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Cocaine sometimes kills This fact
was forcibly demonstrated in the case
of Benjamin NJ. Noe. at bellevue hos
pital New York, recently. Death came
almost as soon as the drug was admin
tstered and the doctors do not doubt
that cocaine was the fatal agent.
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The little island of jamaica sells an
nually to the United States bansns,
exceeding in value the entire apple
peach and cherry crop Of this coun.
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The largest return of jewelry made
to the tax assessor by any private citi.
zen OF Atlanta is that of negro. The
books of the Atlanta tax receivers
show phcnomtnal increase in the
wealth of negroes residing in that city,
The morning call., 1892-09-19
TIE FRUIT INDUSTRY.

The gentleman who writes from San Jose
to the London Times that the fruit industry
has been oyerdone in California apparently
takes local view of the question. There
is undoubtedly more fruit produced in
Santa Clara County than Santa Clara
County can consume. There have been
periods in which fruit did not pay for the
cost of picking. But the very fact that
there was more fruit than there was mar
ket for under present methods of handling
prompted the orchardists to seek new mar
kets and to change the form in which to
present their product to the people 1t has
been said by an expert that California fruit
reaches only about 100000 people in the
United States. There are then G0.OO0, 600
ii does not reach. As it sells readily at
fair prices among the 5000, 600 it reaches, the
presumption is fair that it will sell among
the 60000,000 it does not reach when trans
portation facilities warrant its distribution
along new routes and into new towns and
cities. California fruit now crosses the con-
tinent, but as yet it is offered only in large
cities on the direct route. As the product
increases new markets will be opened up.
There are ten times as many people to
whom fruit may be sold as are now buying
the California article. There will also be
changes in the methods of preserving
fruit. The more accustomed a people be-
come to the use Of fruit in the summer
months the more necessary fruit will be in
the winter. Wnen the season for fresh
fruit expires the stores of preserved fruit
will be drawn upon. Unlike wine, fruit
cannot be manufactured. When the Euro
pean grape crop fails science Is called upon
to supply the demand for wine. And
science does the work 30 well that nine out
of ten Americans do not know wine made
from the juice OF the grape from wine
made in the factories.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
ANDREW JACKsoN's TARIFF VIEWS.

Democratic orators are prone to refer to
jefferson and Jackson as the inspiration of
their party. They had other great men in
their day, but these two promulgated doc
trines that gave the party its distinctive
characteristics. 1t is little unfortunate
for Democratic speakers in 1892 that on the
principal issues between the two great par
ties the Republicans should find botn Jeffer-
son and jackson on their side. Both are on
the record as advocates of a protective
tariff. Democrats who delight to pore over
Parton's Life of jackson" should pay es-
pecial atten tion to letter which L.. III.
COlman, member of the Virginia As
sembly, addressed to Jackson in 1924. and
Jacksoh's reply. The most important para
graph in Mr.. Colman's letter is the follow
ing:
Being one OF the six members of the Virginia
Assembly in caucus last winter who voted for
you as ft and proper person 10 be supported
by the people Of the State for the Presidency OF
the United States, and having since heard that
you are In favor of the oecliug duty policy.
take the liberty of desiring you 10 inform me
whether you intend voting for the tariff bill now
before Congress.
Mr.. Colnan adds that 'we are anti-tariff
here, and candor requires me to say that
should you be the advocate of a measure to
which our interest is evidently opposed the
zeal with which you have been hitherto sup
ported will be relaxed" Nothing daunted
by this suggestive intimation, the sturdy
old Democrat replied in a long letter. of
which the following is the most significant
statement OF views:
This Tariff mean iudiei6us one-possesses
more fancisul than real dangers / will ask what
81 sft,, 81 ot,Ifr hara
has The American farmer a market for his sur
plus products? Except for cotton he has neither
q foreign nor home market. Does not This clearly
prove that when there is no market either at
home or abroad that there Is too mDeh labor enl-
ployed In agriculture? And that the channels of
labor should be multiplied? CommOn-Sense
points out at once the remedy. Draw from
agriculture lie superabundant labor, employ ii
In mechanism and manufactures. thereby Great.
ing home market for your breadstufs aud dis
tributlng labor 10 most profitable account. aud
benefits 10 the country viii result Take from
agriculture in the United States six hundred
thousand men, women aud children, and you at
once gain home market for more breadstuffs
than all Europe now furnishes us. In short, sir,
we have been too long subj ct to the policy OF the
British merchants 1t is time that we should be-
come little more AmericanlZed, ana instead of
feeding the paupers and laborers Of Europe
feed our own, or else. in short time, by continu-
ing our present policy, we shall all be paupers
ourselves.
The letter contains much other good pro-
tective doctrine. 1t is as sound on that
point as Harrison's letter of acceptance or
McKinley's speech. But Democratic speak
ers will have a hard time in making it
harmonize with a platform which declares
protection to American industries uncon-
stitutionsI
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

David B. Hill has purchased the Fritz
Emmett villa on the HUDSON.
Clara Sehumann, the widow of the CON-
poser. is said to be in failing health.
There is a report in New York that Addi-
son Cammack, the bear leader, intends to
retire from Wall street.
Governor Bulkeley of Connecticut has
proclaimed Friday, October q, Discovery
day, as public holiday.
Among the possible successors to Senator
Dawes in 1898 are Henry Cabot Lodge, WILL
lam w. Crapo, John ID. Long AMI George d.
Robinson.
Representative w. c. P. Breckenridge of
entucky has decided 10 give up his house
at w Washington and n axe Lexington his home
again as far as possible.
One of the most remarkable blind men Of
the century is John B. Herresholf. the Rhode
Island boat-builder. whose fast yachts have
made him famous on all waters.
Virchow's antagonism TO Bismarck has
brought its own reward. Tue professor
has been designated by Emperor William
as rector for the University Of Berlin.
Count Pourtales. Of the Foreign Office, in
Berlin, will be married on September 20. in
the 81. Mattlisei Church, to the Countess
Giceia Kantz, daughter OF Prince Leopold S
Court Marshal,
Conspicuous as was the late Francis Ker-
nan OF Utica in his profession aud as a ser
want of the city and State. he was devoted
to his family and never was SO happy as
when at his own freside.
j. Sterling Morton, Democratic candidate
for Governor of Nebraska, is the founder OF
ArbOr day, which was first made legal
holiday in Nebraska and is now q legal holi-
day in majority of the States.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
WILL WRITE NO MORE LETTERS.

1t is said that the National Democratic
Committee has induced Mr.. Cleveland to
forego the pleasure of answering the letters
his unknown admirers may send him.
These letters, 1t is said, makes Cleveland a
kind OF laughing stock and furnished the
Republicans with a large amount of ammu-
milton. Without doubt a silent campaign is
the one for the Democrats to pursue. The
more tariff talk there is the better for the
Republicans. Who can estimate the dam
age the EIaminer's anti-tariff editorials
have done the Democratic party in this
State? But there is no more reason why
Cleveland should 90 through the campaign
tongue-tied than there is why other Demo-
Gratis should submit to like treatment. If
the party has any abler men than Cleveland
the country has yet to find it out. 1t was
not Cleveland who caused to be inserted the
suicidal tariff plank in the Democratic plat
form. Neither was il Cleveland who
prompted Labor Commissioner Peck to
print report in the middle of the campaign
showing that the Mckinley taIiff has done
for the country all its advocates claimed that
it would do. And it is not Cleveland that is
talking wildly about force bill and negro
domination when there is no such measure
before the people. 1t is worthy Of remark
in this relation that Mr.. Harrison has not
been requested TO remain silent. On the
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look at the matter. The average citizen,
whatever his politics. wants clean govern
ment and an honest Judiciary. He does not
want ballot-box stuf1ing. He does not
want to enthrone fraud and brutality at
elections. He does not want Coils P. Hunt
ington TO dominate the Legislature. He
does not want Nike de Young to be Sena-
ator. he does not want Judges on the
bench who take orders from Fourth and
Townsend, or Board Of Supervisors which
makes merchandise of city franchises. 1t
is because he thinks he would Eaye to en-
dure these things if Crimmins and Kelly
and Dorm and De Young triumph this fall
that, without renouncing his allegiance TO
his party on national questions, he is in
clined to give non-partissn organization a
fai- trial
The morning call., 1892-09-19
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

TEE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully canyassed in order to learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
people. The result is that THE CALL cir
culates fully one-fourth moro copies than
any other paper. The CALL circulation
leads by fully one-quarter. The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
Examiner. The above facts show why The
CALL is so strong in San Francisco.
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ALONG THE COAST.

Crescent City has brand-new eannery.
The Indians and chipmunks are mighty
busy up about Truckee harvesting the pine
nut crop.
All the mines in the Coeur d'Alene are
now running full blast, and there is not a
union man employed.
Tulare County has the biggest prune crop
in the State. In fact, the county is full Of
pruues and Is proud of 1t.
A club has been formed at Porterville to
protect the fish in Tule River, and. incl
dentally, OF course, to eat them.
George Gard is stumping Southern Cali
fornia. George evidently has yet TO dis
cover that the politician who speaks is lost.
BY the aid of irrigation Nevada expects to
become great farming State, and when it
does there will be an end of the silver
party.
A Modoc County man Is working min
ing claim that he abandoned in 1849 and is
taking out plenty of ore that goes $40 n
gold to the ton. Times change, you see.
Fresno Comfy Democrats are beginning
to find out that it does not pay to begin the
shotgun policy at home. The party was
never so badly divided there as now.
1t has been discovered that California
roses contain 70 per cent more perfume than
those grown anywhere else. This is one Of
the things we have all known so well all
along that we had forgotten all about it.
j. ]. Moore, Democrat, who has been
Treasurer OF the Republican county of Inyo
for twenty years. announces that lie will
not be candidate for reelection. For the
first time. consequently. since 1870 there
viii be scramble for this along with the
other Offices.
There is complaint that the "men who
own Monterey" will not put their hands in
their pockets 10 help build the proposed
cross country railroad TO Fresno. The ''men
who own Monterey" as it happens, are not
the sort of men who build railroads intended
to run in opposition to those they already
possess. They really did more than any
body expected OF them when they permitted
their Sacramento newspapers to approve
the new project
The morning call., 1892-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

T1vou OPERA HOUSE. Eddy street. of Market.
Opera" -"Oiyette."
BrSTI- STREET THEATER. Bush street bstweeD
Kearuy and Montgomery. The Millionaire"
S-oCvwELL's THEATER. Powell street. near Mar
ket DraEa-"The New South"
BALDWIN THEArER. Market street, near Powell
Comic opera-"La CigaIe."
GRovr-srREEr THEArER, Grove street, above
Pelk. Drama-'The Upper Hand"
MoRosCo's THEArER, Howard street, between
Third and Fourth DRAMA Prisoner for Life"
CALTTORNIA 7 HEATER. Bush street above hearny.
Cumeuy--r1e Junior Partner"
ALctzkE THEATER, O'Farreu street, between
Stockton and Powell Drana-'In Spite OF AL"
Wow AI THEATER, corner Stockton and Geary
streets. variety entertainment
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into insensIbility in the sixth round and
there was just little alarm that he might
not come round, but he did. The victor is
ornamented with black eye


ornamented with a black eye.
Great apprehension unquestionably exists
in England that quite a number OF building
societies may break up. Ii a strong run By
depostors were made on one day many Of
them would be in difficulties, but in nearly
all cases notice of at least several days must
be given and there is time to realize il the
assets are sound. The usual rate of interest
is 315 or per cent and this tempts de-
posit0rs, who can only obtain 2b per cent
in the Government Savings Bank. An
other class of customers who suffer by q
crash are those who invest in the purchas Q
of houses on special terms. As yet the
Birkbeck Bauk stands firm, but there is
evidently uneasiness elsewhere.
After the autumn military maneuvers in
Europe rumor is rife as TO changes in the
political situation and the possibilities of
war; France is at this moment pronounced
calm and confident in her great resources,
with an army strong and reliable in every
feature. Quite what her relationship with
Russia is has not yet been divulged, but it
is mysteriously limited that this may soon
appear. a cordial understanding with
Italy would be valuable to France, but
where are the signs that il exists? Surely
not in mere compliments. AS far as Russia
is concerned there can be no breach of the
peace for some time, save in the nomadic
regions. A famine and cholera with
scarcity of money and poor credit are not
the stimulants on which glorious war feeds.
Germany is we'll prepared for any contin-
gency, making allowance for discomfort in
politics. which may or may not undermine
imperial notions of empire.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
New System OF Ventilation.
New York Sun.

An improved system of ventilation has
been introduced in the great hall of the new
Serbonne, in Paris, the principle resorted
to being that OF maintaining the walls at
higher temperature than that Of the air
which they inclose. In order to accomplish
this mixing chamber is located beneath
are mixed to the temperature desired
the air is forced into the auditorium
through a large number OF small holes
in the floor and in front Of the seats,
the openings being covered by wire net
ting. Before the entrance Of an audience
the walls are thoroughly warmed by forcing
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air heated to 200 degrees into conduit
which delivers the air into space behind
the molding and close to the floor.
The wall is thus heated to temperature
of 100 Degrees temperature which, by.
radiation, will keep the audience comfort
able, at the same time ventilatng the hall
with air at sixty degrees, derived from the
mixing chamber. All downward cold drafts
are thus prevented, the currents of air all
being upward, owing to the heated surface.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
ArCTToN SALES TODAY.

FUrN1rURF.-By Butterheld & Vincent, at Sl4
Steiner ST., at II o'clock.
FuRS1T uKE.-By l.. Burd, at 822 Harrison ST., at
i O'Clock.
CARrErs.-By NJ j. simmons, at 1857 Market
st. at o 80 O'clock
IuRNlTURK.-By NJ. J. Simmons, al 1857 Market
st.. al IL clock
CuA1Rs.-By L. : Spear & Co., st corner Market
and Eighth SITS. at | O'Clock.
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e1rRscRTpVToN RATES:

DAILY CALL Gncluding sundays, So per year Oy
n.sf postpsid: 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
slender month. through carriers DAILY CALL
Eve cones. three months S6 25. SUNDAY CALL
fsfxtsen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CAILand WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per yesr,postpala'
WEEKLY CALL Is pagesl 81 per year. postpaid
THr CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
ror will The editor enter into correspondence re-
tsfeftng fbspt
The morning call., 1892-09-19
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHE ER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAY Francisco. September 19, lS92J
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight.
Northern Californis-Cioudy and foggy weather,
win showers on the northwest coast and north
central portion; sOutberly to westerly winds;
nearly stationary temperature, except cooler along
tie coast and at Sacramento.
Southern California - Fair; westerly winds;
nearly stationary temperature.
Oregon and Washington-Light rains, preceded
by fair weather in Northeast Washington variable
winds; nesrly stationary temperature, except
cooler 1t Walia Talla ana Olympia.
Neyada-Falr; south 20 west winds; generally
warmer.
Urah-Fair; warmer. followed by stationary tenn
perature ia northern portion.
san Fraucsco-Cioudy aud foggy turning 10
mst south to west winds: slightly cooler.
JOHN p. FISLEY.
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry, officer ID charge
The morning call., 1892-09-19

Go TO the Wlgwam Theater the coming week
and witness grand entertainment. See Lew
Johns0n's Jubilee Singers, eight in number, Lay.
lola Sisters, Eastern song and dance artists, and
a host OF specially artists. Also a grand bur-
esque by Thomas Leary, entitled "Pln-a-4."
with delightful music, beautiful women and Tin Q
scenery Go and see the show.
The morning call., 1892-09-19

contrary. the Republican managers want
him to take as active part in the campaign
as official and domestic duties will permit.
Harrison's admirable speeches during the
last campaign are assurances that in his
case it is speech that is golden and silence
ell.
The morning call., 1892-09-19

The alleged connection between gypsies
and the nails used in the crucifxion has
frequently been referred to. 1t is said that
the tinkers are descendants of the one who
made the nails for the cross. and are con-
demned to wander continually without rest.
This tradition is very common in the High
lands Of Scotland.
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by year, and the Vorskia, once an abundant
tributary of the Dnieper, and comparable
to the Hudson or Delaware, $50 miles in
length, has completely and permanently
dried mn
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SOS Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
o,cIork p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: Tl0 Market
street near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
go Iis1es srre-t. open until 8 50 O'Clock: COS
Iarsiu street. open untl 80 o'clock; 251S Mission
street. open until o'clock P. NJ; and l16 Ninth
street, open Until 80 P. II
The morning call., 1892-09-19
MONDAY
NOTLCRI

1ny Of our patrons l0ho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL Tor sale 5u trajn-b0ys
I 'i CONFER q faror bg notifying this Office o.
UQGct naming the date and train.
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Mrs. IYinsInu,s snnthinr srrn

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup"
Has teen used nfty years by millions OF moth
ers tor their children while teething with perfect
spceess. 1t sootbes the child softens the gums,
alIays PAIN cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
81 IS the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For safe by drug
eisis in every part Of the world. BE sure and
for Mrs winsiow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five
cents a bottle
The morning call., 1892-09-19

THE testimonials published in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are facts and prove that Hoods Sar.
saparla possesses absolute merit and Is worthy
the full confidence Of the people
The morning call., 1892-09-19

J.F,CUTTER's SOLD BOURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all first. class druggists and
grocers. TrademaTk-star within a shield.
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qHF EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
ttPotter building New York City, fsprovided with
fltsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NtIiisils rates and sample copies furnished.
= K MISCH. Manager.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

Nevy york. .BRENTANO EROS. Union Square
Chicago ...,.....Ne News Stand Palmer House
Ntv orleans GALLOT JOUBERT,
ll5La C0mmOns&
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THE MORNING CALL

Has 3 larger circulation than any other
newsDaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-09-19

If you live In the Mission bring home bottle
OF Searby's "F!eas Must Coz and be happy
The morning call., 1892-09-19

NOTICE OF MEETISGs.
ny. San Francisco Chapter MOL, n
EVENING for business and NJ NJ. degree. Ky
All companions in good standing are invited. w
II. q. PRINCE. Secretary.
EP King Solomon's Lodge No.
49, 26o. +. and a. NJ. Hall, Ger. Geary "a.
and steiner sts-second degree THIS EVEN x x
der Of the Master. III L. p. PECK, Secretary.
EP termann Lodge No. ia7. f. a
b. aud A. M.-CaIied meeting THIS DAY "a
Seoek NJ sePs'nOfs B. by draer 1g lSs2 81 TIE
L. sCHUMACHER, Secretary.
s ofiieers and Members az 0ccl- a
called meeting viii lie held THIS EVENING NY
Il. JONES, Secretary.
~ iIl".oS The Somins ting Ggnvsnton the
sutter ST. TO-DAY. at 3 r. n.
Jw. SPENCER. Secretary. '''i'
"S California Lodge No. 1, ,lS4rlLg1e,.
ES~S L 0. o. F.. viii hold Its regular SssSxAS&
meeting MONDAY, sept. ls, and Initia- =e44S$SeS
GEO. 6. MoREN, Rec Sec sells Il
nP st. Andrews Society-An O
ciety will be held at Scottish Hail. III StAGES
LarSIn ST., on MONDAY EVENING. sep &IS
tember l9. Members and friends cordially In
vitsd to attend. JOHN REID, President.
w. C. Cook Secretary. sells 1T
" Democrats. Attention Meeting
cratic party will be held on MONDAY EVENING,
Sept l9. at O'Clock, at Kohler Il Chase's Hail. 20
o'tarrell ST. All those opposed to Snllivanism and
in favor OF the new party are invited to attend.
CHAs. w. POPE, President.
A. DIJrAu. Secretary seS 2ts
E Halls. Large and small, 10 Rent,
fifth ana Sixth. sells 3ts
E@ Annual Meeting The Regular An
w. nual meeting of the stockholders OF the Belle
Isle Mining Company VIII be held at the ofice of
the company, $40 Pine st., rooms Is and II, San
Francisco Cal, on THURSDAY, the 22d day OF
September, 1892, at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ for
the purpose OF eectng board OF directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business may come before the meeting.
Transfer TT books VIII close on MONDAY; September
ofnee-3l0 Pine.st., rooms Is and IL San Fran
cisco, Cal. SELF I'd
uRs7 Notice-The An uai Meeting of the
HIS members of the San Francisco Girls Union
st. San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY,. the 21st day
of September. 1892, Al at Il o'el9es os,&rI A n o.
HG= Annual Meeting-Ths Regular An
Es~6 nual meeting OF the STOCK holders OF the
Pacific Coast Borax Company will be held at the
street. San Francisco. Cab. on moSDAY. the 10th
day OF September 1892 al the hour OF 80 O'Clock
P. NJ. for the pnrnose Of eeetIng board of direc
ters to serve Tor tn. ensuing rear and the transac
tion OF such other business may como before the
meeting. [se4 tdl ALTON II. CLou6n. secretary.
FTP Annual Meeting-The Regular An
us pual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Grand Prize Mining Company will be held at the
Office OF tbs company, room 20, 35l Pine St, San
tember, 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock NJ. for the
purpose OF electing Board OF Directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close on SATURDAY. Septem-
Der H. at 10 o'clockM.
onice-RoOm 20, S3l Pine ST.. San francisco.
Cal. au30 I'd
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

SEPTEMBER. 1892.
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" ANTED-3 GERMAN COOKS. $50; INFANTS
w nurse S25; . ca m5eTmaids. so; nurse girl
city. $l5, and several others. MRS. HIRD. 7O5
ESatt- ar
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ExrnA Minee PIES. SWANS. 2ls sutter street