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The morning call., 1892-11-12

wherever there Is DaDy
in the house by closely watching the eyes of
the little one as they are closing in sleep.
Almost invariably the eyes are directed in
ward and generally downward, though
sometimes upward. True hypnotic Sleep il
undisturbed by suggestion, soon turns into
what we call natural sleep, as Is shown
by the sleeper awakening refreshed as from
natural sleep.
A writer for the Record, who was for
merly afflicted with chronic insomnia.
effected a permanent cure by means OF what
he terms the hypnotic method, and gives his
recipe with illustrations for the benefit Of
the many sufferers from the tortures OF pro-
Ionged wakefulness. Its worth may be
easily tested by any one with strong viii
power. That many eminent men-Napo-
leon. Horace Greeley, William III. Seward,
for example-p0ssessed the secret OF going
to sleep at will Is we'll known.
In using the following directions the only
caution necessary is that before the hyp-
motto sleep merges into natural slumber the
sleeper Is apt TO answer uDconsciously any
questions that may be gently asked, and
thereby reveal secrets that might perhaps
cause domestic disturbance. But the inno-
cent need have no fears.
Lie on your right side; close the eyes
gently. Forget that the lids are barriers to
seeing. and turn your eyes Inward and
downward, so that you can see your breath
as IL Ii were yapor leaving the nostrils and
curling off in the air. Then watch II re-
turn up the nostrils and then out again.
Concentrate your powers Of vision until
you seem actually TO see this-then you are
asleep.
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Berkeley.

Manager Brann and Captain Hunt, OF the
University of California eleven, have had q
conference with Manager ChampIin and
Captain Clemens, of the Stanford team, and
as result will play the intercollegiate game
on December IL
The class Of "a will have their junior day
exercises on December 10 The "Presi-
dents Address,, a one-act farce; a humor-
Gus paper on college affairs. aud music will
comprise the morning exercises. In the
nasium.
James MeNichol was arrested yesterday
by Constable Mccarthy for annoying the
Sisters at 81. joseph's Convent.
lhe stan OF the Berkeley Herald rendered
reception to their lately acquired editor.
=; Sl. cunningham, recently of Guatemala,
Thursday evening. After a banquet at The
acheson House they all drove to Oakland
TO see the Democratic procession.
Inc only change In the Varsity eleven.
when plays the Olympics to-day, is the sub
stiiutlon OF Haskins for Wilson. Hasklns
nad his hand injured In the first game, but
1t is all right now.
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FEDERATED TRADES.
A Brief and Unimportant Meeting Held
Last Night.

A Brief and Unimportant Meeting Held
Last Night.
That organized labor needs to form a
new central organization il 1t does not de-
sire to loose all prestige was strikingly
illustrated at last nights meeting OF the
Federated Trades.
There were scarcely twenty five mem bers
OF the council present, and after the read
ing of the minutes OF the previous meeting
was over there appeared TO be hardly any
other business on hand.
One of the delegates moved that the sal
airy OF the recording secretary be no longer
continued and that his Office be made an
unsalaried one.
He stated that the monthly income of the
council is only S97 and the regular ex-
penses footed up sll3, giving this as reason
for his motion.
The matter was postponed until future
meeting in order TO ascertain whether the
proposed new labor federation could be
successfully formed.
The uphoIsterers served notice that after
January / they would withdraw from the
council,
Chairman Macarthur announced that a
meeting would be held on November 20 TO
take the matter of forming a new labor
federation in hand, ana he urged that dele
gates from every union in the city be in
attendance
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The PLEASURE OF FALLING.
one way OF Dying Declared to Be Ex
ceedinRiy Pleasant. ,

Sa"k Decfafeu TO De
ceeding'y Pleasant.
st. Louis GIobe-Democrat
when my time comes to cross ever tho
river L hope to be killed by fall" said
Dr. II. =. Smith. 1T is beautiful death.
ana the victim passes from time to eternity
as sweetiy and painlessly as an infant fall.
ing asleep. The old Roman method OF exc
cutlon by hurting from ihe Tarpeian Rock
was much preferable. from q humanitarian
point oil view. to elecirocution, be the latter
never so sudden. 1 have had several falls
In my lie that according to all accepted
TRADITIONS, should prove fatal | once had
series OF falls down the steep eide of
mountain, bounding twenty TO forty feet at
TIME, and, strange to say, did not lose
consciousness. l realized perfectly we'll
what was happening to me. / knew that l
was getting horribly bruised and that bones
were swapping In various parts OF my
anatomy, but experienced no pain what
ever. 1 rather enjoyed the bouncing, and
regarded the probability of getting killed IS
q comparatively trifiing matter. When I
nnaiiy came to fun stop lay in dreamy
state Tor few moments. then drifted into
unconsciousness upon what appeared to me
when man has limb broken by a fall
ne does hct know 1t until he attempts to
rise; ne may suspect that all is not we'll
Win MIN, but, 10 save him, he cannot locate
the trouble. The most dellghtful sensation
ever experienced was while falling from
the basket Of q balloon into Lake Erie. l
had gone up at Cleveland with Professor
Hirscn. We were carried cut over the
lake, and when about $50 feet from the sur
lace the crazy old trap OK pIoded. To avoid
being tangled up In the wreck jumped. Ii
seemed 70 me that / was an hour falling.
My whole intellectual activity was increased
to wonderful degree. Great thoughts
surged through my mind. but l felt no an
xeiy whatever. wished that ] might fall
forever. The rush OF the wind was intoxf-
eating. struck slightly sideways. and the
concuss.on rendered me insensibls. I
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A Trick TO Raise Money.

At about o'clock last evening a dirty
faced, dust-bedaubed boy about years old
stood near the entrance of the Lick House
crying most piteously. In a short time
several gentlemen collected about the little
fellow to ascertain the cause OF his tears.
The youngster said that while be was on q
Post-street car near Grant avenue trying to
sell his papers. two newsboys jumped on
the car and knocked him off. He fell on the
hard stones, he said, and hurt his leg nd
losti his money, 30 cents. out OIL his pocket.
The conductor of the car. who was look
Ing at the boys papers, kept them, and now
the little fellow, having neither money nor
papers, was afraid TO go home because his
mother would thrash him. One gentleman
offered to go home with hin and explain
the case 10 his mother. but the youDgster
did not think that good idea. 1t looked
like sad case. but after careful question
ing it became plainly evident that il was
only little trick 10 raise money.
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Fourth race (selIipg). fifteen sixteenths of
mile-Revnlver l07, Mabel NJ 100, fearless
100, Lady Useful l07, Cleopatra liz, Red
Prince l04, Democrat 104. Queen Bee 104
Fifth race, one mile-Hock Hooking Jr.
los. Santa Anna 121. Early 90, Santa Fe 93,
Cheerful 102, Topgsllant 90
The board of directors met yesterday and
decided that members family tickets should
admit two ladies, and, furthermore. that
offices for the sale of admission tickets to
the races should DC established at the Pal
ace Hotel and NJ. a. Gunst's cigar-stands,
on Kearny street.
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WHO IOFmtfIY neIu q pObILIOn 10
-easurY ThA nnhitinns are worth.

All the positions referred to above are
.AemDt from examination under rule - OF
I Ie eivli service reform regulations. Max
CVmmittee, stated that all recommends
mons ION Tor heads of departments were TO be
ieIt entirely to The Congressional deiega-
ions Mr Pepper says that he himself is
looking Tor nothing at all. nor would he ac-
cept an office.
81, jeremiah Sullivan and j. j. Dwyer are of
the same mind.
one as yet appears TO know who will
succeed Postmaster Backus, nor just who
may be Collector OF Internal Revenue.
SUB Treasurer Jackson's term of Office
henee there will be no changes in the Offices
~ ms department. during that time.
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A New Alloy.

The name Of margarine has been given to
new alloy brought forward In Germany as
a material OF great resisting power. and
which consists Of copper. nickel and man.
ganese. The specific resistance OF this
article Is given as for ty-two microhm cent?
meters; that Is. higher than even that OF
nickeline, which has hitherto passed as The
best resisting metal. Another advantage
OF margarine is its behavior under varia-
lions OF heat. the resistance, il Is claimed.
Dein affected only In minute degree by
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ACrrdit to Hersex.
New York sun.

The women students at Oxford have since
1884 obtained several firstclass honors in
modern history. This year, for the first
lime, woman has achieved the distinction
81 first class In the final classical school.
And at the same time a Parsee student,
Miss S0rabjis. has accomplished the more
remarkable feat OF taking a third class in
The examinations for the Il. G. L.. the most
1lficult law examination of the university
Of Twenty-Five men with whom this woman
student had TO compete two failed altogether,
Two obtained seconds and not ona first
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A POPULAR SHERIFF.
G. s. Mackenzie of Napa L. Elected for a
Third Term.

G. $. Mackenzie of Napa L. Elected for a
Third Term.
ave have had hard fight for il In
Napa." said Sheriff George Mackenzie of
that city to a CALL reporter at the Grand.
Mr.. Mackenzie, than whom no more popu-
lar official can be found 10 Napa County.
has been elected Sheriff for a third con-
5ecutive term on the Republican ticket.
''Napa has always gone solid on the Re-
publican ticket" continued the genial
Sheriff. ''but this year the Democrats
pushed US hard. and we have lost two or
three men on our ticket.
MY political opponent, II. III. Harris.
worked hard to win his fight, and, as Napa
does not believe in three terms of Office as
rule, / wasn't at all sure OF holding my
ground. but it has turned out all right for
me and / rode in on 400 majority. LIZ there
had been the faintest flaw in my past rec
ord. however, should have stood no show
at al
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DIR. EAST0N'S CONDITION.
he Is Pronounced Out of Danger by !
PhysicIap.

He Is Pronounced Out of Danger by His
Physician.
The condition of the Rev. Thomas Chal-
mers Easton, pastor of Calvary Presby-
terrain Church. who was stricken with
paralysis on Wednesday last, was much
improved last night. His physician, Dr..
McNutt, pronounced him out OF immediate
danger He is in good spirits and takes
such food as the doctor allows regularly.
The minister has been working very hard
lately Oh book which was to be published
in January next entitled "The Crimson
Curse, or Plea for Motherhood and Baby
hood" which is a series OF essays.
Oyerwork Is supposed to have been the
cause of his illness, hence ne has been or
dered to take absolute rest until be becomes
stronger.
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WARM WORK ON THE GAELIC.
"o Americans Match the Wide World
at Poker.

at Poker.
IL was tho liveliest trip the Gaelic ever
mace from sporting point OF view" said
ieeehI arrival on that steamer from the
trent to CALL reporter at the Palace.
IL was case Of Americans against the
word Te played all day and nearly all
- raises and pair OF jacks In
Svuf hand was worth $50 any time.
=; ne foreigners tried TO knock us ont OIL
., n me, but we managed TO blow hole Into
t tael! letters OF credit. which left them
"isathless on the beach.
russia may be something out OF the way
IA Ia Europe. and Italy, have no doubt, can
noiu her own there, but we two Americans
S'e ..s The shock Of battle against all corners:
n we tried TO knock the stnffing out OF
: , aui Aeumann-we thought he was Ha-
"@iian raised-but We didn't bluff him
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high temperatures; on this account it is
adapted To the manufacture OF measuring
instruments and of electrical apparatus in
general, those which are required to vary
their resistance to as slight a degree as
po ssible under different degrees of heat. A
further interesting fact is mentioned
namely, that while other metals increase
their resistance by the raising of the tenn.
perature, that Of margarine is diminished.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
KATE DwYER. plaiptIfa

KATE DWYER, plaintiff
, VS. SUPERIOR COURT.
NELSON LARSEN. and Department No. l,
his wife. ANNIE M No So $40
LARSEN. ANN DwYER EXECUTION
ct ais, defendants
Under and by virtue OF an execution issued out
Of the Superior Court, Departments No. l. OF the
city and county OF San Francisco, State OF Calf
fornia. on the 10th day OF November A. D. 1892,
Ia the above entitled action, wherein KATE
Judgment ana execution against ELSON LARSEN,
ana his wife. ANNIE NJ. LARSEN, ANN DwYER.
et ais defendants. the 2Sth day of October A q.
1882, am commanded to sell all the right, title
and interest OF said defendants and of each OF
them In and TO all that certain Iot nhce or parcel
OF land situate. lying and being In the CITY and
county OF San Francisco, State OF q tffornIa ava
bounded and described as follows: C<knmencIns az
pom, on the soufhwestery line OF Eleventh street
uIstaht thereon southeasrery seventy {7O) feet
streets. and running thence southeasterIy along
said line OF Eleventh street fifty (5Ol feet tbenee
soutnwesteriy seventyeight (7S) feet more or less
thence northwesteriy hity 900 feet to point dis.
less from the southwestery line Eleven street
and thence northeasterly eghty-two 1877 feet mora
or Tess. and 10 the point of commencement
Poolie notice Is hereby given that on SATUR-
DAY, the 3rd day OF December A. ID. 1892. at IL
O'Clock noon of that day, in front OF the new CITY
Hail, Larkfn street wing In the city and county Of
San Francisco. will In obedience TO said order OF
eale and decree OF execution sell the interest Of said
defendants and or each of them fn the above de-
scrioed property much thereof rs NAV bs
ment. with interest and costs etc. to the hishest
and best bidder for cash In gold coin OF the United
States.
San Francisco. November 10. 1892
Z. s. LAUMEISTER, Sheriff
BENJAMIN HEALEY. attorney for plaintiff.
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observed that the object ball, in passing
around the table. describes an almost per-
feet diamond-shaped figure.
The cue ball should be struck horizon
tally below the center, care being taken
not to make the stroke too low The blow
should be quick and sufficiently hard to
allow the object bail TO traverse the dotted
line and lodge within the dotted semicircle.
The draw Will cause the cue ball to carrom
to the third and force in into position in the
semcircle. close to the object bali
An average OF three British seamen lose
their lives every day by drowning. and 800
British steamers and sailing vessels are lost
at sea yearly.
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though not as yet fully
explained, that in adj
iusting the eyes to this
position some nerve-cen-
ter Of the brain Is af-
feeted. producing an ef-
feet like switching off
electricity from a key
board, and unconscious
ness follows almost iu-
stantly.
IL is q common obser-
walton among nurses
that babies get cross
eyed just before they
tall asleep" and this
can ba easily yarifiefl
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This afternoons programme is as follows:
First race (selling) all ages, eleven-six-
teenths of a mile-Midnight III. Vanity
95. Mackey lis, Joe Harding 103. Ida
Glenn 107. Lodi 103. Mount Carlos Ill,
Mountain Boy 107.
flSecond race (selling, two-year-olds. six
furiongs-Connaught 90. Tigress 80. ALI
ance 10, ThermidOr &C. Estrelia 90.
Third race (handicap). one and quarter
miles--Santiago 1l5. Captain Al Ito. Sheri-
dan 115. Marigold 102. Canny Scot l07. Al
mont 112. Fanny + l07. Brosdchurch 80.
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All business men who rejoice in the cleo
ton OF Cleveland ana Stevenson will as
semble this Saturday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the Produce Exchange rooms, to
participate in the torchlight proce sion.
FRANK DALTON, Chairman.
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WORTH cent. and then we discovered I've
WAS californian and wouldn't take a bluff
mat only proves our assertion that in
sneer sporting nerve and snap Americans
can meet the world"
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seemed to have fallen into a mighty pyro-
technIc display. Blue, red and orange
aames shot up and fell in shower OF
came oblivion. Oh. il was a
glorious experience, but withaI triie
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A GOOD BILLIARD SHOT.

The Object Ball Made 60 Describe q
Diamonds Shaped Figure.
New York World.
The following instructive billiard shot
has been arranged by Professor Vignaux,
the celebrated French expert: 1t will be
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIR7
L block In the center of San Francisco. 1t Is tbs
model hotel OF the world. Fire aud earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every room Is iarse
light and airy. The ventilation IL perfect A bath
and closet adtoin every room. All rooms are easy
OF access from broad. light corridors The central
court. Illuminated by electric light, IT'S Immense
ras. roof broad balconies carriage-way aud tropi-
cal plants are features hitherto unxnewn In Amert
can hotels CHESTS entertained on either the Ameri
Fan or European pIap. The restaurant Is the huess
IN the city. Secure rooms in advance BY telegraph
ing. THE PALACE AOTkLs
isttt San Francisco. Cal.
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Alameda.

The publication OF the Democrats last
evening was not very big affair and had it
not been for the small boy contingent the
parade would have proved less effective.
The Gentlemen's Driving Association has
arranged to have a meet on THANKSGIVING
day at their track near Melrose. The pro-
gramme committee consists of Messrs.
Charles 5. Neal. q. Lapham and l. l.. Bor-
den.
The city election will be held next April.
and already there is considerable talk con.
corning IL. There will be elected two Trus-
tees, the terms of Z. b. Mastick and c. S.
Neal expiring, and Two School Directors.
the terms Of Z. A. Brown and ID. j. Sulli-
van expiring. There will also be elected
shall and City Assessor Heretofore no
party lines have been drawn and 1t is not
likely that this custom will be changed at
the coming election.
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where there are busts or portraits over the
mantelpiece OF Don Carlos and the MARQUIS
qe Cerralh0, his accredited representative.
Literature Is freely circulated The Correo
Espsnoi. bright and pugnacious, is pub
iished daily at Madrid and contains
constant references TO Charles VII. his
Queen. and Don Jaime. Prince of the Astu-
rlas, which the authorities allow to pass
unreouked. Several provincial towns have
even comic Journal, the Calacuerdo, which
merciiessly satrizes Senior CanOvas del Cas-
THO and all his works. Public meetings
ana oanquets are constantly being held ia
various parts OF the country where allie
glance Is openly professed to the sovereign
In exile, and the audiences are exhorted TO
make ready Tor the day when he shall return
10 enjoy his own again. A campaign OF this
sort took place last month among the noun
tain districts Of Northern Spain, in the
neighborhood OF Santander, and ii was the
unanlmiiy and enthusiasm displayed there
which seemingly awoke the Government to
the serious character of the movement
The most active efforts Of the Government
nave been directed to soliciting the Pope's
cooperation in disconntenancing the Carlist
cause, but nothing Is more unlikely than
that his Holiness should agree to this. The
acQuiescence of Don Carlos In the Pope's
orders that French Legitimists should ab-
stain Tor the present from disturbing the
republic has strengthened the ties which
bound him 10 the Holy See, and the Carlists
OF Spain have been reused to renewed en-
ergy by the conception that their sovereign
was now dedicating himself more exclus-
lively to their interests. They remember
that he is Spsniard by birth and senti-
ments. and consider his triumph to be
merely question of time
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She-Oh. father. why don't you like him
Father-I don't want any dude to visit
my daughter who wears diamonds and eats
dairy lunches.-Judge.
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HOW TO GO TO SLEEP.
Hypnotic Yourself aud Get Rid OF Your
Insomnia.

One OF the technical words used in scien-
fifc descriptions of the phenomenon Of
hypnotism is ''transfxion." This relates
to the position of the eyes just before hyp-
motto sleep comes on, and it is believed
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Chicago Proposal.
Wabash McHenry-Mrs. Lakeside, Lo-
bella, will you be mine?
Mrs. Lakeside-How much alimony do
you pay NEW York Herald.
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A Sensible Man,

FoR rheumatism and neuralgia you cannot get
better RENE dy than Salvation OIL.
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1HeIe are also laDoTerS, messengers,
watchmen and boatmen. to the number of
Iorty-two, who draw 5000 per annum.
Candidates for tile Office of the Surveyor
CT the Port have not come prominently to
the front as yet. The salary for the Sur
veyor is 5000 per annum. one deputy
Stj-5 and one messenger at $40.
John 4. Washington. an ex-journalist
who served two terms under Mayor Bart
lett as his clerk, has sgnifed his intention
10 make battle for the position of naval
officer. AS he has brother-in-law on the
National Democratic Committee his chances
are considered very good. The salary is
5000 year. one deputy S3125 and a clerk
and cashier $500.
Marshal Franks Of the United States
Court Of Appeals has strong Influence at
Washington in his fight for United States
MARSHAL to succeed Marshal Long. the in
cumbent.
Thomas P. Burns, the present cashier of
the sub-treasury, Is strong candidate for
the position Of sub-treasurer. He is a
native con and held the position of clerk Of
the Probate Court until eight years ago.
when he was appointed to his present posi-
lion by Cleveland. Harrison never re-
moved him. He is young man, Of an ex-
tended ecquaintanceship throughout the
city and State. Ills rival is Henry Wangen-
helm, who formerly held a position In the
sQb-iTeasurv. The p05itiOns are worth:
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods Il
ft detective aighi. A27 kearny street.
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Nantucket fnr Clexaland.

Special to THE CALL.
November 11.-Nantucket, Mass, has given
Cleveland $50 plurality. Democratic for the FIRST
time In lis his Ory.
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For clear head and steady
Take Bromo-seltzer-l0c bottle.