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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

PHENIx. Jan. 16.A report reached the
Sheriff's Office this evening of an encounter
in the White Mountains, Apache County,
between cowboys and sheepmen over the
PRO pastuTage. Three sheepmen were
killed. 1t is feared that bloody fight will
follow, as the Sheepmen left for re-enforce-
ments and the cowboys refuse to give
ground
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PHGNIx, Jan. ia Grand Lodge of
Good Templars was organized to-day by
Past Grand Master Katzenstein Of Califor-
MIA. The following officers were elected
J. II. Mullen, G. Z. T.; Miss Swse tland,
G. Y. T.; ". l. Vanhom, G. Coun.; a. p.
Walbridge, 6. s.: G. ID. Marian, g. Treas.
Juvenile work-Miss Mae HaWkey, P. G. :
w j. Osborne, c. L
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Changas IN the Canadian cahinnt

BosToN. Jan. 16.-The Herald's Ottawa
special says: Sir Adolph Caron will at
once leave the Military Department. His
successor will be Hon. Mackenzie Bowel.
j. c. Patterson of Essex succeeding Bowell
as Minister of Customs. In connection with
the retirement Of Caron interesting develop
ments are looked for; as the result of his
admin ISL ration the affairs of the Depart
ment OF the Militia are said to be in a sorry
plight
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Prince Bonaparte Released

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Prlnce Louis Clovis
Bonaparte, who. on the complaint of his
first wife, Rosale Bonaparte, was arrested
charged with conspring to deTraud her OF
legged he had given to his second wife, for
merly Miss Laura Eliz beth Scott, was ar
raigned again day, and was released on
bonds of 910O0, his wife's mother becoming
sapurifv
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MONTEREY, Jan. 16.-The steamer City
Of New York, which left San Francisco yes
terday for Panama, and which will have a
speed trial at Santa Barbara to fix her rating
under the new mail subsidy schedule.
touched here this morning at 8 o'clock She
remained but short time and then pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
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WHAT oERMETUER is.

We do not offer something ue'r for expert
msuL GermeteUr IS . scientific prepare
ton compouu ded by a regular practitioner
II is seven years old Has been In the reg
ular drug trade two years. Is quoted in the
price list Of druggists al over the United
States One hundred and fifty thousand
bottles were sold ths FIST year. $1,000 cures
were made of diseases Of BiOol and Nerves,
such as Catarrh, Indigestion, Nervous Pros
trati0n, Insomnia, rheumatism, Bronchitis,
Neuralgia; Bowel, Kidney and Liver Dis
eases; MaIarial Poison. Female Complaint,
Scr0fufa etc
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DR.. KINGS ROYAL GERMETUER
*. B. G.

WIN cure this disease every time; that the
scoUrge could be wiped from the earth
within tveuty-ioUr hours If every sufferer
would take this sovereign remedy AT the
frs. If the attack. lis pity this cannot
be done We cau'tcenvluce the whole earth
Of this; but we are going TO convince san
Francisco OF 10 and will care her gratis.
Tor that purpose We have decided TO make
tie above startling ofer We ask no re-
enumeration. except that the remedy be used
an the same good faltn in which iJ IS given
and that we receive statement of the bene-
fits done. rs clear case Of backing cur
r1atnls nv a rf7irf1i frSt,
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ELMIRA REFORMATORY.

An Interesting Annual Report OF the In.
stitution.
The sixteenth Year Book. containing the
annual report of the Board OF Managers of
the New York State Reformatory at Elmira
for the year ending September 30 1891. is an
interesting and instructive compendium OF
crime and criminals in their various aspects
and the methods adopted to reform rather
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SEE HOW II SELLS

SAN Francisco. January 5, 1892.
Royal GermsttJsr Co., Cuy-GENTs: Please
deliver promptly one gross h. r. e. upon same
terms a. on last lot.
We have had very gratifying sale since you
first Introduced the X. r. e. 10 the trade here.
which we suppose must be due to two causes,
viz, intrinsic merit In your preparation aud
originality 10 advertising IT. Yours respect
fully, MACK s. Co.
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REV. GEORGE A. STACEY.

Rev. George a. Stacey, the last Of the
famous Mend0n Abolitonist trio. died yes
terday at Milford, Mass, aged So years
The other two Of the trio were Rev. A.
Ballou and j. E. Metcalf. They were all
active cO-wOrkers with Phillips, Douglass,
Garrison, ThaYer and Hale.
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French Agrressions in Morocco

TANGIER, Jan. let is reported that
the French Government has warned the
Sultan of Morocco to abstain from coercing
the Khabyle tribes on the Algerian frontier
1t is also said the Sultan has sent an ener-
Getlc protest to the powers against French
violation of his territory.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

With soZoDoNr when they become spongy or de-
taohed from tia neeks Of tbs teeth. Let them
bleed freely and so recover their tone ana health
This sOZODONT Is the best remedial agent for
diseased gums ana teeth. Try aud learn.
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MRS. FREER.

Mrs. Freer, wife OF Sheriff Freer Of Butte
County, and mother of District Attorney
Freer and the late Judge Leon d. Freer of
the same county, died at 1926 Alice street,
Oakland, yesterday morning. Her remains
will be embalmed and sent to OroVille for
interment.
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The Jury Disagreed

SEATTLE, Jan. 16.-The jury to-day dis
agreed in the case Of James Evans, cUlored
miner on trial for the murder of his wife.
Two colored men on the jury would agree on
no verdict except acquittal
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ApDronriatinn for Miners

AUBURN, Jan. 16-The Board OF Super
visors Of Placer County yesterday appro-
priated $1,000 from the General Fund TO aid
the Miners Association.
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THEY LET HIM GO.

a Supposed Robbsr Overhaulsd bat Allowed
to Depart
STOCKTON, Jan. ia Stockton rarity
who returned to-day from a quail hunt in
the CalaveFas County hills, reports having
seen the man who was supposed to be the
robber of the MOkelumne Hin and Valley
Spring stage a few days ago. The man
lodged about in the brush, but was finally
Oyerhauled by officers. lie said he was out
quail-hunting, but he had no ammunition
and very poor gun. HIS gun was taken
from him and he was permitted to move on,
as there was 10 evidence against him.
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BARON ADINGER.

Captain Valers, formerly a United States
island in the Baltic Sea belonging to Prussia.
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"A GRIPPE.

The whole world is coughing, sneezjng
and shivering with la grippe. We know as
We'll as we know the alphabet that
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STOCKTON DEMOCRATS.
They Want the Next State Convention Held
There.


STOCKTON. Jan. 16.-Stockton Democrats
want the next State Convention held in this
city. and they viii have committee Of
twenty-five, with Gus Gumpertz as chair
man, at the meeting of the State Central
Committee, when the matter of calling
convention will be considered. This action
was taken at a meeting called last night by
Mr. GumpeTtZ, as chairman Of the city COM
mittee.
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Three sheenmen Killed

William Frederick ScagIet1, Baron Adm
ger, died Yesterday in london Of pneumonia
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KEoGH KNOCKED OUT.

Sam Barber Polished Him OF in Ten Rounds
Last Night.
HoLLIsTER, Jan. 16.-Jack Keogh Of
Denver was knocked out in the tenth round
by Sam Barber of Hollister tonight. in
contest before the HOLSTER Athletic Club
for a purse of 1925. IL was evident from
the beginning that Barber was the better
man. This was the best contest that has
taken place in HOLSTER.
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No Distress Afterward.
Hood's SarsanariIIa

an So glad am better, for feared never should
get well. My nursing baby too, seems to be better
than ever. and tell folks
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REAR-ADAuRAL KELLY
CAPTAIN vALERs.

Rear-Admiral Edward Kelly, Chief of thu
Chatham Doek-yard, England. died in Lon
don yesterday of influenza.
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little army.


SOCIALLY speaking, the nature of germs
and Germetuer are Incompatible If germs
inhabit and Germetuer obtains entrance.
germs depart, and stand not upon the or
der of their going, but 20 at once" Ger
metuer has a tenants refusal to the human
body-a sort Of physiological right of way.
Germs and Germetuer don't &c together.
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WONDERFUL, STARTLING, PRODIGIOUS GENEROSITY!

ITu@IaEu give free, on ST.
: D from d edo
tina Grmcue is is NJ
eiindl vaeltot repi
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Dyspepsia

Caused me almost untold suffering 1 felt missr-
able and nervous My stomach would hardly
digest bread and milk But soon after 1 began
taxing Hoods Sarsaparilia 1 had better appetite
and could not only cat well but had
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SAN FRANCISCO. January 10, 1892.
u -

R0yGi Germ etHsT Co., -GENTLEMEN:
We lake pleasure In advising YOU that the sale
Cf your preparation is steadily increasing and
We anticipate from tie present outlook that
permanent and substantial demand Will soon be
created. Comparing the short lime the goods
have been GA the market win efforts made by
other manufacturers 10 successfully Introduce
their remedies, We knoW Of none who have ac-
complished more IN tails respect than yourselves.
Yours truly, REDINGTON & Co.
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Royal 1TCTDletItCT Company GENTLEHtN 1
am we'll acquainted with the popularity OF your
remedy in The Eastern and Southern states,
having Travelled extensively IN Illinois Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, MlSsls-
SIppi. Arkansas, Louisiana aud Texas. L nave
met mIay people 10 ihese States WHO speak ia
The yery highest terms commencing your remedy
Ok. r. o.
Twas curtd by Germe;uer OF Ia grippe once
last winter and again thls winter, each ume
within twelve hours.
was an emplOye OF the So Express Company
for seven Years. During THIS tine contracted
an aggravated form OF dyspepsia from the iii eg-
ujsr aud rapid manner IA which railroad men are
forced 10 lake their meals. ] am CAD 10 iaie
that GerWetueT has also relieved me en- rely OF
ihis. cohsIder IL very valuable remedy.
w. a. NCTFSINGFR
Sale,man for Heard Furniture Company 1o43
Market street.
FROM THE STREET L. r, y NJ C. A..
san FRANCISCO lCaL). January 13. 1892.
Hog0t GeTWetuer t9mp41y -GFNrLEMEN:
Having been troubled with dyspepsia Tor tue last
Two years and &c ting no Irilef, although tried
"a great many remedies which failed 90 give me
Telei, ] was recommended by friend 10 use
Kings Royal GermsJueg Ok i. ti.J, when / did,
and must say jue esU,U has been most SatStdc-
l. Tory. My dyspepsia aud stomach T0ub eS have
entirely disappeared / feel Ike new man.
since using Tie medicine l am Ia better health
than ! ever was before. l have also recon-
meuded u On many Of my fieLds aHd tie esil-
nouy OF each Is Iaat it does all u claims 20 DO
You are al liberty 10 refer 10 ma al any time.
Yours truly, RICHARD A. IAEBUtK,
Corner Fell and Baker.
The names Of scores Of other San Fran
ciscans who have been cured by this medi-
cine prodigy X r. g. can be had at our
Office. Here are the names Of some prcmi-
nent Eastern people VINO indOrSe US:
EX-GOVERNOR R. B. HUBBARD Of
Texas, Minister to Japan under Cleveland.
GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET Of
the late war
REV. SAM P. JONES, the world
renowned evangelist.
REV. J. B. HAWTHORNE, the great
Southern pulpit orator, Atlanta, Ga.
REV. ". Z. G. CUNNINGHAM, editor
Of ). 5. Literature, Nashville. Tenn.
We could just about iIl this whole paper
even with names Of other responsible peo-
pie who indorse Germetuer, and if 1t
wouldn't cost so much we would do it.
But I'VE have EN- on our list" at our
Office and you c9u see them if you wish
Are they bought? What sort Of q bank
account would it take to buy this iot Of
men2 The medicine they have tested aud
ndOTsed is what we offer Come, get l..
Get well, keep il st home and stay we'll
We viii give the doctors employment-the
old oneS-the young ones can enlist for
the coming war. We acknowledge no
riyal-nOt even scientific physieians-tor
practical results
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CURES LA GRIPPE.
CITY TESTIMONIALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3. 1892.
H0r1l Grr7uettlsr Com pu1fy - CENT EAIES:
From my own experience / take pleasure IN com
blending your remedy, Kings Royal Germetger.
as a valuable preparation Recently was al
lacked by la grippe. ] tried all the remedies
U>ua y given by physicians but WIKI DO benefit
after suffering aud treating myself PiEhr days
J began the Use OF your GERMEIl Err h. r.
o. j fet TIE beneficial effect atteT tie second
Cosa, aud was entirely relieved of all unpleasant
symptoms within IweBiy-fuur hours, taking OHly
about elgbt or ten doses. In my ease II surely
proved all you aim for It.
am a gu.2f physician, graduate OF the
three schools. 1 know the value OF medicine,
fld commend your remedy 10 the confidence OF
sic pu.Ic DIR. {. L. WOOD
2l3 LeaTenWOrth street.
Or. Wood is one Of the best-informed
physicians in san Francisco, holding d.
f.5Uas from the three schools HIS profess
soma. kin aud social standing give his opin-
i.us The weight of authority. His candid
statement speaks for Itself
PASTOR OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CHr-
CAGO, SPEAKS BIS MIND.
CHICAGO, December 10. 1890.
An almost fatal attack OF Ia grippe last winter
lttt me- W.tu nasal cajauh ana such susCepti-
] -F TO bronchial Irritation that the slightest
exposure would develop Il, ard very little effort
On public speaking would result 10 a distressing
l0Hr,eGess. 50 THAI l Lad some fears OF peFma-
LFl- disability.
Besides J suffered with dyspep.ic troubles
notably, what ia popularity known as heart
ili.. from which / found it difficult 10 obtain
Ieiie' / was induced by a friend 10 Try Kings
hoya. Gernetuer ana Is gives me great pleasure
T. say That us effect has been az magical as
2lca.S Lymph IS reported 20 be, which Is also
q Gem Destroyer though taken IL q different
way
tararIh bronchial irritation aud dyspepsia
have all disappeared before one bottle Of the
GeIuetlsr has been used
One oI my sons, who has long been a sufferer
sFom caJafTB has received Ike signal telIeI from
LIS ed enemy. = HENSON,
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makes him strong and that he gets more Of it than
l do. He is 10 months old, plump and fat and
weighs 80 pounds" Mrs r. b. LEoNAKp
soughtage street. Louisville. KY
BE sure to get Hoods Sarsapariila
HOODS PILLS cure liver fills. constipation.
billousness, 1aundice sick headache, indigestion.
Sold By all druggists Price 20 cents
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss Ada Burr resumed her duties as
teacher in the Banks North school, 9th.
Mrs S. c. Bradley has entertained
friends from out of town.
Mrs Lyman Brotherton is caring for
Mrs Marvin Goodsell.
Mrs George Arnold and daughter OF
Bridgeport have been at z. B. Bradley's.
Mrs Wilson Sherwood has visited Mrs
Thomas Foster.
Misses Libbie and Sadie Bradley attend
school at the Hill.
z. B. Bradley is quite sick.
r. B. Jennings has a new buggy.
William Alfred of Pennington made a
short visit here.
Dea and Mrs Hill and son have return
ed from their pleasure trip much benefit
ted.
Mrs Sanford Jennings is very feeble.
G.. F. Nichols and family have return
ed to the city.
Isaac N. Banks is home on vacation,
recruiting his health.
A company of about rs gathered on the
10th near H. b. Burr's to witness game
of ball between the Crescents and West
ons. The score stood 6 to II in favor of
the Crescents.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Trip and Miss Luz
ella Of North Bridgeport were here, Sun
day.
b. Meeker & Sons Of Cross Highway
are reaping harvest of peaches, picking
200 or more baskets day.
Miss A. Alfred of Pennington has re-
turned home.
Teachers convention at the academy,
Friday afternoon and evening, 30th.
The committees of the Labor day cele-
bration met, last week Thursday evening
and adjourned until Saturday evening of
this week. 1t would undoubtedly be a
great satisfaction to William III. Banks,
who has been 50 untiring In his labors
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EASTON.

Nehemiah Candee, after two months
in Chicago, returns for two weeks at his
fathers before going back to Yale. He
expects to graduate, next June.
Mrs Van Vert, with Gertie Payne
| spends few days with her mother al
Port Jefferson.
Mrs B. A. Willett of Bridgeport spends
few days with her father, David Rey
| nolds.
A pleasant company witnessed the
opening of two beautiful night blooming
evening.
Rev Mr. Ayers, Jr, expects to preael
in the Congregational church from DC
| tober for three months.
Mrs Schuckardt and family leave Ell
| Winton's, this week, for their home in
| New York city.
John MacNey, Jr, expects to sail, l4th
for New York ON the City of Paris. He
expects to return soon with his father tc
their home in North Dakota.
Mrs Frances Wales leaves her mother
Mrs Bates, fora short visit in Westport
before returning to her home in Oxford
Penn.
Wesley Pattison of Shelton was at Ed
| ward Sherman's, Sunday.
aCharlaa Y CON of Tarnma Nichols
Newtown, at present living with his
grandfather, Perkins French, was q
years old, Friday and the anniversary
was made the occasion for pleasant
social gathering, that evening. at the
residence of his father. The young
man was the recipient of number OF
presents. Chief among them was an
elegant gold watch and chain from his
grandfather and aunt.
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STRATFIELD.

Quite serious accident occurred on
the avenue, Saturday night. While one
of E. p. Jones's drivers was going home
from Bridgeport, his horse took fright
and jumped into K. FL. Nichols's wire
fence, injuring the horse severely and
completely wrecking the road cart.
Misses Entressle of Brooklyn, N. V,
visit at E. G. Wilson's.
A surprise party was given Ira Griffin
on Toilsome hill, Saturday evening.
Music, dancing and refreshments were
the order of the evening.
A wee lady visitor came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs James Screder for perma-
nent stay.
George Hall of Cold Spring, N. Y,
visited Albert Ellis.
Will Belknap and family of Lyons hill
have returned from two-weeks' visit to
Pittsfield, Mass.
Ella Haines of Brewster, N. Y, is Wis
iting B. b. Brothwell.
John Stowt has bought Fred Bennett s
milk route and taken possession.
| Rowe & Jesmer have put double
team at work on the new dam in Easton
Henry Botsford & Co. of this place are
moving the Newtown academy.
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slight token of esteem and to show the
appreciation of her numerous friends
who are attendants of the NJ. E.. church
of this village. where she has been organ
list for the past two Summers. The pres
ent was complete surprise and was &C
cepted with much grace. The evening
was spent in singing, social conversation
and refreshments which had been pro-
vided in a bountiful manner. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Hollister
Sage, Mr. and Mrs N. B. Curtis, DR. and
Mrs Starkwearher, Misses Belle Curtis,
Clara Bishop, w. E. Starkweather, Ell. P.
Nichols and r. Owens of this village
and Mr. and Mrs E. 2. Curtis of Bridge
port,
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Highest all IN Leavening S Govt Report
Roe! B BsMds'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

Mrs Zeller and daughter of Bridgeport
visit Mrs Charles Hubbell.
David Osborne and daughter of Derby
visit Mrs Joeiah Booth, Main street.
Charles Lyon and wife of Danburv
spent Sunday with e. r. Silliman.
Burr Curtis, the veteran building NOV
err of Bridgeport, is preparing to move
the Barrymore house to lot on Kings
highway. -.-:...
The Curtis lot, corner of Stratford ave-
nue. and Elm street, is reported sold to
Mr. Beach.
The auction sale of household goods
belonging to Mrs DeForest, Wednesday,
was postponed till Thursday, on account
of the storm. Auctioneer Hard officiat-
ed.
William Peck, a large dairy farmer
from Herkimer county, N. Y, has visit
ed Mr. Silliman. Mr. Peck has found time
during busy life to make the round
trip to Europe 81 times and, although in
his SD year, has been over twice during
the past - months.
Charles Holman, baggage master,
started, Thursday, for two-weeks' Wis
it to his old home in New Hampshire.
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SPORT HILL.

The Easton Philharmonic society will
hold their next meeting at the house of
Thomas Lennon, 25 Center street, Bridge
port, Tuesday evening, Goth. All are de-
sired to be present.
Mrs G. A. Sturges is visiting her par
ents.
Mrs Susie Rice will return to her Penn
sylvania home, next week.
w. Fl. Rice of Hartford spent Sunday
with j. w. Sherwood.
W. w. Jennings and wife of Deep Riv-
er visited Sherwood Seeley, last week.
Ernest Jennings was with friends in
town, over Sunday.
F. w. Hadley and Frank Staples spent
Sunday in Fairfield, dining at the st.
Marc.
Sherwood Seeley has a new phaeton.
Miss Frances Seeley has visited F. w.
Smith, Bridgeport.
Ihougn the weather looked threaten
ing, Tuesday, number were at Mrs A.
M. Godfrey's. The ladies' aid society
was re-organized with Mrs Emma Beers
president and Mrs L. N. Reynolds vice
president. 1t was proposed that they
meet once in two weeks.
The E. 2. S. hold their meetings once
a month near the full moon and expect
to give fine program every month. No
tice of the October meeting will be given
in the BEE.