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Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

IT is openly stated that Governor wolfey was the moving power which caused the recent courtmartials in Tucson. If this be so the Gov ernor will find himself confronted with antag- onists who are skillful and determined fighters. Tucson Star.
 Nobody has yet accused Governor Wolfiey of inducing the Apaches to leave the reservation. The Citizcn shouldn't lose the opportunity of doing so before the Hcrald or Enterprise does. In relation to this matter, Governor Wolfley yesterday wrote the following letter:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, z
 PHOENIX, July 8, 1890 L. c. HUGHES, ESQ, Editor Star, Tucson Ariz. Dear Sir:--I see by an editorial in your paper that "it is openly stated that Governor Wolhey was the moving power which caused the recent courtmartials in Tucson"
 Such charge is absolutely and entirely un- true. An inquiry at the War Department will unquestionably corrobOrate my statement Please make the denial. Yours truly,
 LEWIS WoLFLEY. This should give quietus to this silly and contemptible charge.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

THERE is a good deal of Greek in the san Francisco papers, these days, polit- ically speaking.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04
B. C. ANDRE,
Saddle & Harness Maker
 PHGNIX ARIZONA.

hefes all Competitor in quality of work or U prices. Makes harness that will outlast two sets of foreign manufacture The best Stock Saddles made in the Southwest with Honest Work, Good Leather and Full Knowl. edge of the Needs of Cattlemen.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04
LOST.

Losr-Left by the owner at some place by the owner where she called on Monday, May l9, q "Addie II. Kinsey." Finder will please leave the same at this office.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

LOOKOUT for the Jesuit in politics.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

REDUCING the national debt by $2O,- 100000 month isn't bad.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

TIIE FINE ARTS Have taken a strong hold upon the fashions of fine present time. This is especially notice able in the beautiful effects now attained in furniture. In this line we have as complete a de- partment as can be found any where. Estimates furnished at all times. Our carpets aud wall papers are of the latest styles.
 l.. ZECREND0RF & CO.,,
 Tucson, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

Teachers employed during the year were; Principal, Thomas E. Dalton, $I25 per month assistant, Elise Reed ,$9O sub ordinate teachers, Nellie Kendall, Lida Farce, Grace Perley, Addie Kelly, Ad- die Kinsey, M. A. Tyrell, Ada Kelly, Minnie Scott, each $75 per month.
 School was maintained for eight months
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

Pacific time.
 'Trains stop on signal.
 Trains make close connection with Southern Pacific trains. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, Jonesville and Fort Mcdowell. At Phenix with stages for Prescott, Gillett, Wlckenburg and Vulture.
 c. s. HASTEN, Vice-Pres and Manager.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04
MiScellaneous.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER CENTER Sand Jefferson streets Only house employing proprietors.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
HE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.

Published Every Day in the Year.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

CHARMING summer weather,
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04

TALK is cheap; work tells.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-04
TIE ONLY REPUBLICAN PAPER IN PHGNIy.

LET her roar, boys.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY C. s. CAPP & CO.,
IL Real Estate Agents, Rent Collectors and Insur
ance Agents.
AT OUR NEW OFFICE AIS MONTGOMERY ST.
Page ST., bet. Webster and Fillmore: fine 2-story
building in flats.
Grove ST., bet Brodericl and Baker; N. side; lot
50xl37:6, with new house of IL rooms in flats; all
modern improvements; close to park entrance.
Baker ST., bet Hayes and Grove; fats of
rooms and q rooms and bath each; all modern i'm
provements: lot 25xl00.
I1th ST. bet Howard and Shotwell. N. side; lot
S0X112:6, with frame improvements, which can
readily be made into fats; price low; terms very
easy.
Fine lot, n. side McAllister ST., bet Fillmore and
Steiner: 40x1S7 Is.
Desirable residence; 2-story, bay-window. rooms
and bath, conservatory. etc: on N line OF Califor
MIA ST.. bet. Steiner and Pierce; lot 90 :ox120 to
Buchanan ST., W. side, bet Hermann and waller:
large lot. with neat modern residence of 8 rooms
and bath and cottage: fine view.
Grove ST., N. side, bet Broderick and Baker; lot
50x137:6, with fine modern house, II rooms; sta
bic, etc
Cheap house and lot on goth ST.
W. side Scott ST., bet. Haight and Page with CHI can
house of rooms lot 25x112:6.
Several fine vacant lots on Hsght st.
Improved lot; $. side Hayes e., bet. octavia and
Cough and Clay SITS, Sc. COR with IO-room resi-
dence; well rented; lot 81 :6x9T :6 faces Lafayette
Folsom ST., N. side, W. of Sd; lot ss:7xsO with 5
houses sI,i 2story rooms ts each; well rented
park; $4,000.
from Market ST.. block from valencia-st. cars 90
feet on Guerrero and 1854 on 14th; improving
neighborhood.
Sixth St. bet. Harrison and Bryant: lot l25xso
with improvements; also lot 75x9O with improve
ments.
Mission ST., w. side bet. 18th and 18th; lot 23x
90. and good 2-story bay-window house OF rooms
and BATH
Kearny and Greenwich sts., Sw. cor; 37xll2 and
l. 25x100 with 10 houses; a bargain.
Tehama ST., bet 1st and I'd; lot 23xSO, with z
room brick house.
Large lot Precita ave-. directly In line of the
Howard-st extension.
Cheap lots in Excelsior, Berna City Land Associa-
ton tracts and N. OF the park and 10th ayes
near Point Lobos. Apply TO s. q. CAPP Il CO.. AIS
Montgomery st. my2 %
DARE BARGAIN-ONLY $4,000 FOR LOT 5Ox
III 125 on sunny side Bartlett ST.; call early; such
chances are scarce; hnest location in Mission J. r.
fLUMBE, 1402 Valencia st. ap30 weFrSaSu At
ONLY $500 DOWN FOR HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS.
~ lot 2ox7O; near Cortland ave- and public school:
z BLOCKS 70 mission cars; price $1,000. j. +.
QQ 00 PER ROOM WILL BUILD STRICTLY
POOO. hrst-class houses or fats; call and exan-
Inc HOUSTON, builder, OH Haight Sc. dele SUIT
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koR SALE BY P. C. MALLoY, REAL ESTATE
Agent and Rent Collector 1873 Montgomery st.
FOR SALE


FOR SALE.
Sl5,0OO-An elegant NE. corner, suitable for fine
residence; II. cor. Pine and buchanan; 50Nl00.
$90O0-Howard-St cable line, bet. 4th and 9th ;
25x75, and improvements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bet. Clay-st cable line and
washington ST.; marine view: 7TXl3T 20 aud ele-
CANT l2-room houses; rents nearly 5000.
S1O,oOO-Cheap oO-yara; Sc. cor. Greenwich and
Leayenworth
sl2,0o0-For % lots; each 25xlO6; Paramount
Tract; all level and ready for building; magnificent
view; blocks from Mission cars school and church.
$1SoO-South San Francisco; cor. p ST. and 18th
ave, near kentucky St; l00NlO0, and cottages.
S90OO-Taylor ST., near the water; 6S :9xl37:6.
SloOO-Haight-st cable line, near DeyiSadero ST. (;
zoAl3l 10 and handsome S-room house; modern.
S55OO-Ferrle St, near Geary; 25xllz aud new Z
room cottage,
sl5,0c0-fillmore ST., near McAllister; 75xlOO;
S4O,O00-Fremont ST., near Folsom; IS SKI 81 IS
and improvements.
Sl0,00O-Harrison St, bet. Fremont and Beale;
oS:9x137 IS and improvements.
S4O,OOO-9th ST.. near MisSion 50I11t to Wash
ihgton ave and improvements; rising locality.
$50. OO0-Asked: prominent corner ON 5th ST. SOr
10 and improvements: rents $40: steady.
Sl400-S. side 10th ST. near Diamond: 29xg7 IS.
Sl0OO-CHpper ST. near Castro cable line; 25xIl4
S!zoO-Clpper St, near Castro cable line: 30x1l4
SIOuO-CHpper St., near Castro cable line; 25xll4.
Se0OO-Corner on Suffer St AZ :6xS7 IS.
SSO,OOO-Asked for au elegant Eilstlake resi-
dence on downtown corner Bush ST. Is
spacious rOoms grounds 45xl06; palatia home
$l6,OO0-Handsome Busiest. residence; 10
spacious rooms q bed-rooms); 81 :6xlS7 IS: de-
tached; best block on Bush st.
S9O00-Cor. California ST.. l00x2Q0; or lots
each 25xlO0; fne location; good buy. ONCE, 1873
Montgomery st. Ii
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DoWNEY q GAMBS. REAL ESTATE AGENT
~ 31S Montgomery st.
INVESTMENTS

loMNE1 GAMBS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
~ 3ls Montgomery ST.
INVESTMENTS.
$4,000 = Rents s1s7 50; choice investments;
47:6x9O: In one of the best business blocks; Stock
ton street; brick building; always rented.
S1O,O00-Large lot l0Oxl0O; Guerrero. near 10th
per month.
sl7 ,ooO-choiee improved corner on Laguna st.
35xS5: covered with fine buildings, store, fats
above and separate house: never vacant.
$so0o-45xl22:6, Folsom ST.. near 22di 2 houses.
S27 o-WeIl-improved corner Folsom ST., 50x
III, with additional lot in rear: wen rented.
ll,0O0-Cbolce Folsom st. Investment mr. 18th;
6ox10l corner of small street: 80 vacant; the
remainder OF lot improved with 4-story building;
$4o,OO0-Sutter-st corner; 62:6xs7 IS; with
substantial houses; rent 5000; If turned into stores
so ,ooo-Make offer for corner Dupont and
flDeTt; 4Sxs5 well improved with substantial
buildings; store and fats: rents STA
$5OOO-Minna ST., near list; fine house in front, 8
rooms and rear house of rooms; 2oxS0.
$40; 25xso. DowNEY Il GAMBs, 31s Montgomery
street. my4 Suwe ct
G1OOO MAKE AN OFFER FOR HOUSE AND
U) iOOO. lot: Tehama ST.; N. side; near Second
ST.; rents $25; 25xSO; lot Will become very valuable
TO deepen lot on Howard ST.; always rented. DOW
NEY X GAMES, SIS Montgomery st. suTurh st
CHOICE AND CHEAP LOTS ON McALLISTER
~ ST., near Steiner. 30xS7:6; of the best
dence blocks along the street: all street work done.
Also, the corner of McAillster aud Steiner sts.
33xS7 6 all street work done; ready to be improved
Immediately; VIII be sold very cheap. DOwNEY Il
GAMES, Sl8 Montgomery ST. my4 suTh 2t
NEW RESIDENCE ON VAN NESS AVE, NEAR
~ Vallejo ST.. offered for sale at very reasonable
price and on easy terms; 10 rooms and all very
latest improvements; heater; electric wires all
the house; stone sidewalk and iron fence and crest
inss' lot 27x123. DowNEY AZ GAMBS. 3lS Mont
gomery st. nv. Su'rh Ut
&ECS0 EASTLAKE COTTAGE HOWARD
QO-oO. ST., near l4th in first-class order; 6
rooms and bath; ull basement; conservatory, and
modern in every respect; 25xl00; for admission
eau at our ONCE. DOwNEY ~ GAMES. 3lS Mont
gomery ST. my4 SuTuFr 1t
GDS00 oNLY-COTTAGE IN FIRST-CLASS
pAOOO order newly painted and papered; La
guna ST. near Hilbert: lot 25xS7.6; the cheapest
house In the City. DOWNEY d GAMBS, 2lS Mont
gomery ST. my4 SuTh Ut
pAClFlC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS. PACI-
L nc ave. north side near franklin 63 IS feet by
l21 S with large extra lot in the rear; very choice
LOT hrSt-cass residence. D0WNEY a GAAIBS,
3iS Montgomery ST. my4 Surh It
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IL improved, buildings and thoroughly fenced: Gal
aud easy terms of payment; good grass and crop
land: abundance OF water at all times; stock IL
cannot be excelled. ALBERT E. CRANE 40
montgomery ST. my4 st
A LAMBDA BARGAINS-sI7OO-LOT 25xI45.
n nice modern cottage rooms and bath; /
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash $25 per month l5l
S2oo0-Lot 50xl50 with cottage rooms: blocks
ment sidewalks, etc. mo 322l
s2000-Lot 6Oxl10; cottage rooms; windmill
ana tank; 5000 cash; $40 per month. NO lIIl
$2700-Lot SO :4x125; rooms and bath; on Cen
trai ave-: $500: balance $50 per month mo 1857
$2!oo-Lot 63K1l7; new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from station; $500 cash; bal
ance $40 per month. mo Rl
s3oOo-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station $500 cash; $50 per month. (X)
$3750-Lot 50xl0S: fine cottage rooms and
bath; block from station: all street work done:
fine bargain; 5000 cash; $40 per month. (No. 39lj
mouse rooms and bath on Central ave. on easy
terms; good bargain NO ALB
$65o0-Lot 5oxl50: sunny corner; near station; 3
and favorable terms. mo 331
S7s00-Lot 50x150; elegant new 2-story house 10
Houses built to snit; is per cent down baIance
easy installments; cheap lots in all parts of Ala
m ne.l houses TO let and money to lean. H. P.
Montgomery ST., San Francisco apl2tf
A I Idtsi INsrAlLMENr HOUSES AND
s25O-sa5 cash. So monthly; 25x1o1; severed; at
station.
s46o-s5o cash, 50 monthly 5uxs6; severed: at
station.
sl7Oo-$SOO cash. SIS monthly: 5ox142; cottage
$lsOo-ssOO cash, $50 monthly; new cottage
rooms: at station.
SSs0O-S500 cash, s35 monthly; new house
rooms: beautiful home; 33xlOO
S2650-$300 cash, $25 monthly; cottage rooms;
SLxlO0; at station, and other fine bargains.
ton, Alameda, 325 Montgomery St, Room
70. ap24 ThFrSaSu tt
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
- partnership heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned In the saloon known as Market Exchange,
No Asa Pine Sc, San Francisco under the firm
name OF MONAHAN Il Meg URREN, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, MR.. A. McGURREN hav-
ing purchased the entire interest OF JOHN MONA
HAN in the concern.
San Francisco, May /, 1890.
JOHN MONAHAN
ARTHUR McGURREN.
In presence of EDWARD MYERS, mYa 1t.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

~
BEAUTIFUL FARM IN ALAMEDA COUNTY;
~ improved, buildings and thoroughly fenced: 63l
acres; crop and personal property will be sold low
aud easy terms OF payment; good grass and crop
land; abundance of all times for stock II
cannot be exceled. ALBERT Z. CRANE, 4IO
Montgomery ST. mvi 5t
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$4,000. o ca!a.. "a BUY oY CASTRO ST.;

poVOU. corner lot, 1oi:sxlis NJ oi''
%o3O each-4 extra-large lots in Market-st Home
sS91oo.z5xl2o; 18th ave, near Point Lobos ave
Be- ~ .1oIzs0; lots, 9Th aud 10th ayes i5O
e deet y OF Point Lobos ave. 'S'' Aoo
ro oS1Ioo-2 lots Holly Park Tract. near Mission
5 Cheap-5Oxl40; level lots on Howard-st cante
extension. va az" "iu-S' caoie
32Kl22:6; on w. line of Shotwell ST., near 18th
way; a bargain. 'D's ui"e7
KS II. s FALooNER d CO.. IL Montgomery st.
-eoo-n Y. my4 2t
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OR sALE-cHEAP: HOUSE AND LOT. ID
i Russell ST., between Union and Green Hvde a. a
Larkin. For particulars apply 1892 Green ST. 1t.
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CCHooL LANDS AGRICULTURAL AND TIM
- Der. Public Land Agency o07 Montg'y, r 4. 20 tt

I'VE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
w lands subdiyided into 8. 10 aod 20 acre tracts
at the uniform price of Sl5 pc. acre: easy In
stallments: send for circulsrs ca NORMA LAND
ASSOCIATION, 634 Mafk,est, mr23 II
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&ShO0 CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SUNNY
sIOCOV. side OF Baker St; within a few feet OF
me para superb Locations; Groom house. with ali
modern conVeulences; entirely new, a fine oppor-
tuilty TO secure an elegant home easy terms; an
ply Immediately. JOHN g. GREEN & CO. 4Ol
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QO7n0 1870 JESSIE ST. NEAR NINE
OLtpO. teenth-House contains store: rooms
bath; hot and cold water; modern improvements
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q 000 PER ROOM WILL BUILD STRICTLY
PoVO. nrst-class houses or flats: call and exam-
Inc HOUSTON builder, OH Haght Sc. dele S1 Il
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Cdn00 HERON ST. AND FOLSOM AVE; 2
u fVOO. houses and lot 2Ox69; 2 frontages;
rents $50 So q. Ii. UMBSEN Il CO., Il Mont
gomery 81. mY4 SuTuTh 81
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ST. 800 e 81 and Eth at G lot o III the 9
provements rent at SI2O per month. o'FARRELL
& LANG l Montgomery St my4 Suwe tt
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q IN CASH, BALANCE INSTALLMENTS.
OiCU Point Lobos ave. lots 25xI2O each: full
price 5000 these lots the best situated nary iot
In the city. being between Point Lobos ave and the
great Go den Gate Park; Point Lobos ave Is under
contract to be graded and macadamlzed throuohont
its length, from Central to 25th; all the street
win be completed without expense to the bIver.
If you want to provide for your old age select one
of these splendid lots without delay. r A DOLAN
$50 Market 81. ny4 SuTuTb Yt
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Il Montgomery ST.
81 .000--52x1l5; S. line l4th ST.. near Noe; with
new building, fats: bargain
$45OO-26x75, with 2-story 4-tenement house;
pays S4b per month; near Folsom and 18th sts
Sl60O-Reduced; lots II Gift Map /, with house
$Zo0o-25xll4: on n line OF Hancock ST.. near
$2sOO-3lxS5; Sw. cor. 10th and Hartford sts
SzoVo-N line Jersey st., near Diamond, with 2
story 6-room house. all modern improvements.
$l2o0-25x1l4: S. line Clipper ST.. near Castro;
street work all done; lot grade.
$l55O--25x70; new 4-room cottage: barrain
$15O0-25x140 4-room cottage with new barn
with room for horses; suitable for a teamster:
offered at a sacrifice as owner is going East
$l5O0-27 :6xllO; L. Collinsw God ST. near 10Th
frontages '
sS5O.25x7O; slegel ST., near Cortland ave.; the
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81 IN EACH; FINE LEVEL LOIS NEAR
49,, " ~ Crescent ave. and San Bruno road.
10IhEhMEL q Co, Is Montgomery st. my4 st
&4l00 BUSINESS LOT 25xII2:6. on DE-
" = w. ylsadero ST.. Fell; make offer.
WI VI soon be worth $4,000. RoTHERMEL & CO.
10 Montgomery st. INV a.
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S6250-CorBer, on Path st. near Folsom: 5O175.
$5OO0-Lyon ST., near Fell: 50xl06;3
43O00-Fell ST.. near Deyisadero: 25x137:6.
$22O0-Hartford ST.. W. line near 18th; street
work done; 37Xl25
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C1l OI0 OFARRELL ST. NEAR STEINER:
y 1O.OoO. elegant bay-wmdow residence OF
lOroomS and bath; brick foundations; laundry, ETC.;
lot 81 :6xl37;5. q. Ii. UMBSEN Il CO, IA Mont
gOmery 81. nv SnTnTh ST
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$1,000 Bdgss 8Aks ST. S SIid 32D NEW
rents S5s; lot lsxll7 IS. to alley. e. H. UMBSEN
q co. Il Montgomery st nv1 SrTu,rb n
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GOTE0 COR. HERON ST AND MARIPOSA
~ CO. Terrace, near Sth and Folsom: house
OF rooms i'll two teuements; lot 40X50; part OF
vacant &. H. uMBSEN ~ Co, i Montgomery
street. my4 SuTuTh st
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GQ10 LOT 25xI25, on EUREKA ST.. NEAR
u Wv. 18Th. Il. ii. UMBSEN 81 CO., IA Mont
gomery st. myi SuTuTh 81
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s-DUU-OIUFtf Ddrgaln.
$lO509-Rare chance: lovely home: warm belt:
beautiful residence OF II rooms and bath; fine sta
Bile carTiage-h house. fine garden, shrubbery and lawn
all IN hrst-class order; large lot 65xll7 6 sunny
side OF street, patent stone walks: lot alone worth
very near price asked; street work all done: street
as wide as Market; terms to suit; don't miss this.
HUENHAM " MARSH, 30 MONTGOMERY st. 1T
The morning call., 1890-11-13
NEW YORK SCANDAL.
Social Circles Gossiping Over
a Divorce Suit.
Dr.. Fraser c. Fuller Begins Proceedings
Against His Wife.
Leicester Holme Named as the Correspond
ent-The Lady Said to Be Stay
Ing In San Francisco.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Ex-Private Secre-
tary to Mayor Grant. Leicester Holme, who
was also a former City Court Judge, has
been made correspondent in a suit for abso-
lutte divorce brought by DR.. Fraser G. Fuller
OF this city. Judge Freedman, in the Supreme
by the publication of the summons, and
complaint in the Doctors action against his
wife. Mrs. Fuller is we'll known in society
circles and the heiress to several millions.
Fuller was married to Lizzie Mellerd, the
daughter of Charles c. Hastings, on Febru-
ary 21st, by Rev. Marvin r. Vincent. Miss
Mellerd was then II years old, and prior to
her marriage had been living under the teS-
tamentary guardianship of William FL.
Phillips. who strenuously objected to the
union.
No one seems to know but Fuller when
his wife first met Holme, and the doctor
refuses to vouchsafe any information
in that direction. 1t is reported, how
ever, that Mrs. Fuller was introduced
at reception at her home to Holme by the
doctor himself. During the early part of
August the couple separated, and Mrs.
Fuller then left the city, and is said TO be
stopping at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Holme. who was seen at the Manhattan
Club tonight, said: Il was never more
surprised in my life. l do not care to say
anything further about this matter, other
than that l know both the DR.. and Mrs.
Fuller"
The doctor was also non-communicative.
lie said, however, that his marriage to
Miss Hastings was performed by DR.. Ry-
lances. When his attention was called
to the fact that in the marriage
announcement, Rev. DR.. Vincent was named
as the officiating clergyman, he simply added
that he would say nothing further about
the matter
The morning call., 1890-11-13
BASEBALL MATTERS.
Meeting Of the National League The
Brotherhood Virtually Dissolved.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-At the annual
meeting of the National Baseball League,
which convened to-day, delegates were pres
ent from New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston,
Washington and indianapolis. From a talk
with league maguates the impression is re-
ceived that the Players League is virtually
dissolved, although the players have ap-
pointed committees with the idea of continu-
ing another season. With the consolidation
of the clubs of the Players League and the
National League in this city, Brooklyn and
Pittsburg certainly, and Buffalo ont Of the
players circuit, it is unlikely the financial
men behind the Players League will at
tempt TO 90 on with the clubs only i'll Cleye-
land, Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati.
President Young was reelected. The
board then formally awarded the champion
ship to Brooklyn.
Subsequently the Joint Committee on
Playing Rules met and altered Sections l, 2
and 3 of Article XVIII, and Section 6,
Article XLVIIL The three former sec
tions give club the privilege of having one
or all OF its surplus men ON the players
bench in uniform, and allows the substtu-
ton Of any or all of them at any time dur
ing the game. The change in Rule 4S does
not call ior the retirement of the player In
running from the hOme-plate to first on hit
IL he goes OUTSIDE OIL lne Lnfee-lOOL llnlb
line while the ball is being fieded to first
base. as heretofore.
AT 2:30 o'clock the regular league meeting
was called TO order. Only routine business
was transacted. The magnates decided to
have another session tomorrow, in order to
give the Players League Committee that
was appointed yesterday time to get here.
A prominent league delegate said, however,
that the national Directors would not con-
fer with the players if Ward was member
of the committee. Nearly all the magnates
in interviews express the opinion that the
Players League is practically a thing of the
past.