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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25
Base Ball Notes.

Nichols, or Boston, saved $4,000 out
OF SO, 500 salary last season. This player
put his money into real estate, and pays
taxes on four houses. He is so saving
that he would not pay for an Overcoat,
preferring 10 spend the few days In
March that he was forced To face the
east winds Of Boston with borrowed
coat.
Charley Bennett, Joe Quinn, Harry
Stovey, Tim Keefe, Ed. Haulon, Tom
Burns of Chicago, Charley Butsinton,
Arthur Irwin. Tom Lovett, Roger Con-
nor, Jimmy Ryan, Hutchinson. Morgan,
Murphy aud many others are the play
erS who have bank accounts.
Ed Rowan, years ago a well-knOwn
PLAYER, died at Bridgeport, Conn.,, Mon
day. At one time he was captain OF the
Athletics at Philadelphia, and played
all over the diamond for that and other
clubs. He was an enthusiastic sup
porter Of the Brotherhood.
Bierbaur must be sulking. He was
reouested to come here aud train, but
replied that he was going TO Hot
Strings. He has not gone there aud
the club officials have no information
that he is training at Erie.-CWOnicle
Telegraph.
L. is difficult to understand why there
should be n change in the matter OF
called balls. People want to see the
boll knocked by the batsman. Bases on
halls are not calculated TO work up en-
thuSmsm-only groanS and curses.
n Louis retained Van Dyke just be-
capse very complimentary article on
the Young mans base running abilities
made its appearance and Washington
kent Schoch Just because Pittsburg hac
an idea OF signing him.
Sbugart SAYS: - only wish could hit
as hard this season IS l did when with
Minneapolis last spring. In II games
made Is hits. I think made many hits
in Pittsburg last year and didn't get
credit for them"
The playerS with money IN the bank
ara the ones who will make the biggest
fuss over advance money, and gener-
aIly get it, too, as they work up plauS-
ible story about a note coming due.
The more a man trains the harder 1t
q IN reduce. Mike Kelly is said TO
weigh POS pounds, which Is fully thirty
five pounds too much. de has trained
for ten years or more.
John M. Ward, of the Brooklyn club,
has written Reddy Mason, the local
boxer, desiring him to join the Brook
Ivn club as trainer on its Florida trip.
Mason may accept
Pop Smith will play with the Western
Teague for 81, zoo There are some very
cbesn men. Arthur ClarksOn, Bishop
and others only draw 200
The stand taken by Danny Richard
son. Tom Brown and Morgan Murphy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25

will be the subject of much discussion
at the League meeting.
AS the catchers of the big League are
the finest lot ever gotten together, base
stealers will find their risky work more
difficult than ever.
Ward anticipates some trouble in
signing Haddock, as he had difficulty
with him before.
The Phillies, as usual, is the first
team to get to work.
Buck Ewing is right when he calls
Bassett sly usher.
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WATERLOO CUP.
The Famous COursing Event-Four ROUNDS
COntested-A Coiorsd Pugilist's Victory.
General Sperts.


The Famous Coursing Event-Four ROUNDS
COnses;ed-A Coiorsd PuEflist's Victory.
General sports.
LONDON, ENG, February 24.-The
famous hare cOurSing event, known as
the Waterloo Cup, is taking place to-
day at Altcar, near Liverpool.
The affair was postponed last week,
owing TO the heavy snow and this may
prevent the noted Col. North, the "Ni-
trate King, from carrying of the trophy
for four consecutive times with his grey
hound Fullerton, feat yet unperform-
ed. Saturday having been passed, q
new draw is necessary and all bets are
declared of. This is unfortunate for
Col. North, as q new rece is not likely TO
be as satisfactory TO him as the first.
Col. North'S good fortune 10 winning
the Waterloo Cup three times is not
known in the history of the leash save
that of Lord Lurgan's Master McGrath,
which not only won three Waterloo
Cups, but would have won in 1870 but
for illness. Fullerton only lost in his
puppy stage, whereas Master McGrath
lost when all the biuShing honors were
thick upon him.
There were two rounds contested to-
day, and the following dogs were de-
clared the winners: Mr.. j. RuSselPs
(ScOtch) Race Course, Mr.. w. /. In
graham's (Englishl Ivan the Great, Col.
J. I. North's English Young Fuller
ton, Mr.. a. +. Pope's (Erglishl Patrick
Blue, Mr. G.. w. Fawcett'S English
Fitzdfe. Messrs. II. and w. ThOmpson's
English Texture, Mr.. L. PatterSon's
(ScOtch) Roman Oak, and NJ. i.
Fletcher's (EngliShl Full Of Mischief.
The fourth round landed the follow
Ing as winners: Mr.. j. RusselPs
tScotch) Race Course, Col. J. T. North's
tEngliSh) Young Fullerton, Mr.. G. T.
Fawcett's lEnglish) Fitztle, and Mr..
Paterson's Scotch Roman Oak.
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BRIDGEPORT.

1t is probable that the convention for
the nomination Of city officers will be
held during the first week OF March;
from this the candidates are springing
upon the surface continually every day.
Shannon Sells is out for the nomina-
ton for Cemetery Trustee, while Seneca
Lyle announces himself as candidate
for Street Commissioner, subject to the
Democratic convention. The candidates
for the Mayorality are hustling very
hard. SQUIRE Crawford and George
Hathaway seem to be the leading men.
AS for Marshal, Officer Sauers is one OF
the most prominent mentioned, while
Marshal Kellar is also making an effort
for reelection.
Quite q number OF the young society
people Of town have received invitations
to attend a leap year ball, to be given by
the Bellaire society people, next Mon
day night.
George Scott, Of Toledo; II. E. Wells,
OF Pleasant Grove; John Dalton, OF
Keyser, w. Va; and A. d. Mitchell, Of
Columbus, are at the Sherman House.
Misses Margaret Adolph and Matte
Howell, accompanied by Di Fisher, at
tended the Mason-Warwood nuptlals at
Martins Ferry yesterday morning.
Fred Fairburn, OF IEtnaville, is SELL
ing out his household goods, prepare
tory to his departure to Iowa, where he
will locate permanently.
The Union Fishing Club will give a
large dance at Petz's hall, in Etnaville,
tomorrow night, and quite large as
semblage is expected.
Prof. J. Hart, known as the Sim
perlal Wizard" will be seen at the City
Hall Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mrs. Askew and daughter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ross Alexander, have
been spending few days at st. Glars
vile.
Warren HOLSTER, who has been crit
ically i'll for the past few days, was re-
ported somewhat better yesterday.
John Sidebottom, Superintendent OF
the Belmont County Infrmary, was in
town on business yesterday.
J. F. Conard, of the Eli Lily Co., OF
New York, was paying the business
men a call yesterday.
DR.. L. w. Heinlein, accompanied by
John and Jas. Couture, spent yesterday
at Bellaire.
Wilbur Topping has returned from
a trip in the western part Of the State.
Mrs. Phen. Thompson, Of Uhrichs-
vile. is the guest Of friends in town.
S. J. Bristor, Of the Stronghold Co.,
Of Cleveland, was In town yesterday.
J. II. Anderson, Of Barton, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Fisher Is visiting friends
| at Cleveland.
Frank Summers Is at St. Clairsville on
business.
Miss Blanche Dunlevy is indispoSed.
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Nos. ssnd 4, daily, IF. v. Limited. run soiid
between New YORK and Cincinrsti With Vest.
bule Sleeper between washington and Lsals
Vile and between Cincinnati sad old Poin
Comfort
Eos. and 9 solid trains with Pullman Sleeper,
betwes n Cincinnati and WSshlnston. No. fhas
Pullman Sleeper Roncsyerts 70 Old Point Com.
fort daily.
Train No. sle.yss Clifton Forg. at $40 .. N
and arrives st Charlottesville Q, 10: 10 O n.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. " leave
Clifton Forge daily s:eoa m arrive Hssftngtos
e:sb p. n 40. a daily, leave Auatirgsoa 60
q. "a, arrive Clifton Forge $50 p n No Is
dairy except Sunday. leave East Swell 500 9.
N, arrive Huntington 1000 o n. No. 10, daily
sIcspt sunday. leaye Huatinston 500 ,. n, ~.
rive East seren 100 .: n.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily sf-
ospt Sunday: leave Hsnting,os SID = =. Arriys
Cincinnati 1918 o. n. No. IL daily sree pt
Sunday, leave Cincinnati $50 p. n, arrive
Buatington SD ?. N. No. 10, daily srcsps
Sunday. leave kaysyiIle $40 .. u, arrive Gs-
cfnnati tn .. m. 10. % daily except srndsy
leave Cincinnati b:oo ?. N, arrive hsysviIls
"po OSCAR @. MURRAY, TRANS MssassE
T. W. FULLER. GeHT Psss Ast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25
CLARENOST STOCK YARDS,
nat,g,,,cra Irahrftart- % 1NLFl

Arrivals OF live stock az Clarelnont
stock yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for the week ended February CLIO
cars, containing l+l6 cattle, IS calves,
6T2 sheep and lambs, $40 hogs, 20 horses
and ll6 mules.
Shipments 20 New York, philadelphia,
&c, 2O7 cattle, III Sheep and lambs, 2,sSo
hogs, 50 horses, II calves and "a mules.
AL hoes and sheep sold In these yards
are az gross weight. Receipts this week,
4,gl0 head, against 4, lG6 last week. Fair 70
good hogs sold at e. JOa5 60; rough az e. 20
per 100 pounds. Pigs, e. 25a5 80
Receipts OF Sheep and Lambs 672 head,
with sales az e. OOa5 20 per 100 pounds for
Sheep, and Lambs at 5a6Lc per pound
EAST LIBERTY, February 94.-Cattle-
Receipts $50 head; shipments so head I:
market slow prime e. G0a4 50; fair 10 good
81 OOa4 40; common g. O0a3 so; bulls, cows
and stays g. O0a3 90; fresh cows Si5a45.
Eleven cars cattle shipped TO New York
to-day.
HoSs-Receipts $500 head: shipments
2. 500 head; market slow; Philadelphias
IS 2Oa5 %; best Workers and good mixed
s. l0a5 10; pigs and fair Workers a. SOa5 % 4;
roughs a. 60a4 IS. Eight cars hogs shipped
to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
ILL olON PAAhC W WV
6 %: fair to good s. 00a5 IS; common
81 5Oa4 80; lambs e. 50a7 90.
Veal Calves-S4 50a6 15
CHICAGO, February 24.-Cattle-Receipts
IL, 900 head: shipments 1000 head; market
steady: good TO choice steers a GOa4 So;
extra steers $500; feeders 81 OOa3 20; stock
ers 81 S0a2 so; COWS 81 5ja2 20.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady; rough and
common a. 40a4 Go; mixed 81 70a4 so; prime
heavy a S5a4 90; light "a 75a4 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. head; shipments
8 500 head; market active; lambs, lower
and steady: ewes g. s5a4 so; mixed q 50a
475; wethers s. 40a6 %; westerns IS lOa
60; lambs, a 40a5 30.
CISCINNATr, o.. February 4.-Hogs,
in good demand: common and light e. 80
al so; packing and butchers 81 6Oa5 90
Receipts 1000 head; shipments 100 head.
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al o.; May 81 Oh. Corn, firm; No. ? mixed
February and March +STa49c; May 49a
49hc. Oats, quiet; No. white 361Sc; No.
white February 37aS7Hc; March, 3'h4a
37s4c; April 3S19c; May 3SI4a3S$lc. Pork,
new mess fl3 90. Eggs, quiet; Pennsyl-
vania firsts lSal9c. Receipts-Flour, 1000
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 2le,-
600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, $500
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.
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Among the Pugilists.


Is FitZ a hard hitter? He had Demp-
sey at his mercy for over three-quar-
tiers OF an hour before he was able TO
give him his settling blows. 1t is true
that he "let up on him for round or
two, but when he did go at him for
keeps he had TO hit him three times be-
fore he could send him out.
Had IL not been for the ladies present
at a local athletic entertainment in At
lantic City, Monday, Horace NJ. Leeds,
amateur lightweight boxer, would have
undoubtedly knocked out II. Mcdaniel,
OF the Wilmington Athletic Club. The
women's screams stopped the affair.
Fitz weighs close upon 165 pounds, is
nearly 30 years Of age, feet tall, 43
inches around the chest. 81 inches
around the shoulders, "a inches waist,
37l5 hips. 90 inches calf, Il inches
biceps, IL inches forearm, 5 inches
wrist, and Il inches neck.
Before the California Club, Monday,
Billy smith, the Australian heavy
weight, defeated Frank Keller, Of IpSi-
lanti, Mich, in "A rounds, the battle be-
ing OF a stubborn character, marked by
free and heavy hitting.
Joe Goddard, the Australian, has ac-
cepted "A match with Joe McAulife Tor
June, and asks for expenses immidi-
ately.
The Johnson-GarcIa fight in New Or
leans Monday was with bare kuucklcs,
and all parties viii b8 arrested.
Garcia, the New Orleans pug, was
dlsdgured for life in his last tght, and
he received $40 for the fan.
The sparrow, Golden, beaten ia
Texas this week, was not Dom Mccall
frey's old opponent.
George Dixon says be will meet Nc
Carthy II be posts . forfeit with Al
smith.
Peter Maher has had four offers OF
marriage since his arrival.
Choyinsli accepts the Gladstone clubs
offer 20 meet Godfrey.
sam Eaton, Cievclaud's lightweight,
wants U meet Dixon.
There is no local betting as yet on the
Fitz-Maher contest.
The Black Pearl and Charley Turner
meet Friday night.
Sullivan has not been heard from for
q week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25

Baggage checked through 20 destlpsiion Of
tickets
W. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent.
Parkersburg. W. Va.
A. ]. BASDY. Assistant. General Passenger
Agent PafksfsburD, W. Va
J. q. ToMLISSOS, Pssssngsf Agent wheel
Ing w Va
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A CnInre,l Pnr Wins.

SAN Francisco, February 24.-The
Turner-Johnson fight at the PaStime
Club last night was stopped by the
police in the fifteenth round. Turner
had the best Of it all through and fear
fully punished Johnson. The referee
gave a decision in favor OF Turner.
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The Grip Raging in Alabama.

ala grippe is raging here, and / find
CAamberlsin's Cough Remedy to be a
certain cure for it," says w. G. Johns,
OF Trimble, Cullmsn county, Ala. Mr..
Johns ordered supply of the Remedy
to be shipped by express as quickly as
possible. There is no question but this
Remedy is OF great value in the treat
ment Of the grip, especially on account
of its counteracting any tendency OF
the disease towards pneumonia. 1t is
also prompt and certain cure for the
cough which usually follows an attack
of the grip. IS and so cent bottles for
sale by druggists.
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The Metal Market.

The hetai market'
NRw York, February 24.-Pig iron.
dull: American sl5 75al7 20. Copper, quiet;
lake $40 65 Lead, quiet; domestic e. 20.
Tin, dull; straits $lg 90.
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ianae8d
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY

Few. Fast Flying virsinisn)
vestlbuls Limited. solid, with Dining Car, be
,r,en New York, Washington and Cincinnati
Vc,tibule Sleeper between Warrington and
I.ouisyIlle and Old Point and Cincinnati. Seized
ME In Effect r. b,Bary .. lS9! CENTRAL STAND
Ard THE; West OF Clifton Forge. EAsTERH
STANDARD TINE: East OF Clifton forge.
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~ Pennsylvania s.atlons
[VlYRnnSyIVdnia LINES.
" TraIns Run by Central Time.

rtrxEr Oyzrcss At PINsETLvlsii tIlIios %
WAITE IT FOOT o. ELCrgpEB 81 WILEY,
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LIVE STOCK.

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY. February %, 1872.
SwINE-The receipts Of hogs this week
are several thousand head in excess OF last
weeks numbers, nearly 1000 head more
than there were then. Values do not seri-
ously vary from those Of last week; The
market is not quite as active, but there Is
a fair trade reported. We quote the range
at exc per pound net; nearby hogs 81
a62Lc; fair 10 best westerns 64!a1c per
pound net; most sales of western at Ta7c
The receipts Of hogs this week numbered
1925 head.
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OHIo RIVER RAILROAD.

~ CENTRAL STANDARD Ttsr
Direct routs % Marietta, Pafksf.bufg, Point
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Pofumopth
and Cincinnati Also 20 Charleston, CLIFTON
Forge and stanton, Va, and JeUng'on snd
Louisville, Ny.
Time t,bls effective Decemb Der a. 1871.
sn.Nu Anallu nrnef.l kundaH
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tDaily except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
n. Is WElSGERDER.
Gen. Manager.
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w. 2. Ar nIYIRIoN.

For Pittsburg, 6:l0 And7 :3D a. m. and $40 ..
N. daily. and ii50 .. N. daily sIcspt sunday,
For Pi,tsburg snd the Es.i. clio > IN 0siiy.
re ~ Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25

From Pit,sburg, io:ioA N. daily. i2so , m.
except Sunday, S:bb and l0:S .. m. daily.
wssbington Accommodates, $50 o m. daily
except Sunday
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Dscsnbsr ls,A. issl. EIrLAsArtos 90 RKrss.
sScx MANS sDaily. fsaadAy s1ceptsds .Moa.
dsy stcspt~i. saturday sfcspt-ds fsendAy
only: fsstsrtay oaly. Eastern standard Tine
The morning call., 1892-06-19
CLUB NO.

Bounded By intersection OF the waters Of tbs
Pacific ocean and avenue, thence lalong the north
line OF b avenue to its intersection with Turk,
north line OF Turk TO Frederick, west side OK
Steiner west Side OF Steiner to Post south side OF
Post TO Pierce, west side OF Pierce 70 Bush, south
side of bush TO Scott, west side OF scott to
Sacramento, south side OF Sacramento 10 Central
Avenue, east side OF Central Avenue to California,
south side OF Cslt0rn TO the east line OF the City
Cemetery; thence northsrly In a direct line TO the
Pacific ocean, thence along the shore OF the Pacific
ocean in sOutherly and westerly direction 10 the
point OF beginning.
Comprising precincts g to IS, inclusive. Meet
ing-place, Hamilton Hail. south west corner GearY
and Steiner. Committeeman G. J. Allen.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

NLUb 7.
Bounded by the intersection or Broadway and
Kearny along west side OF Kearny to Filbert south
side OF Fllbert TO Powell, east side OF Powell 10
Union. south side OF Union to Lesvenw ORTIZ eass
side of LeavenwOTth TO Broadway, north side Of
Broadway 10 point OF beginaipg.
Comprising PreciEcts l. ., 2. 4, IL, IL, 13. IL.
Meeting place, Bersaglisri Hail. southwest corneP
Union and stockton. Committeeman, K. G. Myers
CLUB NO. =.
Bounded by intersection of Filbert and Kearny,
along west side of Kearny the waters OF the bay,
thence along the shore OF said bay in n northetiy
westerly direction to Leayeuworth, thence alonR
the east line or Leayenworth TO Union north Side
or Union to Powell. west side OF Powell to FIJI
bert. aud north side of Hilbert to point OF begin
ming.
Comprising Precincts 5. 6. 7, 8. 9. TO- 10 Is.
Meeting place, Secoad Ward Gu rooms. SW. cor.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
FoRTY.THIRp ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

Boun d ed by the intersection OF Mason and harA
ket along north side OF Market TO RearnY, west
side Of Kearny 10 Pine south side OF Pine 70 Stock
ton east side OF stockton to Bush south SIDE q
Bush 10 Mason, east side OF Mason 10 point Of Do
ginning.
Comprising Precincts TO 8, inclusive. Meeting
place, All Post street Committee man, ID. 5 Doru.
CLUB NO. 2
Bounded by the intersection OF ush aud Mason
north side OF Bush stockton, west side OF Stock
ton TO Pine Side OF Pine 10 Kearay, west side
of hearDy to Broadway, south side OF Broadway 70
Mason, east side OF Mason TO point OF beginning
Comprising Precincts 10 10, inclusive. Meeting
place. AIT Kearny street Committeeman, w. A
The morning call., 1892-06-19
FORTY. FIVTH ASsEMBLY nISTRICT.

CLUB No /.
Bounded by the intersection OF KearnY and
Market along north side OF Market to It's inersec-
ton OF East and bay, along said lins OF bay 10 ,
northwesterly direction to Pacific, south side OF
Hacihe TO SanSome, east side OF Sansome to wash
fngton, south side OF Washington TO Kearny, east
side OF earny to point OF beginning.
Comprising Precincts /. q g. 4, 5. 6, 8, 3. 10
Meeting place oid City Hail, room 3. Committee
man. r A. Pariser
CLUB NO. g
Bounded by the intersection of Washington ana
section with the seawall and bay thence along said
seawall and shore OF said bay in southeastern
direction 10 its intersection with East and water
front, the nee along said water front and East 10
southeasterly direction TO Pacinc orth side OF IA
cihc To Sansoms. west side OF SauSome TO MaShlng-
ton and north side OF Washington 70 point OF DO
ginning.
Comprising Precincts 7, IL. H. 49, Il, IS. Is. ~.
Meeting place, Sc. cor. Broadway and SahsVmS
Committeeman, d. 5. Weaver
As as the respective County ConmsseSS1Snp M
have called their respective meetings 80 Grant
be their duty to read the foregoing p Is re- i'm.
Eation TO the voters present, ana n'ant and acc.
medlately appoint temporary ~ $50 .ssnming
Rotary The temporary president, 9itstsiT appoins
charge OF the meeting, shall lnn'N'
the enrolment committee -, nroeure the roll
The County Committeeman can d. ~ one O.
books in advance at room 10, SOo - ~ the cam
the offiecs of Dorm & Dorm oS WV
paign committees - nOPN Chairman
The morning call., 1892-06-19
FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
CHR No

Bounded by the intersection OF Van Meas and
Sacramento, west side OF Van Ness to O'Farrell,
north side OF 0'Farfeil TO Steiner. side Of
steiner Post, north side Of Post 20 Pierce,
side OF Pierce to Bush north side OF Bush 70 Scott,
east side Of Scott 70 Sacramento south side Of Sac
rament0 10 pOint Of beginning including FarallOns
Islands.
Comprising Precincts TO 8. inclusive. Meeting,
place. Post aud Fillmore stS Committeeman, jesse
Marks
The morning call., 1892-06-19

Bounded By Intersection OF Turk street aud Van
Ness avenue. east side Of Van Ness avenue 20 Sac
rameutO street. south side OF Sacramento to Hyde
side OF Hyde 10 suffer south side OF Suffer to
Jones. west side or Jones TO Geary, north side OF
Geary to LsavenwO-th. west side OF LeaVsnworth
TO O'FarrelI, north side of O'FSrreH to HYDE west
side Of Hyde 20 Turk north side OF Turk to point Of
beginning.
Comprising Precincts g. g. TO- II, II, IL, IS, Is,
IT. Meeting place, Saratoga Hail, Gesry street.
between Larkin ana Hyde. Committeeman GeOrRs
IL Bryant,
The morning call., 1892-06-19
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CLUB no. 2.
Bounded by the intersection OF Buchanan
o'Farrell, west s. de Of Buchanan to Turk, .
THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

Bounded by intersection OF Van Ness avsaue
and MsrEet street north side Of Market TO its iu8
terSectiOn with Jones west side OF Jones 10 Geary
nth side OF Geary TO LesvenwOrth east side OF
wentworth TO O'Farrell south side OF O'Fsrreu
to 'yde east side OF Hyde to Turk, south side Of
tn 10 Van Ness avenue, east size Of Van Mesa
Ryen ie to point Of beginning
Co prisinE Precincts l, 2 3, 4 5. 8, 7. ID. Nest
ing lace, 100 Hayes street. corner Polk. Com
mis- eeman b. Bohman.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
q

Bounded by the intersection OF San Bruno road
and ST. Johns street, along east side OF St John
Venezuela, south side of Venzuela and Sixth to the
bay, sOutherly along bny TO south boundary OF the
city, along boundary to San Bruno road, northerly
along san Bruno road to poin OF beginning.
Comprising Precincts IL and Is. Meeting place,
eUe Illinois street Committeeman, Henry Cell
Iuss POtrero.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Bounded by the Intersection Of Market and Fifth.
along south side OF Market TO Seventh. east side OF
Seventh 70 Nat0ma north side OF katOma 70 Russ.
east side OF Russ TO Howard, north side OF Howard
20 Sixth, east side OF Sixth 10 Tehama. north side
OF Tehama to Filth. west side Of Fifth point or
beginning
Compr sing Precincts to 8. inclusive Meeting
place, Harriet 81. Committeeman O. II. Fanchsr.
CLUB NO. 2.
Bounded by the intersection OF Fifth and TIE
hama, along south side Of Tehama 10 Sixth west
eide OF Sixth % Howard, south side or Howard 10
Russ, Side Of Russ TO Natoma, south side Of
NatOma seventh, east side or seventh TO Bryant,
north side Of Bryant Fifth, west side of Filth to
point OF beginning
Comprising Precincts to l6 inclusive. Meeting
place, 9l3 Harrison ST.; committeeman. William
Ilara