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NOT ELIGIBLE.
A Monaghan Refused Admission
to the Bar.

Yesterday was Chinese day in the Supreme
Court. There were but two decisions handed
down and both Affected the rights OF Chinese.
In the case OF Hong Yen Chang, the young
Mongoliap who applied for admission TO the Cal
ifornla bar, the court denied the application. The
decision recite. the facts OF the case, quotes the
naturalization laws, which limit the right Of
naturalization to aliens who are white persons
and to aliens of African nativity and to persons
OF African descent. cites the cases of All Yup
aud OF Look Tu Sing. both III the Federal courts
and IN both OF which the right OF a Monaghan 10
naturalization was denied, and then concludes:
Only those who citizens OF the United States,
or who have bona fide declared their intention to
become such in the manner provided by law (and
such as well as to have declared their intention)
entitled to be admitted to practice attorneys and
counseors OF this court on presentation of license
TO practice In the highest court OF sister State.
Holding, we do, that the applicant is not
citizen OF the United States and is not eligible to
become such, the motion must be denied
II Is understood that Hong Yen Chang will ap-
peal from tins decision to the Supreme Court of
the United States. He is firmly of The opinion
that his certificate OF naturalization by the Court
OF Common Pleas OF New York and his certiti-
cate OF admission TO the bar by the Supreme
Court of the State OF New York are prima- facie
evidences OF fact which court of another
Sta'e cannot undertake TO question.
There was a similar case In the Supreme Court
mere short time ago, In which man dlsbarred
In New York applied for admission TO the courts
OF This State. His application was denied and
he immediately went 10 Nevada, was admitted to
the Nevada bar, came back here at once, made
aplcation To the same court, and the court In
admitting him said that t had no power TO IN
quiIe behind the genuine certificate OF the high
est court of a sister State.
high official In the Supreme Court expressed
the hope that the case would be appealed, so that
ayexed question might be settled by the highest
dutlOritV
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CRIt IKE

Players Anxious to Play and Practice Mt
the Presidio.
The local cricket organizations are very anx.
ious 10 learn the decision of the authorities at
the Preside as to whether they Will be allowed
to play their matches and do their practicing on
the Government reservation grounds, which are
the only near tile city tit TO play on. If the
hopes for permission is not granted il will doubt.
less seriously impair the interest taken now by
SO many gentlemen In one Of the most healthy
pastmos of The day.
Speaking OF the prospects of Murdock's team
~ England this year, " Point" In the Melbourne
Leader, remarks;
1 have often remarked. and ! repeat that be-
lleve If it we're possible to play series matches
between the strongest possible teams OF England
and Australia that the Englishmen would win a
majority. They bat too well, aud never see the use
OF running each other out fellows do The
best team that ever left Australia that OF 1882
the next strongest that of 1854, and next (and
hardly behind the latter Conway's first team in
1873. The present team is better on paper than
any OF those, but is stronger than any OF the other
three and am thoroughly confident that the record
viii be satisfactory one and that boys will re-
turn at the close OF the year with honors well and
worthily won, to receive the congratulations OF
their friends
Speaking OF George Citizens action in refusing
10 Join the team Point" further says:
AS the team now stands, have no hesitation In
saying that the more dissect 1t and carefully con
slider its merits and dement's the more am / i'm
pressed with the probability Of its success. That
Citizens spoit-boy action has injured it cannot, of
course, be denied, and the same remark II may be
remembered, exactly applied TO the team OF 1883.
when the South Australian champion played fast
and loose similarly with Charley Zeal. know all
the facts, so can speak with confidence. However,
Gifen may be dismissed. He has refused to go ana
the team VIII have to do without him. others have
done He Is Il wonderful crIcketer, the best that
Australia has produced, and--I say II more in
sorrow than In anger--mOre's the pity.
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Inaugural address. The athletic officials who
have charge OF the games programme have en-
gagged a band OF music OF thirty-hv pieces and
splendid accom- mOdauons TO seat 5000 people
are also provided. The athletes who VIII try Tor
honors on the cinders and on the turf In the
jumping events are all In tp-top condition,
and the struggle among the representatives OF
tile athletic organizations Will be well worth
going many miles 10 see The sports VIII begin
early in the day, as the programme Is an eXcep-
uODaliy long one.
II Little las ever competed in a profes 'ional
race lie certainly should not keep the club lie
represents in hot water. He had better hand IN
his resignation al once.
Coffin and JARVIS Will have a close finish for
The mile walk. but who Ia the phenomenal spTln-
fer the GARDEN City Club processes TO have? II
is said That he can burn up ciDders when under
fun steam.
Tie members of the Alameda Olympic Club
Will hold a cross-eountry run to-day on Lincoln
avenue.
Frank Shee1in and Jack Egan will have a foot
race Oi 100 yaIds al The Bay District track TO-
day at l O'clock. They ale both well known In
the business portion OF the town. and will no
doubt Draw large crowd. Fifty dollars Is up on
the result.
Tie next Sheffield handicap, under the aus
plees OF lie California oOI-faclhE Association,
Will be held on June Sth. Three speedy boys
from the East, who have not as yet been seen on
lie Pacific Coast, VIII start in the next race.
AmUng the new arrivals expected this coming
week is James Collins, The latest American TO
carry away lie hrSt money at the Sheffield
handicap lun IN Shetneld, England, III Tie pres
ence Of 10000 people.
Samuels, the famous Australian spEiDJer, was
expected on the steamer from Australia, out
word came that lie was matched TO run against
q celebrated Splinter for a large consideration
aud would not leave the Colonies until The race
was terminated. Ciuders are being put down
and the association expects TO have last track
for lis next handicap.
The following letter from Joe Acton, the
wrestler Is self xplauaioTy:
Sporting Editor Cuit-DEAR SIR; Not being .
wordy member, hope TO be excused from making
this communication any length. l trust you Will
publish this my answer TO Mr.. McLeodS very
"biufty' challenge. There is money in il for me
wrestling this gentleman in public, and guess he
thinks his uIatiOn will not warrant any club put
tiag up purse for him and myself Let me say
right here that will wrestle Mcleod for a stake
Tor purse in any club In this city; and TO show my
bona hdes will attend California Athletics Clubs
rooms on Monday evening next at 8 O'Clock, ready
TO put uU deposit of $500 to bind match for
5000 side. Iuurs, etc. JOSEPH ASTON.
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delplia, is the lady pioneer in the profess
SION OF dentistry in this country, and has,
Dy careful study, combined with many
years practice. become thoroughly skilled
oentlstlc work. Gentlemen. ladies and
children are carefully treated and teeth
are extracted without a scintilla of pain.
IN plate work she has no superior, her
system being one of her OVID invention.
ATTORNEY IN PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Frank Kennedy. attorney at law, has
GGohlmodious offices on the fourth floor,
Iu PROBATE and divorce. speaks French,
Italian and Spanish, and gives prompt and
careful attention TO all business Entrusted
10 him. Fees moderate.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
D. IT, Knerr has comfortable quarters in
room 40. Suitings and paintings of the very
latest productions from foreign and domes-
VIC manufacturers are on exhibition III his
tallorlng parlors, and on account of low
rent ne is able to figure lower than his COM
petltors occupying stores and under enor-
nous expense. He is in attendance in the
evenings to meet customers who find it I'M
possible to call during the day. Full dress
suits are artistically and fashionably made.
A GOOD TAILOR.
One of the best talOrs in the city will be-
found in Room 10, War M. Halseng. His
suits are made to order in the very latest
styles with first-class finish. A perfect fit
Is guaranteed. He challenges competition
Tor substantial workmanship and asks Tor
continuance of public patronage.
MARVELLOUS HEALING POWER.
Dr. Amelia A. Connor, Room sc, has q
large practice in the treatment of all nerv-
Gus diseases, to which she deVotes her en-
tire study.
Her many letters of recommendation bear
testimony to the success of her method,
which operates on body and mind, linked
IN two, and which Can no more work sepa-
rately in their normal earthly action than
the positive can work without the negative {;
or, in other words, perfect harmony is es-
ta5lished between the physical and spr-
itual.*
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past and will be of very little interest until The
rivers are stocked by fsh from the State hatch
cries.
There are few small streams in the vicinity
Of Ukiah within easy reach OF popular springs,
which are now beng stocked by syndicate Of
sportsmen for private purposes. 1t is hoped that
fish from tie State halcheries Will ROT find their
way into the preserved streams, while the rivers
visited by the people of The State for angling
purposes are left barren of trout.
Complaints have been made OF anglers OF this
city who lave fshed the Sonoma and Paper
mill creeks in the winter season with rod and
line for the pleasures OF salmon catching. The
salmon, which Is called by some supposed ex-
{ erts "salmon-trout," run from the ocean during
the winter season into the rivers for spawning
purposes. When the season for fishing with rod
and line opens they have left The fresh water for
their natural elemeut-the ocean-aId cOnse-
quently the angler Is cut of from tile sport of
hooking, playing and landing the gamest OF
fresD-Water 1shes.
In tie upper part of Sonoma Creek the salmon
have been netied by the people engaged in
Matching hsi for the purpose OF stocking streams.
1t Is said that The young fsh-fry-are returned
TO the SOnOma or Glen Ellen Creek, but slngulaa
TO state the stream appears TO be growing yearly
poorer as resort Tor the angler, and now the
question Is asked, "What has become Of the fry
which were supposed 10 have been taken from
the hatchery and placed ia the creek ?''
The idea OF catching and shipping salmon our
ing the winter months oil their 0va for supposed
propagation purposes seems TO he not properly
understood by anglers who believe that the
natural process is far ahead OF any artificial de-
vice for The stocking Of streams which the parent
fish visit.
The hatcherles on the glens adjacent to San
FRANCISCO are excellent for receiving tile spawn
OF fishes shipped from the Slate fish batciieries
for the stocking OF coast streams; but the idea
OF catching anadrOmOus fishes which visit the
Sonoma Creek for the purpose OF spawning in
that creek and pOpulating 1t with young fishes
seems to be decidedly strange. In the 1sh law
there Is provision to prevent the destruction OF
hsh In Napa and S0noma creeks which reads:
1t shall not be lawful for any person TO use nets,
traps wers, posons OF seines OF any description for
the purpose OF catching fIh in the waters OF Napa
River, Sonoma Greek, in SOnoDa County, the
waters OF any OF the tributaries thereof; provided
that nothing ia this act Shall be construed as to
prohibit the use of seines nets traps weirs in the
waters of Sapa River below the mouth of Susco
Creek and within the boundaries of Napa County.
IL Is certainly not proper for anglers to fish at
any time during the close season. and measures
VIII be taken at the meeting OF the next Legs-
lature TO provide against the catching OF fish at
any Time during the close season, by either rod
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Speaking of George Citizens action in refusing
10 lOln The team. nPnintn further SAWS:
THE RIFLE.
Monthly Medals Shoots Announced for

Monthly Medals Shoots Announced for
To-day.
The Germania Club will hold its medal shoot
at Harbor View to-day.
The Hussars will have their preliminary prac-
tice at Shell Mound to-day
The Turner'S shooting section has donated the
sum of $50 as a prize at the Berlin shooting fes.
tival.
Company b OF the Third Regiment will mold a
practice shoe: at Shell Mound Park on Sunday
next.
On Sunday next at Shell Mound Park the
Frauklins will compete Tor decorations.
The shooting section OF the San francisco Turn
Verein Will hold a medal shoot at HarDOr View
to-day.
The postponed monthly medal shoot OF the
California Club will lake place at Harbor View
to-day. IN addition TO the medals three prizes
presented by friends of the club, will be COM
peted for.
II is proposed by marksmen of this city 10
raise the sum OF $3.50 TO be given as prize at
The great German shooting festival, which will
take place IN the city Of Berlin In July next For
this purpose sub scr ption lists have been started
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Ladies' Hosiery.

At 10000 DOZEN LADIES' HEAVY
BALBRIGGAN HOSE, full finished, all
sizes, worth 25c.
At 15c-400 DOZEN LADIES' EXTRA
fine imported HOSE, neat combinations.
full finished, all sizes, extra value for
25c.
At 25c-1OOO DOZEN LADIES FANCY
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different styles, all new and fashion
able, in combinations in fancy stripes,
regular price soc.
AT 25c-200 DOZEN LADIES' 4-THREAD
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genuine ingram dye. regular price SOC.
At 25c-3O0 LADIES Isle THREAD
HOSE, manufactured by Weir & Shon
OF Chemnltz, Germany, in black, navy,
burgundy and seal; also oriental COM
binations, Richelieu rib, worth SOC and
75c, now offered at 25c pair.
At 3S1hc-2Oo LADIES FINE FRENCH
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browns, Esterhazey aud shell gray; also
fancy combinations, new styles, regu-
lar value 75c.
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE, FROM
the leading manufacturers of the world.
Following are the best brands always in
stock: SmS tn & Angel, Silver Crowns,
Onyx, Hemsd0rf and Clean Fast.
We guarantee all the above brands abos-
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81.
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THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
Joe Acton Accepts McLeOd's Chal-
lenge to Wrestle.
Madden Tries TO Badger Sullivan Into Match
With McAuliffs - Fast sprinters
Coming-The Whselmeu.

VAN fstIc circles quite a little stir has been
i raised over The telegraphc reports of pro-
1 Y posed meeting between Sullivan and Joe Nc
~ Auline, which have greatly annoyed the
Directors of the California Club. This month
win terminate with contests 10 a finish at the Cal
forna, Golden CATE and Occidental Athletic
clubs.
According 10 the critics on athletic sports,
there Will be some reeoId-breakIng at The cham
pionship meeting this year. There certainly
should be some surprises, especially in the run
Mug events, as the snrinters and long distance
runners who Will participate have been training
faithfully for months
Tie usual dun and dreary outlook hangs over
the boating houses and ii is suggested that a
special meeting be held 10 wake w an interest.
The anglers are tired Of stTeam-f fishing as there
is no FISH, 10 be caught Worth having. Rod WELD
ers now enjoy themselves on the Spring Valley
lakes
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parents when small oy. and at The age of IA
the United States Navy in Honolulu aud arrived
In this p0It III tile same year, thus being a
pioneer of pioneers. During the war with Mex
leo he WAS for meFitoriOus conduct promoi ed to
tile rank OF Sergeant alarms 10 the navy. AT
the conclusion OF the Mexican War lie returned
10 California, where he engaged In different pur-
suits and which he has since made his home.
He located in Santa Clara County, where lie soon
became ponular, and served one term as Tax
Collector and two terms as County Treas
urer. Al The time OF receiving bis present ap-
poiutment, in 1888 he acting as agent for
the South Pacific Co asst Railroad al San Jose.
The admiral" who by his genial ways has en-.
deared himself TO those under him aud 10 all
who come in contact with him. is now serving
his second term Chief Wharfnger. His pres
ent tenn expires in May, 1891.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The NJ. P Grace locked at Steuart street yes
tel day 10 load for New York.
Tie l.. Schepp locked at Beale street.
The steamer Australia Will come down to the
Oceanic Dock to-day.
The brig Consuelo will 20 TO the sugar refinery
to-day 10 discharge.
The steamer Queen went to the Union Iron
Works yesterday.
The ship Parthenope towed up to Nevada Dock,
Port Costa.
The Emma Utter shifted from Green to Chan
mel.
The barkentlne Uncle John locked at Green
street.
The Eclipse hauled into the stream.
The bark S. Z. Allen will dock at Oakland to-
day and the bafks Aureola and Nonantum vii
tow to sea.
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The body of a drowned man was re-
covered from the bay, off the Mail Dock,
yesterday morning. The corpse had evil
IDENTIFY been in the water several days, as it
was considerably decomposed. From ap-
pearaDces, the dead man was about 40 years
of age, rather heavily built and wore red
dish mustache and chin whiskers. His
attire consisted Of black coat and blue
overalls. The remains are at the Morgue
awaiting Identification.
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Andre Nolan and Frank Lennon were
arrested yesterday morning and charged at
the Seventeenth-street Police Station with
robbery. 1t is alleged that on last Wednes-
day they went in saloon owned by j. Wall
on the corner of Fair Oaks and Twenty
third streets, and knocked down boy who
was in charge of the place, and then stole
$l5 from the till. They also helped them
selves to whisky and cigarettes,
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AQUATIC.
Peterson VIII Row in the Victoria
Singie-SculI Race.

Sfngle-Scull Race.
prominent member OF the South End Club,
who has probably taken part In more sweepstake
and match races than any other member OF a
rowing club, was seen the other evening and
said among other things: Rowing has been de-
generating for some yegrs and instead OF enjoy
ing boom 1t is still on The decline and unless
something Is done very soon the sport VIII fade
away entirely. Ii is about time the Rowing Asso-
citation stepped forward and did something to-
ward revvng The almost extinct aquatic sport.
would suggest that a meeting OF oarsmen be
called for the purpose Of general debate and let
the meeting be an open one"
Among all the rowing clubs affairs still remain
quiet. The Rowing Association will, al the next
meeting, make some proposition TO hold re-
gatta on The Fourth of July.
Henry Peterson will leave for Victoria C.
In lew days 10 take part In the single-seull race
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or overeating,, OIL. the partaking of too rich
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discomfort and suffering. To. Immediately
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overlooking, full dose of DIR. Pierces Pur-
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If the too free indulgence in such intemper-
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fishing, which is said to
be first class this year.
The water compauy's
Office has been visited by
the lovers OF trout and
bass fishing this month,
who looked Tor permit.
10 fish on The lakes open
10 the public. Stream
fal,fun &c q cnn-t Of .ha
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and Dr.. 4. ". McKenzie,
left this city for Napa.
To-day they start on a
tour through the cOun-
Try that has been con
templated for some time
and been mentioned once
or twice In these col
umns. Captain Manning,
the leader of tne marty.
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Infants Goods.

INFANTS KNIT SAXONY WOOL
SHIRTS, 25c to 55c.
INFANTS NNING-BLANHETS, 75e to
81 %.
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS, silk
stitched, 15c.
INFANTS CROCHET SACQUES, 4oc to
81 75
INFANTS WoRsTED BooTIEs, 1Oc to
81 %.
INFANTS CAMBRIA SLIPS. $50 to 75c.
INFANTS DRESSES, 81 to $40.
INF ANTS FINE CAMBRIA SKIRTS,
45c 10 Sc.
FLANNEL SKIRTS, 81 15 to 81 80.
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL SHAWLS,
81 90 to S..
SILK STITCHED FLANNEL WRAP
PIERS, 81 70 to 81.
INFANTS CASHMERE EMBROIDERED
CLOAKS, 81 60 to S15.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED CAPS, 800
to So so.
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Fire Commis siouers.

At the meeting of the Fire Commissioners
yesterday Chief Scannell presented a petit
ton for the appointment of an assistant
drayman for the department. The matter
was referred to the Fire Department Com
mittee of the Board of Supervisors. 1t was
decided to have a test made of the new
chemical engine next Wednesday
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McAuliffe, with a view
of a fstic meeting be-
tween the big fellows, is
secuted by the Directors
OF the California Club,
who look upon it as a
clever bit OF advertising
by Madden, who is hand
hug McAulifIe. Mr.Fulda.
president of The CalifOr-
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.SEASOnABLE BARGAINS
new PARASOLS,
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Below present combination of attractions in NEW
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superficial observer will pronounce UNUSUAL BARGAINS
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A small Fire.

AT 20 O'clock yesterday afternoon fire
IN the basement of a paint-store at 307
Montgomery avenue caused a loss Of about
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THLETIC.

Acton's Sweeping Answer TO McLecds
Challenge.
There was quite large attendance at the
Berkeley University games, which is evidence
that athletic sports are steadily gaining in pOpu
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larity. Some good racing
was done, An account APP
pearlng elsewhere. Tie
next meeting of impor-
lance will be the opening
Of the new Olympic Club
grounds on The 30th inst.
On that day the Governor
Of the Stale VIII be pres
emf ami will deliver fha