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CATHOLIC STATISTICS.

The census bulletins furnish bits OF infor-
nation which are of curious interest, and
deserve to be rescued from the oblivion into
which the facts contained in the census
volumes usually fall. One Of these is the
late bulletin on the strength Of the Roman
Catholic Church. The facts appear to have
been gathered from official sources, and are
probably reliable.
The total number of Catholics in the
United States, including Greek Catholics,
orthodox Greco Russian Church members
and Armenians, is 6, $50, ,o45 as nearly as pos
sible 10 per cent OF the total population. OF
these, something over one-half are residents
of the six States Of Illinois, Louisiana, Mas
saehusetts, New York, Pennsylvania aud
Ohio, New York alone containing One-sixth
of the whole. -Four other States. Michigan,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and New Jersey, con-
tain 100000; the balance, say 2,O0O,OOO, is
divided among the other States. Among
States which contain over 100000 are Cali
fornia qj6, ,S46), Indiana, Iowa, Maryland,
Missouri and Texas. The three sources
from which the church has derived its men,
bers may thus be traced: Many Catholics OF
California outside of San Francisco are
of Spanish descent; those Of Louisiana,
and many of those in Missouri. derived
their faith from France; while the great
bulk Of others brought their religion from
Ireland.
The property owned by the church in the
whole country is valued at S118, ,3S1, ,516, and
the largest portion of it is in the States
which show the heaviest church member
ship. In New York, it is valued at over
SIS, ,0Oes.1e0. Pennsylvania, Illinois and Mas
OH OF oh CHI t,.ffl oh
OO0 worth. In this State, the church is put
down for S2,6279j0 worth; but for the
measures of conlscatiOn adopted by the
last Mexican rulers it would have been much
larger.
In the Roman Catholic directory for 1883,
the total number of adherents Of that faith
was given as G, ,s32, ,954, which is 10000 more
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NEW YORK DEMoCRATIC PLATFORM

The platform adopted by the New York
Democratic Convention is composed mainly
Of negatives. II opposes the present tariff.
the present silver law. reciprocity and the
Republican method of distributing the sur
plus. The resolution on the silver ques-
ton places the New York Democracy
souarely in the camp of the gold bugs.
While pronOuneiDg against the coinage OF
a dollar not the equal in intrinsic value Of
every other dollar coined, il denOunces the
present act which converts the silver prod
uct of the United States into Treasury
notes at its market value. The Demo-
Gratis have thus resolved themselves into
the gold camp. They are against free COIN
age since that would give the country
dollar not equal in intrinsic value to any
other dollar and are opposed to the pur-
chase of silver with view to increase its
Intrinsic value to parity with gold An
other resolution is in favor of having had
the Worlds Fair in New York. 1t does not
tell how the selection of Chicago as the fair
city by Congress could have been pre-
vented, but has a dim idea that Mr. Fas-
sett had something to do with the action Of
Congress. The one point upon which the
platform takes affirmative ground is in
its declaration against all sumptuary laws
not simply against such sumptuary laws
as the Republicans may be responsible
for. \ good plank is that which calls for
measures to prevent the profuse expendi-
ture of money by candidates, of which so
much complaint is made. The declaration
that the labor interests should be foStered
must be read in the light of the tariff plank
which opens American markets to foreign
goods. Precisely how American labor is TO
be fostered when the American laborer is
compelled to compete with the cheaper
labor Of other countries the platform does
not say. MIR. Flower. the nominee, is a
rich Wall street man, liberal contrib
utor to campaign funds. and in private life
an estimable citizen
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county turns in an assessment roll that
shows luwer valuation than other counties
have made their valuation will be increased
by the State Board. 1t is time for officials
to work in harmony with the people in car
rying out measures to bring people in this
State. 1t should be borne iu mind that the
immigrants we most need are of the weIl-to-
do class, men who have a few thousand dol
lars to invest in whatever pursuit they may
engage in. Our manufacturing industries
are not yet upon a footing which warrants
a general invitation to wage-earners to come
TO this State to better their condition. But
there are Industries in all parts of the State
in which sober and industrious men, with
from one to five thousand dollars, may do
better than in any other State in the Union.
Let US put ourselves in a condition to assure
this class of men that high tax leyies and ex-
orbtant valuations shall not stand in the
way of success.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTURE,
WEATHER EVRFAU,


WEATHER ltURFAU,
7. SAN FRANCISCO, September TO- INsI-o P NJ
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Conditions seem favorable now FOR 4 few days OF
settled weather in California. An area OF high
uarometr1c pressure IS moving rapidly eastward
over Northern California. Oregon aud Nevada
The winds have shifted 10 north and west in all
districts The cyclonic disturbance near Vancouver
Is and this morning is now moving rapidly east
ward over British Columbia Rain has ceased
throughout California but still continues ia North
. ern nevada Northern Oregon aud Washington.
Decidedly cooler weather has prevailed in all dis
trlcts The temperature is generally below the
normal except in Washington, the deficiency in
Eastern California and Nevada ranging from 100
u POP. Hisu westerly winds have prevailed during
the day IN Eastern California, Nevada, Northern
Arizona and Utah Keeler. southwest IS miles;
Winuemucca northwest so Salt Lake City, south
YES: 2s Flagstaff. Ariz.. south gale; WinSiow Ariz
southwest gale Gradually warmer weather viii
prevail ia California, Nevada aud oregon.
Forecast Until +. VI. Thursday.
For Northern Cailoruia-Falr weather: westerly
winds. occasionally brisk; generally warmer. Fog
and clouds along the northwest coast; frosts in
mountains and western Nevada.
For Southern CaIiEoruia-Fair weather; south to
west winds occasionally brisk; nearly stationary
Temperature except warmer on the southwest coast
Aad at una. Fog and clouds along tho southwest
coast.
For Oregon and NashnStou-Fair weather, eI-
c.pt preceded ~ light rains IN Western Washing
ton and Northwestern Oregon; westerly winds:
generally cooler except nearly stationary tempera-
ture tu southern UregUl. JOHN =. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry, A $. O., in charge.
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HoPK1Ns-sEARLEs WILL CONTEST

The Chicago Inter Ocean assumes that
the Hopkns-Searles will contest will turn
upon the religious belief of the testator to
the extent that belief in spirituaIism will
be considered evidence of an unsound mind.
II is not probable, in our opinion, that the
plaintiffs in the case will permit the case to
turn upon such point. People may be of
unsound mind without being believers in
spiritual communication, and be believers in
spiritual communication without being of
unsound mind. The subject of spiritual
communication has attracted the attention
Of many able men and women, many of
whom have investigated without satisfactory
results. They have become agnostics in re-
spect to belief in the power OF spirits to
communicate with mortals. Probably few
who have investigated are absolute be-
levers or absolute unbelieyeTs. There is
evidence that Mrs. HoDkins-Searles died in
this condition of mind. 1t is pretty certain
that she had investigated, but there is little
evidence at hand that she had been con-
vineed. No intelligent jury would make
her belief or non-belief a controlling influ-
enee in verdict as to her ability to execute
a just will. Evidence of undue influence
viii be sought in the fact that without
to the details of her will. That she was
sincere when she avowed her purpose to
make certain bequests in her will does not
admit of doubt Why did she change her
purpose? What influence was brought to
bear upon her to induce her to dsappoint
the many whom she had promised to do
something for, either directly or through
bequests to public institutions. A promise
to give without consideration is not binding
IN law. Neither is a promise to remember
person in will binding. But promise
may be considered an evidence OF an inten-
tiOn, and change Of that intention may
be considered evidence that Influence was
exercised TO effect the change. If that infu-
ence may be traced to sinister motives
jury would be apt to consider it undue"
though it might not literally dominate the
mind OF the teStator
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VETERANS HOME.
Headstones for the Unmarked Graves at
YountYille.

Headstones for the Unmarked Graves at
Yountyil1e.
The Veterans Home Association met last
evening, Judge Waymire presiding.
Secretary Rockwell read q communication
from the United States Quartermaster' De-
partment at Washington, stating that head
stones would be furnished on application
for all unmarked graves at the Yoantville
Home.
1t was decided by unanimous vote to
send Comrdde Gnggleman, now an inmate
of the home, back to his Old residence at
Canton, Ohio
The Yountyille Institution was reported
to be in furnishing condition. There are
3S3 inmates now enjoying its privileges and
the Directors received TWENTY-FIVE applica-
tious for admission last month, fifteen of
which were favorably considered. A bar
ber-shop has recently been opened and many
other improvements intended to give coni-
fort to the veterans are under way.
The morning call., 1891-09-17
Discord Among Railway rraiumer

GALEsBURG Qll). Sept. 16.-The old Board
of Trustees of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen. recently discharged by the Grand
Master, have applied to Judge Glenn at
Monmouth for an injunction restraining the
new board from interfering with the old
board in the examination Of the books and
accounts of the brotherhood. This actioR
resulted from the refusal of Grand Seere-
tary Sheeban 10 recognize the old board and
his intention to place the books in the hands
of the new board The bill alleges, among
other things, that the Grand Master, under
the constitution. has no right to appoint
Trustees when such offices were not legally
vacant: that the old members were legally
elected at a regular convention and had
never been legally deposed. A temporary
Injunction was issued. Mr.. Sheeban asserts
his refusal to allow the old board to examine
the books is based on the belief that they
had been rightfully DISCHARGED.
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On Annnnnt Of Plano.

Robert Fay has been sued for $4,000 dam
ages by Miss Buscelle. daughter Of James
X. Buscelle, broker Fay had sold her
piano on the installment plan, and she
claims that when she prevented its removal
by him he assaulted her, inflicting great
bodily damage. The assault is denied by
Fay. who says that he tried to remove the
instrument because of arrears in payments.
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sInsCRirrEnN RATNs

DAILY CALL Gncludiug sundays, S6 per year by
mall pastpaid: 5 cents per week, IS cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
ave copies three months, IS @5. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagss), ST. so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 SO per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL teight pages), 81 - per year
postpaid. Ciuus OF ten (seEt one sddreSs), $40.
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New Zealand Mails.

Robert J. Creighton, resident agent OF
the New Zealand Government, received a
telegram fIom the New Zealand Postmaster
General yesterday morning notifying him
of the renewal for three years OF the present
postal service contract for the transmission
of mails between San Francisco and New
Zealand
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sas Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
o'clock P NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: Tl0 Market
street. near Kearny open until IL O'Clock midEishs
$50 Hayes street, open uatil $3.50 O'Clock; SOS
Iarxin street open until 80 o'clock; 25lS Hlssion
street omen until Q O'Clock P. NJ. and ll6 Ninth
ntreat nnan nnfIl 9 30 z NJ.
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,IrTIoY s4TFs V0-pAy.

TvHN1TrRF.-By NJ. J. Simmons, at 1857 Market
e.. al j clock.
frFNITuKE-By Geo F. Iamson, at sl6 Suffer
St. 1t Il O'Clock
fUESIrURE--By c. W. kiusey, at White Sulphur
Springs Hotel. ST. Helena, at 10 O'Clock.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICEI
SEPrENRER. 1881

Any Of our patrons Cbo fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By train-boys
Iill confer a fror by notifying this office o.
UtJact, naming the date and train.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM-
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for a week or longer at regular subscrip-
zion rates, I5c. per week. Give order to
carrier or send to business office.
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Tie pining-Car Line.

For comfort take the Union Pacific Railway the
only line running through Pullman sleeping.cars
without change between San francisco and Chicago
with dining-oars the entire distance, arriving In
Chicago and all Eastern cities twenty-five hours In
advance of all other trapseOntinental lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday and Saturday with
through Pullman tourist seeping-cars to Chicago
without change. Ticket oiice, No. Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-09-17

Guilty of collecting accurate statistics OF
church membership has always been pro-
verbal. and published figures must be re-
ceiVod with caution.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

THE many wonderful cures accomplished by
II, od's Sarsaparilia. when other medicines had
failed. is sufficient proof that this preparation
POSSESSES peculiar and superior curative powers
The morning call., 1891-09-17

MoRTGAGED FOR s5000.-The San Francisco
Turn Verein was granted permission by Judge
Hubbard yesterday to mortgage property on
Turk street for 5000.
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BANK OF SANTA RosA.--The resources and
liabilities OF The Bank OF Santa Rosa, examined
on Monday by Commissioner Knight are re-
nnrien at SIG6 20l az
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SARA4's SCENERY TAxED.-The scenery
brought by Sarah Bernbardt from Australia ba,
been held liable TO duty, which Manager Able,
paid under protest
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The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7i3 Pilbert street, are now open for the season.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

LOOK out for our great sale OF Preside Park
lots october 14th. Joost, Mertens & 20.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

CHOICE cream mixed candles In q 4 and 6 ib
japanese lunch baskets, 25c ID. Townsend's.s
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LOOK out for our great sale OF Preside Park
lots October 14th. Joost, Merten, & Co.
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THE MORNING CALL
OFFICE :

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

A MECHANICS LIEE.-JohD W. Walker yes
terday levied a mechanics lien on property at
Hyde and Pine streets, owned by Charles Il.
Broad, the claim being for money due.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

JF.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoS.-Ths celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-cass druggists and
grOceTs, frade mark-star Within shield.
The morning call., 1891-09-17
Grand Overland Excursion.

Sheareris autumnai overland excursion will
leave san Francisco September 29th for Chicago,
Boston and all Eastern cities For particulars
address Y. f. Shearer, New Montgomery st., or
! Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
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RI G Ga,ifSrmia g MIA. LSaEo,, I'D ,,rS1,1 NJ; e; A
EVENT g. September nth. at 80 O'Clock. * Y
Third degree All Master Masons in good W.
standing are invited By order OF thS Master.
1t GEORGE JOHNSON. Secretary
HSys Doric Lodge. No. PIG. r. md n
H~S A. M.-oficers aud members are notl- n
IrHURsDxY1 EVENING. September i7th. w
at 80 o'clock. Master Masons in good standing
invited. by order Of the Master.
1t A. KHoNBERG. Secretary.
EE San Francisco Alliance, No. m,
e>S ! OF ST. 7; A. OF cal,brothers, ltj{fsl,
monthly meeting OF September 60 be held {S-y
in X. K. b. Hall. on THIS (rHURSDAYl w
N B.-Any picnic tickets not settled for at this
meeting Will be charged as dues to tho account OF
members owing for S s1ps r fer sr3Tg Srasr pr.s,a.,
J. H. o'CoNEoR, Secretary. IL
RSz. Society of "OId Friend s.D-The
5~S regular monthly msetlpg Of the Society OF
Bush street. on FRIDAY EVENING. September
lsih' at o'clock diI.s " gsdsT T. eouon President,
JOHN " GILMORE, Secretary. SELF 20
EIEs Occidental Lodge, M. 1920, K. OF
@-1 U.-Slrs and brothers You arc hereby
THIS tTHUnsDxYl &FTEGSooSss at & 10 o'clock.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our late
brother. JAMES MEARS. In q. NJ a.
lt J. y. Bf0wN. Bsporter.
H5s Annual Meetipg-Tbs Reg uiar An
70 nuai meeting Of the stoesholde,s @ Of the Pa
enc Cohst bOfax Company VIII De nelu at the once
OF the company. $50 Montgomery ST. Room IL.
San francisco, California, on MONDAY, September
al 1891 mt the hour OF 80 NJ, for tho purpose
OF electing Board OF Directors To serve for the
srng year. and the transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
se6 I'd ALTON II. CJOUGH. Secretary.
| RR Annual Meeting-The Regular An
l~c n1al meeting OF the stockholders Of the
| Mono Gold Mining Company win be held at the
office OF the company, Room 81, Nevada Block. 800
Montgomery ST., San Francisco. Cal, on Til RS
DAY. the 18th day OF September, 1891, at the hour
| OF o'clock T. NJ. for the purpose OF eecting
Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year
and the transaction OF such other business "a may
come before the meeting. Transferbooks will close
on Monday. September Ia, 1891, at O'Clock p. N.
II. D. WALKER Assistant Secretary.
once. so Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco Cal. au29 I'd
The morning call., 1891-09-17

BRIGHT eyes. healthy complexion. and vigorous
system result from using Angostura Bitters. Sole
manufacturers. DR.. j. G. u. Siegert IL Sons.
The morning call., 1891-09-17
Ball Game To-Day.

This afternoon Oakland and San Jose will
play a game of ball at the Haight-street
Grounds with the following makeup if the
The morning call., 1891-09-17

lYANTED-IN EVERY TOWN on THE PACIFIC
w Coast, agents; live men can make $50 week
Address A. B.. Box ., this Office ielg Il
IA ANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM
w mission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMI-
CAL INK ERASING PENCIL; the greatest selling
novelty ever produced; eraSes INK thoroughly In
two seconds; no abrasion OF paper; 100 to 500 per
cent profit; one agents sales amounted TO $3.50 ia
six days; another. S32 in two hours; We want one
energetic general agent for each State and Terri
tory. For terms and full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO. la Crosse wis. Il u
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

nrHA mince pies. SWANS. 2ls sutter street.
The morning call., 1891-09-17

T WILL FURNISH you HOME COMPLETE
i for less money and easier terms than any
this Coast; keep everything you will require In
Carpets Furniture, Stoves, Bedding, etc, and
prices rght largest stock and In the city,
open evenings; save trouble time and expense by
calling on me first. 1Ol7-I0l9-I021-l02S Mission
st, above Sixth j. NOONAN. sel3 I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- To Iet-Eor Storage, or Stable, or
~ factory etc brick building 69x64 NO / /
Webb ST., nr. cor. California and Kearny; stories
and basement; rent $3.50. 6U4 Commercial sts9 lat
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IS MUCH EASIER 10 LEARN TO RIDE A

IT'S MUCH EASIER TO LEARN TO RIDE A
safety bicycle than to master roller SKATES, and
cycling is far more healthful, as riding takes you
out into the fresh air; have two rstclass wheels
suitable for either lady gentleman. and will sell
Que of them. which never has been used. for nearly
20 per cent less than you buy from the dealer.
For particulars and trial address j. K L., Box ~,
CALL Branch ONCE. SELF 1t
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MY WIFE MARIE FLORIA LEONARDO AND
vi L having separated by mutual agreement, ana
articles duly signed and division OF property
having been made Will not be responsible for any
debts She may contract after this date ANTONIO
MACHADO LEONARDO Sunol, Alameda County.
Sent. Ia 1881 Sel6 1t
The morning call., 1891-09-17

u pUTLER's BooK-APPLICATI0NS FOR TER
ID ritory must be made az to secure eho!c3
field Tor General Benjamin 4. Buffers book: It Is
needless to state it will be bonanza for agents.
and therefore rush 10. territory. The j. DEW
ING Co. Sl3 Market ST. au25 II
A GENTS WANTED TO SOLICIT FOR POR-
n traits in ali STYLES of the art; liberal eOmniS-
sions. Room AZ. Douohoe Building, ll7O Market
aMlS u
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OWING UP BUSINESS - GENUINE EYE
" glasses. 15c up. IS Fourth St, bakery. Sun
days, 72S Market front glOve-store open TO I'll 70
The morning call., 1891-09-17

sPIRIrUALIsM.
A UGUsTA LEoLA. FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
"a charms; love tokens; true pictures OF future
husbands and wives free; teaches fortune 2S3j
MISSION ST. near TwentieEhS>e ST. je2i Ban
MRS. J. J. WITTY. CLAIRvOYAST. TEST
W medium and<<>e-reader. TURK 81 ap23 q
MASSAGE
r DUNG WIDOW GIVES MASSAGE AND AL
cohoI baths. 3Sls o'FarreiI ST., Room 2. s15 ~.
MRS. THOMSoN-HAND RUBBING; SWEDISH
NI movements; baths lis Grant ave-, r. 2l.ll 7%
UOUNG LADY GIVES ALCOHOL BATHS AND
massage 1872 o'Farrell st., Room 4. sell 7t~
M ISs ANDERSON AND ASSISTANT. ALCOHOL
IVA and Arabian baths. 3ll Sutter St, RIM. s. sll 10
The morning call., 1891-09-17

A Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
Il duced by Du Bois Anti Obesity Tea. A II.
SMITH & CO., 1900 Polk, cor. BushJy26 6mSuTurh
@ NJ BLALoCK OF FORREST CITY. ARK
.. wants to correspond with w. r. CONANT OF
California sel6 2ts
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ben Menins, at en- fraftis Optraben
fra 8%esierinsens Sioe pilos fue Dp-
ltanoen.
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flase. Hreiibent Glart u9 9epetu inbs
fanot fig on Gitermibbasen hos Corp.
nereu us itiQebe $25,ooOi aautiOn bOer.