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merous visitors who have paid their re-
spects and admired the new quarters and
congratulated those in charge upon their
comfortabl bic surroundings. All visitors are
made welcome. AS has been stated the
CALL does not enter Oakland as a COM
petitor of any of the journals published
there, but desires to introduce itself to
those residents who want San Francisco
paper. 70 do this properly it was neces-
sarv to have increased facilities. As now
situated the CALL can readily handle its
increasing circulation and also furnish a
complete resume of the happenings in the
thriving city OF Oakland and its vicinity.
Michael Collins Visitor.
Michael Collins, the murderer of Philip
Boogar, the aged capitalist, had a caller
this afternoon in the person of James
Boyer, brother of the murdered man.
The visitor was accompanied by Jailer
Al White, who kept an eye on the man to
see that no harm was done Collins, as the
man looked very desperate as he stood
gazing at the accused man.
A Warning to Jurors.
John II. Beach, an old man, who has
spent the greater portion of his life serving
on jurles, was sent to the asylum yester-
day.
The old man has an idea that he is being
pursued by the many men that he has
helped convict, and that they are only
waiting for favorable opportunity to put
him out of the way.
She Was Careless.
In the case of Mrs. May Hodgkins
against the Alameda, Oakland and Pied
mont Electric Railway Company the plain
tiff was nonsuited by Judge Greene yester-
day, on the ground of contributory negli-
gence. The costs of suit were take to the
defendants
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DR.. MCNULTY.

THIS wELLKNowN AND RELIABLE sPE.
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He corrects the Secret Errors OF Youth and their
terrible effects, Loss of Vitality, Palpitaton of the
Heart Loss of Memory, Dependency and other
troubles OF mind and body. caused by the Error5,-
Excuses and Diseases Of Boys and Men.
he restores Lost VigoE and Manly Power re-
moves Determines and restores the Organs to
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DR.. McNuity's methods are regular and scien-
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preparations. but cures the disease BY thorough
medical treatment His New Pamphlet Pri-
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their trouble. Patients cured at Home. Terms
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days, 10 &c II only. Consultation free and
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p. ROSCOE McNULTY, III. d.,
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rs Beware of strangers who try to talk to you
about your disease on the streets or elsewhere.
They cappers steerers for swindling doctors.
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Bishop Manogues selection was confirmed
at Tuesdays conference, as the priests are
deslrous of having local man to fill the
episcopal chair.
Next week Bishop Seaman of Salt Lake
bishop Montgomery of Monterey and
Archbishop Riordan will meet and will
elUher confirm the nominations made by
the priests or name three additional can
dldates. All of the names will then be
sent sent to Rome and the Pope will appoint a
Bishop from the list
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BISHOP MANoGUE's SUCCESSOR
The Priests of the Diocese Have Ex-
pressed Their Choice.

pressed Their Choice.
The committee of Catholic priests repre-
senting the clergy of the diocese of Sacra-
mento met at the residence of Archbishop
Riordan last Tuesday to express their first,
second and third choice for successor to
the late Bishop Manogue. The priests
present were Reys. Thomas Grace of Sac
ramento, L. Kennedy of Eureka NJ. Cole
man of Marysville, J. j. Hynes of Wood
land and the Very Reverend James Lynch,
Vicar-General of the diocese of Sacramento.
Some time before Bishop Manogue died
he asked that coadjutor be appointed to
assist him. He sent to Rome the names of
Revs Thomas Grace, N. Coleman and
fore the application had been acted upon
by the Pope. 1t has been stated that
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Cut His Two Brothers.

Martin Mclean, 56019 Bryant street, got into
a row with his brother Peter in saloon on
Third street on Wednesday night and cut him
on the face and arm with a knife Peter was
taken to the Receiving Hospital where his
o'clock yesterday morning John, another
brother, was taken to the hospital and had q
cut in his back stitched and dressed. Martin
had also attacked him with the knife Yester.
day Peter swore out warrant for Martins ar
rest on charge of assault to murder.
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ARCHITECTURE IN ART.
Fifty Students Who Will Enjoy the
Hopkins Artists Quarters.

Fifty architectural students made appli-
cation for admittance to the San Francisco
Art Association, several weeks ago, and
asked that they be given the use of a room
IN the Mark Hopkins Institute, with the
usual privileges of membership. The
regular dues are SO wear but the
students asked that on account of their
number they be given reduction of half
the rates
The matter was referred to committee
OF the School of Design and the latter re-
Ierred 1t to a special committee. The
SPECIAL committee made a report, which
imposed certain conditions, and was APP
proved by the board of directors, who in
structed Secretary Martin to notify the
students committee. Following are the
conditions:
Glass to furnish it's own instructors and to
arrange the course of study to be pursued.
DueS from each member, amounting TO 81
OF room.
Glass to furnish its own light, fuel, material
ana furnishings and to be responsible for all
damage to the property of the association.
A committee of three, selected by the School
OF Design committee, to test qualifications for
admission to class
Admission to class to be open to any and all
quaIfed applicants who may apply to the in
sltute to follow the study of architecture.
Glass to be recognized as an integral part of
the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, and to be
subject to such control and conditions as the
school OF Design committee may deem neces-
sary to exercise.
All information as to course of study, names
OF instructors, days and hours OF study and
conditions OF membership together with names
OF students and any changes that NAV occur
therein, shall be furnished the secretary of the
association as matter of record and for the
guidance of persons desiring information.
The School OF Design committee shall have
the right to abolish said class or impose any
changes or conditions they may deem best in
the interest of the Mark Hopkins Institute of
Art.
The students will be given the privilege
of the art exhibition, but not of the art re-
cpDtiOOS and social GA tbaripos
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Watcned your
advertisements
from day to
day, and each
day became
more hopeful.
At last I re-
solved to try it.
l have taken
seven bottles,
have gained
forty pounds.
My pains have
all left me, and
1 am a well wo-
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ALAMEDA.

Thomas Linden met with a serious acct
dent yesterday while engaged in painting
the roof of the two-story building in course
of construction on San Antonio avenue,
near Oak street. He lost his footing and
commenced to slide, gaining momentum
with the pitch of the roof. Before reach
ing the ground in his fall of twenty-five
feet he struck on the picket-fence.
He was picked up in an unconscious con-
dition and carried to his home. DR.. Std
ham was summoned and found that the
patient had broken three ribs over the
heart, had bruised his hip and received a
cut on the left hand. The injuries are
severe, but there is every good reason for
his recovery unless he has been injured in
ternally.
Road TO San Leandro.
A petition is in circulation asking the
Supervisors to establish highway 100
feet wide, from the city limits on Bay Farm
Island to San Leandro 1t also asks the
Supervisors to macadamize the roadbed to
a width of forty feet. This is an important
improvement and has been agitated fo1
the past two years. 1t would give direct
connection between this city and one Oh
the most fertile spots in the State Since
electric cars have been running on the San
Leandro county road, it is no longer q
popular thoroughfare for teams, and the
new road, as projected would get the bulk
of travel between Alameda and Oakland
An Easter Wedding.
A pretty Easter wedding took place yes
terday at the Park-street Methodist Church
The contracting parties were Miss Mollie
Murray and John Heidi of this city. The
church was gayly decorated, and two mini
ature wedding bells hung gracefully over
the altar. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. D. Bovard. The young couple
left in the afternoon for Monterey, where
they will spend their honeymoon. On
their return they will reside on San An
tonic avenue.
Will Stay Until 1900.
John Shea, the young ragamuffin who
is beyond the control of his ndparents.
was sentenced yesterday by the Recorder
on the approval of the Superior Court to
the reformatory at lone. He viii remain
there until he is u years of age, which
will be November 8, 1900.
Lost Her ChateIaine.
Mrs. ]. j. Konigshofer was to have left
for Tucson, Ariz., yesterday, but discov-
cred at the mole that she had lost he
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my own work, and can walk two miles
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chatelaine, which contained her trunk
checks and over 500 in coin. The loss
was at once reported to the railroad
officials, who delayed the connecting ferry
steamer for full quarter of an hour to
make search, but all to no purpose. In
the meantime the train pulled out and the
trip was postponed.
The Kings Daughters.
The Kings Daughters Society of the
Presbyterian church are preparing to give
unique entertainment, A programme
has been arranged by the young ladies,
after which they will serve a conundrum
banuuet
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were up in the Police Court yesterday
charged with petty larceny and drunken
ness. They pleaded not guiltyEand viii be
tried to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
UNTRIMMfD HATS.

The PRICES we propQs,s, 20 n ntts1 ~ a. ATS
ENTIRE STOCK or y i, n " " neiitng this
viii make some pretty H'eS 's
We" You can take your choice OF me e nr,nc
stock a. much less than Iesp.NSi,
o., tbet We mean that our ENPi;i ~ ~.
tDglo661 ~" SHAPES that ordinarily sell tOF
O'i ps,r Ga Wool Shapes that always sen aI
for 75c., and frequently sold eise""e'e '0'
81 rLps rISsb ne' Felt It shapes in Black and
hat every lady knows the value
Of from sl25 TO sl.s2; NOW THE r''N' -
l. csssSyb;mere-Covered WALkiNG-H HAZE;
Black lack s Lht F Feits wALKINGHAT dent s
crown. in Black only that sofa 'o' '''''
NOV qhs ' SIC Trimmed wALKING-HATs
SoW s2c.. Black and Colored. ,.,.
are SE NvS SHAPE KNOX SAILOR. BACK,
,rimmed with band. sold for &C. NJ"
Ss The FINE-oUALITY TRIMMED MED SHIT Nat
on in BLACK. Navy, and bro""' '""'
sold for 75c is now soc. .,,r NOW TO
The sSc.-Quality, REDUCED sly Tour
COO ali colors 10 choose from anu 'O"'
Of the NY R. FOB SAILORS and WALK WALK
1IG.uATS. reduced in same propo''''"
az srSe Full and Stylish CLOTH TAN TAN
med wan quill and r 5ac e"'''' "
W. v;erpyl-istyiish Rob;Roy Tam O. sn PRIfs
mat mere made TO sell for &C., fiiO L
h 61ker I Hobby styles at 80 g. TO- ana
e5c. v-o,.a, Tam o'-Shan-
,ers. SSoild-Red. Nayy Black. AlSD, in, nnry
and Rcd. Navy and Gray eoihDin"''0''-
price Sc ...,..,r ~ Cans l9c.
Rows Leather Tams. dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION.
A Pleasant Meeting In stnunfon-To
Change the Name.

STAUNTON, VA, November l6.-tSpe-
cial. 1.-The Protestant Episcopal Convoca-
ton OF Southwest Virginia has been In
session here, at Emmanuel Episcopal
church, since Tuesday. The Rev T. NJ.
Carson, of Lynchburg, dean OF the con-
vocation. presided at the meetings. and
thirteen out Of twenty-one clergymen be-
longing to the convocation were present.
They were Revs. G.. G.. Smeeds. of Pu-
laski: l.. W. Hubbard, OF Salem, I. W.
Jones, of Bedford City; II. S. Lancas-
ter, OF TaZewell John J. Lloyd, ID. D.
OF Lynchburg: Mercer y. Logan. d.
d., Of Wythevile; Robert ]. McBryde,
p. D.. Of Lexington; G. c. Randolph,
OF FincastIe; John g. Scott. of Buena
Vista; Walter Q. Hullihen. OF Staunton,
and Robert G. Jett, rector Of Emmanuel
church.
The Rev. Pike Powers. OF Richmond,
was also present during the sessions, and
preached Thursday night 10 large con-
gregation.
The convocation. which has no legisla-
tive functions. having as its objects
conference and discussion of lines OF
work 10 be done within their jurls-
diction, adjourned last night, after a
highly interesting meeting.
Wednesday night the services were lef
by the Rev. Walter O. Hullihen Trinity
choir and Emmanuel choir joined in rem
derlng the choral service.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Augusta Female Seminary. held
here this week. Il was resolved 10 Pc
tition the Legislature to permit the semi
nary to change its name TO that Of
THE Mary Baldwin Seminary" For
thrty-three years Miss Baldwin has been
principal Of this great school; has made
il one OF the foremost female colleges
OF the country: and the trustees are de-
sirous OF permanently connecting her
name with the seminary, making 1t a
memorial OF her"
The firm OF Hugh Hamilton & Co., Of
Augusta. have just received ten preml-
ums on high-grade sheep at the At
lanta Exposition. where there was COM
petition from all the States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

DURHAM. y. G.. November l6.-tSpe-
ciaI)-Wright Medlin, who has been a
frequent offender. and has often been
before our Police Court, while intoxicated
Yesterday attempted suicide in a
saloon by emptying a bottle OF lauda-
mum into glass. with the purpose OF
swallowing IT, The glass was knocked
out OF his hand by the saloon-clerk. He
tried 10 get laudanum elsewhere, but
failed: and after he had been put In the
prlard-house it was found that he was
attempting self-destructon By tying his
suspenders around his neck.
The new rector, Rev. A. a. Pruden, OF
Radford, Va. has arrived and will
preach his initial sermon at ST. Philips
Episcopal church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
This congregation has long since been
without n pastor, and as Mr.. Pruden
comes highly recommended they are
very much pleased at the idea Of having
services regularly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Fugitive from Justice Captured.

CLINTWOOD. VA, November l6.-(Spe-
cial)-On Thursday Sheriff J. h. Kiser
and William Thornbury arrived here with
William j. Rose, who escaped from Jail
some time ago. II will be remembered
that Rose was sentenced 10 eight years
Imprisonment In the penitentary for kill
ing his brother. Frank. last spring. and
while he was confined in Jail. awaiting
his removal, he effected his escape by
knocking the jailer down and running
over him. The jailer Immediately offered
a reward for him. but it was some time
before his whereabouts could be ascer-
tanned by the authorities. A few days
ago, however. Kiser and Thornbury To-
Gated Rose In West Virginia, and imme-
dately set out TO fnd him. which they
did near the place where he was arrested
before his trial last summer. He will be
conveyed to the penltentiary in a few
days.
Henry Hanover. OF Johnson county. KY,
is here on business relative to the settle
ment of the estate OF his father, who
died in the early fall
The first snow OF the season fell here
on yesterday, but there was only enough
10 serve as a gentle reminder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
SPECIAL FOR THIS WIN.

one lot Of l65 CHILpRENS CLOAK.
made OF Gray end TAG H.
White angOrl fur IN long .l
edged with braii-the SAM. 'k
sold 50 many Of az $50. t'e ilN'n
THIS LOT which reached N. -t.
will BE Soc This Ciofk is
greatest bargain iu tni.is Nf'i
ever shown. and n Will ply 900 n
yestRate.
Cloth-CIoaks. for children st' D
3. and years. Red, NAVY. aud ti.t-
PRICE. $3.50. go
Boucle Effect In Fancy Wea'fs 'i f'
and 1915. .....t
Another lot OF those N.lhy
Cloth Cloaks, that are W'N NI'
were selling for S3sS ..f
NObby styles IN pltfy Hr'.H
popular colors - 81, s.. 81. A.,' -
$3.50, Up TO $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Sudden Death Of Mrs. Dey.

While on Der way TO Centenary church
Thursday night to attend the conference.
Mrs. Lewis c. Dey. Of Norfolk, was
stricken with paralysis. from which she
died Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dey came up
from Norfolk to attend the conference,
and was stopping with Mrs. Weislger.
Friday morning she got on an electric
car to go to the church. but when she had
gotten as far as Fourth and Main streets
she was stricken with paralysis. She was
carried TO Mrs. Weisigers residence inn
mediately. and her chiidren-Mr. Charles
Dey and Miss Carrie Dey-were summon
ed from Norfolk. They arrived just be-
fore their mother died. Yesterday the re-
mains were taken 10 Norfolk for inter
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

OF two Democrats for the senate NJ
Walton. from Shenandoah. and MT
Clarke Purcell. from Frederick. Eacn
claimed to be the regular candidate
and each one In a measure had the sup
port OF his own county. The Republicans
saw their opportunity. and improved IL
by naming candidate Of their o"n'
james G. McCune, who. In the almost
equal division OF the Democratic vote
was elected easily. The popularity or
unpopularity Of the walton law cut no
figure In the fight. The same thing, I'M
der similar circumstances. would nave
happened in Richmond or anywhere else'
and under any election law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
The Hunt Clubs Meet.

The Deep Run Hunt club met az the
residence OF Or. Triton, on Barton
Heights. yesterday afternoon, and before
starting on the regular chase members
were entertained at hunt breakfast"
About eighteen members. including Miss
Mamie Ianghorne. were I'm the saddle,
and n number OF members and their
friends were out in vehicles
The scent was good. and the hounds
set a good pace Leaving Barton Heights
to the east. the route lay along the
property Of the Misses Stewart. and past
the Rloomingdale Stock-Farm, to the
clubhouse, where refreshments were
served, as usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
PrOperty Transfers.

Richmond: d. T. Gill and wife to II.
l.. Denoon. 90 1-2 feet on south side Grace
street between Eighth and Ninth, $500.
Henry c. Gillam's trustees 10 United
Banking and Building Company, 90 feet
on east side Jesse street. 500.
Cyrus GRAHAM TO W. j. Powell. %
feet on south side Beverly street be-
tween Randolph and Washington. 1890
AugrIstin e. Lipscomb and wife TO John
Brimage IS fee. on south side Canal
street, $40.
Thomas Ru,herfoord's trustees "a
Thomas T.. Stagg. IS feet on south side
Hospital street 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Wilson WinnOyings.

cial)-Much interest has been manifested
In the meeting at the Baptist church con-
Quoted by Mr.. y. Il. Broughton. Of
Raleigh. Seven or eight persons have
professed religion, and scores have sought
the prayers of the Christian people.
The whole town is becoming deeply in
terested in the meeting.
Messrs. Briggs and Fleming, tobacco
buyers, here, are making arrangements
to put up a priZe-house that viii be
nearly twice the size OF any in town.
Their increased business demands the
large building that they are now con-
templating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

NORFOLK. VA. November l6.-(Spe-
cial)-The case Of Scott Smith (coloreD
vs. the City Gas-Light Company, for
5000 damages 70 person. alleged 10
have been sus% ined by the plaintiff by
coming in contact with swaggirg cleo
tric-light wire. again occupied the atten-
ton of the city Circuit Court to-day.
The Jury i'm the case at first failed TO
agree and so reported 10 the Court; but,
as this was the second trial OF the case,
the Judge was unwilling TO discharge them.
After further considering the case 4
verdict Of 800 was awarded the plain
tiff tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
BIRDS. QUiliS,
WINGS, As6REiItS.

-, 7-l.rrrIliur N1rY1Ins NC HtTt u
+rn Fr AFTER MATERIALS Tor
81 inrdrter ana n,aTn,niais,gger, c,9 no 40
ID 10 ~ on the dollar. This - no
o'5 .stoct-an NV. stylish. this-season
.ra are BIRDS in ALL COLORS, ana
many kinds. that ordinarily woelu ss,.
~ -5c ana 81 and SIS; you're 10 nave
l'' ,icr ,rG-NORROW az 2Jc. -.
6tffIIS that ordinarily would prihg -
and isc'. YOUR CHOICE NOW, AND
Fancy Feathers that would b. considered
han az DC PRICE NOW. Toe.
MERCURY WINGS, IN pairs biaeh'
and colors, NOW 3sc. -,
TIPS and PLUMES. complete range OF
prices and colOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. C.. November
f6.-(Special)-Mr Earl Watson has
gone to Johns Hopkins this week, to
have n crippled ankle treated.
Messrs J. c. Lassiter and --- Peele,
OF Northampton county, are here.
This community is greatly saddened by
the intelligence Of Or. Durham's death,
I'm Raleigh.