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COLLEGE ATHLETES.
What the Stanford Boys Expect to
Win This Afternoon.

A rather small team Will represent STAN
ford TO-DAY in the annual feid-day contest
with Berkeley. The announced thdrawal
of three of Berkeley's best men. Hoffman,
Bancroft and McClelland. is welcome news
at Palo Alto. Stanford anticipates de-
feat of three points to one. The meager
training facilities will account largely for
the poor showing oflStanford in track ath-
letics. The expected surplus from the
THANKSGIVING football game was unre-
allied. and another year will have 10 b.
awaited before The grass-covered track can
be completed.
In the mile run Brown, who holds the
coast record. is a conceded first place, and
G. Culver will stand fair show for sec
ond place.
In Crane and R. Z. Culver Stanford has
a good show for second and third places in
the pole vault
Bernhard and Ellis are making good
time in the 2:20.
In the 1O0-yard dash Bernhard will not
do as well as IN last years field day. If
Fory only keeps his head and shows some
grit he will set Humphrles hot pace in
the quarter Knowles has shown up ex-
ceptionaily we'll in the half-miie run, bu
his inexperience may tell against him.
Stanford does not tx ect much in the
manner throw ana SNUt put. hea. OTCuIt,
Hazard. Watson and Macmillan have en-
tered in these but have done scar, ely aay
training Toombs is the only entry in the
high Jump, Calhoun having injured his
foot curing the Easter vacation. In the
running broad jump there are three en-
tries, Lead better, johnson and Culver, all
of whom are doing creditaele work, and
ought TO get at least one pace. Alexander
and Desimone, Stanford's best cyclers,
will not participate in the field day. being
scheduled in the bicycle races at the Mid
winter Fair.
Pillsbury, Jarman and Hustled will try
in the race and will surely get places. By
Blake's withdrawal IT N the mile walk
Bancroft and Farmer will have a better
chance 10 get places Ii 5 much regretted
that Mayard, Stanford's crack quarter
mile sprinter, will not enter this year.
Stanford Will do well to WIN thirty points
out Of possible 120.
Herbert S. Hicks, go, has been elected
manager of next years football team.
Hirks is now business manager of the
SeQuoia and has clearly demonstrated his
ability 10 occupy the responsible position
TO which he has been elected. With the
hearty support OF Captain Downing and
the students al large he ought tn put a
winning team in the field next ThauKs-
giving day.
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On III Industrials.
ALAMEDA.

large number of the Republicans OF this
city are making arrangements TO greet ex-
Congressman HilbOrn and participate In the
reception ed BIN In the evening at the
Oakland Tbeater. Eighty of the pest-kn0wn
citizens and loyal bearers of the Republican
standard have been designated by lbe central
committee on the honored roll of vice-presi-
dents for the occasion. Judging from appear
ances The greeting Will be warm one.
The Bond Question.
The School Board is very much embarrassed
over the failure OF the bond ordinance 10 carry
in the last L ruslee me, ting. All The school
buildings are oyercTowded ana have been for
some lime, and now limit will have TO he
placed on majority of The rooms, which will
crowd out large number of pupils. While a
city hall is needed, and would be appreciated
II is hard TO see how schnO building can be
dispensed with. The failure to carry was a
difference OF opinion ia regard TO the amount
needed for lie City Hall. and Stephenson and
Randolph say they will not vote for The bonds
until plan has been aceepted and IL is posi-
lively nOwD how much the building Will cost.
The School Directors say they VIII not push The
question again until August. when they shall
again set the ball rolling.
Tennis Tournament.
A doubles tournament VIII be held at the
Alameda tennis court this afternoon, begin
ming al 2 O'Clock. Tie obi CT of this is 10 as.
certain by club trials which team viii be best
fitted 10 represent the Alameda Tennis Club IN
the coming tournament at Ibr MIdwiHter Fair.
TIE teams already eDeTed are: Haslett and
Lans br rger Holmes and Jones Bew ano Carr,
NcKerrow and BURIAL. Younger ana water
man, Brown and Allen.
A Mistake.
The arrest OF W Augustine for stealing por-
ton OF fence b longing 10 the Arlesian Water
Works Company was DIis axe. Ii seems that
the agent having the property iD charge had
given Mr.. Augustine consent TO take IL ana
Superintendent Borden, who swOre out The
complaint, die not know Of il and so caused the
arrest.
The Theosophists.
The Theosophists of this city VIII receive
Countess Waehlmei.ier this afternoon al the
Red Mems Hall. The Count IS has lately re-
turned from a lecturing tour through India
WIFI Annie Besant.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD
" OF Supervisors of the city and county OF San
Francisco, April "a, 1894.
(third series) Of the board OF Supervisors.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received in open
session OF the Board MONDAY AT ERN DON,
Aprll 80, sy4, from TO 2:30 O'Clock, for fur
nishing coal for the CITY and County Hospital
and Amshouse. from July l. 1894, TO June 80.
1895
he coal to be the first quality of Wellington,
Scotch Flint Westminster. brfmbo, Nanaimo,
well screened, broken for use and free from
slack and shale (and TO weigh 2140 pounds TO
the tom, and the kind of coal required TO
be furnished at such times ana In such
quantities ordered for the City and County
Hospital and AlmshouSe. with the understanding
that the Goa for the hospital is to be delivered 10
that institution and that for the Almshouse TO be
taken from the coalyard OF the successful bidder
or from the wharf. and TO be delivered OF such
kinds and IN such quantities as may be ordered
from tiaie TO time.
NOTICE-Bidders will estimate and bid price
per ton of 2240 lbs for which they will furnish
said coal. with the understanding that the Board
will award a contract for each KIND OF coal sepa-
ratey to the lowest responsible bidder and that in
all cases the Goa must be inspected and weighed
at such times and places as may be designated by
the respective committees.
The party to whom the contract is awarded will
be required, prior TO at the time of the execu-
ton OF contract, 10 pay the cost or portion OF
the cost, OF advertising this notice in three daily
newspapers
In ord. to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
the award the Board has resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared oy
the committee, and a certified check for the sum
of $500 drawn during the month OF Aprii. 1894. in
favor of and made payable TO the Clerk OF the
Board must be deposited by the bidder, condi-
toned If the PROPOSE IS accepted and the contract
awarded; and If the bidder shall fail or neglect to
execute written agreement and give the bond
required within days after the award IS ma e.
then and in that case the said sum shall be paid
into the City and County treasury by said Clerk
as iiuuidated damages for such failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the Clerk
The Board reserves the right to reject all bios If
the public good SO require
ABA 81 JNO. 4. RUSSELL. CIerk.
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and the issuance for tue use OF the people, by the
United States exc usively. Of 10 interest bear
ing regal tender certificates Of va4ue
Sixth-1he immediate enactment Of laws es-
tablishing the initiative mandate and the princi-
pie OF proportional representation. to the end
that the machinery OF government and machinery
oil production and distr button shall be owned
ami operated by the whole people collectively
and that Justice, freedom and equity shall reign
MANUEL JONES, President
EUGENE HoUeH. Secretary.
LIT efieid Tract.
The auction sale of this beautiful tract to-day
is attracting mark ed ttenIion IN Oakland
real estate circles. Being he first large public
of Ting for many months. It's outcome Is await
ed with much interest and large crowd Is ex-
peeled. Every one admits the desirabilty OF
the lots TO De sold. although there Is much
specul alton ., 10 prices they VIII orlne ne
easy terms offered is a great iDducement for
bOme-seekers.
Two special Berkeley trains connecting with
the u 80 and $50 boats from San Francisco
III addition 10 III regular trips will accommo-
dale parties from San Franci-co. From Oak
land both electric roads Will run ex ia cars. A
fine lunch VIII be spread ON the grounds by the
owners from ! TO O'Clock.
William j. DiDgee VIII conduct the sale.
A Tricky Woman.
A modest little woman. % years of age
engaged rooms of Mrs. Kate Whittier at S65
Willow ST. eel yesterday afternoon. She al
once began making herself at home by placing
trInkes about the roOm TO give il noDelike
appearance, and, settling herself In an easy
chair proceeded 10 read a book.
4 few moments after her arrival Mrs
" histler had occasion 10 leave the house for
ten minutes. On her return she found The
lille stranger mao deeamped, taking III heI
own personal effects with her ard 81 80 OF Mrs
hlstieI's besides. The oiice have been notI-
fed, but the confidence worker is still at large.
Wander Aw-y.
j. Preston Moore, Tire canltalist left bis
house at 1888 jackson street, last Monday
morning and has not been heard fIom since.
He went out eafly in The morning without an
nOunclDg his departure and his friends and
T. mily fear hat he has lost hi mind on account
OF recent illness or else has been fouliy dealt
with.
Real Estate Man Arrested.
c. VI. Meyers. real estate agent, was ar
rested by Chief Schaffer last night OF a warrant
fIOm GTeenSburg, Hans. charging forgery
The Sheriff wilH arrive from Gre, nsbu this
morning and take charge or the prisoner.
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-BoDIE CON-
~ soIidated Mining COMPANY. Location OF prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. California:
location OF works. Bodie, Mono County Calif0r-
MIA
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account of assessment No.
II. levied the 10Th day OF March. 1894. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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False Guides

Are they who recommend the use OF mercury to
the bilious. and gullbe indeed those who
follow such advice. Blue pill and calomel poison
the system. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is safe
substitute for such dangerous drugs. They arouse
the liver when inactive most effectuaIly, and
promote. not imperii, general health. Constipa-
lon. malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism yield to the
bltters II
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BERKELEY.

The Incorporation suit in which Isaac
Wells sues the sO-eaIled city of Berkeley or
gained last year, was decided by be Supreme
Court Thursday. BY this decision Judge
Greene is sustained and the city government
formed last summer declared Illegal. Berkeley
existed under lis charter as a ely OF the fifth
class but some three months.
Real Estate Man Arrested.
John Conley. a San Francisco real estate
dealer, has been arrested On charge MADE by
Louisa P Iowa of Wes Berkeley of swindling
her out Of $1,000 in real estate transactions.
she claiming be misrepresented the lots he sold
her
Temperance Mass- Meeting.
A mass meeting has been called for Sunday
afternoon al 80 o'clock 10 Shaituck Hall.
The discussion will be on "Shall the Law Be
EufOreed?" Addresses will be made by the
Rv. Robert Bentley. L. 3. Payne. Ii. A.
Krtchum. q. n. Hatch, W. c. Learned, 81. T..
MOnseT and Z. NJ. Hustled.
On Ia Ind as trials.
Rev. E. B. Payne will deliver sermon to-
morrow morning al Unity Hall on 1.-THE Army
OF the Commonwealers."
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - OvERMAN
~ Silver Mining Company. Location of principal
place of business San Francisco California; loca-
ton of works. Gold H ILL., Storey County. Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing des ribed stock on account OF assessA Mt No.
20, levied on the 9Th day Of March, 1894, the sew
era amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
snsetiYe shareholders. as folloMs;
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A WORLDS Fair Honor.

The attention Of THE CALLS readers is called
to the handsome ull-page advertisement of the
Price Baking Powder Company which appears
in this issue. This well-known company may
well feel proud of It's success, for IL carried
away from the Word's Fair The highest award
general excellence OF lis baking powder.
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him by saying that he would defer his
Characterization until after Lennon had
got through with the oirect. Lennon OBJ
jecred and there WIS another scene, which
was stopped by Judge BeIcher, who de-
cided that Peixotto was in the right.
The examination of Truly Shattuck will
be resumed on Monday mo ming.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

nELINQU SALE NoTICE-PoTosI MIN
ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business. San Francisco. California; location OF
works. Virginia. Story County, Nevada.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on,acc0unt OF assessment No.
a, levied on the sixth day OF March. 1894. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spsetive shareholders, as follows:
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SAUSALIT0.
REDUCED TIME, IS MINUTES.

Boats nearly every hour from 6:l5 A. M. Theater
servire every evening. Sausaito Land and Ferry
Campany 405 MONTGOMERY street. 5. f.. room
8. off~rs heauti al villa sites ana large buildin g
lots. from $3.50 upward.
E. 81 EELE. well-known as the successful agent
OF the Mill Valley lanes, selling agent
Parties desiring Pheasant and heaithful homes
fishing boating aud bathing. apply for all further
information at his ONCE, 4l6 Montgomery street.
s f. rooms and f. apo ut FrSaSu
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u is as easy now for the heart to be true
AS for fields to be green or skies TO be blue;
IT'S the proper way living
All animate nature feels the touch OF
spring. Nafure has her great spring clean
ing days. The BIRDS get new plumage. the
fish put on their fresh. glistening, scaly
armor, new streams of fresh water start
from the ground; there ara new buds and
livelier sap, and in the human body the
heart throbs with fuller, stronger beats.
1t is season of great changes.
At DO time during the year is the body
so inclined to get rid of cid. diseased con-
ditions, chronic sickness and deep-seated
disorders of the vital organs.
1t is for these reasons that Paine's celery
compound. the most famous nerve regu-
lator and blood purifier in the world. has
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MISCELLANEOUS.

You interested than any other member OF your
household. for buy "a of the shoes for family
You specially invited to-day inspect new Hetal
Department-fted exquisite style particularly Tor you
You'll not be pressed Come to-day md ook-only
fresh Footwear offered for so to
70 per price that all the retail
profits yours
Only half block from the Palace Hotel
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The WEEKLY CALL stands far In
advance of all competitors in
quantity quality and variety
OF reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from its perusal
Only 81 per year. post paid.
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PROPOSALS

For Coal for the Hospital and Aims
house.
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Everything is up ward striving.

u is as easy now for the heart to be true
AS for fields to be green or skies 20 be blue;
IT'S the proper way living.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD
" OF Supervisors of the city and county OF San
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-04
Letter from Ringwood.
RINGwOOD, y. c., Dec. &c

RINGwooD, n. c., Dec. 80, 1893.
The Christmas holidays have passed
off quietly and very pleasurably to all,
less noisy, boistrOus, drunken carousing
than usual, and all seemed impressed
with the sOlemnity of the occasion.
On Christmans eve Rev. A. q. Wilcox
preached a most interesting and appro-
pirate sermon at Turkey Branch church,
near here, which was enjoyed by those
who heard it.
Christmas trees at Bethesda, Union
and in this place were greatly enjoyed
and the children made happy.
Let us begin the new year with new
resolutions and determine to push all
good works eff more push was used in
the world there would be fewer hungry,
half clothed children, and fewer broken
down, dissipated young men and women,
less need of alnshouses and houses OF
correction and homes for the friendless.
Push means a lift for your neighbor in
trouble Push means lift for yourself
out of the slough of dependency and
shiftlessness, out Of trouble, real or fan
cied. Push never hurts anybody. The
harder the push the better if it is given
in the right direction. Always push up
hill. Few people need a push down hill.
Don't be afraid of your muscles and sin
ews: they were meant for service. Don't
be afraid of what your companions may
say. Don't be afraid of your conscience;
it will never reproach you for a good
deed, but push with all your heart, might
and soul. Whenever you see anything
or anybody that will be better for good,
long, strong, determined push, push. 1t
is Just the word for the grand clear morn
nf lifa II 4. in Of fha WTrI fnr OF
arms and young hearts. 1t is just the
word for world that is full Of work as
this is. If anybody is in trouble, and
you see it, don't stand back, push. II
there is anything good being done where
you happen to be push" Also don't
Judge man by the clothes he wears
God made one, the tailor made the
other. Don't Judge him by family rela-
tions for Cain belonged to a good fam
lily. Don't Judge Il man by his failure in
life for many a man fails because too
honest to succeed
And now, after hoping good things
and a prosperous new year, we would
ask
New year. what bringeth thou we ask of
Make revelation eager we implore,
What hast thou for the trembling worl d
IN store
POrtendest thou some luckless destiny
Some bitter sorrow mortal can not fee,
That ere thy days OF reckoning are Ger
viii have been ours with burdened
hearts and sore
And bear US on to eternity?
Or contest thou as harbinger Of JOY
With daily dole Of soothing, sweet con-
tent,
Pure Happiness devoid Of base alloy,
To mark as blessed thy hand OF Punishment?
Stay: We should not try to penetrate
The sacred mysteries enshrined in fate.
Ten thousand of the greatest faults Of
our neighbors are Of less consequence to
Us than one OF the smallest in ourselves.
1t is said that what man laughs at lie
the truest index to his character be-
ware then young man Of laughing at the
indecent and vulgar. Leisure is sweet
to those who have earned it but burden
some to those who get it for nothing
q. F.. N.
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Sweden's FavOrites,

The Ollie Torbett Concert Co., together
with the Lutteman Sextette, of Stockholm,
Sweden, have been secured for next
Saturday night at Burwell Hall. They
are immense. Read what the Norfolk
Landmark says:
1t is but fair to say that the Torbett
Concert Company, which appeared last
night before large audience, is the best
of the high class talent, which has COM
posed this course, and the audience was
unstinted in its applause. which in every
instance was merited The company con-
sists of Miss Ollie Torbett, volinist Mr..
Isidore Moquist pianist, and the Lutheran
them was all that could be desired from
musical standpoint. The first number was
Swedish melody, by the Sextettee. In
this, and in all other selections, they
showed their skill. Their voices blend
beautifully, being sonorous, fresh and full,
and they introduced several novel vocal
pleasing. Mr.. Moquist's splendid rem
dition of LISTS Grand Polonaise in E, if
he did nothing else, would Immediately
place him in the front rank of great
pianists. He showed himself a master of
the instrument and MasZkOwSky's Valse
de Concert received such an Interpretation
as to call for hearty applause. Perhaps
the feature of the evening was Miss
Torbetts violin playing. Her first solo
andante and scherro capriccioso, was
fantastic of what she could do. Miss
Torbett has charming stage presence,
dresses very attractively and uses 10 score.
Her playing has certain precision,
certain grace. thorough familiarity with
the technique OF the instrument as to
charm her hearers by the extreme sweet
ness of the tones produced from her violin.
She received triple encore at each
whom
Down Upon the Suwanee River" she
received nothing short of an ovation.
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Read This.

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People are required to pay in ad-
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Some Happy Little Folks.

At the elegant and hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. Cooper on the night
OF December 25th, their little daughter
Genevieve, a sweet and attractive Miss
OF five years, gave party and Christ
mas tree entertainment to a number of
her Juvenile friends, and it goes without
saying that it was a most delightful
affair in every particular and greatly
enjoyed by the little folks. Mrs. Cooper
had gone to considerable trouble and
expense to make the event a successful
and memorable one, and how well she
succeeded was shown in the enjoyment
afforded and the appreciation Town by
the youthful guests. The table was
beautifully decorated with evergreens,
wax candles and tree ornaments, and
was freighted with sweets and delicacies,
fruits, confectiOneres, etc, suitable to
the occasion. The little hostess was
graceful and charming in her hospitality
to her guests and the picture presented
by such a company of happy, gleeful
little tots ranging in age from two to
seven years, was sight to fill the hearts
OF the Older persons with Joy and pleas
ure. After supper and q round OF games
Masters Alex and d. Y, Jr., treated the
children to a display of fireworks and
thus ended the festivities and pleasures
OF n most delightful evening spent with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and little Miss Gen
cvieye. 1t has been truly said that who
adds to the happiness of innocent child
hood contributes to his own 10Y.