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The morning call., 1892-08-07

dropped dead few feet outside The boun-
dairy. Webster, Bolander and Norton failed
to keep feathers within the lines. and Dom
oboe changed the luck by clever stop with
second at long range.
Third round-Haskell, who was shooting
heavy loads, scored clean kill. He is
swift shot and dropped almost all OF his
birds within few feet OF the trap. Tai
liant and Knowles missed easy birds. Muir
dock stopped short lightning right-quar-
tering bird, which was every inch trav-
eler. Grant missed an easy going left
quartering bird, and Webster, who ap-
peared bit nervous, followed suit by al
lowing an outgoing bird It's freedom.
Fourth round - Haskell and Webster
were both shooting spiendidiy and keeping
neck aud neck in the race for honor
and glory. Wilson came very close
TO scoring goose egg. He missed swift
outgoing bird with Grst and succeeded in
stopping it with second within few feet Of
the boundary fence.
Mayhem scored his first miss. He hit his
game hard, but the bird struggled until it
got outside the boundary line, where il
dropped dead. Tallant missed hard blue
rock with both barrels. Knowles, who was
trying experimental loads, made another
miss Murdoch missed swift outgoing
blue. Bosqui hit strong white bird, which
circed overhead ana dropped dead Within
the lines. and Licbtenburg broke his string
by missing twice an easy right-Quartering
pigeon.
After the fourth round the shooters were
more accurate. and the general order Of
shooting was better Haskell and Wooster
who led their respective sides, accomplished
some excellent shooting, and frequently
they were applauded for stops which would
have reflected much credit on crack profess
sional pigeon shooters barney, who was
probably the youngest man OF the teams. shot
with the GOODNESS ana exactnesS OF an old
'trappist," and, indeed, his graceful way of
grassing birds was frequently commented
upon. he is reliable pigeon shot. Norton
made some very clean shooting.
Wilson had some very difficult shots, but
The morning call., 1892-08-07
THIRD PARTY CONVENTIONS.
Full Tickets Nominated at Auburn, Los An
geles and HOLSTER


AUBURN, Aug. 6.-The Peoples party of
Placer County held a convention this after.
noon with j. n. Barton chairman and Ed B.
SilvG secretary.
j. n. Barton was nominated for Senator,
ID. l.. Alien Assemblyman, I. p. Cannon
Sheriff, j. III. Gregory County Clerk, Z. v
Freed Recorder and Auditor, A. Kelly Rob-
inson District Attorney, J. Fulton Coroner
and Public Administrator, 4. c. Wren Sur
veyor, and w. Ill. Houeher Supervisor Dis
Irict g.
Robinson was Endorsed from the Demo-
cratic ticket and Fulton and Wren from the
Republican ticket
HoLLIsTER. Aug. 6.-The county conven-
ton OF the Peoples party met here to-day
and nominated full legislative and county
ticket. The State and national platforms
are Endorsed. Resolutions were passed de-
clariDg the salaries paid to county officials
% per cent too high and c0ndemning the
Plnkerton police, asserting that the action
OF these men and their employees at Home
stead was reasonable and the work of
assassins.
The following ticket was nominated by
the assembly: G.. y. Nash, Sheriff; A.
COwden. Clerk; George Tremaine, Treas
Htrer; a. Dunlap, District Attorney; Z. c.
Tully. Surveyor; A. Il. Cone, Coroner.
A III. Coy, w. c. Bowman and L. V. Ca
tor are now addressing q large crowd at
Wells Opera-house.
Los ANGELES, Aug 6.-The Peoples
party convention to-day nominated full
county and legislative ticket. DR.. II. z.
PEBBLES OF Los Angeles was nominated for
Senator from the Twenty-seventh District.
emblymen-Seyentieth. Seward Cole OF
Cahuenga; Seventy-frst, J. J. West OF
Glendora; Seventy second. j. +. Hank Of
Centinella; Seyeniy-third, Alfred Moore of
Los Angeles; Seventy-f0urth, NJ. j. Russell
Of Los Angeles; Seyenty-fith. A. Vinette
of Los Angeles.
Tonight General Weaver and Mrs. Lease.
me Kansas cyclone orator, addressed 1000
people in the Pavilion.
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ANTI-DEBRIS MEN.
They Are Anxious to Fern a Central
Association.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 6.-The convention
Of the Board OF. Supervisors OF Glenn,
Colusa, Yolo. Sacramento. Yuba and Suffer
counties is in session here to-day to con-
slider plan for the formation of one central
anti-debrs association OF the Sacramento
Valley to prosecute or prevent violations Of
the orders of the courts in relation to IN
lawful hydraulic mines.
Il. Greer OF Sacramento was elected chair
man of the Supervisors meeting. w. S.
Green. chairman of the River Convention
OF June 10 and the executive committee of
fifteen of that body were present, besides
other representative citizens Of the counties
named.
Felts of Coiusa stated that his county
would be willing TO assist in forming an
association. Rush of Yuba stated that his
county was paying S1700 quarter in prose-
cution OF work against hydraulic mining.
he was dissatisfied with the way the mat
ter was being handled. Bounce OF Suffer
said that that county had spent over $780,
GOO In the prosecution of the hydraulic
cases. III that money had been extended
Tor levees the county would be free from
the enerOachments of debris. Suffer
County, and he thought Yuba County too,
came here to-day with the understanding
that unless an association was formed they
would abandon the anti-hydrauiic fight
Bates thought Sacramento had ALWAYS
put up It's share. Rush favored one associa-
ton composed Of all the counties Now
many OF them were employing atterneys TO
prosecute the cases. By having one associ-
alton the costs of attorneys fees would be
greatly reduced and good results would
come from It. Spilman of Suffer thought
that Waterman should be placed on each
stream. The question was would the six
counties represented be willing to pay $500
month. He would like TO hear from
Glenn, Co!usa and Yolo, as the !other coun-
ties favored the proposition.
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THEY WON BY THREE BIRDS.
An Exciting Pigeon Shooting
Race at Oakland Track.
The Country Club Cracks Defeat the Clever
Shooters Of tbs Alameda Sportsmen's
Club-Return-Match Talk

Tbs great match at the traps between the
sportsmen of the Country Club of this city
and the Alameda County Sportsmen's Club
resulted yesterday in victory for the
Country Club by three birds.
1t was grand contesI, which for months
to come will be the principal topic of con-
yersation among sportsmen.
The conditions which governed the match
have already been published in THE CALL
and repetition is therefore unnecessary
The clubs were represented by 10 men, who
shot at Is birds each; the usual rules as
adopted by the local clubs governed the
contest.
The day was most propitious for pigeon
shooting and a large gathering witnessed
the event.
The Country Club, owing TO the absence
of Mr. Kittle, who is laid up with an injured
leg, was minus one of its most reliable sup
porters.
The contestants, as viii be noticed by the
result of ;he race, were we'll matched, and
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II was not until the last rounds were called
that safe guess could have been youch-
safed as 10 which CLUB would carry off the
hoaoTS OF the day. 1t was, unquestiOnabl
the most interesting trap-shOGting contest
that has ever taken place in this State, and
hard earned. The Alameda sportsmen,
although defeated. are elated over the re-
suit. As one of their number remarked
after the last gun had been fred, I'VE
least expected that the race would have
been so close; the Country Club has very
small margin TO feel elated over"
Those who used y guns shot at IS Yards
As will be seen by the following score, only
one 10-gauge breech-loader was repre-
scented. and the handler of the larger weapon
retired With q clean score:
Match shoot. Oakland Track, August g. between
Alameda County Sportsmen's Club and Country
Club, 10 men on side. i S birds per man, trophy
valued AZ $50 10 be subscribed for by losing team
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
The Reds Outplayed by Anson's Colts.
The Giants Also Win.

The Reds Outplayed by Anson's Colts.
The Giants Also Win.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The visitors were out
played at every point. Ryan's four Dagger
was probably the longest hit ever made in
Chicago. Cincinnatis 1, hits 2. errors 4.
ChlcagoS &. hits 8. errors 2. Batteries
Mullane and Vaughn, Gumbert and Kit
tredge.
At Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG. Aug. 6.-Cleveland scored
three in the first and had it easy. Pitts
burgs !, hits 8, errors l. Clevelands 5, hits
8. errors l. Batteries-Enret and Miller,
Guppy and thinner.
At st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.-The Louisvilles
played in poor luck, while the Browns were
fortunate. Breitenstein was remarkable.
%. Louis 8, hits Z, errors 2. L0ulsVllleS z,
hits 8, errors 1. Observation-Disclosures in
and Buckley, Stratt0n and Grim.
At Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 6.-The Bridegrooms
were completely showed under, and could
not even make hit Bostons II, hits 10,
errors 3. Brooklyns 0, errors 1. Batteries
Stivetls and Gansel; Kennedy, Hart and
KinslOw.
At New York.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-The Giants batted
out a victory after an apparent defeat.
New Yorks Z, hits Is, errors 4. Baltlmores
&. hits 8. errors g BatterieS-Ruse and
Doyle; Cobb, McMahon and Robinson.
At Philad slphia
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.-Keefe's pitch
in2 and timely hits broke the Phillies' fist OF
defeats. Philadelphias 8, hits 3, errors 3.
Washingtons l, hits 5, errors /. Batteries
heefe and Cross, Jones and Berger.
Northwestern League.
SEATTLE, Aug. 6. - Seattles 8, Port
lands 8.
TACOMA, Aug &. - Tacomas 8, Spo-
kaneS l.
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S25 and the field for Sc When the word
"go" Was shouted the fsvorite went out
with the lead as before, but Vioget drove
Chris Smith after him. 1t was neck and
neck at the quarter between these two.
Like double team they trotted along the
backstre;ch to the half. "The favorite's
broke was the cry when Chris Smith drove
him OH two feet In the lower turn, and
came around into the homestretch looking
all over winner. Billy jonathan made
and Vioget looking behind him. Chris
Smith broke all TO pieces 100 yards from the
wire. Hazel e then came on and took the
heat, Chris Smith finished second In
break. Woods, the favorlte, came in last
and was nearly distanced, Latferty having
a lot of trouble in getting him down 10 q
pace again after his break. Time. 2:25%.
In accordance with the rules four now
went to the stable, leaving Woods and
Hszel 81 to fight out the next heat Both
start right around TO the half. Soon after
Hazel broke. but caught again and raced
the favorte off his feet. Jonathan still
kept his mare pacing at killing gait, and
she finally went up in the air. Woods cem-
Ing no again and taking the lead. Hazel
broke again three times, picking up very
haDdlly. 1t was all TO no purpose, how
ever, as Woods paced squarely under the
wire. HaZ-i breaking again at the finish.
Time. 2:26h. Woods therefore captured
the neat anu race, as foretold in The CALI,
every tip given getting home in the day.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Third race 2:25 class pacing purse
$500
oakwood Park stock farms b. 9. W. Wood
by Stenway, dam Rsmons (Laferty) 115l
j. w. Donathsn's b. M. Hazel II, by BIS
marck, dam by Jack Roberts (Donathan). 8 81 2
Souther FARMS b. &. Robin b, by Little Reese,
(GrOOm).....:. ,.......24 80
La Siesta rauchs ST. G. Chris Smith, by Guy
Wilkes. dam Lucy (Viogetl ........4 220
L. U. Shippees br. n Major Lambert, by
California Lambert dam by Hawthorne
fwhitingj $40
L. J. JaeGson's en-. h. Cherokee Prince by
Dexter Prince dam Brownie { A 7. JACK
SOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dis
Time, 2:2O$4-2:22I2-Z:Z5s 4-2:261s.
The track was very fast and somewhat
hard. The bitter cold weather had lot TO
do with making time slow A finer day is
hoped for on Tuesday.
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County Sporismen's Club ll6 Kills
When the shoot was begun the day wa.
warm, and, as 4 consequence, the birds
proved 20 be an INDECENT lot aud were killed
within few feet of the traps.
About o'clock good breeze sprang up.
which put new life into Rtce's cooers, and
then the shooting got TO be more difficult. as
the birds daTted speedily from their dark
cells. and sever al escaped untarnished.
First r0und-Mayhew had the first hard
shot Two birds which refused to leave the
traps were counted out. and The third proved
TO be member OF the speedy army. 1t was
strong black which was sprung from trap
2, and was stopped splendidly at long range.
Knowles was first to break. lie
scored "no-bird," having grassed
his game on tie ground. The second bird
he killed very clean. Adams made grand
Kill on black driver a. a very long range.
IL was the first good shot made so far.
Bosqui followed with another beautiful
stop with his second barrel on a swift out
going bird. Grant crippled home fer
with hrst and scored clean miss with gee
ond. Sprague missed hard shot at q fast
driver which escaped free from injury.
B0lander hit his bird hard with first and
missed clean with second Norton made
pretty kill, and Donohoe wound up the
round with fine stop on the second pull of
trigger.
Second round-Haskell opened.by scoring
70-yard kill with second barrel. Mayhem
erased fsst-g0ing white with first, which
feat was applsuded. Tallant, who missed
a rlght-quarterlng bird.wiih first. saved meat
and feathers with splendid second
knowles astOnlshed his friends by making
two clean misses at an incomer. Schroeder
bit his bird both times. but not hard enough
TO keep 1t within the boundary. Murdoch,
who, by the way, was unfortunate in get
ting the hardest birds of all. missed q swift
outgoing bluerock with the first, and pun
ishing it badly with the second the pigeon
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The record of deaths in New York City
during the heated week. from July % to the
30th, shows total of 1915.
During July the Boston Office of the Union
Pacific received over 100000. The re-
ceIpts for August TO date are about $3.50, 600.
1t Is stated in Paris that 100, 000 placards
have been printed for circulation filing on
the anarchists 70 kill the juries and Judges
who convict anarchists.
An immense loss has been caused by incen-
diary fires in the extensive naval stores at
the Toulon arsenal in France aud also the
lumber and coal wharyes.
The Cunarder Umbria arrived at New
York Yesterday, making the trip in 5 days
and % hours. The best previous run for
steamers of this line was made by the
Etruria IN September, 1889, in days, hour
and 80 minutes.
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FROM THE NORTH.
Bonds Secured at Victoria for the Cequit.
lam's Release.

Bonds Secured At Victoria for the Ccquit-
lam's Release.
VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. captain Web
ster of the Union Steamship Company ar
rived here last night 10 make final arrange
ments for securing bonds for the release Of
the steamer Coquitlsm. The bonds have
been secured and will be sent north on the
steamer Mexico ON August 10.
b. Nj. Rudy OF the Vulcan Iron Works Of
San Francisco has just completed a cold
storage system at the Cunningham cannery
on Skeena River. When Rudy left Skeens
COCO salmon had been frozen and were
being prepared for shipment. The
fish are first placed In room
where the temperature is 20 degrees
below zero, and are lett six or seven hours
They are then removed to another room.
where the temperature is a little above zero,
and are kept there two weeks when thew
are placed IN Theoretically sealed cans and
are ready for shipment 1t is claimed that
by this process the fish will keep for Years
Other northern canneries are negotiating
for a similar system
The morning call., 1892-08-07
A FATAL MISTAKE.
An Estimable Young Compton Lady Acct
dentally Shoots Herself at Redondo

@t NVEHPtVH LFuy hCtI-
dentslly Shoots Herself at Redondo.
REDoNDo, Aug. 6.-Miss Eva Morton.
aged %, daughter Of John Morton. an in
fuential citizen Of this county, residing at
Conn ton. met with a fatal accident to-day.
She with party of friends visited Re-
dondo on picnic and pleasure trip. One
OF the young men had carried revolver
ior target practice. Ii was lying on the
ground and shortly before lunch Niiss Nor
ton picked i M, placed it to her right tenn
pie and said, Here goes for a suicide. !"
when the gun was discharged. She died an
hour and a half later
The gun was caTelessly left cooked and
the young lady had not noticed it. The
Coroner's jury returned a verdict Of accie
dental death.
Miss Morton was well and fayorahlv
known hereabouts. and the sad misfortune
las cast gloom over the entire com mnnitv
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he succeeded in keeping both feathers and
mea., with the exception of one badly
wounded nn,rd, within the limit. Tallant,
Eddy and UonnhOe made several really
splendid shot. and rc,tred with good scores
TO their credits.
Murdoch, who is one OF the oiui reliables.
had hard luck and got all difficult birds TO
bring TO terms.
The shooting on both sides was far above
the average made at local pieeou-sheoting
contests, and 1t is quite probable that re-
turn contest between the same sportsmen
will soon be consummated.
The sportsmon left the grounds at 6
o'clock. well pleased with the afternoons
pigeOn.race.
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a Transfer of Stock.

SANTA Cruz. Aug. 6.-J. p Smith today
purchased the stock of A. p. Hotaling in
the Paciic-ayenue Street Railroad, which
was controlling interest. Smith will
probably transfer to Santa Cruz Garfield
Park, and the Capitola Electric Street Rail-
way Company and the motive rover will
be changed from horses to electricity. This
road runs from the Pope House to the
beach. 1t is the pioneer street railroad Of
the city.
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10 three runs, one of them being earned.
ahe features of the game were catches by
Ifeaaway, AcCauley, Sharp and GlenaIyin.
Inc following is the Official score.
At Los ANGELES, AUGUST g. lsgZ.

Earned runs-Los Angeles 2. San Franciscos 2.
Three-base hits-Staford, Glenavin and Peoples.
Two-base hts-Staford. Wright and Sharp. Sacri-
nee hits-Wright, Tredwsy aud Newman. First
base on errorS-Los Angeles l. San FIanciscos 2.
First base on called balis-BY Hoffman 2, by Balsz
! Left on bases-Los Angeles 2, San Franchises /.
STRUCK out-By Hoffman /. by BalsZ 5. First base
on h't by pitch er-Spies. Passed balls-Newman 1,
Spies /. Wild pitch-Hoffman 1. Time OF game
Scorer. Will Lysons
The morning call., 1892-08-07
How to Preserve and Bsautify the Hair.

We often hear ladies speak OF their hair when
they were young; how long beautiful and glossy It
used to be. Even the color has been changed to the
disadvantage and appearance OF the lady. When
tho hair is not gray it has changed In many ways
becomes streaky, faded aud puts on a generally
WORKOUT appearance. The annoyance resulting
from these developments is very great and the
question how TO remedy them is one that troubles
the mind of nearly every one. Since the discovery
OF the Imperial Hair Regeneration the trials and dit
hcuties which ladies experince can be entirely
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Davenport Waltz and all the leading professionals
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- = - Wv oNOit-
AT SAN FRANCISCO, AUGUST q, 1892.

Earned runs-oaklands 1, San Joses 3. Three.
base hit-Carroli Two-base hts-Eyerett, Cautil
lion. Sacrifice hits-Mcvey. stallings. Horner viii
son, Hutchinson, Denny. Dooiey First base On
errors-oaklapdS 3. San Joscs g. First. base on
called balis--Oakiznds 5, San Jases l. Left on
bases-Oak lands Is. san Joses 3. Struck out-By
Horner 8, by LoOkabaugh 8. Hit By pitcher-I b.
right. Double plays-Everett to Ebright TO Staings
Whitehead To o. Bricn TO Carroll 2. Passed balls
Clark Wild pitch-Horner. Umpire-Gagus. OH
clal scorer-Stapeton.
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He Tortnr.d a MA,h

STOCKTON, Aug. Ga carpenter nemea
jackson Yesterday captured large miller
anu ran pin through Its body and pinned
s me. mauering insect to his coat lapsl. He
became sauey when eensured for his oueer
action and refused to release the moth.
Tor cruelty 10 animals. "A 'V-u"s
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CRUSHED HIS TEMPLE.
A Four-Year-0ld Boy Is Killed AZ Gan
Josa

SAN JOSE, Aug. 6.-Thls morning Rudolph
Bemba, the four-year-old son of A. Bemba.
a harness-maker. was riding with three
other boys of the sams age ON truck
loaded with iron. In getting off while the
team was going he fell In front of the hind
Mhsei, whIch crushed his left temple, kill
ing nim instantly. No blame is attached 10
the driver, Thomas Atari. eN ="
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DOWNlEVILLE DEMOCRATS.
Nominations Made by the Sierra County Con.
vsntion

BONNEVILLE, Aug. 6-The Sierra
County Democratic Convention today NOM
mated A. c. Busch for Sheriff; Frank r.
Wehe, District Attorney; Martin Carroll.
Treasurer; j.. q. Molinux, Coroner and
Public Administrator; l.. d. Davis. sur
veyor; George Miller, Supervisor First Dis
Third. "Se''
On assembling In convention w. o. Pack.
when elected chairman, made a brief and
appropriate address. The convention in
dorsed Adolphe j. Merroux, the Repubii-
City eornet band PLAYED all dav ana viii
give dance at Armory Hall Tonight
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3OODozen- Garments 900 Dozen
Made By the Best Manufacturers!
Made Of the Best Materials !

At 75c Each-LADIEs'. GOWNS, worth 81 IS.
At s 90 Each-Ladies Gowns, worth 81 50.
At S i.25 Each-Ladies Gowns, worth 81 90.
At SOC Each-Ladies' Chemises, worth S5c
AT 75c Facilitates Chemises, worth 81 rs.
At S 90 Each-Ladies' Chemises, worth 81 IS.
At SOC Facilitates Drawers, worth 85c.
At 75c Facilitates Drawers, worth 81 IS.
At S 90 Each-I.adies' Drawers, worth 81 so.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Camping Expedition That Resulted FATAL
for a Fresno Boy

u taMpInB L1pbuILIuH THU hesuIted fatally
for Fresno Boy
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Aug. Ga young boy
named Harry Conklin, the son OF p. NJ
Conklin of Fresno, died today near Toro
Creek in this county from accidental shoot
Ing. He and his parents were on camping
expedition and Harry had gone out shooting
cottontails. While crawling through the
brush. pulling the gun after him, it was
discharged, the load shatteriDg his right
arm from the elbow 10 the shoulder, He
was found some hours after very weak from
loss OF blood and surgical assistance was
procured as speedily as possible. The arm
was amputated. but the boy survived the
operation only short time.
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Steamer Progresso at R.dondo.

REDoNDo. Aug. 6.-The steamer Pro-
gresso, with 500 tons Of merchandise, ar
rived, 70 days from New York. This is the
first arrival of an Atlantic ami Pacific
Steamship Company's vessel, which will
make regular voyages from New York To
Redondo aud San Francisco.
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St. Luke's Vested Chair.

st. Luke's vested choir will celebrate It's
first anniversary to-day with special mu-
steal services both morning and evening,
under the direction of G. J. Brewer, f. G. O.
The selections will include Stainer's COM
munion service in +; offertory. "Rejoice in
the Lord Away" PurcelD; "Magnlfeat"
"Nunc Dmittis"; The Wilderness
(Goss), and II VIM Give Thanks" (MozarO.
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The Boston to &c to Santa Cruz.

VALLEJO, Aug. 6.-Orders were received
at the navy-yard this afternoon detailing
the Boston TO join with the Charleston in
taking the Naval Reserves to Santa Cruz
during the coming week. After this duty
Is performed the ship will sail for Homo
I,,1,
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Paso Rohlas namsnr...

fAso RoBLEs. Aug. 6.-The Democrats
met In the opera-house last night and organ.
ized Cleveland and Stevenson Climb Ths
aoloining precincts were well renresented
ana the occasion was eniivened by speeche :
and music by the Ladies' band. '''SS"s'