davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1893-05-04

held next week, with the same classes of
dogs represented, but instead of Judge
Raper we will suppose either Davidson or
Mortimer will act as judge.
Mole the result Seven out of ten dogs
that Raper considered entitled to a blue
ribbon viii be thrown out or given c.
commended.
Now then. how is a man to determine
the real value Of a dog that is thrown out
by one judge as being inferior. given first
prize by another. judge and consideration
by third judge?
Doctors disagree quite frequently in
opinions, but from personal experience /
consider that of all men judges of dog
shows have the most varied ideas Oh the
qualifications n dog should possess to en-
title him to the first rank in canine aris-
tocrscy.
considering how judges will differ in
opinion, isn't it foolish tn hear exhibitors
growl because a judge should look unfaYor-
ably upon their handsome pet"
IL was remarked yesterday that dogs
which were considered first-ciass show ami
mails by Davidson were looked upon as
being below the standard in quality by
Judge Mortimer.
Although the present judge has not salts
fed all exhibitors lie has, nevertheless,
pleased number of the prominent mem
bers Of the Pacific Kennel Club. who have
The morning call., 1893-05-04
Photograph to Oe
attached here.

NoTE.-If the applicant can sign his name In Eng
!ish 1t is preferred that he should do II he eau
ters the Deputy Collector ia that writing the
English equivalent underneath the signature II
the applicant cannot write his name at all let him
make his mark in the usual form
-write either "laborer' or person other than
laboUer.'
Certainly not more than 1900 Chinese
have complied with the law I'm this district
Collector Quinn some time ago both wrote
and telegraphed TO the department at
Washington for permission to appoint
deputies to cover the large district running
from Sacramento to San Diego for the pur-
pose of registering Chidese. This appica-
ton virtually asked that postmasters. no.
taries public and other officials whose
standing would be guarantee of their
good faith might have authority to register.
Among the persons suggested as such APP
pointees was General Turnbull, whose
services were recommended by the District
Attorney. The request was denied as to
all the suggested appointees without any
amelioration of the bluntness of the re-
fusal.
Yesterday. however, Collector Quinn 1c-
celved dispatch from George A. Wilson,
acting Commissioner of the Internal Reve-
nue. Department at Washington. stating
that Mr.. Quinn could receive applications
of Chinese when accompanied by an AFT
davit taken before notary public, but that
he should withhold certificates until further
orders.
The position is quite clear now. No ar
rests will De made without orders from
Washington, and these orders depend
entirely on the action OF the Supreme Court
on test case. At least, this is the way the
Six Companies look at it, and they are quite
confident Of victory in the eud.
Some amusing scenes were enacted in the
registration Office yesterday, notably where
Chinese native sons" were requested to
produce evidence of nativity. One of these
Woo Sam, was waiter in a house on Stock
ton street, near Suffer, but stoutly affirmed
and had witnesses to prove that he was born
in San Francisco. He was told he must reg
lister or produce the certificate of his BIRTH
Another native son" could speak English
fluently, but not word of Chinese, though
he was evidently. of pure Chinese parent
The morning call., 1893-05-04

looked favorably uron his decisions as
being first class in every particular
Among the most pleased of all exhibitors
was z. ID. Linville, who had special COM
partment prepared for his three English
settlers. anticipating that they would wear
the American colors. LinvIle was not mis-
taken, for Judge RaDer smiled favorably
upon the special pets, all three of whom
won high honnrs, notwithstanding the big
field of contestants that they had to show
against.
Ben Napthaly was delighted to win third
prize with his pointer "Pat P" against a
large ring OF fiashy dogs. Pat won second
as puppy in 1888, first in 1889, Y. II. c. in
1891, and second in 1892. Il. Spencer is the
happest sportsman in the city. Ont of
fourteen dogs, many of which were remark
ably fine, lie captured first prize with his
splendid field dog. "Buk S." wheIped SEN
TENDER II, 1891. He is by Duke of Vernon.
dam Gypsy Queen.
The greyhounds were not good lot. In
fact only few OF them were worthy of no
tiee.
Among the Great Danes G. Bertin's hitch.
Mirtba. once the property of Sarah Bern.
hard', took second in class OF four COM
petitors.
The result of yesterdays judging is as
follows:
Masiiff dogs-First, Gavin McNabb's H.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

Zuriek; second. z. p. ScheIps Lady De-
light; third, Captain W. Pools Victoria.
st. Bernard rough-coated dog puppies
First, Regenshurgei's Reglo; second. Can
tain f0oPs Columbus; third. b. +. Lacy s
Lion.
St. Bernard rougll-eoated bitch puppies
First. J.. S. Ovens Lady Grace.
St. Bernard smoOth-eoated bitcbes-No
fist or, second; third. j. F. Jordan's
Fidele J.
Newfoundland dOgs-First. R. B. Monks
Nero; second. J. b. Banning's Strap;
third. NJ. j. d lolin's Prince.
newfoundland bitches - First, ALL
strands Flora: second. c. Pardis' May !;
third. Mrs. J. r Theler's Queen.
Greyhound dogs-First, George Dougher-
tvs Peter Jackson; second. Hugh Nc
Cracken's Donard; third, c. S. Wieland's
John w.
GREYHOUND bitches-First. n. McCrack-
ems LADY Il. Glendyne; second. P. ID.
Nolan's Valley Queen; third, Z. s. VIE
lands Cleverness.
Greyhound dog puppies-First. P. F.
Ganavan's Stamboul; second, Caravans
Extra Pale.
G,eyhound bitch puppies-Ftrst. Cana
vans Eureka; second. Caravans S:amboul
Queen; third, Caravans Hreka.
Deerhound dogs-First. Z: J. O'Kelps
Stag; second, 3. d. Laclzelte's Leo; third,
G. Il. .1ouetts Scott.
Deerhound bitches-First. n. W. NJ.
Sandback's LaSsie; no second.
American foxhound dogs-First, F. W.
Sanderson's Paddy; second. Albert Bug
ler's Carlo; third, Clarence Walters Jack.
American foxhound bitches-First, w.
II. StaniePs Julie.
American foxhOund dog puppies-Mrs. E.
a. Rix's TaSsO.
American foxhound bitch puppies-First.
w. :. HObar's jeanette; second, G. GOode-
now's Lady Cloud
English foxhound dogs-First. j. Evat-
sons Landlord.
English foxhound bitches-First. j. E.
Watson's Lauudress.
Bloodhound bitches-First, C. II. Ko-
bcke's Premier ".
Pointers, challenge dogs-No entry.
Pointers, challenge bitches-First, Henry
Hnher's champion Sally Brass III.
Pointer dogs over 50 pounds. IA starters
First, II. Spencer's Buck S; second, a. P.
Kerekhrff's Jap; third, Mrs. Il. F. Nap
thalY's Pat P; and the following got (V.H.C)
very highly commended: James Watson's
Old Black Joe II, C. NJ. OSborn's Professor
Lad and L. Powers Wade Hampton.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
IN THE EVENING.
A Large Crowd Attends the Dog
Circus.

A Large Crowd Attends the Dog
Circus.
Last evening large number attended the
bench shew and until late hour the ken
nels were surrounded by eager throngs of
dog-fanciers.
There is pigeon show In connection with
the dogs, but pigeons do not seem to be
good drawing cards so far.
Professor Norris gave an exhibition with
his dog circus at 0 o'clock. The trick dogs
attracted The attention OF the crowd for an
hour or more.
II was great occasion for the small boy
who was fortunate enough to get inside the
Pavilion. He crowded his way well up to
the inclosure where the trick dogs were
performing and drank in the scene with
open mouth and eyes.
Some Of the tricks are truly wonderful
and show the remarkable intelligence of
the dogs
They climb ladders, jump through hoops
OF fire, race barrels and do lots of other
interesting things that dogs are not gen.
orally supposed 10 be Interested in.
Today there will no doubt be much
larger attendance during both the afternoon
and evening.
The kennels are being decorated and fixed
up In attractive shape and the dogs a-e
doing less bowling. Both these facts will
serve to make the show more attractive
Further awards Of prizes will be made this
afternoon
The morning call., 1893-05-04
precita Valley comDIaints.

AT last nights meeting of the Precita
Valley and Mission-street Improvement
Club complaint was made that the broken
down wagons which have been obstructing
Dolores and Thirtieth streets have not been
removed from the roadway. The Superin-
tendent of Streets promised that the con-
tractors would be compelled to vacate the
pubic streets and the members of the club
desired to know how much longer the
oostructions are to be put III with.
A report was received thai the Health
Department officials had given assurance to
the prOperty-owners that general clearance
o1 the Objectionable tanneries. COW ranches
and s'ockyards would be made if the
nuIsances are not removed by the owners Of
their own accord
committee consisting of John McCauley,
L. L. Seeulovch and Charles Coyne was
appointed to visit Mayor Ebert and ask for
club.
1t was reported that the city has men
employed in relaying the Chenery-street
sewer to the required depth of ten feet.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
BASEBALL TO-DAY.
Duke Finn Brings His Stockton AS
Sortment Down,

sortment Down.
This afternoon ats O'Clock the first game
OF the new series between San Francisco and
Stockton teams will be called at the Haight-
street grounds.
San Francisco will have Knell to do the
pitching. and the Duke will rely on Pro-
lessor Tanning to win out the game for hi s
side.
Cantillion will be kept on second base for
San Francisco through the series. and prob-
ably until Mr. Mcguire RECEIVERS from his
INJURY. caused by rGp;uring the ligiments of
his right foot.
Duke Finn will bring down the same nine
that was here before-that is, the same min g
uniforms. Inside Of the uniforms there
Will be soma new men,
Old "Pop" SWEET. for instance. will be nm
then behind the bat in place of Kid Speer.
Pop" has become a fixture with the Dukes
aggregation.
The Duke will also present an attraction
in the shape OF brand-new player, never
seen In California before. His name is
klopf, and he comes from sup country"
lie played two seasons with Spokane and
made fine record for himself both at bat
and in the play. The Duke will put Klopf
on second base, and that will make another
change pretty much all around.
The Duke has released poung Helmer. the
San Jose amateur and will use Klopf for
some Of the pitching. Klopf is said to be
speedy pitcher. Finn considers Helmer n
coming man, but will wait until be gets
Tiper,
The morning call., 1893-05-04

eleslde; second, General w. II. Dimond's
Liver; third, d. H. Eycreit's China.
Mastif btches-First. j. w. Mitchelps
i.omita Minting; second, w. 5. WhitwelPs
Venus.
Masliff dog puppies = First. John w.
MitchelPs Lnmita Caution; sscond, DR..
bauer's Sam
Mastiff bitch pupnies-First, MitchelPs
Lomita Minting; c. F. Martins Queen, V.
Great Dane dogs-First, j. G. Borglum's
Titan; second. Borglum's Richard; third,
DIR. T. Muffe's Hector.
Great Dane bitches-First, J. G. Borg.
lqm' $ MaIjsi; second. G. Bertin's Mirtha
third, b. w. Martins Hagar.
Great Dane dog puppies-No first or Sec
ond A; w. CornwaPs KO-Ko third
81; Bernard. rough coat-First, John G.
Bakers California Bernards; second. f. II.
Aliens California Alton; third, DR.. A
Regensburger's ReglUo.
st. Bernard rough-coated bitcbes-First
Summerhayes d. Koenig's Fernwo Inez
The morning call., 1893-05-04

Billy GavigaD. clerk of Police Court s At
torney Scott, Secretary Coy of the Trust
Savings Bank, Deputy Sheriff Webb, Police
Officer Conboy and others.
;, During the examination Pistolesi and
Frey, both Of whom had been snbpenaed.
paced Int several hours. nerrous.y. up and
down the corridors. During their walking
they frrs::enily heard predictions that they
would be indicted. and that made them all
the more nervous.
The Grand Jury, after hearing about ten
witnesses in The case. did not call either
PIstolesi or Frey, but continued the exami-
nation in order to take up another iuyesti-
CATION,
The morning call., 1893-05-04
Not Much PLAYING

New YORK, May s. The Washington
and Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boston
and New York and Baltimore ball games
were postponed on account of rain.
ST. LOUIS, May 3-The ST. Louis and
Louisville game was postponed.
CINCINNATI May 3-To-day's game was
lands u
PITTsBURG. May 3.-To-day's game was
featureless Score: Pittsburgs 2, ChcagosI
The morning call., 1893-05-04

II tut r1 II Ta'0' ne when The Third annual
bench show of the Pa
cifc Kennel Club began Yesterday at /
o'clock:
But there are nearly 400 CANNES attending
the meeting, and nearly every one has his
own private apartment, where callers are
received and entertained every afternoon
and evening
OF course all these apartments are not
elegantly oreven handsomely furnished, but
sOme OF them are. Those occupied by Sis,
The morning call., 1893-05-04
NJ ARRIED,

kESSLER-ROS SIER-In this city. April 27, 1893,
August keSsler OF Oakland and Kate Rooster of
Martinsville. Canada.
NELLINGToN-BooLE-I this city, April 80
1898. by the Rev Waiter ID. Nicholas Arthur Ed
win Wellington of San francisco and Anna
tthelda Boole of Ross Valley, San Rafael
MASNING-CANE-Apri % 1898. by the Rev.
Dr Ollie, Frank Manning and Nellie Cane.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
The PisfnIesi-Ereu Casn

The Grand Jury yesterday conducted an
investigation into the recent notorious ac-
lions of Attorneys Pistolesi and Frey in the
Police Courts, particularly their connection
with straw-bail bonds. A number of wit
Besses were examined. among them being
The morning call., 1893-05-04

Mrs. MEYERS IMPRovING.-The condi-
ton OF Mrs. Jennie Meyers. divorced wife
of Colonel F. H. Movers of Oakland was
slightly improved last evening. Mrs.
Meyers is suffering from con cusson of the
brain. having received her injuries last
Tuesday by falling after stepping from
Market-street cablp-car
The morning call., 1893-05-04
LATEST SHIPPING INrELLIGEScn.
Arrived.

"WEDNESDAY, May g.
Stmr San Bias, Mclean. days from Panama and
way ports; pass and mdse. to Pac Mall ) Co.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nav 3-S1mr Traye
from New YORK.
6ENoA-Arriyed May 3-Stmr Vera. from New
YORK. '
NEW YORK-Arrived May 3-Stmr Havel, from
Bremen: stmr Spaardam. from Rotterdam.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

out at the grand canine
reunion at the Mechan-
les Pavilion. But there
were dogs .for'you. Dogs
OF every kind and sort
of every nationality'
Dogs. from all.over the
world were there, and
all were dogs Of high de-
gree, proud OF their an
cestry ana BRUSH blood.
The carDenters hadn't
quite finished their work
The morning call., 1893-05-04
COSTLY CANNES.
Third Annual Reunion of
California Dogs.
HOW DOGS RECEIVE CALLERS
Some Are Dogs With Histories and
-. Some Have Pedigrees-Award-
ing the Prizes.

You might have searched the civ over
yesterday and YOU would have failed In
iud on the streets a dog of high deeree:or
one with any claim to pedigree. There were
nothing but yellow dogs and useless curs
in sight
That was because every dog that is anv
kind Of dog at all worth mentinninc u,,s
The morning call., 1893-05-04

age. He signed his name to the application
Tor registration very legibly rs Joseph
Cloud. and said he was domestic in a
family on Eddy street.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
De made only with Royal Baking Powder.
Receipt for Making One Loaf.

ONE quart four. I teaspoonful
- salt, half teaspoonful sugar,
2heaping, >aspoonfuls Royal Baking
Powder, h.lf medium-sized cold
boiled potato, and water. Sift to-
gether thoroughly flour, salt, sugar,
and baking powder F.; rub in the
potato; add sufficient water to mix
smoothly and rapidly into stiff
batter, about as soft as for pound
cake; about pint of water to a
quart OF -four will be required
The morning call., 1893-05-04

Is endured by bilious and dyspeptic sufferers who
neglect to take Simmons Liver Regulator. Head.
ache constipation piles collie and Indigestion are
cured bY this pure vegetable remedy
The morning call., 1893-05-04
PRICE LIST.
ALL OUR OWN MAKE EVE WILL RE-
TAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
WE WILL SELL

WE WILL SELL
2cU0 pair OF our own make in Ladies, Fine
Lily Kid, Button. Foxei Cloth or Kid Ton
Square or Pointed Toes. Pateut-leather
ooo Tips 90
1000 pair Of our own make in Ladies' French
Kid Button, Fcxed CiOtn or Kid TOPS
Square or Pointed Toes. Patent-ieather
ann TIPS lips - o; ..s2 so
r, dies Pebble Goat or ca:f. Fox, Button. 81 90
~, sizes to 1917 reduced from 50 SO to-, 81 So
Misses Genuine French Kd Button shoes
sizes I TO 2, reduced from 50 TO On. So 90
The wel-kn0wn Bay State Shoes at wholesale.
prices Chitdrens Pebble Goar, BUTTON in spring
heel or heels, sole leather tips or plain toe
Sizes to ~, per pair 80
sizes 10 VIZ. per l %
Sizes IL to .. per / 35
Ladles Feb6le oo&t. button. plain tOe-.,..,.. 50
Misses Lily KID. button. spring heel, 81. Louis
toe and patent leather tip -. -. SO
toe and patent leather tips .........s,..... l75
The morning call., 1893-05-04

more or less according to the brand
and quality of the flour used. Do
not make a stiff dough. like yeast
bread. Pour the batter into a
creased pan, AXIS inches, and a
inches deep, filling about half full.
The loaf will rise to fill the pan
when baked. Bake in very hot
oven as minutes. placing paper
over first IS minutes baking, to pre-
vent crusting too soon on top. Bake
at once. Don't MIR 7v1tA mix.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not De Inserted. They must be handed in AZ
elther OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
win the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.J
BORN.
SToFFER-In this city, April 27, 1898, to tts wife
OF Charles Stoffer. son.
PUCKHABER-In this city. April 80, 1893. to the
wife OF j. Puckhaber. a son.
CALM berkeley, April 80. 1898. to tue wife OF
John Cain, son.
30. 1873, to the wife of
Louis NonIenmann. daughter.
TAYLOR-May 2, 1898, to the wife OF Captain H.
IaYlOr SON -
The morning call., 1893-05-04
THE ISSUE RAISED
Chinese Registration Is a
Farce.
Registration VIII Continue Up Till
Midnight To-Day-The Books to
Be Closed Tomorrow.

Considering that a grave international
question is to be settled in the premises in
the next twenty-four hours there was re-
markably little commotion around the In
ternal Revenue Collectors Office yesterday
The issue raised would be a casus belli with
a European power, but apparently the
Chinese have the virtue of patience and the
quality of dilatoriness in al eminent
degree.
The registration of Chinese will be con-
tinued to-day, and there is hope for the
Monaghan who sends in his application be-
fore midnight, but the principle of The law
is that on and from tomorrow any Chinese
found without a certificate of registration
spending with the official portrait may be
arrested and deported
Here is a facsimile of the final applica-
tion from which the official registration is
made:
No 335
APPLICATION OF CHINESE LABoRER (oR CHINESE
PERSON OTHER HAN LABoRERJ FOR GER
TIFIcATE OF RESIDENCE UNDER ACT OF MAY
8. 1892.
l. ...................... Chinese ..............*
hereby make application 10 the Collector OF later
for i Certificate OF Residence under the provisions
of the act OF Congress approved May s. isg2 and
---....... Gay OF ......-..-, IS., at the port OF
..............-, per ...........-.. and that |
lawfully within the Limits OF the United States re-
OF NAV. 1892 That my age was -. years on
my last birthday, and that my present local rest
dence Is at and my occupation is
further state that a true Photographic likeness
OF myself is ainxed TO this application.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

aded
der has been thoroughly RIM ~ P'
Perfect success be had
Gus The charger breado
that the
Address ROYAL BAKING Street all
ation. - - 'N-' '.tee'
The morning call., 1893-05-04
The New Bread.

IL OVAL unfermented bread made without
yeast, avoiding the decomposition produced
IN the tour by yeast other baking powder;
pept1c' palatable and most healthful may be
eaten warm and fresh without discomfort. which
is not true OF bread made in any other way.
The morning call., 1893-05-04
P. F. Nolan & Co.,
Nolan Bros, and
Nolan & Sons.

All leaders in their various lines and
now all contained in the one store in
the .PheIan Building, making the most
comprehensive assortment of footwear
in the United States.
We are the only manufacturers and
wholesale dealers who sell direct to the
consumer. and shoes will be sold for
less than other stores pay far their
goods.
Al goods warranted; if not as rep
resented return them at our expense
and we will refund the money.
1t will pay any family to buy a years
supply of shoes dur ng this sale,
The morning call., 1893-05-04
CHILDRENS DRESS SHOES.

Chlldren's Button Shoes. nne KID fox clo.h or
KID tops, square toe, patent leather tips, spring
Sizes to 715 per pair ...........s 81 IS
Sizes s to 10 p, per pair. .....,......,. / 40
Sizes IL to =. per pair / *
LadleS hld oxford Ties, patent leather tips,
at, ....s........-..--...75c and 81
Ladies French Kid oxford Ties at.sl 25 and 81 50
Ladies Md Slippers, opera tee or square toe, .
.......-...:....... .....,....,..,I5c and 81
Lauies Extra Fine Ma slippers. -
Lsddes Black Cioth over eaters -.--........- SOC
1870 pair OF Ladies' Tan and Eusset Oxfords
for summer $l.25
100 pair OF Ladies' Fine Canvas Button. all
widths and sizes, regular price 81, during
., this ,..:.Sl so
Button Boots, Laird Scaoher 4 MfrcnelIs'
and our own make. regular price So at :. SO 20
wets. Button Boots, Laird. Sehcber &
Mltchells' and uur own make, regular
price 81, at..................... .........S4 90
The morning call., 1893-05-04

Genuine Leather, cloth lined 80
r ile Tsatu eather IN oia'k or 6rown....... 90
IN Stah leather ieather iueI............. rs
Sna"l straps IS
Sole Leather Travelling Cases. complete. ..,,,, rs
The morning call., 1893-05-04

APPLICATION OF CHINESE LABoRER (oR CHINESE
PRISON OTHER THAN LABoRERj FOR GER
TIFIcATE OF RESIDENCE UNDER ACT OF MAY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-10
The Electrical Wonder.

There has been some miScOncep-
ton as to the working of the So
called "electrical WONDER" which is
now drawing large crowds in Lon
don. The invention would prOba-
bly, be more correctly described as
a Photographic wonder, the cleo
trical part of the arrangement con-
sisting simply Of the motor which
gives the rapid motion to the series
of pictures, and an incandeScent
lamp in the interior of the machine,
both of which are operated by a
coin falling in the slot. The effects
exhibited are truly wonderful.
Figures of men and animals seem
instinct with life, and their ami
mated gestures are absolutely true
to nature. Notably, an elephant
and a camel walk and run rcspec-
lively across the field of vision,
and not only is the characteristic
gait of each made manifest, but the
action of the various muscles Of the
body and limbs are distinctly seen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-10
Postage Stamp Affixer.

a cleVerly constructed little
machine has been designed for the
purpose of atfiXing stamps to let
ters and circulars, and by its
means the process can be carried
out with extraordinary rapidity.
The motions of detaching, dampe-
ming and fixing are all performed
by one revolution of small wheel
attached to the machine. From
1000 to 5000 letters an hour can be
stamped, and one of the most i'm
pOrtant advantages of the machine
is that it will register the number
of letters thus treated.