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The morning call., 1891-09-06
AT SACRAMENTO.
Phenomenal Fielding and Hard Luck
Defeated the Senator'S.

Phenomenal Fielding and Hard Luck
Defeated the Senators.
q SACRAMENTO, Sept. 5.-San Francisco
won to-day's game, but it took three pitch
ers to win the game. First Pop SWEET start
ed in to pitch, but hardly had speed enough
TO reach the plate. Nothing but phenomenal
fielding and hard luck kept the locals from
winning the game in the second inning.
Clark took Swetts place in the third and he
was knocked out in turn. Then the Bone
less Wonder" j. Peek Sharp, came TO Har-
ris' rescue and pitched the game out in fire
style. Although hit freely, he kept the Sen
ators down 10 two runs, thus saving the day
foLhis employer, McCloskey was in even
W 80 fix for twirlers than Harris and had
10 put in Al Hapeman. who made such an
ingiorlons debut in the San Jose series.
Hapeman was hit hard from the start, two
of the hits going over the fence for home
runs His support was very poor at times,
although six runs were earned off him.
Bowman had a hard job catch ing him, be-
ing kept constantly on the jump TO stop wild
pitches. Hassamer played a poor fleldlng
game, but more than squared himself al the
bat his three hirs driving in six runs and he
scored one. Reynolds and Clark played
fine second base, the former making some
great stops and throws. Kid Peoples and
Big Cartwright did most of the hitting for
their side, securing seven hits between them.
Little Sweeney and Levy were kept busy In
the outfeld, having twelve chances between
them, one Of which Danny muffed. Rob
erts, Sharp and Cobb each made long hits
for home runs. the latter two going over the
fence. The attendance was 800 The score
is as follows:
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MARRIED.
mARR.
NN-HAS GIN NJ A

N-HASENMAIER-In this city. Sep
tember q 1891. by the Rev. j. nj. Buehler. Claus
Tledsmann and Lizzie Hasenmaier. both OF San
Francisco.
DONALD-PoRTER-In this city, September 4.
1891, by the Rev. william N. Meserve, David
Donald and Betsy ID. Porter, both OF San Fran
cisco.
GRANGR-CosT Err AUsTE-In this city. August
Is. 1891. Nama Grange and Matte Costerauste.
HIEBAUT-MEA GHER-fn this city. August 26.
1891, at the Notre Dame Church. by the Rev
Father Renauden. Louis A Thlebaut and Sarah
G. Meazher. both OF San Francisco
JEN SEN-HARRIS-Iu this city, July 10. 1891,
by the Rev. J. G. Mason. Richard @. Jensen and
Elizabeth NJ Harris both Of San Francisco.
wILLIAMS-JORGENSEN this city September
s. 1888. by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehier. Fred NJ WIZ
iams and Carrie Jorgensen. both OF San francisco.
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Home runs-Roberts Sharp and Cobb. Three-base
hits-HassameT and Peoples. Two-base hits-Has-
samer, McHale. Sweeney and Cartwright. Sacrifice
hits-Spies 2. Reynolds Smith and Levy. First base
on errorS-Saeram sntOs q San Frauclscos 3. First
base called balls-Sacramentos 8, San Franciscos
l. Left on baseS-Sacramentos Z, San franciscos Z.
Struck out-By Hapeman a. First base on hit by
pitcher-McHaIe and Sweeney. Double plays
Reynolds to McGuirk to Spies: Reynolds to, Nc
Guirk: Sweeney TO Cartwright. Passed ball-Bow-
man. Wild pitch-Hapenan. Time of game-1 hour
AMI 5Omnutes. Umpire-Sheridan. ohcial scorer
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The phIIosophy of Lie.

The philosophy of Francis Bacon in the phIloso.
ply OF life. "Despise no new accident In the
body" said he, 'but ask opinion OF IT. In sick.
ness principally respect health and IN health ac-
tlon." There are many sO-called slight affections
which men think 1t brave not to notice. IL Is
spise no.new accident in the body" Brandreth's
Pills will remove effectualy and at once thou
sand aud one OF III little Ills OF life that often, II
neglected, take years TO cure. BE sure 10 have
with you always a box OF BrsndretlIs Pills.
They can be obtained IN every drug or medl-
cine sfore either plain or sugaT-coated.
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y ANFNprD RTPERToIRE.
OrientalIopera Company.

The farewell benefit rendered this COM
pany by their friends and Hebrew citizens
Of this city will take place at the Orpheum
Opera House on Sunday evening, September
18Th. The so-called benefit announcement
at the Powell-,treet Theater tomorrow
night has no connection whatever with this
conn any, as they severed all business rela-
tions with Nh Knapp week ago.
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Games To-Day.

Oakland and San Jose will meet twice to-
day. In the afternoon game Sommers and
Lookabaugh will do the pitching. The
Golden West League will play two games at
Central Park, the first at II o'clock in the
morning, between the Nationals and
Sequoias, and the other at 2 o'clock, between
the Missions and San Franciscos.
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Stole From a Freight Car.

Ben Miller, teamster, was arrested last
evening for petty larceny, though only the
lack of proof kept him from being cha rged
with burglary. 1t is said that he broke
lock off car and hauled away wag0n-load
of its contents. He admits the theft, but
saws he broke no lock-
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ReadjIv Understood.

Why the traffic on the Oakland boats has
been increasing so rapidly? When you have
visi ed the Piedmont Baths you will then
readily understand it,
These baths have become very popular,
owing TO the pure water and elegant sur
roundings. The Hammam Turkish and
tub baths are the finest in the country.
Those who have not visited the Piedmont
Baths should not delay it any longer, as
every day is just that much pleasure missed@
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RORN-

BORN.
CALNAN-In this eity. September 4, 1891, to the
wife of Jonas Calnan son.
JACOBSON-in this city, September 5, 1891. TO the
wife OF Heyman jacobson, "A daughter.
SHIELDS-In this city. September 2. 1891. to the
wife OF John ShIelds. daughter.
YIDEAU-In this city, September 8, 1891, to the
wife OF Gus Yideau. a son.
BASS-In this city, September 8, 1891, to the wife
of DIR. +. Bass a daughter.
RYAN-In this city, September 4. 1891, to the wife
OF John H. Ryan, daughter.
MURRAY-In this city. August 80. 1891. to tho
wife of Robert I. Murray, twins-son and daugh-
ter
HARTMAN-In this city. September 2, 1891. to
the wife OF L. J. Hartman. daughter.
HENRY-In this city, September s. 1891, to the
wife OF Lou NJ Henry. a daughter.
HENNING-In this city. September 2, 1891, TO the
wife OF Claus Henning. daughter.
WEBBER-In this city, August 29. 1891, to the
wife OF T. q. Weber
PRoSEK-In this city August 81. 1891. to tho wife
OF George Prosek. a daughter.
MORRlS-ln this city, September 2, 1891, to the
wife OF Richard IL. Morris, SON
LANE-fn this city. August 81, 1891 TO the wife OF
Frank j. Lane, a son.
LYNCH-In this city. August %, 1891, to the wife
of 7. J. Lynch. a son.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

MACKENZIE ON "EvoLUTIoN."-Dr. Stewart
having resigned as associate pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. DR.. Mackenzie will preach
morning and eve ming hereafter, aud will de-
liver a series oil Sunday evening lectures on
Evolution in its present relation TO religious
halta -
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AT Say FRANcIsco. sEPTEMBER 5, 1881.

Earned runs-Oaklands l. San Joses l. Three
lase hits-DooIey. Two-base hits-Hanley. Everett,
Philipz Sacrifice hits-Ebright. Cantillion, Hanley.
First base on errOrs-Oakands o, San JoSes 2 First
iase on called balls-O5klaHdS 4, San Joses 4 Left
sn basrs-OaKands 8. san Joses T. Struck out-By
S1mmers 1. by LOOkabaugh !. First base on hit BY
1 scaer-AcYey, StalIiugs. Double Pays-Ebright
/ DooIey. Passed balls-Hurley l. wild pitches
Sammers !. Time Of game-l hour and 40 minutes.
-nnIre-McDonald. OrieIal scorer-s let D.
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WHAT TO Do.-TbIs afternoon Rev. 81. L.
DIeiz OF Milwaukee will address the union mass
meeting OF The Young Mems Christian Assocla-
lion on The Most Important Thing for Young
Man to Do.D
The morning call., 1891-09-06

Cooks AT A BANoUET.-The S0eIete Cul-
inare Cosmopollie of San Francisco, composed
OF forty-hve cooks. ana nearly all OF them cnefs,
gave dinner on Friday night in honor Of The
was singing aud speaking, and Ihe affair was
luHe success
The morning call., 1891-09-06
NOTICE NEW CITY HALL CONTRACTS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT WORK
= Granite Coping. Plumbing Gas fitting and Lamp
posts at the New City Hall, in accordance with
Specifications Nos. 30. 80 and 81 will be received
BY the New City Hall Commissioners September
II, 1891 between the hours of II a. and IL NJ,
at which time they will be opened Specifications,
Drawings and Blanks can be obtained at the Secre-
tary's ONCE, New city Hall
au25 got EDWARD L WOLFE Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

CRAB AND CLAM CHOwDER.-Besdes the
crab cbowder to-day at the Hotel Sausalto for
the Society OF Independent Old Friends and Its
fren ds, IL has been decided also to have clam
chow der, so that the Old Friends can take their
choice Or II they prefer, both Dr. j. s. knOwl-
ton Will cook the crab cnOwder.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
WI Try Criminal Cases.

Judge Wallace Of the SUPERIOR Court will
commence the trial OF criminal cases to-
morrow, having assigned Judge Hebbard TO
civil CASES.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

KAELER's ART EXHIBITIoN.-Carl Kabler's
art exhibition viii be opened in the Bancroft
History Building at 3 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon. aud for the public daily beginning on
TUESDAY.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

BERTELING has The only reliable methods TO
nj detective sight. 427 Kearuy street.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 Is par
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to be
informed on the events of the
day, or to read choice literature
to keep constantly a supply OF
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
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HS-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TRirth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not inserted. They must be handed ia at
either of the publication Offices aud be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the sams puDiishedI
The morning call., 1891-09-06
AUCTION SALE
Elegant Furniture, Carpets, Books, Ete.
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIoNEER,


WILL SELL TO-MORROw,
Monday, September Z, 1891, at II o'clock A. NJ,
at 1867 Market Street, near Seventh, by order
Of |. B. L. Brandt, ESQ.,, about 200 Assorted
Books, Large French-plate Mantel Mirror,
Hall Stand and other Fine Furniture slightly
damaged by smoke.
By order of the assignee. all OF the Elegant Parlor
Upholstery removed from the show-rooms OF Big
low, Stern Co., comprising some Of the Most
Elegant Parior Upholstery ever sold at auction IN
thus city. consisting In part of Handsome Parlor
sets In Satin Brocatelle. made TO order at cost
or 1850 each; Elegant Divans. Corner Chairs.
Patent Rockers and Easy Chairs Of the latest
styles and in the richest Of covers
The contents OF an Elegantly Furnished 10-room
house, removed from the Cosmopolitan Storage
house for convenience OF sale, comprising Elegant
Parlor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture. Amin
ster and Body Brussels Carpets. Folding Beds,
bookcases, Fine Pedestal Extension Tables. Side
boards Fine Pictures. Lounges, Ranges and other
Fine Household Goods too nun erous to mention.
set 2t NJ. j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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MORTON Special Delivery Office removed TO II
Geary street. One trunk. Soc; three trunks. 81.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

Educational facilities not exeelled: elegant resi-
denees: fress climatic conditions; Sather and
Cohen estates In immediate Vicinity.
The property, lying level, is in perfect shape for
immediate Improvement aud lies adjacent to the
High-street Station marrow gauge). and hut few
blocks from the (broad gaugeJ Park-street station.
This Is the court end OF this magnificent suburb OF
San Francisco, and Is without exception, ond to
no locality in the State for health. purity OF air.
salubrious climate. geniai surroundings AID every
advantage attending great clty-haying all the
advantages OF San Francisco and all the superiority
or Alameda. We certainly recommend alt persons
looking q sanitary location v'stE and examine
this locality. for upon doing they Will certainly
locate their families In this chosen OF all choice la
cations In this State Free railroad travel to aud
from schools.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

SCORE INH1S9s-
Sacramentos. o l o 0-e
san FrancIscos.....-2 8 2 U y *-l3
Earned runs-sAeramentos 4. San Franciseos o.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block in the center Of San Francisco. II Is ths
model hotel OF the world Fire and earthquake
proof Has nine elevators. Every room Is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adioin every room. All rooms ara easy
Of access from broad, light corridors. The central
court, illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof, broad bsIc0nes earrage-way and tropi-
cal plants, are features hitherto unknoWn in Amerf
can hotels. Guests enter tanned either the Amori-
can European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
In The city Secure rooms In advance by telegrapsr
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
1ss San Francisco. Gal.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

Billy Murphy defeated Critic, but latest
advices from Australia are that Murphy
lost on a foul after fighting twenty-five
rounds. The contest took place on July
22d in the Sydney Amateur Gymnastie Club.
The Lincoln Gun Club will hold match
shoot to-day at Alameda Point and on Sun
day the final shoot of the season will take
place.
On Wednesday the State sportsmen will
begn the annual shoot at the Oakland track.
It viii continue for four days.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
MISSION RESIDENCE LOT

n. line l4th ST., rs feet w OF Church-This is a
very centrally located rsSidsnce OF business lot IS
but a few steps from Market ST., and about min
utes from city Hail; would pay well IL improved /:
the advance In value must be very important in this
location; examine it; MarKet-st and to be Church
st nDle. Lot 2hNlnD
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MAGNIFICENT
Business and Residence
PROPERTY!
IMPORTANT MARKET ST. LOTS.

IMFObfANI MAhhEI-SG. LUIS.
8. side Market, los :234 feet W. OF Noe ST. this
important piece Of business property Is In tho very
heart OF large and rapidly growing district is
future Is certainly very great and important; no To-
cation In this hourShiBg city has the outlook for
very radical advance has tn location; tho Mar
ket-st extension. which il certain In the very near
future and the now great interest being taken in
electric roads, VIII give immense strength and Viyor
TO this loeaton capitalists should certainly rs well
as spec culators have their eye upon this tempting
I I u. QfB.1A
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For further particulars inquire Of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
AuctiouAsrs. 6SS Market ST.
au3n seq 5B7S
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LARGE MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.
Sc. cor. of Church and Is tn sts one minute from
Market st this Is grand corner for i'm vements
would pay handsomely it has strong business
future; one person should own ana improve iJ; q
big chance: do not forget to examine It; Market
divisions 25XlDO.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
SANTA MONICA.
Personal Gossip From the Seaside
City.

Personal Gossip From the Seaside
City.
Judge Ling is occupying his cottage
on the beach.
Drs. Hasse, Chaffee and Place have
been appointed board of medical ex.
aminers for the Soldiers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myers OF Detroit
are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lindemann of Chi.
cago are spending few days here.
The members of Fort Fisher post duly
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the birth of the G. A. R., Monday
last, at the opera house, on which occa-
sion Miss Volkman, Mr.. Volkman, Mrs.
Hubbel, Mrs. Waller, Miss Ottie Scott,
Prof. @. Hathaway and General Horace
X. Sargent, who made a most eloquent
and instructive address. took part.
The Venetian Fathers will open mis-
sion on Sunday next, at IL a. m.
Mr.. John Henneke has rented his
cottage to Mr.. Dalton. who will spend
the summer here.
f. II. Meyer, representing the English
syndicate who control the principal
breweries of the coast, spent Thursday
here, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Adolf.
Judge r. Marshall. of Burbank, mas
rented the Elliott cottage, where the
gentleman and his family will spend the
summer months.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
REDoNDo.
News Notes and Personals From the
Seaside,

News Notes and Personals From the
Seaside.
The latest arrivals at the Redondo no.
tel include Mr.. and Mrs. r. Samson,
maid and two children, Mrs. Colonel G.
H. Larrabee, San Francisco; Miss JUL
cite Gordon, F. E. Pond, Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. @. G. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Mitchell, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. M. d.
Watson, j. J. Watson, Wilmington; DIR.
and Mrs. H. S. Hurd, Galesburg, I'll. !;
G. e.. Hurd, Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs.
N. f. Hart, Chicago; Miss Flowery,
Montana; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown, Ker-
velle; Mrs. d. l.. Prentice, Mrs. Prem
tice, Portland, Or. Mr.. and Mrs. F. v.
Blchowsky and daughter, Terre Haute,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bichowsky
and two children, Sunny Slope, Cal. /;
Miss Kate Spear, N. ". Mrs. III. G.
Dean, Denver, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. d. X.
Mitchell, Great Falls, Montana; Mrs.
G. G. Belknap, Artesia; Mrs. G. Wise,
James Foard and wife, o. j. Barker,
Mrs. Ellis, James p. Kennedy, M. l..
Graf, 4. Nj. Hall, E. J. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. del Amo, Miss Clara Carran, A.
HI. Busch, Los Angeles.
DIR. M. M. Bovard, of the UNIVERSE
ty, Los Angeles, is still guest of the
Redondo hotel, where he has been for
several weeks recuperating. from his
literary labors and for the benefit of his
general health. The doctor thinks Re-
dondo has greatly benefited him, and his
many friends will be glad to know of his
improvement. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
BLAINE AND BENJAMIN.
THE GIANT AND PIGMY HOLD A
STAR CHAMBER SESSION.
The Reply to Di Rudini the Object of
Their Solicitude-The Presidents Com
ing Trip West-Washingto Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-President Har-
rison was in consultation for over one
hour, this morning, with Secretary
Blaine. 1t has been learned that the
conference was upon the phraseology Of
the legal part of Blaine's intended reply
to Premier Rudini's dispatch. The pre-
vious correspondence in the matter has
been handled by Blaine, but it is under
stood the question of treaty obligations
has assumed a more serious nature, and
it is necessary to have set forth in the
reply an Interpretation OF the treaty
which will stand. President Harrison
is anxious to have the forthcoming re-
ply to appear in such language that its
meaning cannot be distorted.
THAT WESTERN TRIP.
George w. Boyd, assistant-general pas
senger agent OF the Pennsylvania road,
who will have charge of the special train
conveying the presidents party on its
tour, was at the white house today, ar
ranging the details of the trip. 1t has
been settled that the party will start
from Washington Tuesday morning, and
that Mrs. HARRISON and several other
ladies will accompany it.
THE PATENT CENTENNIAL.
At the patent celebration congress to-
day several interesting papers were read,
among them one by Librarian of Con-
gress Spofford on the copyright system
OF the United States, its origin and
growth. Speaking of the international
copyright law, passed at the last session,
he said it may be regarded as expert
mental, and all opinions as to its ulti-
mate working or results are of little
value at this time.
A MEXICAN AGENT.
The Mexican government has appoint
ed Don Leandro Fernandez, delegate
from the republic to the intercontinent-
al railway conference, as special com
missioner to visit Chicago and select a
site in the worlds fair grounds for the
location of the Mexican buildings.
ROsECRANs AND sPINoLA.
General Rosecrans was reported bet
ter this morning.
General Spinola's condition is slightly
improved, though the change is so slight
as to be barely noticeable.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
Cornerinc the shad Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The New
York packing firms and number of
Fulton market fish merchants have
formed syndicate to corner the shad
market, and are now negotiating to buy
up the entire product of the Delaware
river and bay shad fisheries. The price
of shad at present, according to state
ment made by Superintendent Gray, is
$1.25 apiece, but in two weeks he says
shad can be bought for half that price.
When the fisheries down the river
begin to send in their catches, the mar
ket becomes glutted, and shad can be
bought for IS per hundred. The inten-
ton of the syndicate is to prevent this.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
An Insane Mothers lament
able Act.
Drained Her Children and Took
Concentrated Lye.
The Effect of Being Released from
the Asylum too Soon.
Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair Have
Falling Out-General News
Gleanings.
Associated Press Dispatches.

OMAHA, Neb., April GA Bee special
from Herman, Neb., tells of a horrible
tragedy there today, Mrs. Andrew Doll
killing her two children and suiciding.
A year ago she planned the same crime,
but was frustrated, and the unfortunate
woman was sent to an insane asylum.
A short time ago she was released as
cured. This morning, before the
children, girl and a boy
aged and 9 years, were dressed,
she took them to the kitchen and
with an axe crushed their skulls.
She then replaced the bodies in bed,
nailed the doors shut, and after taking
a dose OF concentrated I've, called out of
the window for the neighbors to come
and see her children. When the door
was forced, the sight was sickening. On
the bed lay the maDgled forms of the
two little ones, while in the kitchen lay
the mother, writhing on the floor. She
died in great agony in d short time.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
The Gas Trust Disgorges.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The stockholders
trust) today decided to surrender its
charter, and ask the Fidelity Trust
company of Philadelphia, which holds
the securities OF the various companies
in the trust, to issue its certificates to
trust, which should entitle each holder
to his pro rata proportion of the stocks
OF the several gas companies in the
trust, subject to pledges to secure the
bonds. This action has been taken as
the result of the recent decision by the
state supreme court, declaring it illegal
for a trust to hold the shares of stock
OF the companies composing it.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
SECRETARY PROCTOR.
He Is Not Candidate for the United
States Senate.

StdttB SonaJos
OMAHA, Neb., April 9.-Secretary
Proctor and party passed through
Omaha this morning, en- route to Wash
ington. In reply to question the Sec
rotary said ~ am not a candidate for
senator from Vermont. All this gossip
about me in that connection is without
my knowledge. l intend to go direct to
Washington, without any stops, and re-
sumo the duties of my Office"
WASHINGTON, April cit is learned on
good authority that Secretary Proctor
has no intention OF resigning his Office
Immediately, His return from the west
to Washington was caused by a personal
reason, in addition to his desire to see
the president before the latter starts on
his tour. He will resume the discharge
of the duties of his Office when he re-
turns to Washington; but if Governor
Page, during the adjournment of the
Vermont legislature, should conclude to
appoint the secretary to the United
States senate, to fill the vacancy caused
by Edmunds' retirement, it is stated by
the same authority, that Proctor will ac
cept the nomination.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
BRAVING THE BOYCOTT.
Since the Burlington Backed Down the
Alton Stands Alone.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The Burlington
and Quincy yielded today to the pressure
brought to bear upon it by the eastern
roads, and notified the board of rulings
that it would discontinue the payment
of commissions. The Alton people say
they have received assurances from sew
eral eastern roads of fair treatment 1t
is expected that the Baltimore and Ohio,
the Grand Trunk, and possibly the Erie,
will refuse to join the boycott.
New YORK, April 9.-The Chicago and
Alton now stands alone, boycotted by
the various railroad associations for its
determination to pay commissions to
agents, the Burlington having today
notified the board of ruling of its inten-
ton to conform to the decision. The
Alton boycott will go into effect next
Wednesday, unless that road repents.