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San Francisco ,1ea. Marx,t.

wholesale rates from slsughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality Sac, second quality. 4Haq
bc third do, 31z034c.
vEAL-Large. b96c; small Calves es7c; Dairy
Calves, S0812c p u.
MUTTON zwethers. e1as7c . n; Ewes 6GslAc
LAMB-7Ia@S1sc n.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 47s95c p n for heavy and
medium granted. small Tat Hogs 41sG15c; stock
Aogs. AAac; dressed do. 7LhQSc q D.
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The Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IL
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, compared with
10 Tor the previ, week and ~ for the correspond
ing week OF 1891
The failures fer the past week are divided among
the trades follows; ! boot and shoe. publisher.
l grocer / dairyman, l saloon, l sbingle-miiI. l
second hand goods. millinery. hotel, sawmil
I blacksmith
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - INDEPEND-
~ ence Mining Company. Location OF principal
riEcv o. business, san Francisco, Cal Location Oh
works, Tuscsrora EikO County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment No II.
levied the 18th dag of August, 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re5pectlve
shareholders, as follows:
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Family Retail Market.

Butter has gone up sharply. having suddenly be-
come scarce. Cheese and Eggs are unchanged
Three cars OF Eastern Poultry have arrived since
Thursday morning and the market is well supplied:
The Game season has opened. but nine-tentns OF
the Quail and Ducks that come III are spoiled.
Salmon is again in season.
Fruits and Vegetables are unchanged.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
rrfaa ligt.
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RuiIders, Contracts.

Mary Fitzgerald with Arthur & Lafayette, to build
on w line of Bryant street, 20 OF Butte, N "a 6x
u.s. Sl47O.
Mrs. j. Is. Jardine with II. r. Schumacher, to
build on lot on line OF Noe street, 205 - OF
Ridley. 2bxll5: S3235
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nl,a ssnr IF twenty fourth and Bartlett
Streets for $4,000 to the San Francisco
Savings Union at 7 per cent per annum. for
tba nnrpose of completing church build
inc IN Eleventh street.
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MORNING SALES
Board.25 Water, 100la; II Gas,,on, ~.
90 Cai Electric Light, 1914; Pacific Gas Inn,
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l00 Water 1UOsl 20 First N,,,ona,
Bank ls2; 20 Pacific Gas Imp slih. tx y ~ Gas
light. 72!A Is do. 72Ia: $1,000 az tcorn m.s
BONDS, ll4Ha; 200 Cal Electric Light 9asS Pm
HAWAIIAN commercial, Csc: 30 Omnibus Cable All
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the Board or Directors, made on the 18th day OF
August. 1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public
auction at the ONCE or the company, $40 Pine
st. rooms l5 ana IT. San Francisco Cal ON
Thursday, the 18th day of October 1892 &C the
hour OF O'Clock P N. OF said day. 70 pay said de.
haQuenI assessment thereon together with costs or
w. PEW, Secretary
once $40 Pine ST., rooms Is snc II. San
franciseo, Cat. .ab2 "A
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at IS I'd. Cargoes higher at 33s for on coast
33, Cd Tor Just shipped and 33s Sd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LIVERPOOL quotations for NO. Red winter;
October ga Id: November. Is 212d; December,
6s 3s4d; January, Us 41ad: February, os lad
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct. 7.-Consols. 81 SIG; Silver, S81Ad;
Rentes y9f zoe.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

A new iron bridge over the Fars,r 8,
StIathglass, Inverness, lately collap.aaas
through cart of about one ton going owe,
u. The rivets were cut as clean as razor
would slice potato.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. 2.
suMxARY OF THE NARKEra

FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. 2.
SUMMARY OF THE NARKEra
Silver higher.
Wheat rising.
Superhno Flour advanced
Barley futures better.
Oats steady.
Yellow Corn lower and white higher.
Rye advancing.
Beans unchanged.
Choice Hay firm
Potatoes and Onions In good supply,
Butter excited aud higher
Ranch eggs doing better.
Two cars Eastern Poultry In.
Game in good order.
Vino Grapes nrmer
Dried Fruit dull
Hops firm.
Rice unchanged.
English Wheat Market.
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In France there are clubs composed en-
servants who can neither speak nor hear.
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-C sALLENGF
~ Consolidated Mining Company. location OF
principal place of business san rtancisco, Ca.
Location of works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upsn the folIowag
described stock. on account Of assessment No,i IL,
levied the Gath day OF August 1892, the sev raj
amounts set opposite the names OF the Respective
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Oct. Wheat was In better demand,
and opened at Jsc up; advanced 14c more on dry
weather in the winter wheat belt, higher cables and
large exports: declined "a full offerings rallied
"a on good buying ana closed firm. Receipts.
460 900 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels
Rye-5512c Barley-60c.
CHICAGO. Oct 7.-Wheat-Cash. 74Mc. Corn
44c Pork-sll 30. Lard-S8 As KiDs-$l0 40
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct THE general market was not
SO active as OF late Industrials showing inc hoss
animation and Chicago Gas and General Electric
reaching tho highest point ever scored-the FORMER
1854 and the latter 11s7swhile Distiiefs reacnea
6O14 The close was quiet and weak for haiLIoaus'
Industrlals were strong. Governments suons
Petroleum-United November closed at ol9sc 49,
NEW YORK. oct. 6.-United states Sonas go ..
us: do 2's 100; Northern PACING. 1874 oaaa-
dian pacihc 1884, Central Pacinc 29l4: onion Pa
cine 395s: AtchIson ana santa re- 3s%s "e.is-
Fargo. ia: Western Union. 9612; silver osc;
' Wheat " october. 7s1Ac Flour. steady; Coffee;
sl4 80. sugar 3@3l2c. Hops-faclhc Coast, ~
@22c. Rides. l213c. Copper-Laxe siA nu s1e
SPOT s2O so Lead-Domestic, 81 %. iron, So
Petroleum November $3.50.
HOPS
Hops are tame. Choice Paciics sell for FAC; good
do '9ls at about 179l712c.
SALMON.
There have been very fair sales the past rev DAYS
OF red Alaska Salmon spot az 81 l712 Tor STANDARD
and 81 20 for fancy brands Parcels or lower prices
appear very few and far between.
SUGAR COFFEE
Sugar-Quiet and unchanged. Refined more &C
tive and unchanged.
Coree-Steady 10 to 20 points advance. Sales.
PATIO hays Deroher Sl4 rs: November, $l4 u.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN gNr, Chronomessr aud
Instrument Maker, Calf oruia street,
Sign OF the w o den Sailor
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a Church Lot Mortgaeed.
Judge Levy has granted the rector and
ssssry OF the Church }of the Advent per-
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63S Market ST., Opposite Palaces Hotel
PACIFIC HETGBTs-GRAyp CORNER LOT.


SW. cor Jackson and Cough sts.; magnificent
residence location; parties looking for home oca-
ton should examine this extra residence lot: mag
nificent marine view: street IN hne condltlon;
Jackson-st cable; large lot, 60xl27 :S14.
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SW cor Jackson and Cough sts.; a magnificent
ton should examine this residence lot; mag
nifcent marine view: street in fine condition;
Jackson-st cable; large lot, o0xlZf; o14'
MISSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s side of 9Th st 100 feet w of Sanchez. This Is
grand piece OF business property II IS say ABDUL
ST.. cable franchise on 10th ST.: this lot has very
grand future; investors should examine tals iot;
Market ST. and tobe 10th as well as Churen 81
cables; large lot, 50xlO36.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
NE cor Clay any Steiner sts.: residence contains
81 rooms, BATH etc.; brick foundation; concrete
bukhead walk aud sidewalk; opposite Alta plaza;
to be sold entire or i'll SUBDIVISIONS; Sacra-
mento and washington.st cables; lot 50xI02 8l2,
or corner 25xl02i82
FOLSOM STREET INVESTMENT.
f. line (Nos. 27l3 and 27l31a) Folsom, 1875 feet
OF 23d ST., front building contains French mats,
6. and rooms, bath, etc.; rear building. tene-
ments, 3 rooms each; rent SIT: patent stonewalki
electric road on Folsom st.. lot, 26xl22:6.
PRESIDIO-HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
w. line (No. 1859 OF Walnut ST.. IT :914 N of Sac
ramento; 2-story bay Widowed rooms and bath;
brick foundation; cement stonewalx; sunny loea-
ton: sacramentost and other cables: cnoice sur
roundings; elegant location; lot 26x52
MISSION HOME.
f. line NO 23) OF Bartlett ST.. 100 feet s. f2lst:
dwelling: stories contains rooms ana oasn;
bay-windowed; in good condition. valencia ana
Mission-st roads lot rs 12x9O
SOUTH PARK RESIDENCE.
n. line (No. 100 OF South Park, 2l1:6 feet W. OF
I'd st.-Three stories ana basement; II rooms,
divided into OF tenements: present rent $S4;
street il fine shape; 3d-sr cars; lot 2ox98
WESTERN ADDITION-CHOICE LOT.
s. side of Pine St 220 feet w. of Baker: choice
location; beautiful surroundings: ali ready TO build
upon; street In fine condition: hne lot Tor nome;
California and Sacramento ST. cables; lot 25x13I To-
CLARENDON HEIGHTS COTTAGE.
s. line OF RiyoI ave. so feet E. OF Stinyan ST.,
near l7th bay-w Endowed, rooms bath, etc.;
stable; handsomely finished; sunny location brick
foundation; gas and water; fine view; near electric
road and tObe l7th-st. cable; extra lot, 3Sxl00.
PARK LANE TRACT PROPERTY.
NV cor. Merritt and Hattie sts 18th, being
lot l. block G. Park Lane Tract; new 2story build
| ing store below fat OF ard bath
above; brick foundation; streets In fine condition;
| good view; electric road OF 18th ST.; lot 25x67
| WESTERN ADDITION-FRENCH FLATS.
| n. line (Nos I24 and 1861 Germania St, Sl:3
/ feet T.. Of Steiner. bet. Hermann and waller;
| building contains French fats OF and rooms;
| Haght-st, cable; rent SIS; lot 25x40
| MARKET-ST. H0MEsTEAD-LARGE LOT.
| E. line OF Corbett road 1875 feet s OF Moss st. :;
| handsome double lot: fine view: splendid trees
magnificent lot; electric road and to-be l7th-st
| cable; look at it; 5OlOxl45.
| CASTRO HEIGHTS-RESIDENCE LOT.
E. line of Homestead ST., l25 feet s. of 25th:
elegant view; sheltered from the wind nice lot Tor
! home; Castrost cable: large lot. 5Oxl25.
| For terms, eataios ue, etc., Inquire or
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
| Auctioneers, 63S Market st.
| oc6 10
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English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. THE spot market Is higher
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California Fruits.


PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 7.-Clearancss, s333,o00
balances, $50 900.
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Wool Market.
PortIand,s Business.

NEW York, Oct 7.-wool firm Domestic fleece,
25G35c q ID.
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fOARD SALES.


NOTE-Assessments OF mines NOT listed on the
BoaId iau dellnquen IN Office.
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FLoUR-Superfne IS advanced, 10c Net cash
prices are: Family extras, 81 1894 IS: Bakers
extras. S4@i 10; supernne. 81 70G3 10 p bbI
wHFAT-Seems TO be rising In earnest at last
For several weeks there has been a gradual ten
mas .IaS or Z has
become more pronounced. Buyers look ng Tor
Wheat aud the market is stiff at the advance. No.
l quotabie at 81 301i 321z; choice. 81 1884 lower
grades, 81 POOL 1884 q etl; extra choice Tor mill
Ing, 81 35Gl 37Ia D ot
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MISSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.

s. side of 18th ST. 100 feet w OF Sanchez. THIS IS
grand piece of business property: 1t Is say about
400 feet from Market and but 80 feet from prosper
st.; cable franchise 10Th ST.. this lot has very
grand future; investors should examine tais iot;
Market st. and tobe 10th well as Church 81.
cables; large lot. 5OxlO3:6.
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AsstssHItTIs tHUIHys
The following Is llst OF assessments now pending:
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS.

NE. cor Clay any Steiner sts.; residence contains
81 rooms BATH ETC.; brick foundation; concrete
bulkhead, walk aud sidewalk; opposite Alta plaza;
to be sold entire or III subdivisions; Sacra-
mento and washingt on-st cables; lot 50XlO2:oL2,
or corner 25xl02:S12.
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PREsIDIo.HEIGHTs RESIDENCE.

w. line (No. 1850 OF Walnut St. 77:914 n. OF Sac
ramento; 2-story bay -windowed, z rooms and bath;
brick foundation: cement stonewalx; sunny loca-
tion Sacrannento-st and other cables: cnoice sur
roundings elegant location; lot 25x32.
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FOLSOM STREET INVESTMENT.

f. line (Nos. 27l3 and 27l31a) Folsom, 1875 feet
OF 23d ST., front building contains French mats,
6, and rooms, BATH etc.: rear building. 2 tene-
ments. 8 rooms each; rent SIT; patent stoneWalki
electric road Folsom ST. ; lot, 26xl22:6.
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SOUTH PARK RESIDENCE.

T. line NO 23) OF Bartlett ST.. 100 feet s. OF LIST
dwelling: 2 stories: contains 8 rooms and bath
bay-windowed: in good condition; Valencia an
Mission-st roads lot 23 a 2x90.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

For Late sntppn,, 1ntelllgenc. Sc EiahLh sal
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL
~ tAenih street grade.

sealed proposals viii! he received ~ me
dersigned secretary III the board OF public worAs
the city of seattle up to OF Monday, sepss.s.
Der ~. A. D. 1892. for tine grading and sA
street, In the city of seattle from Grsnd ssfsSs
10 Ammy street in said city. In accofanee ~
the plans and specifications now Ola file 10 tnts
Zach bid Is To De ACCOMPANIED by esssssfr
cheek pay able 10 the order of the city comptess.
for sum not less than FIVE t5l per cen. ~ 49,
amount bid, and no bid shall be consiaefeo uns
accom- panied by such cheek. -s~r
The successful bidder will he rsqeired 70 49,
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bonss
for the amounts required BY abe city Charts. ~
state laws wstnsu Ten li0) days tom being Nv
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MARRIAG ES.


WEiSs WRIGLEY-Att the residence Of Harry
u watson, SIT Madison street. Seattle septem-
her 4. 1892. by Rev. John r. Damon. MK. John
Weiss and Miss Rose wrigey, both Of King
c0unty.
sTALLsMITH- wILKINsoy-At the residence
OF the officiating clergyman, Rev John +. pa-
mon. $40 Fifth street, seattle, september q,
1892 Mr. Wallace n StaIsmifh, Of Snohomish,
and Miss Mary Wilkinson. of Berkeley, Cal.
fOSTER-COWAS-Mr. william Rigby Foster. Of
Seattle. and Miss Clara Mary cowan, Of Noting
ham, England. were married nj the residence of
Alexander Myers, Jones street. Sc atile Septem-
Der y. 1892, by the Rev. g. Dell Johnston.
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s-o'-ss Toe yoass ta-sF attending hish school;
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TODAY'S OFFER !!

House and lot in bon-ton settlement; good view
street graded. two blocks from line. fine well.
with privilege OF city water In the same block. ALL
ALL for $1,000.
Choice lot with unobstructed view near car line;
win double In price 10 less than two years Only
$575.
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CONS TORY OF ARTS.

CCHooL OF MUSIC. ELoCUTIoN, DESIGN
~ fiaao-koscoa warren Lucy
Singing-Mrs. William r.. Mailer
Niolin-W. Vaughan Arthur
GUITAR haries v. ThelL
Elocution Physical Culture-Mrs siauson
Drawing Painting from Ilfe-M.ss Fisken
Hoiyoke BLOCK, corner spring and Front
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"ANTED-HOUSE AND LOT IS SEATTLE,
w price about $1,000. in exchange for stock
OF general merchandise. including buildings. In
o good mining country SeatGe- Aorgan'a
Exchange. 209 New ork block.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-16
THE STRIKE WEAKENING.
TRAINS MOVING ALL RIGHT AND
NO ACCIDENTS REPORTED.

The Central Now Operating by Tele.
cies Rapidly-Twenty- Five Applica-
tions from Operators Received
Yesterdsy-The Strikers Stfll hold a
Stiff Upper Lip.
The strike is still on, as far as the opera
tors are concerned, but the railroad Is do-
ing business at the old stand, and is IN
doubleday running along smoothly, at least
that is what the officials say.
Mr.. Jette, superintendent Of the termi-
mails, said yesterday afternoon that trains
were running yesterday without any trou-
bic, and were run by telegraphio orders at
that. He says that there are sufficient op-
orators on all branches Of the road with
the exception Of the Chattanooga division 4,
and that Supt. MoNeely was up that way
transferring the old men and putting in
new ones as fast as possible.
He added that as far as the railroad Ia
concerned the strike was practically at an
end, and that by Saturday morning at the
outside he would have no further COM
munications to give 70 the public on the
situation, because there would be nothing
70 give.
Applications for positions still pour into
Mr.. Wadley's Office. Twenty-Five were re-
ceived yesterday. They were all referred
to Mr.. Wadley. Mr.. Jette says that none
are engaged until their record is investigated
and the fact is proven that they are conn
petent. He denies that any incompetent
men have been employed at all
It is evident now that the strikers are
weakening, or at least some Of them are.
As stated before, Mr.. Jetse received four
applications on Wednesday from strikers
for reinstatement. -Four more were received
yesterday in which the operators stated
that they had reoonsidered their action and
had left the order, and desired b be rein
stated. No action was taken on their Appli-
cations yesterday.
THE COLLISIONS WERE FAKRs
Il was stated at the railroad offices that
the reported collision at Columbus was a
fake. and that as to the one said to have &C.
CURED near Rome Mr.. Jette said that he
had been unable to ges any information,
although he had inquired about It,
He also denied that there is now or has
been any tie-up Of freight trains at
Griffin, Macon or anywhere else, or that
perishable freight has been turned over TO
other roads. The authorities say that they
are handling all the business OF this kind
that offers
No trains were reported delayed yester-
day nor we're any more collisions rumored.
The strikers still claim 20 have the rail-
road people on the run. They claim that
freights are tied up Notwithstanding the
contrary statements Of the oficiala They
say that they will hold out yet, and init
mate that IL the worst comes to the worst
other employees win come to their atd.
No legal steps have been taken by either
side yet 80 far as can be learned, and il the
railroad is In as good position as 10 claims to
be there will be no necessity for any inter-
ference by the court.
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LEAGUE BALL OaRTAIN.

A Meeting at the Pulaski Tonight to
Elect Ofdcera
That base ball still has a number of sub
cess which has attended the efforts Of the
committee on subscription which was ap-
pointed at the meeting held at the Pulas ii
Wednesday night It Is likely that they
will be able 70 report the necessary num-
Der of shares taken to first organize the
club at the meeting tonight, and after that
is done the rest Is easy.
Manager Manning will soon have his team
selected now, and will soon announce them.
1t will likely contain Dewald, who has
made 80 great a success on the coast
Luvey is spoken of. He led the league In
hitting last year while with the Chicago
club.
There will likely be seven leagues in the
United States this season, and of the num-
Der the Southern will rank second In the
list the National, OF course, leading.
There are two or three important changes
In the national rules this year, the most i'm
portent being the change in the pitchers
position. He has been removed ten feet
farther from the home base than last sea-
son. This makes him sixty-ave feet from
the batsman.
The distance between the bases has also
been increased three feet. This makes them
now ninety-three feet apart.
The evident object OF these changes il "a
give the striker better opportunity 10
strike the ball by giving the ball a greater
distance TO travel.
This is evidently q good change, as in.
stead of seeing nothing but striking out
there will be q good chance for the out
| fielders, and 1t will insure better ball.
Savannah will have sixty-six games
played on her diamond, and the club will
play the same number out OF the city. Each
| club will play the different cities six games
three each season, the first to be in April
and the second In July.
A meeting has been called tonight at tht
| Pulaski to elect officers and to form a per
manent organization Every lover of The
| sport is requested to be present.
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NEWS OF THE COURTS.

The Grand Jury Brings in q Batch OF
Presentments.
Only two cases were tried In the superior
court yesterday. They were not Of especial
Importance. but the testimony was SO great
that the whole day was consumed. Both
cases were for assault and battery with in
tent to murder, and both prisoners were
found not guilty. Their names are James
Burke aud Thomas Butler, both coiored,
Besides this the court reappointed Davis
Freeman commercial notary, and Joseph
Merskey, a citizen of Russia, was natural
ICED
The grand jury met yesterday afternoon
and brought in the following true bills:
John Harris, murder. Harris last October
killed Willie Ann Myers, with whom he
had been living.
Israel Gallashaw, Warren Smith aud
Thomas Young, burglary; Levi Rutledge,
George Hunt, William Wright, Laura
Cuthbert and William Washington, assault
with intent to murder and Andrew Demere,
forgery.
The court will hold regular session to-
day, but will probably adjourn to attend
the funeral OF Capt. Goodwin, late city
sheriff.
The jury In the DeLaigle libel suit, which
has been before the city court for several
days. remained In the jury room all night
and then failed TO arrive at O conclusion.
A mistrial was entered and the Jury was
discharged at 10 o'clock yesterday. It Is
said that the jury stood for the plaintiff
and for the defendant throughout the bal
loting.
The court adjourned until O'Clock this
afternoon.
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CHRISTMAS RACES.

Thunderbolt Will Have It's Usual Sport
Christmas Day.
The Christmas races that are to take place
at the Thunderbolt driving park on Mon
day, Dec. 26, are exciting much interest
among the horsemen Of this city.
The entry list for the free for all pacing
and trotting race has closed and Manager
A. P. Doyle has four of the best horses in
this section to battle mile heats, best three
in five, for a purse of $780, The entries are
Jerry, Postmaster, Morena, Dick Egan and
Pat Fallon.
Jerry and Postmaster are owned by the
same gentlemen. They are in the hands of
that competent reinsman, w. II. Buroh
aud he will start the horse that shows the
best form for the race.
Moreno Is the handsome and noted pacing
mare that was recently purchased and
brought to this city by E. Muhlberg. She
is wonderfully speedy and will no doubt
make it interesting for abe other contest
ants.
Dick Egan ard Pat Fallon need no intro. .
ductlon to Savannah race-goers. They are
reliable race horses and are full OF speed and
endurance.
With such horses In the same event the
public can expect TO see one of the greatest
harness races In the history OF she Savannah
turf
There will also be two running races, one
half-mile heat and one quarter-mile heat
James Mehrtens, Lawrence Kelly, Charles
Younglove and W. T. Burch will each con-
tribute an entry and the running events
promise to be hotly contested.
The closing event will be a free for all
mule race, which will furnish enough
amusement for the crowd.