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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

Mr.. BlanAs View .. 10 the silver ssssssss.
IN The Hous~.

MT s'se'~ wv - 70 t0e rtINeF otoorsO8
In The House.
Mr.. Bland. in discussing the silver Situation
this morning. said; Ia u impossible for me -
say what the chances are Of getting vote on
the silver bill Nor DO knew what course the
Speaker and his immediate sdvissrs desire 10
take Much depends upon that In my twenty
yearscf CongressI have never seen the time when
the Speaker OF the House. whether republican
or democrat. . Yuld not bring 10 his support .
majority OF his party 10 carry out his policiea
Hence take IL for granted that everything
depends upon the attitude o. the Speaker and
his immediate advisers
II am poverless in the matter. and The
House Is powerlcss 10 do anything without .
teport from TIE committee rules. IL the
committee refuse TO report a rule TO take the
on mp nothing can be done with the bill. The
responsibility rests with the rules committee.
III the committee do not desire
TO report a rule 30 prevent flibustering they
can nj least report a rule to take the bull up In
The ordinary way and proceed with Il from day
10 day tail vote is reached or till filibusterine
becomes disgusting even TO the opponents q
the bill"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

This morning Deputy Joyce arrested Law
renee N. Cox on search warrant issued under
a requisltion Of Gov. Tillman Of South Caro-
lima and he was taken to the court house.
The papers presented by w. P. Cole,
sheriff of Darlington county, a. agent Of
the state include copy of the complaint
charging Cox with obtaining money and chat
tells under false pretenses and swindline and
selling property under mortgage without giving
notice Of the same"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

BosroS, March 3o.-At o'clock this morn
ing fire started in the engine room of Clark's
Hotel, Washington street. and quickly
spread through the lower floors. Some
OF the guests jumped from the third
floor. being too bewildered to use
the fire escape ropes Three men were
badly hurt One OF them, Z. W. Perry of lie.
omingstou, Mass, is at the hospital, and T. W.
Southbridge OF Cambridge is probably fatally
injured The property loss 10 estimated at
from SO, 900 to $4,000.
The other man injured was Mr.. Stockwell
of Laconia, N. H., one Of his legs having been
broken. There were about fifty guests in the
hotel, among them the members Of the ''Shen-
andoah" company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
Srnrsa NOVELTIES In RIBBONS.

The present 10 the handsomest line OF
Ribbons We have ever shown. The
various effects embrace Nachre. IL
Illuminated MORE Ribbon, Shaded MORE
Ribbons, Plain Moire Ribbons. Satin
Stripe Moire Ribbons. Polka Dot More
Ribbons, Doubie-iacsd Satin. Velvet,
6ros Grain, Fable, &c.
As 9 special bargain We offer No. 4
finch All-silk Fsille Ribbon III new
spring shades. regular price 3!c-. at the
low price of DC. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

while the Gensvai Market Improved ths Coal
Stocks Were Weak.

Stocks Were weak
NEw YoRx, March S0.-Ths stock market
opened active. First prices were 3Sak Per
cent lower, but there was . general improve
ment from FIRST sales. though the advances
we're confined to small fractions as
rule While the general market
improved slowly the coalers were
weak. Jersey Central fell per cent to 1861
and Delaware and Hudson sold below lao. At
IL o'clock the market was unsettled and fairly
active. St. Paul declined u. Manhattan ~
A portion OF this loss was afterward recovered
The market at noon was quiet and steady at
small fractions above first prices. Sales to
noon ICE, coo shares.
Money on call easy at l5<a2 per cent Ex-
change steady; posted rates, 4S7a4s9; actusl
rates. 4sS>Sa4s6 for GO days and 4s7ss<a48s for
demand. Governments dull: currency &C. 100
bid; IL. coupon, 1l7A bid; extended q, regis
tered, 100 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

VIII open MONDAY. April 4. at Oak Crest Prince
George's county. Nd. sixteen miles from Washington
and tw, MY four miles from Ba timore the Wash
inYton Branch Of tile Baltimore and ONO railroad.
The virtue of this treatment Is recognized all
the civilized world 60 900 persons who have been
treated giving Testimony ss to the efficacy and per-
uianency Of the cures e6ested.
lie treatment At Oak Crest Institute will be identi
cal with that used in Dwight ILL., and the other Keeley
Institutes in the different states. Dr. Keeley's
habits Is too well known 10 be regarded expert
ment. The Kelley treatment has never been used Ia
the District OF Coumbia and state of Maryland. In
formation will be ceer:ully given, well the names
OF parties who have taken and been cured by the
keeey Doutde Chloride of Gold treatment Dwight,
Ill. and other Kelley Institutes
The public il warned against the imitators who
sprning up all sides. going far tell
would be patients that they in possession DIR.
keeey's formula. and are using his remedy. Such
statements false in every particular.
Oak Crest il very easy Of access there being twenty
six trains Passing daily between Washington aud Bal
tno-e stopping Of this point. An lent hotel only
two minutes walk from the station, offers
venence Tor the of patients. with
reasonable charges Postal. telegraph. and express
facilities have been provided and everything possible
will De done to make the 0uru of the patients here
pleasant possible. maffon will be in Attendance
for lady patients. who can be accommodated IN
hotel. or in attractive homes conveniently near.
Dr. John A. Tonner OF New York wall De IN charge of
the medical department aud James I. Harbin of WASH
ingtoa, D. &. is To he general manager.
Of treatment. board, &C. address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

W. I. Bushnell, owner and editor of ths
Dakota Fa'p'o', published at Huron, s. D..
will it is said, shortly be appointed statistical
agent OF tho Agricultural Department Tia
South Dakota congressional delegation agreed
upon Mr.. Bushnell as the man for the place.
The appointment will be made immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
Dosr Hrsrrarr.

Soa know the saa saying. ''Hs vbe heu1s.eo =
ioss" II certainly spplsss With sss.s sosss ~ ssos
thinsA
when you knew you rixht doaS hsaoste soay
Il; Whom you knsw Whist you wxnt doss hsrlnass -
dsapAnd u.
whsa ysuso 10 bug bostas a cAnrxnY LIrTLB
LIVER FILLS DOM bssissss 30 yvs vsns ''c-A-nr
TEAS" don't herstate that yse - ssc-ASn-
T-E-R--s" ana dsor hesitate 10 rsfuss saysllns
odsssd 10 you - ''ssmsss 'c-A-R-T-E-E--g-G s.yuo
asssod . 'c.A-n-T-k-h'-s.'" Th<1S = usohins -
rood - ''c-A-n-T-E-A--s" T,ssynsvs~ "a
Dous hesitate 10 ~ - vhsa fnzantioss q 80
sss oasssd 10 you-
poar hssifsts 10 demand IN sssuias cAnxxBo
LITTLE Liver PILLS.
A POSITIVE cURE ron ucx HEADAcnx
Small Pm. anau Do. onau naA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

The President to Go Duck Shooting
1t is probable that President Harrison will
leave Washington this evening with ex-senator
Sewail of New Jersey for few days duck
shooting at Benjies. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
Knocked Down by . Beer Wagon,

Knocked Down by . Beer Wagon.
Shortly before 8 O'Clock this afternoon an
aged white woman named Mrs. E. A. Nixon,
while crossing Pennsylvania avenue at 9th
street with her arms full of bundles, was
struck by q beer wagon and Knocked down.
narrowly escaping death. She received
severe shock and after being conveyed into
Scheller Stevens' drug store, where she was
kindly cared for, was sent to her home, II Cd
street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
@. A. r. ENCAMPsIENT.

Meeting Of the Executive Committee Last
Nieht-Rsports Received.
meeting of the executive committee Of the
Grand Army encampment was held last even
ing. Reports we're received from the various
committees and the progress made in the work
Of preparation was passed in review. Gen.
Boynton banded in his appointnents
of members Of the pres committee
and they we're confirmed. This counties is
az follows: H. Y. Boyntou, chairman; r. W.
Sylvester, Scott W. Bone. II. I. West Rudolph
Kauffmanr, Geo. 81. Harries. 3. P. Goodwin, y.
Perry Povers John AcEiroy Gen. Duncan y
DARBY, Louis Bchade, T. waldecker, Werner
Koch, D. R Mckee, p. v. De Graw, G. A.
Boynton, Id. Sale and The corps Of Wsshiug.
ton correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

In the house Of commons in reply to .
question by Mr.. John u. Redmond Oar
nellite), the home secretary denied that the
ex-inspector of the Birmingham police, who
was the chief witness at the trial OF DAILY aud
Egan, had hbsc GUIDED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

How ABOUT THE PRUDENCE of allowing q couch
10 run ON, rasping the pulmonary and bronchial
organs, when that approved and speedy remedy,
Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant. can lie obtained from
any apOthecsTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

TIE Brsr
Remedy for colds, coughs and the common disorders
Of the throat and iunss Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL is ni
VERBALLY recommended by the profession. II brests
up the phlesm. soethss Inflammation, aiIays painful
symptoms ana induces rspose In bronchitis and
pneumonia. IT Affords speedy relief and il unrvaIsd -
sprompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are 30 liable.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has had wonderful effect
in curing my brothers. children of severe and dan
ssrous cold 1t was truly astonishing how speedily
they found rslef and we're cured after taking this
Preparation. Miss Annette N. Moen, Fountain.
Mimi
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Masa
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
NV Srn1xa Goops.

Nxw SpR1xa Goops.
Special opening Of Spring Novelties In Wool Dress
Fabrics IN ali the new effects.
Scotch Cheviots Homespuns. Cameis Hair, Bedford
Cords Seexes, Wool ChsIiiss, China and India siiks
Black Wool Dress Goods In ali the new Weaves
WASH GOODS.
Koechlin Trsere's French Orxandiss.
Andsreon's scotch GinghamA
Preach Zephyr Ginghams.
Printed Muils Printed Pougeoa.
White Goods In great variety.
LINlN GOODS er
Linen sheetings and Pillow Linens. all widthA
asuastisched Linen SHEETS sud Pillow Casee.
Table Dapasks. al Erade4 -
John =, 4reyn = Sons Damask Table C1oshAs al
s3Ess. with Napktne to nIstch-
french ma Scotch Hnck Towslins.
Hussis and DAxnsly Crashes.
HAkDxf nCHIEFs
Ladiss' Emhro1dexsA 0sass Lspsn HaAdkssehises.
tediss' spd Cent? B. !. hsndksrchss1a
s sss IS 1sS Az IS Siass Hoe.
=. \ MAIL1.
s1ocees - Hooe. DSo b Co.,
nh5-a.v.t3n 13S0 q:
A SHos11TSsA,, sss5s3S ssoYlS TYP ,5A 's.
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SPECIAL BAReArs In WA1ER-rRoors

Prepare yourself for the coming April
showers. Tomorrow wo shall oner
Ladies'Water-proof Gossainers in Breton
and Peasant shapes. all sizes Regular
prices. sl.75 and s1.od Tomorrow
81. As each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

Range of the 1hersncsnessr.
The following were the readings at the oGscs
ofthe weather bureau today: An. 50. ap.m.,
40; maximum. 40; minimum, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
More ABour Spnrse MILLINEnY.

Nothing rounds UP the tour ensembe
Of wousn's raiment more than be-
coming and picturesque bonnet. There
10 nothing on the face Of the earth
that Can make or mar a good face so
much ~ An III or well chosen hat.
Some recognize this fact. and Others.
much to their disadvantage. do not.
The mirror OF the soul is in the eyes. the
expression OF the face and the shape Of
the hat. 1t is AN injustice to yourself
not to bring out these features. But for
continued beauty there must he nov
city," or else the effect is lost Every
year some new source of nature II drawn
upon to supply the demand for freshness
and variety. This year the rich sheaves
Of golden grain pour forth their treas
ures for woinan's chief sdorBment. We
invite you to examine our bewitcbing
variety of charming and perfectly re-
cherehs hcadgesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

Mr.. Ordway's Statement In Behalf Of the
Market Company.

WHAT n Has DONE AND THr RxvxSux TIE DIS
fRrcr has DERIVED PROPOSITION 10 xRrcT
TIE NECESSARY BUILDINGS AND cnAaeE oxLr
NOMINAL RENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TIE following the opening and closine prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by epecial
wire 10 Corson and Marartney ! AlO Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
HE Oh SAVING

= ne OLD SAflN9
That Consumption can be cured II taken IN time
was poor comfort. 1t seemed to invite trial but to
anticipate failure. Thsothsr one. not 90 DID, 'con-
sumption can be cured, is considered by many false
Both true and not true; the first is prudent-one
cannot beRin too early.
The means is careful living SCOTS EMULSION
OF Cod Liver OH Is sometimes an important part Of
that
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9Th ave..
New York.
Your druggist tesps SCOTS EMULSION of Cod
Liver on-ali druggists everywhere do u.
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E T; s. ! ! III
WIN WIN 4 EE Ess S'S HILL f. f.
EkH "A kk SooS I I Exs :
SPECIAL BARGAIN In H AspKrRoH1Ess

We shall place On sale tomorrow morn
ing 107 dozen Ladies' White Hem
stitched handkerchief, embroidered
patterns in four corners. variety Of do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30

Judge Grain was eighty-seven years old. He
was born in Charles county. Md, i'll 1906. He
was ex-judge of the circuit court Of the first
judicial district of Maryland and an ex-mem-
Der of the court of appeals OF Maryland. He
had also been member of the state legislature.
Judge Grain was for many years prominent in
Maryland politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
A wELL-KNOwN MAEYLANDER GONE.

Death of Judge Grain, tho Oldest Judge In the
State.
BALTIMORE, March 9O.-Judge Peter Wood
Grain, Marylands Oldest judge. died at ten
minutes before IL o'clock today ut the Howard
House, where he has lived for the past three
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-30
DoSr FORGET The GLOVES.

Remembcr. We are Offering our regular
Sl.l0 s-button Suede Mousquetairs
Gloves in rich new spring shades at 81
Fer pair from now until Lxster.
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Sc E,c1

Not more than . half dozen 10 each
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3: ~ ~
The morning call., 1892-11-19
RAPHAELS' NEW PURCHASE
The kearny-Street Firm Buys Out
the Syndicate.

Raphael & Co. has repurchased the SYM
dictate Clothing establishment at Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, and will
transfer the stock to the mammoth clothing
house on Kearny street.
About one year ago Raphael sold the
Montgomery-street store to the syndicate
after running the business successfully for
o period of five years.
For some reason the business under the
control of the syndicate did not flourish as
II did when the Raphaels were in charge.
The stand was good one. and has been so
since the early days when Johnnje MartIn
conducted the fashionable clothing emnorinm
of San Francisco on that corner. The en-
terprsing Raphaels did well there. but the
syndicate was compelled to give up.
In an interview with Mr.. Livingston. its
secretary, he said the reason for its giving
up is that There was dissension among the
members of the firm. the majority of whom
reside in the East they trying to make the
establishment exclusive and not listening 10
my advice TO have popular prices.
Seeing that there was no possible chance
TO make success with exclusively fins
goods they decided to retire from the civ
altogether. They offered their stock To sew
eral people in town, but none of them an
peared to be able TO handle their goods. and
ston. that we could not entertain their
propositions. We at last appealed 10 the
Raphaels. and they appreciated our stock
sufficiently to offer US 90 cents on the dollar.
while not eager TO sacrifice these goods.
the eagerness of the members of the firm to
wind up their business on this coast has
caused us TO accept the same. Now Won
have the whole sum and substance of the
reason why We are giving up our business
on the coast"
The syndicate was composed exclusively
Oh young men who were formerly clerks Of
q large establishment in Nav York Civ
Upon their seeing that they could not make
their business success on this coast. thew
all retired and left their secretary, Mr.. Liy-
ingston, In chargs.
The morning call., 1892-11-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was a very lively in stock circles
and prices showed some brisk fluctuations under
heavy sales News received from the front state d
that the ore found in the raise from the IlOOfoot
level OF Potosi was considerably broken. A few OF
the punches sssayed nearly $40. but the remainder
was OF a much lower grade The In the cross
cuts OF ophir still continues OF fair grade and is
likely to make into something better despite other
the finding OF rich Groupings In the Hae Nor
cross tunnel, up back of street. This portion OF
the mine Is being worked by contract. aud the re-
ported discovery is not expected to cut any figure
In the market, Al last accounts Messrs Flood aud
nesser were 10 Boston. and were expected to
On the early call prices declined und der the heavy
sales OF Joe Marks ophir broke to ~ so, Mexican
81 20, Curry tl, Best & Beicher 81 S. Con Cal
a. Va. 81 90, Sierra Nevada 81 80. and Union 81 IS
In tie middle stocks POtosi forced 10 81 rs
Soreross 81 IS Saiop SOC sG ana At sse
81 40. The Gold Hill stocks showed 70 particular
chsnge over the close of the previous evening and
telcher sold 81 81 IS. Challenge Soc Crown Point
n 10, overman zoe, Seq. BeIeher 35c. and
After the call the market turn.d. Prices al
yanced rapidly and large blocks OF stocks changed
bands keleher jumped mp to 81 20 under sales OF
shares; chollar 95cgSl TO- $500 shares ana ophir
81 sOg3 10. 1850 shares The BALANCE OF the mar
cline az the noon recess.
on the 80 N. call further decline took place
dun.
NOTES.
silver was weaker yesterday selling at si1sc In
New York and SS5sd In London.
Only two men are now employed at the Eureka
mill The small annex Is running on slime
news; The Carson River Is steadily increasing In
volume. but the Morgan and Vivian mills are the
only two that are running TO a full capacity.
Indian Creek. gold bearing region twenty miles
cut OF Loyelock, is liable 10 attract considerable
attention In the spring from mining men.
Assessments Pending.
The following Is list of assess ents pending:
The morning call., 1892-11-19

lie FOR softsheI and IDOL &c for paper-shel; new
softshel Almonds, 1.e1l3c z 10 hardshell do 6t17e
2 10; paper-sbeli. l4(115c: Chile walnuts. 5000;
Peanuts 312@4c for domestic; Hickory Nuts. 10
Sc: Pecans. S@l0c q ID for small and ld@l6c for
large; Filberts 10c; Brazil Nuts, S12@9c; Cocoa
nuts. $3tG5 so y 100.
VEGETABLES = Trade is quiet. Lima Beans
2@4e = N: 6reen Peppers. So@7sc p boz
Plant. 6a@75c p box; Cucambers. 6o@75e;
Tomatoes. lo@iOe q box: MarrowIst squash
$597 = ton; Cabbage, 75c 2 ctl: Feed Carrots. 4OG
45c; Turnips. Toe: Beets. 76c: Parsnips. 81 20:
PROyISfoNS-No change in any description.
Eastern Bacon is quotable at l2G15c ID Cali
fornia smoked Bacon. l29 l212c p 10 for heavy
and medium. 100 31ac for light and 149l41ae for
California Hams. 139l4c; Lard. tIerces. Eastern,
all kinds. S1.@lO1Ae; pals. 10@12c; California,
tierees. S@s12c: hatf-bbls, 914@91ac; tias. Toe:
pals, lob, l0ize; do, 5-D, i034e; Mess Beef,
GSl0 so; clear Pork, $40 5o@20; extra prime. s14
p Dbl: extra clear. S20Sr20 SO: mess. $l7@lS q
bbl; Smoked Beef, l012@11c 10.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged at 1S@2Ie q ID for
fair to choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Beavy ssited steers. 73lc
2 n: medium, 6@612c p 10; light Aye - ID;
Cowhides, 4G4Iac; saited Kip 4e: salted
Calf, &c; dry Hides, usual selection. &c; dry KipS
&C; dry Calf, &c; prime Goatskins, 3u150c each;
Kids. So Toe: Deerskins. good summer. 3712c: me-
sheariings. 10@25c: short wool, 40970c: medium,
100000; long wool, 90c0Ssl 40 each. Cults OF all
kinds about 1s less.
TALLow-So. / rendered, 41z@41ac; Refined.
SIC: Grease. 314931ac 2 ID.
WooL-faII clips are quoted follows: Hum
boldt and Mendocino, l4@l6c q 10; Northern free.
129l3c g %; do. defective. 10Gl1c q 10; free
Mountain, 94l2c q 10; San Joaquin and Southern.
Eastern Oregon. 13@l7c; Valley oregon. ls@21c
q 10.
The morning call., 1892-11-19
GIANT AND PIGr1Y.
How an Unequal Fight for Privileges
Is Progressing.

DR.. Robinson Is fighting a single-handed
fight with his heavy antagonist, the Southern
Pacific Company. for stop-oVer privileges at
Oakland on a trip from this city to Ala
media. The doctor is thought to have
winning case and even the railroad COM
pany's staff of lawyers is forced to extra
ordinary efforts TO find any defense.
Yesterday the case was on argument in
Judge Hunts court and Attorney Baker
for the defense tried to make point that
Oakland was not an intermediate station
between this city and Alameda, since the
ferry was not a railroad and therefore the
company's road commenced at Oakland.
Another argument" was ad misericOr-
diam, having reference to the fact that by
the terms of its franchise the company can
not charge fares in Oakland:
Gould it be imagined possible" said the
railroad attorney, his professional roar as
suming the plaintive tones of q love-sick
dove, could the Legislature have intended
to tax a gratuitous servant?"
The impression desired TO be created
seemed to be that the Southern Pacific Com
pany runs its cars simply from feeling Of
benevolence and should not be expected to
grant the privileges provided by law
Yet, strange to say, the audience in the
courtroom smiled and the attorney thought
it better to abandon the argumentative
| dove stop for the lion diapason once more.
No immediate decision is expected in the
| case as briefs are to be submitted by both
| the heavy and feather weight champions
against and for the peoples rights,
The morning call., 1892-11-19

n
4 yCare:D Dennin b yGrt ~ ~
The morning call., 1892-11-19

Dividen0s Declared
The morning call., 1892-11-19
Gaelic Football.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the EN-
met Football Club was held Thursday
evening at the Knights Of the Red Branch
Hall.
Frank J. O'Keefe, the secretary. reported
that he had sent, through the executive
committee. challenge to the ParneIl Club
to play its first team on Sunday. the 10Th
inst, at Golden Gate Park, and an answer
was received which stated that owing to the
fact Of some Of the best players being alb
sent 1t could not possibly arrange a game
for that day.
The Emmsts expect to measure kicks
with their opponents on the afternoon of
the 27th inst
The second team Of the Emmets will play
the first team of the same club tomorrow
afternoon at Golden Gate Park.
The executive committee 10 arranging for
grand football match between the Emmets
and Captain Tobin's Giants of Port Costa,
to be played in Golden Gate Park on
THANKSGIVING day