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The morning call., 1892-12-14
A KELLY GRADUATE.
He Goes on Spree With Razor
and Pistol.

A young Englishman named j. E. Smith.
who recently graduated from the Keely
Institute at Riverside. created lively
rumpus by his murderous actions at the
Russ House yesterday afternoon. Since
Smith arrived in this city last week he has
been drinking heavily and has been arrested
several times.
A porter at the Russ heard Smith running
In his room yesterday and opened the door
TO investigate. Smith lay in bed, with a
revolver in one hand and razor in the
other. The porter relieved him Of the
weapons and retreated.
4 few minutes later cham bermaid passed
the door of Smiths room. he sprang out
of bed. seized baseball bat aud pursued
her down the hallway. The frightened
woman ran into vacant room and locked
the door
Smith was trying to batter down the door
when half dozen employees of the hotel
arrived and overpowered him.
The drink. craZed man was taken to the
City Prison and booked on a sim ule charge
of drunkenness. He will probably be sent
to the Home for Inebriates to sober up.
Smith has wealthy relatives in England.
and was preparing to join them when he
started on bis last spree.
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Chief Crowley Sued for Damages.

An action at law for damages is on trial
In the United States Circuit Court which
may have tendency to chill the raiding
propensities Of the police. The defend ant
is Chief of Police Crowley and the plaintiff
Chin You. The Chinaman's place on
Dupont street was visited one night a few
months ago by a squad of police officers
looking for lottery dens. In Chin You's
possession they found 222 packages of paper.
which they seized as lottery tickets Chin
Yol ihereupon sued Chief Crowley for
that the paper in question was not subject
to seizure as gambling paraphernaiia On
the trial yesterday before Judge McKenna
and a jury the plaintiff, through an in
terpreter. testified that before paper OF the
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HARBoR
W Commissioners. 10 California ST., San Fran.
cisco, Cal, December q, 1892
Sealed proposals bids will be received at this
cf3ee a. or prior 10 2 O'Clock p NJ on TUESDAY
December 20, 1892. for furnishing and driving tbs
pies necessary for repairing Washington street.
Jackson street. Mission street NOS / and O. How.
ard street No. aud Green-street wharves. on the
water front OF tie city and county OF San Fran
cisco, according TO the specifications therefor pre-
pared by the Chief Engineer OF the Board and
adopted BY the Board December 9. 1892. TO which
special reference is hereby made. No bid will be
received unless II Is made blank form fur
nished from this Office and is accompanied by a
certified check for $500, payable to the order OF
the Secretary OF the Board guarantee on
the part OF the successful bidder that he viii within
sx DAYS after the acceptance OF his bed enter into
written contract 10 do said according to the
specifications prepared therefor. and Will also
CHfe aBd file with this Board good ana SUFFICIENT
bond, to be approved by said Board, in such
amount IT shall direct. and conditioned for the
faithful performance OF such contract. nor will
said bid be considered by this Board unless deIy-
cred TO the Secretary TO the Assistant Secretary
Mt the Office OF the Secretary, at prior to 2
O'Clock p. NJ TUESDAY. December 20, 1892 ut
which place the bids Will be opened
The Board reserves the right to reject any all
bids II deemed for the best interests OF the State
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
OF the bids. G. +. BASSETT.
CHAS. q. ALEXANDER,
w Il BROWN,
Board OF State Harbor Com nissioners
HOWARD G. HOLMES, Chief Engineer
j. j. KEEGAE. Secretary. de9 lot eLSu
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The Lucky Winners

In the Premium Note Company. No. 26e25,
being the first capitol prize. drew $780, sold
in San Francisco; No. 9944l, being the
second capital prize, drew $1,000. sold al so
In San Francisco No. 96i37, being the
third prize, drew $1,000. sold in State of
Washington; No. 5000, being the fourth
prize, drew $500, sold in Denver, Colo.
Prizes can be collected through any bank
In the United States or express company.
Same Will be promptly paid at the office Of
the Premium Note Company.
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Original Little Louisiana Company of San Fran

No. 2692I wins $4,000. sold In San Fran
cisco. Call; No. 99441 wins $4,000 sold In San
Francisco Cal; No. 96137 wins $1,000 sold la
San francisco, CAL; No. 68551 wins $1,000,
SOLD 10 San Francisco. Cal; Nos. 40952. 904o6
each win $500. sold Ia Oakland. San francisco,
Cal, and Carson CITY. New; Nos 1914, 5S512,
Francisco. Cal. and Austin, Tex.
The prizes OF this company haye been col
lected during the past five years by the PRINCIPAL
banks ana express companies, which, in Itself. is
SUFFICIENT guarantee as 10 It's honesty and In
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ROYAL NAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw ALL Cos
= fortnightly for tbs West Indies and ,A51ssa47
southampton calling route at CherbourT
france, and Ply mouth TO land passengers
Through Bulls OF Ladlng. in connection with tho
Pacific Mall 81 Co, issued Tor freight and treasure
TO direct ports in Eng and and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to PlymoHkb
Cherbourg Southampton. First-class, $l95; third
class S97 DO. FOR further particulars apply to
81 PARROTr Co. A eats. 800 CaliforniasG
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO.

THROUGH LINE ToNEW YORK. YIAPANAMA.
i steamers Will sail at NOON on the 5th. gy.x
10Th and 10Th OF each month, calling at 1902
various ports of Mexico aud Central America
Through line sailiBgs-Decembe-l 10, SIS. city of
San Jose; sun day, December 20, IS. San Juan
January 8, S. City of New York.
SIS. City Of Panama Will sail for Panama at noon,
Saturday. December II, calling at MaZatlan, Aca-
puico, Port Angel Saiina Cruz, TonaIa, San Benito
Oecs, Champerico San Jose de Guatemala. AcaJutIa
La Union. Amapala. Corinto. AN Juan del Sur and
Punta Arenas.
CHINA LINE.
SIS. Peru, Saturday December "a. at 3 NJ
IS. City of Rio de Janeiro, Saturday. January IA,
at p
SIS. City OF Peklng Saturday. February 4. at
p
SIS. China, via Honolulu. Tuesday, February ID.
at NJ.
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return at
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the Office Corner
First and BranHan streets.
Branch Ofice-203 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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ClMPAGnIE GENERaLE

7 X A n 5 a tt 4 NTIQU E
French line to Havre.
- 4 ONPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH eern
" River, foot OF Merton ST. Travellers by SiJsS -
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
tie discomfort of crossing the channel Ia a small
boat.
La BoUR6oGNE. Capt Leboeuf...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, Dec. II, 80 A. "
LA CHAMPAGNE Capt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, bee. GATH 500 A. N
LA GASCOGN +. Santeli..... ......, ...........
.................. Saturday. Dec 3lst, 100 P. n
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Collier .................
................... saturday, Jan It'll l 30 p. ~
k5- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent.
No, Bowling Green. New York
j. FUGAZI d CO., Agents. Montgomery ave.
San Francisco
Branch ofhce. 10 Montgomery street. aust Il
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DON'T fail to attend j. j. 0'Brien g. Co.'s
special evening sales and see the toilet cases,
perfume sets, inkstands, clocks and other
ornamental articles that they are closing
out at less than half-price
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character described can be converted into
certain marks TO indicate such use, and that
none of the paper seized by the police bore
the requisite marks. The case will be con-
Guided tO-dav
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weakness, Loss Of Manhood Gleet Yaricoeele and
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Most successful treatment for diseases OF men,
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newspapers. Everything sacrediy CONFIDENTIAL
DIR. lfebig's Wonderful German Inyig-
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II prove lis power trial bottles given free.
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1t Is said that Mass ach usetts Is the only
Stale In the Union which provides, by act OF
Legislature. that banks may pay checks for
certain time after the death of the drawer.
The morning call., 1892-12-14

ETcHINGs. engravings and water coIors,
framed and unframed. Come and see them at
SaBboTn & ValPs
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INDExED SUMMARY OF THE RACES

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A POINT FOR THE UNION.
The Jury in the Boycotting Case
Fails to Agree

The case Of the people against Victor
Gonery was brought TO a close in Judge
LAWYERS court yesterday. The defendant,
member Of the Confectionery and Cake
bakers Union, was charged with criminal
libel In having distributed certain boycott
circulars against Westerfeli's bakery at
1895 Market street. At a previous trial in
Judge Murphy's court the jury disagreed.
The courtroom yesterday was filed with
union bakers, and all took deep interest
in the proceedings. w. j. Beatty and H.
Bauer testified that Gomery distributed the
circulars. After arguments by counsel, in
which James A. Long severely attacked
Westerfed for working his men fourteen
hours day every day in the week, the case
went 10 the jury.
After being out FIVE hours the Jury re-
turned, stating that it was impossible for
them to agree, and they were accordingly
discharged.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM go
i Ocean Divison-and PACIFIC COAST <ssss<fS9
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street wharf. at ~ A. II Tor the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Dec. 19, 81. Jan / q.
"a.
CoLUMRIA-Dec Is. 81. Jsn. S. 30.
OkEGUN-pec %. Jan. 4. Is. rs
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other dtvergng lines for all points In Oregon.
Washington British Columbia Alaska, Idaho,
Montana. Dakota, Utah, wyoming. Ye!iowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
utp, cabin. $50.
Ticket oflces-f Montgomery street and Palace
Eotel, New Montgomery street.
Freight ONCE 200 California street
GOUDALI, PERKINS n Co, Supt Ocean Line
lff 10 Market street san Francisco
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Reliable under all circumstances Is DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup. the peoples friend.
The morning call., 1892-12-14

The earth moves.-Evidence. you can buy first
class Imminent. Salvation OIL. for 20 cents.
The morning call., 1892-12-14

In Scotland the monks shaved the whole
Of the fore part of the head from ear to ear
In the Andaman Islands every man shaves
his head. or rather. gets his wife to shave 1t
for him,
The morning call., 1892-12-14

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The morning call., 1892-02-12
NEWS OF THE COAST.
Northern California.

The almonds are now in blossom IN the
southern part of Alameda County.
Sacramento is already making prepare
lions Tor the reception Of the coming Nd
tiOnal Editorial Convention.
The Southern Pacific depot at Tres PinOs
is 70 be improved and and enlarged to meet
the demands OF the growing traffic at that
point.
The newspaper publishers of Santa Clara
County outside of San Jose have formed
protective alliance, to be known as The
Publishers Association Of Santa Clara
County"
Conductor Irwin, who was shot by man
named Phelps, at Maxwell last Saturday.
because Phelps wife waved a handkerchief
at him, is reported as likely to recover from
his wounds.
Oakland has Chinaman who Is the
owner of a bicycle which he rides with all
the grace Of an expert Nor is his wheel "a
cycle of Cathay," but a Columbia safety
with all modern Improvements"
On Tuesday the articles of incorporation
Of the Peoples Bank Of Santa Cruz were
filed in the County Clerks office. The cap
ital stock is 100000, divided into 1000
shares at 500 each, of which S154,9OO has
been subscribed.
The residence of G. S. Anderson. corner
of Twelfth and st. James streets, San Jose,
was entered Saturday or Sunday night
while Mr.. Anderson and his family were III
San Francisco. and large amount OF silver
ware and jewelry was stolen.
The land department of the Central Pa
cihc, according to newspaper report, IS about
to settle the Walker Valley, IN Mono
County. with 1000 Danes, who propose en-
gaging in dairying and eheese-makng, and
they will ship their products to the San
Francisco market.
The morning call., 1892-02-12
MARITAL WOES,
A Young Couple Have Trouble
With Stern Parents.

Love laughs at locksmiths," and as a
side issue at parents who believe that they
should have some control over the children,
male or female, that they have raised at
some expense to an age where they are sup
posed to know B from bulls foot
According to the theory of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Aitken, their daughter has much to
learn, matrimOnially speaking. Miss Olivia
Aitken is 10 years of age, and therefore
free from paren tai control when embracing
in the troublesome matrimonial seas, and so
it was that William f. Smith on Wednes-
day foreClOsed mortgage on Olivia's heart
by marrying her in Alameda County, JUS
tce Shook performing the ceremony, and
rigidy enforcing the unwritten law that
entities him to first taste the sweets of q
welded woman'S lips.
The A lameda judiciary organ performed
his functions on marriage license issued
by the County Clerk. The newly welded
cOuply only saved their distance in securing
the license, for the parents of the bride were
in hot haste TO head off the license. though
on what grounds is not stated, for both the
contracting parties are of age.
Last night CALL reporter saw both Mr..
and Mrs. AitKen. Athens chief objection
to Smiths marriage to his daughter Is that
Smith, who is foreman Of a Misson-street
mattress factory, never called on the girl at
her home, but conducted his WoOing on q
sidewalk and public promenade stand ing.
Mrs. Aitken, however, is more definitely
outSpoken. She says, though she does not
allege any positive proof, that Smith is
addicted TO the use of narcotics, and fears
that what she claims is his habit will be
also INDUCED in by example by her daugh-
ter
Mr.. Aiken, who is an officer of the Police
Department of this city, is more temperate
than his wife and Tepudiates the rumOrs
that he will annihiate the newly welded
couple. lie proposes to let them lie on the
bed they have prepared for themselves,
The morning call., 1892-02-12

Adam Heperer, Superintendent Of the
borax works, West End, was united in mar
rage on Tuesday to Jessie II. Patton Of San
Francisco.
Capitalists Of this city have signed Il call
for a meeting TO be held tomorrow even
ing Tor the purpose Of considering the ad-
visibility of organizing fire insurance
company.
There is a movement on foot TO have Park
street. from Pacific TO Central avenue, i'm
proved by private contract The time for
filing objections to laying the sewer will ex-
pire on the 23i inst. ana ten days thereafter
the board viii have jurisdiction over the
proposed work.
Louis Naudau, an aged Frenchman, who
lives in a shanty in Redwood Canyon, was
found ID very sick condition by neighbor
yesterday, and Supervisor Martin had him
removed 10 the County InhImary. He is
suffering from pneumonia
Mrs. /. c. LOudeTback, President Of the
Alameda Flower Mission, has received
500 . from the managers Of the Incog
Minstrel Troupe. that being the net pro-
ceeds of the performance after all expenS es
were paid. 1t will materially aid the mis-
sion in doing its char liable work. "A
Night orr will be produced in Linderman's
Opera House for the benefit of the mission
The morning call., 1892-02-12
Senator Jones and MS Wh,,key,.

awOke at Auburn and looked out Of the car
window. Every Eastern city was showed
under And he also said that he had not
seen any flowers, except the sickly hot
house variety. until he got back here !;
neither had he heard the chirping of birds in
the open air as they are to be heard here.
While IN Chicago the Senator went out 10
see the Worlds Fair site. Good progress is
being made in the erection of buildings.
although none of them are yet Completed
The site at present looks like a vast forest
of posts aud rafters. The California build
ing, he says. is in a splendid location.
Everybody who has seen Senator Jonas
will remember his luxurious Dundrearv
whiskers, which float out so grandly when
ever the wind gets a chance to TOW with
them. He took his wniskers to the Windy
City with him to give them an airing. and
while he was there they attracted much at
tentiOn. One day be was standing on n
sidewalk watching a procession of boot
blacks headed by brass band. One of the
little shavers caught sight Of the CALIFORNIA;
hirsuie adornment aud yelled out:
"Hey, there, mistah; put nickel In der
slot an git yer whiskers trimmed"
Then the Senator jumped train and con-
Quoted his Burnsides to the Pacific Coast.
The morning call., 1892-02-12
THE SUGAR BOUNTY,
4 Resolution Introduced FaVOriHg ITS Re-
peal by Congress.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Democrats
Of the West, it appears. are to make seri-
Gus attempt to repeal the provisions of the
Mckinley law providing for bountieS on
sugar. Representative owen Scott of Ill
inois to-day introduced a resolution in
structug the WAYS and Means Committee
to report a bill providing for such repeal.
and he asserts with confidence that a ma
i0rity of the Democratic members viii favor
such a bill. The resolution declares that
since July / last tile claims for bounty
amount Go millions Cf dollars, imposing
gTieYuus burden upon tie taX-p ayers. The
payment Of this bounty is commended 70 be
gift or gratUitv by tie Government 10 one
class OF persons engaged IN private enter
prise. the burden Of which Is TO be borne
largely by the poorly pad wheat, corn,
cotton and other agricultural produces OF
tile country. together with The vast army o.
Wage-eaTneTS Of the land. Ii further cites
the decision Of the supreme Court by
Justice Miller that TO lay with one hand
the power Of the Government on the pros
ppTit} of a citizen ana with tile other TO be-
stow il upon favored individuals 10 aid
private enterprises and build up private
fortunes is none The less robbery because it
is done under The forms Cf law" The TesO-
luton was referred 10 tie " avs ana Means
Committee
Mr. Scott in an interview said that the
sugar bounty is contrary 10 the C0nstitu-
ton, and violates every principle Of a re-
publican government It it is considered
American, patriotic and honest To donate
money out Of the Treasury TO enrich private
enterprises, there Is no just reason why
corn, wheat and other great Industrial inter
ests should no, be given a bounty.
Chairman Springer Of tile Ways and
Means Committee thought the resolution
should have gone II the Appropriations Com
mittee aS the law makes a permanent APP
preparation Tor the sugar b0Unties, and tie
way u reach this question is 70 repeal the
law.
Chairman Holman thought the subject
properly belonged 10 the Ways and Means
Committee. a permanent approximation
las BEEN made for fourteen years 10 meet
this bounty. On acc0uu; Of this, it requires
independent legislation, and more properly
belongs to the Ways and Means Committee
Notwithstanding this opinion of Holman,
however. the resolution is likely TO be re-
ferTed back 10 bis committee
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COULD HEAR AND TALK.
An Alleged Deaf Mute Exposes 4
Erand While DrnnL

An Alleged Deaf Mute Exposes His
Fraud While Drunk.
When searched at the Southern Police
Station last evening W. B. Collins, an in
toxicated malodOrous type of the genus
bum. was found to have upon him a letter
of the utmost importance to iujudicious dis
pensers of charity. The letter. which was
found in sOled envelope, bearing in ink
the inscription, Give this TO the lady of the
house, l Will wait for an answer" read as
follows:
] am deaf and dumb aud cannot find employ
ment II you VIII buy these needles 10 will give
me some temporary aid, as am destitute.
GEORGE PERCIVAL.
"Well, Collins, what is your right name,
Collins or Perciyal?" queried Jail-keeper
JudsOn.
My namesh (hic) Collins"
"1hen you amt deaf and dumb?"
mo, f course not That's a fake II
pays. too"
Collins was then put away 10 sober up.
when his deafness, dumbness aud poverty
are expected TO seize upon him.
The morning call., 1892-02-12
BROAD HAS RESIGNED.

He Would Not Stand Trial for Neglect
of Duty.
1t was stated at the headquarters of the
Fire Department last night that Charles +.
Broad. clerk in the Corporation Y ard, had
handed his resignation to the Commits
sioners. and that 1t will be accepted at the
next meeting of the board
The announcement created quite futter
in political circles, as at the recent meeting
Of the board Andrew J. Clunie appeared
before it and asked that, in accordance
with a decision of Judge Wallace declaring
that the Commissioners had no right TO re-
move Broad, he be reinstated at once.
Broad was promised reinstatement TO-
morrow, but the board also intended to try
him at once for neglect Of duty. Broad was
removed Tor refusing to answer questions
on a trial
The morning call., 1892-02-12
Labor Notes.

The Glass-blowers' Union correct
statement that the union asked the
Labor Commissioner to investigate a
statement that there are boys and girls
whose ages ranged from Q to Is years old
employed is the glass factories of this city.
1t appears that a request TO investigate the
industry had been made 10 the Labor Com
missioner by one Of the prominent
members Of the Rattan-workers Union,
hut the Labor Commissioner has paid no
attention to his request
The Painters and Decorators Union met
last night and initiated several candidates
for membership. The Press Committee re-
ported that notwithstanding business
depression, the Master Painters ASsOcia-
ton has made no effort to reduce wages or
increase the hours of toll in this city The
union holds that the employers are as anx-
ious to maintain the elght-hour day as they
are.
The Laborers' Union has had printed the
Attorney Generals opinion on the eight
hour law. and is obtaining contributions
from all the unions 20 employ n lawyer to
argue the case before the Supreme Court
The Paper-hangers' Union will hereafter
support the Labor Bureau Of the Builders
Trades
The morning call., 1892-02-12
NEW WAGON ROAD.
Livsrmors Wants Communication With San
Antoine Valley.

Liysrmore Wants Communication With San
Antoine Valley.
LIvERM0RE. Feb. 1.-THE business men
Of Liyermore are strongly agtaung the
proposition Of building a good wagon road
direct from here to San Antoine Valley. dis
taut about Iairty-dye miles. A company Of
capitalists recently purchased a rich quick
LIVER mine there and have begun operations
Iu The way Of developing them. The road
leading there now is in a very poor c0ndi-
ton and uuf- for hauling A public meet
ing was called for this evening. which was
largely attended by The representative busI-
ness men. and ali were yeUg enthusiastic.
Justice Taylor was chosen Chairman and
George Beck Secretary. After thor
0u-l.y discussing the matter John
Beck Reuben Hunter and William
Wright were appointed as com
d i-t.e 10 view the proposed route and to
confer w.-H members of the company. II.
II. Pitcher and I. r. Fas5ett were appointed
ta confer with the Supervisors IN the way
Il soliciting the C0U1ty's assistance and
with the District Attorney as regards the
I-Ea. status Of the matter, while w w.
VIVIAN. George Beck and Theodore Conner
p4re appointed 60 &C. as a soliciting COM
ult-ae iu LlveTUore and vicinity Tie
meeting adjourned to meet again next
Thursday morning, az which time the Gem
tU tees axe eXNeciel to report.