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WEATHER FORECAST
DEPARrNiENI. OF AGRIcULTURE. d.
WEATHER NuREAr.-

$3.50 SAN FRkN CISCO, october 81, 1891 90
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts:
Light rains have fallen quite generally through
ont Washington. W esterh oregon and Nerthw estern
California. Cloudy. and threatening weather pre-
walls tonight In all districts except southern Cali:
fornia aud Arizona High south'to east winas have
prevailed along the Washington coast with Ne}ccl-
ties OF from twenty. to over fifty miles per hour.
The cycionc disturbance IS still central OF Van
couyer Isasd., aud there are indications tonight
that II pass eastward so far north as TO prevent
the occurrence of rain in southern Caltfor;ia aud
Arizona unless ITS southwest*Cu current should 0e-
yeop decided energy while the center is passing
over Brush Columbia. The rain area has extended
southwark to-day. to the san Joaquin Naliey@ahd
along the coast. to Monterey Bay: The barometer
is rising rapidly on the northw est coast Of Cahfor
MA aud May 'hAye.the effect OF Shutting off the
storm and diminishing its severity in the South
Pacific reg. on. A. narrow 6arometric depression
appears lobe forming over the eastern portion OF
the Pacific slope. between TWO highs The weather
Las been generally WARMER to-day in an distE cts.
except a 81 sht fail III temperature in the Saera-
mento Valley and. Eastern: Washington Tie
weather win reDatn unsettled in aldistricts, with
variable changes in temperature. -
~. Forecast Until & p. VI. Sunday. ;: p:
For Northern California; Generally ioggy: and.
cloudy weather. with fight rains along the coast
aud In the northeast portion WiadS generally
southetly aud occaslpaaIy brisk. Nearly station
AIRY ttmperat lure e1 leV warmer In the sacramento
Valley aul;fh. Western eNtv,da aud al Keeer :.
For Southern Ca1ifornia-Fair. but ciondy and
foggy weather .;iieaf the. coast winds generally
westerly. \ early stationary temperature except.
warmer il the northeast portion ,tnd al Los An
gees, 49, F.: - - :. -. -.
For oregon and MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy
weather, with rain. S0utneFy winds, brisk 70 high
Oh the Washington coast. Generally warmer, ex-
ospt nearly stationary temperature at Ruseburgi
TORT CaH by. aAd Port Angeles 49,:
=. 49,: +. -. JoH>s P. FINLEY,:
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry AS ON charge:
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suRsCK!PTroN RATES 4.

DAILY CALLducIudag sundays, S6per year b,
mail. postpaid: Is cents per week. or 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
1--WE copies, three months, So 25i. SUNDAY. CALL
sixteen pagss). 81 5oper;year. postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL 81 5O:per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL leight pages; 81 25pef YEAR
postpaid Clubs OF ten (Sent TO one address,, SlO.-
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A Lofterx Raided

= Policemen Shea, Marshall and Shear made
raid on supposed lottery yesterday after
noon on the corner of Fifth and Folsom
streets, and found all they had expected.
they arrested George Alpers for conducting
the place, and booked as evidence the wheel.
blackboard and handbills found there,
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"NraIh and swearing will be gIyenin the Ger
man Branch Young Mems Christian Association,
at 81 Suffer street, this afternoon. at O'Clock,
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seventy DAYS for a. Meal.

Richard Smith was convicted yesterday
OF: battery and disturbing the peace, and
sentenced to seventy days imprisonment in
the County Jail. He ate hearty meal in a
Third-street restaurant on Thursday night
and then refused to pay for 1t. While quar-
rellDg with the proprietor he created q dis
turbance and was arrested. -. =. ~.
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625 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P: NJ. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until Il O'Clock midnight;
SSs HAYES street. open; until $50. O'Clock: 500
Larkin street open until 80 O'clock % Is Mission
street open until e.o'cIocS-r. NJ and lie Ninth
mt q 3 \ -
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Mrs. j. Il. Bond, the wife of the Oakland
artist who was convicted of cruelty to Rosie
Browley, a young domestic, was sentenced
~ by Judge Worley yesterday to pay fine of
$50. She paid the money!
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POISONED BEVERAGE.
Death of a Child From Drinking Bee
Containing Verdigris.

Containing Verdigris.
Thomas, the three year old son Of Michael IT.
win and wife, who reside at 90 Sixteenth street.
died Friday night from the effects OF verdigris pol
sonipg. The case was rather peculiar one, as
the poison was received from some beer which
WAS imbbed by the child.
1t seems that Irwin Keeps beer on tap at his
home, and purchases II from the Enterprise
Bre very. About 1913 O'Clock on Friday morn
ing be drew some OF the beverage from the bar
rel, drank some himself and gave the child some.
A few hours afterward both lie and the child
were taken sick. the latter suceumbng to the
poison that night.
The father. owing to his strong constitution, Is
now out of danger and improving.
The yerdgris was the result Of the acIion OF
the beer upon the brass Of the faucet. AS the
poisoning was shown to have been purely accl.
dental no inquest VIII be held.
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NEW ENGLAND DINNER. - The ladies' Of
Trinity NJ. E. Church will give a New England
dinner al the church, corner Market, Sixteenth
and Noe streets, on Friday evening.
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Now lis a Hoboken Man.

A. A. Donniker Jr., who lives at 63
Minna street, called at the Coroner's Office
yesterday and looked at the photographs of
the man who was buried under the name of
Frank V. Pons. He said that he was salts
fed that the name of the deceased was
Brown. and that he had kept saloon in
HobOken. y. j., five wears ago.
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OUR SYSTEM OF POLITICS.

We are told it is perfectly legitimate for
men with large amounts OF capital to use
their money in packing conventions. No
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ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. - Professor o. P.
jenkins will read the principal paper at the
meeting OF The California Academy OF Sciences
Tomorrow evening
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NEW banquet lamps at Nathan, Donrmann &
Co.'s. 90 TO 1872 Suffer street.
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EXHIBITION OF GYMNAsTICs.-Ane exhibition
of turning for prizes Will be held at the San
Francisco Turn Nerein Hall this afternoon and
evening :.
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RAILROAD bLocKADE.-A broken grip on an
up.boUnd California street car caused shortly
after noon yesterday blockade for 4 half-hour
or more.
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- GULL WANTS HIS CHILD.-William b. Gufl
has appealed 10 the Supreme Court 10 be awarded
the custody of: his child. His wife, Nina, now
has the child in her care. '--.
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-ScRoFULA is a more formidable enemy than
either consumption or cancer alone, for scrofula
combines the worst possible features OF both. 1t
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparia the blood purifier.
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The MORNING CALL
OFFICE:

Has larger circulation than anNother
newspaper published in San Francisco:
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THE genuine Angostura Bitters cure Indigestion
and restore the appetite Every druggist keeps them
DIR. j. q. b. Segert,& Sons sole manufacturers.
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ter. hotel keeper, declared himself an insolyent
debtor yesterday; liabilities S2425 II; assets
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STU ATIoNs-FEM4LE.


YOUNG FRENCH GIRL JUST FROM FRANCE
1 wishes q position with private family as nurse
or general nouse-grl. Cali or address 1918 Stock
ton ST. mol
ELDERLY WELL ED UCATED GERMAN WIDOW
~ wishes situation as housekceper; is good cook;
wishes good home; city or country Address NJ M
Box 80, CALL Branch Office mol Ats
CTENoGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER DE
~ sires position: salary not much an OBJECT as
permanent position. Address c. L., Box S. CALL
Branch Ofice mol ate
DIANISTE WILL GIVE LESSONS IN MUSIC
to several In refined family In exchange for
room and board Address MISS E. b. Boz l2g,
CALL Branch ONCE mol st4
GOOD GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN PRE-
" vate famI y, city or country; good references
Address D., Boz ~, this onice moi 3ts
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS HOUSE,
WI work, or work by the day. $50 Jessie ST. It's
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fHE Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7i3 Hilbert street. are now open for the season..
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Ell. BLACK, painter, removed TO / ID Eddy St.
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NOVEMBER styles Entterick's patterns Cata-
logues mailed free. II. A pemng; 124 Post St, s. F.
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IL afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
son ; E1 Water. Druggists sell it at IS cents .
:txr1,A nnilra nles. swAIN,s. 2Ia Sntrer street..
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 11s Powell.
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Books bought. King. Is Fourth street. 3.
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PEESONALS.


DEFINED. AFFECrIONATE 6E sTLEmAN. 81.
II wishes marry gent;e girl without means. AT
dress b.. Box 2. this office A r. c., letter al Pst-
office. It's
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e. y nnual NJ g ct Eng. -The Regular An
G>S nua meeting OF the stockholders OF the Min
eral King Milling and Mining Com paBy Will be held
at theoflice of the company 419 California street.
Room A. San. francisco, California, on MON DAY,
the second day OF November. 1891 Mt the hour OF
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose of eecting Board of
Directors to serve for The ensuing year. amending
ofthe bylaws OF the company for Increasing
tho number of Directors and OF such
other business As may come before the meeting.
- A WEiMANS, Secretary.
'ofce-Sle California street, Room II, SAN Fran
lNaItf
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Y y Calvary Presbytcri IN Church, Pow
s-S ell ST., cor. Geary1 Key. T. c. East0n. DID,
psst6r.wll preach at, subject: aIhe Great
est Victory on Recqrd-the King of Kings Against
the King OF TerrotS" and at 7 80 P. NJ, subject,
The Judgment of the Quick ana Dead. %; The fol-
lowing music VIII be reudered: l. "Te Deum." by
request (JaGks0nf. >. Chant" The Silent, Land"
llong feiow)i 3. "God fsOur Hope and Strength
(Ne5err; + Rest We In Peace " (Aiendelssnin1.
Professor GHStave a. Scott. organlst and director
Of music. Strangers at hotels cordially invited.
PASTORS resideHce. 1928 Bnsn ST.. a." 1t
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SI-I01I---- = :: = 9-ioI-r-,1pTp- 1so1
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FFs Henri and Wi;frida Fatrweatbnr
1~S viii give one OF. their unique and soul.stir
ring eoneert,iectures In Washington Hail, 80 Eddy
ST., Sunday, ?. NJ. under the auspices of the en-
and County Citizens Alliance. The 6iatforpi ~,
the Peoples party will be considered. Admission
free -: 1,S
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TTs The California Sugar Refinery
49, Mutual Aid Society will hold Its first grand
bali at odd Fellows Hall. SATURDAY EVENING,
November 18th. Tickets, admitting gentlemen aud
ladies, 5Ocl
!: z. J. TCGaEY, Sec. JOS. BURNS Pres
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70 Fine Halls to Let at go Eddy
Es>c. street. nc7 Il :
~ To Let Elegant Lodg: e-R o olns
S>S: Wednesday and Thursday nights. at Union
square Hall Building; 42l Post St se27 If
ny: The Evening Bulletin, Price Re-
NJ. duced to is cents per week delivered by
rer TO part OF the ety; the bullet the best
odestand largest evening paper published the
coast; orders BY postai-card otherwise will re-
ceive prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
DENIED IN TOTO.
There Is No Trouble of Any Kind in BraziI
and the Government Is as Firm as a
Rock; so IL says.

| There Is No Trouble of ANY Kind in Brazil
and the Government Is as Firm as a
Rock; so 1t says.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 12.-
! Senior Mendoza, the Brazilian Minister
! here at late hour last night received the
following cablegram:
| Brazilian Minister at Washington, via
Lisbon, NOUember II, 1891:
Continue to deny alarming reports
| spread throughout Europe in regard to
restoration of monarchy and disturbance
of public order in Brazil. Rio de ia
metro is perfectly quiet, business is sat
iSfied and lively with confidence in the
Government. News daily received here
announces perfect quiet in all the States
except Rio Grande do Sui, where the
government has taken measures to put
down the conflict arising from the
struggle for supremacy between the
two parties; there is no idea Of seces-
sion which is repugnant to all Brazil
lanS.
No conflict exists outside of Rio
Grande do Sui. Deny London Times
telegram and declare that there is no
SSucld t uiSCOuGCuG III tuc COuHJIy. uo
government will shortly fix day for
the Congressional elections, according
to the electoral law. Restoration of
the monarchy opposed almost univer-
sally as matter definitely settled.
euro, PretO, Nabuco and all the old
mOnarchists are enjoying perfect free
dom. Exchange is conducted with Sc
curity and confidence In the govern
ment's stability is general; the Bank of
the Republic is not giving artificial
quotations, and the English banks are
dealing in exchange with freedom; they
are are cfrc:hfdUthn 5SNGdts tathe- contrary
republic.
TSigned CHERMoNT.
Minister Mendonca has furnished
COPY of the above cablegram to Secre-
tary Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
What Your Great Grandmother Did.

She hetcheled tho fax and carded the
wool. and wove the hneS, and spun the tow,
and made the clothes for her husband and
ten children. She made butter and cheese,
she dipped tallow candles, to light the house
at night, and she cooked all the food for her
household by an open fire place and a brick
oven. Yes; and when she was forty years OF
age, she was already an old lady whose best
DAYS were over. Her shoulders were bent and
her Joints enlarged by hard work, and she
wore spectacles and q cap.
Her great granddaughter, with all the
modern conveniences for comfort, refinement
and luxury, may be as charming and attract
i've at forty-five as at twenty. Especially is
this true if she preserves her health by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
which wards off all female ailments and IT.
regularities, cures them If they already exist,
keeps the life current healthful and vigorous,
and enables the woman Of middle age to re
tain the freshness Of girlhood upon brow and
cheek, the light of youth in her eyes, and
its elasticity in her step.
Go to your drug store, pay dollar, get q
bottle and try it-try a second, a third if nee
essary Before the third ones been taken
| you'll know that there's remedy to help you
| Then you'll keep on and a cureM come.
| But if YOU shouldn't feel the help, should
| be disappointed in the results = you'll FIND
| a guarantee printed on the bottle-wrappel
thatn get your money back for YOU
| Can YOU ask morei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
STILL QUARRELLING.
ParnelIItes and McCarthyites Charge Zach
Other With Falsity.

other With Falsity.
DUBLIN, November 12.-The fight
between the Parnellites and the Nc
Carthyites regarding the negotiations
at Boulogne-Sur-Mer. and the letters
which passed between Messrs. Parnell
and O'Brien. continues with no diminu-
tion in the bitterness which has charac-
terized it from it's outbreak.
Mr.. O'Brien recently published let
ter ne had received from Mr.. Parnell,
in which the writer expressed the ut
most confidence in Mr.. O'Brien and in
his honesty in the course which he was
pursuing. Some Of the Parnellites too k
exception to the publication of this let
ter and Mr.. Timothy Harrington wrote
letter declaring that Mr.. O'Brien had
not published the letter in its entirety.
In this mornings issue OF the Nation
al Press, the McCarthyite organ, there
appears an article, which, after review
ing in detail all the allegations made by
MIR. Harrington, declares that the gen.
tleman's statements bear upon their
face the stamp of deliberate fa.sehood.
All the documents produced, the paper
says, vindicate by their contents the
good OF Mr.. O'Brien and the consider
alton he always showed for Mr.. Par
nell. United Ireland to-day publishes
an article couched in peculiarly strong
language in regard to what it terms the
clerical influence exerted in Cork against
the Parnellite candidate for the seat
held by the late Mr.. Parnell.
United ireland urges sturdy Irishmen
to steel their hearts TO the task OF fight
ing the priesthood. While they submit
to priest and bishop, the paper says
they will never be able to follow the
dictates of their own political conscience
es and the liberty Of the land so long
desired will never be gained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
The American Bankers, Association.

New ORLEANS, November 12.-The
American Bankers Association resumed
its session to-day, and the silver ques-
ton had the right of way from the
start. Mr.. w. p. st. John, Of New
York, read paper on the solution OF
the silver question. In opening he paid
his respects to John Jay Knox, because
in an interview the latter said that the
silver question was dead, and that
Cleveland would be the nominee of the
Democratic party. Mr.. st. John argued
that the results of the recent elections
were encouraging to free silver, and he
doubted II Mr.. Knox, as a Republican,
was in the confidence of the Democratic
party as to its nominee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
GOT HIS ROLL.
A New Yorker Shows $500 to Prove that
He Has It. But Be HasE't 1t Now.

A New Yorker Shows $500 to Prove that
He Has It, But Be HasE't 1t Now.
DULUTH. MINI, November 10. -
There was an exciting episode just this
side of Old Superior, on the Duluth
South Shore and Atlantic train, that ar
rived here this morning.
A New Yorker, who does not want
his name to get out, had been playing
cards with couple of sharpers, when
one of them insinuated that the New
Yorker did not have any money. The
latter drew out $500 in bills to give his
accusers the lie, and the latter grabbed
the roll.
ThereupOn the third man, pal of the
thief, seized the latter and told the vic
tim TO call the conductor and have him
arrested. The New Yorker bit and
while he was gone the thieves stopped
the train and jumped of.
Conductor Sims and a dozen others
gave chase, and after the conductor had
fred two shots in the air, the pal of the
thief threw up his hands. The confed-
crate escaped and took the money with
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
row Colds Are Cured in the South,

w. j. Flowers, Of Dorrance, Georgia,
saws: "Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
is the best I can get for Coughs, Colds
and Group, and many others who have
used it are of the same opinion. 1t:
promptness in looSening and relieving
severe colds has msdeit deservedly pop.
ular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
ship Brokers Assign.

New YORK, November 12.-Thomas
L. Bartlett and Melbourne p. Smith,
carrying on business in the name of +.
H. Smith 81 Co., ship brokers and COM
mission merchants, at II and 10 William
street, assigned to-day to w. NJ. Good
rich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
The Judge Had a Gun.

PAso ROBES, CAL, November 10
Judge John Kelshaw yesterday shot
and killed A. NJ. Sherwood, the defend
ant in case which was tried before
Kelshaw. Sherwood attacked the judge
who shot in self-defence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-13
STATE OF WEST VIR5INIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 7
rsTON. October Is, 1891. J


Hon. A. C. Matthews, Comptroller, Washing
ton, d. c.:
Sm-I have your letter of the 23d, in
reference to the direct tax matter IL was
the Attorney General OF this State with
whom | desired to CONFER; as yet nave
had no opportunity OF doing so.
will not, however, request furtner de-
Law for this purpose, as nothing can occur
which will induce me TO withdraw my pro-
test AGAINST the course suggested, viz: that
the matter be referred to the Court OF
7 claim for our State the benefit OF the
Act of Congress appropriating money 10
nav this direct tax debt and insist tnat IL
should be paid us in money.
controyert the right Of the Treasury
Department to enquire in the Court OF
Claims or elsewhere, into the state OF the
accounts between Virginia and west VIZ
ginia.
that we were not liable for any part OF her
ante. war debt. But were it otherwise the
| set-off is too remote, and cannot be ascer'
| tanned in collateral proceeding.
observe YOU say that the seton Will DC
| allowed on the adjustment by your once
unless il be deemed advisable TO refer the
matter to the Court of Claims, which you
hesitate to do without my approval can
not give my approval. but continue to pro
test both as to the jurisdiction OF the Court
| of CLAIMS and such action by the depart
ment, as you have indicated VIII De taKen
| Again / refer to the brief filed with the
Attorney General of the United States in
behalf of West Virginia, a copy Of which
mail YOU, and especially to that portion
thereof which shows that the Treasury
Department in 1853, in like case, refused
I such set-off
Very respectfully.
| A. B. FLEMING.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
FIRST CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November 4, 1891
Hon. H. B. Fleming, Governor of Vest Fir
ofiia, Charleston, W. Va.
SIR: I have the honor to state that undel
the opinion Of the Attorney General givcI