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ST. PATRTCK's LOVED ISLAND, GOLD
ERIN GO BRAGH."

Written for THE CALL
Unfurl the Sunburst,'
Let the breeze round 1t play.
Yesons of "old Ireland"
From her hills far away.
As the green folds wave DER US
Our love will increase
For the harp and the shamrock
Sweet embIems OF peace.
For that land OF true hearts
And of martyrs agra
That isle loved by Patrick
"old Erin Go Bragh."
IT'S the land OF "our'' slres-
The isle OF the blessed,
Where our ancestors sleep
In their sanctifed rest.
They who shrank not from famine
Nor death-dealng sword.
But fearlesSly died for their
Faith In the Lord.
And that faith handed down
Through dark ages OF woe,
Never ebbed with the tide
Unceasing its flow.
In the deep-wooded forest,
Ger the drear ocean wide,
The Cross and the Shamrock
Are found side by side.
Then Wen love and Wen bless
with each breath that We draw,
The land OF the hero,
"Old Eriu Go Bragh."
Valiant the arm
That Is raised on the day
When the clarion OF war
Summons men 10 the Fray.
Nor less Is the hero
And soldier combined,
Il he loves the dear Cross
With the Shamrock entwined.
Then out with the Sunburst
In triumph upuorue
Let 1t wave in the breeze
On ST. PatriCk's morn.
Let the free winds OF heaven
The glories enfold-
OF the stars and the stripes,
or the green and the gold
,an Francisco. lMa3ch Is, 1891 MONA.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-calcutta, May and June, 71s@74c; Wool
Bags, 3693Sc
PLASTER = Golden Gate Building Plaster Is
quoted at 81 35@D2 60 2 Dbl.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms
net cash: Cube, Crushed Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all &c; Dry Granulated, CSC; COnfec-
TONERS A. 65sc; Extra G. 1885, Golden O. 4$sc Q
Ii; Bags. 14c more than bbs.
The American Refinery has advanced its prices
on Whites and now quotes as follows. terms net
cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fine Crushed and
Powdered &c a 10; Extra Fine Powdered. z I4c: Dry
Granulated. $40: Xxx do. 6s4c; Confectioners' A.
65sc; White Extra Y, oci Extrt c, 45sc; Golden Q.
43sc q 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

contains statistics of much value, together
with a succiGct account of the board and
committee meetings for the year aud pho
togravure copies of the resolutions adopted
on the death of Simon L. Jones, Henry b:
Williams and Richard S, Floyd, members of
the chamber, and King Kalakaua.
Its contents also include statistics OF the
ship building industry at this port; records
of the vessels which entered during the
twelveclOth, with their tonnage, ETC., and
many other features which will make it
valuable book of reference.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The boom broke out again more fercely than ever
yesterday. In the afternoon call, under very heavy
trading. Con. Cal. and Va rose to S13 6212 Best
and Belcher to 1878, ophir to SO rs, overmau TO
So 50, Mexican to So %, ChOIlar TO So 20, Potosi
to IS, Gould & Curry to So SO, Confidence So SO.
and SO on. Sales well up into thousands of
shares.
After the call Con. Cal and Va. ran up TO $l4, and
Best 81 Belcher t6 $71S, but weakened of howe ger,
and closed slight decline. The rest OF the mar
ket easier at the close.
Local securities were dull. Con. Cal and Va.
mIled last week 1885 tons ore. assaying $29 20;
overman, 1888 tons. $lS 10; Chollar, 544 TONS
$l6 90.
Gould 4 Curry took SO fair milling ore from
the S0O-foot level last week.
Alpha Con. has levied an assessment of 25c.
Black Diamond Coal Company has declared divi-
dend of zoe, payable now.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list Of assessments now pending:
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robbery. With John Kearny. saloon
keeper. he is accused of having robbed
Peter Godelle on Pacific street on Saturday
night. They struck him with slung-shot
and relieved him of a gold watch and $50 in
money. Kearny was arrested on Sunday
afternoon, and the watch was found in
stove-pipe in his saloon at 427 Pacific street.
GOdelle has Identified both prisoners.
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Ex-Chief Ackerson's VIII.

The will of Charles II. Ackerson. an ex-
Chief of the Fire Department, has been
filed for probate by William w. and George
Z. Ackerson. the executors named The
property consists of five pieces of city
real estate valued at $4,000 and producing
monthly rental of $500; also real estate in
San Rafael valued at $500, and personal
property aggregating S12G0 The estate is
devised TO three children, aside from an
annuity to sister, payable monthly.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

According to the reports sent in to the
Southern Pacific Company's weather bureau,
the rainfall on Sunday was pretty general
throughout the State. The greatest precipi-
tation was in Santa Margarita, where .95
Of an inch was recorded, while at other
points along the coast it rained from .73 to
precipitation was .2J. Fresno 81, Goshen
20, rulare Is, Delano IS, Gait .2S, Folsom
.26, Auburn 30, Chico So.
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TWICE WORSTED.
Fenstermacher No Match for King at
FiRtiCuffs or at Iaw

ISIICHHs OF at law.
On March 10, 1890. David Feastermacher
became involved in a little difficulty with
Joseph King, the outcome of which was that
the former received sound thrashing.
Finding himself Unmatched in point of
strength, FenStermacher next brought suit
for 5000 damages for personal injuries to
put in issue the question OF superiority in
point of law. Twelve good men and true
were called upon in Judge Hunts depart
ment yesterday to solve the knotty CUES
tion, and after hearing the evidence in the
case, retired for a few moments of solemn
deiberation. Soon they returned, however,
and announced a verdict for the defendant
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Delegates Elected.

At a meeting of Sequoia Parlor, No. 100.
n S. G. w., held last Friday evening. the
following were elected as delegates to the
Grand Parlor: Wadie j. Simpson, Louis
NJ. Bannan and William j. Barry, and
Charles NJ. thinner, William Koch and
Charles Z. Torres, alternates.
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The surveyor-Generai Cited.

In the case of the United States against
John A. Benson, Judge Hoffman made an
order yesterday citing United States Sur
veyor-General W. II. Pratt to appear before
him tomorrow and show cause why he
shall not be ordered to allow the maps, field
notes. etc, to BIO inspected and copied by
the defense
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LONDON, ATlrch 16-The Marx Lane Express
says: The weather the past week favored crops
here but not on the Continent There 49,
GOO quarters of wheat expected. decline of 20
per cent. This is largely the result OF aban-
doned cultivation. heavy task now devolves on
Austria Russia, India and America TO find the extra
IA eco 900 quarters for tine next cereal year,
in the event of good crops. English wheat is Is
dearer; California, IS, and other foreigns Is Cd
dearer. Flour is Is higher Corn advanced TO 27s
for good round Corn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

Action for divorce have been brought by
Elizabeth Turner against William Turner,
james I. Berry against Louisa 3. Berry,
Maggie l.. Turner against w. II. Turner,
Pierre Cambet against Marie Cambet, and
jacques Geraut against Marie Geraut.
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BniIders, Exchange.

Tie annual election of Directors of
the Builders Exchange, to serve during
the coming year. was held in the ex-
change, $50 Pine street, yesterday after
noon. The following ticket, recently nomi-
mated, was elected unanimously: Oscar
Lewis, William NJ Miller, C. G. Morehouse,
f. r. Shain, T. w. Petersen, C. C. Terriil,
a. w. Starbird, NJ. J. Donovan, A Hosmer.
w. CrOnan aud NJ. c. Kean
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Arcata for Coos
Bay, the Truckee for Tillamook Bay and the Gypsy
for The Salinas River The San Bias falls due from
Panama, the Australia from Honolulu aud the Sig
nal from Port Townsend.
The Oceanic falls due from China and Japan
Saturday and the Colima from Panama Sunday.
The schooner Lizzie Vance, Alb tons, loads Ium-
Der at Eureka for Sydney. 65s; British ship Wild
wood, SAG tons. wheat at Tacoma for United King
dom, Havre Antwerp.
The L. j. Morse takes for Cork ~ 4O5 ctls wheat,
valued at $4,000; Elgnshire, for Havre, 76,742
ctls at Sll52OO
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Chicago Mark e ia,

CHICAGO, March 16.-Wheat was moderately ac-
tive and steady to firm. The opening 14c
higher than Saturdays closing. advanced from 1sc
TO 14c more. and then declined, after fuct
ations, a4c, rallied lc declined q improved sac
and closed from 12c to 5sc higher than Satur-
day. Receipts, 1000 bushels; shipments. 1885,
900 bushels. Aye firm at SOC. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. March 16.-W heat, cash, $3.50
Corn-6034c.
Pork-Sll
Lard-sS 20.
Ri5s-S5 20.
Whisky-Sl l6
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

Peter Mathews of Eureka is building
four-masted schooner for c. A. Hooper & Co.
of San Francisco. She will carry $50, 1000
feet Of lumber, and will cost S35. 900.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March l6.-The movement In the
stock market was generally downward, especially
in coal stocks, but toward the delivery hour new
buying orders were put in and everything reached
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

In conformity with the resolution adopted
at the annual meeting last month, the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday issued its
forty-frst annual report The pa implicit
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castorin.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss she chung to costoria,
When shehad Children, she gayethen castoria,
aua ~ saTuTh
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ars
as follows: -
BEEF-First quality 6961ac; second quality,
512c: third do 4@l5c.
MUTTON-Wethers. 91a1l0c; Ewes, 91ac.
SPRING LAMB-l5@17c q 10. xl
granted and 5@514c for light average do; stooS
Hogs, 414@43ac . 10; dressed do, 5000 q 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

BEKEELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.
Tor RENT AT NkWBURY STATION. BIER
kelley, furnished house OF rooms, bath, ett.;
block from station,
Also uururu isled house Of rooms. For terms
call gr address A. b. MERRILL, sos bryant ST..
Cigv, or BERKELEY PoSt0 ilre mflo u
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English wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, March l6.-The spot market Is higher
at IS 4d. Cargoes quiet at Ais Sd for off
coast 40s I'D for just shipped Ais Sd for nearly
DUE,
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS 315d; April. IS
3Lad May, SIS Sad; June. IS 234d: July. IS l1ad;
August, IS 1$4d; September, IS ls4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON, March 16-consols. 81 1-16; United
States Bonds-4's 1929; do. 41s's, l04I4; Silver
as 5-16: Rentes. e5f 40c.
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Shipping Notes.

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts 81 SO; bankers sIxty-day
bills 81 S6.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

THE WEEKLY GALL is a most &C.
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 IS a year. postpaid.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

Goldensen as a FOotpad.
Edward Goldenson, a brother of the Gold
enson who was hanged for the murder of
Mamie Kelly, was arrested yesterday for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-17

New York Exchange.
New YORK Exchange, 17lAc for sight drafts and
25c for telegraphic.
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Mexican Dollars.

Fine Silver.
Quoted at 99c q ounce.
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LnEIN EFAL EsTATI5.

4 CHANCE FOR HoNESEEKERS At L0RIS;
II chicken ranch fUr $500 $50 down and
ba ance SIO a month; : e0U-rqrJa-e rooms and
bath, lot 50xllO; S29UO-Hew cottage rooms,
chIckca-h0ust. basement, modern improvements,
500 down, $50 per month; S55OU-uew cottage
rooms, stationary Wa-h-ubs, large basement, barn,
etc. luI JOXlS5 $500 down: numerous other cot
tages aHd lots ON terms TO suit
Also cottages for reut, Furnished or unfuruished.
ApVly TO ". G. MORAN, Loru. or to DJS!NBURY
& " UETS, 467 Ninth ST., Oakland Take berkeley
train: Sunday engagements. mrl4 1t
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NTVIN-N I-EtF NNl1so-
Board-10 s V Water, 93A.
Street-l0 Pacific BoraX, 92Ia.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-S2C0O s v 81 Bonds, Il79l.
Street-3O $ V Water. e3l4.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific standard Time Computed by THOMAS
1ENSENT. ChrOnOmeter and InstrumelE
Maker. IS Market street,
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Arrived.


for Ldts Sh,pDrtI Jltfcti Ic.Ics Eighth Para
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TDtTnVntT
NY. No. Amt. in the SaleDay


Assessments Pending.
The following is a list Of assessnents now pending:
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Mrs Ne Merrill. Millnws


Mrs A carson, WILLOWS
\ Meyer. Modesto
T Z Judkins, Fresno
j McMiun Jr, Santa Rosa
NJ stein, Cincinnati
! Lockwood. Boston
j W Flynn, New York
j WeilheImer, Mat View
W Beckman, Sacramento
W r Collins 4 VT. Mo
A Braden, Philadelphia
Mrs J Howard, New York
I VI Taylor Jr, Cal
E Weinlander, Mary svllle
a l. Hart, Sacramento
w ii Sherburn a VT, Sac
Mrs Hughes q s, StHelena
j Bic Grand& VT, Chicago
n w Benuett. New OrX
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I'd HOTEL.

NJ = L.
I Mrs d Hrearley, Los Ang
Mrs VI Higgins. Chic
II licrric~ n VT. y i
L II Geiseke, Sacto
Mrs l. j Watkins. Sn Jose
Mrs h o Smith, San jose
NJ A Buckley. Santa Cruz
G & Stanley, Livermore
j r Conway, DanYille
Mrs J . Sewbail, Napa
~ Z FIisbie, s Diego
i Cox, Sacramento
e j Gregory, Sacramento
Adolph II eilbron, Sacto
A Hebron, Sacto
VI Carver, Sacto
A A Taylor, Santa Cruz
l. Gotthelmer, Dixon
III Herman, Modesto
J ii Borland, Martinez
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SEA AND SHORE.
Pilot DOIliyer ExOnerated by the
Commission.
The Steamer Karluk in Collision "A Seaman
Injured-Notes From the Navy-Yard.
The Barclay Fund.

At meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
yesterday morning Pilot Deliver was ex-
onerated of all blame in connection with the
British ship Jessomene, which struck bot
tom during the recent storm while attempt
ing to enter the harbor under his charge. As
Captain Zeal testified in his favor, a resulu-
ton highly commendatory of the pilots good
judgment and prudence was adopted.
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-AsSessments OF mines not l.
Board fail delinquent in ONCE.
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 40
ga so; Bakers' extras 81 1904 40; city superfne,
s393 so; interior brands 81 259i 80 for and
$593 so q bbi for superhne.
wHEAT-Opened the week quietly at unchanged
prices No. l, 81 so; No. 2, 81 45@l 471a p ctl;
choice, 81 5ll4; extra choice. for mlllingr$1 521a
Sonora. 81 47IA9l 4S}4 do, for milling 81 5l4 q
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every opposing player a touchdown wss easily
scored by kershaw after running thirty-five
Saias- score; Athletics Il, picked eleven0
pLiFoy again punted for twenty yards
I'ans returned the bait twenty-five yards. Best
va on the spot and tackled Harmon losing
sue pa'L Alter wedge OF two Best got the
lsa . ana made ten-yard run around the left
picked eleyene
AcEiroy kicked the send-oE Kershaw made
Iair catch and waded through the rush for
twenty yards. Pope second later received the
pass ana coming around the left end tore his
way 10 the touchdown. Time from last down,
eleven o.
Again the ball was put I'm play by McFlroy's
punt Evans returned it half way and the sub
sequent and grand rushes sent
simpson over the line for touchdown. Score:
a'n!eucs "A, picked eleven O. After a punt by
heEitoy and a long return by Evans, the bali
agaih was brought close to the picked eleven's
soai- IN scrimlnage Simpson kicked the ball,
"hleh rolled over the line, and Trevvett fell on
eleveu0
MeEIroy tried to put the ball in play by touch
ing ana then passing back to Thompson, who
Iumpieo after making ten yards. on the
hne-np kershaw received the quarter
psck lightning pass and started around the
Gnu, Win rope interfering. 1TeEYett was
as posed OF; then Thompson met a stifi-armed
JOLT that threw him off his feet Kershaw
Warded OF Carmen and had clean field for
touchdown. and the score stood 80 TO zero. Nc
Elfoy punted for thirty yards, Evans
turned 1t Tor thirty five yards, and on the scrjm-
mage Hacker got the ball. Simpson made ten
yards around the left end. kershaw made
rush through end and tackle for a touch down,
ana the score was "a to zero. Evans caught
pune from McElroy and came up the field for
line twenty fveyard gain, lodging several
tackiers kershaw made ten yards through cen
ter Pope got the ball next and came around
the lett end and scored touchdown without
much effort Then the score was IS to a goose
egg in favor of the Athletics More interference
ana tackiing by Pope added two more touch
downs to the Athletic score. Pope then quit
the game and the picked eleven given the
ball They hammered the center and tackle for
gains, when rain put stop to further play and
the score was: Athletics, 40; picked team, O.
synopsis of play:
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TACOMA FOOTBALL GAMF.
A Seattle Player Helps Out the Loca
Team.


TACOMA, Dec. 20.-ISpecial.l- IA clustering
day did not prevent the football kickers from
exercising their hands and feet at the baseball
park today. Two or three meetings at the gym
nasius this last week told on the players and
their work was about treble affective and i'm
proved over their last game. William Goodwin,
of Seattle. was coacher today, and his good an
Outstanding of the points helped weak players
so that they put Il large quantity Of aggressive
ness in their play. Pope appeared with tho
Athletics, and his all around play promised
much Tor additional strength on the rush line.
of the picked players Trevyett and Thompson
held their places well, the latter, especially,
PLAYING plucky and aggressive game Evans
made some splendid runs and lodges through
a forest of tacklcr's. Hackers usual fine play
in the way of tackles aud interference came ont
strikngly during play, and il is not difficult to
foresee what an important factor he is goiug To
be in the coming match New Years day with
the Multnomah Athletic Association, of Port
land.
The picked eleven did well considering that
they only played eight men. On their side they
have number OF gritty players. Evans passes
well ami will evidently make good man for
picking ont weak spots 10 send half-backs
through Billings, as center. tackled well, but
the entire eleven almost needs TO acquire greater
susp The half backs should play better to-
getner and the tackles should remember they
are not the ends to dance about as they 90.
Athletics Positions. 4'lcteG ram
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ALMOST A SHUT OUT.
Portland Captures a Game From
San Jose Team.
TANNING FORCED TWO RUNS IN.
NE Was Found for But Four Singles
Score to 2-Work OF the
Champions.

IAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Portland and San
lose teams are now even in the Coast champion
ship series, each team having won five games
Todsy's contest almost resulted In another
shutout for the Celifornians, and but for Pat
tons errors in the eighth inning they would
10. have scored run. The weather was bitterly
cold At the grounds and only 5000 attended, be-
ing the smallest sunday audience III this city
this year.
Fanniug pitched for Portland and had great
speed His drop ball was very pnzziing, and the
san Jose men could not place the ball safely.
Work played great game in left field, capturing
several difficult hits. His error was wild
throw TO second. Harper also pitched a strong
zane for San Jose, but the Portlands punched
their hits in two innings aud batted out vic
tory.
In the second inning Wilson singled and Fan
ming sacrificed, Patton got TO first on balls and
scored with Wilson on q two-bagger by Work
In the seventh inning Parrot hit double and
scored on Visions safe hit. Tanning followed
with another single. Patton hit for two bases
scoring Wilson aud Tanning.
In the eighth inning, with one man ont, Han
ley made first on an unaccepted iniield fiy
Everett was retired. Ebright took first on being
hit by pitched ball Dooley hit to Patton, who
threw low TO first aud the bases became filled
At this point tue ball became so siiprery from
damp grass that Tanning could not handle 1t.
and he sent the next two batters to FIRST base ON
balls, forcing two runners across tho plate. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-21
GENERAL ATHLETIC NOTES.
In Cuba billiard cues are furnished with moi,
subdueTs

In Cuba billiard cues are furnished with noise
subdueTs.
The American Billiard Association is having
new constitutions prepared.
Charles Asningcr, winner Of the six days
bicycle raee recently held in Mechanics build
ing, Boston. covered 752 miles and II laps break
ing the word's record by eleven miles.
Arthur A. Zimmerman. New Jerseys fastest
bicycIsI will cross the ocean in early spring for
the purpose of meeting the crack riders of Eng
land aud, If possible, defeating osmond, the
English champion
Tennis in California is fiourishing, aud from
all appearances lovers OF the purely amateur
game are enjoying great sport Champion Tay-
lor is playing in great form, and with his
present partner, Yatis, combining phenomenal
and poor play together
a Ch0umar, proprietor OF the Gale Adolphe in
Paris, says that he desires 10 the services
OF the two great American billiard players,
Schaeies aad SlossOu, for six weeks engage
ineut should arrangements be made, tue
French champion. Nignaux, and other players Of
renown Will partic. pate.
Austin Gibbons and Andy Bowen, the light
weights, will fight ut New orleans tonight. To-
morrow night Jimmy Carroll, lightweight
champion pugilist of the world. and Billy Myer
will fight al New Orleans. The battle will be
fully rerorted in the Posi- lETELIIGEN NICER.
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