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=. iy last night at the Pa
.Silion. TO even money. and before the teams
had settled themselves Tor action the pools
sold $40 to IS in favor of the Irish team;
5 Al interest was lost ia the bout, as tin-
der an honest and fair contest the Ameri-
cans should certainly have sold strong
favOriies.
Referee Ko6s place was.filled by Robert
II. Vail, who has been connected to some
extent with athletics. Vail was minus a
pistol and he started the con testants from
:the dropof a handkerchief:
+ 1he-lrish were first to gain q lead and as
the Indicator travelled toward their side the
american team came IN fora good share of
:hootS and eatcalls and shouts Of "yon
fakirS." :
The bout proved. just as the betting in
Dictated, a most fragrant throw down" and
the Americans retired after this piece of
work with sheepish faces. on which was
stamp lie words "fakirs:oss
f.. Referee Vail, just as soon as the boat was
over. announced To the audience his de-
reision, Which was mo contest and all bets
of. " The cries of Fake Fake! Fake"
whielfcolrld be heard in the Seventh Ward
districts and among the beer joints of Tar
i lat, and even rs lar as tie iron works Of
the Poirero, drowned the Aoice Of the ref
cree, and to properly convey the an
nougcement of isdsetsien TO the assem-
/ blage card was held up in full view, upon
which was written the referees ultimatunl
The shouts of Fake: were instantly
| changed into cheers for the referee aud
Manager: Mcneil, who lad cautioned tie
captains against any crooked" work few
days. ago. =:
- Before the. next teams: appeared another
card was, teid UP TO: view, on which read;
All bets eff and no more: pools solo,,
.; The names of the So taking" pullers will
now be Looked for, and here:they afe::. =.
|: Americas team-W. ): Amy (captaiaL D.
Ste yeus,: Thomas NeIan,:JGhn Field. James
1 vrG # faE ID
HEanleys CT Gallagher, II. Paddock. ]. Nc
@Evoy.S ::{ -: 8. s..
Irish. teaiA--M. Casey (eaptainl, Michael
Kenna James smith Thomas Payne. Will
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Coroner Donlin. who ehanced to be looking out
OF the car-window during the day, saw at once
that II was no common face that glared at HIM.
He left the train, went to the house ana there
found kneeling by the window the stiTened
corpse OF man. For two days he had kept the
vigil OF the dead. Awakening 10 the night, alone
and oppressed, he had struggled to the window,
and, gaspiDg for breath, died. The Coroners
explanation revealed the fact that death had
been caused by Brtgbt's disease Of the kidneys,
which came unannOuDced. sudden aud sure.
Sad! Yes, but how common have these sudden
deaths become. They give no warning. There
- quick pain, struggle and all Is over. Sta
ustics show that 80 per cent OF these sudden
deaths are caused by kidney disease. Slowly
but surely these great organs have been decom.
posing, and when the climax comes ~ comes
without warning. Bur there were warnings.
The strange palms, peculiar sensations aud
unaccountable feelings were natures warnings.
symptoms OF a cold, but all the while disease was
working and eeaih surely approaching
Can nothing be done? Yes; exercise, care. Act
promptly. USE something 10 susl ain the Kidneys.
Do, as many prominent physical rs are advising
their patients TO do, take WarRer's Safe Cure.
o III this great preparation which has saved so
many many and women from death by Brights
disease were not a well-kDowh household remedy
aud tile most popular I'm America, we might hesi-
tate 10 so warmly indorse II, but being The only
absolute specific for This great modern disease,
IL Is commended most unhesitatingly. This en-
tire page could be filled with statements from
prominent physicians In both Europe and
America of what The Safe Cure has done 10 lessen
Brighps disease, prevent female complaints, nd
check the great physical evils OF modern life
Ii Is no ordinary medicine. but scientific dis
cOyefy which has received more Communications:
than any other discovery OF she present century.
The well-known Dr. James D., Bragg :says:
Watner's Safe Cure has proved the best medi
cine for humanity yet devised" So -.
When tile uncertainty OF life IS remembered.;
when the certainty OF dIsaster where care is not.
exercised IS realized. The Importance of the
above truths Should come home soleMnlytO ALL.
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ham :" Ign ch,: Him
Murphy, NJ. Gornian.
Ed Merohsyt. Tim
:NYhan. Robert -R0g-
ers. Pete: \ erton.
= Tie Can and
Danish .: teams. we're
:: next to ':.:tbe- fro ut.
;Ii tbeznooir6om.s the
..::bettLhg;on THIS result
was $50; to-; Sl5.; in
favor of ~=the Cana
dams. : -, :.
:: There WAS. another
delay: before:. a start
was effected. as. the
Danes: refused to-
contest: -uakess they
were started; by pis-
FOL. report;,. =
:. : "a. gun -:aed-:; blank.
cartridges: were fnaE-:
'lydisepYerea.: and'the
pull was: commenced
:at:9 :5D:Q 'c&og.k,.:' :
The cartridge made
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tests was knocked in
the head by the igno-
minious failure of the
American team to de-
feat the Irish. The fol-
lowing is the result of
the bouts:
The tournament was
not begun until. 9
o'clock. The delay was
occasioned by. the alb
senee Of Referee Koib.
whose mother died yes
terday: after a brief i'll
ness, y
Inc. teams hrst on
thestage were the: Irish
and Americans. There
could be no dispnting
the fact that something
was radically wron G
with this contest. as the
betting. which was $40
to So on the American
team Yesterday after
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been striving to gain control of the clubs.
and have pressed ali their heelers into the
service.
Down in the Twenty-ninth, for instance.
Dick Creighton is in the field and has the
Kelly and Crmmins influence with him.
Creighton did loyal service for Crimmins at
the Republican primaries, and In return
Crimmins is doing what he can.
This Is a sample of what the reorganizers
have to fear, and they realize that they
must act with firmness 10 order to save the
party from falling back into the old rut-
The fight on Tuesday night will be the
critical test and will determine whether or
not thu old Buckley influence is gone.
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MrJ6ha Mortimer. His advent IS thefs gSi =
ijoked for with great interest by
all :faog-faneiers:: He is a.: New York
man.: and this success: of most of
the bench shows held In. Boston. New
Yurk and Chicago during"t he: last year is
bench show held in New X ok S.itx there
were over 1900 entries. and Mf:::M ortfmsr's
task Of judging tie points of thisyastnun-
Der of CANNES was executed So satisfae-
torly that not a single appeal was taken
against his Judgment - - :;
The entries for the California Kennel
Club bench show close at 12 O'clock to-.
1nipht - .:
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They All ouarapt,n,d.

A severe case OF diphtheria has been
found by the Health Department at 1874
Clara street. around which the imaginary
high wall of quarantine has been raised.
Willie Hennessey is the victim. 1t is re-
ported that as soon as the mother found out
what the difficulty WIS she left with the
other child. and the father, Daniel Hen
nessey, quarantined himself with violent
lected
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and. having, completed
that duty. he COMES. 10
this. city to act in: a. like
Capacity at tie .e.x hibf:
ton OF: the. California.
Kennel, Club, which Will
open on May. a and; close
on May M;r:;;. Morti-
nler. whose likeness rs
herewitb. pyesen ted. was
atone time: superin tenid-.
ent Of the fameus " est:
minister: Kennel. Climb
He Is :. admitted. to-. be
. without an !eq tiai. AS. an
9.
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STARED At BY THE DEAD.
A Two Days. Vigil Kept by a
Corpse.
Alone, Unattended, Desolate-An Experience
Possible to So Many Others.
New York Recorder.

New York Recorder
Early ono morning recently the guards on the
elevated road In New York noticed a middle.
aged man apparently kneeling beside an open
window. Although 1t was a raw and cold morn
ing, bis head was uncovered. His eyes seemed
to be staring intently across the street. All day
long. as the trains Numbered past, the man
seemed still to be watching, and even when
night came on glimpse Of white face could be
seen staring out into the darkness. The next
morning the guards were all on the lookout, and
stili the man could be seen with his chin resting
on the back Of his hand.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
rrHELRERr RuRkE.

EIHELBEKT BU IKE.
Ex-Judge Ethebert Burke di al his residence
on Powell street, on Thursday morning. OF
Bright's disease. He was native of Virginia
and arrived here September 90, 1S43. He repre-
scented the county OF Mariposa lii the Legisla-
lure OF 1854-55, and white there was appointed
Judge of The Thirteenth Judicial Distrf CT Court
1 II 1863 he was made Deputy Collector OF the
Port, position he retained for 13 years, and
subsequently he was four times elected Justice
OF the Peace. He leaves widow and one daugh.
ter, Mss. George Palmer.
SIR ALEXANDER HOOD.
Sir Alexander Bateman Periam Fuller Aciand
Hood. died at London yesterday at the age of SO.
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SUPREME COURT RULES.

s :?The new rules Of the Supreme Court,
recently adopted Ito take effect after
Jals n:by that: tribunal, as printed in
the Evening Bulletins OF. The: 9th
inst. can:be relied on as Icing strictly
correct. having been: thoroughly re-
yised by the Clerk Of the Court. Attor-
neys can obtain copies at The Bulletin
Office, 6ss Montgomery street. Price:
3 cents.
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Arrexfea on snsnininn =.

SALEM Or. April 29.-The police to-day
arrested Fran Carrman who. came ia
from the south on railroad tricycle.. He
had no connection with the railroad and
the arrest was made on suspicion. Carr.
man had in his possession a complete outfit
of highwayman' S tools and also check pre-
sumably issued by the New York Asso-
ciated Press. -
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FATALLY STABBED.
A Quarrel Betweene Sailors Results I'm n:
MURDER; -

sIurder.s5 -
John r. Hadley. sailor. was. arrested
at / 20 O'Clock this morning fbr.an attempt
to murder John: Carroll, also a: sailor, in
the house OF W.: H. Moore at the
cerner of DIAMOND and Nineteenth streets:
The men were quarreling; and :Hadley drew
a dirk and stabbed Carroll in: the left
side. CARROTS intestines protruded through
the cash made by Hadrey's knife. He was
taken to the City and County Hospital in: a
dying condition. -
Hadley, whose arm. was cut during. the
fray. was broaght to the City Prison by
tue officer, who arrested him without coat,
hat or shoes. He was intoxicated and
could give no explanation. of the trouble
between him and Carroll.
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YOUNG Men,s prohibi,ion club.

The Young Mems Prohibition Club OF the
Mission held meeting on Thursday even
inc at Hangel's Hall. Addresses were made
bv President d. J. CAVITY. Judge Wren and
others. L. W. Browne, L. j. Kearney. J. p.
Cosgrove, III. K. Conne.l and ". NJ. Holden
were appointed committee to frame con-
stitution and bylaws.
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Dying ON the Street.

Joseph Irwin, residing at a corner of Fit.
teenth aud Guerrero streets. was found lying
in an unconscious condition at Fourteenth
and Mission streets last night and convsvad
to the City and County Hospital in a pairol
wagon. At that Institution it was fonnn
that he was In the last stages of consum n
tim -
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A Fnreweu Dinner.

DR.. J. franklin Brown, who will leave for:
Europe this evening to be absent four
months. was rendered a farewell dinner by
members of the Press Club last night. A:
very eninyahle time was had
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The BENCH; SHOW.

Arrival Of j ohm. iii or timer, who is to.
=. Pass j udg meit ON Carifarnas Dogs:
!. JeEtn- Nostlmer, who has won relown. as
:tarried at Los Angeles to. ACT a ]: s. aige;of
the bench saew Aeldln that q vi last week.
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AMONG THE: DEMOCRATS.


District Clubs Nominate Dmcers for Two
= Years.
The various Democratic district clubs met
lastnight~to nominate officers and members
of the general committee, and everything
passed off quietly. The: test viii not be
made until. Tuesday evening. when tbe
elections Will: be held. and then the fight
will be more intense.
For some little time the old Buckley gang
under the leadership of Sam Rainey, has
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Coursinr ~ Newark Park.

The Occidental Club viii hold an open
meeting at their park in Newark on Sum
day, the 18th OF May All arrangements
for the meet are how complete. The draw
will take place en- Friday, May IS, at 81
Kearay straat
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BLDG snoietx omcer..

At the annual meeting OF the California
Bible Society the following officers were
elected. for the ensuing year: President.
Annis Merrill; secretary, William Abbott
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NOTICE.

N Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- once of the: Hale & Norcross Silver Mining
eomrany has been changed from room SIS on the
fourth floor. OF Nevada Block to room 2S on the
second floor OF; Neyada Block
"A. b. THOMPSON, Secretary .,
:. San Francisco April SO 1892: ap3o l6t:
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but shere: was sufficient smoke: to start the
fGpe moving. y !: 3 -
- The indicator slid along the stick toward
. Denmark until it got half Way on the tod.
AT IBIS. Euncture il stopped aDd the Danes,
who. had :proRerly steadied -themselyesdown
TO: work, pulled the log toward them "a few
Inches The canadians, :who cDuh mot
relish "a defeat, stuck TO their task like
bricks and once again they got the indi-
cato +: mo wing their way -: -:
-. The struggle fully made fip for the pre-
.yiOus :hippodrome.' and the cheers OF the
vast c0neouxse evidenced 'fhe interest the
peopfe:had IN this galla6t contest of endur-
ance ard power = {: =. Sc o 80
:; The, Danes. fought every inch: of the
ground. and time aid again: they won back
the cleafs they had lost. The Canadians
finally Wet the. bout in l9mins see, and
both teams were eheefed 10 the echo as
they:. marciied :lathered in perspiratiGn TO
their dressing compartments. -
Fl be: Efeefaeker next cracked, when the
Norwegian and Scottish Teams signifed
the Il reantness To 60 ahead: This was the
hnal;pulI 81 the evening" The kotwegians
inadelt let for their opponents: for a few
minutes, then the: mechanical system of
pulling; as practiced by the Scottish team.
told on the; Norwegaans. whoswere defeated
in 3 minutes. -. -: - E.
TINS: ended the evenings entertainment.
WHICH, With 7one single exception, was first
glass sNrcess. This eyening:the grand strug-
gle for. first place will be: Witnessed. and
already spirited betting is being wagefed on
the Selfish and Canadian leans
-: - RESULT OF :THEeoNTEsT& -.
-: -: Pine.
::winEer;: = loser - nj \
IfeiAiid: s: sAinerica ono centestl
Canada ID nmark.:. g
Scotland Norway .s...-....s.. 8 90
/ The drawing for places among the teams
that are yerin the field Of tug of war for the
final: pull This evening resulted as follows:
canada Can versus Scotland. : Ireland versus
T., The referee Stated last evening after the
tournament that all bets made on: last
evenings contests are declared off, whether
they were made the bnilding or ciitside
Of ebuiidtng, .and that the American team
could not enter any further contests under
tie present management. : - -: =;
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what n PITY

That the otherwise beautiful girl should have ,uch
bad teeth And all because she did not use soZo
DON'T IL costs so little TO buy IL considering the
good it does. and ITS benefits stretch out into her
future life. Poor girl
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TUG-OF-WAR
Peculiar Work Of the Irish and
American Teams.
q Job That Wss Defeated by the Decision of a
Good Referee-Ths Canadian and Scotch
Teams Win Their Bouts

A fairly good-sized crowd was present at
the sixth nights tug-of-war at the Mechan-
ics' Pavilion. AS usual the ladies were
very numerous. but the interest in the con-
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Wonderfully Successful
Hoods !. j.
SarsapariIIa
e
Cures.

kalamazoo Mich, who had goltre and who was
greatly benentsd BY Hoods SarsapariIla. L
wrote TO her to learn additional facts, and re-
ceiyed an answer fully confirming the printed
testimonial then commenced to take Hoods
Ssrsaparilla myself. and when had taken two
bottles found that my neck had been reduced in
size two Inches. i was so anxious TO know the
effect of the medicine that I used tape measure
every day. In q few weeks found the swelling
very much reduced, and could Breathe with
Perfect Ease. which had not done for years
/ continued with Hoods Sarsaparilla and am
now Permanently Cared OF Goitren
MRS. JENNIE BIaELow.
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Judge Love OF Department OF the Police
Court Is still too Ill TO leave his residence fine
cases on MS calendar were continued yesterday
by Judge Rx.
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Alameda.


The flag presented to the Wilson school
by Joseph Knowland was raised yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies, in which MIR.
Leonard. School. Superintendent Sullivan.
}. A. Collins. Principal True. and the pupils
OF the school took part -. :-s :: -:
The Democratic Club Thursday. eveninp
nominated NJ. +. Tsrpey, Alexander Baum
and I. G. Stoddard for delegates to the
Fresno convention. to be voted for this
evening: The county committeeman Sc
:lected from the. nine precincts are ;. ]. T.
Fleming, john 20 Brien. Fred Kranth. Nv.
Heff Cook. William Hammond. General
Wall, j. III. Paul.: +. Wild and i. T.. SShoaff'
A resolution instructiDg the delegates In
work for the election of a delegate ia the
national convention from this district who
would pledge himself TO support Cleveland
for President was voted down, bat a substj-
tute was adopted stating that the clubs f,rst
chDice for President is Grover Cleveland
The annual banquet of Young Mems In
siltute No. AZ will take place this evening in
Germania Hail..
Work will be resumed this morning ON
the new Park.street sewer. The eontract-
ors expected to have it completed 10 En-
cinal avenue within 80 days.
Albert Feygr, for many years n resident
oil the West End, Alameda, where he was
janitor Of the public school, died in San
Francisco last Thursday. He was a pioneer
and was on the shipin which Richard Dana
author of 1.-Two Years Before the Mast .
came to this coast early in the forties.
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Young Mep,s AIlinnce club.

The Young Mems Alliance Club Of North
Beach met last night in Bersaglieri Hall.
The club Endorsed Eugene r. Bert as dele
gate from Stockton to the national conven-
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swellings in the Neck,

Or Goitre.- PeTmansntIy Cured. .
,0pe OF thesmost stubborn forms of Scroll
ula is that Of gditre; which Is not only very
distressing disbursement OF the face and
neck. but causes great anxiety. because it is
liable to develop into the painful and sick
euing. running sore Hoods Sarsaparilla
Wonderfully Successful =
in cases of this Kind. Acting promptly upon
the blood, 1t eliminates all impurit v: and the
swelling. thus deprived of itscauseand sup
port, soon disappears. Read this. ::
sTo &. T. Hood g. Co.. Lowell, Mass:
"F suffered terribly with swellings in my neck,
or ;goltre. and spent an enormous amount of
money for medicines. but to no purpose. / be.
came completely discouraged. 1 read. about
Mrs. Anna Sutherland OF
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HOOPS PlLLs act easily yet promptly and
efficiently on the liver and bowels, cure headache.
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SEE OUR LARGE sHoW-WINDoW.

FIVE THOUSAND PIECES of all the latest shades
and styles of FANCY RIBBONS, sold regular at
1885, ooc and soc per yard, to be placed sale at -
4oc, 35c, SOC, 25c zoe. l5c, Ioc sc per Yard.
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ALONG THE COAST.

The town of Haywards is threatened with
water famine.
A sardine cannery is to be established
shortly at Port Townsend.
Fresno vineyardists make S165 an acre on
their ranches drying wine grapes.
Yolo County Democrats will formally
open their campaign on Saturday.
Alameda proudly claims the distinction OF
being the heathiest city in the State.
There Is something OF revival in interest
In rance culture throughout the interior.
The Overman Mining Company is negoti
atlng Tor the purchase OF the Vivian quartz
mill.
Down in the Sixth District Hervey Lindley
is said TO be making the most thorough can
yass Tor Congress ever made there.
The Chinese of Stockton are engaged in
driving the devil out of town, and have
rather large contract ahead of them
Among other things. the train-robbers
appear TO have stolen the reputation of
every peace officer In the lower S IN Joaquin
valley.
The boys OF the Ninth Regiment. N. q. c..
nave sure enough guns. for two of them
were hurt In a sham battle at Long Beach.
Ihe State authorities should look into this.
Detective VIII Smith did not find trace
OF Evans and Sontag in lnyo County, and is
hrm In the belief that the robbers have
not crossed the Sierras. In fact, the de-
tectiye says they are most likely hiding In
the WILLOWS along the upper San JOAQUIN.
lnose interior papers which are clamor-
ing 10r the enforcement of the game law
would do we'll TO begin at Humboldt County,
~ mas Deen unlawful to kill deer now for
TWO years, and yet there never has been a
week IN all that time that you could not
get venison up there for the asking. The
local newspapers have even boasted of the
open defiance OF the law.