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by whom she was finally persuaded TO visit
the family dentist, who dspelled the delu-
sion f0rcibly by means Of fOrceps. Her
ialth had never for moment wavered.
however. She knew, beyond the shadow
Of doubt that she would have conquered
but for her husbands opportunities. and
the spirits OF doubt must also be convinced
Of II, as she had not since been subjected to
temptation.
Some of the cures she wrought were quite
noteworthy. There was Mrs. Rnshmore
Longtong, who had been bedridden for six
months with nervous prostration, brought
on by her husbands refusal 10 allow her a
trip to Europe that year. The unfortunate
man had spent hundreds of dollars In try
ing to get her cured by the doctors, but in
vain were all efforts. until our friend took
charge OF the case, and in less than a week
had her so entirely recovered as TO be able
TO attend reception given to the chief
executive. then on visit to this coast
others, too, there were that attested TO her
prowess. She had cured little children
whose faith was an entirely unknown fac
tor, and had successfully demonstrated that
II was not necessary for her subjects to be-
lleve. Her faith was sufficient TO work even
against their unbelef.
But even she had her secret sorrow Her
lie was marred by one cloud that she had
not yet dIscerned the right way to dispel,
het son, and only child, now nearing his
hhaaJo1iaIy. with stubbornness doubtless in
u i 800, iloih us Stln-necked and uubeliev-
ing iatnef, unqualifedly declined to be led
INTO the hight: When he had succumbed to
delusion Of the grip. he Insisted mn npo m
having the Old family physician to attend
him, and persisted In attributing his re-.
covery to the doctors ministrations rather
than to the daily sittings she had given him
at his bedside. to say nothing Of the many
times daily that she had held him in faith
In her mind while absent from his side. III
only Theodore could be brought to see
the truth. she often whispered to herself.
her cup. OF happiness would be full
Theodore, during the three or four wears
that his mother had been healer, had been
left pretty much to his own devices. He
was not really bad fellow. but had drIfted
into some small vices, the most serious of
which was what bade fair to become In the
near future really excessive use OF to-
bsceo.
This growing habit his mother noted with
great pain. She bad denrec a ted IN hariz-
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ATHLETICS.
Winners of Los Angeles Athletic Games.
Notes.

winners OF Los Angeles Athletic Games.
Notes.
The athletes Of the Olympic Club are now
taking matters very easy. There is nothing
of any moment on the clubs athletic bill of
fare that will create stir among the boys
for some time to come. Henderson, the
clubs crack sbrinter, found little difficulty
in winning the short race at the Scottish
Thistle Club picnic. He was in splendid
tTim on that day, and would have run
great hundred if out for a record. Brown,
the boy runner. who surprised The athletes
who competed ia the loDg-dlstanee race, is
one OF the most promising youngsters this
coast has developed in years. He cut down
Skillman on the final round OF the circuit in
manner that surprised every one. Brown
is certainly good 'un. and in another year
he should be qualified to meet Skillmal
from scratch, provided he cares for himself
and will not neglect his training Poor
Moody he won last prize as usual Pro-
lessor Baird ran good race. but the pace
was entirely too hot for him nearing the
finish.
A letter from Los Angeles to THE CALL
states that fully 5000 people witnessed the
athletic games at Riverside on July f. The
Southern California records were smashed
in nearly every event, and couple of coast
records were lowered. The Los Angeles
| boys captured one first aud hve second
prizes. Burke won tile mile and three mile
safety races, lowering the coast records in
both instances. j. r. Whittemore of tie
Stanford University won first in the long
jump he cleared 20 feet 1 inches: G. ). Dole
Of Riverside cleared 10 feet / inches and
came second. Rae E. MAYNARD of the Los
Angeles Club won first in the quarter race,
with Charles Howard second. Time, 81
see. Whittemore won the hurdle race wnh
Z. d. Chapman second. Time, II % sec
c. Y. Howard Of Los Angeles won the go
yards. @. A. Harlin OF Santa Ana second.
Tilpe, "a 40 sec.
l.. Edmestor of the Riverside Club won
the running high jump with feet inches
to his credit. This was a very close COM
petition between the winner, Carl Derby
and Z. s. Doles.
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Chinese EIlitards

match at the new-fangled Chinese bill
lizards was made recently in New York. The
Sun says: 1t is to be a four-handed battle,
Maurice DAILY and wealthy amateur being
pitted against Billy Sexton and lawyer
we'll known in billiard circles for his skill
with the cue. Days partner is the best
known amateur in the country Both ANA
tours Will play incognito. The match is
80 points up. and will be played on the after
noon of July in SextUn's rooms. The
game will be played With a red and white
bali only, counting stroke being made by
making the cue ball strike the red, go to the
single cushion and meet she red again as a
Kiss. All other carrems are barred. No
such match has ever before been PLAYED in
this country,
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ANGLING.
Good Fishing at the Lakes-1he Colder
Trout.


Anglers who tried their luck at San An
dreas Lake last Sunday and Monday re-
turned with baskets Of trout and beautiful
rubicund countenances. The weather was
warm and the faces of those Of delicate
color were a. red as the setting sun.
The fish are in good condition this year,
and several beauties weighing from one
pound to four pounds were 0asketed.
Spoons will be employed to-day by ma
iority of the anglers who left this city last
night Gu the late train for Menlo Park.
DIR. Dean caught a nice basket of back
bass in the Russian River few days ago.
Some OF the bass weighed two pounds. They
were caught not tar distant from Duncans
Mills.
George T. Mills. Fish Commissioner OF
Nevada forwarded a few specimens Of
trout caught by 4. +. Harvey of Lone Pine
Inyo County, to Professor Jordan Of the
Stanford University recently. The result
If the profess or's Investigations is given in
letter to w Ii. Sh0ckley OF this city, and
is as follows:
The three specimens of trout from Mount
Whitney are extremely acceptable. They are
the famous golden trout OF Mount Whitney aud
the Upper Kern River which has attracted the
attention of anglers for some little time, but
which has not yet. so far as / know, received
any adequate notice ia print
he trout were first brought 10 my notice by
Lieutenant Wheelel's geological survey, which
drought ME specimens IN 1871. These were not
IN very good condition. | regarded them as of
The same kind The trout In The headwalers OF
The Colorado. al the same time calling attention
10 the remarkable distribution of species on
both sides OF tile desert and the mountains.
Laier received other small snecinenS, but stu
n such poor condition lhaI / could DO nothing
more with them The three received from you
were IN pc feet condition aud i have had col
Ored painting made of Ihem
The fish is eaiiy distinct species OF trout, en-
trey different from any found elsewhere either
in The Rocky Moan aims or Sierra Nevadas. 1 he
very small sZe of lis scale, the lack Of teeth on
the hyoid bones, aud The peculiar color mark
ngs III distinctive OF this trout, whichwill In
time receive name OF its own, thanks 10 your
kind thOughtfuluess.
Ii seems evident, so far as one can judge Of
such matters, that this tout IS descended from
the trout Of Western Colorado, which abound In
the tributaries of the Clear River, The Green
River and the Grand River ana The GunnisCu
district. But in being separated from these
trout &c has undergone considerable change aud
one Won think this separation must have oc-
CURED before The Sierra Nevadas were elevated
II has already been Claimed by biologists that
The Kern Valley, although on the Calioinia
side OF The Sierras, Is geOOglcaliy part OF lie
Great Basin. lis trout nj any rate ave wholly
different from lie rainbow trout OF California.
DAVID 5 JORDAN.
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HANDB ALL.
An Attempt to Bring the Champions OF
the East and West Together.

An Attempt to Bring the Champions OF
the East and West Together.
1t looks now as il a handball contest be-
ween Rearden and Jones against Lawlor
and his partner VIII be arranged.
A few months ago Lawlor wrote to q
friend in this city that he would journey to
this coast il there was the least prospect OF
the consummation of a match for a stake oil
not less than $1,000
At the time OF writing the only really
good local player who could give good ac-
count OF himself agai INST any of the Eastern
cracks was John Rearden, and as Lawlor
desired double match-that is, two
players on the side-the hackers of Rearden
gave the matter no consideration, as they
did not think partner able and competent
enough to support the local champion In a
hard match could be selected from the
home fraternity of ball-smashers.
The arrival OF John Jones, the Australian
champion. has brought about new turn in
affairs. and old-timers who have seen Jones
aad Rearden Ia harness contend that there
are no two players in America who have
any license to defeat long John and short
John.
Arrangements pointing toward an inter
state match between the crack handball-
players of America are now being carried
on. and If all goes right San Franciscans
will have an opportunity Of witnessing in
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the near fu ure the greatest series of hand
of the Rocky Mountains.
The following is portion OF the condl-
tons " ich the local champions have for
warded to Lawlor for his approval or re-
lection, as the case may be:
Ii shall be the privilege OF the players when
receiving to stand outside OF the short line
wherever IN please.
That the amount of the stake be $1,000. 500
posted as forfeit and the balance on the day De-
fore he match takes place.
Regulation balls 10 be used. Balls TO De
changed by order OF the referee.
III case Of accident to any player game 10 pro-
coed as II nothing happened "a
All balls going on ihe gallery shall be cohsio-
cred foul and must be played over.
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Post says: mo one would suspect, who
watched Mrs. Frye at any of the large re-
ceptions during the winter, that she could,
when so miuded, drop completely out of
the gay whrl, voluntary allow the allure
ments of fashionable life TO become a dead
letter to her during ole month in every year,
when, with her husband for companion in
the solitude Of the Maine woods, she proves
her efficiency as cook aud housekeeper. AS
the trip TO the cabin is made without ser
wants, Senator Frye lays in his annual stock
OF Drawn and muscle by hewing ami chop
ping wood for the log fire, over which his
wife cooks the speckled trout which he
brings back from successful angling trips to
the lake shores. The furniture in the log
cabin is OF the most primitive kind"
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSFSSMENT-CONSoJ, ID nm
A>New YORK Mining Company. Location of prin.
clpal place OF business San Francisco California
location OF works, Gold Hill. storey County Ne,
yada. ''' -
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF tho
BOARD Oh directors, held on the 25th day OF June,
issz, an assessment NO. SD of ten (l0D cents
me a. corporation payable Immediately in United
company. room 10. Nevada Block 500 Montsom-
cry street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the "a day OF August 1892 will be
aeilnqnent ana advertised FOR sale at public auc
ioid on TUESDAY, the 23d day of August isos
20 pay the delinquent assessment together with
Of the Board OF Directors
CHAs. E. ELLIOT. Secretary.
omce-Room 10 Nevada block. No. 3O9 Mont
.Eomery street San Erancisco. California;. 10 2ssd
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Y TING.
Return of the CorinthIan FIeet-A ChRl-
lenge to the Vamos.

ienBe TO the tamOs.
The Corinthian Yacht Club fleet Las re-
turned from Benicia, where the salts"
had a glorious time during the celebration
of the Fourth. The citizens Of Benicia
gave the club members a grand welcome
ard extended the club the freedom of the
town. The feet had a very pleasant run
down. aud from all accounts the DO Us en-
jOyed themselves more thoroughly on this
occasion than during any of their past
outings on the national holiday.
lie reference TO w. K. Hearsts 'never
will get there" steam yacht Vamos, which
was supposed to create great sensation in
aquatic circles as a racer of extraordinary
merit the New York Sun of recent date
said: Norman l.. Munro, owner of the
steam launch Norwood, has deposited
$500 with the New York National Park
Bank. $4,000 Of which is for the purpose of
backing UP the statement that the Norwood
is the fastest steam boat in America for one
mile to so knots, and $1,000 as n wager that
she can run around the Namos five times dur
ing an 60-knot run through smooth water"
Munro imposes a number of conditions
one being that the Vamos shall not swerve
from her course. and another that the race
is to be from stakeboat off Sandy Hook
to stakeboat 40 knots south, and back
along the coast.
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A Good sized Egg.
London Globe.

The latest rarity exhibited at the Zoo.
logical Gardens is an egg as nearly as pos
sible a foot long. Its age rivals that of the
shop" or cooking" egg. which is one OF
ever, is this one that the Aepyornis. the
bird who laid it, is only imperfectly known
70 US by Its fossil fragments. 1t is much to
De regretted that the Aepyornis is not with
us now; the melancholy proverb, Zone can
not make omelettes without breaking eggs"
egg which was capable of making several
omeiettes.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


oIICE OF ASS Observation-Disclosures MIN
ing company. Location of principal place of
Qu1otoa. AriZ
, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
DVa,u Oh directors. he'd the 9Th day OF july
io9%, an assessment mo. 49, of cents per
snaIe was levied upon the capital stock of the
co,poratlon payable Immediately in United States
soiu coih TO the Secretary, at the Office of the
coinpahy, room 20, Nevada block. No. 800 Mont
s'iheiy street. San Francisco, California
any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
man unpaid on the 1lth day OF August 1892
VIII De delinquent aud advertised for sale at
p19hG auction, aud unless payment Is made before
VII De sold on WEDNESDAY. the TIN day
oeptsihDer. 1892. 10 pay the delinquent assess
meht together with c. SITS OF advertising and er-
pehses oil SALE BY order OF the Board of directors
om AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary
.omce-R1om % Nevada block 3O9 Montgomery
81. san Francisco. California. w ri
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TO RACE ON THE LAKES.

A Fife Cutter, Strong md Light, but
with n Peculiar Rig.
The Yedette, another Fife cutter, has been
launched at Toronto. says the New York
SIM. She is a 30-fOoier, and is intended for
racing on the lakes Her owners are Frank
NJ. Gray and J. Carl Reed. who formerly
owned the WOna. The Yedette is another
exemplifeatiOn OF the modern tendency
toward the removal OF every inch Of un-
necessary underwater surface. and every
pound Of superfiuous weight sbelowa the
water line. Her fore body is cut away
to the utmost point Of practicability. while
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Bracebridge estate, and
on being notified of his
selection by the conven-
uon remarked in his
speech Of acceptance /:
i know how TO do only
TWO things. One Is In
superintend a farm and
the other is to vote the
Democratic ticket" Can
dldate Carr is a man OF
fire education. and has
studied at the University
OF Virginia and the Uni.
versity OF North Caro-
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the bean Gig. - large enough to allow the
fber bent double to pass through it. Then cut
the end OF another pod, leaving intact the
fiber which unites them. With these three
elements, represented in Figs. j. and 8.
you are all ready to construct the game
represented in Fig. Z.
Press on the ends of the first pod Gig. a
SO as to bend it and move the fiber away
iIoln IT. Then pass this fiber. bent double.
.ntoueh the mole In the bean Zig. 81 so as
wnlch Is formed by the fiber on the other
side OF the bean. Now bend back the first
pod, It's fiber will come out of the hole In
the bean, and that of the other pod will
enter by bending double. The problem is
Try it.
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THE MAGIC BEAN POD.

An Amusing Puzzle Which Nav BE Made
With Little Trouble
Take your knife and make two parallel
missions in the lower part of the pod shown
in Fig. in our Illustration. DO this SO that
the fibers which unites the two ends will be
separated, except at the extremities. as
shown in Fig. 2. Scrape with YOUR knife
the inner surface of this fiber, so as to
render 1t flexible. and then empty the pod
of its beans. Make hole in the middle of
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TIE WORLD OF SPORT.
The Country Club HaS Challenged the
hthGnian Gun Club.
a Big Purse offered for a Coursing Meeting
at Meroed-Athletic Games st Riverside
Hanoball-Rod and Gun.

The past week has been extremely dull
In all lines of sport. At this season OF the
year members of the several clubs are rusti-
eating and enjoying the pleasures OF country
lie The yachtsmen have returned from
their cruises up river aud down the coast
and will remain "at ease" for few weeks
at least. Tie tennis enthusiasts have had
all the sport they could desire at San haiaei'
and they are now enjoying little quiet rest
Trap shooting, angling, coursing, handOaii'
cricket and rife shooting are well patron
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MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
w pany-Location of works aud principal place OF
business. san Francisco California;; location of
works, Virginia city, Storey County, Nevada.
Notlce-fhere are delinquent upon the following.
described stocS, account OF assessment No As
levied on the sixteenth day OF May 1892 several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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"" ma. Hh has What is
con sldered the finest plantatien in the State.
aud has long been prominent in all move,
ments tending to benefit farmers. The
present. however. is his first political ven
ture.. lie married Miss Eleanor Kearnev
family.
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GREAT DUSTSTORMS.
Whirling Columns a Thousand Feet Zig n
Sometimes Seen.
Chicago HeraId

Sand and dust whirls occur in arid re-
gions in hot weather. They may be any
where from rod to several rods in diane
ter and from 20 to 1000 feet high. They are
sometimes compound, score or more small
whirls forming whirling circle around q
common center. They are very common in
India. They sometimes carry up SO much
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And In accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors made the Gath day of May,
1892. many shares OF each reel or said as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the once OF the company, room 20 33l Pine street
San Francisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
July, 1892. at the hour of O'Clock p. OF said
day, tn paw said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
the sale. X. X GRAYSON. Secretary
once-Room 20. 33l Pine street. san Francs o,
Cal. tyI td
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DELINQUENr sALr Nov9cvs.

pany-LocatsOn Of WORKS sEd principa! place OF
business. Gold HAi, Storey County. Nevada.
Notlce-Th-re are delinquent upon the following.
described stocS. on account OF assessment No 81
'evied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
snounfs set opposite the names of the mspeetivs
shaT ders. foi.oMs: 'N
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sand in the Sahara and Arabia that those on
whom the sand falls are overwhelmed
They occur also in the arid regions of the
United States. In the Magdalena valley.
across the IN untains westward from So
zorro In New Mexico, during hot day in
summer they form at the head of the valley
in long, slender, vertical column, perhaps
600 feet high, ana then travel down the val
ley toward the village of Magdalena. ever
which they burst sometimes, bringing little
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DULLION MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
ID principal place OF business. San Francisco Cal;
location OF works, Storey COu ty. New.
NOtlce-Tlere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo. 3S)
levied the 2sth day of May. 1892, the several
amounts set opposiSe the names OF the respective
sharahnIhsra a. ri
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ALTA sILyrR MrN,Nn

a Liza SILVER MINING COMPANY-JOf,.
tion OF principal place of business San Fran
eise9' oaiiiorna; location OF works Gold xii
oSiu hli mining District. Storey County Nevada
Not,ce - hereby given that at meeting OF IN.
poaru OF directors. heI1 Oa Saturday the ISth av
VI JUNE, 1852, an assessment go 42) of 6fteen
gents per share was levied the aotaI STOCK OF
sne corporation. payable immsdlatey in Unfted
suid com 20 the secretary. at the ONCE or the
company. room SO. Nevada block. No. 3O9 Mout-
gohcry street. San Francisco. CaIIfor ia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
1 nsa1 unpaid on Tuesday, the 2bth day of Juy
1857 VIII De delinquent and advertised for sale az
puoilc auction aud unless payment is made be- ore
Win De sold on TUESDAY, the sixteenth (I6thI
uay OF august. 1892 10 pay the deli auept assess
lnent, together with costs of advertising and er-
penses OF SALE by order of the board OF Directors
o~, - L. OSBORN. Secretary
CaIfFn
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASpINw Att
- f0rtnightly for th9 West Indies and <>xEEA
southampton, calling route At Cher 9seSs
lourg, France. and plymouth 10 land passengers
Through bills OF Lading. in connection with II,
Pacific Mali ). Co, issued Tor fregntsad trsAsl
II direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from san Francisco 70 Plymouth,
CheTbouFg. Southampton. First class $3.50; tlir1
elsss, SCI 90. FOR further particulars apply %
AlgJf kAkR0FE Il C0. Agens5 S1S CAiikordtAi
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And in accordance with law aud order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made the sta day OF May
1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
IS may bs necessary viii be sold a. pubic auction
az the Office OF tho compsnT, 3 Main st. Gold
Hill, New, on MONDAY, tie 18TH day of July, 1892,
at O'Clock N. OF said day pay said delinquent
emf thereon, together WIKI costs OF adYer-
tising and expenses o. sale.
iaI u A ~ Cenratary
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Senator's Wife.
Senator and Mrs. Frye have gone nm to
MooseheaG Lake fishing. The Washington
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A DEMOCRATIC LEADER.

The Present Candidate for Governor of
North Carolina.
Elias Carr, the Democratic nominee for
Governor of North Carolina, was born in
Edgecombe County, that State, 81 years
ago. de is the son of James Carr, formerly
a noted agrieulturist and owner of the hig