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The morning call., 1892-09-30
SIGNATURES IN PLENTY.
The on-Partisans' Appeal
Is Answered.
OUR CITIZENS ARE ASTIR.
Consultation Regarding the Best Way to
Raise Funds fr Presenting
the Campaign.

Solid results are evolving from the Nom
Partisan movement. which is gaining and
confirming adherents every day.
Taxpayers and the substantalthinking
business men are proffering financial aid
and practical suggestions for carrying out
the purposes of the party.
At meeting OF the Non-Partisan finance
committee and the party candidates at 16
Post street yesterday, vigorous campaign
was indicated in the general discussion.
Several members of the committee pre-
ssnted views regarding the most feasible
ways Of raising funds. I. R. Sullivan,
chairman of the executive committee, pre-
sented an estimate of Improbable expenses
Of the campaign. He gave the committee
and candidates his ideas in detail.
Another opinion based on practical reas-
oning came from L. r. Ebert. candidate for
Mayer. Mr.. Ebert said the election of the
Non-Partisan ticket meant TO the tax
paying masses e saving to the public treas
ury during the next two years OF close 70
half million dollars, and every man who
pays taxes ought to be interested In the
result. He thought that every man who
favored good government and had the
means to contribute ought to do so. His
o. Union was that an appeal to the business
men and taxpayers would be all that would
be necessary.
Among others present who lent words of
wisdom 10 the discussion were: Thomas
Ashworth, the nominee for Superintendent
of Streets; Charles Ashton, Tax Collector; :;
w. c. Burnett City and County Attorney;
W. A. Beatty, District Attorney.
Tie general sentiment was that the eX-
ecutive committee should not be hampered
Sy lack Of funds, and that after outside
sources had been exhausted the candidates
would personally contribute any balance
that might be required.
The finance committee agreed to mature a
plan for raising funds, and will probably
have it running in day or two.
As 10 the petitions of nomination now be-
ing circulated Secretary Peet stated that
from partial reports 1900 signatures had
already been enrolled and that before the
next two days are over IL is expected that
Sc, 600 names viii be secured.
/. b. Phillips and h. w. Hutton, attOr-
neys, have been engaged TO represent the
N0n-PaItissns before the Board Of Elec
ton Commissioners.
The Non-PartiSan Assembly district pre-
ctnct presidents, at a meeting Nedne esday
evening at 101S Market street, agreed to
attend, with 273 precinct clubs, the ratIfca-
tiou for which the campaign committee Is
now arranging. 1t is expected that the
meeting Will be called for Saturday even
ing, October s, and that the place will be
the Eddy-street Wigwam.
The finance committee agreed to meet
again On Monday next
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VICTIMS OF A RUNAWAY.
The Nearly Fatal Results Attending the
nrI ~ Cnlt.

The Nearly Fatal Results Attending the
Fast Driving of a Colt.
From the returns so far received there are
Just three casualties as the sequel to a
racing contest which took place on Golden
Gate avenue last Saturday afternoon.
j. Levy, an employe of firm of horse
dealers started out with fractions colt to
"try his gait" He drove out to the park all
right.
In returning, however. Levy ventured to
try the speeding qualities Of the animal.
In this he was successful, and the result
was that the horse went like ''streak."
Right in the line of the "stTeak" was a
cart containing Charles Fl. Tilton, the
manager Of the Milbrae MIX Company, aud
his young son.
A collision followed, in which Tilton's
cart performed several peculiar evolations
in midair and landed its occupants on the
street
Levy's cart gyrated. too. and he was sent
sprawling on his back.
The horse continued on its way. 1t
plunged across Market street, and continued
at a wild speed down Sixth street.
At the Harrison-stgeet crossing the horse
and cart ran into a Mrs. Branch, an elderly
lady, and knocked her down.
The list of the casualties is: Tilton badly
bruised about the head and face. His son
was severely cut and left arm fractured.
Levy has tired feeling. Mrs. Branch was
badly confused about the face and limbs.
The horse Was captured, and Levy's en-
pl0yers now value it at $50, 060, as the in-
jured parties intend 10 sue for that amount,
less See
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OLD FRIENDS CELEBRATE.

The Annual Reunion and Election OF
officers Last Night.
The annual reunion and election Of officers
of the "Old Friends" was held last night at
Irving Hall, 139 Post street
The programme contained many interest
ing numbers, prominent among which were
remarks on Friendship" by Charles
AIpers, piano solo by Miss Dora Hnk, and
remarks on ''Sociahility" by Clarence Gray.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ideut, A. Craig; secretary. j. E. Sinkey;
assistant secretary, Charles Burrey treas
urer, Arthur McGuTren
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TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF,
Young Prisoner Who Attempted Suff
cation by Gas.

Young Prisoner Who Attempted Suffo-
cation by Gas.
Last night about o'clock a young man
named Barrone was taken to the City
Prison and placed In one Of the tanks.
No charges were entered against him
and his name was placed on the small book.
About an hour and half afterward q
strong smell of gas was noticed emanating
from the back part of the Jail, where the
tanks are located, and one of the jailers
made an investigation.
Upon entering the cell where the young
man had been placed 1t was found that he
had turned the gas on full force, placed a
blanket over his mead and was trying to
end life in the shortest manner possible.
When found he was in a semi-conscous
condition, Dut was soon brought to. when
he was taken into another part of the
Jail, where he was placed SO that his actions
could be watched.
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of Sciences last night on "Botanizing in
the Sandwich Islands"
The professor SPOKE with enthusiasm OF
the luxuriant vegetation of the island Of
Hawaii in particular, where. he said, the
finest specimens of ferns and flowers were
to be found. 1t rains there ALMOST con-
tinually, and the forests are dense and
beautifully tropical.
The professor was well bronzed up from
bis outing, and vowed he had had delight
full time.
The snakes bothered him considerably.
The reptiles there are of most malig-
nant species, and their bite is often fatal
RummagiDg among the bushes aud ferns
one is apt to happen on a snake suddenly,
and the botaniZer must be somewhat of an
athlete to escape uninjured
The professor smiled as he talked on the
subject and there is no doubt he will spring
soue rare snake stories TO relieve the mo-
notony of university life this winter.
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A BIG TAILOR'S BILL.
NJ. f. Tsrpey Sued for the Price of an
Outfit.

III. f. Tarpey Sued for the Price of an
Outfit.
NJ. F. Tarpey ought to be able to cut q
dash in the current campaign as far as
clothes go.
He was sued by Bullock & Jones yester-
day for the price Of quite an extensive
outfit, alleged to have been specially selected
and ordered by him last June.
The bill includes: One sack suit Of Eng
lish worsted, $40; four cheviot vests at
S12 each. S48; one frock suit with silk lin
inge, S105; one cutaway suit of English
goods, $50; one pair trousers, English goods,
SIS; one sack suit, Scotch goods, SOS; one
oyercoat, silk Innings, S75.
1t is not stated that Mr.. Tarpey required
all these articles for his own use or why he
was dissatisfied with them, but the total
amount of the bill is c464
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BlRTHS-M MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by man
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be iudorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
TO have the same published
BORN.
JEFFRESS-In this city September q 1892 -
the wife OF E. T. Jetfress, son.
ToMSKY-in this city, September 81, 1892 20 the
wife of William TOmssy, a daughter
LoEW Elm this city September 20, 1892 to the
wife of William q. LOewe. son.
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Death OF Brother C.ssiu,

The announcement ofthe death of Brother
Martin Cassn was received with much re-
gret yesterday. Deceased was native OF
County Kildare. Ireland. and was 65 years
Of age. A solemn requiem mass will be
celeb ated ths morning at 10 o'clock at st.
Dominic's Church, ard the remains will be
taken to Benicia on the afternoon train for
inteIment.
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DR.. SChenCk'S Mandrake PILL
SHERIFFS SALE.
SUPERIOR COURT.
ADOLPH SUTRO
VS..
JOHN FOLEY EFT AIS.

AbOLTu oO 1hO department NO.
No 81 1857
JOHN FOLEY EFT AIS. order OF sale and Decree
of Foreclosure.
of foreclosure issued OF the Superior Court
Department No. 3, OF the city and county of San
Francisco State or California, on the s day OF
September. A. ID. 1892 nt he above entitled action
wherein ADULPH SUTR0, the above named plain
tif obtained judgment and decree OF force osure
against JOHN FOLEY defendant, the 3Ist day
OF August A. ID. 1892, which said judgment aud de.
cree was on the 9Th day of September. A. ID. 1892.
recorded IN judgment book Is OF said court page
244 am commanded TO sell all those certain lots,
pieces parcels Of land situate lying and being in
fornia. and bounded and described follows: That
portion or the San Miguel Rancho laid down and
designated on that certain map file In the
County Recorders office OF the city and county of
San Francisco as lots Nos. one ~, thirteen (l3),
fourteen (l4), fifteen 15) aud sixteen o. in block
'P' of said map. entitled Part OF Park Lane Tract
Map No Four" which map fled In the County
Recorders office OF the city and county of san
Francisco In Lioer E and OF maps, page 1877 on
the Z7th day of March. 1890.
Public notice is hereby given that ou SATURDAY
the Sth day OF october, A. ID. 1892. at II O'CLOCK
noon of that day, in trout of the CITY Hail.
Larkin-Street wing, in the city and county OF San
Francisco WILL in obedience to said order OF sale
and decree of foreclosure sell the above described
property so much thereof as may be necessary to
raise sufficient to satisfy said udgmen with interest
and costs. etc., 10 the highest and best bidder for
lawful money OF the United States.
c. 5. LAUMEISTER Sheriff.
San Francisco. September 10. 1892.
T. j. Il j. H. MOORE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
rooms II and 7S Montgomery block.
se16 % so OCT
The morning call., 1892-09-30
Checked by the Auditor,

Auditor Smiley has placed temporary
check on the work Of Engineers Manson
and Grnnsky, selected by the Sewer Commits
sion to examine the city's sewer system. bv
questioning the legality of the bills con-
tracted by the new commission. The mat
ter will come up at the next meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors. The Sewer Commis.
sioners are planning to report a scheme
whereby all the sewers now laid NAV i'm
some way be utilized in perfecting the entire
The morning call., 1892-09-30
Hook,s Magic Lanterns.

Henry Hook of Oakland has prepared a
series Of political cartoons which he pro-
poses to exhibit by means of magic Ian
terms. The cartoons have been approved
hv Chairman Meyers of the Republican State
Central Committee 1t is proposed to give
exhibitions 10 various parts Of the State
under the auspices Of the various county
committees.
The morning call., 1892-09-30
Not Ready to Nominate.

There was meeting of the Licensed
Taxpayers convention this afternoon at
4l3 Sutter street. The intention had been
10 make nominations. but owing to the
differences existing between the two fac
Tions of the local Democracy II was decided
80 put the nominations over until Monday,
when the convention will meet again.
The morning call., 1892-09-30
The Coopers Strike settled.

The coopers' strike. which has been on
for four or five months, has been settled,
and the men who are still out will return to
work on Monday. Only two shops had
been holding out recently. The strike was
caused by the bosses posting up notice In
creasing the hours of labor without any cor
responding increase in pay, or, il ths orig
inal hours were adhered to there would be a
reduction in pay. The men struck and have
been successful.
One hundred ard twenty thousand dollars
Is the first bid for the exclusive privilege of
selling peanuts at the Worlds Fair.
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for s133, 900. Her commander. by the way.
was old Captsib Humphrey Seabnry: father
of Seabnry Of the Nail Cempany's ship
China.
ss there he have Il been v gpoa oa aaug ny sGtS TS
that of the Mary Hume"
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MARRIED

'RILEY-HIC KS0N-In this city. September 90
1892, by the Very Rev. Father Z. j. Doran, Peter
O'Riley OF San Francisco ana Mary Z. Hlckson OF
Stockton.
wARNECKE-RuLFFs-In this city. September
%. 1892 by the Rev j. n. Schroeder Louis H.
Warnecke and Anna c. Rulfs.
The morning call., 1892-09-30
SNAKES AND BOTANY.

Six Weeks Amid the Flora OF the Sand
wfch Islands.
Professor Campbell. the incumbent
OF the chair OF botany at Leland Stanford
Jr. University, lectured before the Academy
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LArksr sHIFFING INTELLIGENOE.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. september 29.
sehr Herman, isascsoD, l3 days from Kodiak; 73
otter and seal skins, TO II Lebes ty Co.
Schr Alexander, Johnson is days from Allitak
Bay; 90 otter and seal skins, 10 II Liebes Co.
salad
THURSDAY, September 29.
Stmr Bonita. Leland San Pedro
Stmr Santa Cruz, Pummer.
Spoken.
Per schr Alexander-Aug-Schr Helen Blum with
so otter skins
Movements OF transatlantic Steamers.
BREMERHAFEN-ArrIve sept t29-stmrTrave,
from New YORK.
BALTIMORE-Arrived Sept 2e-stmr DeIano,
from Rotterdam
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr DANA from
Hamburg; stmr De Ruyter from Antwerp
The morning call., 1892-09-30
TEIE
CREAM FLAKE OATS

RE TIE BEST ROLLED OAIS IN THE
~ world. They are manufactured exclusively BY
the DEL MONTE MILLING CO., wh'
take special pains In their manufacture buying
only the white oats in the market with thei
latest improved machinery keep them ahsolutel
pure and clean. Tney are very delicious aud whole
some, giving strength to the entire system trla
will convince you Ask for the PEACOCK BRAND.
mrAtf ErMe IN
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Luxury 6 Necessity.

When Apollinaris was first brought to Amer
lea a great Amerzcau bAyacim (MAR1oN SMs)
declared it to be not only luxury but a neces-
sity" Since then its sale has risen from 2 to IS
millions. Now Apollinaris "reigns supreme" and
is ubiquitous. "-BRITIsH MEDICAL JOURNAL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WHITE House!
THE LARGEST
Retail Dry Goods House in The City.
DRESS GOODS,

The assortment of Imported Dress
Goods is now complete and comprises
the most elegant styles of French and
English novelties.
Velour Russo in all shades. Other
velvet effects are the most attractive
goods of the season.
A full line of Corduroy in all the new
colors.
500 pieces of genuine Cheviots at 5
cents per yard.
Hsr Mall Orders Solicited. Samples Sent on Ap
plication. Goods Sent Free to all Suburban Towns.
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from worlds tour in the cause of temper
auce, is visiting her niece, Miss Head, pro-
' Wednssday ' f Paqi 'Wef Wefbser. teIO0 assistan,
poundmaster. was bitten by dog owned
By a, Peterson He claims the dog was set
On him by the Peterson boy, and says he
will enter suit for damages.
Professor Hilgard and family are now In
Switzerland.
The st. Joseph's parish fair opens to-day.
Mr.. Hogan of st. Helena is looking at
Berkeley as a site for the establishment OF
undertaking parors. An Oakland under
taker Is also investigating the death rate.
At present Berkeley has no undertakers,
but the heavy death rate OF late and foul
condition of the sewers are undoubtedly
attracting the solemn gentlemen's atten-
tion.
The faculty have answered the reso lu-
tions of the Associated Students requesting
q lighter sentence for Sophomore Jones by
stating thet there is nothing to warrant any
change in their previous sentence.
The Berkeley Electric Light, Power and
Heat Company has filed articles of incorpo-
ration with capital stock of S50000. and
with the following subscribers in the sum
OF $50 each: A. A. Osborn, w. f. Sell, j.
NJ. Whitworth, John G. Mecredy and T. NJ
Cunningham.
Mrs. Margaret Schreiber was suddenly
stricken with paralysis the other ght aad
lived only two hours afterward.
Some of the Berkeley churches will ask G.
n. Crittenton, the evangelist, to hold a
series Of revival meetings here.
Miss Adelaide Hascom was awarded q
prize at the Stale Fair for pictures in pastel.
She Is the daughter CT NJ. l.. Hascom.
Concert at Mission San Jose.
A concert will be given in A. o. U. W.
Hall. Mission San Jose. tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening, for the benefit of the Catholic
church of that village. An excellent pro-
gramme is alreadv prepared and rare
musical treat is in store for the audience.
Opposite one of the numbers on the pro-
gramme is the name Of the celebrate d ocaIt
Miss Maria Hagan of Alameda, and opp site
another appears that of the inimitable comic
singer Mr.. Keynes of this city. The talent
secured, independent of the object for which
the concert is given, should insure a large
attendance.
The morning call., 1892-09-30
FACING THE CHOLERA.

Keep cool! The plague can't reach you If you do
the right thing at the right time
Cholera takes hold and runs its deadly career Only
branes of the stomach and bowels are diseased
LOOK TO THE SECRETlONS!
See that they are healthy and perfect Put ths
liver TO natural work. This assures digestion aud
nutrition. Avoid unripe fruits and unwholesoma
meats Cook everything. even water. Clean Of
the membranes OF stomach and bowels at once with
DR.. SChenCk'S Mandrake Pills.
They carry away all disease germs aud all poison
Gus matter. They assure perfectly healthy and
natural secretiOns. They turn the liver TO the
accoun OF digestion and nutrition. quickly, safely,
thoroughly. Keep head cooi feet warm, skin clean.
SchENCK'S MANDpRH oIELS
Have been tested in many Cholera epidemic.
They do for the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS
just what sanitary science says should be done with
drains. closets, rooms and the outer person. They
clean and purify the inner house and put the all
mentary channels In perfect order.
Avoid stimuantS Clear their effects out OF the
system at once with the MANDRAKE PILLS Put
the allmentary channels in order, aud bid defiance
to Cholera
In Cholera epIdemics, and all Others involving
vention and stand the credit of Dr. Srhenck's
nol1 ly WeFrMo 8p
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-24
PREPARING FOR LABOR DAY.
Committee Heard Committee Reports Last
Night-Grand Marshal's Arrangements.

The Labor-dsy committee met last night
the retirement of the Knights of Labor.
The new president, Mr.. Eden. was in the
chair. A total of sixty three unions were
reported as listed on the parade pro-
gramme. Grand Marshal Kiley was given
instructions to invite any trade-unlon-
which has not yet joined in the movement
to prepare to turn out with the rest. The
invitation is to hold good for unions of
contiguous towns The parade committee re-
ported that a scheme had been determined
on SO that the second division of last year 8
demonstration shall be first this year, the
third second. the fourth third and the first
of the four last. In this way each division
will hold the honor van one year. The
line this year will be divided in five di-
visions, Of which Casper Ruske will be
marshal of the first, James Deery of the
second, John Newhouse of the third
Thomas Neelan of the fourth and Philip
Huffbauer of the fifth. The line will con-
tain score of carrlages. In which
will ride the laundry-girls the sew
inR-girls and speakers. The starting
point will be corner of Washington and
Mississippi streets. The teamsters promise
Harry Morris will be Grand Marshal kiley's
chief of staff.
Messrs. Kennedy and Miner were added
to the committee on speakers. 1t Is practi-
cally decided that Rev. Father O'Don-
aghue Rev. ID. X. Lucas and Carey smith.
of the timers, will be on the list. The
celebration will occur at Armstrong; Park.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-24
PEOPLE ROBBED OF VOTES
State Committee illustrates the Beauties
of the Latest Gerrymander.
Date of the Elwood Tint Plate opening Changed
TO Sept 13--New Club in Haugh-
yille-Political Notes.

The gerrymander is the constant subject
of discussion among Republicans whenever
two or three are gathered in conversation.
A party OF four were talking about the in
EQUITY, on North Illinois street, few days
since, and each was feeling oppressed and
insulted in being partially DISTINGUISHED.
Il have never been able to understand"
said one, 'why our leading Republicans do
not attack the infamous law In the
courts. 1t is certainly unconsti-
turionaI, or else / have been de-
ceived as to what my citizenship
means am just as much entitled to q
full unit of q vote as any law-abIding man
in Indiana, and no Democrat Is entitled TO
more than the unit of q vote. If the DEM
ocratic view Is right. under our form of
State government i still want TO know ir,
so that can move TO a liberty LOVING COM
monwealth, where the preamble of the ma
tional Consultation Is realized. In either
event. l want TO see the matter settled I'D
court"
but court acIion takes money" sug-
gested another.
What of that interrupted third. Il.
for one, have 50 to give to a fund to down
the oppressive act of the Democratic
ytrang iers aud there are thousands of Re-
publicsns who feel just as do"
''You are right" said the fourth, II have
o five-dollar bill for the same purpose"
And so haye l." said each of the other
two.
The above incident was an actual occur
renee and shows the feeling on the subject.
The State Republican committee has just
issued o gerrymander map. showing the de-
tails of the OUTRAGE upon free and nm
trammeed suffrage. The map contains a
statement pointing ont wherein the In
Justice consists. Under the caption of
Specimen Outrages,o u few instances are
given as follows
Lawrence county has more votes than Owen,
Pike or Perry, and she Is not allowed a Repre-
sentative, although Perry, Pike and Owen have
one each Is this exact justicel
Ohio and switzerland have a total vote OF A.
GA, and neither have a Representative. but are
attached to Dearborn. both for representative
and senatorial purposes.
ST. Joseph county, with a total vote OF 10, 400,
Is Civ en- two Representatives because she Is sup
posed to be Democratic. and Wayne, with total
vote OF 1908, Is given one and float" with
Fayette because she il Republican.
Delaware and Randolph counties, with a total
vote OF 1913 and Republican majority of 81
500, are given one senator, while Floyd and
Washington, with total vote of IL 1923 and a
Democratic majority OF 1,295, given one
Senator. About two thousand Republican vo-
tiers disfranchsed.
There are anumber of counties which are
wholly DISTINGUISHED. This ia shown by
the margin of the map, where it is said:
The following counties are not allowed rep
resentative OF their own, but are thrown with q
Democratic one in order to overcome their Re-
publican maiOrities:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-24
TELL 1T TO THE MARINES"
That Tale About the Democratic Party's
"Wise and Beneficent" Tax Law.
Their Platform Says 1t 'Pnts the Entire In
crease Upon the Corporations" but Here
Are More People Who Know Better.

The list of Indianapolis taxpayers is
continued to-day. All names are given OF
taxpayers whose holdings in 1890 ant 1891
were identical All names are given,
whether the taxes have been increased or
decreased. The list i'd copied from the tax
duplicates. Corporations have been
omitted. Names have not been taken
where improvements have been added or
removed during the year, or where the
sale or purchase of land has changed the
holding of the taxpayer in any respect.
Readers are requested to compare their
tax receipts with the lists as published
and to notify the Journal of any inaccura-
cies. in order that they may be corrected.
1t will be noticed that the county officials
continue their work of loading up taxes on
people with such names as Bretz. Bretzlaff,
Brinkmeyer. Brunnhofer, Buch and that
the Brennans and BrOdens did not get of
without q heavy increase.