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STEALING CROPS OI' BdRLEI.
An Exciting Duel WITH Thieves.

From TIC DenrG Republican.
A. daring attempt to stcal O whole field OF
made at tho farm Of H. Numford. on the line
Of the Burlington ditch; nine miles northeast
the bags stood niled UP IN Held some dis
tance from MuIaford's house. Just at dusk a
fellow ySo was taking Ioans ths
outs the ed I've q the S mem were carry
over and the other two were loading the, wag-
hsys dy y% h Se WAGONS no tie sdy wG%
hands indeed that would work with the des-
perate haste WITH which these men were
The young fellow went at. nrst to Mumford,s
sad t9a @ q Whnt w Snn s.ed
and soon SIX men were got togetiier. all armed.
end they started out on horseback to catch the
The night Was dark and cloudy. and it WINS
impossible to see any distance; but they rode
IN the direction Of tho place where the barley
Voices skss saa s91a ae %
TO $50 ANYTHING. and q consultation was held to
til Nhs s st 81 a sS SSGst
dash q, lightning from the cloudy sky ne up
Spop lis shoulder not aiteen fset away. ana
close Ct hand the tXS wsg9pns with the 0thsr
most Is quick as the aashinH lightning pulled
his weapon and took aim. and before darkness
once more hid the seene . shot from his pistol
rang ont upon the air. This was the signal Tor
. general fusillade that filed the dark night
with flashing pistol shots.
The thieves returned the horsemen's fire. and
the horsemen kept II up until their ammnni-
ton was exhausted The only aim for other
side was the nashing pistol shots OF the others:
20 that not much damage was done: None OF
the horsemen were hurt While tho firing was
going on the wagons were heard driving on.
The drivers hs cir, horses tSe In M
panions to take the consequences Of their acts.
When tho Airing ceased the six horsemen made
4 search for. the remaining, men: but they
gould not be found. They had fed in tho
darkness. An examination OF tho barley bags
showed that great many OF them had been
taken. aud the horsemen ut once went In pur-
About hall a mile away they found the
wagons, but the horses and men were gone.
rhe wagons were half filled with sacks Of bar:
ley. and number OF empty bags were found
with the marks Of Denver Arm upon them. 50
that 1t seems. probable that the thieves came
Isom this city. The wagons are now at MIR.
MNmford's PLACE waiting for an owner.
the field where the shooting took place. A
trail Of blood was found leading to the fence.
but there 1t was lost. The attempted robbery
alarmed the neighboring farmers. and an ex-
animation was made. which resulted in the
discovery THAT seyenty-two sacks Of wheat,
tant Held. had Disappeared It IS supposed
that the thieves were the same ones who tried
to steal Mumford's barley.
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tn. Rsbls or Persia.

The Babis OF Persia. whom the Shah has
determined to exterminate. and some Of whom
have recently been stranglod at Yezd. arc an
heretical sect OF Mohammedars. and are not
very numerous In Persia. hut nrc greatly dis
liked by the orthodox and have always heen
subjected "a. persecution. They are followers
turYpgo proclaimed lllmself th,, Bab-ed- Din pr
" Gate q the Tnitli." and who WaS ,eYaculed ~
the Slai. Bes!des thiir heterodoxy in reIj-
giop, ths Bahls adyorate tho doctrine u eoui-
Inuhity'of property ~ ~ .tssa. -
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It Mjght Have Dees wssss.
E,an fI< RvHaIo Eao,sivsv -,

Two Irishmen who had not met for year,
ran across each other, and after . period OF
hand shaking adjourned for some W. con-
Wong time since we met. Clancy, isn't 1t?
Great Iot Of things have happened since them
said the first.
married. xss nSsss replied dHsf CLANCY e. %''' sa' it,
show Tor It ?" asked o'GIadx
healthy boy: spa tSo neishb0rs say he's just
OErady looked at Clancy. who wasn't built
,"Ah. well, what's the harrum So long ~ tho
childs healthy"
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NJ NOT ALE "A DREAM.
Ana the Exceetloual Fart waN the Strange
Feature Of rs Matter.

-. t4-'' ---A-- =!
Ana the ExcePtioasl Part waS tie Strange
Feature Of tAs Matter.
4 A. StosAs Casesso Susday TstAs~s
II had the most singular dream Of my life
the other day" the young man with the creas.
ed trousers was saying. II had Just come In
from lunch. 1t wasn't quite time to go to work
the end Of his cigarette. ,and while was sit
ts la TIE a s.s t.
It was line garment BE- psssed his hand
ffs1s s sS.a f. ssssa shook
He had hSen N aRS S!s 9se times aiEsffhy
a0ss b %
tho pimip VI young man with his iest on tho he
sxtyye dollars; rs ss ed jig Of money
when you can give bin stsnd-oG It isn't
Il ssain With b as sapeea i
down on the table and he says:
49,, ~ want the money on that eoss this time
II Y eaS dre epi in next week ? 1says III
~sss ~ !. 81 ST. e. says. went it right now
dEeamsd yanfsd i right 9nt The. yhsS ss
Well: sir, the shock q The thips7so u mex.
there. on my deal, hE George, was thstthhader-
hS Es Is W. Tsy%ssI RAJ aTss Fl
There was Just S85 missing. / ran t6 the door
and looked-down the bali TheEs wss that
at the end Of 1t. Hold got his money an right
enough. and hadn't had the eoss stx wsskt"
young Haa With the wsssd .sgaoAstsrhe Did
'Naw!" exclaimed the party With che Seeas.
ed trousers. Take 1t out Of my poaket2 Not
any! he hasn't got originality enough about
Then how did he get it2n inquired the
youth with tho plug hat on the side Of his
:How did he get itp" echoed the narrator
II paid it in my sleep, SLY. hsgad! Paid Il i1
my sIeepl DO you think: he groenad, I'D
G GaXe SSne IL II hao known "ha' l was
No. answered the boys unanimously and .
Deep sympathetic silence settled down on the
grOuD.
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Won by KnoeLins mis- Alan Out,

Jim MoNames. the well-known middle
weight who represented the IIornbacher A. O.,
When that club was in .ey,stenee, and Peter
burke. fought to 2 finish last night, near
''iamos McCaLs o; this city was referee. Nc
Nance won IN tho sixth round BY knocking
~ sss aSeas 100 asn Ssss sr s tic
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Gilmore cAal,sssea to !. Musical Contest.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Oct. ST.. n. limos.
tho conductor OF tho thirteenth ncsiaont
M enlargement, here. Gilmore will be
bore next week innes issues 81 s,, shai,
to q m steal contest. the wiRnor to, receive 75
per cont. OF tho bog receipts md tho loser to
lesnI charity rs the editors of tho lfi!niae and
Herald may designate. limos has deposited
5000 as guarantee Ut his earnestneSs.
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The members Of the County Democracy As
ISOLATION Of the Twenty-third Assembly dis
trict who resigned from that organization
just one week ago with their leader. Michael
Flaherty. attheir heed. met at Turn Hall. in
mont organization. Addresses were made by
QharlesW. Dayton. John A. Mason. and Jacob
Cantor. Resolutions were passed endorsing
tho Degenerate State ticket and Jacob A. Carr
tor for Senator.
Tho new Organization announced itself - an
Independent one, in favor Of an amended bal
lot reform law which will SECURE % voters alb
solute secrecy and freedom from control Of any
person or political erGaniEsttop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01

SiNo sEC. Oct. 3l.-A rafting game Of football wss
played here this afternoon hoween tho elevcns Of st.
Johns School Of this city and st. Paurs School OF Gar.
ea City The st. Johns hogs won by scoye Of 10 to O.
Chs running IactlinC and team work Of tho Sing Sing
(eSm wRs really charitable their Interference heinz
ssPeciay rood The team work .f iis .,srds. fity
and in iaGknx tho st. FaGs team felt very sara over
their disastrous defeat as 1t ~sH the Arst time thIs
year that they have had point scored against them
The team OF g. Johns lave tply lost I've games In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
sAets o. he sh,rsasA Lac.

Tho Demoeratio studenta Of the New York
Law School In the Equitable building organ
lied q campaign club yesterday. and endorsed
tho Dsmoorsao State ticket .+'
Nwsrd Htebben, who works ON q coal boat
which plies between East Fifty-aixth street
Rnd Ressh A%eboy trlsd f. ssfIstsr from The
district. He was not accepted. Justice Bar
Eett has ordered the inspectors to registar
him.
The Legislative, Committee Of the associa-
tons composing tho Union Of Mutual Benefit
Bocietins q the STATE: faoently asked, what
these aooietiea In reply The conamtttee saYs
that from o .pers3nal Interview they .!9xe as-
any wise lcGislation which will copduea TO tho
nermRneAoe and beAalt Of the consultations,
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FRANCIS GILoN KINLEy "ihsd bronchiSi eafsrTH
Ir s$0Ss :'s
myself Of the dseasS but seemed 70 6s rooted y my
sns al @ az ss
sSs'r s1@p %
ao nSt ss prpsS ID
had pains a ny chest ,sS = W.; :as.
eiSef ehsrastsIls.Is q ,ny .lSsSe: SesSiaS YOU'D
sS ana e. aohs
hsa ssniinasi SsssaeSss snd Wsss i@oa s.soP
@ S0:a ss sue =
Tu'ss es.ss As @s HT sss; ;"PS no
A.
ssisfrs asaF Ss'hes b. xe!l ian v now:
more pains. am not nsryous AM, msTS, nm now
s5s s:rs ra s sS, ss7s
ssss
Ia na 5 for Tim a%a o he aSss
had done. but she says sne snnn changed her mind
and
and shs can. say enough lii praise Of Doctors Mccoy
cArAnnH CAUSES CONSUMPTION.
When person with delicate constitution he, ten
3. ,ssa!,s s9tSs II
ssn ps tie
with. In such case tho sufferer should Mt once be
placed under influences that will restore the defective
nutrition and tend to invigorate tho constitution
is to be remembered that in every the presence
ZION and no mater how "l,ESs tie ss.aek may
mont should be continued until all traces Of tho eatarrh
have disappeared.
TO THOSE LIVING At A DISTANCE.
To those living distsnee firm, New York We viii
say that in many Il 10 not absolutely sssary
visit Doctors Mccoy and Widman at their nthcsh but
by ng symptom blank carefully aud correctly,
then returning tile TO the Doctors their perus
acompete and correct plan Of treatment can be fur.
nished the patieut to be used at homo.
Doctors Mccoy and wildmsn have had twelve years
Those ply have treated over 100000 cases
Of catarrh and other Diseases This vast experience
impossible BY the average and IN the case Of
an apparatus 70 use It home specislly dsvised bY
WORLD This apparatus. together with the necessary
medicines can % sent to any address. Then by esyt
tematic correspondence between the patient and the
Doctors each step Of the disease can DO watched and
successfully treated.
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as..sts. ss, max ota. Q.

The Comets OF Brooklyn won Victory from the
Dakota ssssu OF this atty ysa,erday morning " Pros
poet Par Short halves played but tho New York
score Stood Comets, ~: bpko!Ss D ~
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csrbs,. Csy.,. Maas..,s o. ,sss.

Some two months ago Jim corbett challenged savin
or Charley Mitchell 10 Hght On Thuyslay last Biiiy
Madden deposited 81 600 on pehalf Of Tommy Naher.
ffie "Ir!sh Wonder" challenging rorbett To cover H.
Eor6gtt lspsn that h. PROPOSED 70 walt until he krst
recouAiheret his reply and covered Msddsn'A 81 900
Arrangements Will he plade at once for meeting be-
tween !nLer and Corbctt
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Lawrence +. Fullam. Secretary Of tho NUM-
cipal Council OF tho Irish National League re-
ceiyed cableGram Yesterday from John Red
had sent by the stnamship .Umbrli a large
floral wreGth for the. Pprnoll msNorial cere.
monies that are TO 10 held In tho Academy oil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
The Clrst Sugar bounty.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-Tho. flrst payment Of
sugar bounty undor the tariff act was made
$3.50. 20. drawn in favor OF J. W, Dougherty
d Co OF New Orleans. and representing bounty
on 6b.Sj3 nounds OF ctnP sugar.
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ClassinoataOa or WSQl,
IT,. IL. H..

Short staple domestic wool Is divided into
eight grades. namely: Pieklock. which 10 The
and breech. Worstsd Wopi is classsd down.
ward from fine. blue. neat. brown. .hreech.
downright. seconds to abb. The diagram
shows the manner In which the different dual.
tiles in each fleece are divided.
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water Polo ut the -. A. G.

Agaus OF water polo was played in che swiumins
tank OF tho Manhattan Athletic Club yesterday bo
tween ss gsfks ran Sss shs ksss Tho latter uop by
asaass RaosdisrW ~ rosss. bay
U. Y. Bushnell. - -rF'N y - ~
Reds-I: N. Davis A. Ing. D. Greene, j, Msgee
Engsns Van srns!ck, y scIacfsr =, Tro!cn. Il.
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HONEYMOON BAGGAGE
4 Cruel Yoke Played by FrIends on Newly.
Welded Couple.
F.om tie PIiiovlsiEAia Press.

t.om The PathysDAfa Preas
Iicut. r. r. Brown. u. Il. A.. and bride. who
were married on Monday ut PhillipsburG. wore
the victims. yesterday Of u iudicroIs practical
ioks at tnn hands Of their friends They hoard.
hero about U:30. and. Ike most honcylnooners.
tried to look and nct like old married people
improInptu reception In the baggage car.
Thur, were throo brand new trunks. and upOn
one OF them a huge card. carefully painted.
was tncked with large brass tGcks. with the
inscription:
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DOCTORS Mccoy and WIlDMAN,

OFFICES 8 EAST AID STREET. AND
s63 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Hath
STREET, NEW YORK, AND 1877
MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN,
Where all Durable Cases are Treated With Success
II You live distance write . symptom blank.
Address all mall to East 42d street. New York.
CONSULTATION At OFFICE on ~ MAIL Free.
diseases chronic dtseasas once hours-D to II An
2toAP NJ. TOUT u. daily. Sundays. y 70 ~ l. Y.
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North shoss ,initsd.a Only sfssrssss limited train
Of New York Detroit and ChcsEo via the great
tourtrack New York Coatsal--Adg. - -
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where Yesterdays FI.es Were.

A. Milo. ia Seventh avenue. SEQ Lee. laundry.
damage $50.
T.. k.-ae0. tenemsnt hovse, coa Stanton street.
Jacab Kahn damage Size: tenement house. 3l3 East
feIty,cfhtb street James GRAHAM, damage Sa5 y ~
1Jk Ragt Tweptyeigbth street owfed ny the Board
~ Education damage 5000 alO, toni house. ~ Y o..
aud H. H. H.. l1e.t street and Grant avenue. damage
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As John Murray, ~ successful stock raiser 0f Van
BaIsn M's Iia,pG sp losa q, Ehsss Sss!spaSy
sgd p MAS teq pslaay " WA about
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tsTe.s :o ts'l e.. s., ssss, g
s,,oessR sslli slsy ssfsls.r ss.s;
street. He vas : martyr
TO dissass for sishyssn
Tine he ataaaaSsGllsY t sssa!
sands Of miles In differ
ent climates spent =
small fortune, tried diff.
fercnt DOCTORS and got no
better, sDA finally came
bnck TO New York almost
ready togivc up after he
bud battled With catnrrh,
dyspepsia. and nervous.
ness sA long. Mr.. KiHley
IL a Steam filter Apd \
man or{ntelliGNnce, He
has had o wonderful OK.
perionco, ~ tho follow.
Ing story will show. Mr..
klnley heRan by saying:
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One Dollar a Week

AZ YOU WILL NEvnn EVEN SEE m
NPETE AN 1CAMIRUDE GARRETT.
CHAIRS, nIeHEA, LAMPS, TIN AND
a BAUllANN a COMPANY.
to choose from The largest. haaAssasss
try, and csn hare ysur 0ssAs asIavorsA
where. and II win te1e Jese sucA stssk
any. Arm's power - ssn - We shsn.
yoa bouEht your tAilgs, ss. tAis new ti-s
OF CUsToMEns ON ELnCTaoN DAv.
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You. CAN BuY OF rs SUCH GooDS'
THE HOUSES ADVERTISING TO co
DRAFERIES. ODD PIECES. LOUNGES.
IRON KITCHEN WARE. WITH THE
FITTERsr TRADE, LUDWH
AGA nSA n - 50 You are allowed
MRkk stock in this co0n
uA"y1uvUOIU Immediately any
to duplicate this Offer, mud IL IL not In
Dsa't be afraid that nplks will know how
eysteu, u tho fAshlen and sensation OF
OREN FOR THE ACCOMMODATIONS
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HONEYMOON BAGGAGE.
"B.;de's Trousseau,"

TIL, wgs, furthor ornamented with large
q placard like this:
= IS p" Handle With Care
/: u"Just Married"
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BETWEEN 3jTM AND GOTH
OPEN SATURDAY EVENT
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srs. SEND roR rHICE list.
NGs UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK.
The morning call., 1891-07-26
AT SACRAMENTO.
Stupidity OF the Steers Costs Them tn
Game.

Stupidity OF the Steers Costs Them the
Game.
SACRAMENTO, July 2j.-The home team
lost to-day's game to San Francisco by
some of the most stupid playing ever seen
in Sacramento. In the first inning Me-
Guirk made a safe hit, but allowed himself
to be thrown out at first and then Hutchin-
son drove out q home run, but failed TO
touch either second or third base, although
he had ample time to do SO. Again in the
. eighth inning McGuirk allowed himself TO
be thrown out at first when he could have
made the base and afterward scored. In
the second inning Hoffman and Stapleton
gave an exhibition of how not TO play ball
and allowed two runs to cross the plate.
With the exception of Hutchinson, Sunday
and MeCloskey, who played good ball, the
remainder of tie team all made errors,
some of them very amateurish, McGuirk's
especially so. Hoffman pitched fine game
when his support is considered, most oil the
hits off bin being of the scratch order.
Cobb was hit rather lively, especially IN
the second and fifth innings. when nothing
hut 1ne support saved bin. Danny Swee-
ney made the only errors for the vlsitors,
both hard chances, but he more than
redeemed himself by his fine running
catches. Britain played a fine game, as did
also Sharp and Cartwright. Sheridan UNI
Dired good game, no fault being found
with his decisions, although he had many
close plays to decide. The weather was
very warm, and not over 70 men and about
100 ladies were present. Tomorrow the
same teams play two games. one at Stock
ton IN the morning and the other at Sacra-
mentO in the afternoon. The score is as
follows:
The morning call., 1891-07-26
THE STEPMOTHER ON TOP.
Mrs. Dietsch Saved Her Carpets by Sit.
ting on Them.

War rants for the arrest of Louis Dietsch,
night janit0r at the Industrial School, and
his brother. Frank E. Dietsch, were sworn
out yesterday in Judge WorIey's court by
their stepmother, Mrs. Jessie +. Dietsch,
widow of the late Gotlieb Dietsch, charging
them with burglary.
Mrs. Dietsch says that during her alb
sence on FrId ay the men entered her house,
tore up the carpets and carried them out Of
the house on TO the sidewalk, and also car
ried oil several pictures and cases of curios.
Mrs. Dietsch reached her home as the men
were about to load the carpets into wagon,
and she promptly sat down on her property
and defied her stepsons TO carry it off. A
police officer was called and the men then
left, and by the assistance OF some neigh
boT5 the carpets were returned to the house.
Mrs. Dietsch lives at 115h Twenty-sixth
street on property left by her late husband
and which her stepsons are trying to get
nnsSpsSion nf
The morning call., 1891-07-26
AttentiOn.

The friends Of the San Francisco & San Mateo
Railway Com pany are cordially invited to attend
the ceremony OF driving the last spike In the
rail crossing the line OF the two counties OF San
Francisco aud San Mateo. The time fixed for
The ceremony is next Wednesday, July 29ih, at
IL o'clock sharp. The event is full OF signif.
canoe 10 both counties. The programme of the
occasion cannot fan TO be Interesting One and
all are invited. Remember this Is the peoples
road, and the active Cooperation OF the people
Is earnestly desired. Citizens desiring TO be
at Fourth and Townsend, at 80, arriving at
Ocean View at 10:45. The ceremonies will be
held near the $. 7. depot in Ocean View. after
which all can return TO the city on the O'clock
train. BY order of the Committee.
The morning call., 1891-07-26
Goin, With a Rnsh

The jewelry establishment of J. B. Trick
ey & Co., 119 Montgomery street, who have
had such successful auction sale of dia-
monds, watches and silverware during the
past week, will continue their sale the COM
ing week. Those desiring to be possessed
of the best quality of goods now on the mar
ket will do well TO be on hand at 10 80
mencing the sale. Every article is guaran-
teed by the firm TO be of the quality de-
scrlbed by The auetioneer. MIR. ]. a. French,
and so every bidder knows exactly what
they are bidding for. The sale will continue
every day until the entire valuable stock is
disposed of
The morning call., 1891-07-26
BORN.


MCMAHON-In this city. July %, 1891. to the wife
OF Henry j. Mcmahon. a daughter.
CoNNOLLY-!n this city, July 3D. 1891, to the
wife OF NJ. Jefferson Connolly, a daughter
TwYFoRD-In this city, July 22. 1891, to the wife
OF william Twyford daughter.
SHAWL-In this city, July Is, 1921, to the wife OF
Joseph Shawl, son.
oBERDEENER-In this city, July %, 1891. to tho
wife of e. oberdeener, a son.
W1ELAND-fn this city July 19, 1891, to the wife
of Charles 5. Wieiand. daughter.
LABEL-In this city, July 22, 1891, to the wife Of
1siGor Label daughter.
cAFFELL-In this city, July %, 1891. to the wife
of James l. CafTeil. a SON.
TRACl-In this city, July %. 1881. to the wife OF
John w. Tracy, son.
McGRATH-In this city. July 10, 1891, to the wife
OF Francis Ii. McGrsth. daught
CORNELL-In this city. June Z. 1891, to the wife
OF w. J. Cornell daughter.
FEENEY-July Is. 1891. to the wife of Joseph
Feeney. a son.
scHEMP-Juiy I. 1891. to the wife of j. F.
Schemp, son.
SWANSON-,iuly 81, 1891. to the wife of William
= II. Swanson 2 son.
The morning call., 1891-07-26
MARRIED.

CHRlSrENSEN-PEfER SEN-in this city. July
Is. 1877, by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Caristen II.
Christensen and Helene Petersen.
YEAGER-FETTCH-In this citv. July 25. 1921.
by the Rev. w. n. Mcfarland. George Yeager and
Isabelle Fetch
W0LFF-KOPPEL-ln this city. July 49, 1891, by
Koppel.
FALENTISE-Mo0RE-In this city July 2i, 1891.
by the Rev. j. A. Warren. Marion NJ. Valentine OF
San Francisco and Susie L. Moore of Baltimore,
Md
The morning call., 1891-07-26
Parade and Baseball.

The Kaufman and Mayes clubs will play
at Kaufman's new grounds, corner Of Army
and Guerrero, to-day at 2 P. NJ. Prepara-
tons have been made for parade previous
10 the occasion, which will form in line at
Army street and San Jose avenue a:
o'clock, and parade the principal streets Of
the Mission and thence proceed to the
grounds
The morning call., 1891-07-26
SCORE BY INNINGS
SacTameRtos o o O-3
San Franciseos 30 2 g o j l So

Hutchinson out for not touching second base.
Earned runs-Sscramentos L San Francisces 1.
Three-base hIt-Cartwrfght. Two-base hits-Swee-
new Sharp. Sacrifice hits-Levy. Clarke. First base
on errors Sacrainentos !. San Eranciscos o. First
base on called hajls-Saeramentos l. San Fran
ciscos 3. Left on bases-Sacramentos 9, San IRAN
cfscos 4. Struck out-By Hoffman 3, by Cobb !.
Double plays-Peepes TO Hutchinson and MeQuirk,
McClOsSey Spies Sharp TO Cartwright Time OF
game-l hour and so minutes. Umpire-Sheridun.
Official scorer-Will Il Young.
The morning call., 1891-07-26
An Old LADY i'm the Bav.

Mrs. A. c. Crew, aged 70, wandered away
from her home at 20 Verona place last even
Ing and wound up three hours cruise
about the town by falling into tine bay off
Fourth street. Size was rescued by William
j. D0rrence and taken to her home in the
police patrol wagon.
The morning call., 1891-07-26

Earned runs-Oaklands l. Sacrifice hts-PhiIllps
McNey. O'NeiL First base on errors-San JOses o,
Oaklands 0. First base called balls-San Joses
! OakIands 2. Left bases-Saa Joses 3, Oak
iaEds s. Struck out-By Balsz Z. by Harper 2.
Double piays-McVey TO Hanley. Time OF camel
hour ana 10 minutes Umpire-McCarthy. OH cal
m
The morning call., 1891-07-26
BIRTHS MARRIAGES

TBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must he handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and he indOr5e1
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same pu5lished.I
The morning call., 1891-07-26

AN INVITATION EXTENDED. Rev. w. II.
Mcfarland OF this city has been invited to de-
liver the address, August goth, at a reunion of
tne students and professors OF The academy from
which he graduated. near Plttshnrg Pa