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The morning call., 1892-09-21
SHE POINTED A PISTOL.
Lily Barnes IL Acquitted OF Trying I
Kill John Steffens.

hill OOhn Steueus.
Lily Burns. 19-year-old girl, was
acquitted by jury in Judge Troutt's court
yesterday Of the charge Of assaulting John
j. Steffens. whom she declares betrayed her,
The evidence showed that Lily had been
q good girl until she met John Steffens
He betrayed her under promise of mar
rage, and after two years of intimacy Stef-
fens threatened to desert her.
Then it was that Miss Burns meeting
Steffens covered him with revolver and
said:
John Steffens, have had enough Of this
kind of thing"
The revolver didn't go off. but Steffens
was very much frightened and ran away.
lie ran against police officer, whom he
Invited to arrest Lily.
Steffens stated that he never intended TO
marry Miss Burns, but he was convinced
that she did not intend TO harm him.
After a retirement OF FIVE minutes the
jury found a verdict OF acQuittal.
The morning call., 1892-09-21
For the Food Exposition.

The State Horticultural Society. al its
August meeting, decided upon making An
exhibit of California dried fruits at the New
York Food Exposition in Madison-square
Gardens, opening October /. At that time
Leonard Coates of Napa took a lively inter-
est in the scheme, and he expects to start
for New York this week in charge of the
exhibits. The railroads refused to take tile
exhibits gratis, but the express company has
The morning call., 1892-09-21
THREATS FROM THE SAILORS.
Their Union May Cause
Big Tieup.
A Pretty Kettle Of Fish on the Willie r.
Hums-Two Mates Sent Into the
Forecastle

The barkentne Willie r. Hume. which
returned from Salinas Cruz on Monday
night, had peck of trouble aboard on the
way back. She was thirty-sev days on a
trip which is usually made in about sixteen
or eighteen days.
From the accounts of members OF the
crew, which was composed of non-union
men, there was constant quarreling on the
return trip between Captain Bridgman and
his mates, Edgar and Murk. These officers
sided with the crew, and finally Captain
Bridgman sent both Of them into the fore
castle. appointing John Johnson. the ships
carpenter. and Charles Anderson. q sailor,
In their places.
Later in the trip free fight took place in
which Murk was badly wounded. and he
was afterward placed in irons.
1t Is stated that Edgar and Murk will
bring suit against the captain in the United
States court
1t has been no secret for some time past
that the repeated shipment of non-union
crews under police protection on coasting
vessels has driven the members OF the Coast
Seamen's Union to desperate straits. The
union has fund OF upward OF 100000, but
this Is not available at present for support
ing men who are necessarily idle, and many
of whom, 1T Is said, have latterly known
what il is to want a square meal. 1t is now
pretty freely whispered that il the ship
owners do not compromise matters In some
way satisfactory to the union general tie
UP Of vessels along the coast will be ordered.
This Will throw about 1000 men out OF
employment, but the union claims that the
step can only result In one way. namely. In
the defeat of the ship-owners
Serious trouble Is feared IL the PROPOSE
tion advanced on Monday night is approved
and carried at next Mondays meeting.
| A cripple. whose name has not yet been
| learned. but who resides on Adeline street.
| Oakland, attempted to commit suicide yes
! terday by leaping from the regular suicide
boat, the Piedmont off Goat Island, on tue
o'clock trip. The deckhands prevented
the man from carrying out his purpose,
| though he made several attempts, and gave
him in charge OF the train policeman at
| Oakland mole. The would-be suicide, who
| appeared to have been drinking heavily.
| left the cars at Adeline street and was not
afterWaTd seen.
The morning call., 1892-09-21
SHERIfF'S SALE.
KATE DwYER )sUPERIoR COURT,
VS.. department o-No-
ANN DWYFR Fyacntinn


Under and by virtue OF an execution issued on.
OF the Superior Court, Department No. 3. OF the
City and County OF san Francisco State
OF California, on the seth day August,
A. ID. 1892 in the above EMIT ed action,
iff. obtained judgment and execution against ANN
DWYER, defendant on the Esd day OF May. a. ID.
1892 am commanded 10 sell all the right tito
and interest OF the defendant in ana 70 that
tain tot, piece parcel of land situate lying and
being in the City and County OF San Francisco,
State OF California, and bounded aud described as
follows viz: Lot the sOuthwesterly line OF
Eleventh street, distant southeasterly sew
enty 100 feet from the southeriy coz
ner of Eleventh and Folsom streets, running
thence s0utheasterly along said line of Eleventh
street fifty (50) feet thence southwesteriy seventy
eight (1S) feet more or less thence n0rthwesterly
fifty 500 feet 10 point distant southwestarlY
eighty.two (S2) feet more or less from the south
westerly line OF Eleventh street. aud thence north
eastery eighty-two (S2) feet more less to the
place OF beginning, being a subdivision of block
nine (9) of the Mission Survey, together with inn
provementS thereon
Public notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY.
the 29th day OF September, A. d. 1892 at o'clock
noon OF that day. in front OF the New City Hall.
LarSin.street wing In the City and County u san
Francisco, 1 will. In obedience to said
ecutlon sell the above described property.
or so much thereof may be necessary
TO raise sufficient to satisfy said Judgment with IN
erest and costs etc. to the highest and best bidder
for lawful money OF the United states.
C. s. LAUMEtSTER, Sheriff.
San Francisco, September Z. 1892.
Il. HEALEY, ESQ, Attorney for Plaintiff, ISL
California ST.. rooms and 3. SET IA II ~
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The Journeymen BARRIERS

The Journeymen BARRIERS announce that
the entertainment which they will give will
be in the Pavilion on the Goth, and will be a
grand prize masquerade ball, and that they
no connection with an entertainment that
will be given in Irving Hall tomorrow
eyening
The morning call., 1892-09-21
SHALL 1'HIS GO ON.
More Open Advertising for
Massage Girls.
THE CALLS INVESTIGATION.
An Exposure That Should Bring a Blush Of
Shame to the Cheek of interruptions
Business Men.

Since THE CALL has taken up the mas
sage evil in San Francisco the women who
advertise their nefarious traffic under this
heading in the Examiner have withdrawn
their advertisements from that paper-that
is, the ones in which young girls were
wanted for assistants.
The Report, however, still continues Its
regular column, and yesterday appeared
with the following advertisement:
WANTED-PREPOSSE LADY, NOT
w over 25, for massage parlor. - Market st..
room 4, HELEN MARI.
The morning call., 1892-09-21

made concession of * cent, per pound:
Mr.. Coates will pay his own expenses ana
will give practical demonstrations OF the
luscious quality Of California fruit.
The morning call., 1892-09-21

We TO-DAY place exhibition and sale in Corset
Department A MONSTER CASH PURCHASE compris-
ing leading importers entire stock that secured at
TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT the full benefit of which
we, usual, intend to give patrons.
Ladies who appreciate FINE GOODS will be particu
larry interested in this great SALE these Corsets of
the VERY BEST QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP.
They firmly boned perfect fitting, elegantly embrod
cred and finished and the values exactly stated
below, thus making them
The morning call., 1892-09-21
FELL-S1REeT SEWER SYSTEM.

THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE FELL-STREET
L sewer system Is due and payable at the Of
fee 1921 Montgomery ST. II the assessment Is paid
or before TUESDAY, the goth OF September no
interest will be charged but II paid within said
time interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
viii be added The district affected by said sewer
system Is follows:
Commencing at Stanyan and Fell streets. Stanyan
to Fulton, to Masonic avenue, to Golden Gate ave-
nue. TO Devisadero, to Fulton, to Scott, TO Hayes,
to Steiner to center of block between Oak and
Fell TO center OF block between Webster an d Fill
more, to Page. to center of block between Webster
and Buchanan, TO Waller. to center OF block be-
tween Buchanan and Laguna, to center OF block be-
tween Ridley aud Fourteenth. to Guerrero. TO GEN.
ter of block between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, to
center of block between Dolores and Guerrero, to
center OF block between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
to Sanchez, to Ridley, to Broderck, to park road,
TO Haight. park road. to Levant, to Eighteenth.
to liue almost opposite Stanyan, to the point OF
commencement SET X
The morning call., 1892-09-21
BARGAINS NONE SHOULD MISS!


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

YOUNG kiEN-Who have become victims OF soil
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Dnnfncss Cunt be Cured.

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reach the diseased portion OF the car
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by au inilamcd con.
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tirely closed deafness is the result, and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
4 Kansas NUNS Experience With Coughs
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Colds and coughs have been SO preva-
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England and tho vast pagan monument
OF New Grange, on tho Boyne In 1ro.
land / was shown great and solitary
monoiith standing near llar llassan
cave, on tho south coast OF Militia.
There Is Il dolmanlike ruin on Cordino
Hill overlooking Valctta. And |
measured upright blocks III tho
llhRSiar. runs "a feet high, whllc
In tho cyclopenn Ginnt's Tower / found
several with II height OF IS and 30 feet.
Their additional length beneath tho
debris surrounding them must have
been considerable. All OF these tre.
,ncndous monoitls were put in place
thousands OF years ngo by people
capable OF quarrying and transporting
them from sandstone beds nearly II milo
distant, for tho purpose OF some form OF
alteration. They did their work so we'll
that, while all olhor traces OF their race
arc lost, these mute monuments havc
brought tho story true from almost I'M
recorded time OF tho eternal principle
OF worship In tho heart OF man. K
From my habit oil wandering nlone,
and much In tho country. in foreign
lands, have como to regard their birds
as my most charming chance acquaint.
ances. Absolutely without trees, save
thoso lrhnsptantou ana nurturcu llke
exotic flowers, Malta would hardly be
roypr1rl M tho hnunt nf hirlu And
80, l,n,,o n,a,, -, La.,l !, T., -,
WV iia'c seeil OF heuru mere III lh!u.
winter nearly every ono OF tho loved
and humblo sort well known In summer
time IN northern climes.
Alone tho stony roads huvc kept OK.
ultnnt nncn with tho honniur rtnunchnt
nrI "a -, nnI ai,i., asN "'u'.
"'u ic"'t''rt, "t,u cuIFpeu p"ck u cheery
greeting 10 ilocks OF Chailinchcs among
tho white and gold OF tho orange trees.
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@ Persons ruined IN health by uned
WONDERFUL CURES Ro ean a Sa i which p
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ANCIENT RELICS.

o.
However ancient was tho race that OK
cavatod or required such vast area for
burial, it is certain that these crypts
were equally as extensive in tho days OF
/, tho Romans, 1000 years ago. They arc
completely barren OF all remains, rs
they were for long timc used as 'dbodcs
ior. the living, tho primitive Christians
having fled TO them for refuge; and
they have been on various occasions
the abodes OF the early Maltese when
lying from the swords OF tho Goth, Van
dial, Moor and Turk. No one has ever
fully explored them; and I find from
the natives that the belief among them
Is universal that subtcrranean passages
lead to Naletta and to othcr, remote
points in tho island.
These are not tho only prehistoric re-
mains OF great interest to be found on
tho islands. Diminuivc catacombs and
rocS.hcwn tombs are accessible in near
ly every important valley ravinc or
rocky gorge III both Malta and GOA.
Extensive catacombs arc found in Nj
cabba, Tower Nadur, St. Paurs and Mel
liha bays, and Mnaidra; while ut uha-
glar-kim and Mnaicra in Malta and at
the Giants Tower, in Goza, saw mega
li,hic monuments rivaling in massive
ness and mystery the Stonehengc OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

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iorciathors, among whom St. Paul was
cast nearly 1000 years ago. They mol.
lowed tho Srays Of tho massive walls OF
tho ancient Salmona palace, which
crowns tho Nlolliha rocks to tho north.
wcst And where tho little island OF
Gzcier, Ike bit OF tho ellis tumblcd
into tho sca, at tho north showed Its
sail'rony surface between tho blue OF the
bay and tho sapphire OF the sea, they
flooded tho great statue OF tho saint
with such transccndcnt, shine aud
seeming that tho quckoncd fnhcy,E for
MI instant ut least swept across the
centuries and baskod in thcTery pres.
cnce OF TINT far and mighty soul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

IN thousands OF cases the cure OF Il
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"Why, Jackson, this isn't bit the
kind Of u house ! supposed You would
build%" "No; Pm rather surprised
myself; but the architect is vcr;: we'll
satisfied. "-IiA-Bls. 'lwr1 &.
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A Bounce goose egg is one OF the
curiosities on exhibition in Hartford.
ct. Its smallest circumference is nine
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-01

A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM &C. M.
Powers, formerally citizen of Corval-
lis, but now residing at Newport,
passed through this city Wednesday
en- route for Colorado, Wyoming, Mon.
tana, Yellowstone national park, etc.,
expecting to be absent for six or seven
weeks. Guy is an enthusiastic student
of geology and for number of years
has been collecting specimens from all
possible sources and at present he has
a collection valued at about $1,000.
He says that he finds the Yaquina bay
region especially rich In material for
this purpose, and he has decided to
locate permanently in Newport and
make a business of collecting speci-
mems to supply the market. S. G.
Irvine has erected building in which
Guy will establish geological museum
and laboratory. His eastern trip is
for the double purpose of procuring
the necessary machinery for the labora'
tory and to make additions to the
museum from the regions which he
will visit. The museum will be 10
Gated on Nye creek, near Mr.. Twins
residence, and as it will be open and
free for all it will, no doubt, prove a
drawing card for our seaside resort
There will be on exhibition Indian
relics, fossils, minerals, sea shells
natural history specimens and land
and marine curiosities of all kind:
found at Yaquina bay. 1t will be O
special interest to teachers and stud
entS.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-01
THE OREGON PACIFIC.

PORTLAND, March 2S.-ln the
United States circuit court yesterday
the Case of Lindley Smith ct al VS. L.
Egenton Hogg, ct al came up for hear
ing on motion for leave to introduce
additional afEdavits. The action was
brought by Smith ct al to procure an
order to restrain Sheriff Mackay, of
Benton county, from delivering the
certificate of sale of the Oregon Pacific
railroad, and to prevent any assign
ment of such certificate if it had been
delivered. At the time the papers in
the suit were filed plaintiffs did not
have all the affidavits they desired to
present, so yesterday they asked leave
to introduce others. After hearing the
argument in the case the court ordered
that leave be granted, so as to allow
Sheriff Mackay to deliver tie certifi-
Gates OF sale, but at the same time re-
straining 2. Job, Egenton Hogg or any
one else from receiving it, so this ac.
ton will not in any way affect the pros
poets of the plaintiffs, as the certificates
cannot be assigned or disposed Of
The case was to have come up fol
hearing on Wednesday but was post.
poned, and will probably come up for
a hearing on its merits early in May
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-01
PHILOMATH ITEMS.

Bishop H. j. Becker and Rev. Barkley
We're here over Sunday holding quarterly
conference.
Rev. Loughbottom, of Brownsville,
preached in the Nj. Z. church Sunday even.
ing.
Miss Mary Gellatly, who has been sick
for sometime past, is convalescing.
L. E. Bryan went to Monroe last Satur.
day to deliver political speech.
Miss Mabel Waltz entertained party Of
young people at her parents home last Fri
day evening.
At the republican primary A. J. Williams
was nominated for justice of the peace and
N. P. Newton for constable.
Moses Gregson contemplates visit tc
England this summer.
w. E. Allen sold SO acres of land one
and one-half miles west of here to j. A
Gellatly last week; consideration $35 PEI
acre.
DR.. E. J. Thompson, of Corvallis, lee
tured in the M. E. church Wednesda,
evening. CAELEBs.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-01

No ARRESTS MADE.-The U. S.
marshal was in the city last Saturday
for the purpose of interviewing Super
intendent Sticker, of the carriage fac.
tory. 1t happens that Mr.. Sticker was
formerly superintendent of the Brant.
ford carriage factory. in Canada, and
after he had taken charge of the works
in this city, two of his old fellow
employees followed him here and are
now employed in the Corvallis factory.
According to the law of the United
States it is criminal ofense to import
foreign labor by contract. Some ma
licious individual in the east filed a
complaint in the United States court,
charging Mr.. Sticker with importing
labor for the factory, and this was the
cause of the marshaps visit. On in
vestigation, however, the charge was
found to be wholly without foundation,
the men having come here of their own
free will and without having made an
agreement with anybody. The law
was not violated in any particular, and
the m rshal returned to Portland with
out any prisoners. The rumor was OH
our streets that Mr.. Sticker and the
other lnen had been arrested, but in
reality, no arrests were made and the
matter has been allowed to drop.