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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

NO." observed the COW, ~ will hold my tenn
per. 1 suspect that red parasol is merely q
trap to get me into trouble with the new
woman."-Detroit Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

The Salvation Army's farm scheme for
providing for the unemployed is a chal-
lenge to the benevolent pretensions of the
rich
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

IF afflicted with eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell it at % cents.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

The white wings of the California Yacht
Club will give evidence to-day of the
strength and constaney of our matchless
trade winds.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

IF you suffer from looseness of the bowels, Dr..
Siegerts Angostura Bitters will surely cure you.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

GOLDEN GATE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, under
the auspices of the senior members of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor, A. NJ. E.
Zion's Church, will render the popular tenn
peranee play, ''Ten Nights in Barroom," at
Union-squa Hall, 421 Post street, Monday
evening, July %. Admission 25c; children
half price; reserved seats 25c extra.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Folsom street is exultingly boulevarding

A cable to Hawaii would be benefcent
form OF annexation.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

1t is vastly amusing to observe how the
common law of England can be strained
through our fourteenth amendment and
serve as dust in the eyes of California s
progress.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

According to the latest account Emile
Zola is writing his book Rome" at the
rate of four pages of manuscript day,
and still he complains of being "cloistered
in work"
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

When a towns inhabitants become thor
oughly imbued with the idea that good streets,
good sewers and plenty of them are necessity,
the prosperity of that town is assured.-,Vallejo
Chronicle,
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street
E. 81. BLACK, painter 120 Eddy street.
RENTS collected. Ashton, All Montgomery
GEO. w. MoNTEITH, law Offices, Crocker bldg
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

When the City needs money so badly, it
is something like crime to give the
Market-street Company for $500 fran
chise that, if fairly sold, would bring in
many thousands of dollars
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

If the present Grand Jury fails to profit
by the shortcomings of its predecessors,
the popular respect for this guardian of
rights will fall and drag the institution
down with it.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

European capitalists can never be ex-
pected to lend Us their money with which
to develop our resources until we devise
some scheme for assuring them of the per-
manent validity of our bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

When we have created market for all our
fruits, and have gotten in the way of buying
home products in preference to foreign, every
year will be prosperous year, and the busi-
ness season will last from January until De-
ce m her San lose Mereury
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

The Hawaiian situation is remindful of
the fact that however easy it might be for
a warship to destroy cable, a great deal
OF news could be sent over the wire be-
fore that disaster could happen.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

1t is sign of returning pride and
prevalent sense of progress to learn that
the chairman of the executive committee
of the Yosemite Commission has gone to
the valley to see if it is still there.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Philadelphia preacher rejoices in the ap-
oropriate name OF Isaac Settemrite.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

1t seems impossible to have an inter-
national exposition in any part of this
country without wasting a good deal of
energy in discussing whether there is to
be bull-fght among the exhibits.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28
BICYCLE CLOTH.
SPECIAL.
FANCY BROCADE BLACK MOHAIRS.

Our New Catalogue now ready, mailed
free to any address on application.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

1t seems impossible to have an inter
national exposition in any part of this
country without wasting good deal of
energy in discussing whether there is to
be bull-fght among the exhibits.
According to estimates made by the
French economist Francois the wealth of
the United States is about 313, 600, 600 600
francs, England 265,OOO 100000, France
G25, ,000, 600 600 and Germany 161, ,000, ,000, 600.
If the Republican: National Committee
decides to hold the convention in San
Francisco, it will matter very little
whether it is called in May or July, for
our conventional weather is good at all
seasons.
In their preparations to give a fitting
reception to the nephew of so great and
humane ruler as King Humbert of Italy
the Italians of San Francisco will enjoy at
least the respectful sympathy of all patri-
otto Americans.
In view of the exuberance and frequent
excellence of the work of American carica-
turists it is curious to note that according
to the London Chronicle political satire in
that country either with pen or pencil
seems to be extinct.
THE CALL would be very glad to hear a
full statement OF the reasons why reporters
are excluded from the meetings of the
Presbyterian Ministerial Union and what
may be done to avert the evils which their
presence represents.
The commission of murder to obtain in
surance money on the lives of the victims
has become SO frequent in this country
that an agitation has been started in the
East to procure the enactment of law
requiring post-mortem examination
upon the bodies of all insured persons, so
as to make certain they did not die by foul
means.
The dramatization of the Durrant case,
which is advertised under the name of
''The Crime of a Century" is persistently
kept before the public. The managers of
the Alcazar Theater declare that they in
tend to produce this piece in spite of Judge
Murphy's introduction. The Examiner
has already made mention of this matter,
and has pointed out that the play ought
to be prohibited. THE CALL indorses this
view, and believes that it will be approved
by all good citizens.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

The industrial wheels of this country will
not be kept going round and round unless the
Republican party is placed in power. And we
firmly believe that the party is also the party
that silver must depend upon for remonetiza-
tion.-Ogden Utah) Standard.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

In their preparations to give fitting
reception to the nephew of SO great and
humane ruler as King Humbert of Italy
the Italians of San Francisco will enjoy at
least the respectful sympathy of all patri-
ptie Americans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

There j. No Ground Upon which torbett
and Titxsimmons Can Meet.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. oct. After
nev-Gcueral Harmon to-day reiterated his
st1femeut made last week that the COR
hot sifzsinnons fight VIII not come OF
ON any ground over which the 1 nlici
States tas jurisdiction. Tie talk nae the
six nations or other lNdlan tribes haN'
exclusive jurisdiction over their rcserFa-
lions or country. and by adopting prize
lighters as members OF their tripe, can
inns nut them outside the pale OF fed,
eral Jurisdiction, Is regarded IN reuerdi
legal circles here as simply nonsense
without basis Of fact. The turtner CON
tcntion that there IS any ground wlthln
The boundaries of the United states over
which some State or the United states
has not police jurisdiction IS regarded as
equally absurd. Sluggers' Island III the
Nfiseonri river which is classed as nett
trail ground" is under the ponce Jurlsdlc-
ton of the State OF Missouri
WILL TRY TO PULL OPP THE FIGHT.
SAN ANTONIO. TEN, oct. Manager
William \. Brady left tonight for Dallas
"a attend the conference there tomorrow
with the Florida Athletic club ana Man
agCr Martin Julian, a.
Rrady stated to-day that he was de-
termincd to do all in his power towards
having the fight pulled OFF on schedule
,irne He said that he has received no
word from President Stuart as 70 the
nature of the propositions and modlnca-
lions that would b~ offered, but II thcy
are at all reasonable he would accept
them. .,o~
BraGy will also bring up the matter
of Fitzsimnons stakc-money when mas
been attached, being made good. re
states :hat he IL determined that the hsnl
shall take place and that no VIII not AZ
low Fitzsimmons loophoie through
Corbett did a hard days work tram
ing to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

Colonel Jo Lane Stern in humorous
Response 10 the toast. "Tho Army and
Navy-In every war the United states
was waged by land or sea, the sons OF
Virginia and Massachusetts nave equally
SHARED its glorious perils. -, -.
Th. toast, "Our t'isntry-froun en 'ib.,
ard strong enough TO anori sl'I ~ az, !,
Tor men on all creeis and nationaiitiss,
vas responded In an earnest anu eioiuch'
ado rtss by Rev. DR.. A. A. Buriihe' .lap
l.t of the Ancient and Honcra1ie Hi.ii
lery. In concluding his address III pul ll
ing said that n. saw IN the gan -rlns J'i''
OF the most eminent divines OF the sou-ii -,
and he called upon all presc1, 10 i'>o
honor of Rev. Dr. Moses ID. hose'
d. nOGF sPEtKs.
DR.. Hcge responded IN his usual Sraee,
ful and eloquent manner, am isi7 ,.,,,er-
srerch WAS received with lOuu Nfi""''-
STATIONS Of approval go. ..our
The last toast Of tho evening w, con.
Invited Gucsts-TO you VINO al" -. 49,
triluted so beautifully 10 thc p'een' ,hs
Of this occas on, we must psrdph"7,
am liar duotction, We welcome !p"i
coming, but viii not hasten your soi.S
Colonel John -. Cary refpon1eu ~ t.i "a
IN a most happy speech. lie COZ ,n,ol
his remarks at 2J5 ocioeh, ~ con-
monder Olys declared the ies'|i''7' 'o''
During the whole Of the evening 'i ne
occasion wcs erlivened by inc l" ~ ~
the splendid band accompany '"7 '''N
gan.zatiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

Bitter Denunciation Of the Colorcd Mem
bers of the Party.

NORFOLK. VA, oct SpeciaL-rhe
white National Republican Club Tonight
nominated Edgar Keefe president Of the
Central Labor Union OF southeastern Viz
.inia and Hraxton o. williamson Tor the
House of Delegates and called n mass
meeting Of white Republicans on the ltth
instant 10 ratfy the nominations.
The speakers and active workers M inc
meeting Tonight were bitter En- their de-
nunciations of the col0rei Republicans,
and evidently Intend running canpalSn
independent OF any afiilliati0n with mat
wing of the. party. The nominees Will
accept and make their canvass lu oflp-
sitl0n 20 the Walton law
Mr.. Koofe this afternoon resigned III.
presidency Of the Cigarmakers 1 mon,
declining 20 give a reason THEREFOR Wnth
asked by the Times man. j. O.. Walker
was elected his successor. The nomlia-
ton Of kcefe and williamson divides mo
organized labor vote. which 10 was hoped
would De solid for Charles a.. ka1ier the
cmposit0r who Is candidate in the DEM
The remains of Bernard Green. who
died at St. NinCents Hospital yesterday,
were taken 10 Baltimore Tonight oy
delegation OF Elks for lntermeni
The office of superintendent OF Motive
Power az the Seahlard Air Line has been
removed from Raleigh 90 portsmouth,
The position Of q. j. voorhees,, traNeh-
ing passenger agent, will be abolished
November lst.
James simmons the man who hrutally
beat Frances Taylor one OF The hospital
servants. on swimming Point the night ~
September lith was located by twO Ports
mouth officers SUNDAY night
In an attempt to capture him the. OIL
GERS were forced 20 shoot, seriously
wounding Simmons in che left side. Ply
sicians prObed FOR the bullet without sue
cess, and 10 IS thought the prisoner VIII
de.
To-day a. negro boy named Louis spegel
was arrested here charged with stealing
clothing from Michaels0n a. son Of New
port News The store OF the latter firm
was robbed Of over 500 worth OF mems
clothing on Sunday night Spegcl was
captured with n basket of coats. vests
and an overcOat which has been recog-
nzed as the property Of the Michaelsons.
Detectives Curtis and Williams made the
arrest and say they have clews upon
which other arrests viii follow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
ORIOLES HAVE A CHAN
ON THEIR HOME GROUNDS Tim
SMUT our TUE SPIDERS.
But Two Cleveland Men Got Beyond First
Base and Both Died ON second-Nefy
Little Excitement.

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. THE Two
time champions to-day made their nist
appearance on the home grounds In the
Temple Cup series. They had no troupic
I'm placing tho game 10 their credit. but
two Clevelandites got beyond nrst base.
and both died at second. Esper pitc1ea
magniiicently, and was grandly supfolt-
"a. Keller especially distinguished hl"s-
self. Cuppy, TOO, pitched a sooa &c go, Of
BaltimOre's nine hits were punched aiVhS
with his two bases on balls. ~.
There was a large police force on tlo
grounds but they had nothing 10 90,
rs there was no disposition shown 10 M
terfere with the players, Nor was thtLe
any particular cOnmotion among tne
rooters-no matchmaking device otntl
than lusty voices being allowed In the
After the game. however. there was
a little excitement OUTSIDE the broNhls
when the Cleveland club entered ~
stage a platoon Of police escorted the
Spiders TO the Omnibus, ana some o.
them rode down town with the players.
Aside from a few dying missiles. which
aid no harm. the trip 10 their hotei was
uneyentful Attendance 900. score.
Baltimore ..........O I
Cleveland ..........O D q D q q p 40
Batteries: Esper and Robinson; crppy
BALTIMORE. MD. oct. -Four thou-
sand persons crowded into the Harris
Acadely OF Music tonight TO honor the
champion baseball team. More than
that number were turned away dsaI-
pointed. because they could not gain az
mission.
The initial performanle Of tho opera.
"Nancy Lee" was given by the Dighy
Bell Opera Company, the Baltimore Base
bail Club appearing on the stage in uni-
form at the conclusion OF the play. Tho
performance throughout was interspcrsel
with numerous baseball hits, and cone
cluded with a typical song about iao
champions" written for the occas ou
by Nh George y. Hobart. The cham
pions are 20 receive the entire box-of-
flee receipts from to-nighrs and to-mor-
row nights performances az the Acad-
envy. other benefits are billed for the
remainder Of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
MfNT M.fRRT.fGES.
Six Souls VIII be Made Happy in Farm
Vile This Week.

FARAIVILLE. VA. oct. Special -
There are 10 be three marriages here
i'm Farmyille this week.
The first one. which is 10 take place
Tuesday is that of the popular young
druggist. Mir. &. y. Cunningham, who
will lead 10 the alter the lovely and
highly accomplished daughter OF j. W..
Gin. Esq. The uuptIals will take place
in the Methodist church. at high noon
after which they VIII take the train for
Atlanta and other potts South.
on the same day I'm the Prcsby terian
church. In the afternoon az % 'cloch,
CAPTAIN s. W. Watkins Will wed Miss
Clara Cunningham, the beautiful daugh-
ter OF Mr.. robert Cunningham, OF
this city. Miss CunniT CHAM Is a sister
of Mr.. 4. Il. Cunningham, who Is 20 ne
married I'm the morning. This happy
coupie viii leave for tour OF the
Northern cities. and sill also stop several
davs at Richmond 20 attend the state
Next on the list IS Mr.. II. G. kayton.
formerly OF Roanoke, Va, who came
here about two years ago. on next
Thursday al 10 o'clock, he VIII lead To
the hyneneal altar. Miss Mamie y. Bar
row lie charming daughter OF Mr.. W,
a Harrow who resides a short distance
out of town. They will leave on inc
io27 train for Lexington 20 visit the nome
OF Mr.. kayton's relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

Forty Members Leave for Atlanta To-Day
Thomas Nelson Page Member.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE jury of award
of the Cotton states and international
Fnou-ltoa. scout forty members WIZ
leave Washington Tuesday, October sth.
Via Southern railway and the Piedmont
AIRLINE. Inls party comprises inc ioi-
Lowing uromlneat persons. General Hen
nv Abbott. United States Engineer. Pro-
fsssor simon Newcom. L. :. " John
Brlskinbrine. eX-presi lent of the soci ~
of Mining En~>,eers. Professor Cnarl,s
y Co.'S Boon: MIR Thomas Nelly.
Plttsburr Pa. Professor ~, Soils Har-
vard ITriversitv. Hon. q. q. Hub )arl.
Washington; - Henry VI. II ir1. Balt-
more. Md: Commander JeWsu, T. ; ~
Profe, sor A II. Hurston, Corn I'll Uni
yeis.ty; j. r.. Watkins. United States
National Museum. Washington; Or. Helm
rich Rieg. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
Steamboat Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, La. oct. THE
s,aamhoat General IL. +. Duyal was
i'',.,'ad this morning at O'Clock She
~" - wing at the head OF Austerli'z street.
AZ which point three boats have been
burned in the past year. All Of the fires
originated from unknown causes The
Duyal has been plying In the Olachita
river trade The loss Is about $4,000,
about half insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
Two Girls Burned 10 Death.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. oct IA small
lamp exploded 81 the home OF Mr. ". II.
Fvatt. about $50 Sunday evening, az
vyoodisvn a suburb of Birmingham. re-
sultng n the Death of two sisters. Dora
and Addie Evstt. aged IL and ~ years
respec lively. --.-..-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

ATLANTA. GA, oct. 7.-Great pfepa-
-, are being made for the recep-
tton Of the Liberty Bell In Atlanta. a
committee of citizens, headed Dy tne
Mayor. President Collier, and the EXPO,
sition directors, viii meet the spsclai
train at the City limits tomorrow ~
noon at 4 o'clock. where they Will ooaiN
the train and escort IT into Atlanta.
Tho hell will be taken TO the east SIDE
~ tho city. where it will be kept under
el,ard over night and will be brought 10
VoIl-street Station, at SIS "Wednesday
,,,orrinp There the Fifth Regiment ..
S,eorgia Volunteers and the flfth Chileu
states infantry will form speclai e esq
20 hiring the precious relic 10 the EApo7'
ton Grounds. -, al he dis
missed. and fifteen thousand chilui en- w
meet the bell at the Exposition plVUNI9'
chorus OF one thousand voices So
lected from the public schools, WIN SUI i"',
Hail, Columbia as the l'lpsl sa,i "a
is drawn I'D to the PennsyiNaihd puIii-
ing Speeches will be made by Mayor
Porter King. Of Atlanta; Mayor " Al
wick of philadelphia, and MI. g a.
Collier u csldent and director-Senerai OF
the Exposition The fifteen tnousaIiu
school children. each carrying Shia',
United States nag, will make grand
denonstration-the most conspicuous ana
the most impressive feature OF the cere-
mOny.
In the evening there viii be grand
illumination. and a magnificent pSro-
technic display in honor Of the occasion
The railroads have made arrangements
10 run special trains from every direc-
ton 20 Atlanta. and children VIII be
brought here from hundreds OF miles TO
see the Liberty Bell.
wednesday promises TO be one OF the
greatest days in the history OF Atlanta
E,xpOsitiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
nrvirwrp BY 1Hr GOVERNOR.

The 4, clients and Honorablcs fen into
line I'm font OF the Exchange shortly
after II o'clock. and. headed by their es-
cort. marched 10 Main street thence to
Finh. 20 Franklin. 10 Monroe. 20 Grace.
10 Fonshce. TO Broad. to Ninth. 20 the
Canifol SQUARE. The x. l.. l. Blues
Band lead the procession followed by the
Blues Battalion. with Major Sol. Clutch
,ns. commanding. Then came the An
Client and Honorable Artillery Company.
headed by their own excellent band Of
musicians.
Was personal sacrifice. soldier must
D, ready at any time TO give MP his life
Religious liberty. popular education. de-
liveranCa from, briestlN control. wcre not
gotten merely by asking Cor them. hut
some one had 10 de for th"m. The crime
a,n liars la tie Hag of our lana tell s
OF the devotion of those who count not
their lives hut are willing 10 sacri ice
II for their county Another affinity
was - he found il the supernatural ac-
companirrents OF larkHess and earth
o,afe an ~ which wrought the convi,-
zion that the crucncd one was none less
than the Son of God.
Gentlemen this Is NY message 20 YOU.
said DR. Cooper. I'm conclusion, ana I
nlsod for "A divine Christ The custom
The military entered the gates I'm front
OF the Executive Mansion to the inspir-
INC strains ~ pixie and passed in review
he,orc Governor O'Ferral ana ladies'.
Who stood on the porch. each company
saluied as It reached tho steps The
PROCESSION PASSED over TIE lawn ont OF
tho Cap.toi street gate. After resting for
a few minutes in line on Broad street
again entered the Square by he Grace
~t-oe' gate
The entire body was photographed
later In the afternoon by Foster The
members of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery ranged uron the western steps
OF the Capitol building. while those of
the pnes' Eatallion were disposed in
eemi-circle from either side at the foot
OF the steps.
The line was then reorganized and the
comranies marched 20 the Blues Armory.
where an infoi NAL but most agreeable re-
eenfion was rendered the visitors 10y the
Richmond military.
A. soon as the Blues and their guests
reached the his drill hall. circle Was
formed around the commanding officers OF
The organization and Major H. W Rich
ardson President OF the Blues Associa-
tson' addressed the visitors and especially
csntain Olys. In the following. manner:
.rSts Is indeed a happy occasion. when
the Oldest military organization or the
South greets and welo comes the Oldest
military organization OF the North. the
Ar -ient and Honorable Artillery OF Massa-
chusetts. an organization widely known
or two continents and whose members
Ars highly Esteemed everywhere no less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

The bill of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company for lights furnished
nv request Of the Mayor before the
awarding Of the new contract was ap-
nroved. IL amounted 10 s2,7@.3j. The
resolution adopted by the Board Of Alder
men was concurred in directing the city
ATTORNEY TO prepare an ordinance re-
o,iiriug CITY officials TO furnish bonds Sc
cured hv trust companies instead OF in
dividuals. Similar action was taken upon
the rOne-ladier nre-escapc ordinances also
unon the r. solution appropriatins money
for the continuing % the investigation OF
tho affairs at the Gas-Works, also upon
the resolution appropriating 5000 Tor
the having Of additional gas mains IN the
western part of the city.
Mr. Wallcrstein offered a resolution in-
structing the city Attorney 10 secure
from the Collector of city taNes n ot,
Nnouent bill Tor street improvements ana
,,roceed 10 collect the same. In order 20 test
tho constituionality Of the law IN regard
~ the right of cities TO charge such im-
nrovemenfs TO abutting propcrty-oWhers.
II was adopted. -, 9,
rrarch as a member Of Clay ward was
accented but the selection or successor
was uostponed until the next meeting.
4 recommendation was presented from
&C.,. ..r-----ft Ffn4 ~ 80 f-'f'' ff'f'f'-
crate Veterans and the Jefferson Davis
r.a. ,Ss1ciaUDh. stating mat these
l,1t,s had agreed upCn Monroe Park as
ne site for the proposed memorial 10
No memory of the President Of the Con-
Sederacy. u was referred 10 the Com
m!ttee on Streets.
The Council adjourned at I'D O'Clock.