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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-16
SHORTY SMITH.
He Tells Yarn About One of HIS Pack
Mules.

He Tells Yarn About One of HIS Pack
Mules.
Shorty" Smith, the boss packer of the
Bradshaw Mountains. while driving his
pack train up the Del Paseo hill, had very
exciting experience last week. Part of the
mules were loaded with Frue concentration.
One of the mules, the largest in the train.
was loaded with the long side stills of the
concentration, one on each side, and when the
train had got half way up the hill and on
the steepest part of the trail, the mule with
the thinkers gave lurch sideways and
landed about one hundred feet down the
hill, and lodged suspended in the air be-
tween two oak trees about fifteen feet from
the ground. How to get the mule down
was the next question. But. like all great
packers, Shorty" was equal to the emer-
gency. He soon took in :the situation,
rushed up to one of the mules that had some
powder, caps and fuse in its pack, which he
soon fixed so as to explode the powder and
placed it in the hollow end of one of the
trees. He touched a match to the fuse and
yelled, "Get out Of the road!' and when the
shot went off and the smoke had cleared
away Shorty" looked around and saw Old
Tom 0he mule) with his load all on walking
up the hill to the rest of the train, and not a
scratch on him.-Arizona Miner.
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a varnish polish, and somewhat large and
unshapely in its dimensions. The wood was
taken from the head block of the old nlll
by Chauncey N. Noteware, who originally
presented it To his father. and the gold head
is made of the precious metal secured im-
Eediatey under the old structure. 1t con-
tains two or three ounces of gold, appro-
priately engraved, and is as pure as the day
it was taken from its hiding place in 1856
Dorsey values the cane very highly, and
says the Legislature could not appropriate
enough money in ten sessions to buy it.
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tehements OF rooms each; this is downtown pros
pectiye business property of Importance the Ioca-
tlon Is enhancing rapidly in value on true merit;
examine it; rents SOB; lot 4ox60 rear street
Well-Improved Corner.
That fine investment property NV. cor of HAYES
and Webster sts, with mOdernbuilt structure con.
tanning store and fats: store below and rooms
property; upper fiat contains rooms and bath:
middle fiat contains 3 and bath with ali the
sII5 streets severed stone blocks on HAYES and
the crossing; lot rs :5IlOO.
NE. or Washington and Devisadero.
choice location for fine home or on which to con-
struct building for renting purposes; splendid OPP
portu9ity for an investment; fine view streets in
TO examine this; large lot, ll0xlO2;S4.
South Side O'FarreI.
Elegant lot on s. side (No l6l1) o'FarrelI st-1l6
location for French fats Byington-st. front build
ing with flats; rents S34; Suffer, Geary and Fill
more street car lines: lot % 6xl2O to Byinston ST.
N nth Side o'FarrelI.
Handsome bay-window residence. 1885 o'Farrell
s $50 70 1eet w OF , Steiner contains rooms
cables; lot 37xS2 Is TO Elliott Park.
New French Flats.
West line (Nos. l0-101a-10a4) Walter st.-l5O
feet S. of Ridley ST.: building new; French fats:
bells, speaking tubes, bay windows, mirrored and
tiled mantels, stylish gas-hxtures, cement-stone
walk. brick foundation. fne view. street severed:
examine 1t; Haight-st. cable; lot 25xl0O.
Twenty-fifth, Bet. Howard and Shotwen.
733 25th st.-New 2-story bay-window residence
OF rooms, bath, ETC., mirrow top and tiled man
tells, brick foundation, pianked basement cement
stone walk; Howard-st cable; lot 22x75.
Post, Near Buchanan.
Magnificent residence lot. S. side Post st. 100
feet S. OF Buchanan splendid location for resi-
dence or French flats: Geary and Omnibus cables;
Gem ent-stone walk; lot 25x137:6.
M lima, between Fifth an Sixth.
464 Minnna-FIont building, contains 16 rooms
g tenements); rear building rooms this prop
erty has good business future; rents s5a; street
in baSalt blocks, severed, ETC.; lot 25xSO.
Mission District French Flats.
NV. line NO. 434) Ringold ST.. bet. Folsom and
Harrison, Sth and 9th-3 French flats; one OF ana
two OF rooms; rents SS7: street paved with basalt
rock severed ETC.; several lines of cars lot 25I75
Geary, West of Baker.
Pretty cottage OF rooms, n. line (No. 2406)
Geary ST.; fine location for French flats: would al
ways be Rented Geary-st. cable; lot % :91107:6.
For catalogues. terms, etc., inquire Of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctionsers,
se12 Il. g SC 6:5S Market st.
GHAS. LEVY,
AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Regular Salesdays Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 A. N
THIS DAY,
Tues day......-..........S September 16, 1890.
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at Saesrooms.
536-53S California Street. below Kearny,
IL WILL SILL.
THE CONTENTS OF A RESTAURANT,
....CoNsIsTING Or.
Chairs. Tables, Crockery, ETC. Also Elegant Line
of Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, Carpets OIL
cloth, Desks, etc.
1t CHAS. LEVY, Auctioneer.
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WON BY CRICKETERS.
Alameda's Baseball Team Defeated by
Score of go to 6.

Alameda's Baseball Team Defea ed by
Score of 30 to 6.
The local cricketers of Alameda essayed
to play the local baseball nine on Sunday
morning, and to the establishment Of a
numerous crowd of spectators, played rings
around them In the first inning of the
base-balers two runs were made, the crick-
resulted in for the base ballers and IL for
the cTicketers. The other innings of the
base-ballers were unproductiye of runs,
owing to the fine pitching of Shepherd and
the faultless fielding of the cricketers, who
ever, Z more runs, and thus won the game
by a score of 20 to 6. A return match Will
be play ed Sunday after next at Alameda.
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"A Valuable Cane.

Dorsey Noteware has in his possession,
says the Carson Appeal, gold headed cane,
willed to him by his grandfather, which has
a most peculiar come elton with the famous
Suffer Mill, Coloma, where gold was first
discovered in California
The body of the cane is made of Califor-
mia oak, well seasoned and very heavy, with
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Earned ruHS-UakIanusZ 2. IDTte-DaSe hIt-EDrIgnt.
Two-base hits-Dooley, Mcdonald, DUNCAN. SacrI-
fee hits-Haniey Veach First base on errorS-San
Franchises 3, Oakands g. First base called balls
San Franchises 8. oakiands. 4. Left on bases-San
Franciscos 10, Oaklands 8. Struck out-By Cough
Ian q, by Shaw d. First base on hit by pitcher
Stevens, DooIey Double pIays-Ebright, Shea and
yeach. Cantillion to Dooley. Shea Everett and
Veach. Everett to Veach Passed bals-Speer !.
LOhnan 2. Wild pitch-Shaw g. Time OF game
hours ana 10 minutes. Umpire-McLaughliu. OF
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payment to Mrs. Sophie Wieland of the
purchase money due on the Philadelphia
Brewery, by the English syndicate, CALL
reporter interviewed Robert Wieland with
regard to the matter, and learned from him
that the trade had been closed, the money
paid, and the arrangements satisfactorily
concluded
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Exercises To-Day.

To-day's programme IS as follows:
The Church, It's Religious Attitude; essay
The Transformation of Religious Thought,'
Rev. Horatio Stebblns, ID; essay, The Re-
lati0n OF Judaism TO Unitarianlsm." Rabbi
Jacob Noorsanger; essay, The Unitarian Posi-
Iiou," Rev. I. ;. Thatcher; discussion, 1.-The
Church. Its Relation TO The Thought OF The Day";
essay. Its Relation 10 Literary Thought," c. j.
Woodbury.; essay, Its Relation 10 Scientific
Thought" Professor Joseph lie COME; essay,
ats Relation to Phil0sophc Thought" Profess
sor g. II. HowisOn; discussion, THE Church,
Its Duty 10 Society,"; essay the economic prob
lem How the Church Can Help IN Its Solu-
tion," Rev. b. L. Mcdaniel: essay, " The Single
Tax" Joseph Leggelt; essay, Some Obi ctions
TO lie Single Tax" Sheldon q. Kellogg; discus
sion.
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The last of the visiting parlors N. S. G. W..
left yesterday on the Crescent City for
Crescent City, Del Norte County. This
parlor is the Yontockett and contained the
smallest number of delegates representing
any parlor in the recent organization.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oris.
au9 BY saTuTh
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William Thomas, a young man living at
Is Second street, fell in a fit yesterday on
the corner of Post and Kearny streets. He
received deep cut under the chin.
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DIVORCE GRANTED. = Judge Wallace has
granted divorce 10 Charles +. Slnkwitz from
Mary L. Sinkwllz for desertlon. They were
married in this city in October, 1886, and in
May 1882 the wife deserted.
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Every gambling saloon in Port Townsend
has been ordered closed by the City Council.
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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Wieland's Brewery.
Yesterday being the day set for the final
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SOCIAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

A Commemorative Yachting Excur-
sion-The Brown Dinner Party.
Banquet by the Frisco Ten to
Visiting Native Sons Some
Coast Weddings-Latest De-
partures and Arrivals.
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THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE,
GRAND SQUARE ARION PIANO.
Mantel Mirrors, splendid Upholstery, Rare
Worl of Art. Brunswics, Bake & Co.
Nearly New Billiard Table and Royal
Wilton. French Moquet and Body Brus-
sells Carpets in Residence of Nj. Et-
ting er, Esq..
COMPRISING.
Grand Square Arion Piano, with silk embroidered
cover Magnificent Paror Upholstery, in satin bro
cade; 2 French-pate Mantel Mirrors; Rich orna-
ments; Elegant Crimson Satinade Window and
Mantel Draperies; Rich Applique Lace Curtains:
Rosewood Etagere; Magnificent Marqueterie Inaid
Center Table, Elegant Standards: Mantel Clock:
Tripod Tables; Magnificent Royal Wilton, Moquet
and Body Brussels Carpets; Eastern Walnut and
OAK Chamber Sets; Wardrobes; Elegant Three
quarter Bedsteads and Toilet Stands wit Lace Dra-
peries: Best Spring and White Hair Mattresses;
Feather Pillows; Walnut Stdeboard: l2foot Ex-
tension Table: Magnificent Hand-painted Fruit,
Game and Atter-dinner China Set, II pieces, cost
Sl75; Elegant Decorated China Coffee Set, II pcs. ;
Finest Crystal Glass and Silver-p plated Ware; full
outfits White German Spice Jars, labeled; nearly
Patent Refrigerator: Agate Ware etc.
Also one nearly new Brunswick. Bake Il Co. Bill
lard Table with balls, cues markers and cover COM
plete, cost 1915.
TERMS-CAsH.
sells 2t GEO F. LAMSoN. Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
638 MARKET ST.,
Opposite Palace Hotel.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

South line (Nos. 3O7-3O9) o'Farrell st. go feet
w. OF Mason 10 courtway; buildings contain
tenements OF rooms each: this is downtown pros
pectlye business property OF Importance: the loca-
ton is enhancing rapidly in value on true merit;
examine 1t: rents SOB; lot 40x6O rear street
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LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS
62I Mission street and SO Hubbard street.
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A very pretty house-wedding took place on
Sunday evening, The 31st ult, at the residence
Of Mr.. 6. NJ. Bartels ST., Berkeley way. Miss
Sophie Busch was then united TO Mr. George w.
Bar;els Jr. None but well-wishers attended the
happy event.
Fair hands had decorated the parlors for the
occasion, and at o'clock the wedding party
entered and look up their position under fGral
cahOpy, where the impressive marriage service
was performed by Rev. L. A. Woodward. The
bride was attended by TWO bridesmaids, Miss
Lizzie Busch and Miss Maud Bartes. On the
right OF the groom stood MI. 1. 5. Manning and
Mr. L. Ii. Collins.
The company Of forty relatives and Intimate
friends VINO witnessed the ceremony alter ten
derIng their congratulations proceeded 10 the
dining-room, where all were seated Tor an hour TO
partake of a repas and enjoy the good cheer and
hospitality that there prevailed.
Many valuable and beautiful gifts bad Deen
cent, and very mucn admired. The follow
ing Is a list Of some of those received: Diamond
earrings, from groom 10 bride: Manipulated
dinner and tea set, from Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l..
Busch; piano, Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Barrels; silver
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Terrible Blew - Sen Hr>seiseo Prees
aaa People.

kID0DI1GO
I'D People.
sAcnAAEEfo. june General
Johnson has addressed . letter 10 Cover
nor Waterman today in reply 70 the latser's
recent communication in regard to contests
netwesn professional pugiiists - given in
Ne several athletic clubs Of California.
Attorney General johnson joins the GOV
efIof n characterising these exhihi-
uous - disgracsfui. He says
tnsy are contrary TO the provisions
q TIE psnal code; that the state Law has
made such exhibitions felony. and that
municipal license u no protection The
essorney gsnerai assures the governor that
- WIZ notify the prosecuting officers under
MIN that actton on their part to suppress
The grievances will receive his sanction and
co-opsration, TO the end that the laws may
p maintained and enforced in the spirit in
which they are enacted.
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PoRrLAxp. June la--At the annual meet
ing Of the Northwestern Sportsmsa's Asso-
citation tonight 1t Was decided that the
championship banner donated by Mrs.
Psase, Of Seattle. should become
the permanent property of the
club winning II this year. At
Friday nights meeting the association will
provide for offering $50 cup instead Of .
banner. The ruies governing the compe-
htion for the Tacoma Gto6c diamond badge
were amended 10 that ut tourna-
ments each man shall shoot at
twenty-five inanimate birds instead Of
live birds and In interme diate contests ct
100 inanimate birds: that the holder Of the
badge. when challenged, shall name the
time and place OF meeting. The Helena.
Centralia. Spokane Falls. Portland. The
Dalles. Roseburg. Whatcom and Chehaiis
clubs were admitted 70 the association.
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Bail Refused for Golden Gate Athletic
Club Brutss.
San FRAxcIsco. June lathe cases OF
the seven men arrested for completely in
the death Of Harry Mcbride. killed in Q
glove tight ct the Golden Gate Club, Ill
came up In Judge Rix's court this morning
and we're continued till next Monday. APP
pjication for ball In the cases of Bowers,
Josll. AcGrath, Meyers and Larue was
made and refused until after the exsmi-
nation.
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ssss Forgss Ahesd-Twc white
Washes 1t Pttsbarg.
aeoxLrS, June ls.-The BROOKLYN and
aae'peia League clubs played another
- snday in the presence Of 1900
-Ss.ls 1-................i oI1ool o. s
~ ..L...s...-,s.-.-.-.s...s 0 90 l 90 g.
- 1ladelphia 8. Brooklyn q Errors
~ =. MA = Brooklyn l. Batferiss-Gleason
sne: cssuthers and Daily. umpirs-
YoRK. June is.-The visiting
snood club won the game this after
"a = me third inning by heavy batting.
sadance. l.oM.
SvRhia .....,..........oo IA
'--....-..- .-s.-.,.1 o Q I 49, 3
Ssse-fhiladelphia Is New York Il. Errors-
H-fn'a ). New York Bstseries-Ruf.
- 80 .foss: Crane and Vaughn. umpires
- June is-The locoal League club
~ aeieaied New York this afternoon.
ndAnce, 1850.
6y..s.. .,.s-...,...........ea eisooI- o
A-'-,ss.s.-. 90 o 0 COL 90 o.
ooecn IL. New York Errors-Boston
iork Observation-Disclosures ana Reu.
- su And somuaer rmpire--Zaehas,as
nrooklyn Brotherhood was again
~ ey Boston today. Attendance.
9n -
ss's. ...t+........ 4 5 o o 0 O 0 o. 8
sos'on H. Brooklyn II. Errors Boston
batieries-psily aud Murphy.
ey aud Klnslow.
lSsAfi, June ls.-over |, TOO specta.
The home team : easy victory over
rs.sssso League club this afternoon.
o.. -1--..,s --'..-.---.. lseeee o o. g
-ss'..ss...-~.- ...,. 0 0 o 0 O 0 o e. ,
Cincinnati :. Chicago a Error-ctn-
~ SnicssoS Batteries Foreman aud
-frr.a a<any, Hetchins ard Ssanxel Umpire
~ Issrss, June is-The local League
- saas out Csevelands today In game
8 = With pretty plays and good ha ting
- part OF Piiissurg. Attendance.
cssss.,ss --.s.s,.,....s......t o q cocso- 3
'---t-.--. .,s.s....e o 0 Q O 0 o. 0
and Dawes. Rase hs,x-
cs,ss.k l. Cleveland EErors-pittshur. q
-. BatseEies-Baker and Decatur,
- Brotherhood game, also this after
-. ene Visitors were treated 70 a dose III
PisishUrE made only seven
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A RRfyED--MKS. DR. a. DsfiowE. or NEW
n YORK, Tho worid-rsnosass aud htxhfY
celebrated business sns ssss rance medlum-
She - the only nafurstbssu trance medina il
TIA world. Is sesenth daughter, bern With 3
double veil and wonderful pr sphesia Kin *
scccrd sisht. this STE viii PROVE. every htd3tn
mystery revealed taiIs yuur ttsfifo life. p&<E
present ard futnrr In dad srances rtvox yoax
name in fall. also yous future husband % wiir.
with age and date OF marriage In ansinese
losses lnwtusfs. msrfiagss divorces. dsathNs
uniting the separated. removing evil inda.
ences. restoring ioss low, sne has no earnl
Mrs DeH.we wishes II cfstinutly uedey<too4
that she sases,sses nothing bns what she eAa
do. and would NOT be siassed VITA the many
cheap pretenden found In every eitT All who
ere In sick ness or IN troubles all whose soud
hopes have been blasted. ss.G Al who hare brta
deceived aud disappointed shsough the fasso
predictions ri otAErs hefese ssvsngup ia dexpatr
are invited 10 cali aud la convinced ~ the tftia
statements o! tie acssa without delay Ipu
thousand dollar challenge 10 airy rpelsnm Who
can excel her in her startling revelations nj I'm
past. pIwsent aud future events OF pessonf
lives. Psrsora. II and tx Mallory house. Third
and James street,
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- toax. June iS-At the opening day
Z neesood the attempt 70 break the team
IA 9 2:isA BY Putnam's mares, Ru-
oa LADY Wellington. failed. the time
s6x. Result Of other races:
n Md; bet dine. 2:a.
- my Alrich won, Jewell second.
eeeelaas third: best time. 2:asA.
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scsros. Juns is-Rssult Of the Mystic
nh rscss:
- ue-sentcolon won. Stevens 80
1nA y third. Chenolita fourth. Best
8. eiAsA bO-niss Pauley nrst, sabsss Sc
Assneeon Chief and roachstons distanced.
Atna 4za<.
49, ~ "a V@o-hollis 2. won. Gratis second.
- 49, WINES third. Nay fourth. Best time.
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Norrcx on nrxxorrrrax.

NoTscE - HEREBY sfvES THAR SIZE
IN cegeyfunr>esa a<setssste @x'sssnE heswSsa
h J. S<eHFa lr~ and "a Nsssen- 1rxsxr the
rrm rare "a <scSefi 8 E3aehp- SSeSsss heastness
A. nskers AID ec1fxcnorsrT& Ia tae premises
krcsu tA@ Ffke Ssvef- nssr-y, az + ~ street.
sssass. Wash hSs tASs aay slsssssvev4 Is mutual
sosSenr = I. SsoxsAL 3E-, and seseeA ssassevs
having urcEssFd re sEtsFe iaseSeSs os n
Vaughn AMI wili hsresfse- ssnssmrs ART eavYy
On .ae hns&assS E2ds- tns ssrm narse - sse1ea
4 Saunders III r. SrtsN I'll, ia
y VAUGHN
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CpFA II SES-
~ saJe-Satsee Is asrehy given fesf tee co
rsfs1srShle hsfstOsS-e exss-l1z tSsatta l. 4.
Aiezas aa9 J n srhre.sir. uafeF tHS fra
name AMI style q RSemsna 4 ecsmk1f. = tAss
day dissolved BY mutual consent. l. A Rss 1san a
rszsrsrx b Sraaalsis "a I'll ceSsia1f sss hsl>t-
ne<s 81 the ssel<sxn este s~a1ssa. seE Sesser
sysase. ard ssxansss a. tsa.Ssses sad VIA
ccllert 81 kcrcaats cus he iase arr
f0rES a. EfENAS<.
COX III SCHMIDT.
swAr1LE- wssh.. Tane ~ .sxs
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rerssao4 Signs . New Cspsaas.
oLAsD, june s.-Todsy's game vas
postponed on account OF rain. The Port
,.nos today released First Bassman Peryier.
ae = 700 slow Tor the League. Hassamer.
formerly Of the waeos. al the Texas
Leegue. has been signed - first bssemsn
and captain.
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81. Lours, June iA-Result d races:
niis and onesiztssnth- solid silver won.
John Morris second. Tommy \ third. Time
i3M
hus-PrnceU una vpn, Nh Msuds second.
xyrle = third TfmelA
nees.loetAs n1le- Bthsl Cray won, 0nlirht
ssood blenk Knight third. Time 10Y.
NJ and one<ighsh- Iledeskrsnx won. VA.
- ncood, 1rOokful third Time 2.0s,x.
Ms ues0n won. Blasneystoue. ir.. ascond.
eulnvoy tAird Time i.lSs<.
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HRx.

..Kgvt.ugsg THURSDAY oy ZACH wEKK--
- flowers from nature: class VIA s'ssf kpcs
qaaaase Faiis: ORDER woTx spSetss9s aA
T. 81 s1altn, - Boston niesk,
nAwoyEp-Mfs1 NKLI1E HAxLEwDcD
In viii now b. fsnSd Al rsca W. nnsssf p.ytA-
Nl-4s hsr ss,Sfsc, lnfn sser e5Asa tease GfsfHr1
to- t3e.nfes t1 s4l PASTEL sss~r eoiaf OF essyct-
fs4,k out For rscsfre az her exhibition.
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11r11o CIfY. June M-Resuit OF rAcos
611m 93oos-o,dA I've fufionss-Louia won,
noond, Don Ton third Time. ! - -
o5onreade and upward. one mils-Jessie
l1 ~. Vice Regent second. REGARDLESS
- uns. IL -
0on I'D fnsuuuce stakes. 4yeafsoldo,
bon6 IN eishth-verge dor won. Lord
~ lnm second, Pilafim third. Time.
ogone-olds end upward, one nile and =
- ~Copm woa, Climax second. Metaltst
~ ume, an 81
D1osreids and upwafdA mils and .
- ChUschili Clark won. Brown Duke &C.
r. ~ minnie third Time. 2:ia.
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Hase Defeats Princeson se Ball.
neooKLYN. june 10--Four thousand per-
sons saw Yale defeat Princeton at baseball
today. 6core-6 tod.
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HITTING THE BULLS EYE.

Americas Crack Shots Garry or Prizes
In Germany.
BREMEN, June lS-The American prize
winners In the shooting contest are: First
bird-Raddof (gold crown.) Martin Ficken
Imperial globel and Zimmerman. the
champion OF North America: second
bird--schroeder tscepte- and tail, two
prisesl All the foregoing are New
Workers.
At the Bremen field target, Jordan, of
New York, made 80 points. Utochy. of San
Francisco. $50 and Jacoby, OF San Fran
cisco, So
At the westerfield target, Zimmerman
made IS rings, Schroeder IS, lacoby 30. and
Busse. of New York. IS
Cornell Oarsmen Beat Bowdoin.
ITHACA, n. ". June ia-The Cornell.
Bowdoin eight Dared race this evening
was won by Cornell by four lengths. The
distance was three miles. The time of
Cornell Was II 81 Is; Of Bowdoin, ~ near
a. could be calculated. 1879.
schaefsr and Ives Play ~ Portland.
PoxrLAxp, June 1s.--Schaefer and Ives.
the champion billiardists, played here to-
night Schaefer won the bank and ran
out 800 string without giving Ives shot
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