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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
WINNING A CHAMPIONSHIP CUP.

s. r. Bradley, jr. for the second time won 'he
tennis championship cup In the Nyack Country 'h'o
Tournament yesterday at Nyack. W. u. Baldwin.
who won the tournament In singles. had 10 try his
hand with Brndley. In the first set Baldwin Defeated
Bradley but in the following sets Baldwin was de-
feat,d. The score %. Ga, ca. Go. The
cup must captured three times TO become The win
ners per,onal property In the semi finals IN doubles
bradley and Baldwin defeated White and Allison. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
Religions Notices.

GLAD TiDiNGs FOR ALL especially for seeksrs
AFTER truth snc the snNous and I'll who Ss.!ss =
q saiyatio. plainly .es forth 20 = u,s book % eass
Blessed 'ot Will De gladly sent free 70 all icrwlsaif
az taier,ostcr low Lonc%n' England fuimseif' I
seeker years seeking light midips none, and t.
piIght.l
Ths entrance d my words siyesh Hsht"-Ps sxa. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
INSTANTLY KILLED IN BROADWIY.

Miss Nellie Mccarthy forty years oid' hvihs VI NO..
cAo re,incton-ave while crossing Broadway at
Cre.t LONGEST yesterday afternoon, was caught De-
tween a heavy truck and street-car. She was
rnock.d down by the horses. and the wheels OF
the car passed over her body. killing her Instantly
The car was NO 30 OF the broadway lne. and was
driven BY Henry Powers, OF No. 43o West imf'y'
p,nth.st. who was arrested ana iocheo up Ill Inv
Ncrcrr.st station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
,,rcyUncuFNr OF An CURVE.

u,z..on. Penn, Aug GA fatal accident occur'vo
saturday at Lansford. PENN during the Proe,s,
game Of baseball. Thomas n,n"e -, ,,",.,ns on,
-" :. 49, .v The ball hit him In The ear khochhs
Nm, - me er,und. physician was summoned 0a'
100. ~ arrived the injured man d'eS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
MR. UIIEY,S NISCOT RINGS.

Henry E. Dixey played the part OF Lorenzo in
The Mascot" for the 25Oth time at Palmcrs Theatre
last night. As a souvenir OF the occasion he dis
tributed copies OF silver thumb ring which he has
worn for years, and which he regards mascot
This evening Mr.. Daxcy and his company Will present
Patience " With q cast which promises 70 make the
operu interesting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

The steamship Newport Of the Paeiao Msii I'm. MN
Coon August Yucatan. Of wsr1's Ine, fo0 were
Cruz Progreso and Havans arrived % Quarantine easR
this morning.
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yoiitieal Notices.


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THE PRIVATE SECRETARY

At the standard ricstc Inst night TIE friva'c
Secretary begin one of lts periodic visits This play
returns with marked regularity ana aways proves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

A srRIKE on Mn. rANDERBfLT'S HOrSE.
Ashevile n. c., Ang. a9.-Fftyfour stonecutters on
Mr. vanderbilt's mansion out on strike for an
increase from 40 to ~ cents hour II Is thought
possible that IN agreement may be reached Tomorrow
IN the meantime All the sinnework mas ciose0.
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Gueeial Notlres

The Neuroiogicai and Psychological AessenS
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The morning call., 1892-08-08
explained the captain. ..They smell worse

explained the captain. They smell worse
than boneyard."
Then the trio went on fishing. They
kept 1t up Tor another hour. AT the end of
mat time the only other thing caught was
the hrst mates line. 1t got fouled in the
rocks and had to be left there
Lord. but Pm hungryr' said the second
mate.
Yes; and it'll be dark before we get
back II We don't hurry up" said the cap
tain. What have we caught %
:, spread out on top of the cabin was his
living answer. Enumerated separately it
was as follows
Ten pounds OF seaweed
one two-ounce whtebait,
Que six-pOund dog6sh.
10 which might be added: One big rock
at the bottom of the sea.
is the bait all gomez" asked the can
tain.
only lew drops remained. They were
divided pro rata. Then the Black Cats
sails were hoisted and her nose pointed
toward the Alameda mole.
But first the track of the ferry-boats must
be crossed. This was ticklish Job, and
more than once it looked as though one OF
The morning call., 1892-08-08
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.
"A New Committee Elected and Pr
gramme Arranged.

New Committee Elected and Pro-
gramme Arranged.
The Junta Patriotiea Mexicana, com posed
OF the best element of the Mexican colony
In this city, with their Consul, Hon. A. X.
Coney, at their head, met yesterday at 1928
Stockton street to make final arrap gements
Tor the proper celebration of their national
independence on September 16 next.
Inc chair was taken by A. 5. MendeZ
VINO announced that the Committee over
whicn ne was then presiding was the only
representative one of his people and that
no other had any claim on their title. "Junta
ratrlotlca Mexicana." He denounced the
attenpts OF certain politicians not of their
Ia ace ,h 70 sow olssenslons among their people
Ia thelr endeayor to capture the committee
LOT thelr own political exaltation and urged
tnose present to put no stock in the preten-
slons OF the parties referred to.
Alexander Campbell Jr. essayed to re-
spond on behalf of those condemned nv the
chair and was given patient hearing until
he IN turn began to denounee the Mrxieans
present as opposed TO the traditions and
politics OF the American people and threat
ened TO expose their alleged sentiments
through the San Francisco press.
The assertion and the threat were too
much Tor the meeting. aud the lie was
hurled at the place-hunter, who was glad to
take up his hat and leave. Consul Carey
then, on behalf of the Mexican residents,
paid handsome tribute to the American
people, urged the committee TO be calm and
united, and to leave American politics out
OF the business then in hand.
Inereupon the committee OF arrange
mentS was balloted for and the following
gentlemen were declared elected DR.. isaac
Rivas. DR.. NJ. G. Fernandez, Emigdio Me-
dina. Javier MARTINEZ, Simon Garibay, Fer
nando Jiminez Julian Rivero, Manuel Va
lencla. j. Figuer0n, Conrado Uznta, Vidal
Medina, Benjamin Malta, Federico Mersich,
Jesus l. Garcia. Anastasio Montero.
After the announcement of the election
the meeting resolved to hold the celebration
IN Odd Fellows Hall on Friday, the 10Th
prox. 1t will consist of a splendid literary
anu musical programme of q national
character and grand ball
The morning call., 1892-08-08


ways should. kept one hand on the tiller
and with the other fondled The bait
bottle tenderiy and lovingly.
Presently the captain said he'd have to
tack, he thought. To get out of the creek
The Black Cat took tack. The wind in
creased. She took another tack The head
wind grew stronger. The lacking con-
tlnued.
From the bridge to the mouth of the
channel Is perhaps mile. In three hours
the Black Cat had reached the open bay,
her crew tired out with bailing and two feet
oil water still in her hold.
For the benefit Of land lubhers and other
ignorant folks it had better be stated right
here that when the tide rms swiftly against
strong wind, there's Old Nick to pay wit h
white caps and big ehoppy waves.
But the Black Cat stuck TO il manfully.
she was out for mice, pleasant sail to
Goat Island"
And she reached Goat Island at last,
alter having tackled down 10 Hunters Point
and Mission Creek once or twice and hav-
Ing narrowly escaped running down the FL
Captain and the Piedmont.
Finally she lay snugly under the lee of
the Goat Island foghorn. 1t was past noon
then and high time for breakfast.
The cracker bag was brought forth and
consumed. bag, crackers and all. The
bait bottle was sampled. Then all hands
fell TO fishing
The captain got the first bite.
'lts whale" he shouted excitedly, as
The morning call., 1892-08-08
A TRUE NAUTICAL YARN.
Captain Mahr0g Takes His Crew
for Pleasant Sail.
A Voracious History of the Second Voyage Of
the Black Cat-Fishing Of Goat
1sland-The Catch.
This will be a pleasant trip" said Cap

This will be a pleasant trip" said Cap
tain Mahrog to his crew.
'Well sail down to Goat Island with the
early morning tide, catch a good string of
hSh and return with the tide and the
wind"
Aye, aye, sir" said the crew.
linen the gallant captain went home and
10 oed, while the crew dispersed to its re-
spectlVe dormItories to lay in a good stock
ol sleep against the exgencies Of crawling
out OF bed before daylight.
Inc next morning three tired, yawning
creatures, modelled like men but looking
more Ike coolies, trudged along through
the silent streets Of slumbering Alameda
toward the Heh-street bridge
Here, III the creek that separates Alameda
CITY from Bay Farm Island the Black
Cat-already notorious to The CALI. read
ers from her pirating expedition among the
oyster beds-was found bobbing up and
down on the ebbing tide that flowed out
against a stiff breeze.
'Haye you got the crackers?" asked the
captain OF the first mate.
aye, aye, sir."
And you The bait?'' to the second mate.
AGAIN the answer was in the Affirmative,
ana 10 prove his truthfulness the second
mate held up big black bottle that bore
the brand of XXX Kentucky Blue Grass.
Quite right" said the captain. IAN
aboard; push off"
The white sheets CT the Black Cat were
nice, pleasant" sail 10 Goat Island was
begun.
Its grand day; we'll have a glorious
time, said the second mate.
The frst mate smiled Tespons ively, while
the captain only scowled. as captains al
The morning call., 1892-08-08
"a nice. pleasant SAIL"

he tugged and pulled away at very taut
line.
mo; there are no whales here" said the
second mate in rather lofty, superior
tone. 1t may be porpoise. but never
whale"
With the aid OF the crew the captains
catch was finally landed.
On the upper hook was a wee small white
bait (The Chinese eat them alive, bones
and all. but white men have as yet found no
use for theml
Clinging to the sinker was q 10-pound
mass OF seaweed. That was ali.
1T was great catch.
An hour passed. Gathered all about the
Black Cat were Whitahails and catboats
and yachts and tubs of every description.
All were fishing. and most all of their
catches were good.
why can't we pull 'em up like they d o 90
asked the hrst mate. who had not yet had a
nibble.
"Oh, it's just luck" said the captain. 81
tell you II nv snker hadn't got fouled in
that seaweed Ia had big catch that time"
i've got a bite" yelled the second mate,
loud enough to scare all the fish out Of the
bay.
Go slow, go Slow" cautioned the cap
tain. Then he lent a hand to the second
The morning call., 1892-08-08
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ent-ieather tips. spring heels. ..........S 50 so
Ladies' Fine Lilly KID Button, eommon-sense
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Ladies' Paris Kic, foxed 10Th or kid top.
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Ladies' Fine 6rison, French Kid, foxsd, cloth or
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Ladies Extra Fine Imperial Pebble Goat But
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sense toe.................S So 90 So so and : 4 az
Ladies canvas Hutton Boots square tee and
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And tho Rain Fell.

A drilling rain began TO fall about 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. W hieh accounted
for the appearance on the streets of num-
Der OF umbrellas, somewhat OF an unusual
sight IN San Francisco streets in the month
OF August. The day had opened cloudy,
Win low temperature and continued cold
until after nightfalls when, the wind abat-
Ing, the cold air was not so marked. 1t was
gloomy. cherries Sunday, moldy. moss
generating, leaky. bone-ehilling, slippery
Sunday, pienic-destroying, but home-keep-
ing Sunday. The sun shone for nobody yes
terday from Fort Point to the Potrere, and
from Sutro Heights TO the Holy Cross
Cemetery.
The morning call., 1892-08-08
MISSES FINE SHOES.

Misses Extra Fine Lilly Kid, foxed cloth or kid
tep,bQtton, patent leather tips spring heel 50 q
Misses Fine French Kid, button, heel and
spring heel e. &
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spriug heel, plain toe ......... 81 u
Chlidren's Fine Paris Kid foxed square foe
button. patsnt-ieather tips. spring heel, 81 OF
ChlldrensFln Pebble-goat. buttou prfng heel s.
Chlldren's Extra Quality Pebble goat, button.
French kid fly spring heel - 81 u
The morning call., 1892-08-08

Quoted services yesterday in the Young
Mems Christian Association Hail. The SER
vice was good cheer" meeting, with brief
reports from all parts of the city. Mr.
Crittenton, the millionaire evangelist, was
also present. The monday services to-day
at Y. III. c. A. Hall will be free to both
ladies and gentlemen, and Will begin
promptly at II and close at u AS O'clock.
The morning call., 1892-08-08
MEMS WEAR.

Mems Calf Bsls and Congress - 30 OF
Mems Fine Calf Bats and Congress London toe
and tip, square tee and tip or plain toe ., 81 so
We cali particular attention to our Mems
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double sole. screwed aIeft, warranted not
to rip. Will outwear any So Shoe made,
London toe and tip or rlain French toe, in
lace. congress button.
Mems Fine Light Calf Dress Shoes square toe
and tip, London toe and tip or Spanish toe
and tip. in lace. congress or button So 90
Mems Fine Calf Hsnd-scved Welt, square.
round and medium toe................S So SO
Mems French Calf Fine Dress Shoes London
toe and tip, square toe and tip, stitched
edges. Observation-Disclosures 90
Mems French Calf, latest styles, creased yampS
Graham and Pieadilly toes, hand-Sewed So O0
Mems Fine French Calf. aand seweg. square
toe and Tip, round toe and tip In lace Goa
gress aud but ton. ...............S6 90
Mems Extra Fine Quality French Calf hand
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Mems Patent Leather, in lace and CONGRESS- in
all styles, prices SO, 81 aud So
The morning call., 1892-08-08
Two Footnads arraatea.

Will passing through Lick alley, near
FIRST street, late Saturday night, Antonio
Parrazzi. laborer, was stopped by two
footpadS. While one stuck pistol in his
fare the other took S25 from his pockets
Officers Cleary and Dawes arrested John
Murphy and Ben Hawkins, ex-convicts,
yesterday aud charged them with the crime.
They were booked at the City Prison on a
charge of robbery.
The morning call., 1892-08-08
HOT WEATHER ILLS.

With the hot weather there comes a feeling to rs
OF laSsitnde that prompts TO say. Pm all worn
out -" IIu all run Gown '-.'I get up tired" etc
These hot weather Ills are que largely TO re-
strained nutrition.
New then there Is a definite reason why Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla Is better ali others for
these summer ills. and that is 1T Is THE ONLY
BOWEL REGULATISG SARsAPARILLA 1T sTIMU.
LATEs THE DIGESTIVE PROCESSES WHICH Is IMME-
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As there's more profit in Potash SarsaparilIas
you'll be told they "just as good" OF Just the
same" as joys But to get tue bowel stimuli ating
action INSIST ON joys
les NeSaMo
The morning call., 1892-08-08
The Truth Well Told.
Boston Advertiser.

The American reporter has hearty and
stout champion in Sir Henry Wood, secre-
tarY OF the British Royal Commission on the
chicago fair. at you treat an American
reporter squareiy he will treat you the same
way" announced Sir Henry; and he said
what is generally recognized in this country
TO be the truth
The morning call., 1892-08-08
CHEAP SHOES.

Pebble-grain Button Misses and Chiidren's heal
or spring heel. plain toe or soie-leather tips
sizes 10 In. 81; sizes 20 1912, 81 rs,
and sizes Il TO 2..,..........- al :
American Kid Button Misses and Children's
spring heel, square toe p1tent-Ieather tips
:
The morning call., 1892-08-08

The eharitaby dispospd peonie of Uav.
wards have been imposed upon by LADY,
IKE parsonage representing herself as col
Letting Tor the family OF one of the victims
OF the Berkeley powder explosion. She has
since turned out 10 be fraud
The morning call., 1892-08-08
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Republicans, Attention !

There win be a meeting of Club 2, Thirty
Seventh District, held at 4l6 Deyisadero ST., ON
MONDAY EVENING next. at 8 o'clock for the
purpose of making arrangements for the recep-
ton of HON. L. n. LOUD upon his return from
Congress next week.
au7 2t A. J. RAISCH President
The morning call., 1892-08-08
NOW, WE PROPOSE TO PARA
Lyle THE SHOE MARKET
LADIES' SHOES.

Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button, foxed kid or
cioth top, square toe and patent-leather
ZIP; 81 90
Ladies' Fine Grison, French Kid, foxed kid or
cloth top, round or square toe, patent
iea,hsr Up :-.............-....-.$ - 0U
La oieS' Extra Quality Grlson. seamless, foxed
Kid or eloth top, square or round toe patent
feather tip s5 M,
Ladies Superior Quality French Kid, seamless
fox, cloth or kid top, square or rouad toe
patent-leather tip, hand turned soles 400. SD 90
Ladies' Fine Lily Kid Button. diamond. patent
leather tip. pointed toe. 1890. .... S2 so
Ladies Fine Grison. French Kid Button dfs-
mond patent-eather tip, pointed toe.....S s. SO
The morning call., 1892-08-08
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