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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-02

OF course the Auditors figures are not
final. The Finance Committee will now
take a hand, acting upon the hints Of both
the heads of departments and the Auditor.
Some increases on the Auditors figures may
result, but it is safe to say, very few.
As a supplementary report the Auditor
called attention 10 the interest accrung on
the DupOn t-Street widening bonds, amount
ing to S1l4, 1861 81, which had not been ac-
counted for 10 his estimate, and which must
of course be paid.
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Bastile on July 18th met in Lafayette Hall
last night, S. WE'LL presiding. As the exact
nature Of the celebration has not yet been
decided upon an adjournment was taken
until Saturday night, when it is expected
OOintpd
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KeepinrUD the Raids.

Sergeant Spillane and posse raided an
other Chinese lottery game last night at 625
Jackson street and arrested Gin kow, the
keeper, and three Chinese visitors.
The same officers, about an hour later,
also ralded another game, at $50 Clay street,
between Kearny and Montgomery, and ar
rested the keeper aud three visitors. One
of The latter was white man.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF Tue
Board OF Directors made the 22d day OF April
1891, so many shares of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary VIII be sold at public auction
at the Office of the company. 4l9 California St
Room H. San Francisco, Cal, on Thursday, the
18th " of June, 1891, at the hour of , O'Clock
P OF SAID day 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertising and
penSeS of sale.
J. F. NORMAN. Secretary.
omce-419 California ST., Room II, San Fran
cisco, Cal my2S I'd
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Bondsmen Sued.

d. L. Baumgarten has sued Micah D0ane
and c. i. Kelly, bondsmen of W. L. and q.
Lehman. to recover $500. Baumgarten
began an action against the Bsnhams In
1882, but when he obtained judgment was
remained unsaiisfied.
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Unified EndoMment Associntes, Pi

United Endowment Associates Picnic
Thursday, June 4th, at Shell Mound Park prom
ses TO be a most pleasant reunion OF members
and their families aud friends. Seyenty-hve
valuable gate prizes and large number for
games aud alDs Gic contests 10 be awarded
Plenty of music and plenty OF amusement f0I
all
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That DoIIar-Limit Pledge

The Panhandle Improvement Club will
hold a special meeting this evening at the
Real Estate Exchange, on Post street, for
the purpose of protesting against the dollar
limit of taxation and adopting resolutions
calling upon the Supervisors to abandon
their campaign pledges,
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An Honored PrincinaI.

3. j. Mann, principal of the Shotwell-
street School. was agreeably surprised on
Friday last by the teachers under him. who,
in order TO show the esteem in which they
held him, invited him TO partake OF a
deilcious lunch, which they had prepared
with their own hands.
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SMILEY'S FIGURES.
lie Wades Into the Estimates
With a Meat-AX.
The Fire Commissioners Appeal for Better
Protection New Companies AID
Material Asked For.

The Board of Fire Commissioners sent
communication to the Board Of Supervisors
an increased appropriation.
The needs outlined are characterized as
absolute, and the following detailed state
ment represents what the department has
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-02

William Fore has brought suit against j.
j. Fulton, john Walker and others ior par
titon or sale of valuable real estate on See
ond and Townsend streets in which they are
Interested.
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A MILLION INCREASE.
Assessor Siebe Completes the
Personal Property Roll.

Assessor Slebe has completed the per-
sonal property tax roll for 1891, and turned
it over to the Board of Supervisors yester-
day. 1t consists of sixteen volumes, and
the total amount of the assessments is S67.-
4S2, 47S an increase of 1,245 934 over lasr
year. Following is a list of all assessed
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THIS DAY.
At IL o'clock A. NJ. on the premises.
eos O'FARRELL STREET, NEAR POLK,
WILL SILL.
THE VERY ELEGANT FCRNITURE,
Magnificent Upholstery. Grand square
Steinway e. Sons Piano. Costly Pier
Mirror, Works of Art land Hand some
Wilton and Body Brussels Carpets in
Above Residence,
....COHPRISTNG....
Grand Square Steinway & Sons Piano of splendid
tone, one of the grand instruments of this great
make; Magnificent Paror Set very latest style. in
rich materials; Very Elegant Extra Single Chairs
and Rockers: Magnificent Pier Mirror, with marble
pedestal Valuable Paintings; Iardnieres: En-
broidered Mantels; Elegant Center Tables and Par
Tor Standards; Elegant Chamber Suits in Antique
oak and Walnut; Elegant PrInayera Wood Cham
Der suit; Best Spring and Hair Mattresses Feather
Pillows; Elegant Han Hat-Stand; Lady's Oak Writ
ing-DeSk; Elegant Walnut Sidebnard; fine Oak
Dining Chairs: Walnut Extension Table; Fine
China, Glass ana Plated Ware Patent Kitchen Ia
bic: Cooking Utensils, etc.
Ep- Terms cash.
je2 1t GEO. F. LAMSON, Auetioneer.
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oDIoUs COMPARISONS.

The tremendous discrepancy in many in
stances between the sum asked for by the
departments and the sum estimated by the
Auditor cannot help but cause deal of dis
appointment. For instance, the difference
in the most prominent departments can be
readily seen in the following comparative
ia bic.
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7 OCATION OF PRIN CIPAL PLACE OF BUSI-
IL ness, san Francisco, Cal; location OF works,
Pioneer District, PInsl County, Arizona Territory
NOtice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment NO. 81
levied on the 23d day of March. 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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Civil Service Examination.

The civil service examinations for the
clerks in the Railway Mail Service and the
Postofiice occurred yesterday in Room "A of
the Appraisers Building.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture.

with this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure change of diet, change
in application to business. The medielne contains
Dorfing that Of the least njary TO the constis9-
ton ASK yoae druggist for IL. Price 81 bottle
le20 " Frru
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FULLER GOLD MINING COMPANY. - The
Fuller Gold Mining Company has been 1ncor.
pOrated with a capital stock OF $500, 900 and
500 subscribed. DrectOrs-D w. e. Morgan,
X. L. Wilson, 5. L. Mills, r. w. Anthony and L.
L. Lege.
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,

....CoSsIsTING or.
Handsome Parlor Furniture;
Two Bedroom Sets in carved Walnut
Dining, room Furniture;
Paintings; Ornaments: Bric-a-Brae;
Curtains and PortlereS;
Brussels Carpets: Smyrna Rugs;
China Ware; Range and Kitchen Utensils and eve
rytbing whatsoever belonging TO this elegant
home.
l2t H IEUTHOa.TZ & Co Auctfoneers
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BERTELING has The only reliable methods 70
I'll detective sight. APT kearny street.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

4 resolution was adopted directing the
Assessor to delineate Pixley avenue form
eTly PiXley street. on his block book, from
Webster to Fillmore, between Filbert and
Greenwich; the City and County Surveyor
TO put the same on the official map, and the
Superintendent Of Streets to remove all
distractions.
An order. in substance as follows, was
passed to print: AL owners of lands who
wish to subdlyide by laying out streets in
teTsecting or bounding the same, are re-
quired, prior to having any map recorded
to convey the said streets TO the city for the
purpose Of having the same passed uron,
and if correct, declared by the board to be
open public streets. The Recorder is pro-
hiblted from recording any map showing
streets laid out for public use until the
board has accepted deeds of such streets
and declared them TO be open public high
ways.
A RAILROAD FRANCHISE.
A petition as received from the Ferries
and Cliff House Railroad Company for adj
dtioual franchises, as follows; Com
meueing at Sacramento and Powell streets,
along Sacramento 10 Walnut; commencing
at Sacramento and Scott streets, along Scott
with a curve iutO Clay, thence to First
avenue with a curve into tile latter, thence
to California street: also on Stockton street,
from Clay to Sacramento, with curves and
connections; also on Mason street from
Clay to Jackson. with curves and cOnnec-
tionS; also on LaTkin street, from Clay to
Sacramento, with curves aud connections
with the present track.
Upon the Recommendation of the Street
Committee the order granting such fran
chlSe was passed to print and referred TO
the Street Committee.
The order changing the name of Ellen
street to Hoffman street was passed to
Driut
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a. ". EURST.
GEORGE E. IAMSlN,


ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE,
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
Grand Upright Schubert Piano. nearly new; Elegant
Parlor Set in crimson tapestry and silk plush; Elk =
ira Size and Valuable Oil Paintings, by Holdrege,
Roderiquez. Won Perbault aud wilson; Lace Cur
tans: Easy Chairs and Rockers: Elegant Inlatd
Folding Bed, pate mirror front; 3 Fine Walnut
Chamber Sets: Fine Ash Chamber Sets; Fine
Cherry Chamber Set: Best Spring and Hair Mat
treSses; Pillows; White Spreads and Blankets;
Mirror-top Walnut Chifonier; Marble-top Table;
Best Brussels Carpets in all rooms and halls; Ele-
giant Hall Hat-Stand, with plate mirror; Walnut
Extension Table: Crockery and Glassware; In
proved Magee Range. with other desirable articles.
TERMS CASH.
ie2 2t GEO F. HANSON. Auctioneer
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Fan of the RastiIe.

Fall of the Bastile.
The committee having charge of the eele-
bration OF the anniversary of the fall Of the
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otAl 97fo o'U-S
The amount TO be derived from taxation
is IS, 416, eco, from other sources S1.457, 029.
TIE Auditors levy is 81 y on 500. on a
total assessed valuation Of S40j, 000, 900, ap-
lOrtiOned as follows:
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GED. F. LGMSON.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHAN-
425 Kearny ST.. bet. California and Pima
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In the EAST WILLOWS Addition to the town
OF willows,
75..CHOICE TOWN LOTS..75
25..CHOICE VILLA LOTS. rs

Choice Ranch of 2O5 Acres,
With comfortable house and barn, known as the
James McCune Ranch 5 miles east of the town of
Willows and adjoining the celebrated Glenn Ranch.
Elegant land for fruit etc. Irrigation canal within
very short distance
Also fine ranch Immediately adjacent to the sta
tion OF LOgandae, the first important station south
OF WILLOWS, being NE. "a OF Section 4, Township 18
north, Range west, NJ. d. b. NJ, containing 100
acres.
For catalogues, terms, etc, inquire OF
EA>TON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers 638 Market St, s. II.
my2S 81 je2 g
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MINERAL KING M. And NJ. COMPANY.

1tf SaSuTuTh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-14

BoSroN, August 13.-For seven in
nings to-day the Spiders could do moth
ING with Nichols, but in the eighth,
three singles followed by home run
tied the game. The winning run came
in the twelfth after two men were out.
Score: Cleveland 6, Boston 5; hits, 10
and 5; errors. and 3, earned runs, 4
and 3; pitchers, Viau and Nichols.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August Ia
The Philadelphia defeated the Pitts
burg to-day in loosely played game
score: philadelphia 2, Pittsburg .;
hits. and 10; errors, and .; earned
runs, none; pitchers, King and Bald
win. Umpire, Hurst.
New YORK, August 13.-The Giant;
showed little vim in their work to-day
and Cincinnati beat them rather easily
Score: New York 4, Cincinnati 2; hits
@ aud :; errors, and 4; earded, ? ana :
pitchers, Welsh and Rhines.
NEW York, Aug. 13.-AnsOn carried
his good luck over the bridge to-day anC
the BridegroOms were beaten after al
exciting battle. Chicago, 3; Brooklyn
/: hits, o and o; errors, ? and /; earned
runs, and o; pitchers, Gum0erS an'
Caruthers; umpire, Powers.
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Saturday, the goth Day OF August
A n 1901.

commencing ut 10 o'clock 4. m. AZ the north
front door OF the Court House Of said county,
In the city Of Wheeling, w. Va; 10 the highest
which said sophia Schwsrtzbsch died ssizzd -
aforesaid, situated on the north sice of Rlsy-
enth street, between Main and Market streets,
fronting about ninstesn feet three Inches on
Eleventh street, and extending back north
wArdly the same width about forty feet - an
alley or passageway about -four feet In width.
bounded on the west by the centre Of the a..
vision wall between the three-story brick house
upon the ground 70 be sold, and the tbres-story
brick house occupied by Ar. Msr Beuier. and
on the east by the ground formerly Owned By
George W. johnson and w. Paxton, now both
deceased, together with q small alley or pas.
sszewaT about four feet la width running eas;
and west between the said parcel Of ground Q
be sold ard the ground lately owned by said
johnson. which alley or passsgsvay is more
fully and particularly described In deed 30
tween John Andrews and wife and Philip
record In the ONCE Of The Clerk OF the County
Court OF sais county. in Deed Book NO. H. ~
paee S.5, 70 be held and used Ia CON mon bf the
occupants OF the ground 70 be sold and the
occupants OF the ground lately cwped BY tbs
said Johnson; also the undivided three.foerths
q. another parcel OF ground situate on the east
side Of en- sll.y leading from Eleventh street
70 Market alley. north Of and adjoining said
alley OF passageway OF the Width Of four FEE.
having depth Of I've see- On said alley leading
from Eleventh street. and fronting ten feet on
said four foot alley also fnlly described In said
deed between John Audrers snd wife aud
Philip Reilly. to be held and enjoyed 10 common
a. In said deed set forth for PRIV purposes and
for no other use or purpose Whatsoever. The
realty % BE sold il ths lame In which George
Schwartz ach carried on Q saloon. and IL The
zane conveyed By James p Rogers. special
commissioner. 70 Sophia Schwsrtzbach, BY deed
dsted Jnns 15th. A. b. 1879. and now OF record
In said ofice 10 Deed Book No. -. st pare al.
TERMS or sALT-ons-fhird Of he pur-
chase money. snd a. much more thereof asthe
purchaser shall elect, h cash the day Of ssle,
and the resicne payable In two e4ua! install
rntpts In one and two years from that
day. with interest, the purchaser giving his
notes With personal security thereon. sAtlsfac-
Tory 70 the undersigned, Tor the deferred pay
ments. and Interest. aud the buildiny upon the
GROUND cold 20 be insured sud the tltls retained
until payment In full OF said deferred pay
menfs Ard interest e. further sfcufity ttercfcr.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special CCInmifficner
hereby certify that bond and security have
been given BY said special commissioner as re-
quired by law Ind said decree
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
wheeling. W. Va. July - isoi- iyzA
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somewhat cooled the air, but the sun
this afternoon is something dreadful.
The thermometer stands at from 90 to
100 in the shade.
The death of Harry G. Corbin, oldest
son of Mr.. Jas. Corbin, south OF town,
occurred at noon to-day. He was
twenty-four years old, boy Of good
habits and was we'll spoken Of by all
who knew him. His death was the re-
suit Of serious attack OF typhoid
fever. There are several more cases
reported, which are thought to be Sc
rious. This is the second death from
the fever this summer.
The interest in the suit, brought by
Marshall Renner against the signers OF
the petition to impeach him is in
creasing. 1t is claimed that his depu-
ties are instrumental in bringing the
charges.
A gun club is being organized here
and promises q success. If they sue
coed in the organization they propose to
have matches with Bellaire, Wheeling
and ST. Clairsville.
Ex-President Hayes will be here next
Monday, and will be given reception
Governor Campbell and Major Mckinley
will be at Quaker City on Tuesday even
| ing
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The League Standing.
AssnoiatIon Contests.

CINCINNATI, o., August 13.-The
Kellys played their last game before
going on their trip. Errors gave Boston
the game. Early in the first Inning
Brouthers knocked a three Dagger
which struck the right field fence. InlS
was the longest hit ever made on the
grounds. Score: Cincinnati /, Boston
?: hits, : and >; errors, S and /; earned
each; pitchers, Dwyer and Bufhntoni
umpire, Griffin.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, August 13.-Csptain
Comiskey tried his new battery from
Minneapolis this afternoon and 1t work
ed like a charm, the Senators securing
hut TONI hits off .lPetiger. The game
St.GJ2ns IL; was rTiii stsSl- IhvS, S9aEf:
4: errors, and 8; earned, 2 and l;
pitchers, Pettger and Eiteljorg; umpire,
KerinS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 13.-Louis-
VILE end Baltimore played close and
interesting game to-day. Score: Louis
vile 1, Baltimore 2; hits, 2 and 2; errors,
and 6; pitchers, Meekim and Healey;
umpire, Ferguson.
COLUMBUS. o., August 13.-COlumbus
outbatted the Athletics to-day but err
rors lost the game. Score: Columbus
3, Athletics 6; hits, IL and :; errors,
4 aud o; earned, and o; pitchers, b..
Gastright and Chamberlain; umpire,
MahOney.
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fight Jim Hall, Bob Fitzsimmons or Jim
Corbett for the largest purse offered.
Jim DAILY will box with Jim Corbett
at Trenton tonight; at Atlantic City TO-
morrow night, and at Philadelphia on
Saturday night.
Thomas Shrine, of Bristol, Eng, well
known in the prize ring, has arrived III
Montreal, Shrine has issued a chal-
lenge to fight any man in Canada at I'D
pounds for $500 or 81, 900.
Corbett yesterday deposited $1,000 in
New York to fight any man above
ground, Marquis of Queensbury rules,
either to finish or limited number OF
rounds. He prefers Slavin or Mitchell
"Soap" McAlpin, the old time pugilist
died at los McDougal street, New YORK
on Sunday. McAlpin was born In New
York, December 25, 1874. He was
feet inches tall and weighed about LOT
hounds. He first entered the ring II
| 1868, and continued in it of and on Qntl
his memorable fight with Dooney Har
rIs. which ended in draw. McAlpir
was well known as a handler, and wa
in Joe Coburn's corner when Coourl
fought Jem Mace.
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TRUSTEES SALE
-or-
REAL ESTATE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST made
Is nv Johanna Sophis Pfeiffer 10 me as trus'
tee. bearing date on the Hrst day OF May, a. u;
1895 and recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Ohio county West VIZ
ginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No ~, page w.,
I will proceed 10 sell at public auctlon.st tho
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county
in Wheeling, w. Va, ON
Saturday, tho 9th Day OF scptem-
Der, 1891
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described real property, situate In the Sixth
ward OF the City OF Wheeling In the state OF
West Virginia, to-wit: The north half Of the
lot numbered lfteen (l5), lying on the east side
Of Lee street. In an addition 70 the City OF
Wheeling, acknowledged for record by Beverly
NJ. Eoff, executor OF John Eon deceased, on
the gath day OF November. 1870, and OF record
in the Recorders Office OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, at page g. Tho
said parcel OF land fronts q feet Ia width on
said Lee street, and extends back easiwardly OF
even width 100 feet 20 Wood street. and Will be
sold subject to all the rights and privileges
granted 10 Henry Moore, James q. Acheson,
Joseph Bell and Frederick ID Norton by tae
Deed OF John Eon to them, dated July 4, hSD,
and corded In Deed Book No 81, At page 6f,
and which are specially reserved. said parcel
Of land Is the same property conveyed 10 John
Henry Pfeiffer by William II. Kemp aud wife
by deed dated the Goth day OF March, 1905, and
recorded amongst the land records OF said
county In Deed Book No. 3d. page 3h1, and the
same property devised to said Johanna sophia
Pfeiffer by the last will aud testament OF Johann
Henry Pfeider deceased, admitted 20 probate
on the 96th day Of March, 1883, aud recorded In
VIII Book NO. 8, page 1884, in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia.
TERMS OF sALE-CASH.
The title Is believed 10 be good, but selling
as trustee, I shall convey only such title as Il
vested In me by the above mentioned deed Of
trust LOUIS r. bTiFEL,
aott Trut Zoe
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Association standing.
DIAMOND DUST.
. has released Clarke.

Columbus has released Clarke.
The directors of tho Brooklyn club
bought 100 tickets for Dave Orr's picnic:
Latham on Tuesday roasted Brewing
numerically when Pete was doing his
level best to help win the game.
New York is after Pitcher Duke OF
Minneapolis. When the New York
people need players they generally get
some.
Elmer Foster has been Shelved by
Kansas City. Until Elmer got TO mon
keying with the bottle he was pretty
good ball player.
Arthur Irwin is as windy as ever. lie
saws: "There is not team IN the United
states that can trOt Boston A. a.
series. 1t is the strongest team ever
knew" - G..
II has come at last. For the first
time in many years Comiskey Is expert
encing a roast for poor judgment. his
team is losing and the papers are giving
il to him rather strong.
tits rather absurd for the Pittsourg
Club 10 keep a player who can play
through a season and then dlScharee
him because he doesn't come up 10 eX-
pectatIons; Reilly, for instance.
Tbornton's obstiuacY in refusing to
bar as Manager Wright directed him
cost co.. and also caused him to De taken
ont of the game. This is the second
time Manager Wright has been forcea
TO fine Thornton.
Powers umpiring Tuesday, says a
Chicago paper. was something terrible
He aid not favor either club, but show
cred mistakes on both sides importantly.
He ought not TO have been assigned 10
games so important
Can't. Adrian Arson places As mucn
on discipline as the old-time country
school-master. He caught two OF ms
men taking 4 social glass of beer the
other dav. ''JOin us, eagerly lnViteu
the PLAYERS. Il will, replied the cap
tain. in a 500 fine" There was no
Joke about this, either. The INES nave
already been paid.
Powers on Tuesday actually gave d
decision which didn't suit ChIcaso,
whereupon Arson, Pfeffer ana burnS
threw their caDs into the ar. ms -
the way the ChicagOs have OF conveying
the idea of sarcasm. Then Anson pore
down upon the home plate. how was
that?" 81 said safe said Powers;
Then Arson turned around ana "inASu
facetiously at COnnor, who stoo1 az suo
plate. The OLD man had tried a Oiun'