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TO RIVAL THE HORSE SHOW
The AssauIt-at-Arms Will Open
With a Parade.
EXPERTS FROM A DISTANCE.
Why the Indians Were Removed to
Aicatraz-The Man Who linz
persOnateS Custer.

Every one who was at the horse show
on Friday night enthused over the dashing
horsemanship shown by the military rid
ers from the Preside. The soldiers who
are managing the assault-at-erms which
opens tomorrow at the Mechanics Pa
vilon smiled when asked yesterday il
Fridays feats were fair sample Of their
show.
I'VE had rehearsal of two events at
the horse show, just a couple of little
Items on our programme to give the public
an idea OF the thing" said Sergeant Fol
HngsDy, carelesSly. Then the gallant
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"YOU ARE A FLEGEL."
Judge Conlan Decides That the Ex-
preston Is Not Libelous.


Matt Zuzanot, editor of the Slavjanska
Sloga. appeared in Judge Conlan's court
yesterday morning to answer to the charge
of criminal libel preferred against him by
Louis w. Piskulch, the proprietor of the
paper.
The alleged libel appeared in the issue
of the paper of Novem Der 8, aud consisted
of the following sentences:
The proprietor Of this paper is common
BLACKBOARD without any education. He was a
shoemaker in Dalmatia and came here TO edit a
journal. He himself cannot write.
Mihe offensive word was "hegel," which
Piskuieh interpreted as common black
guard" ZuZanot's Interpretation was a
man who pretends to be what he is not
What made him write the words COM
planned of was because Piskulich was TOO
slo W in paying him his salary.
After hearing the evidence on both sides
tn Q Judge dismissed the case.
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A WATERS DOWNFALL.

Charge of Burglary.
Emanuel Lopez was arrested last even
ing by Detectives Anthony and Gibson
and booked at the City Prison on the
charge OF burglary.
Lopez was a waiter in D. P. Schertz's
restaurant, 206 McAllister street. until q
week ago. when he was discharged for
drunkenness.
SchertZ lives at Hyde street and Lopez
roomed in the same house. When Lopez
was discharged he went to the house, Sc
cured stepladder and climbed into
Scherz's rooms by a rear window. He
stole SOL aud pair of diamond earrings
from a trunk and disappeared. When ar
rested last evening he did not have cent.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
- Supervisors OF the city and county of San
Francisco. November 81, 1894.
In accordance with resolution No. 11,4l6
third series) OF the Board OF Supervisors. and
in conformity with the act Of the Legislature
and county of San Fran cisco to lease certain
school lot. issue bonds, purchase sites and erect
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received in open
session OF the board ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.
December TO- 1894. from to $3.50 O'Clock, for
the erection OF tvo-story eghtclasS school
building the lot on Tennessee street. in Potrero
block No. 373. in strict conformity with plans
and specifications TO be seen at the ONCE of
T. j. Welsh, architect, room 80, Flood building.
NOTICE-Bldders will estimate with the dis
tlnct understanding that the work proposed will
be awarded separately TO the lowest bidder, and
that no bid will be received or entertained
unless from a party who is known TO be dealer
in or contractor for the character OF work bid
upon. Bidders Will state specific sum in COM
follows:
First-For all plumbing, gashtting ana sewering
Second-For all work called for in the specif-
cations except plumbing RaShtting and sewer
Eight hours to constitute days work for per.
sons employed upon the work.
The party to whom the contract Is awarded will
be required prior o at the time OF the execu-
tion OF the contract, to pay proportion Of the
cost of advertising this notice in three daily
In order to preserve uniformity and to facili-
tate the award the board has resolved to receive
no bids unless made upon blank forms prepared
by the committee. And bidders upon the plumb
ing must deposit with their bid certified check
for the sum of $500 and on proposition No for
ali other WORK an plumbing a certifed CHECK ~
$1,000. conditioned II the proposal is Acceuted
and the contract awarded and II the bidder shaIl
fail neglect to execute a writ en- aereemenr
and give the required bond within six DAYS after.
the sum shall be paid into the City and County
faiiure and neglect. "
hanks furnished by the Clerk.
The STard reserves the right to reject all bids If
no27 I'd JNo. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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SPRECKELS' BIG CHECK.

The Sugar Magnate Draws $780,
900 From the Nevada Bank.
Friday was one of the biggest days in
the history of the clearinghouse Claus
Spreckels drew his check upon the Nevada
Bank for $1,500,000 and deposited it in
another institution. The withdrawal OF
so large an amount naturally awakened
the curiosity of the banking circle. but all
efforts to induce the old capitalist TO tell
what he is going to do with the money
proved futile. When questioned about the
matter he smllingly replied that he had
nothing to say about such trifle as that.
If be had Withdrawn twenty millions in
stead OF one and half there might be
some occasion for making Inquiries. but
such a bagatelle was not worth consider
inR
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the horses and dogs participating in the
show will join the ranks.
Tickets are for sale at II. S. Crocker's,
227 Post street, and as the show is of un-
usual interest. and the prices popular
ones, the sale has been very rapid.
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SneciaI to Young Men.

Rev. MIR. Simon's addr ess at the Chris
titan Association building this afternoon
will be specially adapted to the interests
of young men. He is an aOle, interesting
speaker, and lis address this afternoon at
O'Clock will be of benefit to young me n.
Seats free. Good music.
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Steam for Mechanical Arts School.

The California School of Mechanical
Arts filed petition with the Board of
Supervisors yesterday for permission to
use stesm-power in connection with the
school on its property bounded by Six
teenth. Utah, Ell Dor ado and Nebraska
streets. This is the school erected and
now about to go into active service through
the philanthropy of the late James Lick.
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Cornet Solo i'm the Park.

Miss Preciro l.. Prachs will give cornet
solo at Golden Gate Park on Sunday next,
by the request OF her many friends.
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The greatest pain-annihilator OF the age
Salvation OIL 1t always cures.
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PROPOSALS

For the Erection of an S-CIass School
Building on Tennessee Street, In
Potrero Block No. 373.
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EB- Samples forwarded free any address.
ES- Country orders receive prompt attention.
Goods delivered free
Mill Valley. Oakland Alameda Berkeley.
The morning call., 1894-12-02

The above goods at the prices offered, are the
cheapest Dress Patterns offered in San
Francisco.
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matter how you ensnare the integrity o. Judges
If only you do ensnare their integrity?
And so Pnilbrook rambles on in his
briet. He talks of trickery and oppor-
tunity, of conscience that makes towards
of US all. He frequently breaks into
poetry, and speaking of Judge Harrison's
elevation to the Supreme bench, he says:
1.-The name of Cassius honors this corruption.
And chastisement doth therefore hide his head. +"
Philbrook accuses Justice Harrison of
every kind OF fraud. collision and con-
spiracy in this matter. But he hardly
dares to hope that the court will coincide
with his views. He says: while we
spoke. your minds were occupied by the
thought. why. we cannot declare that
without declaring Hon. Ralph G. Harri-
SOD, Associate Justice of this court, our
daily companion and intimate friend. to
be particeps criminis.'"
Then the attorney strikes deeper still.
He gives an elaborate definition from
Webster's dictionary of the word "bribe. -
as that which seduces, seduction, allure
ment."
bride is still bride, however cunningly IL
IS sugar-coated. For would it not be a great
gratihcation to the mind Of every Justice who
SITS In this case TO have such a judgment pro.
nounced as would declare Ralph Z. Ha rrison
Associate Justice Of the same court with him.
sell, DIS daily close associate in the discharge
OF a pubic trust of the most sacred character.
MS intimate personal friend. guiltess of fraud
Would u not be to every Justice taking part in
the decision the equivalent of favor to see
| such conclusion reached?
docs not, tneni their secret transaction OF
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$50 DRESS PATTERNS, new
Covert cloth, in a great
variety of colorings.
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HOLIDAY BARGAINS!

$50 DRESS PATTERNS, nov
city weave and Illuminated
effects.
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WANTED - TENDERS RECEIVED AT
W Office, S21 Seattle National bank building
mp 20 IL O'clock July 5 ise4 for about 3,00o, 90
feet OF lumber, 6so00 cedar ties and ii and cedar
lumber, delivered Mt railroad company's wharf,
Honolulu, II. l.: certified cheek OF 500 accom-
panying each bid to be forfeited case the sue
eessful bidder fails TO enter into contract with
good and sufficient bonds 70 carry out his con-
tract within ten days from the award: before
bidding bidders are requested 70 call AZ Office
for full information about bids, delivering Of
lumber aud arrange payments. right reserved
70 reject any or all bids a. Feek, L. o. Box 7S5
Seattle Wash.
NOTICE FOR FROPOSALs-SOTICE Is
~ hereby given that sealed proposals viii be
received by the board of commissioners of Suo-
houish county up 70 II o'clocx N of Monday
July :. 1894. tor furnishing the different county
Offices with plain and printed records for one
year. Books 70 be OF two sizes. II <xls inches,
go pages. and III zxls inches, 4So pages. All
books TO contain best quality Of paoer. such as
Is used tor that purposs, aud % Be Eat opening
covered with leather and recovered with best
quality of canvas. with Gz-snch leather cor
ners, the number, sire aud styse OF book To be
furnished when same Is ordered Bids must
specify price Of each style OF book and to Be se-
companied With sample of paper TO DO used
Board reserves the right 70 reject sny all hids
ID. . sNERDFIGER,
County Auditor and Clerk of Board
snohomish. VASE. June - ISes.
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sorroE TO CONTRACTORS

DgOPOSALS wANTED-sEALEDPR PROPOSALS
l. viii De received 81 the bos-d of county COM
nissioners OF King county, Washington, st the
cfzice of the county auditor, in Seattle, until
Monday, July ID, 1854. 81 > O'Clock p m, fer the
furnishing OF certain supplies for the King
eoansy slmshouse and hospital for the period OF
three months from and after July l. 1894
Said supplies are 20 he delivered az the place
OF business OF the bidder. In or near Seattle,
only on acquisitions issued by T. A. Twieheil.
purchasing agent. AZ the sum or amount speei-
Ted in TIE lid.
Everything furnished is 20 b OF the best
quality OF the several kinds and grades specified,
samples 70 b furnished hen required.
Goods found 10 Be inferior 70 the samples or
the grade or quality specified viii bs rejected
Payments for supplies furnished will be made
By King county warrants payable TO the order
OF the contractor and issued on the 18th OF the
month succeeding the delivery OF the goods and
rendering of satisfactory accounts
Each bid must state the price 81 which each
OF the articles specified therein viii be fur
nsshed and shall be accornnanied By q certified
cheek in the sum OF sloe. the same 70 be for
feltsd 20 King county by the successful bidder
IN case OF failure 10 enter into contract with
good ana sufficient sureties within i've days
ate. date of award-
The board reserves the right 70 reject any or
ali bids or any portion Of any bid and accept
the remainder, and the award OF any portion OF
the contract or any portion OF any bid shall be
as binding on the bidder as Il the whole bid lad
been accepted
Bids shall be sealed and marked. Proposals
furnishing the following articles in the amount
designated. to-wtf:
Flour. ~Green Crown" by the barrel
Flour, '.Patent Excellent BY the barrel
Flour Novelty A. by the barrel.
Rolled oats (sarnpiel by the cxt
Sugar, "grsaulated," by the barrel
Sugar, &c c. (ssmplel, by the barrel
Crackers. soda" by the ewt
Rice tsamplel. By the cwt
Dried apples, by the ewt-
Coffee, roasted" fsamplel. BY the 5o-lb sack.
Tea. "black' fsample1. BY the chest.
Baking powder, Hercules, by the 5lb cans.
Molssse. common" BY the Dbl
Vinegar, cider" by the bbL
Salt, ''tshle." by the sack
Pepper, black ground By the 5-lb can.
Bacon, By the cwt
Lard, good quality" by the cwt
Soap, "Lennox" or Emerald" by the box.
Washing powder. sGold Dust" By the casa
Coal oil. good quality by Tire case.
Coal oil, good quality" by the 5o-gsIlon lots.
By order OF the BOARD of county commission
ers OF King county. F. A TWICHELL.
County Auditor and ex-0fticio Clerk OF said
Board
Dated st Seattle. June ., 1924
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DETER VEST, INDEPENDENT SLATE
Il writing r3e1iumi seer Propnetg N.nre.
dates. facts Instantly giyen: not sosiaary cues-
ton asked Business Foat.er., missing persons
ESpers. prcpsfEE. htads2 treasures. MARI are,
divorce health, death, Lost affections restored
fe1aates TIE separated, causes happy MARRIAGES.
peace AZ ZONE, drives away dlscord, spells
stumbling blocks. siasul habits, eSl4 spsrits
brings good sGek AMI prosperity 10 Third.
Hours 10 Private siftiags. g. ladies'. 81
Satisfactory Or 10 charge Open sundays Lse-
tare and prslie ssance a. CoTdEay' tAeator sS-
cry sunday might 10 esnEx.
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WILTON HARDWARE co.

Tools, cutlery. fishing tackle and hardware spe-
cteisies us Commercial street
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4dvxyffsasnenss under the Bead Of Loaf,
roune. FOR sale, For EsEt sza stt1Atsons
Wanted vii - inserted stths rata q cast
~o-d each fpserttoz. Psyrent siSsys n al
vsnes Nc establishments reeaiysd fos ssss tnsa
sfceEfx
eOTIrr-Tns business of1os % sns Posris-
-yfx.oxxcxE = epen Enrii 4 p IA Clsssiasd
.@xertf.e-asn.a vii be received up - tnss tina
A1vertsaeznsnts wIfi be resolves a. essac0
sfscsz xf toe PosT-fETEIzrGEsex1s az
TACOMA Be KEAU-1is fscAs ssnns'
Thosna. eannors, Manager
FSspT Tow NeTSD-Frearh A. eFs-ingar
gEIIrxGHAN BAY BIZ REAu-Sew What
eeuu. corner Holly and Canoe stresiA Q. d.
Culver. MaEaEeE
aaat....s... tasaerr H.lf Al Ts<tIsArE AZ this
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CARD or THANKS.

70 TIE rzszzbers oE Psrnouth Congregational
sfurcn ass1 sunday seEoos. % fze ssacEers 2E1
srho5ars CT shs ppbIlc scAools. 20 Go1Eznssa
I<ssxe xo q A. q. =. ~, 20 seatsls Locger %o
: 81 81 u. 70 Central W. e J. e. % t5s Tozrg
Yeo,lnfs roesesT 81 Christian Eaee2vOr. g fos
1880 ncsrd fgs tbs kind resol utsors rsassec y
fhsrn a. shsIr Esesrsag q 1zns . nE1 70 nsigs
-. a. leads who so kfz6lv ssxssssd fbeEn
daring their late berszwenzsHf. ere nsTeny Pzc-
ley sxuresse1 the sincere thanks Of
Ma kxD EEx A " HfEDERRAEDT AID fANtlf.
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soCrFTT sOTFCEs
A pcAN4 LODGE. No 81. r. AND A NJ
n a,ats4 r.esslnvs sceocd and fourth Mondays
a. each uDnfh- -. " Base " -
A. & ss5KBx. rec.
ctr KNIGHTS. ATTENTION. THE SIR
= Knights - attic Com nandeFy. No :, afe
hereby comm sndea - conyeus q the asys n a
ths hour o. % a. m 90 jay % ~ as 1919
OF thn eorneT stone 81 the state AniFerssts OF
washington. All so5ouTuIng cir knlgEts sfs
'S'~s FDwIg ". CRAVEN.
Easinent Commander
L4@I. M90KK, Recorder
spiritual. nEETfSG IL RED MEMS
. hall. m Ratrancs on Marion suesi, ns.
tween Front and second platform Tree 70 All
spfrifnal subjects: circle ana tests
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NANICURISG. I HATRDREssTNG. ss-r@-
u nuoUs BAR removed ey electricity -
NJ Aiken. 90 second street
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FORM.
FVNKEN Up-nNE SD BClL. HoRSs
L seraSa as. ONnef s&a have AIM ~ aapiy-
iax e. q HsarF. treuc8t, 1s&f y cod and Parx
sat pAt.rg 81 gNRses
LOT NIs-1aE PIACE u BCY SECOND
II ham4 hsesclaa aasy fuur sesEs one Aaxg
vice. faE a. ozS mS1s wbe<,. So to lasfses'
y aeets. So e4eh. al tsesS kkcFS4Ss as - gaod
eassaitlaGs bfsssse sHaertss xsFy e&SAp. spes.
al 4 kk4E.eas as lAks street. ksaka bala1lzx
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GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by toe board of regents OF the University of
Washington az the Peoples Savings bank, Seat
tie. Wash. until o'clock d N, on the 10th day
OF July, 1894, for the furnishing of sA labor AMI
for the furnishing and putting IN place OF all
material and apparatus required for the heating
and yentilating spparatus To be placed in the
main building OF the University Of " Washington,
now being constructed upon section 10, town
ship 3 north, range east, in the city of Seattle,
Wash, according 10 aud in accordance with
plans and spec fcations therefor row on file in
the Office of Charles W. Saunders, architect,
which plans snd specifications reference is
hereby made
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and
al BIDS hereunder.
Bidding hereunder is limited by law 70 ctsi-
zens OF the state of Washington.
Each bid must be accom- panied by bond 20
the state OF Washington in a sum not less than
one-Quarter of the amount OF the bid. secured hy
two or more sureties, binding themselves in sums
which shall aggregate at least twice the face Of
the bond. and each qualifying Ia ST least twice
the sum in which he cbilgstes himself in the
bond, said bond TO be conditioned 5 req uifed
by the provisions OF the act OF the legislature OF
the state OF Washington. entitled, 'sAn Act pro-
viding for the location, construction and main
tenance OF the University of Washington, and
ing an emergency" approved March IA. 1893,
which act is hereby referred 10.
BOARD or REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF WASHINGTON.
BY JAS 4. HAYDEN, President
And By EDNoSD :. MEASY, Secretary
Daied al Seattle, King county. Wash. June
II, 1894.
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The old established specialists ~ shll
treating with unsurpassed ruccsu Il
Genito- Z rinary diseases Of either ssx Al
Private, Blood. Skin Diseases and Nerves.
Debility quickly cured. Personal asies-
ton gwen TO every case and AL cnzsks
cases guaranteed Charges low.
PILES. FISTULA, RECTAL u
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VAkI01
CELE-Cures guaranteed without psla
detention from bus Cess.
We wiU give 81. 90 in gold Goa y
any case OF Vsricoceis that has bm2
en- be cured ey medicine. elsctrica
any appliances or applications snteroszh
externally or eternallY.
SYPHILIS. GOS0RRHEA GLEkf,
Spermatorrh@a. Seminal Wsskrees Loaf
Manhood. Night Emissions. DecAyed fse-
ulties. Female Weakness and III desaeAts
disorders peculiar 10 either ser rosinEsy
cured, as well IS sll functional disosdss
that result from youthful folliss o. ths e.
cess Of mature years. i.
Thousands cured by eorrsspondsacA ~
private. and medicine securely pzsksd
from view. Plain envelopes used sena
stamps for reply for question LIS Or Gu
Consultation free. Hours, 3 70 y y
10 q and to 8 p M. Sunday hcnr4 BAL
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EDE rATTOSAL-

pKoF ANDERSON TEACHES PEDAGOGY,
geometry, gebrs, Latin. Greek and English
branches 1907 Scventh street
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MRS. BLACKBURN GIVES BATHS IIra
room ~
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FINANCIAL

yvASTED-TO BOsEoE FOR ONE or EwO
w vszrs xeaH sr5m pxtx1Ee party. secMr1Sy
.~orsn 81 20. shEs viii b@A- fullest IrvesEtxx-
slzz. wfIt psy reasonable interest Address u
&c Pos1-IEssls tSs2csE
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I osT-SS REN ARD. A GOLD WATCH CHARM
Il attA = aonogrAs1 60 hsek. kanler pseAse
rstgrn t. tas F0ss-Ents i4Eseue4r o11se
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II ouCtisa 81 c1ok stoves. gartea hose. wire
scruea do0rs snd lsbies tAckis. 2aokher ios o.
t&a@e nne sp&it tAmhoe hshsnx poiWs sast "a
esfxsf. Ger price os&y s. SqetEef & Aagfaat
as Pike street EADka haE}8sug
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AgmsTRoxG-Fn seattle, wa.h-. Frsdsy. 1nns
=. Isgs. % fas vile O. = = Arrzstro7Es
daughter.
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.Iulh ." hi.u iNr uHuhI nUr.te feb. fHH
deficiency IIIEmHHt AGAINST UuI,UH.#fH. Win
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AnI you ars uorc.g naud.l uriif 5000 nII
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WtugfH. thH Hon. SAMUEL s. N.HIff IHIrr.
aud Goo fUll Hf thH u.iHUIt HHFt
of ihy lHIf1 Jut..H| District.
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hundred HUH nfHtfH HHr
pAltu q nuNuAu. Ci1rl.
by Dto ID luuuis, n0puJ D.tfl.