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The morning call., 1892-04-27
@ CG0 10ONll0-MARSHALL ST., NEA
ID l-OU. Congdon, College Homestead AssoeIi

GJCO0 lOOIllO-MARSHALL ST., NEAR
% IZVU. cOngdOn, College Homestead AssocIs-
Ss75-50x1lO: n. side silver ave- $50 feet L of
Grant. College Homestead Association.
siSO-5OxlO0; n. SIDE Sargent ST, 10 feet W. OF
Raiston; lots ana 5, block Is City Land AssO-
citation.
Stresses cash. $40 monthly; lot II, block l,
ssT5-2J5I2OO; $. onehalf OF block lS5, Abbey
Homestead Association, San Mste0 County.
S95o-S one-half OF block l16, Abbey Homestead
Association.
oo-Ss5xloO; lots l. 2 and ,, block 100, Abbey
Homestead Association.
,s350-ll61l00; corner; lot 4. block l5O Abbey
Homestead Association.
$50 each-Lots 3Oxl34 each. In block 2. Abbey
Home stead Association.
CHAS. C. FISHER, 5OS California ST.
GOQQO WILL BUILD A fIRST-CLASs BAY
tDOOOO window Groom dweiiing brick founda-
ton; artificial stone sidewalk: iron fence and
complete; wood msntes. gas AItures shades. etc;
ready Tor occupancy; call and examine plans.
any sind of baIIains ssGi' nn,,a Tor
23l2 Market st. near lAth ana Sc
L'oR sALE-HoUsE ANDLOT 272s JACKSON
4 near Scoiti srooms ana bath; modern almost
new; no agents ap24 10
DoUbLE COR. Lot; 6OXI2O: FOR SALE CHEAP
A. cor Noe aud Twentieth. Inq. 200 Sixth. 25 Sc
$50 500 LOT I61a S21I$7 g; FREMONT ST .
S65OO BAY-wINDow HOUSE LARGE
foundation; In good order. 1927 Suffer St;
agents. apo l5*
GTO00 20 CASH BALANCE IN MONTHLY
dow residence; 10 rooms and bath nicely frescoed;
brick foundations stone walk. 7l3 Fulton st.
SI6 600 SPLENDID BUSINESS CORNER;
70 IO:OOV. bW. cor. Fulton and Buchanan sts.;
s7;ex94 %; a bargain.
GfS0O rs CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY
sNOOOU. ments; 2story double house OF
rooms aud bath each; nicely freseoed: brick
foundation; stone walk; ZOE and III Fulton ST.
good Investment -
S4UUU. instaiiments: 2-ssoTy bouss' 2 fats
erooms each; nicely frescoed brick foundation;
and webIter. Apply to w. WOLF. 4O3 Ellis. "a Il
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
OVER HALF AN ACRE OF EXTRA CHOICE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP.
ONE OF THE FINEST VIEWS IN THE CITY.
ADJOINING BUENA VISTA PARK
Two minutes walk from Hsight st.
PRICE REDUCED TO $3.50
For sale a whole or in subdivisions
VERY EASY TERMS
ap23y THoMASMAGEE. 20 Montgomery st.
G100 CASH. BALANCE Ella MONTH - LOT
GoOO oaxluO near Howard-st cars; $1,000;
bargain. ): = CAHILL: 9sz Mission 81: ap20 sc
FOR sALh-MGss Nous.
Cow WITH PLENTY MILK FOR SALE CHEAP.
~ 220 Leavenworth st.
Gl2S BALL.BEARING ORDINARY BICYCLE
DIcC. for SIS. -S29 Golden Gate ave- api0 Il
GOO b6-INCH ENGLISH BICYCLE SEMI
gov racer. In fine cond ition: cost 81 90: laced
spoEesi patent double grip tire: bsil-beared
throughout; lamp. fixtures etc. Apply this ONCE II
GAZE. SCALE. LErTER-PREss sToRETRUOK
- and money-tiIi; chsap. lo2 Clay st. au7 Il
CEooND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMFS,
~ shafting puIleys, betting. water pipes. etc.
de4 II MCINTOSH WoLPMAS. 1871 Beaie st.
CHkPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATHRS
~ Pianers, drili-presses. 667 Mission ST. ss22S
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

;
OAKLAND AG ESCY-ADVERTISEME AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Onlce OF THE MORNING CALL 902 Broadway.
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QOOOO SACRAMENTO ST, Mr. WEBSTER;
dDOONO. 2-story house Of rooms and bath;
bricg foundation, etc also rear fats OF and
rooms ana bath; rents S62: lot 25xl03
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THE FANNIE DAVENPORT TRACT.
on SAN LEANDRo ROAD
POSITIVELY THE
NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF ALL TRACTS ON
THE SAN LEANDRO ROAD.
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
LEVEL AS A FLOOR.
SHELTERED AND WARM.
THE PLACE TO LIVE.
FERTILE sOIL-sTREETs GRADED
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT DRAINAGE-BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
SCHOOLS CLOSE BY.
BUSINESS LoTs-REsIDENCE LOTS.
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON THE NEW ELECTRIC
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE IN IN.
TEN MINUTES TO FITCHBURG STATION
FORTY MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD PASSES THIS PROP.
ERTY.
CoMMUTATIoN TICKET
TO OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO.
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER.
UNPARALLELED ADVANTAGES
LOW PRICES. ONLY s25 CASH.
EASY TERMS. ONLY So A MONTH
TITLE PERFECT
CATALOGUE AND FULL PARTICULARS
At THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGR & BAKER,
4es NINTH STREET,
OAKLAND. apl2tf
rn.D &
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GTO00 BbYs oSE OF THE BEST PAYING
sNIOOO RESTAURANTS in this city: average re-
ceipts $50 dsii5; ample trial allowed 70 convince
he fsurc ser IN every way. part purchase money
IN ~ remain aud pay UP monthly. BAILEY, 7l3
'Afafzet. APPS Il Ell Su
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GOTSO BARGAIN: BRYANT ST. COR
JDO w. ner +. OF I'd: tenements of rooms
each and house Of rooms; lot 25xS0
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-G.elQ a. C0NfETENT WOOD OR IRON
Eo1DV- worker can clear an income OF $50 per
ii QurB IL one OF the oldest carriage we-kS in the
cay: an Opportunity OLA lifetime. BAILEY. .7l9
Market ST. apps eX Su
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GHSESn $3.50. $3.50
u WV. new and elegant 2-Story residences
Just completed and ready for occupancy. contain
ing . large rooms and bath, With every convenience
throughout; terms very easy to suit purchaser;
cable-carS pass the door; location Broderick
and kddy SIS; houses open for inspection. BoNEE,
TOY u CO.
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elf 600 AN OFFER WANTED: HOWARD
u L WV. st, y. side, bet, 9th ana 7th:
stores with rooms each and fiats above OF S and
z rooms and bath each; rents S92 so; lot 26x9O
BONEE. TOY * co.
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GOdOO INSTALLMENT COTTAGE, S2ioo-
eDAtOV. New modern cottage local train
aud electric line: we'll located aud central; will
sell for 800 cash and $40 per month: call early,
Is. w. WOODWARD i CO., 902 Broadway, Oak
land. ANA
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G7SO0 An OFFER WANTED: HOWARD
II tOOt. St. nr. 23d; neat. Day-window fats
OF and rooms; bath; laundry; electric bells.
ETC.; rents S37 80; large lot, 3Oxl226.
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w. COLEMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
y 3. 22SIa Montgomery St
,$5500-fine place for hay-barn; corner on Bran
nan, near 7th rs feet front.
S1lbO-HatRht ST., near Baker; cosy home OF
rooms and bath; sun all DAY; nice garden and fine
view part cash: size 25x120.
$37,O0u-Large corner on kearry St 4 stores
ana rooms above: only years ole rents 1850; no
better paying property offered for sale.
s20OOO-Jackscn st., N. SIDE. near Laguna; eie-
CANT marine view: rents S65: large lot; part cash:
adjoining fine improvements
s6000-FOr this fine lot NV. cor Dolores ana 26th
ets. all ready for building; size 52xlOu.
$225O-2Sth. near Sanchez; large lot 53;4xlI4;
street work done.
$30OO-Perry ST., near 9Th: 2-story house OF
rooms; rents S2S: street accepted by city; four car
lines within one block; size 25xSO.
Sl350-lot on y. line OF jersey ST., near Sanchez.
street work done; ready for building: 25xll4.
S3OUo-fIorida ST., near 25th; nearly new cottage
house. rooms: bath. etc. make an offer.
sl9o0-2bth ave-. bet. and b: I0Oxl20; n bar
gain ap24 Suwe
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magnificent new residence; all modern I'm
proyementS: been occupied but six months: the
owner as compelled to leave for Europe and left
Instructions to sell at any price: FOR further par
teulars apply at the ONCE Of O'FARRELL & LANG,
II Montgomery
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S32 500 5 sTSsg sHs5SEss COB. Coz
aud fats: rents $40. SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE
K Co, 407.409 MONTGOMERY ST.
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COCO FANCY AND;DRY-GOoDS STORE IL
u .(tlb. good tocation-. with dressmaking at
ta6IeI. rent So. .ivinC-rooms: owner mas to
itay.s city sutdenlysole cause: more than value in
.sisflr- BAlLEY. El9 Markct apl6 Il k 81
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49,
:: tome ono IN,G::foUsE rs. FOR: SALE.
! iIKKNSIE EN- 27:R0oM 40 U:sE?. +:NaRTH or
II .Marke ST.; efeartag 20 am0n1h. easy terms:
aI5Uo: facifc :f1etis gre. 20 Il earny St. =,
: G1:1(Ifl <JRASfsI IN T.: no SCI: 10 ROOMS
.lDsIZOO. fine tnfh ituEe: "a ear 5iearY ARD Kear,y
=: SITS Apt / ISL X; &li EALY: $50 Keatny 27:Rs
GEL s3llG< :22R0o Ms: CEKARIN 6 $50 MONTH
: s-l.IEQO.see 9wner::. 81 Sh2 Al &rket ST.!
f)(}< ~ ROOMS ss sELLINti::Ar AUCTION
slol- and Lxth: "A mis-, COR Mason aid lie ary
eTegants offeT@ anted: In0ney TO loan at per cent
.Ar ply :fiFAE Y*3 go. sI448 Afarketst - :
. r .3::' TsA RN ARD: 2Og@ KEAF{NY ssT:i EsTAB-
1;:1ishedl 655: Tod glfig lousesa z szesandpTiees*
e: Ro0Ms 5. BATE: FOR. SALE eHEAP:. CALI
,lz730 HowaId: -: =; ap26S2
! :et"JliI10. LODG fN1:B0U USE: SIXTY; ROOMS:
81 use. alws tub 4f sec9nd:ste26 q
-*ee.97t5,. HdijsE- ;r2 ROOMS, NEWLY. FL Il.
sLt3i:o.: dgshed tail FUN 80 EDDY, APPS 3.
I: q: t};a,1l no fgK NIsH L ID RooMs:, FIRST
u =. .. foor; waterincfuGed; 800 los 2d26 g
G95 n: L0ngiNis o Us r.: 347: ROOMS.
.Ns2.!Al. hogSs always:fqiL :507 Mission St rs 9:
:: @ -lfl0< :FURNfTGRE of: SMALL IRONING
= sl.9O0 house 81 rooms: ali full 8 So Folsom rs
= g T.26iA FINE "a YrfsG CORNER HOUSE: 81
~ V: rooils:s rent 1870: lease over years
cioselhyest gatton+ granted. BAILEY, 7I9 Market
> s.l CO... -: apls exsa.
EIoR :sA LEA: PINE H0UsE OF :27o ROOMS:
= houseand furniture ai'new: Ia best. location In
the City rent reasonable. Inquire 6. f. OCHs. $50
Aission 81 -: -. ap2fu
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Fl lliI Cfsi tRig Z. BTssI:: Loo ATIONE. CHEAP:
j " refr sdse rs X hid q xtures; good bds
i4 est on. ADDRESS h. Il. NJ; .box
\ -; all bfanc1l on &c. = = .ap24 IL
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I7elR' SAIL FFRSTCLkSS. GROCERY AND
i saloon, $50 NINA ST. doing good business:
snuse sell on account of gotae East. apes s.
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Il Al Gil FAKE II4Yt 'A:ND. EGFIONEKY;
y e eIrtf al Jesly IA Bargain. j. II.
PA IcGE 5@3Iark ei:sl ap24 I
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s6TTE To ST Rooms S ,1ss Ts1r
sos. sHAFNWALD. KUCKBEE Il CO, 4O7- 4O9
VI tgOmtrY ST OBJ;
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To YOU: WANT To MAKE MONEY? Is GOOD
~ men, w5ta: from Si5Q: 10 $500. can make
$3.50 each per month: no risk; Investigate this.
BELL sxeCO.t SAL; Market St. room / apps o.
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UITYALE-FRUITyALE
Choicest lots near Frutvale station extra large
lots 50xl40. terms TO suit purchasers these lots
lay on elevated ground; call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere: FREQ carriage Ia waiting TO
show property
A. II. BREED & Co,
mrle q 460 Ninth ST. Oakland.
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If FURNITURE Y0U WANT COOP AND CHEA
see II. ScHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST. de6 II &c
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Q. In BRANCH BAKERY, VARIETY -srO r =.
g ! ~ .-3.lixinSr eIns.I7Z Harrison ST ap26 s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept l0-This vss the
closing day OF the autumn meeting OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club Sleipner took the
Maynower handicap by a neck, whipping;
Montana, favorite by to ], came in third
Lazy Violet took the Great Eastern stakes in the
rafting last time OF lilo Is Summaries:
seven iurlongs-May Win won, Nomad Sec
ouu, Rosa II. third. Time, LIZ 35
fuiurity course-Correctiou won Tormeneor
second, Experience third. Time, I'LL
Maynower handicap, mile and three furlongs
Time, 2:27
, Great Eastern handicap, futurity course
Lazy Violet won, Sir Francis second, Don
Aionzo third. lime, 1:l01-5
r old-tifne race, four miles-Demuth won, Tea
iiay second, Tns sheriff third. Time, TOO.
~ Miie and quarter, on the turf-Kildeer won,
LON Rogers second, Victoria third. Time, 200.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11
THE PRIZEFIGHTERs.
I've Men Want to Fight CoPbctt-The
Other Worlds Championship.


Il is not likely that Jim Corbett will
ever occupy so large place in the worlds
eye IS John l.. Sullivan did. True, he IL
champion of the world, but there were
champions before John L., yet none
we're so famous as he. His
great reputation was not gained by
his fight with Paddy Ryan, but
by his knockout tours, IN which he fin
ished hundreds of men. The battle that
was his Waterloo was preceded by 79
others in which he had come out ahead.
John L. was always open to contract to
knock man out in four rounds, while
Corbett is not that kind of fighter. John
l.. vas the most honest pugilist that ever
lived. always doing his very best. while
Corbett has hitherto been ready to six"
match for money. Sullivan's dense ignor-
ance and his willingness at all
times TO declare himself on current po-
Iitical questions has made him the
laughing stock of the world. Editor
Dana's efforts to send him to congress,
and the big fellows hatred Of "niggers"
have also made him an object of interest.
During the last twelve years. too, he has
earned nearly a million dollars, and spent
1t in way that attracted public attention.
His acting was as funny as it could posi-
bly, be.
Corbett will find himself growing stale
- an attraction in few months. As an
actor his work greatly resembles Sulli-
vans, and people won't care to see
him twice: nor will they go the
second time to see him. if he gives only a
sparrng exhibition. Joe Goddard, of
Australia, has already defied him to
battle. Peter Jackson, the black Her
cules, champion of England and Australia,
will soon land in America prepared to
fight for the championship. Corbett can't
draw the color line. for he has already
fought Jackson. Ii Jim won't fight Peter.
Peter will be better show attraction than
Jim
Bob Fiizsimmons, middleweight cham
pion of the world. is under contract with
theatrical manager not to hight before
May I, 1893. HIS next antagonist will
probably be Jim Hall, middieweight cham
pion of England
Jack McAuIitfe. lightweight champion
of the world, seems TO have no competitor
jus; now.
George Dixon. featherweicht champion
OF the world. has already been challenged
by Johnny Griffin, who would be an easy
game for him
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South Bend News.

seurH BEND. Sept. To- Special -E. A.
Shepard, of Seattle, secretary of the South
Bend Water Company. is in the city. pre-
pairing to begin the active construction OF
the water works system next week. The
city council had voted to revoke the fran
chise for non-fulfillment Of its conditions.
The franchise would have been finally re-
voked next Monday. The system put in
VIII be the pump-to-reservoir system and
will cost SIS, COO
The foreman of McGowan's salmon cam
merry reports the heaviest run of salmon in
the bay that has yet been seen, and an
unusually large proportion are the royal
Chinook, which variety has been SO scarce
on the Columbia this year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

OLYMPIA, Sept 1o.-ISpecial.l-The su-
preme court today denied the petition for
. hearing in the following cases: Thomp-
son VS.. Huron Lumber Company; Bethel
vs.. Robinson; Mccarthy vs.. Hayden |;
Kuhn, administrator, vs.. Young: Hall q
Paulson Furniture Company vs.. Wiiber.
The state land commission selected
ll.OoO acres of state lands this week to be
applied on the normal school grant, max
ing the total acreage selected to date
26O. 600.
Judge Robinson, Of the superior court OF
this county. who is one of the judges ap-
pointed under the acts of the last legisla-
ture, states it to be his opinion that the
term Of such judges runs only till the gen.
erai election, at which time their sue
cessors must be chosen for the short term
from the election until the beginning OF
the regular term in January.
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RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
California League.
National League Games.

"ssHlsGroN CITY. sept lo-kiilen WAS IN
lmleneItstie mystery ~ the i,ouisvilles score:
Washington 5. hits o. srrors 6. louisville O. hits
= errors 2. BatieFies-hillea and McGairs;
sSfaitoa aud Merritt
fHitAnELYEfs. sept ia-The Colts received
.sVers gyeeuc,ng today. Score: Chicago 5.
sits s. errors g. Pailsielphis 10. hits II errors
saiseres-fsumber;. Miller aad echnvsr, wey-
alas snd Ciements
hsoo&LrN. sept io-Brooklyn was treated
s@-ss hy ibe visitors score: P{tts6nFr : hits
ss'fots ?, BEoos ,yu l. hats y errors l. batter
Terry aud a.iler. HAtSoek ana kinslow.
hslE1soSs. SEPT lo--Ths Orioles took two
seapSsye1 games. First gzme-score: Balti-
sore ]. hts 8 errors ! -; Louis = bits = errors
: hs,sTlvs @cAshoa AMI Robinson: "a ,eas0ls,
ssrs'ey aae Bs.gss
seesaa gAns-scosss Baltimore ., hits Is
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Latonia Park Racas.

CINCINNATI, Sept. i0.-The track at LAtonia
PARK was fast today. Summaries:
six furlongs-Lucknow won, Jolly Tar second.
DickeFson third Time, LICK
- Mile-Ienor won, Tenny, jr., second, Lake
Breeze third. Time las
Free handicap sweepstakes, nine furlones-
Eaiero won, Response second, Bolivar Buckner
third. Time, 1:55l5
Merchant stakes, mile and seventy yards
Selma b. won, bracelet second. Ciementine
third Time, I:4sIs
Five furlongs-violet won. Too Quick second,
Aurora third. Time, 1:02s<
six iurlongs-Calhoun won, The epsniard
second, Aihambra third. Time, lila
Alter the announcement of the result IL was
found that Calhoun had lost several pounds in
MS weight, he was therefore disqualified and
the spaniard was given first place, Alhambra
second and Rebuff third.
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Portland Racea.

PORTLAND Sept 10.-The fall meeting of the
Portland Speed Association closed today, with
the largest attendance of the week. Summaries:
Darwinna third. Time, 2:2sla.
Suburban handicap, one ana one-Quarter miles
Misty Morn won. Cyclone second, Broadchurch
third. Time, 2:lol5 This is the best time ever
made in the Pacific Northwest
Special trot-Chailenger Chief won, Georgia
Woodthorpe second. Susie s. third. Time, 2:2i.
Special trottiny and pacing-Lady II. won,
Rosie c. second. Hummer third. Time, 2:lsl<
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Joe Goddard. of Australia, writes: 81
have fought thirty-one battles, including
tsenty-six finish fights, and | always had
side wager OF my own money
on the result. | was never taught
boxing nor ever had a lesson in my
life; neither did ever try to he
what boxers in Australia call clever.
] think Corbett WAS shrewd in meeting
Sullivan. for the latter Is the most over
rated pugilist alive. | am not clever
hghier, but am ready To tight any one
and take my chance. l think Jackson is
The best fighter in the world, and if l can
not get on q match with Corbett will
hight Jackson for the championship of the
world"
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

The University Tennis Club held very inter-
estIng tournament last Monday ON their grounds
on the University campus. The following teams
took part: Marx George and John Dodds, r.
T. Hawley and J. A. Whsiley, Prof. Z. d.
Crandall and Harry Crandail, C. K. Zilley and
II. J. schirmer. J. A. Cathcart and +. Edwards,
G. E. Bowman and Mr. Morrison Mark George
and John Dodds were victorious, winning
twenty-five out Of the thirty games played.
Each team played six games with every other
team. The following table shows the games
won and lost by each team when playing with
the different teams:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

TACOMA, Sept. 1O.-fSpecial. SENATOR
Claypool. one Of the four holdover SEN
ators of this state who have since their
election moved outside of the district in
which they were elected, thinks the legis-
iature will pass upon the mooted ques-
ton of a change of residence disqualifying
them. The statutes say that the legis-
lators must reside in their respective dis
tricts at the time of their election. accord
ing to Senator Claypool's Interpretation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

VICTORIA, Sept l0--lspecial. l-Summaris OF
today's racing:
Trotting and pacing. mile heats. purse 800
Meuniers b. &. Dart won three straight Time,
PAT, 2.41 rs and 2:4l.
Mile and one-quarter. purse s2s0-Broadmead
farms Marcelle won. Time, 2:l7.
British Columbia der by mile ant one ali, $500
and entrance money. total $S25-McConnelPs b.
T. Ada won. Time, 1857.
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Sacramento Race..

sAcRAMESro, Sept lo.-Races were well at.
tended today and the track fast. Summaries:
Double team race-Charies Wielands pair
Won, Charles kingsley's second; kllip's team
oistanced in the fourth heat. Best time, 2:37.
Iwo-year-od trOt-Palo Altos RoWena won
two straight heats, brea king the record for racs
time in the second heat, which was made in
2:09tS.
2:27 clsss-Astor won, None Better second,
COLONEL McNassor third: Orphan won the first
two heats. Best time, 2. l6, made by Astor in the
third heat
2:lS class-Richmond, IT,, won three straight
meats, beaury Mac second in each. Frank n.
third. Time, 2:l5, 2l7, 2:l6
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W.ss' st Loun 4. hits :, errors Batteries
Vlekery and Robinson: Havley ana H,,e~,
NEW YORK, sept la.-Thc Giants never had .
caance score: New York o. hits 9, errors 8:
Clncinnaa ? hits Q. errors 2 Batseries-King,
olahe ana Ewing; Dwyer and Vaughan.
BOSTON. sept. lo.-The Spiders gave away the
zane IN the first inning score: Boston Q, hits
- eilos 81 Cleveland s. hits 4. errors e Bat
's'iss-s'aiey and Kelly; Garrison and thinner
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Tacoma Fraternity News.

TACOMA. Sept 10.-Fspecial Labor day was
a great success. The committees in charge of
the ball were: J. B. Warren, C. z. Bader, W.
C. v. Roedger, p. J. DonnelIan, C. w. Rob
erson, E. b. Stone, J. W. Brown, c. h. Gleason,
n. Thode, Ernest Lister.
Having been nominated for senator by the
Peoples party. President De Nedry. of the
Trades Council, has resigned. and the position
has been rendered to A. 8. Drummond, formerly
vice president of the council.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Sept. l0.-fSpecial. The Ta-
coma members OF the Congregations
church are arranging TO attend the Sep
,ember meeting at Seattle Wednesday
evening.
The Tacoma schools will celebrate Dis
covery dav. October Il.
John Gonna has been reelected presi-
dent Of the John Brown Republican Club
(coloredl The club has over 100 MEN,
hers. Gonna says "McGraw will win the
day"
A prominent Weaver man remarks
that Weaver hats have become quite con-
snicuous on the streets of late, another
con-gnment of SO having recently
arrived Among those sporting the fuzzy
white SLOUGH are Ex-Mayor Jacob Mann,
Jacob Ralph, III. K. Harris, Ex-Justice of
the Peace Patrick, f. G. Bacon. Doiph
Hannah and L. C. Perryman.
The city council tonight refused to grant
further time to the Northern Pacific in
street.
Irving A. Dearborn. bookkeeper At the
puyet Sound FIGURING Mill, lef, the city
suddenly few days ago. HIS accounts
are all right according - the statement of
Manager Mears. of the MILL
T. J, Mahoney, Of Tacoma Council. Isl,
Y. NJ. l., and well known as 8 candidate
for coroner. will leave for Jarvis. Or, Sep
tember III, where he will marry Miss julia
NJ Calnsels, one of the leading young ladies'
Of that place. f. ]. Walsh. of Tacoma, Will
be best man and will represent Tacoma
AZ the Fresno. Cal. y. NJ. ]. convention.
/, is probable another delegate will have 10
~. selected: 10 take the place of Mr.. Maho-
pev. pr. Mckone is mentioned in this
connection
Another prominent member OF the Y. N.
L Mr.. Matt Murphy, will shortly marry
Mss Ella Neeson- Mr.. Murpny is in the
humber business at Edison. and is also a
member of company. \. q. w, and
Miss Neeson Is cashier 81 Saniords Il
Stones.
Miss Ada Foster has returned 10 Fair
haven.
y. Hogan has begun suit for $500
damages against III. {. BostwIck for fail
ure 10 ALLOW him the use of room in the
Bostwlck block rented for saloon pux,