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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
The ell.

The Pacific Fox Terrier Club will hold
very important meeting on the 22d inst at
Il Kearny street. The members are work
Ing hard to bring the handsome little fox
terriers into prominence on this coast and
their endeaVors are meeting with great sue
cess.
Jim Corbctt. the celebrated heavyweight
California pug who has got an important
business engagement to be attended TO next
month al New Orleans with Sir John SulIi-
van OF Boston, has been presented by Frank
Dole OF New York with bull-terrier puppv
by Hinks-Sta Right The puppy weighs as
pounds and has been named with great
eelat Prince Edgewood Jim.
The friends of Sullivan are now nlannina
TO present the champion kDocker-ont with a
bulldog whose face must be of the kind tha
stops clocks.
The Forest and Stream says that dog
shows and field trials are working the good
In California that they have already doue
In the East. and the ep0rtSmen of the Pa
cific Slope are making constant drafts on
the best blood that can be procured in East
ern kennels. X. J.. Gardner of Oakland,
Cal, received JIly Z from the Blue Ridge
kennels two young English settlers. dog
by Gath's Hope ex Tempest, she by
Count Noble ex Lit, and bitch by Gath's
the long journey in coed condition. l.. S.
Campbell, OF the Bay View kennels, will
have them In charge.
james Mortimer purchased In England,
from ID. Morlarity, the liver and white
pointer dog Glenbeigh by Grouse W Rita.
The dog Will be the property OF Henry
Huber OF this city, who commissioned Nor.
timer to make the purchase for him. Glen.
beigh has won honors on field and bench.
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TIE RIFLE.
Events for T0-DRy-Eall Festival of the
California Schustzen Club.

Events for To-DRy-Fan Festival of the
California schustzen Club.
The California Club, the Eintrscht Shoot
Ing Section and the GrUtli Rife Club will
hold their monthly medal competitions at
SchuetZen Park to-day.
The time has now arrived when the
veteran riflemen get out their reserve stock
of rifles and shells. They are all hard at
work getting things in order for the fall
shooting festival of the California Club.
The last shoot in the series of champion
ship contests under the ausp pieces of Captain
Siebe VIII take place on the last Sunday OF
October. This event Will decide mo is the
champion Tltirman among our National
GuaTdsmen. Each of the competitors will
then have fired 20Q shots under military
regulations.
The principal topic among rifemen at
present is the coming prize shoot of the
California SchuetZen Club. On the 21stand
ga OF this month the club will hold its au-
nual fall festival at its range in SchuetZen
Park. near San Rafael. AS all marksmen
are invited to participate IN this event the
interest manifested among riflemen is de-
eidedly lively, and nearly all who make rife
shooting pastme will be on hand TO cap
ture some of the many valuable prizes
which are offered.
There will be several new features intro
duced in the next contest. Among them
will lie changing the markers at the targets
at least four times during the day, aud al
lowing III competitors who make 90 points
on the point target to select either silver
medal OF cash for his reward.
The shooting will commence at 8 A. NJ on
Sunday, the 2Ist, and close at $50 p. NJ A
special boat viii leave Ttburon ferry at 40
A. NJ, SO that the sharpshooters can get an
early chance TO capture the elusive bulls
eye.
There will be point targets on which cash
prizes Tor given number eff points will be
distributed. On these targets 40 prizes for
best eenters will be given. Man targets
viii be provided and 40 cash prizes will be
distributed among the lucky competitors.
The wel[kcown honorary targets will be
run, aud about 100 priZes consisting of Jew
elry, silverYare and useful household uten-
sils, will be given for efficiency in marks
maDShip.
The interest Of the day will undoubtedly
center 10 the king target This is where
the crack shots Will assemble for competi-
ton and do their utmost to via the coveted
honor Of being crowned king Of the shooters
for the year 1892 The winner will receive
handsome diamond medal in addition to
cash prizes for his skill with The rife
On Monday, August p, the shooting Will
De continued on The honorary and man tar
gets. In addition there will also be pro-
Vfded target Of luck for the marksmen to
try their hand at. The shooting on the
mem beers target will take place on this day
aud all who belong to the club will have an
opportunity OF bearing away one of the
handsome prizes placed al their disposal
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COUR SING.
Young Dogs That Are Coming to the
Front-A Greyhound's Pluck.

Young Dogs That Are Coming to the
Front-A Greyhound's Pluck.
NJ. Tiernan's well-known bitch Catherine
Hayes, by Ben Ali out of Dougherty's Daisy,
has been bred to James T. Watson's Satur-
day Night. by Friday Night out # Mother
Demdlke. This union should produce a
grand stock OF grey hounds, for il is uuQues-
tiODably the pick OF both the imported and
what may be termed the native or Callfor-
MIA breed, and no better greyhound than
Catherine Hayes was ever slipped TO a hare
in this State.
J. Herbert Watson Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
has reared a splendid litter of seven pup
pies from his handsome bitch Dry Times.
These puppies are by the English dog Burn
ably, winner Of the English Waterloo cup
in 1888 besides many other OF the great
courslng contests of that country. Dry
Times will be remenl bered by many of the
coursing men who were at MERGED two years
ago.
Coursing men will, no doubt, be sorry to
hear of the death of DR.. Samuel Rodgers
OF this city, which sad event took place on
the ID inst. The doctor was a keen sports
man, thorough gentleman and a most
agreeable companion, and will most assur-
edly be missed by a large circle of friends.
The regular monthly meeting of the Occi-
dental Coursing Club takes place on Tues
day evening at its rooms, q kearny street
The hare killed by Chicopee Lass, winner
OF first prize at the Great Bend meeting last
year ia her final course. has been mounted
ana is in possession of NJ. RYAN, s5S How
ard street. The animal is much larger than
the general run of California lacks" found
on the famous coursing plains OF MERGED.
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Two CHUMS.
SKETCHES FROM LIFE.
Written for THE MORNING CALL.

1t was about O'clock In the morning
such cool, gray morning as only California
knows in early springtime. An hour or two
later the sun would be out, and its cheerful
rays would warm the air and brighten the
whole face of the country, but just then ii
was decidedly raw and cold. People in their
beds were pulling the blankets a little
closer about their ears and turning over for
the final delicious morning nap, thanking
their stars that it was not yet time to get
up. Early labOrers were beginning to
yawn and stretch little, rejecting that II
would soon be time to think Of rising. "The
first shift" OF the working world would
soon begin the days stir, hut Just then they
were only thinking about it in a drowsy
way. In the fields few early birds were
astlT, whistlng very family as though a
little afraid of disturbing the sleeping uni
verse. but anxious 10 secure breakfast of
the delicious young grain, just beginning TO
show its head above ground. Later they
would carry some to their young broods,
asleep in their nests. In the pasture a few
cattle were stalking about, a little stiff
from lying all night upon the ground.
and brood mares stood solemn guard
over their sleeping fOals. living prone,
not yet dreaming of awakening to their
daily task OF growing. The sheep on the
hlllsideS were not yet stirring. In an hour
or two the young lambs would be running
ABOUT IN run cry at the lntermlnaOle game
OF tag that seems To be their daily business;
but just then they were all asleep, as young
things should be at that hour Of the MORN
Ing. In the farmyards the young chicks
were beginning to cheep softly in answer to
Chandeliers shrill summons. but 1t
was still too cold and sunless for
them TO venture forth from the warm
darkness of their mothers breast and
wings. 1t would be time enough for that
when the sun had driven away the morn
ing mists that are so bad for young chicks.
Here and there helated coyote trotted
across the fields, anxious to reach the shelter
Of the hills before any one should be abroad.
They did not often get caught out so long
after daylight, but rabbits had been wary
that hight and hens had roasted high, and
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They Sat and Built Air Castles

Jimmie could see the great bruise on his
temple. Poor joe" he thought, IL s'pose
his head hurt" His hands shook az he
hitehed old Dick to the wagon. When his
task was completed he cal ed TO one of the
Portuguese children. Pm goln' ter walk
home, yer can &c on" and sejzing his
pail he ran after the crowd bound station
ward. He was late, however, and the train
was just starting as he reached the corner.
The brakeman as he swung himself aboard
waved hand at him-the train couldn't
wait for jntemll kid
But Jimmie was desperate, and, crashing
hnndrail, he attic mpted to sprjnp mon the
platform as he had seen others of the BOYS
90. Inc track IS hlgu Just there. however.
and he was small aud unused to trains. He
chung desperately for moment. dragged
from his feet. and then. before the trainman.
who had seen him jump, could reach him.
he fell beneath the wheels
They stopped the train then avian for a
jutemill kid. and lifted him ten,ierIv ter
ribly cut and bruised. He must have died
Instantly. they said The milLcbildren
gathered around. curiously, and Joe. hur-
lying up to see what had happened. looked
down INTO me dead lace of his little chum
as they bore Jimmie into nearby sbop He
went back to the car nearly dead himself
from the shock, and sat down ON
the steps. The conductor. hnrrvinq
back to start his train again. saw
MN. and SAID not unkindly, Get in
WI suus VIC We naQ dead bOY
enough this trip" but Joe did not stir. Inc
train get 10 motion and pulled slowly over
the long bridge. The tide was 10. aud
high. AS Joe looked down at it its soft
glitter looked strangely inviting. HS
friend was dead. dead. dead. dead - the
wheels seemed to say as they r,imblei over
the bridge. lie thought of the squalid beme
the train was bearing him 10. the
terrible round of work at the mill
without Jimmie. His aching head reeIed
stcadier and an older head might have
Gone so. as harder heart might have
broken under its weight of pain. They
were nearly over the bridge-be felt sick
and dizzy-peThaps he fell. No one saw
him. at all events. The conductor who
passed through the train ana iumped eff
that very platform at the Oak-street STA
tlon thought the boy had gone inside. His
father was "rampag!ng" again that night.
and the boy was scarcely missed.
They found his body In the mud when the
tide was out next day, but two deaths in a
week by the Seyenth-street local ara not p
great enough number to cause more than
passing comment and our humble Damon
ana Pythias passed from the stage of life
without any great stir being made. LEST
the uninitiaIed may deem this statement
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ley. You can say that IL Lawlor and his
partner are DESTROYS of trial with the
chalengers. the games must be played here
If consummated within six months, after
which time | will be at liberty to meet him
In Chicago-that is, provided my partner
does not in the interim take his departure
for New York, where he Intends to meet all
Corners.
good programme of games has been ar
ranged to-day by the manager of the San
Francisco ball court which should please
the most fastidious of Hibernian tastes.
James Wren and James Dillon Will be the
first pair of artists to enter the court. They
will play a court and court match against
Al Psnnoyer and Dave Farrell. Ri0rdan
and Jones will conclude their handball ar
gument In future handsome medals will
be given for games between first, second
and third class players. This move is un-
doubleday good one as it Will encourage
the PLAYERS TO train during the week days
for the Sunday games.
The lovers of the game who will attend
CondOn's court will alsClbe treated to-day to
a series OF fine plays.
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somewhat overdrawD, would saw that the
Oakland Iapers reported four persons killed
or hurt at the twenty third-a avenue station,
alone. last week, much to the incon venience
of druggist doing business near there, who
declared 1t difficult to tell whether he was
keeping drugstore or Morgue, owing to
the frequency with which victims of the
train were brought 10. A. f. X. Jimmie's
mother missed her boy sadly. for little Ted
was just trifie too young TO take his place.
But there are always plenty of children to
be had. and the two vacancies at the mills
were promptly filed. and the progress of
that great industry was in no way checked.
ADELINE f. KNAPP.
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CHICK II,
The Race for the Harrison Cup Ia Draw
Ing to Close


Ing to Close.
The California aud Pacific clubs will
meet to-day at Alameda, and il the Caifor-
MIA men have no better luck than they had
in their match Of last Sunday they may ex-
pect defeat for the first time in nearly two
years at the hands of the Pacifics. The lat
ter is a good all-round team, tut the
wretched way they are handled in the field
accounts for their numerous defeats. A. S.
Webster was accused for losing the match
with the Alamedas, but he was the only
man who played the bowling and carried
his bat and made nearly all the runs If he
had any one to stay with him different
tale would have been told. He Is the hes
all-round man in the California Club and
has won several matches by his steady and
careful plays. Last season the California
Club had everything its own way, but It
VIII have to hustle 10 keep in second place
this year. The Pacifes beat the Alamedas
this year, and on the strength of this per
formance they hope TO beat the CALIFORNIA;
The latter are. however, the favoritcs for
this match and hope to make up for their
wretched exhibition OF last Sunday, The
Pacific Club is scheduled to play three
more games with the California Club, but
they are too far behind to have any Chance
of winning the cup. The California Club
has secured the services of Mr.. Lewis, who
Is a good player and bowls very we'll with a
break from the off. The game to-day will
start at IL O'Clock sharp.
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Fall Festival of the California
SchuetZen Club.
Activity Among the Football and Cricket
Pisyers-Campsrs Return From Wooded
Resorts-Kennei, Coursing, Fishing.

Outdoor sports have begun TO show strong
signs of lite recently. and as a result foot
ball, cricket. turf and track athletics and
coursing are enjoying quite boom. The
Olympic Club is making great preparations
for its field day on the Goth inst. and also
the boxing tournament, which will be begun
on Thursday evening. The devotees of the
gun aud rod are enjoying their quiet pas
times at the trap and on lake and stream
The latest news will be found below.
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ROD AND REEL.
A Sportsman with Hearty Appetite.
Lake Fishing.

A sportsman WIN Hearty AppetItes
Lake Fishing.
With the exception of few late campers
who are at present breathing the sweet air
of country life in the Redwoods. tie lovers
OF outing have returned and are now
polishing their sun burned noses on the
mercantile grinding stones.
A few DAYS ago party Of rusticators, con-
sisting of William Cooney. John p West,
F. A. Drinkhouse, Joseph Regain and
Eugene Flanders. returned from a two
weeks vacation in MendOeino County.
The sportsmen camped on the margin
If the beautiful Garcia River, about
20 miles east Of Point Arena. Salmon fry,
which are enormously called trout, were
found very plentiful. and the lovers of fish
diet fared we'll indeed. Game was also
found plentiful, and in consequence of the
law, which says that deer Of either sex
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board OF Directors made on the 2Sth day OF june
1892 many shares of each parcel such stock as
may be necessary Will he sold public auction at
the fflce OF the company, room 70, Nevada BLOCK
500 Montgomery street. Francisco. Cal. on
TUESDAY, the 23d day OF August, 1892, at the
hour OF two ~ O'Clock P. OF said day. to paw
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale
CHAS. e ELLIOT, Secretary
ofce-Room 70, Nevada block, 3O9 Montgomery
street, san Francisco. Cal. au4 td
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES


}ELINQuENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
Mining company. Location OF principal place
OF business, san Francisco. Cal; location OF WORKS
Gold Hiil Gold Hill Mining District, Storey Couury
New. -O' O0oa'''
Notice.There are delinquent upon the following
uescrlb STOCK on account of assessment No al
IeVied on the eighteenth day OF June 1892 the sew
tive Shareholders. rs follows. - O'fNN-
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-UTAH CON.
solldstcd Comprehension OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. Cal. Location OF WORKS
virginia City. Storey County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descrl bed stock, on account or assessment No Is
levied on the seventh day OF Ju1e 1892 the several
amounts set opposite tue names OF the respective
EhArsnolQers as fOIlOWG.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAIL WAY:

COMMENCING SUNDAY PEIL2A 1894.
~ ana until further notice. boats and trains wifi
IeaVe rom and arrive at the San Francisco Passenr
ger Depot MaTket-street wharf, IS follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburors
Belvedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK DAYS-7;4O. 20, IL 30 A. II: 80 $3.50.
8 :00 500 p. N.
sUSD AoYsS-s;oo. $780, ll:oO a N; 1880. s:sa
From San Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. 7:55. $3.50. 80 A. NJ; l ,so.
3;4o, ;o5 p Nj. SATURDAY ONLY-An eItrs
BUNDAYS-S:IO, $40 ll:iO IN. 1.du s.An
500. 1926 P Y.
From Point Tfburon to San Franeisco.
WEEK DAYS-6;50. 20 1855, II :55 A. NJ: 2:Os
<;Oo, ;35 P. Il SATURDAYS ONLY-An ak.
ira trip at 6:55 p. N
sUNpAYs-s;36, 1905. 1885 A. NJ: 2:OS. 4:0s.
6:3U, go
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PosTPoNEMENT

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
Utah Consolidated Mining Company Is hereby
pos poued until THURSDAY, August IS, 1892. at
IL O'Clock noon, at the Office of the Company, Room
oS, Nevada Block 800 Montgomery street, San
Franctsco Cal. BY order OF the Board or Directors.
Y30 i'd A. Ii. FISH, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. = CONSOLE
- dated New York Mining Company. Location
OF principal place of business San Francisco Cal
Location OF works, Gold Hin, Storey County New
Hotice-Ih re Is delinquent upon the following
levied on the 2Sth day OF June. 1922 the several
am untS set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law aud an order from
the board OF directors MADE on the It'll day OF
June, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary will be sold &C public
auction at the ONCE of the company, room SO,
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. FRIDAY, the 29th day OF july
1892, at the hour of o'clock p. NJ, OF said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
A. Ii. FISH, Secretary.
oniee-Room 5e, Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street, San Frsncisco, California.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ca.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at NOON the stu. E-s
18th and 18th Of each month calling at @ss5esss
various ports OF NJ exico aud Central America
Through line saiiings-August ., IS. CITY of New
YORK; Au- ust 10. IS san Bias; august 20. SIS City
Sydney.
WAY LINE To MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
hON1H. calling at Mazatian. san Bias Manzaniilo
Aeapnleo Port Angel, Sauna Cruz. TonsIa san
bentto, oeos, Champertco san Jose de GuateaalA
Aesiutia, La Libertad. La Union. Amapaia CorI.sa
saI Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
way line saiiing-AuguSt IS. at II O'Clock noon
IS. Acapulco
Wben the regular SAILING dats falls on Suadly.
STEAMERS Will be dispatched tina following Monday.
-, AN - CHINA l. Ne
FOR 1OkoHAMA ASO HONG KOS9
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai aud at HOng-k0 for East IndisL
Straits etc;
feru new 1890. I thursday August L. at
cry OF Aio dc Janeiro Saturday, Aug. II, at sG
emma tN Houpi .uB-. TueSd ~ ~e { ~, ) P NJ
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama aud return ~ ,.
cuoed rates
Tor Freight or Passage apply at the o11ca corasr
First and Brannan streets
Branch Uftce-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent
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And In accordance with law aud an order from
the bo1rd OF directors. made the 18th day OF
June, 1892 SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the auction house or 3. r. Mdd eton
& Co.. 80 Montgomery street, San Francisco Cali
I0rnla. on TUESDAY, the 18th day of August,
1892, AT the hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said dag, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising ana expenses OF sale.
L. OS BORN, Secretary.
or1ce-Room 33. Nevada block 3O9 Montgomery
street san Franc SEQ. California tv3O I'd
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JUSTICE MINING COMPANY-LoCATIoN OF
% principal place OF business San Francisco Cal
location OF works Gold HIN Mining District STOREY
County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a m Getting OF the
board o! directors held ON the 26th day OF July
1892, an assessment no. SD OF ten flOl cents per
levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poraton, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, 10 the secretary at the ONCE o. tho com.
psny, 4lS California St, room 3. san FranciScO Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tho 3lst day OF August 1892 will
he delinquent aad Advertised for sale at public suc-
tion and, unless payment Is made before will DO
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day OF september 1897
10 pay the delinquent assessment to sether with inc
cost OF advertising and expenses or sale BY order
OF the board OF directors.
K =. KELLY, Secretary.
Omce-4l9 California ST. room 3, San Francisco
Cal iy97 "a
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COMPRGNie GENERALS
IRA ALTA TIQUE
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), az NORTH s.a
~ River foot OF Morton sc. Travellers by S6SIsxS
ills line avoid both transit by English railway All
The discomfort OF crossing the channel tn a small
boat
IA BOURGOaNE Capt Leboeuf ,...
SATURDAY., a u 18th, u: 80 Az
la CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boyer ..,.....,,...
.........,......... Saturday, Aug. both 800 Az
LA bRETAGNE- Capt. Collier.
Saturday. ust tn. 500 AN
LA TOuR AINE. Capt Frangeul. ..,..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, - a. 400 A T.
- For further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent,
No 8 Bowling Green, New orR.
y. FUGAzI CO., Agents. Montgomery ave.
San Francisco
bIareh Office. 10 Montgomery street. mr2Us,