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The morning call., 1892-07-31
ROD AND GUN,
Some Fine Sport Reported From San
Andreas.

Some Fine Sport Reported From San
Andress.
San Andreas Is still the favorite spot for
anglers at this time OF year 1t is necessary,
however, 10 get there early in the morning,
a. about noon tremendous gale generally
starts up.
Last Sunday there were over so fishermen
down at San A1dreas, but the slI-round
catch was very small.
Small fish are as plentiful as ever for the
stay-at-home anglers on the water front
Every Sunday large strings are caught. FL,
X. Hall landed ~ sinners last Sunday.
There is lots Of sport for the Youngsters
who cant afford 10 take trip out of town.
The return of the festive DR.. Swivelo
Geary and his patty is anxlously expected
from Mendocino County. He has been sadly
missed at Buffers, Wilson's and other Wal
tonian resorts about town. His Italian
friends in the Clay-stTeet market wonder
where their regular Thursday midnight Gus
toner has gone TO. SAY, will he ever re-
turn; where can the angler bs?" is the la
ment now sung by DR. Swiyelo Geary's
friends to the tune Of "The Wanderer."
An Interesting letter has been written
from Creole, Colo, as follows:
1 suppose II may be considered unusuaI m
capture four,pound trout without tackls and
do II In legitimate manner. | claim 10 have
done so some time ago. j was approaching soma
lakes In this vicinity, when / had NV driveT
Stop the wagon while l looked over Inc Iaks,
with my held-glass. ] saw some ducks and loId
my driver, who had shotgun, TO &c ronnd a
point and get shot al them. He lett The wagon
and We drove slowly to point. j then stonned
ana used the glass 10 see him shoot kbou1 IN.
time noticed an EAGLE make a .woon towarS
the lake, grab something and 90 toward INV man
just about the time tue EAGLE wa. well inrn ths
air my man fired at the ducks Inc eagle va =
startled by the shot, dropped its prev and fsw
on. l marked the spot wher, he rose from snd
went 10 IL aud found a trout that he mad dronnsd
which must nave weighed four pounds Ne wes
beauty. and only had the marks of iha tstons
OF the eagle on him. We cooked him FOR sna"ar
ano Ii was ali that four hungry fellow, conid set
The steamer Henry Dumois. which mn,
into Boston, Mass, last week from Jamaica
reported the picking up OF 6sherman n
dory about 40 miles southeast of Sonth
Shoal Lightship. When picked up he gsvs
his name as John Calder and said h. re-
longed to the schooner Mary d. Hagsn @,
Portland, Me. He had been swordss hi, "
and was towed several miles to sea hv = !,
sw0rdfish which he harpooned shout :
O'Clock in the morning of June - He wo.
towed until dusk. He managed In hanr "r
to the fish, which weighed about 400 nonnd +.
and on the arrival of the Dumois at Ros,nn
he disposed OF 1t to the marketmen
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CRICK EFT,
This Years Pennnnt Nearly In the Graz.
of tho Alameda CInb

Ahls hehrs remnant Nearly In the Cra.O
OF tho Alameda Club
The cricket season is still in fuu swt,r
and the Alameda Club is still one m.ton
ahead of the CALIFORNIA;. To-dav's oama
will settle the latter clubs chance for ,hs
pennant.
To-day Sunday the California md Al.
media clubs will play at Alameda. Graot
interest is taken In this match. If the A1a.
media Club wins this game II will nloce :,
I'D position that IL cannot very wall Joss
the cup, rs IL would then be two 800
ahead, and as ii must only meet tbs Cafi
fornla Club twice again this year tho lattar
would nave to win two games in succession
TO make a tie.
The California team are fayorite for tbi.
match. and are laying odds of . m or
themselves, and are confident of again or
Tylng on the cup this year. The Pacific
Club occupies third place. bnt is an far he
hina that IL can cut no figure for the cup
Inc game to-day will Commence at 10
o'clock sharp. There will be no match at
hHnKnervllle, so large gathering of crick
eters VIII assemble at Alameda To see a gam
between the two leading clubs. Admission 10
the game Is always free. Visitors take th E
narrow-gauge and get off at Webster street.
n. Hood viii captain the Alameda team and
w. Robertson Ihe California team.
The pTo posed visit Of the British Colum.
Dia team has fallen through, owing to lack
The morning call., 1892-07-31
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Review Of Past and Authorizations Of
Coming Ring Events.
Latest Kennel Notes-Cricket Match at Ala
media To.Day-0iympic Club Athletics.
Gaelic Football

The Dawson Needham fight on Tuesday
last at the California Club was the great
pugilistic event OF the week, or. for that
matter, Of the present year till date, and it
will not be ecliused as ring battle until the
New Orleans carnival in September, and
perhaps not even then. Boxing matters will
be generally quiet during the coming week.
The horsemen are pouring into the city,
and at the Bay District track, where great
Improvements have been recently made, the
fall circuit opens up next Saturday with a
FIVE days tro;ting meeting, given under the
auspices Of the Pacific Coast clearinghouse
Breeders Association.
Votaries of trap shooting and cricket
always hold their weekly meetings. Things
in other branches of outdoor sports, at H.
letics, lawn tennis. rowing. yachting, fish
ing and coursing. are dull. so many followers
OF these sports being away for their sum-
mer vacation. Below will be found chroni-
cled interesting notes Of the doings in every
branch of sport. The kennel is Weakening
up. several interesting events having oc-
Cured during the past few days.
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THE Il MEL.
Queens Last Litter-Dogs Training for
the Field Trials.

Queens Last Litter-Dogs Training for
the Field Trials.
That popular fapcier Joe Bassford of
Vacaville reports that his celebrated liver
and white pointer bitch Queens Last, which
won the Members stake at the last field
trials. has had litter of eight pups by Bis
marck, four of which are living.
William Demott left for bis training
grounds in Fresno County last Wednesday,
taking with him p. ID. Linville's two setter
bitches. j. Watson's three settlers, and c.
Wilson's setter. all Gladstone pups. He
also took Z. Browns two pointer pups by
Duke of Vernon and Joe Bassford's pointer
by Bismarck out of Bsulah.
The New England Field Trials Clubs
stakes will be run at their trials beginning
November 8, at Assonet, Mass. The COM
petition is open to the world, ana the cash
prizes amount to S7G0 The Derby entries
will close August /, and The entrance fee is
S10-the same amount additional to start.
Prizes are $500 to first, 800 to second and
$50 to third. The all-age stake entries will
close on November /, and the conditions
and prize money are the same as In the
Darby. The judges will be Mr.. n. Wallace
of Pennington, Conn, and Washington A.
Coster of Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Since the Eastern Field Trials Club gave
up holding their trials at Robins Island in
1851. II has generally been considered i'm
practicable to hold public trials In this part
OF the country, and until last year it ad
not been attempted. A good beginning was
made at that time and The result has been
that the club has grown strong. 1t is com.
posed OF practical sportsmeD, who are en-.
thusiastic, and will do all they can to carry
the thing to successful issue.
The grounds are said to be the best that
can be procured in this part of the country
and the outlook for successful meeting Is
said 10 be very promising
Entry blanks and other particulars car
be procured from E. knight Sperry, secre
tary. New Haven, Conn.
George S. Lowe, editor of the Londor
tEngland) Sporting Life. writes as follows
in recent issue with reference to the dis
persal OF the late Mr.. Statter's kennel:
should say that Mr.. Slater was one OF the
s0undest breeders that ever lived; but he lived
TO see the difficulties OF keeping TO sort when
others did not do the same. He Just held hi.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
The Gup.


Matters are very quiet, there being none
of the usual fixtures this week. There will
be private shoot held to-day on the Oak
land track. but no club matches
The international tournament to be held
at Des-Chree-S hos-Ka Island, near Detroit,
Mich. from August % 10 26. will be un-
der the direct SUI ervision and management
of that wide-awake, hustling, whoIe-souled
sportsman and trap-shot, John Parker. and
the mention Of this fact should be enough
to insure the sportsmen of this country as
well as those living across the dividing line
in the Dominion of Canada that all matters
pertaining to the tournament will be prop
erly looked after aad In "apple-pie order"
Mr.. Parker has had great experience in the
management OF tournaments and being a trap
shot himself knows as we'll as any man can
just what Is needed to make tournament
a success, and also how il should be con-
Quoted to meet the appreciation of sports
men. The island upon which the tour
nament is to be held was described in these
columns in our issue of Septe mber 10. 1891,
and as will be seen by referring TO that Is
sue. is a most delightful place. THIS fact
together with the further ones that the
tournament is going to be an international
one and under the management of joyial
John Parker should be enough to insure a
very large attendance.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
Lawn Tennis.

The quarterly tournament of the Califor-
MIA Lawn Tennis Club will be commenced
on August so. A large entry has already
been secured. which includes the names OF
al the best players of the club.
shortly expected TO return from the East.
when tennis matters will llyen up consd-
ersbly.
The annual championship doubles tour
nament will be held at the Hotel Rafael In
September next Practice will soon be be-
gun by the teams intending to enter
The finals in the Tournament for the
lawn tennis championship of England came
of at ths Queens court, London, on July
10. +. w. Lewis defeating j. PIN by 3
sets to 2.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
CouTsinR.

A 16-dog puppy stake will be run for at
Ocean View to-day, when Canavan expects
a large attendance.
A cOursing correspondent announces tina
Ralph Taylor of the Emporia Kennels of
greyh0unds has removed from Emporia,
kans.. TO Colorado Springs. Ed Lyons OF
the same kennels will probably JOIN Mr..
Taylor at Colorado Springs shortly, and
then they will move their kennels to the
springs Among the noted dogs in their
c0ursing stable" are: Girls Favorite,
Brilliant, Trales aud some Trales- Brilliant
pups. They seem TO think that the altitude
of Colorado Springs will develop the lung
power of the greyhounds better than any
other The ST. Patrick Greyhound Kennels
have sent their bi:ch Irish Lass to North
Platte. Nebr., TO be bred to Colonel Cody's
buffalo BID DingwaIl, which was recently
presented 10 him by Colonel North. Irish
Lass is litter sis ter 10 the much-talked-of
Pearl of Pekin.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
Football.

The second teams of the Emmett and
Parnell clubs will play In the Golden Gate
Park this afternoon. The teams are well
matched and great game should result.
The Emmett Football and Hurting Club
met last Tuesday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: r. e. O'COnnor, president
j. Lally, vice. president: Fred Palmer, cap
tain of football; Frank j. O'Keeffe, vice
captain of football; Tom Hughes, captain
Of hurting; j. p. Msriarty, vice-csp plain OF
hurting; Frank j. O'KepHe, recording score
tsry; Frank Creede, financial secretary
tee-T. c. NesloH, John Purcell, NJ Nc
Carthy. Z. F. Mccarthy ami j. p Moriarty.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
Bright's Disease Cured.
BRIGHTS DISEASE"
DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.


nELiNQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. CAL location OF works.
Gold Hill. Gold III Mining District, Storey County
New
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descrl bed stock. account OF assessment No. ~,
levied the eighteenth day or June. 1892 this
eral amounts set opposite the OF the respec-
tIva AZ
The morning call., 1892-07-31
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-UTAH CON
=, soidated comprehension OF principal pIacs
OF business, San Francisco. Cal. Location Of rorE.
virginia city, Storey County, New.
Notlce-1here are delinquent upon the following
descrl bed stock on account OF assessment No *
levied on the seventh day OF June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1892-07-31

Of funds en- the part of the cricketers hero
This Is to be regretted, after the kind man
ner IN which our cricketers we're treated by
the British Columbia men last season.
The morning call., 1892-07-31
1IaHdbalI.

To-day a match game will be played on
the Howard-street courts between John
RiOrdan and James Dillon against John
Jones and Joseph Lawless, best three games
Of twenty-ore aces out OF five The match will
be called at 2:30 p. NJ, sharp. Several In
teresting games will follow.
The following paragraph appeared in
recent issue OF the New York Sun: Jones,
the Australian champion, left his own
country with colors flying. but the general
impression is that he will return with the
union jack down. Jones has absolutely
done nothing since his arrival in this coun-
try to convince men who ought to know
that he Is even match for our secOnd-rate
players Jones was seen on this matter
By CALL reporter and said: Il think the
people OF San Francisco are as good judges
OF hsndball- playing as anywhere else in the
world; and they are backing me. If can
not defeat Mr.. Lawlor, the public may rest
assured that there will be no seven straight
games on one tally"
The morning call., 1892-07-31
gu attos.

Things are particularly quiet In aquatic
circles in both Yachting and rowing.
The Pacific Club yachts will make a cruise
to Vallejo to-day. The members of the
COrinthian Yacht Club are just taking
their weekly cruises without any matches
being made.
A reception will take place next Sunday
10 the Encinal Clubs new house AT Ala
media and the Corinthians have been in-
yited TO participate therein. The membe S
of the last-named club will start next Satur-
day from their quarters at Tiburon and
anchor outside the Encinal quarters. On
the Sunday the clubs will join forces and
sail in squadron halfway back to Tiburon.
Here the fleets will separate and make their
way 10 their respective quarters. The re-
ceptiOn will doubtless prove to be great
success.
Hanlan and O'Connor last Sunday beat
Hosmer and Ross in double seuIl race on
the Potomac. In the single scull races
O'Connor beat Hosmer in 1925 and Han
Ian beat Ross in 70 AS; course three miles.
The morning call., 1892-07-31

And In accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors. maue on the 18TH day or
June, 1892. so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction at the auction house OF y. +. Middleton
d Co.. 22 Montgomery street. San Francisco. Call
fornla. TUESDAY, the 18th day or August,
1892 at the hour OF o'clock NJ. of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
l.. OSBORN. Secretary.
Omce-Rcom 33, Nevada block. 309 Montgomery
street San Franc California tvSu 81
The morning call., 1892-07-31

And In accordance with law and 40 order IL, rto 81
thn hoard OF directors, MADE on the Itn Us. .rrh
June se2 many shares OF esch paI,9d az public
stock as may be necessary will be solu ~ apn ss
anction at the once OF the companf' ssn Fran.
Nryada block, 30e Montgomery s,se s d.Y Of Juy
c,.co california on FRIDAY, the 1stn -. dav 20
isa9 nj tho hour of o'clock M OF sa'1 ,ossths,
nav said delinquent assessment tner eO" al.
Win costs OF aoNertisiHs ~ FISH, Secretary.
Onhce-Room IS. Nevada block, so9 "oH's'A''S
street San Frsaeiseo, CaiifornlaI
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posTPoNE M EMIT.

rr1UF SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
l iitah consolidated Mining Com any Is hereby
rostponed until THURSDAY, August lS, 1897, at
- otclock noon at the once of the Company, Room
ss Neyada Block. 500 Montgomery street, San
fran cisco Cal by order OF the Beard o: Directors
fv3O I'd A. II. FiSH, Secretary
The morning call., 1892-07-31

WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK,
CABIN SEQ AND UPWARD. ACCORD Se~~
~ ing TO steamer and accomm odations Sc &Ek48S
Iected second cabin. SIS Majestic and TeuGOno.
$40 and $45. Steerage tickets from England Ire
land Scotland Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
through to ran Francisco lowest rates. Tickets,
sailing dates and cabin pla may be procur ed from
W. H. AVERY, Pacidc Matt Dock. or at tbs General
once OF the Company ol3 Market St, under Grand
Hotel u. w. FLETCHER,
ap26 IuWeFrSuLt Gen. AgE for Pacific Coast
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co,
CLEANERS LEAVE AsPINw Alt
- fortnightly for the West Indies and 4<XkNEs
southampton, calling en- route at Cher --ss<SsxSs
lourg France aud Plymouth 20 land passengers
Through Bills OF Lading. in connection Wish5is
fscinc Mail ). Co.. issued for frsghsand srsAslrs
te direct ports In England and GermanY -
Through tickets from san Francisco 70 rlyino1say
Cherbours Southampton tirst class SASS; sals&
elass ss7 So For further particulars apply 70
1lVtf PARR0rE - CO. Agents $40 OAut0cdiais,
The morning call., 1892-07-31

From San FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX week daysJ
$40 A. NJ, s 200 p. NJ -
(snndaysl-s:o0. $500. 1000. Il:3u E;l2:sg,
The morning call., 1892-07-31

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PAH.,,
Steamers Will sail at NOON ON tba sth ~
1tth and 18th OF each month calling AZ -<STtas
'a = h p9fts OF Mexico aud Central America
" 1hfoush me saiiings-August 3, IS CIV of New
Sydney e ~ % O4'S
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COST Raj RosI..
VIA.
SAUSALITO FERRY.
TIME TABLE.

urtti 1 nnSncing Thursday, May 26 s82 ana
sois Iurther notice, boats and trains will fIn ~
Fr1m san FRANCISCO for sAUSALITo. ROSS
n anl ~ ana SAN RAFAEL (ueek daysJ-7.s0
e:ou IL 100 A N. rs 3 rs, zoo AS e,2e "
70 200, $500, 1000. IL 80 A. ": I2:sn
1;3o, ZOO, ago, 5: so, 6:s5 P. NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
A TRACK SITE BOUGHT.
The Savannah Wheslmen TO Build a
Track and Club House.

The Savannah Wheslmen TO Build a
Track and Club House.
The Savannah wheelmen are about to in
augurate movement that will give sddi-
tional interest to their membership.
The club has purchased seven acres
Of land on the Thunderbolt road, at the
Electric railway crossing, which it will i'm
prove, and upon which it will build a
quarter-mile race track.
The club has the option on the land, and
President Richmond states that work will
begin in the course Of sixty days. The i'm.
provements will cost about S12, 600, and will
include club house arranged for the con-
venienoe of the members and furnished as
hrst-class club house and gymnasium 1t
will be lighted with electricity, aud, on the
whole, will be very handsome edifice.
The stock of the track a4aociatiou Is be-
ing rapidly taken. Over 81, 600 has al
readysbeen subscribed. When the arrange.
ments are completed the club will give ex-
hibitions, and a series of racing contests
with bicycists of other cities will be- inau-
gurated. The track will be the best Ia the
south in point Of comfort and convenience.
A number OF Savannah cyclists will gC
over to Charleston on Nov. l TO participate
In the tournament the Gala week peepl,
have arranged for. 1t is not known def.
Ditely at present how many will go, but
there will be a sufficient number to make {
good showing for the club
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
a FINE WEEK TO MARKET.

Housskeepers Had an Abundance of
Everything and of Good Quality.
Inspector Desvergers of the Citizens SAM
tary Association. in his report Of inspec-
lions for the week ending last night, says
that food produce Of all kinds was in great
abundance in the Savannah market.
Dressed beef, both western and domestic,
made an excellent average; also dressed
mutton and dressed pork. Poultry, both
dressed and alive, made a good average.
Picked seef, picked tongues, picked pigs
feet and picked tripe, sausages aud meat
buildings, fish, oysters, crabs and shritnp
we're up to the average. Green vegetables
made an excellent average. Dried vege-
tables and such fruits as bananas, oranges,
lemons, grapes and apples we're first class.
The inspector says dressed meats Of home
killing are now pushing the western cold
storage meats in quality. Home farmers
are fattening their stock before sending it to
market, as poor meat cannot come in COM
petition with either western or even South
Carolina meats, the latter having improved
so much under the operation of the fence
law of that state
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
Only one in Fifty,

Statistics, it is said, prove that there is only
one man in fifty who leaves enough when
he dies to bury him. How many Of the
forty-nine unfortunates owe their lack Of
success to natural deficiencies is probably
not ascertsinable, but the number is doubt
less quite small The greater part of the
failures are attributable, it may be assumed,
to lack of industry and thrift. Most men
do not try to get on in the world. They
spend their time complaining of
their fate and bsokbiting the one
fellow who is climbing TO the top
of tue ladder, who has labored night
and day denied himself little pleasures in
order to secure the most egg for his future
fortune. MIR. One saves little and invests
it; he saves some more and invests that.
He sells out his investments at a profit and
invests again. If he has bought real estate
judiciously he is on the high road to CONS
potency, il not to wealth. The other forty
nine will be relegated to the class who, as
they grow older, grow poorer. Those who
are investing in 1.-THE Grange" acre farm
lots are not of the forty nine class" They
have NEST eggs" with which TO buy lots of
Mr.. Q. ID. Dorsett, 142 Congress street.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
TAXPAYERS ARE SLOW.
They Seem to Be Waiting for the Las
Days and a Rush.

They Seem to Be Waiting for the Last
Days and a Rush.
Tax Collector McGowsn reports state and
county taxes coming in slowly. When the
digest opened taxpayers came up promptly
for few days, but now they are beginning
TO lag. Many people seem to delight in
waiting until the last few days and then
Join in grand rush, which not only proves
tnconvenient for themselves, but annoying
20 the tax collector aud his assistants.
The books are open long enough for every
body to pay taxes in ample time, and there
ia no reason for delaying in a matter which.
according to old jokes, is the only sure
thing besides death.
Last year 50 many of the tsxpayers
waited for the last week to settle that the
work of the office was thrown two weeks
behind In consequence, and the clerks ere
kept working until midnight during that
period to catch up. Collector McGowan is
one OF the most accommodating and cour>
teous officials in the state, aud while LIE
does not want to push nybody, he would
appreciate an effort on the part of tax
payers to pay promptly and prevent rush
near the closing time.