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The morning call., 1893-10-17
A FAIR VISION.
FreiSinn's Reach After the
Millennium.
Universal Union of the Caucasian
Peoples and the Results to
Follow.

It is great scheme which o. l.. Freisinn
has-nothing less than a uDification aud
consolidation of all the Caucasians On this
planet into one society, to be known as the
Union Universelle.
This universal union has already been
started, TOBIAS been in existence three
weeks. and numbers about thirty-five
sanguine creatures on its membership list,
says Mr.. Freisnn, and last night they were
to have had meeting.
. Mr.. Freisinn himself was present at the
stated rendezvous. No. 18h Hawthorne
street. but r. 3. Jones. the secretary. was
not; nor were the other thirty
of any formal gathering. therefore. the
neat little parlor on the ground floor was
made to accommodate Mr.. Freisinn and a
few other kindred spirits-kindred in
everything, perhaps, but the Union
Universele" = and the proceedings
began by rendition of a polka upon the
piano by charming young lady. and
wound up by general difference of views
on things industrial, social and political IN
which MIR. Freisinn had to fight single
handed contest against an almost com blned
opposition.
theme uppermost in Mr.. Freisinn's mind,
and he proposes to do ii by gathering sew
eral hundred millions Of Caucasians into
one brotherhood, as he says in his consti-
tuition, to wit:
"a universal union and brotherhood of
the Caucasian race for mutual advance
ment, protection and welfare"
Then all titles are to be abolished; edu-
cation is to be free and secular; hours and
compensation of labor are to be regulated;
the land and water are TO be owned by the
state; the states revenue Is to be derived
from land tax and navieable water
tribute the state to govern all industrial
enterprises demanding the labor of over
1000 men; employment is to be provided
for workingmen by tho state; the manu-
facture and sale of liquor for purposes
other than sanitary and medicinal are to
be gradually abolished: capital punish
ment is tn cease; all criminals are to be
transported to the isolated isles of the At
lantic and Pacific; marriage and divorce
are to be governed by strict laws; one
mode Of exchange is TO be established; all
estates of over S1,000,000 value are to be
taxed 10 per cent; one language is to be
spoken, and every obstacle in the way of
human progress Is to be abolished.
lie has very elaborate system for the
government of his Union UDiverselIe,"
and has scheme Of sick and doctor bene-
fits to 60 with it. 1t is not to be secret
society, he says.
with much fervor. No decision, was
reached, however. a Archdeacon Nourl of
Babylon, who was expected to throw some
light on the prevalent obscurity, failed to
appear. On motion of Philosopher Jones
an adlournment taken, and the advent
of the millennium was indefinitely post
pOned.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
TREATMENT AT SEA.
Seamen of the Ship Francis Say
They Were Kicked.

Some seamen of the American ship
Francis. which arrived Friday from New
York, have complained to Assistant
United States District Attorney knight
of the treatment received at the hands of
the officers Of the vessel while rounding
Cape Horn.
Accordingly warrants were issued for
the arrest of First Mate P. Crocker and
Second Mate Curtiss, the complainants
being John B. Hooker and Edwin Han
son. Mr.. Crocker voluntarily reported to
the United States Marshal yesterday. and
Commissioner Heacock fixed his bail at
$50.
The men say they were brutally kicked
and beaten. One of them misunderstood
an order Of Mate Crocker's, he said. to
take in certain lines, and was assaulted.
kicked and beaten. Another instance of
cruel treatment related was where man
tainted and awoke TO find that he had been
kicked about the body. Upon showing
his bruises he was kicked again.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
MORELLO HAS STARTED.
Van Ness and His Stable Coming
From the East.

Morello is coming. Frank Van Ness
telegraphed yesterday that he was on the
way with his stable Of ten horses and re-
quested that stalls should be reserved for
his horses. Morello has proved that be is
the greatest three year-old in training this
year and it is probable that he can give
any of the aged horses weight and beat
ing. Van Ness has number Of other
good ones in his string.
Barney Schrieber's stable should arrive
most any day now. The stalls at the
track are already bedded down for the re-
ception of the horses.
Already the horses at the track are being
galloped. Perhaps the best trial shown is
that of Captain Roster, yearing colt by
Jim Brown, for which Peter Weber paid
$1,000 at the Hearst sale. With 100 pounds
UP he made half in ffty-two seconds and
afterward did two seconds better. Captain
Rosters grandaEi is the dam of Sir
Walter, by Midlothian, who is. next to
Morello. the greatest three-year-old OF the
year. Mr.. Weber wants to sell him for
5000.
The gallopers start at Oakland to-day
and will continue for eight days. Fl. d.
Brown will start the entries as follows:
Three-quarter. owners handicap. Little
Tough rs. Nellie Van IA. Hal Fisher 8S. Pa
tricia 100. Guadaloupe 100, Inkerman 102,
Pescador 106.
Five furiongs, selling, Mount Carlos IL T.
Stoneman ia. Red Rose 104, Our Dick 90.
Jack the Ripper 49, Prince 100, Joe 104.
Five furlongs, for two-year-olds, Tbetis colt
los, Don Mongano 108. Sands Forman 108,
NornIandle los. Bonnie LassIe 105.
One mile, seventy yards handicap Morton
122, Garcia ITO. Louise 107. Alliance LOG,
Ciacquer 104, Vanity 100.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
OLD ST. MARY'S.
A Project Being Formulated to Re-
decorate il.

Rev. Thomas Larkin. who returned on
Saturday from visit to the East, an
nounced from the pulpit of St. Mary's
church on Sunday that he proposed form
ing subscription fund for he frescoing
aud general decoration of tie church.
This announcement put an end to an
erroneous rumor that there was a dis
position 10 sell the property, whereas, as
matter of fact, it is not for sale at any
price. Father Larkin states that the
rumor above referred to was promulgated
without authorization from him, and
might mislead many to whom long asso-
citation has endeared the sacred eGifce.
St. Mary's church is very popular and
fills highly appreciated place among the
people. One special feature-the IL
o'clock Sunday morning mass-is par
ticularly favored. and on Sunday MORN
ings the pews and aisles are invariably
packed to the doors.
The intelligence that there is no idea of
this great and useful place of worship
being removed will reassure its many
parishioners and regular attendants.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
CRIT ROBINSON.
He Didn't Meet With the Success
That He Expected.

Crittenden Robinson, the well-known
trap shot. who left for Chicago few weeks
ago purposely to enter tho worlds tourna-
ment. did not come out of the race with the
success he expected; he grassed several
birds before he broke badly. when he
missed four straight. The three winning
scores. with Robinson close up. are as
follows:
One hundred live birds per man. S125
entrance. twelve entries. three moneys and
S100trophy to winner of first money. First
money $500. second $3.50, third S240
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Although the Californian was beaten he,
however, ran second in several small
events which preceded the big shoot.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Contradictory Statements.

Thomas Hines. shoemaker. who was
taken to the Receiving Hospital Sunday
night suffering from wounds which he
SAID had been inflicted at Fourth and
Howard streets by footpads. told differ
ent story last night He declared that he
was attacked by j. FL. King. another shoe
maker, and charged King at the Southern
station with assault with deadly weapon.
Hines says that he did not wish his son to
associate with King and this caused the
q heavy cane
The morning call., 1893-10-17
BERKELEY.

Marvin Brown, clerk, for some time
in the employ of Abbott & Watrous, at
Dwight way, who was terribly burned
last Thursday. at the fire destroying the
Eghth-street West Oakland store of Mr..
Watrous, is slowly recovering. though still
in great pain. One arm and lower limb
were burned terribly and at first 1t was
thought the leg would have to be am
putated.
Senators VS. COIlegians.
On Saturday next the second football
eleven expects to go to Sacramento to play
team of Capital City boys. ''Giddy"
Wilder '96 will have charge of and captain
the team. The proceeds of the game will
60 partly to the liquidating of the '94 class
debt of nearly $500 incurred in issuing
last years Blue and Gold, and partly
toward the expenses OF this years book.
Coach Heffelfinger was on hand yester-
day as good as new. In the Saturday
practice game he attem Dted to tackle Ran
some, who warded him off, striking him
just below the ribs and doubling the big
man up, hurting him so that he had to
leave the fed few minutes later.
To Build a Church.
This evening a histrionic party of Ia
media young people will give the drama
lhe RUSSIAN honeymoon anu lHS larce
"The Unexpected Guest" by H0wells. in
Lorin Hall. The object is to aid the build
ing fund of the st. Matthew's (EpiscopaD
Nilsson. Besides the plays Mrs. Carrot.
Miss Laura Hare and Arnold n. Stuben-
rauch Will render piano solos.
Want Their Money.
Niehaus Bros. planing-mill men Of the
West End, who did some work for the Ala
media County Worlds Fair Committee,
want their money, and having decided the
committee had no money have put in a bill
for 500 to the County Board Of Super
vis0rS.
This evening Mrs. Martin Kellogg and
the wives of the members of the faculty
will give reception to the officers, in
structors aud students of the university in
Stiles Hall.
The grading and macadamizing of the
streets in The Daley Scenic Park tract is
completed, ana the work is about the best
that has been done in Berkeley for some
time.
Constable C. j. Newell of the West End
has named j. G. Mccarthy and T. g.
Brotherton as his deputies. w. III. Bour,
constable for the East Eud, has removed
his office from the Town Hall to the Broad
block on Stanford place.
The morning call., 1893-10-17

of the German drama. Braesig is the su-
perlntendent Of a farm. patriarchal as to
age, but with a keen wit that years have
not dimmed and which helps him over all
difficulties which he may chance 10 en-
counter. The good qualities of the Low
German people are concentrated in this
personat;on and the actor who can prop
erly present them TO q Low German au-
dience satisfactorily is bound to become
popular. Emil Thomas accomplishes this
feat. He created the part in Hamburg
about twenty five years ago.
The performance as whole may be
considered the best of the season so far.
All the individuals in the cast filled their
respective requirements to a degree that
has seldom been exceeded.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
ALAMEDA.

The motion for new trial, made by
Frank Silva in suit against his former
wife, Maria, ruling was denied yesterday
in the Superior Court by Judge Ellsworth.
The title to valuable lot of Land on STAN
ton street, near Railroad avenue, was in
volved.
Tide Land Suit.
The tide lands west of Alameda, and re-
Gently fenced in by the Southern Pacific
Company. is involved in the suit now
pending wherein. the city of Oakland is
plaintiff aud the Water Front Company is
defendant. This is because in early days
Oakland took in Alameda within its limits.
Hall Directors.
The Knights OF Pythias Hall Association
has elected the following new directors for
the ensuing year: j. B. Barber. w. p.
Dillon, S. Stephenson, d. S. Brebant,
Frank HALEY, j. NJ. Robertson and p. a.
Dean.
What folly To be without Beecham's Pills
The morning call., 1893-10-17

alum from a Market-street druggist, and
filled bis mouth with the powder which he
wanted TO blow upon the leg of a diseased
horse. His mouth began to burn and spit
ting out the powder he hastened to anoth-
er druggist, who said the substance was
ammoniated mercury. Cantisid's suffer
ing which were intense were relieved at
the Receiving Hospital.
The morning call., 1893-10-17

The Irishmen, Mccarthy and Cronin.
are filling the auditorium OF the Stock well
with the sweet brogue of the Green Isle in
Zone of the Bravest." The house is top
heavy, as is generally the case with this
kind Of a piece. and a livelier and more
appreciative gallery has seldom been
heard. How the occupants howl at the
fire scenes!
The morning call., 1893-10-17
MalariaI Fever Prevalent.

The resident physician at the City and
County Hospital stated last night that the
number of patients admitted to the hos
pital who were suffering from maIariaI
fever was unusually large. There are
now 410 patients in the hospital, the
largest number that has been accommo-
dated for many years, and the male wards
are oyercrowded
The morning call., 1893-10-17
his Mouth on Fire

Charles Garfield. a hostler employed in
a stable at Ninth and Clementina sire cts.
was taken TO the Receiving Hospital suf-
fering from mouth In which a live coal
would have tasted like an iclcle. Canfielu
bought what he thought was powdered
The morning call., 1893-10-17

is the author of those delightful novels of
creole life in Louisiana which have excited
80 much interest in the literary world.
They are simply abstracts and brief
chronicles of the time" about which they
are writteu-true to nature and the situa-
ton in every particular. Ii Cable talks as
well as he writes, there is world Of en-
ioyment in store for our public.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Police Commissioners.

The Board of Police Commissioners
met last night for the first time in several
weeks. Police Officers John E. Burress
and Patrick j. Parrall we're dropped from
the list on account of inefficiency The
case of Police Officer p. j. Dwyer. charged
with neglect of duty, was continued for a
week.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
The Baldwin.

Miss Vokes continues her triple bill at
the Baldwin. She is playing against long
odds as regards health. A physician is
nightly in attendance and takes in view
his prospective patient from a stage box.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
The German Drama.

Emil Thomas appeared as Inspector
Braesig last Sunday in the German per-
fornance at the Baldwin Theater. Thomas
stands above cavil in this character and
makes it an historical fact for the friends
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Nav Loin Tier Husband.

The appeal of the Italian woman, Sew
erina Razzano, to Superintendent Herman
Stump Of the immigration Division at
Washington has been decided in her favor,
and final order has been issued allowing
her to land and join her husband and
ehil1ran
The morning call., 1893-10-17

Arthur c. Aston, who has been with
Miss jeffrey eys-Lewis, has arrived again.
this time as business manager OF ''Her
Friends" company at the New California
after "The Span of Life"
The morning call., 1893-10-17
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Aflicts half the American people yet there Is
only one preparation OF ofSarsaparilla that acts on
the bowels and reaches this important trouble,
and that is joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t re-
Geyes it in "a hours, and an occasional dose pre-
vents return. We refer, by permission, to C. E..
Ellington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; j.
Il. Brown, Petaluma, CAL; II. 8. Vim, Geary
Court, ST, and hundreds Of others who have
used it in constipation. One letter is sample
of hundreds. Ellington, writes: 81 have been
for years subject to bilious headaches and consti-
patton. Have been SO bad for year back have
had to take physic every other night or else
would have headache. One bottle of J. v. g.,
put me in splendid shape. Itpositively controls
constitution"
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Notes.

The Paris Opera now Insists on decent"
dress According to the Nenestre an Eng-
lisbman appeared lately on the floor. He was
dressed In Goa. and trousers OF White flannel,
pink shirt and an immense cravat Of plood-led
The morning call., 1893-10-17

Boucicault's ''The Colleen Bawn" is
crowdng the Groye-street as "Oliver
Twist did before it. The young actor
managers are getting down to their work.
saving expense and giving better enter
tainment. =.
The morning call., 1893-10-17

rip" is solid at the Tivoli. Already
Planquette's opera. considering the time,
has beaten Donnelly's ship Ahoy" as to
business.
The morning call., 1893-10-17

SAY, GIRLS, If you want to fool that best fellow
inst ask him to give you his package of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you to be excused fol
moment between acts. see?
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Cables Readings.

George w. Cable will read to NOR
row evening at Metropolitan Hall from
an unnamed novel of his own. Cable
The morning call., 1893-10-17
Other Theaters.

The multi-effective drama OF 1.-THE Span
of Lite" is filling the New California.
The morning call., 1893-10-17
CpOSSnal' Specific Mixture

with this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure. change of dieI or
change In application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that is OF least injury the
constitution Ask your druggist for it. Price 81
bottle. no4 FrTu ~
The morning call., 1893-10-17
SKIN HUM ORS
CAN BE CURED BY
GLBNN'S SULPHUR SOAP.

MR.. c. N. CRlrTENToN:
DEAR SIR:-For nearly fourteen years 1 have
been troubled with a skin humor resembling Sa t
Rheum. have spent nearly small fortune for
doctors and medicine, but with only temporary
relief. commenced using your "GLENN ,
SULPHUR SOAP" nearly two years ACCUSED
1T in baths and a toilet soap daily My
skin is now clear an int 'nts. and no
one would be able to tell that ~vs had a
skin complaint. would not be without the
soap II IL cost five times the amount Yours, res
pectfully M. H. MORRIS,
Lick House, San Francisco Cal.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP.
ec24 tt FrTu
The morning call., 1893-10-17

What folly To be without Beecham's Pills
The morning call., 1893-10-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-07
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARMAOTA DE vALLE Y OANCIO
ncOs dapostsos do Ia verdadera 16maa Ponce Puertc-RO

Vente amos de expeenoa han demossdo las proades toni
recoDstu pdOa r6Tdamene oda
depndn del empobcmepto de
almenfsc6n nuiva habar ugses hdmedos NAL
ventlsdos por ertermedsdes anterioEes
su soc6n cuatva ecaz n Jas papiscione del
dolores de csbeza napenc debdad dolores las ens
ansancc znmbdos de odo padez d
la p retuy csor natural eormos flores blancas
grandes pedAs de mensuaci6n abrndancas
ecasez complete dsaroo de les la eds
de pubertad dedad convaeenc de s enferuedade
agudas c6nicss" aercine morhOsas sn6
mas De Qn simple de Affection geDera deo
una lesion remsrsn eutonce medcc6n
nysa de los d. Terap9uca de aguncs inconve
que sc o an On la practical ha modneado la FORMULA
ofecer p1hGo preperac6b 8ida efec
to qae coprueba geErasado hace de
elia en- tC0a Is sla.
o. e fin recaverse de muchss mtacoues de ea
fmna han hecho popdades nferes debe ege
Abrica
tapa selo dice DOCTOR N REVERON M6di
fnjaao Ponce Puerto Rco IL Inferior fma el lado de
faa 80 de 1890.
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iNTONIO ALfIU ! YBlBlLT.

Doctor en- Derecho OWL y OA-
,6nlco, Abogs1o de los Ilustrel
OoleVios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
son bwfere alberto en- la Capital dc
IL Monarqufa, ofrece sus servlcsos
urofegionalea & sn numerosa ellen
tells de eata Isls, para ante el Tri
bunAl Supreme de Justlcia, al Oon'
sc,o de E-tado, Tribunal de- Cuan
IA del RENO , demas cept:os 50
neriofas. jud'cialea y sdmiDistsatl
goa della Nacion.
s*rano. pnn' Il y
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TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, ]
DOCTOR ~ RETERON.

TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, po1
OasEafiOs.
LEY DE EXPLOITATION
FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OOMERCIO, "Gi-
ron"
NUEVO OODIGO DE JUSTI-
OLA MILJTAR, A0orado por al
Doctor r. SADShez de Ccafs, re-
dActor de Ia Ravista de los Tri-
hunRieH
OODTGO DE OOMERCIO, edI-
cI6n de bnlsiisO.
CODI0O PENAL DE OUBA 7
PUERTO-RICO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PU UERTO-RIOO. por Ia BibllOteCa
j Gdictal
FORMULAKIOs DE LID Oh
VII, Isabella"
MANUAL DEL SEORETA-
RIO, "Abrlls".
DERECHO ADMINIsTRATI.
VO. "Abells"
RB3LAMENTO DE LAS GA
RRERAS OlVlLEE De ULTRA
MAR.
LEY DE OAzA. para Cubs y
Puerto Rico.
FLORRS 7 LAGRIMAS, por
D. Donn' go B. HeInandes.
EORMU MULARIO OrlmlnaI, poy
Abeiia
LII MaaisTrsl, pOr BouGbardst.
hIs1tRIA NATURAL. pof
Ferecs.
A81TMBTIOA, Algebra = Geo-
n,orr!a, POI Fyisrdin.
blL0SOF1A, po' q Pso,s Oe-
ieyioo.
tsRAMA 1LOA ANUESA, po1
Ol,shdorfi } BeDot.
RAMAT1CA IEGLESA, pOE
lb&rra
8RAMATICA MUSICAL, por
H. nero
OODIGO OWL. - Nueva edi-
clGn urciaI refOrmada.
ARJTM kTIOA. OOrtaEar.
DICCIONARIO DE Las LEN
GUA OASTELI4ANA, por 10 Aca-
demiA.
Idem Idem tdem, Con supplement
tos, seguido del Dicclonario lie 81
nopimos y del de ID RimR.
DIOOIONAKIO EspaEol Ingl9s
InglSs EspaiIol.
Idem Espafiol ErsncAs Y Fran.
Css Espanul.
Idem EspAfiol .AlemAn y Ale
msn Espsfiol.
| MANUAL de Ia conversation,
Esuafioi AlemAL.
| GRAMATICA ALRMANA, POI
Oesrroverda
Idem idem, pof OllendorA.
ldem Espahola E1aDcesa, pSrs
anrender los franOascs el EspaAOl
MANUAL DEL CAPITALS,
Ia.
! OODIGO OWL, oOmentadc ,
conoertado extensamente con ARE.
gio 4 Ii nueva ediccion oflcia, POI
Q. Mueius Sc@vOIA, abogado de
llustre CoIegio de hadrd, B tomo,
passa espanolA
TRADUOUION del latin, POI
Polo.
DIOCIONARIO latino sspaiiol
por Miguel.
GRAMATICA latina por Es-
caftin
GEOGRAFIA, pnr Sanchez Ne
rate.
Idem, por Moreno J Espinosa.
PEDAGOGICAL, Ssn0s.
PsTUOLOGIA, l0gica y atica
Meetre.
: KETORiOA y poetica. Reg1lez
uEOMETKLA y trigonometris
CArdln.
b MORRINA, por doEa Emil
Raedo bAGAn.
r RRTARDo DR LA EUTRl
CIoE, vOg Ror tiara
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81 el lector Sc dirige 4 los Sres A.
j. White, Lin tsdo, de 155, Oalle
de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendra mu-
oho g1sto enviarle gratnitamente
un folleto ilustrado que explique
lsspropiedades de este remedio.
81 el lector Sc dirige s los Se6o
res A. J. White. Id, dc. la calle de
Oaspe Ndmero 155, Barcelona, es-
'os senores tendran mucho gusto
en- envtarle gratuitamente IN To-
'Ieto ilustrsdo esplicando la pro-
Dlrc sd de eete remedio.
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NOA Y YALLE.
ORUz IS BSQUINA 4 Ii EURA

2 A'mssen de niue -
N hits de- Odne ella -
ses, esreciaiidad en los de Vie.
ma, marmoies para toda clase de
muf hierfa, mo.trsdorss y lk2ids g.
PrecaOs san competencSG. OFF,
7smof d n'ssstrus parroquisDos c
a lila toias Iss veptaias On pr. /.
'ioa y condicioness
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Locion antiherp6tiCa
DEL DIR. MONTEe.

g Es el mejor mediCamentU para
cnrar las herpes y guitar Ia plea
E6n en- el momeuto de aplicsrla.
La Loci6n es,G peifumsda qui'
to Ia ca.pa evitsndo la caida del
csbsllo = hsoe dssapareoer los ha
rros, empeipes, msnobss y espiui
las en- la cara. Exito segura Z
Immediate.
Pidase en- todas las Boticas de la
Isla. AL por mayer, casa del sehoS
Guillermety, depositario.