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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
MITCHELL'S ANGEL.
A millionaire Who Is Likely to Lose
His rloney.

gram was received here to-day from Lon
don: Charlie Mitchell, with Millionaire
Abingdon and l. z. Alley. his secretary,
started from Euston station en- route for
Liverpool to-day. Tremendous crowds
were present. and fifty special cons tables
had 10 be engaged to keep back the snthu-
sastie gathering that cheered Mitchell and
the Squire Justify as the train started from
the depot. Mitchell viii leave LIVERPOOL
with Abingdon on the Majestic tomorrow.
Arlington will back Mitchell for any amount
to fight jim Corbett for the championship
of the world
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08

Signal at Seattle this morning, put pistols
to the heads OF the four non-union sailors
and the watchman, and under threat of
death took them off the vessel. Captain
Bendegard was asleep at the time and knew
nothing OF the affair until some hours later
This is the result OF the trouble between
the Coast Seamen's Union and the nom
union sailors the former declaring that
non-union men must leave all ships. Kid
mapping outrages of this kind are becoming
quite common on the sound
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cultural Commission. believing. AS we do,
that said commission has never been OF any
use or service to the producer. but. on the
contrary, has been useless expense in the
wav of taxation. And if they fail IN abol-
ishing said commission that they use their
best endeavors TO prevent any appropria-
ton for It's support.
This resolution is receiving the approving
signature of nearly every person In the
valley interested in viticulture.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
CITY OFFICERS NOMINATED.
The Local Convention Meets at Sacra.
InentO.

mentO.
SACRAMENTO. Fob. THE Republican
city convention tonight nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
Mayor. b. U. Stelnman: Chief OF Police,
j. b. Rodgers; Auditor, j. ID. Young; Col
lector, G. a. Putnam; Assessor, j. J.
Buckley; Fire Commissioner. M. A.
Howard.
The regular Democracy nominated John
WE'LL, who is Republican. for Mayor. and
w. III. Bradley for Chief OF Police. The
other places were left to the central CON-
mittee to fill.
The Peoples party nominated for Mayor
G. NJ. Harrison Chief Of Police, John
Hartman; Auditor. }. d. Young; Col
lector. j. III. Cooley; Assessor, William
Tibbetts; Fire Commissioner. Charles
Schmidt.
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THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES.
Anarchists Seize Chance to Attack
the Police.

MADRID, Feb. THE meeting In BARGE
Iona Sunday. which began In religious
demonstration, developed into an anarchist
outbreak. The anarchists cared nothing
for the religious issue, but regarded the
police as their natural enemies. 1t was
necessary to call the civil guard to the
assistance OF the police. and it was at this
time some one OF the anarchists threw the
petard. woundlng a corporal and several
others. Finally the civil guard and police
succeeded in dispensing the rioters, and Te-
resa Laramun. her husband and a dozen
other prominent anarchists were arrested.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
Weak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITrER5, rdj
= Sreat Mexican Remedy; gives Health aa4
strength 10 the Sexual Organs moi eodie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
CARRIED BY ASSAULT.
The British at War With Hill Men In
India

CALCUTTA, Feb. british forces are
making war upon the kachyen tribes and
won decisive advantage over the enemy
by capturing their stockades In the Simla
district. The stockades were carried by
assault. The Kacbyens made fierce re-
slstance, but were finally overcome. with a
loss to the British OF two killed and six
wounded. Twenty-four Kachyens were
killed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
EVILS OF CRIMPING.
England Does Not See How They Are
to Be Remedied.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Replying to depntation
from the Chamber Of Shipping, Mundella.
president of the Board Of Trade said that,
while recognizing the evils OF crimping In
American ports. the Government was In a
difficult position, because British COnsuls in
the Uuited States had powers which the
habeas corpus act denied to American Con-
suls in Great Britain. The Crown lawyers
were considering the subject, and meantime
a treaty would be concluded with the United
States for the mutual surrender OF merchant
seamen and deserters
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
KILLING NEAR wINNEMUCCA.
1. b. English Surrenders to the
Nevada Authorities.

Nevada Authorities.
WINNEMUCCA, New. Feb THE killing
of Fred Cady, which occurred near Nc
Dermit last Saturday afternoon, turned out
to have been done by !. b. English, as was
at first reported. Yesterday afternoon Eng
fish arrived here, accompanied by Charles
Mcconnell, and gave himself up. The body
of Cady was brought in shortly afterward.
j. A. PIummer, who is a brother-in-law Of
the dead man. arrived from Stockton this
morning, and the remains will be taken to
that city for burial. 1t was case of self
defense.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08

DON'T ALLOW YOURSELF to trife with a Cold
ana SO encourage the development of some latent
pulmonary and Bronchial disease which often ends
iatAiy You had better cure your Cough or Cold
" promptly resorting TO DIR. ID. Jayne's Expector-
ant. an oldtime remedy for all Coughs. Lung and
Throat affections
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
San Diego's Exhibit.

SAN DIEGO. Feb. 1.-THE exhibition of
the local Worlds Fair Society was opened
this evening The greater part of San
Diego's exhibit, intended for Chicago, was
open to inspection and most creditable
display was made
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MORTGAGE Lax ReneaIed.

SALEM. Or, Feb. THE Senate to-day
passed the bill repeating the law taxing
mortgages and allowing deductions for in
debtedness. The bill now goes to the Gov
ernoT.
The bill establishing jute factory in the
Oregon penitenuary passed the House this
afternoon,
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MARKHAM'S APpOINTEEs.
Something About the Men Nominated
bY the Governor.

The appointments made by Governor
Markham yesterday and sent by him to the
Senate for action were very little discussed
here last night. for the reason that most OF
the people who move in the higher political
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Sailors i'm Danger.

HALIFAX, Feb. THE brigantpe Edith,
from Demarara for Halifax, is ashore at
Fox Point and the sea is running high. II
is feared the crew of eight men will be lost.
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BIaiue's Estate.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Feb. 7.-Baine's will is
to be fled in the Probate Court one week
from to-day. 1t is understood it gives all
unreservedly to Mrs. Blaine. The property
Is yained AT 81 coo 600
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
High School at Woodland.

WOODLAND, Feb THE Board of Super
visors to-day selected site in Woodland as
the location Of the county High School. Il
is intended to begin at once the erection Of
q $1,000 building.
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vITICULTURAL COMMISSION.
Wine Men Call Upon the Legislature
to Abolish It

ST.. HELENA, Feb. THE Wine-gro wers'
Union Of Napa County held large meeting
here Saturday and adopted the following (.
ResotUed. That we instruct our repre-
sentatives in the Legislature to use all
honorable means to abolish the State Viii
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Minister Coolidge Received.

ROME. Feb Minister Coolidge had a
pleasant audience with the Queen to-day.
and on Thusday will be received by King
HnmheIt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
SAMPLES SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.

TO OUR PATRONS IN THE INTERIOR PLEASE write
for samples EARLY and order your wash fabrics EARLY
that may be able to fill orders without substitution
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
TRIAL OF BLUME.

Slow Work in Securing Jury at
Fresno.
FRESNO, Reb 1.-THE work Of empanel-
ing Jury In NE case Of Michael Blume.
charged with the murder Of A. @. HaskiD.
was resumed In Judge Holmes department.
of the Superior Court this morning. The
progress Is very slow on account OF the
searching examlna alton jurors are subjected
TO by the defense. To-day six jurors were
obtained, making seven in oil up to the
present time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
CAPTURED THE CREW.

Non-Uni0n Sailors Taken Off a
Schooner at Seattle.
TACOMA, Feb. IA gang Of twenty
union sailors boarded the steam schooner
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
RAISED HIS BOND.
Black Outlook for Superintendent

Black Outlook for Superintendent
Bird of the Russ Lumber-Mili.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. THE embezzement
charge for 800 brought by Manager Plmp-
ton of the Russ Lumber and Mill Company
against r. A. Bird, superintendent of the
cOmpany's planning mill, was on preliminary
examination before Justice Dudley this
morning and Bird given twenty-four hours
to get bondsmen for an increase of his bond
from $500 10 $4,000. The hearing was con-
tnued one week. Bird is 80 years old and
has a family
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
THE ROSLYN ROBBERY.

Calvin Hale Convicted as One of the
Highwaymen.
ELLENsBURG. Wash, Feb. THE jury
In the case of Calvin Hale. on trial for the
robbery of the Roslyn Bank. returned a
verdict Of guilty. The jury Is now being
selected for the trial OF Thomas Klnsea,
another one OF the alleged robbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

The Baltimore sun today SAYS: Rev. James
r. DonOhue. who. it ia said. will succeed the
late Res. John 7. Galley, viii probably take
pastoral charge OF ST. Patrick's Church, South
Broadway. early next week 1t is stated that
Father ponohue will be succeeded assistant
at ~. Josephs. Washington, by Rev. j. j..
Dillon. pastor Of st. John the Evangelist
Church. Long Green, Baltimore county; that
Rev. Joseph Hauck. at present assistant priest
nj 81. Patrick's. would then succeed Rev. Mr..
Dillon n; Long Green, and that Rev. Richard
Campbell. who has been in charge Of St.
Pafricks since Father Gaitleys death, will re-
main there assistant priest to Rev. Mr..
Donohue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07
Army Orders.

first Lieut. Robert A. Brown, fourth cavalry,
10 relieved from duty At the United States
Military Academy, West Point, \. y, aud vii
Joan his regiment
Leave Of absence for three months on sur
gson's certificate Of disability Is granted Capt.
Alfred Morton. ninth infantry
The board Of otheers convened at the War
Department, Washington. ID. G.. for the exam
fnation Of ohcers to determine their fitness for
promotion u dissolved, and Capt Frank A.
Edssrd-. hrst cavalry member, and First Iisut
William z. Ship. tenth cavalry, recorder oil
the board, viii proceed to join their respective
stations
The operation OF 80 much OF special orders OF
January 81. 1888. - relates 70 Capt Charles b
Ewing. assistant surgeon. IL suspended until
June /. 1888, when he will comply with ths
order.
The appointment Of Second Lisut. Orrin r
Wolfe (promOtsd from corporal. company II
fourteenth infantry and his assignment so his
tssn,y-seeond infantry. COMPANY (Fort
keogh. MontAns). 60 rank from November 10
l5yl, ere announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

There was pleasant reunion held in the lee
ture room Of the Calvary Baptist Church. the
occasion being the second annual supper Of the
classes in the sabbath school of the church laugh,
BY 2. W. Vaughn and S. W. Woodward After
the btl OF fare had been discussed tossts were
responded TO BY the following: W. c. Mertz
Rev. :. r. Greene. 8. W. Woodward, ". D.
Gurley. p ;. Foster. J. E Pugh, Miles NJ
sh.nd. H Collier. T. J. l. shane. Z. c. Rowe
and y. ". Vaughn The reception committee
consisted Of the following: j. II. Moffett, DR..
". O. sehaihirt. A. Rankin Thornton, Preston
J. Rollow, Geo. z. Hebbsrd, Jno. E. Dawson,
". J. r. brown. V. T. Lake, d. P. Meetze
Harry English. $. 7. velie. A f. Lake. B. s.
Pendl-,on VIM r. King and {. S. Catlert
The supper was in charge Of the following
Geo. g. siebold. chairman; r. g. Brown, Nast
Y. Cook. w. c. Nertz and z. C. Rice
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Death of VIM. III. Robertson.

Mr.. Vim. II. Robertson. a well-known bust
ness man died at his residence yesterday after
m Illness of year and half, in the sixty
second wear Of his age. Mr.. Robertsou's wife
died on the 5th Of February, eight wears ago,
and he used 10 insist that he would die that
day Of the month, and il was only one day
later whom he breathed his last. Deceased
the father Of fourteen children, all of whom
hwfrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

The target practice Of company A, first
battalion. fo- the month Of February at 900
yards. held at the rife range in the Washington
Light Infantry Corps Armory last evening re-
suited In the following total scores: Capt. Loef-
Ter. al; First Sergt- Muzzy, Al; Sergt. Sutien.
40; Sergt. JsneZeck. Al. Corp. White. Il; Private
Cleft, "a; Private Cole. "a; Private Coleman,
81: Private Davis, 81, Private DeForest, IS
Private Few, 50: Private Graves. 81: Private
Green. &c: Private Jay Hill. 80; Private joyce,
81; Private Kenner. 81; Private Leach. %; Pri
vste Nunes. "a. Private c. Nicely 26 Private
X. Neely. .. Private Oliver, II; Private Phil
hy-, -. Private Smoot, Is; Private Stoddard
~. Private Taylor. Is: Private r. Watson. IS
Private ;. II. Watson, 81; Private Williams. sc
Private Wise. IS: Private Wright, 20.
The following enlisted men who were pre-
yeated from attending the rife practice during
January made the following record at 20C
yard-: Prtvaies Oliver, Is; Williams, Is
Cole -
The vplley firing resulted as follows: January
score. the targets not being in readiness at the
last monthly practice OF the company, twenty
eight men firing. 50 hits, 252 points; average
per man. 2. company percentage, so.
February score. tventy-essht men firing, 81
hits. "a points. average per man. 943; com
pany percentage. 81 50.
Lieut.. Ebert. the battalion inspector Of rifle
practice, was range Oeieer.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Foa saLE,IEacI or ies sonEs 81 NILS
csssApssi. r.iiro.l ss.... a., Is ls irsss orsas
=, ,srfsin g, e. pr s're- d. ckAff. foho 90.
LOR SAIL NEw siN-RpoN HOrsE ASp RAIN
Vita two scrr- % land IN fuii view e TIA -,
ies .asi es.s raw I.yIusH ss fss' on
and f.-S, A., . 80 n s u Sss, sae,,~. -, ,.,,.
ssni for si snd rist OF the country sfopnd no ct.
= .''' '''''''''''n J,ass cirxfSr s ''"'
fet|H l.2i 49,
S,E S;aLhI,9N BALTIMORE aNpNAsniS.IoS
Saie'.rd ~ aere. ntc-ly ls,sisd ~ g'ils. frou,
ast"l tNrlNorsam dS-iiinr ard aufbui dinsss
puckEIr. road 4 co. 0is "a Nv fss-S
f'cR SALE ON sxcnANsE roR CRY rnor
on the ~. TS DO "a winr", "a ~ 49, fr.ptnN
,,as in, roNsa ~ sol NE barn .nd ~, house,
Sc. SCI. 'e' ~ q au6.s ~ -is .asa f
TT GiB1,th :; ~
t'ok ssLE FiNF FaRN ~ 40 .rFrs AZ
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iri3' 7. BRookS diaicshuu~
EoR sAlE-sl A,RFs HIuH AND r,hfrrttY
s,uis, srd NV ne ~ s,i Ne ,srs .nl ~..hnss
a bsrs.a DrtSrTi, f5Rh5S "a "a q a. e7s. -
EoR sALr- HorsEs AND CaoIcE Bru.DtSa
Il Bots Al brooAisna vera .s.y terms
fe4-I~ 100 C.rrirsR sa,lSins
EoR sALE ~ aCRFs ~ ANON HIlL An-
Of ssStS o. io an s-s IN. ,rss ",.r'. !. 40 80.
Gre .ai,e, ahd vide -Seep q ehsrIr-its -0antl,
.yndicass rsr -. ~ u NJ pr - r in'
o. -s.y term. snail ash rsynsggi cal es.sn !. a
7,Ti nth at n ". wA.hih.ton. u { f.e.iif'
EOR SALE. IL AckEs on com I.Nn 8.
FORD co. dl7 F,t nv T.. a.
EoR SAIL $50 70 s4J.0 An ACRF FnE Nnis
sites of % 10 scre- IN Vet tui iafi A. Rs-l v.
Poliian branch 81 the B-luuorr snd this -aiira.i.
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EoR sME-Iss AckEs coon LAND oN P,-
q, nj 90 hr.ow latte rlsc- T4rt 4 'risna. Mouut
fruit elsstrie railway 70 aoSn, Vsinn. a. r M
sdir... $ Il sNoRbES. br.Ssr s At rs, ~
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most SIT se,n h.y' pTl into Syn ,is i.9 A . -
20 within few hundred iert - the ratosA a. Nsst
R%o oEtl., send for circular. HiNRf :. Cor.
E'9R s.Lr-Lo1s Is coPrs ADDITION IT,
kr1asinston these de-r-b'- iots are ~,,,i.d Aul
On Ne ~ heiweep k.asinston and Rott cre,A.
ars,stke owner HrSEY Y Uoff. Rssl ila %.
EoR SALE THEVArrhBrF PHoPr my ENoWy
hasi. .ss s. atsinns sau, 3, .r-. wa
.;ed on lie Blsdsns,irs ps. .bo, I 49, 80,
Boundary. 18th A.d u -ts a.
JOHN y. wA9gANsN
A-'-im 90 laths - NJ.
WESLEY uEIGHrs,
p" NORTHWEST WASHINGTON
=. opposite American University sita
u you want 20 make 30 csf; = y.sr ~ vo,r
money :or IN. next i've y.ars Vut fs~ al a.. 49,.
property 1t The present prize IL 20 Is .,. t sn'
rms subdivision has egnAi In the Distract ~ 90
lumbia and IL strictly nr.fcas- suburban prfs,.rtt
on and after March 600 Will be tho lo~ssf ri ~,
any single iot
JOHN y WAsGANAN
.oo luye-fulsnt Hrok~-
1a-s-ln 100 lsth - ~
I'Oh SALE LARGE LENEL TRACT sUTraHs
Tor SUBDIVISION reached by eletrtc cnrs lIntlrns-
ing locality sreatesi bargain around Nashiasg n
IL sold soon offered At ~ Per "a n.
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Charged With showing an Irnrnoral Picture.
warrant has been issued from the Police
Court charging chas- W. Downing. cigar
store keeper, with exhibiting an advertis-
ing picture OF an immoral nature in
his store window. and the case will be heard in
the Police Court Wednesday. The picture Is an
sdvertisemen, Of a brand Of cigarettes.
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WANTED-A wELLBRED. ACTIVE YOUNG
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FOR RENT-STABIES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07
FOR RENT-FLATS

EfOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY 14Os l4TH ST.
n. five rooms and bath tn heat no chi dren
yearly lease Apply to +. b. MARROW,
1aZb-eo3n 20 Corcoran building
FOR RFNT.TwO THREE-ROoM FLATS; EACH
an entire floor suit BILE for housekeeping In first
class condition. with stable if desired. $3.50 ST
NV. ga per mo. X. A. PHILLIPS SON l422
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07
FOR lighthouses.

For RENT-2y. 18TH ST. S.w.-HANDsoMt
L new VI o.. All n. pered throuvhout- ..-.. eco
fest THoS. V. STAHl. 454 La ave-
Tor RENT-IelI vERMoNr AvE.-SEw BRICK
house 10 rooms and bath: convenient 20 three
lines lsrve yard ren, s37. 50. Apply lsos III S.
n.
E'oR RENT-I.73 MADISON ST., ONE SQUARE
Il from Dupont Circle. choice ten-room house.
with electric appliances and every convenience Never
been occupied Only S55
fe4-3,' Z. L. NcCLELLAND. l4o5 Est
For RENT-FoUR VERY DESIRABLE WILL
4 located nearly new 3-story brick houses. with ii
rooms each AL modern inprovenl.nts, good order
north side OF n ST bet 10Th and Goth Sta n We
can o1er these houses upon terms which viii render
them bargains to persons desiring nice homes
ja2l-lst. oI6Fst NV
Cap st. llr $50 va r. r ave- ave- si2 = :
23s5L NV, Tor 30 i2fs Iiniou st. Or - II 30
dl1-ss' TYLER RUTHERFoRD. 1907 F St
3142 St. Tor br m. T.. side yard ... s35 AZ
io.S3 Conn. ave. IT ar and bath IN l. $50. 80 ~
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