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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

Pinch. orange and white; whelped April %,
1884; breeder, John S. Wise; sire Wise's Tom,
dam Beulab; winnings, first and specials, san
Francisco. 1886; first and specials, San Fran:
cisco, 1888; first, Elmlra. n. Y, 1883. fleld
trIals-First Derby, Pacific Coast field trials,
1885; third, alIage Pacific Coast field trials,
1886. Second, II. A. BasSfOid's Bismarck, liver
ana white whelped April 4, 1890; sire Tom
Pinch, dam GalaIea. Third, James e. Higgins,
Major H. liver and white sire Tom Pinch, dam
Galatea. Som Of the other competitors received
recommendations.
Pointer bitches (over so pounds)-First, Harry
Goleher's Vera; second, p. Pergean's Rose;
third, j. Martin Barney's Lady Pinch.
Pointer dogs (under % pOundsl-First, L. X.
Benchey's kan-KOO; second, IL. SpenceFs
Climax third, A. b. Truman's Donald I.
Challenge pointers lone entry)-First, A. b.
Truman's Pattle Croxteth 7 white and IiVeri
whelped December 2S, 1886; breeder, q. NJ
Munhall; sire Champion Croxt eth; dam, Cham;
pion Patti NJ. Winnings = First prize ana
specials, San Francisco, 1885, first Prize and
specials, San Francisco, 1889; FIRST prize ana
specials, Los Angeles. 1885, first prize ana spe'
Second all-age stakes, Pacific Coast Field trial,
1890; first, all-age stakes, field trials, 1881.
Value, $1,000.
Pointer bitches under 80 poundsl-Flrst, J. B.
Lewis Gypsy; second, w. +. Gums Meg Mer-
rIllis; thiid, L. X. Benchley's kiotO
A. b. Truman's Donald I; second, Truman's
Croxt III +; third, Mrs l.. Oney'S Rap.
Pointer, bitch puppies under / 2 months-Flrst,
Horace Y. Evans Tippetta; second, Howard
Vernon's Sappho; third, H. l.. Miller's ROmp NJ.
This concluded the awards of yesterday.
1t is thought that the judge will conclude
his good work to-day, when large gather
ing is expected to have peep at the prize
winners.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

F. f. Simpson of San Jose is at the Palace.
Miss Nellie Calhoun, the actress, is at the
Lick.
d. Mansel! and vile OF Lucknow. india, are at
the Lick.
R. NJ. Williams OF Modesto is a guest of the
Baldwin.
j. W. Estes OF Diamond is registered at the
Grand.
Fred Cox of Sacramento Is stopping at the
Grand.
Robert Kinds of Los Gatos is quartered at the
Occidental.
L, I. Jackson Of Fresno is In the city. He Is
at the PaIace,
j. C. BelheIl Of San Jose is among the guests
at the Occidental.
A. +. Fiege and wife OF Hartford, Conn, are at
the Hotel Pleasanton.
j. NJ. Peck, prominent citizen OF MuscatIne,
Iowa, Is at the Grand.
II. G. Stillwel OF Stony Ford Ia registered at
the Hotel Pleasant0n.
Dr. A. S. Hudson OF Stockton was among The
arrivals at the Grand yesterday.
Private Secretary Higgins returned to Sacra-
memo from the Palace yesterday.
Captain W. II. Seamans OF Los Angeles is
registered at the Palace with his wife.
Commander w. c. Coulson OF the revenue cut
ter Rush is guest at the Peasauton.
Helen Corlette, prominent actress, well
known In this city as well as throughout the
East is registered at the LICK House from New
York
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Queen Point o,Dned bV J. H. von Schroeder
fell to one of his progeny, beautifully con-
ditiOned animal named Bismarck, the
property Of Henry Bassford of Vacaville.
The race for the third ribbon was very
close and Judge Davidson was forced to
make many minute inspections of the dogs
in competition before he finally gave his
award to James Higgins Major II. Ben
Napthaly could not see at all how it was
that Davidson failed. to pay particular no.
tlce TO his dog, Pat p, who, to the mind
OF pinus Ben, was thoroughly entitled to
first or second place in the race for points.
However, Pat received V. III. C.
VERY highly recommended).
To-day the judge will pass Judgment on
the remaining dogs that escaped his keen
observations yesterday.
The result Of the judging of yesterday is
as follows:
Maslif dogs-Flrst, G. McNoble's Inglesde
Crown Prince; second, j. ID. Days Keno; third
Charles n Norris Harold.
Masrlff biches-J. B. Martins Bess; third
prize mo compet'ton).
Great Danes-Flrsj, J. LlvlngstOne's Maloek:
second. joseph Caegaris'. Noblei third. Albert
Great Danes, bitches-First, John Fl. Ad.
dicks MlnKa; second. f. W. Jaeger's Dado;
third. johnson anh Creyer's Nora.
ST. BeFnafds, Iough-cOated dOgs-First, Nam
quot Kennels Republican: second E. Z. Shelf S
Judge; third Frank Ii. Aliens Duke OF yelling
ton
Oh DeIbdiu Dilcu6S-tIISit III. a. L. hcRcuS-
burgers GeTlie.
81. Bernard puppies under IL mOnths-First,
George b. Sperry's William Tell; second, John
BourgetPs Napoleon; third, I. II. Aliens
TOmah.
ST. Beinards, smooth-coated dogs - First,
Charles FrieodschOd's Lion; no second.
81. Bernafds, smOOtlI-c0aled bitehes-Flrst, T.
Fl. SJevensOn's Joan.
Newfoundland dogs-No first; second won by
e. w. StimI jack
Greyhound dogs-Flist, Charles S. Wieland's
Frrestone lhieh honors); second s. A. Cum
mings' Dexter; third, I. j. CTonin's Depend-on-
me.
Greyhound bitches-First P. ID. Nolans Val
ley Queen; second, II. McCTacken's Bessie; third
Z. :. Wleland's Lady Emma.
DeerhouDd biiehes-Eirst Chris Kremple's
Cerous; second, DIR. r. A. FeiRuson's Lufra
American fo2houDds-FiTst. Mrs W. H.
Stainless Slob; second, NJ RS f. NJ. Doyle's Fox (;
third. John W. Bourdetps Ike.
American observation-disclosures, w. II. Staniels'
Judy; second, John w. Bourdett's Princess.
American foxhound puppies-First, w. II.
StdnielS julie
English 1oxhounds-First, j. L. Sanderson's
Paddy.
English foxhonuds. pupDies-First, A. b. An
derson's Yoieks; second, Anderson's Sweep.
Challenge class, pOinters-Frst, henry HUI
ber's Duke OF Vernon; only one entry.
Pointer dogs-First, j. Martin Barney's Tom
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with eighteen puppies frolieking about her.
On the opposite side of the benches on
which are exhibited the pointers are a good
looking number of English and Gordon
settlers and few spanielS. and along
the fourth tier are Irish, Gordon are a
few LaYeraCk settlers. Immediately facing
these is a miscellaneous lot OF dogs, consist
ing of cOllies. retrievers, pugS, spaniels,
Irish settlers and brace of Chesapeake
Bay dogs.
On the fifth row from the west side are
housed the fox terriers, bulldogs and bull
terriers The last bench on the east side
seems to contain what the ladies would say,
without moments hesitancy. the cream of
the canine race. 1t consists of a peculiar
assortment of inquiSitive Toy dogs composed
of pugs of various breeds and c0lurs, jap
aGese spanels. fox terriers, Yorkshire ter
riers. SpitZ dogs and black-and-tan terriers.
PETS OF THE LADIES
In short, there was every imaginable de-
seription of dogs ranging i'll SIZE from n
cottontail rabbit. Amusing were the vari-
Gus comments and opinions expressed by
the ladies and esthetic young gentlemen,
who took especial pride in relating the many
wonderful tricks and achievements these
imps of womanly fancy are capable OF ac-
complishing.
Dave Iseman's black-and-tan terrier
Dixie" winner of five first and three
special prizes, was much admired. a
brace Of Spitz dogs was not neglected by
the fancy, who admired their handsome
physiOgnomies at close range. The Skye
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MTsCELLANEoUs .
HE MASTERED FATE!

It's hard thing sometimes to struggle
against fate, yet in many instances man pos
sesses the power to SO direct the future that
fate has not much chance. 1t may be fate for
q man to get killed in an accident, but it Is
not always fate for him to die by disease, 1t
requires Judgment to shape the future. MI.
0rviIle yelling, an employe of the Oakland
Gaslight and Heat Company, is gentleman
who possesses such judgment He is a gas
f.ter and resides at s66 astro street, Oakland.
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PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-OFFICE OF EDWARD I.
" WOLFE, Secretary of the Board OF New City
Hall Commissioners, San Francisco. April 81, 1897.
Sealed proposals for the following work and ma
terials will be receivedby the Board of New City
Hall Commissioners in the chamber OF the Board OF
Supervisors on saturday, June 6, 1881, between the
hours OF IL and IL O'Clock A. N. of that day.
For the furnishing and placing of document file
boxes in the fittings made therefor, to the amount
OF 1900 or Whereabouts, IN the County CLERKS
office in the northwest wing of the New City Hall
Proposals to be in accordance with contract draw
ings and specifications
The work to be completed on or before the 3Oth
day OF September, 1891
Reference is hereby made to the plans, speclhca-
tioDs aud conditions OF the contract in the once OF
the Secretary and Architect, under which this work
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
forms OF proposals and bonds TO intending bidders
No bids will be entertained unless made upon
Of the total of tender to guarantee the closing
OF the contract when awarded and TO be accom-.
panied either with certified check or with two or
moro good and sufficient sureties, whose names
must be submitted to the Commissioners at least
three days before the opening OF the bids in order
that they may pass upon their competency. The
board reserves the right REJECT any and all bids.
Payments will be made by audited demands upon
the treasury drawn against the New City Hall fund
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bondsmen SHOULD they have
tbem) Instead OF checks.
GEORGE H. sANDERsoN,
THOMAS J. L. SMILEY,
JOHN H. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners.
EDWARD 1, WOLFE. Secretary. APPS S0t
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DIRECTORS.
CORRESPONDENTS.

New York, Eugene Kelly Co.: Chicago, the HI
bernian Banking Association; St LOUIS, the Cti-
zens' savings Bank; Portland Oregon, the First
National Bank and other points in oregon and
Washington
Sell bills of exchange, and telegraphic transfers
on Eugene Kelly q Co, New York; the Consolidated
Bank, London: Bank of Ireland, Dublin; Andre
Neufze Co., Paris; and principal cities in GER
many.
Issue letters Of credit available in the United
States and Europe, and transact general Banking
and Collection business apl I'm ID
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spLrNpIn GREAr nANEs.

Some splendid specimens of the great
Danes ale on exhibition. Livingstone )
Malock is nObe-lookiug brute He is
an imported dog with unknown pedigree.
Caiegaris' Noble is also a magnificent
specimen of his race. Frank NJ. PIXiey en-
tered an animal supposed to be a great
Dane, but when he made his appearance on
the bench. the judge, after giving him
half an eye, ordered his keeper to take
him off the stage, as he was a thorough
bred mougrel. The poor brute howled pite-
ously when judgment was passed upon him.
The grandest kennels of animals on eXhi-
bition are undoubtedly the pointers and
settlers. John Davidson, who Will judge all
classes of dogs, remarked, after ne had
finished judging the pointers, that in all his
travels he had never seen a grander lot of
animals exhibited at bench show.
NO EASY TASK TO CHOOSE,
Among the heavy weights the judge had
no easy task to choose the winner from ont
of the splendid field of pointers that had
been arranged before him. The celebrated
Tom Pinch, who is model dog on bench
or field, took first honOrs; the second color
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terriers and fox terriers were favorably
commented upon by those who pr0feSsed
to be authorities on these breeds.
A great improvement was noticed in the
class of ST. BrTnaTds now on exhibition, as
compared with the mongrels that appeared
for judgment at former shows held in this
oft
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The Weather.

The weather yesterday was hazy. with a
northwest wind blowing sixteen miles an
hour. The barometer took a drop, going
down from 80. 10 to 1905.
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Nearly quarter of million dollars has
been subscribed 10 build the proposed new
railroad from San Jose TO Alyiso.
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He realized that he was sick man. He would
arise in the mornings feeling tired; his nerves
were unstrung, and there was & perceptible alb
sance Of ambition. He could not eat or sleep
well, and he began to go into q decline. He
preferred good health to sympathy, and instead
cfwaitiug until he was past human aid started
for this side of the river and visited the Cos
r,opolitan Dispensary His case was one Of
general debility He took four weeks treat
inent. and was discharged perfectly cured
man. He MASTERE FATE. Mr. yelling
has lived in Oakland for four years, and is a
very popular man. He will gladly coFroborate
this statement.
- His case. is simply one Of hundreds which
the Cosmopolitan Iispensary has cured
Drop a liie. TO some or the following whom they
have cured. and Cara for yourSe +. Mrs. :, g.
SMITH, I705 Mdrket street, san Franchises David
.M1liaE $50 ShotWeit street, san francisco, WIFI
lam P kdre. II - Post street, san francisco :
lisr s HeiuRler 5O2 Davis street, san Francisco;
:. NuErey New illiRm Martin. IS Ridley street, San
FrhlriscO; 1. NJ. d. Wright, 1924 Florida street
san francisco: Peter A Anderson, 1900 2 stock
st1n street. san Francisco; Alexander Wood, 5O5
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Willow avenue, san francisco; II. T. Snook, lO2l
Market street, San Frducisco A. Astorg, San RAJ
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5-Luuvre Cafe san Francisco: Mrs Michantelder, II
Hopeton terrace san Francisco j. p Hanson,
e. 40 Geary street.
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THE WEEKLY CALL contains more
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PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS.
SUNDAY, APRIL &c. 1891,

And Every Following Sunday.
G. RAND GAY EX u X o
s on tas nsgnSea 20 ~ Mare g. Island
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.ITAN pIsPENsARY. va il.

tered to bring help to the af-
ficted. II YOU prefer help
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Treatment. Consultation, ad-
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METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-oFFIoE OF EDWARD L
IN WOLFE Secretary of the Board of New City
Hall Commissioners. San Francisco, April 81 1891.
Sealed proposals for the following work and
materials will be received by the Board OF New
City Hall Commissioners in the chamber OF the
Board of Supervisors on Friday, May 20, 1891,
between the hours OF IL and ~ O'Clock A. n Of
that day.
For the furnishing and placing OF water-closets
and theR appendages to the prison cells. with
plumbing and drains attached thereto: also new
drains connecting Herewith and to drains already
In, leading to the MeAllisteTstreet north.
70 the drain leading to Park avenue SOUTH else
where, all as per drawings.
All in the basement and sub-basement of the New
City Hall.
The work to be completed on or before the 3Oth
day of September, 1891.
Reference IL hereby made to the plans, specif-
cations and conditions OF contract in the Office
of the Secretary and architect, under which this
work must be done. The Secretary Will furnish
blank forms of proposals and bonds TO intending
bidders No bids will be entertained unless made
upon blanks furnished. The bond must be 10
per cent OF the total sum OF tender Of guarantee
the closing OF the contract when awarded. and to
be accompanied either with a certified check or
with two more good and sufficient suretfes
whose names must be submitted to the Commis-
soners at least three days before the opening OF the
bids In order that they may pass upon their
any aud all bids. Payments will be made by
audited demands upon the Treasury, drawn against
the New City Hall fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference TO bondSmen (9hould they have
them) Instead Of checks.
THOMAS j. L. SMILEY,
JOHN II. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners.
EDWARD l. WOLFE, Secretary apps 30t
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cred confidence. II the staf OF physicians at the
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TrouIles, any other disease, should call at
low charges. within the reach OF all, combined with
lie bestt Medical and Surgical skill.
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals for the construction and equipment
of double track Electrical Street Railway Gn-
Guiding power station will be received at the
Office of the Metropolitan Railway Company,
No. $40 Market street. San Francisco, California,
up to ~ o'clock noon of May 8, 1891.
Bids must specify price per mile for not less
than four miles, and for as many additional
miles as the company may elect. Bids will be re-
ceived for the whole or any portion thereof.
The first four miles will be constructed within
a radius of two and 0ne-haf miles of the City
Hall; for each additional mile of track con-
structed after the completion of the first four
the distance from the City Hall viii be greater,
and where delivery is a factor of the price bid
ders should specify any additional cost for each
mile thereafter.
Specifications for material and labor can be
found at Office of the company. The company
reserves the right to reject any or all of the BIDS
METROPOLITAN Rail way COMPANY,
CLIFTON H. MAYNE, President,
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NOTICE
TO The PUBLIC +!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
In authority of an Act OF the Legislature APP
proved March 81 1891, all OF East street is placed
under the Jurisdiction OF the Board of State Harbor
Comm issioners.
will require written applications from all parties
desiring to open up any of the roadways, pave
ments etc, under their jurisdiction and deposit
to cover the cost of restoring the same.
j. J. KEEGAN. Secretary.
San Francisco April 20. 1891 ap3O st
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-19
THREE C's RAILROAD CHANGES.
Receiver Chamberlain Wields His Ohicia1
Axe-The Headquarters Moved.
rSpor.io1 TO the State. !

:
CHARLEsToN, 5. c., March l7.-iVer
since the appointment Of Mr.: Cham
berlain to reccivership Of the Three C5
railroad some changes in the manage,
nent of that road have been expected
bv the public. The expectations OF the
public has aU last been fulfilled. To-
dav orders were issued by Recciver
Chamberlain making the following al
pointmcnts:
G. NJ. Ward 20 DC general manager,
in place Of J. 7. Jones.
StB. Pickens to De general freight
and passenger agent. 49,.
w. +. Stoncy TO be auditor, IL place
ofJ.J. Collier. comptroller.
w. G. Mazyck to be cashier for the
receiver.
The headquarters Of tie above named
Offices will be III this city.
\. Tripp was appointed superIiite'i0-
ent, with headquarters at HiacNsDurg.
All other officers ani employers VII
be continued III their respective posi-
tionS. .
displace anybody, but simply fill posi-
t;o5s whose duties have been per
formed bv other officials in addition 10
the work of their own positions,
In In the pending litigation the Finance
company, Of Pennsylvania, and the
Three Cis road and others, notice "aS
today served in the CIRCUIT con:t CT
the United States on Mr.. Lord and Mr..
w w NnCormack, representing the de-
PENDANTS, s that Receiver Chamberlaia
would move before the court Tor an or
der authorizing him to issue receiver $
The petition asked that tt the receiver be
allowed to borrow $4,000, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, on the
credit of the company, on such terms
and pavable in such manner as the
CONT con- NAV direct. The application has has
<,een taken under advisement by the
-
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"THE EASTER EGG"

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