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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

You may need new Curtains, and Of course you
are interested in getting the best value your money
have just opened a large consignment Of $500
pairs NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, in white and
ecru, THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAR
ALLEL in beauty of designs and rich lacey effects.
Just cast your eye over the prices and compare
them with any thing quoted elsewhere and you will
find that we lead in this line of goods.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Fire in a Prison

PEFALUMA, March 9.-Last night about
o'clock crazy man, who was locked up
in the City Prison. set it on fire. Another
prisoner gave the al3rm and the fremen
soon put the fire out without much damage
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Business Failure at Pomona.

POMONA. March 9.-R ii. Loucks, dealer
in statione cry, artists and like goods, has
just assigned 10 Lazarus of Los Angelo
for tie benefit of his creditors. Loucks has
been in business here about eight years,
and by all was held to be an honest man
and has the general sympathy. His assets
aud liabilities have not vet been made pub
IL. but they cannot be very large.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

lAiS putt Hc SHi
flies an Admirai's flag.
although the only Aus
trisn war vessel in the
Pacific.
There are two cir
cumstances that make
the FaSana's visit an
interesting one. First.
there has been no
5 Austrian man-of-w
on this coast for seven
teen years, the last
visitor being the Fried
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The ella Bend Canal.

PHGNIX, March 9.-The Lower ella Bend
Canal property has passed into the hands
of English capitalists for $500. 600, and the
company has reincorporated. Work is al
ready being pushed on the canal, and
handsome Office buildings are now being
erected for headquarters at Texas Hills.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

Alameda's Exhibit.

The Alameda County Worlds Fair Asso-
citation has addressed report to Secretary
Thompson Of the State Commission review
ing the work of the organization and giving
some facts regarding its standing.
Within the past two weeks there have
been 70 additions to the roll of membership.
A nucleus for large exhibit has already
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Tho Seattle Election

SEATTLE, March 9.-Complete returns
from yesterdays municipal election show
the Democrats elected all their officers at
large by majorities ranging from 1000 down.
E. Ronald ID is elected Mayor by 1876 piu-
rality. The Republicans elect two mem bers
of the House of Delegates
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

Of sixty acres, between Holy Cross and the
Hills of Eternity. There will be mortuary
chapel, receiving vault. handsome gateway,
with no coping between the turf and walks.
The lawn plan is to be strictly adhered to.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Four Years for Burglary.

MARTINEZ. March 9-Joe Martinez was
sentenced to-day by Superior Judge Jones
TO imprisonment in The State Pententary
at San Quention for four years for burglary
in stealing a saddle from the residence of
William Halves in Clayton on the 9th Of
December, 1891. lie is an old culprit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Physician Partially Paralyzed.

PETALUMA, March 9.-Doetor z. NJ.
Trueholtz, a practicing physician of this
city. was partially paralyzed last Thursday
evening, but IL was not generally known
until to-day.
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JOURNEY INTERRUPTED.
Two Jockeys Under Arrest on a Charge o.
Horse-Stealinp

hofse-otealing.
GRASS VALLEY, March 1.-TWO horse
jockeys named O'Day and Dwyer, who have
been employed at the WHAT Park by horse
trainers. lastevening borrowed j. II. Lords
horse and cart to ride to Glenbrook Park,
distance of two miles. Instead of going
to Glenbrook they drove to Colfax, leaving
the cart and horse with two small boys
whom they had induced to ride with them.
as the jockeys were purchasing tickets for
Sacramento they were arrested and brought
back under charge of horse stealing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Rich Ore.

GRASS VALLEY. March 9.-The Peabody
mire is taking out immen sely rich ore from
the 400 level. The ledge is four feet thick
and filed with masses of bright gold.
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CLOSE ELECTION.

Test OF Mormon Influence in the Political
Field in Utah.
SALT LAKE, March 9.-The municipal
election in Logan, Utah, resulted in a Re-
publican majority of seventy-seven. The
election was holly contested. Logan was
looked upon as Democratic stronghold. 1t
is the home of Apostle Thatcher, a man of
great personal influence and strong Dem.
ocrat. The Democratic nominee for Mayor
was the son of prominent Mormon Demo-
craf. 1t Is asserted by the Mormons that
tie result effeetually disposes of the cues
ton OF Mormon Church influence in the
poIit5eal fiaId
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
AN AUSTRIAN CRUISER.
The Fasana Now Making Her
Way to This Port.
Sent Gut to Clear Up the Mystery Of yohI
Ortiz, the Wandering Archiuke-An
Admiral on Board

The Austrian societies Of this city, six In
number, will meet on SATURDAY. evening to
make preparations for entertaining the
officers and crew of the Fasana. wooden
corvette Of the old type. now on her way to
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Hoods
rsapariIIa
Cures

told her Ii would be waste OF money. but
nnding II would comfort her L began taking IL.
In few days the bloating began TO subside, 1
seemed TO feel little stronger, but thought
Ii only fancy. l was so weak could only take
ten drops OF Sarsaparilia at FIRST In TWO weeks
/ was able to sit up few minutes every day In
Q month could walk the room.
One day asked what they were going to have
for dinner, aud said wanted something hearty.
My mother was so happy she cried. IL was the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
SUICIDE AT SAN DIEGO,
a California National Bank Victim Puts a
Bullet in His Brain

Bullet in His Brain.
SAN DIEGO, March George Golden, Is
years of age, committed suicide this after
noon By shooting himself through the head
with revolver. He put the muzzle of the
revolver in his mouth as j. W. Collins the
bank President, did, and put bullet into
his brain. He left a note saying he had
been induced TO put all his money in the
California National Bank, and had deposited
over Sl390 the afternoon before II failed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
TERRITORIAL BONDS.

Sale of Arizona Securities to Chicago Firm.
Suit Threatened
PHOENIX, March g. The Territorial
bonds, amounting to $4,000 were
formally sold this afternoon to Farson.
Leach & Co., of Chicago, and $4,000 for
felt money was placed in the State Bank of
Illinois. The sale announced a few days
since with Z. j. Horton Of New York fell
through. and Horton states that he will
sue the Territory for the commissions,
amounting to about $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
AMUSE
Midweek Notes OF Business at tho DIFF
ferent Theaters.

Midweek Notes of Business at tho DIFF
ferent Theaters.
AT the Baldwin Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is
drawing good but not plethoric audien ces
to see hIIl play Bob Acres in "The Rivals. /"
and Mrs. John Drew Mrs. Malaprop in the
same piece. Jefferson Is wonderful man.
When others are retiring from the scene of
active business life quite content with their
labors and their gains. he appears to be as
active, as useful, as attractive as ever.
He is young man in Bob Acres.
Here you have the life and spirit of
IS, with an Interpretation of the ideas
of the author, judging by the text.
that Sheridan himself could hardly have
failed TO applaud. As to Mrs. Drew
old New Workers shake their heads
and say, I'VE have seen Mrs. Hackett. Mrs.
Russell, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Wheatley, Mrs.
Blake" or some OF their favoriteS of the
old Park and ChambeT-street theater DAYS,
They do not institute comparisons; they
only nod wisely. II is as hard TO win an
old New York theater-goer from the preju-
dices of his early days as il Is for rich m an
TO enter the kingdom of heaven, even
though he give $4,000 for ticket. Besides,
Mrs. John Drew vas never identified with
Mr.. Jefferson Will play C0leman's Heir
at-I4aw" only on Monday and Friday of
I next week.
"a Prisoner for Life" adapted from the
French by NJ. Louis Nathal. now deceased,
is winning its way slowly at the Alcazar in
the handling of Mckee Rankin and COM
pany. Nathal. the adaptor OF this play, had
an adventurous career in his life. He was
in command of the Canadian mounted police
during the Riel rebellion; then an agent in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
CYPRESS LAWN.

Franchise Granted Tor Non-Sectarian Gene
terry at Redwood City.
REDWOOD CITY, March 9.-The Board OF
Supervisors have granted ii. ID. Noble
franchise to establish a non-sectarian ceme-
terry, to be called Cypress Lawn. on block
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
New High School.

SAN JOSE. March 9-The Council this
evening decided to erect a high school TO
cost from $4,000 TO $4,000 on City Hill
Park
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castor,.
"hen she was Child, she cried for c.s.or,.
When she became Miss. she chung to c..tor,.
"henshe had Children. she gave them o.:tor,.
aus W SaTuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
REMOVED TO STOCKTON.
Change Of Location of the Knights Ferry
Packing COMPANY.

Packing Company.
STOCKTON. March 9.-The Knights Ferry
Packing Company. with an established
trade of fine goods, is being removed to this
city. The original owner of the cannery
has fine orange grove and general fruit
orchard at Knights Ferry, Stanislaus
County. but the labor required TO develop
the cannery business to its greatest capacity
cannot be had there, and Stockton is Sc
iected as the most central point for the
trade. Business will begin here next week
with twenty hands working on oranges.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
McComb,a Recax.rx

John McComb jr., who was recently CON.
fined in the asylum for the insane at Ao
news, is already restored to health and Wi,
be back in town in day or two.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

been secured. the association having on
hand oranges, lemons, nuts. specimens OF
natural woods, as we'll as several works Of
art
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
sERFNo MATsnN.

Serene Watson. a wellknown botanist Of Har.
ward College, died yesterday AT Cambridge. near
Boston. He was born In East Windsor HILL
Conn.,. December !. 1926. ana graduated from
Yale College 10 l847. From 1867 TO 1871 he
was botantst q the United States geological ex-
ploration OF the fortieth parallel under Clarence
king. In 1874 he became curator of the herba-
rum of Harvard, which place he held until hi
death. He was i member of a number Of seien :
titc socie les aud the author of many works on
botany, IN which science he was leading au-
thOrity
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
CUT WITH A RAZOR.

Folsom Prison Guard Wounded by a
Convict
SACRAMENTO, March "a guard at the
Folsom prison named A. Cassidy had
hand nearly cut off yesterday by razor in
the hand of convict named Berry. Cas-
sldy had gone to Barry's cell. when the
latter made dash at him. Had Cassidy
not thrown up his arm at the right moment
the blow would have nearly severed his
head from his body. Barry HAD procured
the razor from the barber-shop.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla ?

This was our expression on receiving the
following frank statement from the sister
of Mr.. w. S. Huniley OF Cortland. n. Y,
well-known carpenter and builder. Such
cure is certainly worthy place In the
Medical History Of our times. Read it:
&c. I. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Sirs: Twelve years ago began to have
hemorrhages. and four years ago became SO low
that the physicians told me
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator. taken daily,
Will relieve aud prevent md digestion.
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Alameda.

Peter Browning pleaded guilty yesterday
morning to charges of disturbing the peace
and fast driving. Tuesday evening, in CON-
pany with young woman of good family
connections. he drove a horse attached to a
buggy at a furious gait up and down Park
street, swearing and cursing like mad
man. lie was under the influence of LIQUOR,
and fought desperately when four officers
placed him under arrest. After SOLDERING
up the young man felt keenly the disgrace
he brought upon himself and his family,
which is one Of the most respected In Ala
media
IL. T. Day was convicted yesterday after
noon on o charge Of disturbing public
meeting and was fined $780, He was also
fined S25 for selling goods without license.
Samuel Nj. Hunter has been appointed
deputy by City Assessor K. Minor Smith. at
a salary of $50 per month.
W. A. Dean of this city has been ap-
pointed deputy by County Assessor
Leckie.
The Board of Trustees granted to w. P.
Gibbons, c. A. Edison, l. P. Allen and 9th.
electric-light plant in this city. No c0ndi.
ti0ns OF any kind were attached thereto,
and the company has been dormant ever
since. 1t now proposes to revive and has
Boehmer, Columbus Bartlett, w. p. Glib
bons. Z. A. Edison. II. Sevening, w. III.
Rand. X. III. Swayney and j. A. Leonard.
They intend to make proposition to the
City Trustees to lease the city's plant and
erect an tncandescent plant.
Detective Len Harris has decided to have
the train-robbers' bullet extracted from his
body, il such thing is possible, and has
gone to the French Hospital in San Fran
cisco. where the operation Is to be per-
formed. Ever since the bullet entered his
neck he has been in constant pain, and this
is beginning to tell on his general condition.
Berkeley,
The residents of South Berkeley are In
generally disturbed state Of MUD just al
present over the prospect of having to go
without the school building they have so
long looked for. rs the Trustees are unde-
termined as to what they intend to do in re-
gard to this matter.
The Salvation Army will open barracks
in Berkeley.
Rev. h. A. Fletchum will address the
high school pupils tomorrow afternoon.
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Attorney L. S. PilIsbury is the authority for the
statement thar the Hopkins mansion on Mob
Hin may be used FOR The establishment of an art
gallery by Mr.. SeArles.
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There Was No Hope

and i should soon die / could not be moved
from my bed. Under my face were napkins con.
tiBuaily Redeemed with blood from my mouth
l c"uid eat nothing and had no action OF the
bowels for week. The doctors said the cause
was ulcers i'm the stomach. At this time
my mother said she wante d 70 make one more
trial. and asked II would take Hoods Sarsa.
partIla.
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Saved NV Life"

Messrs. Sager & Jennings, the WELL
known druggists OF Cortland, says that
Miss Huntley us a highly respected lady
her statement OF what has been done for her
by Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy the high
est confidence"
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First Time Had Felt Hungry
for Two Years.

1 kept on with Hoods Sarsaparilla. and In six
months was well as ever In my life. 1t
Is now four years since recovered and have
not had a Il ay' q sickness SINCE nor any hem
orrbage. Ii ever human heing thanked the
good Lcrd on Bonded knees II was /. know
OueStiouably
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10

Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills.
mr10 ThSaTu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
ATHLETIC AMATEURS AT ODDS.

The affairs u the amateur athletic world. inst lad u
ag,cing olt 70 become more chaotic each day
mast hand T. needed at the holm o. guide the ship into
smooth water Tho Amateur Athlete Union officials look
upon the situation present with more complacency
than TO- some time Tnst They disdiin b.
,alk about supposed United States League
u 4 4. 6. \ few days the bare mention Of this
body affected the A. L. officials almost " the collar
whiting point.
This change has been brought about by the announce
nent that proposed meeting o. :hc league, 10 be
held a. Dcmonlco will take place. In fact Of
the PROTECTOR OF the organization that February
10 was never Officially set for he mcc'lnc prominent
rr.n,or u the staten Island A. C. said Yesterday 'The
meeting Of United States League has been deferred
because several out-oftown clubs requested ;hnt such
s,tp be taken. The meeting will be held about
March L."
II wss sad yesterday that the next athletic association
"a retire from the A. A. L. would be tho 1th Regiment
A. A. A meeting will DO held In day two. aud
the soldier athletes decide - loose from the
as there f. IN old quarrel The two ORGANIZATIONS
caused by the Wholesale suspension u athlete, who
pe,cd IN the Eth Regiment gameS earlier in tho winter.
Tho-e suspended athletes stll Ineligible compete
ln any games held under the auspices OF the Amateur
Athletic Union.
There also another athletic break reported from the
North Some time ago the associations II the upper
part OF tho threw down the gauntlet and demanded
sclfg1ycrnmcnt and divorce from the Metropolitan A..
ISOLATION. The proposed asS0catlon include clubs
IA Buffalo. Syracuse and Rochester Now internal dis
sensons have Syracuse " Jealous Buffalo.
and will assist the B'ons IN their proposed scheme.
Athletics are decidedly mixed up. and nobody seems 20
know just what viii happen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
NOMINATIONS IN LOUISIANA.
TuF wAENoTu REPUBLICANS ENDORSE HARtl

THE wAENOTH REPUBLICANS INDORSE HAiiu
son AND PUT \ TICKET IL THE FIELD
New-Orleaus. Feb. IL Osleciall-The convention VI
the Warnoth wing Of the Republican parry eohp'o'oo
#. Sori, Yesterday 10y adopting platform ana nom
mating a state ticket. The platform coHnc"us '"'
Mckinley ILL., Condemn, the bancful practices Oh inc
democratic state administration, whereby the heI"o
llcou vote is almost totally suppressed d'hH'"s 'c
fnlr and honest elections. and ccnsrntulac' the p"'e
~ the state on tie overthrow of tho lottery III CON
clu~On IL says:
Resolved That the Republicans 81 LOUISIANA r,V w
,.f,. President Harrison most l"tllVtc, 'Al'i"I
,I ,,r.tliIr- conduct of ne Administration lhd"F
is i.e counsel and steady hnnd the Ecpublcah party
i. retained thc confidence OF the business hensls Oh
no r,uutr; Ia, soush the fullest protection 70 NheI
o yht. throughout the world and ASSURED the 'Ouh
try for many years to peace ana pipsPriN
rrcorulzus The fact that. under the present e'e'uo
machinery In thl- STATE f. almost inpo~ib: 10 secure
d. slarton and m honest count, Whereby We KNOW
fro electoral vote OF ths stat" woud be- ',t lv Wv
pcnuhlicnn candidate. got n Republicans We chlnut
refrain from declaring oar hoPc thht tte hePuph'"n
,eutavcs from the states IN when ehctoh' M.
fnir and fair will r.nomlnate President Harrison ana
elect hlm for n second term.
Tho following nominations were mndc For Tow
.r,or Iohn r. Krcanx: Lieutenant Governor, jams G.
Wco,.: Attorney Goncal. James VI. Edwards Andltor
-fouhen r. cay. Treasurer. Colonel james lr"l- sc
tery Of >intc John r. starr, supennte 81 f|n
cntlon. Edward ". Barnet.
There are two cOO.ed men on the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
FElTURES OF CRICKET.
rrnm Kntc Eleld,s washington.


Arriving about IN hour after luncheon 1Om asked
n great crickccr whom he had met elsewhere. how
tho game stood. out came the crloketers note Dooh
and thus he spakc: In the first over after luncheon
Mr. y at deep long on ceverly caught Mr.. for oi
Mr. vs. 81 was after tho first chance to Mr.. L. n cap
itaI innings (Obscrvc the irritating phruseol0gy
"a capital inrfngs.O Mr.. joined his captain, who
drove Mr.. twice to the on for 4, and cut hitn late
for B." Was there ever such jargon! Mr.. q then
went In 70 drive ball, and, getting under 1t, was
caught at slip. Mr. curously enough tied his first
innings. Mr.. took the fast bOwler's place at l29
and sent In six maiden overs."-lsent IN six madens
over what pray ~" Thank YOU" said Tom; Il never
had n more lucid explanation OF q game in all my
lfe." aside to mel L" Clear as Brigham l6ungs con-
science"
Well we bought sents and sat in crowd for two
hours. every man. woman ana child taking In the
match though weaned on crShct. IL was deeply
mOriifylng to compare our Ignorance with their pro-
found know ledge None VI MS Nike 10 realize that we
are fools The effect Is awfuy depressing for Pve
remarked that happiness depends largely upon self
esteem. The greater conceit the greater happiness
know two or three people who have already attained
paradise The neabe satisfaction of their smiles drives
Bob 10 the verge Of profanity He says that nothing
but Christianity prevents his punching their heads,
In cricket 50 far as I'm a judgc-and II isn't far
thirteen stand about in the open and do walk
arounds' Every now and then somebody incden.
tally SHES q bal! olong the grass and man whose
legs bandased though they'd been out late the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
SIR GEORGE CAMPBELL.

London. Feb. 1o.-sr George Campbell IS de@l' ~.
vos born in 1894 and nephew OF the his' h''N
Campbell. lie was called 70 the bar at 'he nm
remple in l-54 lie entered the Bengal CVii Sc'NI.o
- $40 and was at different times Judge OF INC
supreme Court of Calcutta, Commissioner vi ',e vs.
,u,Ici states Chief Commissioner OF the |o"""
provinccs Lieuenant-Go vernOr OF Beneoi ahu MON
Der OF the Council OF India, which last once he
T., cui.r Parliament. lie hid represented hIihOui''
, ,a-, In 1873 I've was created knight Cohi-
ander of the star OF India lie received inc hoo''s
degree OF ID. c. J.. from the University oi oAio'u'
sir George presided over tie Economy ana i."i'
Department ut the social Science Congress i''u ..
Glasgow in october, 1874. lie took an acuVc p'r'
. a., ood,,,io, a., the Eastern Question In loIO as
supporter OF the policy advocated By MI. "anN'olio
and published a Handy Book OF t'e triet O.-
Question:, subsequently he twice visited '"o '"'s
s,a,es and published "a volume. White ana BiacA Ia
,he ntsd statcs." lie paid much attention. ~ ioIc1sn
and colonial subjects and Ia leso ne pI,t,cs SIR
tn"rse MAS a Liberal In favor " Home Kuie.