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The morning call., 1892-01-22
CROSS COUNTRY CLUB.
Drawing for a COursing Match.
Cricket Club Election.

A largely attended meeting of the Gentle
meu's Cross couutry Club was held last
evening at the residence OF Fred Fillmore,
on Oak street The officers for 1892 were
elected as follows: Josiah L. Locke, Pres
ident; William NJ. Cation, Secretary Treas
urer, and A. H. Cawthra was elected to
serve with the officers on the Board Of Di-
rectOrs. An amendment TO the cOnstitu-
tion was adopted limiting the memberSh p
Of the club TO fifty. 1t was decided, If a
suitable site can be obtained on satisfactory
terms in Marin C0un ~, that the club pur-
chase r small piece of land aud erect
thereon n rustic cabin for the Sc Of men,
bers. The plans provide for sleep
ing accommodations for thIrly-six peo-
pie; there is to be q grand
open fireplace, and the kitchen
which will be in the form Of an L addition,
will be furnished complete for housekPep-
ing. No professional cook will be employed,
but members will provide for their own
While 1t viii be furnished comfortably,
there will be no unnecessary fineTy, the idea
being to provide method Of rOughing IT
with moderate degree of comfort. 1t will
be unlike any other clubhouse on the Coast
in many respects. The location desired is
isolated from other habitations, vet near
enough to train accommodations TO allow
members to spend their summers there
without interfering with business duties in
this city. Committees were appointed to
perfect plans fer the cabin, and to seek the
site.
View Park on Sunday, the oath INST. I:
WaltOn's Report VS.. CalIen's AdoDis, Can
avan's Blanco VS.. Pinard's Billy the Washer.
Watson's Bard of Wicklow VS.. Portals
Country Girl, Rademaker'S Palo Alto vs..
Portals Country Boy, Walton's Biugo VS..
CAROLS Sir John, McCOrmack's Doom VS..
vs. Stevens White Wings. McCormack's
Lady jamie vs.. McNamara's Texas. Roach's
William O'Brien VS.. Dillon's Rose of Iralec.
Ryan's McGrath VS., Wheelan's Hard to
Beat Portals Gold Dust VS.. Canavan's
Ben d'Or, Richards Tucson VS.. Lemons
Blue Boy. Moore's Annie VS. ROach's John
The morning call., 1892-01-22
Personal NOTES.

D. L. knight Of Marysville is at the Lick.
L. Wolfskiil. rnneh-owner OF Winters,
Is at the Grand.
Fred Grotefend of BEDDING. Cashier OF
the Bank Of Shasta County, is in the city.
DR.. Thomas J. GaIvan, who has been
seriously sick for two weeks, is now thor
oughly recovered.
d. +. Lamar has been appointed official
reporter for Judge Sacks department of
the Superior Court.
T. F. Price of the Orovllle Mercury and
l. s. Barnes, editor OF the Shasta County
Democrat. have been in attendance at the
Mining Convention.
DIR. Louis Brechemin, Assistant Surgeon
at the Preside, with The rank of Captain,
has been transferred 10 Vancouver Barracks
By order of the War Department.
George PattSon, the Special Inspector of
Chinese Immigration, returned yesterday
from Ireland. where be has been on a sixty
days leave of absence granted him that he
might visit the home of his youth.
The morning call., 1892-01-22
FATHER WALSH.
The Omnibus Cable Line Cen
sured for His Death.

An Inquest was held yesterday in the
case Of Rev. William Morris Walsh. who
died In st. Mary's Hospital from the effects
of injuries received after falling under a
cable-car Oh Howard street. near Sixth. on
Saturday night. The testimony OF those
who witnessed tie unfortunate affair bore
out the version published in TIE CALL.
Miss Mary Wood, Maggie Kerrigan,
Frank ii. DriscOll and Alfred LabOrea told
how Father Walsh board ed Car % of the
Howard-street line at Sixth street about
S 30 O'Clock IN Saturday night. He was
with a lady, who took seat on the front OF
the dummy, and he stood on The fOOt-rail
beside her. He took hold of tie pilot-rail
with his left hand, and as the car APP
preached Harriet street he put his right
hand in his pocket for his fare. As he did
50 he swung around and fell III front OF the
car and the dummy passed over him.
Dr. Il f. Williams testified that he made
an autopsy and found that thu injuries re-
ceiYed caused death. The immediate cause
OF death was congestion OF tie brain, pre-
sumabiy from injuries, although there had
been congestion Of the brain before the &C
cident.
John r. Fetterly. gripman Of Car %,
deposed that when Father Walsh fell of his
attention was upon passenger who was
boarding the car at that time. When lady
screamed lie stopped the car NJ once NHen
the car was lifted the wounded man was
not under the wheels, but under the pilot
and step of the dummy. Thomas r. Web
ster, conductor of the car, knew nothing
about the accident until after the car
stOpped.
George Z. GRAY was the man who boarded
the car as Father Walsh fell off. The
woman who was with the deceased has not
been seen since the accident Michael NJ.
Walsh said that his brother, the deceased,
had often been afflicted with fainting fits.
After celebrating some time the Cor
oner'S jury found that the deceased came TO
his death on The 18th inst. from injuries re-
ceived by being struck by car of the
Omnibus Cable Company; that he came to
his death through an unavoidable accident.
The jury eXdnerated the gFipman and con-
dUctor from blame bur censured the COM
pany for criminal negligence in not prOYid-
ing the cars with proper guards
The morning call., 1892-01-22
ASHARPLOOKOUT

A steamship was lately saved from disaster by
the aertness OF The and the quick action TO
remedy the evil IN time.
So 1t is with ? The tiftIe symptoms indicate
danger ahead. Clerks find themselves thin, pale,
and losing their strength and steady newest Me
chanlcs lose time from their WORK. suffering from
malaria, kidney or liver disease, stomach or nerve
trouble! Busine Ss men wake tired, languid after
sleepiess nights. with dun head, unsteady nerves,
brain and nervous system IN weak and irritable
condition! Women weak tired and dragged
ont, with shattered nerves and exhausted vitality
III re is danger ahead!
Al fhcse cases are clt1 able DtGkeu iH time.
Mr. VIM. Il. Hitchcock OF Santa Clara writes: IL
wish 10 make the following statement for pubca-
tlon ia hopes that it may catch the eye of some
poor sufferer who may be searching fer medical
IeIlaI: ! q raLnter y Aears OF ana thron2h
The morning call., 1892-01-22
JAPAN'S EXHIBIT.
Worlds Fair Commissioners En-
Route for Chicago.

S. Tegima and Y. Yambp. Of Toxic. ar
rived from Japan yesterday and are at the
Lick. They are Worlds Fair Commits
sioners. appointed by the japanese Govern
ment, and will leave for Chicago in few
days to secure space in Jackson Park for
the erection of national building.
"At the last session Of our Parliament"
said the Commissioners last night. 100000
yen, equal to half million dollars was APP
propriated for an exhibit at the Columbian
Exposition. OF this amount about 100000
VIII be applied TO the erection OF building
The plans are not yet prepared, but the
structure will be built in the style Of 1000
years ago.
The interior will be devoted to a collec-
ton OF japanese fine arts and curiOslties,
representing three different epochs in our
history, one 800 years ago, the second 400
years back, and the third showing the
features of the last half century. Each
period marks a different dynasty, and will
he a sort OF historical panorama. A bazaar
will also be provided for general exhibits.
"A great deal of interest In the Worlds
Fair is manifested in Japan. No one is Op
posing a participation in the exposition, and
there was no trouble in securing the appro-
priatiOn from Parliament. The national
exhibit VIII be much finer than that sent to
the Centennial in 1876. All Of these Japan
ESQ products VIII De exhibited In the com
petitiye departments. A special feature
will be made Of the different kinds Of silk
and of all the varieties of tea. The fine
arts will also DO we'll provided for in the
Government Building and by Individual
exhibitors.
"A special bureau to supervise the collec-
ton aud transportation OF the Japanese
Government exhibit has been appointed.
The President is the Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce, Mutsu. who formerly rep
resented his country at Washington. Vice
President Kuki was also Mt one time the
chief Japanese diplomatic in the United
States"
The Commissioners will visit the rooms
Of the California Commission to-day, where
they intend to apply for practical informa-
ton regarding the conditions and require
ments OF the Chicago authorities. They
will spend about two months in the
East looking after Japan's interests in
The morning call., 1892-01-22
LAND ALMOST GIVEN AWAY!
READ THIS OFFER MADE FOR SIXTY DAYS BY
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
The Oldest and Leading Real Estate and Insurance Agents Central California
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The morning call., 1892-01-22
THIS is TINS ONLY

Cosmopolitan Dispensary on the Pacific Coast.
Beware OF SO-Called "dispensaTeS" who assume
names m lar to ours and initiate our style of adyer-
Using III order 20 deceive the pubic.
y friendly talk may save you thousands OF dol
lars years OF suffering and perhaps your life.
Young, mjddle-aged or cid men suffering from the
effects OF folies and restored to perfect
health. manhood and vlEOr. Zach visitor seen
privately and all communications received in
sacred confidence.
Thorough examination, consultation and advice
free 10 patients.
Out-ottOwn patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence; one visit desir-
able but not necessary. Medicines sent safely and
free from observation TO any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank TO NIL out and letter
planning your disease, giving advice, ETC.. VIII be
returned free.
Beware OF people who speak to you the street
and try to induce you 70 60 elsewhere for treat
ment They are employed by disreputable quacks.
Open daily from a. NJ. 10 $3.50 p. Il. Sundays
from to 4
German French and Spanish spoken.
The morning call., 1892-01-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HARBOR
- Commissioners 10 California ST., san Francisco.
Cal, January 2. 1892.
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at this
Office at OF prior to O'Clock p NJ. on TUESDAY,
January % 1892, for repairing and rebuilding pOr-
tons Of Ferry Slip No. B. on Lue water front OF the
city and county Of san Francisco, according TO the
plans and specific lions therefor prepared by the
Chief Engineer or the board aud adopted by the
board on January II, 1892, to which special refer
CUce is hereby made.
NO bid viii be received unless Sc is made on \
blank form furnished from his ONCE and is accom-
panied by certified check for $3.50 90, payable to
the order Of the Secretary OF the board "A guar
EHty on the part Of the successful bidder that he
3D. within six days after the acceptance OF his bid
enter into = written contract TO do said work &C
c9rllug 10 the plans and spcCifcat Ous prepared
therefor, and VIII also execute and file with this
board good and sufficient bond 10 be approved by
said board, IN such amount as * shall direct and
conditioned for the faithful performance OF sucn
contract. nor viii said bid be considered by this
board unless delivered 10 the Secretary or 10 the
ssIst1ut Secretary the Office OF the Secretary al
prior to O'Clock =. n. on TUESDAY, January
%. 1892, at which place the bids viii be opened.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any all
bias II deemed FOR the best interests Of The State
bidders are invited ~ be present al the opening
or The bids. G. f.. BASSETT
CHAS. o. ALEXANDER,
". II. BROWN,
Board ~ state HarbOr Commissioners.
MAEsDES MANSON, Chief Engineer.
- - hEhGAN, Secretary. jal5 lOL eL Su
The morning call., 1892-01-22

A boy named David Cullen was arrested
yesterday afternoon for burglary on COM
plant OF his uncle, John Lennon, who
claims his nephew entered a closet and
stole n coat, three beer glasses and a broken
door knob The boy claims he wanted to
see his aunt and. being afraid OF his uncle,
hid himself in the closet when he came in.
The police think there is no substance to
tha pharpa
The morning call., 1892-01-22

so for under their skilfu treatment feel entirely
restored to health, ny nerves are like iron, my
yigoT of manhood has returned, and shall never
tire OF saving good words tor them and shall be
pleased at any time to personally tell anv person
an ictei as was my happy experience with them
(Signed) WIN. II, HlICHCOCk"
- I have been aiiing for over two years, suffering
from G. neral DEBILITY, and have consulted many
physicians during that time, None seemed 20 bane-
n, me until l applied 10 the Cosmopolitan Dispen-
sary ten days ago and already feel like different
man. Strength of body and mind buOyaHcy OF
spirits aud appetite returneI and all feeling OF
weakness has disappeared" EDWIN WIGLEY,
$40 Mlnna street, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-01-22
Funeral Of j. j. williams

The remains of the late j. J. Williams,
the well-known mining engineer. who died
OF pneumonia at San Diego on The 10th inst,
were brought to the city on Wednesday.
The funeral took place at 1 o'clock yester-
day afternoon from st. PauPs Episcopal
Church, aud was attended by large num-
Der of his old friends The lnterment was
at Laurel Hill Cemetery
The morning call., 1892-01-22


Care!eSsness and excuses
contracted Catarrh and nerv-
ems debility. The combined
effea-S Of these troubles so
ia paired my health that my
friends, becoming alarmed at
my condition, advised me to
take medical treatment. Al
ter trJ ing several physicians
who were highly recon-
mcuded to me and failing 10
get back my health. l terame
discouraged ana decided
nothing could be done for
me, until about three months
ago l read a case similar to
mine being cured by the Cos
mOpoiitan DiSpensarv and
decided as q last resort to try
q - -
The morning call., 1892-01-22

Attorney General Hart, on behalf of the
people. has brought suit in the Superior
Court to forfeit the charter of the Bank of
America, on the ground that the corpora
ton has failed to begin business within one
year after It was formed.
The morning call., 1892-01-22

A Chinaman entered the residence OF
Selim L. Woodwork, 2512 California street,
and going to the room occupied by the ser
want, stole clothing worth nearly $50 and
ran AWAY
The morning call., 1892-01-22
Stole Ten Chickens.

Thomas White was arrested early yester-
day morning while passing along Brannan
street near Ninth. with sack of chickens
on his shoulder. Soon after it was dscOv-
cred that he had stolen nine hens and a
rooster from achicken-hOuSe on Utah street
The morning call., 1892-01-22

Many others hav also been cured. Among them
T. kInZel. 621 Kearuy street; water ParfelJ. 1888
Kearny street; len LUndquist, 1905 Union
street aud others. There Specla lists at the
Cosmopolitan Dispenssry for every Character OF
disease.
The morning call., 1892-01-22

The time Tor high-prieed lin i'm ents is past. You
can buy Salvation OIL for only 20 cents.
Tho cOnsumptive's sufferings greatly mitL
gated by Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup 20 cents.
The morning call., 1892-01-22

DiVOrcedI Yet heme bered'
According to the will of c. A. Laurence,
which was filed for probate yesterday. his
divorced wife will receive $1,000 from the
estate, which Is valued at $4,000,
The morning call., 1892-01-22
Divorced, Yet Remembere

BRRTELING has the only reliable methods TO
III detective sight. 427 kearny street.
The morning call., 1892-01-22
GTlS2m2l'G EDRGifG Mixture.

with this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure change OF diet, or
change IN application 10 business. The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the east injury 20 the
constitution. ASK your druggist FOR t. Price 81
b0ttlo. oC23 ~ FrTu
The morning call., 1892-01-22
WTgltS Indian Vegetable Pills

are acknowledged By thousands OF persons who
have used them Tor over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE. GIDDINESS CONSTIPA-
TON, Torpid Liver. Weak Stomach Pimpes and
Iurifg the blood. OcZ3 ~ FrTu
The morning call., 1892-01-22
Tho LewaId RnunInn.

After eight years separation the four
elder sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewad met at
their home on Saturday aud Sunday last to
meet their many friends. On Saturday
their son Milton was confirmed, adding in
terest to the occasion.
Saturday afternoon and evening were de-
The morning call., 1892-01-22
The Escorts Party.

The Escorts gave another hop last even
ing at Old Fellows Hail. The members
had been working hard to insure success
and were pleased with the results of their
efforts.
Nile green and white were the prevailing
cOlors in the simple decorations Blum's
orchestra had been retained. and Mr.. f. p.
Duggan led the grand march with Miss
Lacy. There were about 100 couples on the
floor in the grand march.
Several changes have occurred in the
membership as will be observed in the
following list of committees:
Executive -Messrs. G. w. C0nger CHAIR
man, II. 7. Howe, A. de Long, H. W.
Dennis, J. A. POulin; floor Director. Mr..
+. p Duggan; assistant, MIR. A. ID.
Collins. FlOor-Messrs Ii. +. Poulin, c..
+ Adams. +. Leach, Ii. j. Hyde. W. G..
Leach.
The morning call., 1892-01-22
DRY GOODS.
Open Saturday Until 10 p H.

OUR REMNANT DAY Is ALREADY
A GREAT SUCCESS. EVERY FRI
DAY WE SELL ALL REMNANTS
AND ODDS AND ENDS AT COST.
THIS MEANS MONEY TO YOU g.
DON'T MISS IT THIS WEEK.
The morning call., 1892-01-22

BEST Lc41ED STORE IN The CRY
The morning call., 1892-01-22
MEN TIES.

MAIL ORDERS Wanted AMI Filled
Honestly, Promptly and Carefully. Sam
pies sent anyW here.
The morning call., 1892-01-22

Packages delivered to all suburban
The morning call., 1892-01-22

Board % State HarbOr Commissioners.
MAEaDES MANSON, Chief Engineer.
Z - X EhGAN, Secretary. ial5 o. eL Su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
In SAks, STORE.

WE'VE got the BEssEMER sUITs-becauss they
are best-They Of srelusirs show
inSs-Every mother thinks her boy is hard on
clothes. "-These suits made for that boy-n
he il Short Pants wearer.-They Just what
are needed for school-made strono-made double in
the knees and seat-made Of the best Cheviots-
every sewed through and through and made
fast-They cannot rip.-Nothins but long
vice Will conquer their sturdy Qualities-eveu the
patterns and the colors specially picked because
they show the drt-they LIZ. the burden Of
from your shoulders-and Put it ours-for
guarantee them-with all their extra fortihca-
tons they natty and Atable style and
good tailoring make any suit.-They
two-piece-cut both Single and DoubeBreasted- land In
to At all ages from 4 to 10 years.-Ths
''BEssEMERS" are . saving for you.-They
only s5-and it's the for the money we've
had TO offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Considering the great multitude present dur
ing the week there have been few casualties,
little sickness and, above all. the finest order
ever maintained on a Ike occasion. Nothing
else than excellent order was TO be expected OF
veterans Of the Union army. Themselves the
constructors OF liberty regulated By law how
could they violate their own natures and the
p-oprietiss Of the occasion by INDUCING in dis
order during their grand encampment? But
the occasion with Its joyous reunions, its IN
avoidabIs crowding Of streets and vehicles
how could accidents be avoided under such
circumstance? That there were so few speaks
well for the vigilance Of the city's regular and
special guardians and the disposition Of both
visitors and drivers to look out for safety. 1t
n Q matter Of congrstalation all around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

During the encampment q number Of duties
which ordinarily would fall to the President
have, owing to Mrs Harrison's illness, devolved
upon Vice President Morton, who has performed
them in some instances at considerable personal
Inconvenience. He has In this emergency shown
The unostentatious courtesy and dignity which
have made him 80 popular a figure in Washing
toms official Life. There was Of course a desire
on the part Of the veterans to see the President
himself, but since this could not be gratifed it
would have been impossible to find a more ac-
eeptable host for the encampment on behalf of
the national side Of the capital than the Vice
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The censure by the commander n-chief Of
the q. A. Il. in his annual address Of the
people Of New York who are responsible
for the disgraceful neglect Of Gen. Grants
tomb was both timely and to the point. The
present occasion is a suitable one for such ex-
pressions offeeling and also for movements look
ing to . change. The two great monument prop
osi,ions before the public today are the Grand
Army memorial arch and the Grant monument
or memorial The former must be inaugurated
and largely effected through the Grand Army
ITSELF the publio waiting for the latter to take
the initiative and TO give the matter shape and
Conference As to the national monument to
the great military hero Of the nation. that can
appropriately start with the Grand Army In
grand encsmpment. Just what design ia most
appropriate and best, can be settled after the
subject Is further canvassed. An auditorium,
an arch. q colossal statue Potomac bridge,
univsrsity-thsss and other general PROPOSE
tons have been csnvassed. There is something
TO recommend each and all. Washington, Of
course, Is the place FOR the national memorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The suit for damages brought against the
Neutrality-suspicious. Packet Company by Mr.. G.
s. Van Rensselaer,, late passenger on the Nor
MAMMA, detained at cholera quarantine, is des-
tined perhaps to open up the whole question
Of the responsibility Of the company for the
existence on the vessel of the plague and con-
sequent Inconvenience to cabin passengers. 1t
10 claimed By some Of the mos. respectable Of
these Passengers that deception was used to in
ducs persons TO embark, the statement having
been made officially that no Storage passengers
were aboard. Public opinion was strongly
against the company for these and other rea-
sons and it Will be obliged to make q good de-
fsnse to set itself clear in the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The extortionate charge Of go per carriage
on dedication day Of the worlds fair, agreed
upon BY the Chicago livery trust, and which
the directors cannot break up, is reflection
upon the city II this IL an indication Of what
Chicago can do as q charger when the fair opens
there viii be . growi from one end Of the con-
tinsrt 10 the other and from the front Of
Europe 20 the back OF Asia. The extortionist
can do more to mar the success Of a great en-
terpriss than al other causes whatever. Chicago
viii be wise to keep both eye and finger on the
exto-tiorist. One Of the reasons why Wash
ington has made a great success Of the grand
encampmen: is the determination Of the citi-
,sss in he beginning to have no extortion in
charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
In SAxs, STORE.

We've got GOOD Suits for less-The $50
grade is full of them-A variety to select from.
too.-They've got . and they live up
t-wEAR-REsISTERS- making Of honest
fabrics-Even the line We have at O.. so IL not
TO be turned away from.-They have got good
ness-rnore than the price implies.-Of there
fewer patterns to pick from-for won't have
anything and everything that comes alone.-Noth-
ing that afraid to guarantee comes into
goes out Of our store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
In SAks, STORE.

To 20 back to the % grade.-Ths BEssEMER
is only one.-There hundred two other
styles-some TWO PIECE and some THREE-PIECE
sUITs-some JUNIOR sUITs-some vEsTIE SUITS
and the LONG PANTS SUITS make q good begin
ming here--It is such Q popular price-we have
spread ourselves to improve h.-And have
this last-as perfect 1t
then--other folks try.-Tbey ape us-but the
parallel of s5 suits isn't found short Of sZ5o
look for 1t where you will.