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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
D0DSON IS JUBILAET.
He Has Scored One Against a Deput,
Street Superfnteudent.

lag has ocOJeu One against Deputy
Street Superfntendent.
Beverly Dodson, the street contractor,
was very much elated yesterday over his
signal victory over the Street Superintend-
ent's- Gf,seo. '1sI. Dads on. 7l1,a sIrsss- fiee
fhave not been doing business without much
friction. de is colored man, and had a
private contract 10 construct a sewer in
California avenue, near Fair. and went to
work without authority from the Street
Superintendent.
Threats were made 10 have him arrested
If he attempted to make the connection OF
the sewers. the office, it appears, faYoring
another contractor, and so DOdsOn brought
suit on Friday to eDjoin the Superintendent
OF Streets from interfering with him in tile
work or from aTresting tim. On the fol-
lowing night some of Gllleran's deputies,
notably L. w. Cummings, had him arrested
by policeman. and Mr.. Dodson, naturally
indignant, had ali the parties cited before
Judge Wallace yesterday to show cause
why they should not be punished for con-
tempt In disObeYing the restraining order.
A mass OF conflicting testimony was heard
as to the culpability Of the persons cited,
and much asperity was exhibited by the a.
torneys, but at the conclusion Judge Wal
lace held that by reason of defect Ia Civ
ing notice OF the injunction he did nOtthink
Gllieran IN contempt OF court. The same
was held In the case OF Policeman Morrow,
who arrested DodsOn, but Deputy Cum
mlngs. who did know of the issuance of the
Injunction and took an active part in the
matter, was adjudged guilty Of contempt of
court and sentenced TO pay a fine Of 500
and to be imprisoned in the County Jail for
one day.
1t was represented by the defense that
Dodson was not arrested in violation of the
inJunctioD.but because he had been caught in
the act OF tearing up pipe sewer without
authority.
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SEVENTEEN YEARS.
The Sentence Passed on a Robber with
Record.

Record.
imprisonment in the penitentiary Tor IL
years was the sentence imposed by JuuGe
Wallace yesterday on III. Z. Mitchell, de-
clared guilty of having robbed Japanese
OF 500 and a gold watch on the ian ul',
after a night of carousal. They were de-
seending the steps leading to restaurant III
a building at Sacramento and Stockton
streets, when Mitchell struck him over the
head with a bag filed with bird shot, reii-
dered him insensible, and robbed him OF MS
valuables.
Having been called up for sentence;
Mitchell pleaded: IL am not as black as
have been painted. Drink has caused my
downfall. and if your Honor will be lenleh,;;
TO me L may have chance to rel orhl.
The police had, however. become acqGainted
with him and his record soon alter Ms
arrival, about two years ago. from Nevada,
where his wife lives. The Judge was 81
the opinion that there was nothing 10 ms
past conduct 10 justify leniency and SO III
formed him.
1t is the report that Mitchell was an ln'
mate of prison il the Eastern States Oe-
fore he came here. although ne is only ab0u!
80 years OF age. Charges of burglary auG
assault with intent to commit murder were
dismissed after the sentence of yesterday
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AFTER THE CIRCUS.
Little Children Far From Home Withou
Guardian.

Little Children Far From Home Without
Guard
Secretary Holbrook OF the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children has petit
toned for letters Of guardianship over Ivey.
aged 10. ard Katie Deison, aged years,
who were travelling under contract with
Hadj Tahar of the Arabian contingent of
Sells circus. They were engaged in Aus
tralia as singers and dancers, with the con-
sent of their mother, who is a sister-in- law
of Nicholas Hakin. who was one Of the
most daring in the troupe of Bedouin aero
bats. The children were not exhibited here
because the society would not allow it, but
Hakin has since met with an accident, and
as be seriously lamed himself he was Of no
further use for circus purposes. The little
girls had been LETT here with Mrs. Iahar,
who one day forbid him again to visit them.
and hence this petition and the claim that
the children were brought here for an I'M
lawful purpose, as they were too young 10
be allowed 10 perform in a circus. The
mother of the children only parted with
them on the assurances that Hakin would
always be with them.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

menced In the Superior Court by S. C..
Fisher against the Perrin Land Company
of Arizona. composed OF w. G. l. and, c. M.
Bruce. j. NJ. Hogan. George III. Thornton.
Robert and L. b. Perrin. the last four
named residents of this State. The bust
ness of the company is the raising of and
dealing in cattle. horses and mules, and on
the oath of November. 1891, 1t had property
of the value of $4,000. On that date Hogan
with the consent of the other defendants
sold his interest to Fisher. but after this
transaction Land and Bruce. it is charged,
took exclusive possession of the books and
viii render no accounting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

In addition to the fifty OF more protests
hled with the Board Of Supervisors against
the acceptance ofthe report of the Sixteenth-
street Commissioners. another was sent in
yesterday signed by L. B. Thomas and O.
u. Martin, property-0wners. They object
TO the commissions work upon the same
ground that the other protestants have based
their claims on.
John and Helen NJ. Boyle. Thomas Nc
Lean and NJ. a. Warren have also entered
tneir protests against accepting the report
OF the Commissioners for the opening and
Improvement of Nineteenth, Twentieth,
third streets
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

At the meeting of the health and police
committee Of the Board of Supervisors yes
terday the petition Of Charles Alpers ct al.
was placed on file. In 1t the board wa
asked TO rescind its action in cancelinp
Alpers' contract for the removal of dead
animals on the ground that he had not car
REQ out the terms of his agreement
a resolution was passed asking Chief
Crowley to detail mounted police officer to
patrol the San Bruno road.
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Underwear!

at 35c.
20 dozen LADIES' RIBBED JER Ely
YES Is, high neck and long sleeves, reg
ular price soc. Will pc closed out at CSC
each.
100 dozen BOYS GRAY MERINO VESTS.
PANTS AND DRAWERS, will be
closed out at 25c, soc, Soc and 4Oc each,
according to size, good value for SOC and
05c each
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
Criminal InformstfoDs,

The following criminal informations were
tiled in the Superior Court by District Attor
ney barnes yesterday: James Hammons
buying stolen goods 81; Thomas Dalv. Grand
larceny; Charles Carson, attempt t. com.
NIT burglary David Madison. assault with
a deadly weapon; w. III. FLYNN f91 Joeanh
Murray, William Earle, burglary Naripa
Woodward and John Craig o. forgery.
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------
volcanoes OF New falkland

Inere was large attendance last even
ing In onion-square Hall to listen to the
lecture by Thomas Crawford IohnstS- 'l no
the volcanic region of New ZeoIand on ~ Tn'
Ilvered under the auspices of the Geo
graphical Society OF California. The lee
ture was added TO by the exhibition of 100
very flne stereopticon views. AZ"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
" The CITY HALL"
The legal and Proper Name OF the Bf
Edifics AscertaIned.

Edifioe AscertaIned.
Judge Coffey had occasion recently in a
matter before him TO make the inquiry as to
which IS the correct designation of the mu-
nlelpality's big pile-"City HalP' or New
City Hall" He referred the matter to Oscar
l. Shuck TO look IN, and that gentleman
presen ted his report yesterday. From his
examination of the statutes he offered the
opinion that the proper name Of the build
Ing referred TO is The City Hall" That is
name used in the original act of April 4.
1870 and the act next following The later
ehactmenls followed pOpul ar habit, which
was very natural, inaSmuch as the building
was IN fact a new City Hall. All this was
submitted, notwithstanding the snDposition
before this inquiry that the official name
was New City Hall and Law Courts" from
inc fact that the first architect, Augustus
LAYER. Issued about the year 1871 some ele-
CANT prints of his design with these words
thereon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

The San Francisco and San Mateo Elec-
trie Railroad Company has aband ned its
Offices on Steuart street, near Market. and
has established itself in the new building
erected by the company on ThirtIeth street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
sixteenth-s,roet Extension.

rms evening there will be a meeting at
Turn Verein Hall on Mission street of resi-
dents oil the Mission and others whose prop
erty is affected by the report of the Commits
sl0ners Tor the extension of Sixteenth street.
Inc object of the meeting is to protest
against the report of the Commissioners.
ana 10 take steps to stop further action in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

sion occurred at Berkeley lately me
shock shattered some of the windows IN the
Hall OF Records. Mr.. Bandman claimed
that he was not responsible for the damage
done. and asked that it not be included III
his contract of repairing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
He Was Not x.s,on.i,,.

ne I'VE" CITY Hall commissioners met
gTe ,a MAYOR Sandersnn presiding.
o moik on the rotunda OF The hall was
was allowed. Bandrasn was ths con y. sisu
tSs pail ting aud lspalring ihs Hall ia 81
4'ASVies' saq When tee POWDER mill erolos
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
RetsIg's Raw

Max keisig and f. Albrecht are partners
III saIooh at Liedesdorff street and have
eeeh quarreiIng over their business affairs
rol eohe tire: The quarrel eliminated
the saloon with butcher-knife A war
assault. W.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
RENEWAL nfn Drhf

The Congregation Sheriff. Israel has petit
eoned the Superior Court for leave to re-
a. tbgsa its property and place of worship
swo sethe German Bank for $50 600 for
notes for prevent the outlawry OF two
for 90 ~, ,.,,,a Sn sum now held by the bank
- " lnucn hceey loaned it in August 1896
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

On Thursday afternoon ca on
kin-street branch of tho Snttor -, s,.o La
ran into bumper at Mar. iine
number OF passengers on the s.ieeI.
thrown to the pavement, ana ny were
were inside the car were badly sliSee VINO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

The large fancy stable in the rear of the
residence on the north side of California
street. between Jones and Leaven worth,
known In the past as the Finnegan resi-
denee, Is undergoing many alterations and
Is being fitted up for school purposes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
HOT WEATHER ILLS.

With the hot weather there comes a feeling n NJ,
OF iasSitude that prompts Us u say. I'm all worn
out -" I'm all run down "-.'I get up tired" etc
These hot weather Ills are due largely to re-
strained nutrition.
NOW then there IS definite reason why Joys
vegetable sarsapori!a Is better than all Others for
these summer us and that IS that IS THE ONLY
powell REGULATING SARsAFARILLA Ii sTIlf,,-
LArfS THE DIGESTIVE PROCESSES wHICHIs INMK
bIAFELf FELT IL INCREASED STRENGTH AND AM
BITIoS.
As there's more profit in Potash SarsqparIIas
you'll be told they are "just as good or Jus, tue
same as joy ut % get the bowel stimulating
action INSIST joys.
leo NeSSMo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
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Captured Chinese Ke,prned

The Chinese captured while breaking the
boundaries at San Diego and who were SEN
teuced to 20 days Imprisonment at Folsom
nave peen put aboard the City of Pekjne
Dy the United States Marshal to be returned
10 their own. their native land.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET On

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALI,
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tenrg. Francs, and Plymouth 10 land passsna.r.
Through bns OF Lading. In Connection via -,
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70 direct ports In England and 6crinsny
Through tickets IRON San krAnciscS 70 Plymouth
ehefbcarE southampton first clksl tl9s: ralr{
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Ran Into a Bumnor

"a nihLETfs WIZ Ind Whites Yucatan Gum great
ana 10 them IN their exercises as 1t keeps the ontb
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STEAMERS FOR STCGKTOy

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Steamer =. ID ieters-Nonday. Wednesday and
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The Electric Road.

FoR waketniness, weakness or lack Of energy take
Simmons Liver Regulator
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At Zoo

10 dozen INFANTS FINE BLACK SILK
RIBBED HOSE. regular price SOC. will
be closed out at SOC a pair.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
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At 2Ee

100 dozen CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIRRFO
BLACK COTTON HOSE, guaranteed
Burlington fast black. sizes Z to 10, worth
81 90 and So dozen. will be closed out
al 25c pair.
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Hosiery! Hosiery!

At 25c.
lOO dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE. high spliced heels and toes. every
pair guaranteed the Burlington fast
black, extra good value at 81 so a dozen,
VIII be closed cut at 25c pair.
at 35c
100 dozen LADIES MOCK RIB BLACK
COTTON HOSE. high spliced heels and
toes, Herm sdOrf black, regular price Sc
dozen, will be closed out at 35c pair.
At soc.
20 DOZEN LADIES' BLACK COTTON
HOSE. high spliced heels, double soles
and toes, guaranteed the Burlington fast
black; these hose are extra fine gauge
and worth 75c. will be closed out ar Doc
pair.
At SOC.
70 dozen LADIES BLACK ENGLISH
CASHMERE HOSE, high spliced heels
and toes. fast black. worth 50 a dozen,
Will be closed out at soc pair.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-19

kent onythin' aboot it. After this game was
finished they adjourned for luncheon tae
the Metropolitan Hotel. As they met at the
door on their way back to play.
an tells him he had played a losin'
variation I'm the whittier an what q
fule he wis tae let it slip thro'
his fingers. adding. as If tae clench his asser-
tion. that he had lookit up Anderson since
an saw whaur he had gaun wrang. M'Lareu
was rather f1abberga.ted at hearin' this,
tho he didna lay muckle. bit congratulated
himself that the mistak' hadna been seen in
time. He didna profess tao be weel up in
book games. tho he thocht he wis pretty
fameellar VII the oots and ins o. the 'Wfiilter.'
When thev resumed play. greatly to the
DELIGHT of Rankin the Whittier wis never
tried again. for it was the dread o. its being
repeated that suggested the ruse about the
unsoundness o. M'Laren's play by frichten-
ing him frae playing 1t again. It's salt that
a. fs fair in love an war, sac when M'Laren
hears O. hoo nicely he was bluffed DOT o.
playin' his strong game he'll hae the con-
ISOLATION o. kennin' that he had a willy op-
ponent In his young antagonist, the scores
being: Rankin, 8: M'Laren, 2; drawn. l."
-SQndu, in OtQOo HitneSs,
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
Europe is enduring a hot spell now,

Europe is enduring hot spell now.
Eleven persons perished in the London
lodging house fire.
The levee at Algiers, La, is caving in
and residents are uneasy.
Three French officers and a lady have
been arrested as spies at Myslowitz, SILICA
Greece has declined to send a vessel to
Genoa to take part in the Columbus celebra-
tlon.
Young Crocker, " no murdered his mother
at Carlsbad, was suffering from deiirIum
rremens.
Italy has appointed Senator saredo and
Deputy DanieE on the Berng Sea arbitra-
tion commission.
Quarantine has been established at every
port OF Denmark against vessels arriving
from Russian ports.
Sweden intends to station five gunboats
along the Baltic coast to prevent Russian
vessels landing cargoes without permission.
-Ex-President Bogran, of Honduras, was
not killed, as published yesterday. He was
in San Francisco that day on his way to
Europe.
Five negro children were burned to
death at Griffin. Ga, Wednesday night
They were lett alone while the family went
to church.
A rebellion has broken out in the Prov
ince of Szeehuen, China, resulting from a
union of secret societies under religious
fanatic leader.
President Diaz has declared forfeited
the Government contract with Pritcher for
the improvement OF the harbor of
Coatzacoalcos, Mexico.
Reported that the revenue cutter Rush
seized the bark Lydia July at Dueth hAr-
bor: Alaska, Tor having sealskins obtained
in Bering Sea on board
About 300 people of the burned village
ofDelmar. Del, are without homes and are
living with those whose homes were saved
Provisions are wanted badly, as there is not
q store left.
The greatest distress prevails in Ward
Nine, of Concordia parish La. Whole lam
lilies are starving and aid is needed.
Natchez merchants are preparing to hurry
forward relief.
Governor Markham, OF Colorado, will
preside at the celebration of the 350th ami.
vcrsary of the discovery of San Diego Bay,
Admiral Gehrardi, OF the Pacific squadron,
lie expected to take part with his cruisers.
The British bark Ashbank Captain Oats
which sailed from Algoa Bay May 81 for New
Castle, N. S. W.. has not been heard from
since her departure. 1t is now supposed
that she foundered on the voyage. The crew
numbered 30 men.
Ben Duncan and Henry Carnegie, two
Lieutenants at Bunch and Hopgood, the
noted Southern bandits, have been captured
and jailed in franklin, la. Carnegie con-
fessed that he was implicated in the Illinois
Central Railroad robbery in April.
Uruguay has presented claims against
Brazil ior outrages committed on the from
tier. The latest news from the frontier
states that dynamite has been freely used
by the bands of robbers to blow open the
doors OF farm houses. Then they killed the
occupants.
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threatening mate and winning At

the B, threatening mate and winning at
least the exchange.
white 10 free his game effectively. B-R 8
first would ma 9 hampered the adverse de-
velopment to such an extent as to create
posslbiil les OF black being able TO sacrifice
the exchange at later point by RxB fol.
lowed by R-Q 50, with fair prospects OF as
serting his pawns' superiority Oh the queens
side.
2I. PB8-An excellent retort.
25. P B (Which allows black to undouble
his pawns soon, and also opens diagonal for
black Q on the K side. XXI . was much
50. Q3-white has played great part of
the game very well, but he does not manage
the play of his king as skllfully. XXX
greatly r wi increased " Sc his Isl advantage. ~ AA'
50. X Q 2-Here again he should have
marched with his king to the front at B 4.
"a. R B Thine was costly now, and R-R
was imperative. He imperils his game by
the omission.
S. BK4-Capital play.
3s. RxP-White could have won easily by
3S o. So R-Kt ch; 80 XXX SO. etc.
Al K Q l-Fatal. Dangerous as it may look,
sustain no harm by ii 20 !; u P-K7 Il
RIB ch; 43 K-Kt .. and should win.
least the K p.
~. R Q eff he had calculated as deeply as
his opponent he would have looked ior his
own safety first by R-K KIT.
49, X Kt 6-White defends with ability,
but it is too late to mend matters.
So XIX KxR-Ingenuity of the highest
order, and the move bes rs internal evidence
of b ack having rec1oned out his combina-
tion right TO tho end of the game. For he
could draw by returning with the K-R 9.
but he deliberately allows white to queen
his pawn, having calculated that he can
force the game, though he only has rook
against the queen, and the latter can open
fire with q series Of formidable looking
checks.
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DTrTsBuRe AND WESTERN RAILWAY
schedule in effect Nav IL. 1892 tCentral time)'
Depof cor. Anderson st. and River av.. Allegheny.
Depart ior chicsso ,so,,,. ,''Os m Solid .. train
R,S Rr.5ford. % T:i, m. For clarion. f7:ii
.. NJ, ts:oo p: m.v m.v,E For s, TosnuTs, 7;io = n.
tlS : eresnv,e 9T BusIN Msrcs Erie oe. me.hris %
H:ioa. m. .2oo .. m For AKRON, cisveisnd,
m.a $500, fsn5 D. m. For Butter. ts:aoI -7:ia
ss.na. m, $500 t4:2a t5:15 n. m
trains arrive; From Kane, ts:45 o. M; Clarion,
,1i:soa- M. ts:45 p. m Fovbnrx. ts:oS til,n
.. m. +:s y: M; Erie. $3.50 D. m. Greenyillst
Mercer ti1:ao q m, t3:5n n. m.: Akron, ri;53
n. fs,l5 D. m. New Castle ts:os, 'il:s5 A m,
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