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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-15

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIoNEERs AND
HOUSE BROKERS.
IL MONTGOMERY ST.. s. f.
QdQ00 REDUCED FROM $3.50: NEW
I'D IOOO. modern cottage OF large sunny rooms
and bath; must be sold. o'FARRELL q LANG,
u Montgomery st.
S2S5O 4 NEW coTTAGE on MERRITT
sR.1-CO , ST. near 18th. containing rooms and
o9thi cal Immediately IL You want a bargain.
o-fAKRELL Lang. IL montgomery ST.
&50 000 ENTIRE 6o-vARA, NV, COR.
ROp NV. vallejo and Sansome SIS. O'FAR-
RELL q LANG, II Montgomery st.
GdR00 DEAD BARGAIN; 2-sToRY RESI-
% IOOV; dence on 10Th ST., block from Valen.
era ST.; stable and driyeway house contains
rooms and bath; this property IS in the warm belt,
ana can De purchased sacrifice; see ii at once.
oFAkkELL q LANG, II MONTGOMERY ST
Glo h00 LOT ON NE. COR. OF sACRA-
" O'OVU. msnto and Spruce sts.; lS7:6x
s350o-Lot on Scott ST., near Hayes: 25xl00.
oFAKRELL & LANG. II Montgomery ST.
$1,000 ooTAvIA ST. NEAR oAK; s-sToRy
10 0FARkELL & LANG. IL Montgomery st.
CRQ00 18TH ST., NEAR VALENCIA; FINE
IDOoOO. flats; rents SS2 so and large stable in
rear o'FARkELL 81 LANG.
Gh600 SUITABLE FOR TEAMsTER; LOT
sDOOOU. 50xs0; on Chesley St. bet. 9TH and
Sth; improvements, TWO houses of four teaements;
ia Tsed ana "a eSod yard Tor wagons ana
Lang, II MONTGOMERY ST.
Q6000 ELGIN PARK. NEAR MARKET ST:
sDOUOO. bay-window house of rooms and
bath lot 26x75. o'FARRkLL q LANG, IL Mont
gomery 81.
G17S0 NEW HOUSE OF FLATS JUST
ID ~. finished; 23d St., near Harrison; large
lot and nne location. O'FARRELL LANG, IL
Montgomery ST.
GQ600 nth ST.. NEAR DOLORES; HOUSE
&DCOOO. OF rooms and lot 25xl1o. OiFAR-
RELL q LANG, II Montgomery st.
/
GQ000 NICE BAY-wINDow COTTAGE ON
U'OOOO. 26th ST.. near Harrison; size OF lot,
006lOO. OFARRELL LANG, IL Montgomery.
QOJ00 PACIFIC ST, BET. HYDE AND LAR
tDOIOO. kin; lot 26x7l Is; improvements;
house OF rooms in front and cottage Of rooms
in rear: street accepted ted for $40 month.
O'FARkELL LANG. II Montgomery ST.
G0CS0 COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS; LOMBARD
GpO[OV. ST. near Larkin; lot 25xl37 Is. O'FAR-
RELL LANG, IL Montgomery St.
G0E00 18TH ST, NEAR NOE: STORE AND
dD-OOO. rooms; lot 25xll4 0'FARRELL 81
| LANG, IL Montgomery ST.
| Q1T00 DAME ST. / BLOCK FROM THE
| u wv. electric road. cottage OF rooms,
| barn. etc.; iOt 25xl25. O'FARREIL d LANG, II
Montgomery ST.
| @1100 CASH. BALANCE $40 PER MONTH
| U 1IOO until paid; new fats and rear house:
renting Tor S39 per month; situated on Goth ST.,
! near Dolores: the price has been reduced from
$4,000 20 $4,000, with reasonable offer refused;
the monthly income will pay for the property and
Will yield . per cent per year; call and get part
euars OF this bargain; 1t must be sold. O'FARRELL
4 LANG, IL Montgomery st.
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O. QO00 SACRAMENTO ST.. Mr.. WEBSTER;
tIOOUU. 2-stoTy house Of rooms and bath;
and rooms, bath, etc. patent stone sidewa ks lot
25xl03; alley etc.
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$50 MARKET ST.


Cfers the following lo1s $40 monthly payments
oAOS LOTS READY FOR BUILDING. NEAR
IL III. Cogsweil college and Folsom ST.; Will
make good home JACOB HEYMAN.
100 LOTS ON AND NEAR CORTLAND AVE;
ID 1UO. level ready TO bald JACOB
HEYMAN, $50 Market St
Ge6O FINE BUILDING LOTS on LUNDY
spOOO. lane, close TO junction OF Mission aad
yateni Ia SITS: very suitable for home purposes.
JACOB HEYMAN.
0ESn TO S45O-LoTs FRONTING ELECTRIC
tDOOO line, on San Jose road; only 20 minutes
ride from City Hall JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market.
0.1O0 LEVEL LOTS FOR HOMES; 25x12O
IDtUO. EACH fronting Silver ave-: HOward-st.
cars pass close by. JACOB HEYMAN.
GEO LOTS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT. NEAR
SDOOU. Chsnery ST. and electric road; level and
ready for building JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market.
G15O LOTS NR.THE SAN MATEO ELECTRIC
u 1UO. road; level aud ready for building; only
few minutes ride to City Hall; $50 down, balance
So monthly; Spring Valley water on the property
rich soil and warm climate. JACOB HEiMAN.
G.OEO PARK LOTS; 25xI20 EACH; On So
JDZOO. monthly payments; near the grand
boulevard. electric ro I'd and Marketst. extension;
don't fail TO inspect this grand offering. JACOB
HEYAAN. $50 Market ST.
QS50 LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK. NEAR
SDOCO. ST.; 25xI20 each; the best opportunity
ever offered JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market St.
l46O LOTS 25xl2O ON SILVER AVE;
T4OU. ready for building; perfectly level, and
G1O00 FINE BUILDISG LOTS; 25xl0o
walk to Golden Care Park: streets graded and
severed. JACOB HENMAN.
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II FULL BLAsri
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY NOW CARRYING
THOUSANDS TO
UNION PARK,
AND UNION PARK LOTS SELLING FAsTi
THERE is A REASON
Yes. for Union Park is unanimously declared the
incest and cheapest Residence and Business Prop
erty along the entire line of the electric road
WITNESS BEAR THOSE THAT HAVE SEEN 1T
And those that have not should not delay and see
for themselves
SEEING IS BELIEvINGI
All, the prices just think moment. Only 1925
($75 cash. balance terms) will buy exceptional
fine. level building iot on GRADE, fronting on
level street. requiring absolutely grading and
with Spring Valley water mains, schools churches
and stores In the immediate vicinity. And then
these lots within few steps OF the great Mis-
sion road and the electric railroad, afordIng ear
facilities every few minutes until past midnight
and before O'Clock in the morning
LOOK AT THE EASY TERMsi
Only one-thrd cash required; the balance can be
paid in 3 instaiments In 8. ~ and ls months
AT THAT RATE
Every thrifty man or woman. be their income ever
small, can buy charming hQmeAjte, inamedi-
ately available for building, without dollars ex-
pense for grading or street work
SO DON'T DELAY YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Prices at UNION PARK will not remain station
airy. Moreover. you can take your pi6k of location
II you get there first.
OUR AGENTS AT UNION PARK
Are constantly in attendance on the ground and
will show you over the property.
HTFurther particulars. complete maps da-
grams, etc. etc, can be had application 10 the
agents of the property,
JoosT, MERTESs CO.
326 Montgomery ST.,
CENTER. JACKSON sPADER.
3o7 Montgomery st.,
From their representatives at their respective
Offices at Union Park.
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@. O0O0 CLEVELAND. NEAR 7TH AND FOL-
IL OZOO. som; 2-Ssory house OF rooms and
hath. Lot 2nYT1
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nSOOO COR on 18TH ST: on LINE OF
Il ODUU. the electric road: lot 30xl0l IS; i'm
movements IN store and FIAT.
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M CAkEE. BALDWIN HAMMOND. REAL
~ Estate Agents aud AuctloneeTs, members OF the
Heal Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery st.
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@. OSOO PACIFIC ST., Mr.. JONES; STORE
tpCOOO. and rooms in rear and upper part OF .
rooms. etc.; basement; BRICK foundation also
rear houses; lot 23xl2U to rear streets rents $50
per month
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CITY REAL. ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE.
0'FARRELL Il LANG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUUTIoNEERs AND
HOUSE BROKERS,
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SEEING IS BELIEvINGl

All, the prices just think moment Only 1925
($75 cash. balance terms) will buy exceptional
fine. level building lot on GRADE, fronting on
level street. requiring absolutely grading, and
with Spring Valley water mains, schools. churches
and stores in the immediate vicinity. And then
these lots are within few steps OF the great Mis-
sion road and the electric railroad, Rfordlng car
facilities every few minutes until past midnight
and before o'clock in the morning.
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q. QTE0 REDUCED - CHURCH-ST. FLATS;
IOtOO. close to Market ST.; fine new building,
containing fairs OF o, 5 and A rooms; baths, bay
windows. etc: Basement; brick foundation; rents
SIS; lot 25xI26.
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GOTEO A BARGAIN: BRYANT-ST. COR
Do ~. ner. east of I'd ; 8 tenements OF rooms
each and house OF rooms lot 25xSo; present in
come $50 per month.
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QS1S0 WELSH NEAR 4TH - 3-STORY
ID J1OO house. divided into teHements OF g.
4 and rooms respectively; also rear house OF
rooms; rents $40 per month; lot 2Ox80
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QSRQD HOWARD ST.
pOOOO. ern house OF
%: Mission warm belt. w.
Montgomery 81.
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THE HEYMAN TRACTl
THE HEYMAN TRAoTI
Situated on Douglass street. between
22d and Elizabeth streets;
tains the most desirable
Building Lots
Is bounded on the east by the
Castro-street cable road; on
The west by Market-st
Extension and
Electric road.
Streets graded and severed;
Lots large and level. with
An unobstrueted view of the
Bay aud city. For sale
On very easy terms
$50 Market st. 1t
Is. Real Estate Agent,
324la Montgomery street.
ss5O-l2ox1oo level: near electric railway;
siioO-5ox125; Ocean View; neat cottage. CON-
pleteiy furnished.
s2S5O-2sx6O: Bernard ST.. near Taylor; 3-story
house. arranged in ftats rents $2s; safe buy.
s5250-40x75; Shipey ST.. near 7th: good build
ing arranged In q fats; rents $50; always rented.
s55Oo-Must be sold; S7;61s7:e; good business
corner on Larkin st.
myl5 SUR 3241a Montgomery street
GEO. ID. sHADBURNE JR.:
REAL-EsTATE BROKER.
42a MONTGOMERY ST.
s75OO-Kearny-st property; large lot and good
frame improvements; rent 80 clear
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IL MONTGOMERY ST.. s. F.
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tHtTs ne IoiIUWlhS ItIs Oh 10 IHVHtHy %! neHIS
O.AOS LOTS READY FOR BUILDING, NEAR
IL 10. Cogsweil college and Folsom st. Will
mako oood home .faCOR HEYMAN
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myl5 X SuTh
RUY YOUR OWN HOME-THE FLATS. e37
~ and e39 18th St, Castro, whIon rent for
SlS apiece. can be bought for the same money In
monthly payments: a permanent and reliable oceu-
pant the object. For sale by PERCIYAL W. SELBi,
New Montgomery Sc.
MUST BE SOLD-NEw COTTAGE OF ROOMS
lsl and bath; near electric road; n. side OF goth
St., w. o. Chenery; make offer.
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q O00O FINEST CORNER, NEAR WEB.
u OUUU. ster; corner 2-story house; store be-
low: fiat above; also 2-story house end of lot;
Will rent for $75; lot 25xS7 g.
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GSQS0 4 BARGAIN DOLORES ST 120
spOODO. feet wide) mr. 23d; desirable residence
containing IL rooms bath, bay-windows, ETC. brick
foundation; stable: street In rear; lot 25Xll7 IS
nice location in Mission warm belt; rare opportu-
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HOPKINS

tUMPAN1
MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE Ex-
CHANGE,
624 MARKET STREET
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NEAR nth; MOD
rooms, bath: lot 25x
II. GRIM a CO., 1lS
myl6 SuTuThSs At
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T A. SoUC & Co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 10
II. Montgomery St
$55U0--Elegant cottage: rooms and bath; SER
wants room; 18th ST.. mr. Valencia.
SIC, 50O-ChOice Investment paying over per
cert net: newly improved corner in Mission; lot
81 :6Nll5; 22d ST., nr. Valencia.
SS25G-Elegant modern fats; and rooms and
bath; stable in rear; fac garden stone walks; rent
$57 So lot 81 :6xl22:6 TO rear street; Howard
nr. 25th.
$7750-Modern fats: rooms and bath each: al
ways rented; 2lst ST., bet. Vslenci aud Mission.
S3600-Bay-w IndOw cottage. rooms and bath:
large basement: bricS foundation; Ford St, oet
Sanchez and zoe: 25x114
$200O-Cottage, 3 rooms; large Tot; 23xl68; Dor
land st, bet Dolores and Church.
$9500-75 cash; cor Dorland and Church; 1850
xSS.
s5OO0-one-third cash; cor. Sanchez and Hancoca
SITS; 1lUxl00
S2600-W. side DevisaderO ST.. Haight 25x
l25: elegant view; street work complete.
$20O0-Chattanooga ST., bet. I'D and oath; 25x
100: fine view.
$500 -one-third cash; sth St. bet Church IN
Sanchez: 25xll4-
$l5U0-Fiue building lot: Eureka ST.. bet. eGth
and 2lst; 25xlZ5 street work done
$3.50 eaeh-2 lots, 25xl00; Darllnd St, near
Church.
$I1O0-24th ST.. near Ellen; 25:sxII4
$3.50 each-25xlI5 -; West Diamond ST. bet 21St
aud 22d; cheap.
S65O-24th ave, near Point LObos 25x -;
steet WORK done.
L. A. soTC Co. 10 MONTGOMERY st. myl5 SuTh
n L. ORR & co.
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Qee00 REDUCED FROM $1,000: BAR
sDOOOO. gain; bay-window house or rooms,
bath, basement. etc.: modern conyeniences lot
"a :101sxl20; Deyisadero st. near Clay; fine Ioea-
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U1A00 CHATTANOOGA ST, NEAR 23D;
sDttOO. 2 bay-wludow fats OF and rooms;
bath in each: basement: brick foundations; Ia first
class condition; lot 10 :6x 1885, in Mission warm
bet, near electric-r0ad.
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m L. ORR a co.
L $1,000 Residence of 9 rooms aud bath: West
ern Addition; fine marine view; $1,000 cash, ba' =
ance at per cent
Sl6OO-Houss and lot of rooms; Mission.
S475-On st, near oath ave. 25XIOO.
s550-25xl20; W. of CallfOrnia-st depot on 2Oth
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100 TO $l200-Cheapest building lots in the
Mission; Hill St. bet. Noe and Sanchez; supert
view; street work all done; only block from Cas-
frost cars
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nCOOO FINE RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS
ETCUUO. and bath. and cottage OF rooms:
stone walks, etc; Union ST.; fue view; lot 30xl2O
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QAS00 ALABAMA ST; 2 ELEGANT NEW
CC1ObO. bsy-wIBdow fats Of I aud rooms and
bath each brick foundations, stone walks and all
modern improvements; lot 26xIOO
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QdQ00 REDUCED FROM $3.50: A NEW
I'D IOOO. modern cottage OF large sunny rooms
and bath; must be sold. O'FARRELL q LANG
/ I Monfrnnaa St
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o.10 OOO IMPROVED BUSINESS CORNER.
= IL. UOU. Sw. cor. McAllister aud Webster
SITS; lot 81 :6xs7 IS; store with fats above and
house Of rooms adjoining.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
FAST AT SARATOGA.
Good Attendance to Witness the
Events.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 23.-The
races were continued here today. The
weather was fair and the attendance
good. The track was fast. Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Rival, to !, first
in 1:02; Lord Harry, to ]. second; Esperan-
"a. 5 to |. third.
Second race. five and half furlongs-Hal.
cyon, TO /, first IN :09; Bertha, IL to l, Sec
ond; Robusta, s TO ], third.
Third race, five and half frrlongs-Cup-
bearer. to J, first in 1:0y; Versatile 5 to l.
second; Baylor, 10 to l. third.
Fourth race. mile-Santa Anna, to ., first
in AZ: Sir Catesby, 10 to ], second; Lady
Superior, 5 10 J. third.
Fifth race, seven furlongs Climax, to ],
first in 1:30; Lithbert TO ], second; Ola
lece, l24 S to l. third
CARD FOR TODAY.
First race, five furlongs, selling-Miss Nav
ma. los; Magician, 1U3; Trump. 1853: Nellie
Shaw, 100; Eugenia formerly Imperatrce
fly, 100; Athelena, 100
Second race. Saratoga stakes, three-fourths
of mile. beaten hOrseS-Sir Arthur. 1l2;
Loudon, ll2; Beef Eater, lie: Merry Duke,
ITO; Lavish, 10; Bel Demonio, ITO; Ronald.
1S; High c, l07; Lizzetta, 107: Trlngle, 1G5;
Doncaster, 1O4; Roonett, 103; Tasso 1O2; AL
ma T. 1el; Balbriggan. 80; Cottonade, 81;
A Zrael, 81; Gladiator, 80: Seven. 100
Third race, six and half furongs-Bene-
dictine. 1I2 silver Prince l12; Lord Harry, liz;
Inferno, liz; Wrestler, ll2; Defauiter, Vlctori-
Gus. III; Little Fred. 10; Luray, 107; Laurel,
107; Kimberly, IU5; Logan. Is: WORTH It's;
Toano, les; Derango, Ballarat, los.
Fourth race mile. G. II. Mumm handicap
-Strathmeath. 116; Santa Anna, 107; Char
a de, los; Galindo, 95.
Fifth race mile ane furlong-Judge Nor
row. Il9: The Pepper. 1O6; King Mac, 1Ol;
Hellgate 106.
Sixth race, two miles, over eight hurdles.
handicap-My Fellow. 147; Ecarte, Isl; Bas-
sanio, Ia; Lijero, l2s: Southerner, 127; Clam
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
WANTS THE WABASH.
George Gould Would Run the
Read Himself

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The Herald
says: There are signs that George ].
Gould wants 10 run the Wabash rail-
road. For what purpose is not quite
clear, but the reason is not far to seek.
Some one. whose identity has been
pretty well established, has been in the
street for couple of weeks trying to
buy all the Wabash stock that he
could. This gentleman has been to the
recognized brokers of the little
wizard" and George Gould has been
caught in the same Identical Of
fees at the same time. There
is still time for actual work before the
annual meeting takes place on Sept. Z.
So far as known 10 dissatisfaction has
been expressed against the present
management. 1t is understood that two
Of the directors against whom the Oppo-
sition is aimed are MessrS. Dow and Me
Harg. One of the gentlemen who is
supporting the present management
said that they have a majority of the
stock pledged, but they cannot tell
| where they will stand when the election
| comes off if proxies are bought in the
way the Wormser holdings were Sc
cured for the Union Pacific meeting.
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john, Burt %; Perisaltic, 81; Chauutress. SO.
Second race, handicap. mile and sixteenth
-Brookwood. ia; &c. Leonard, 1l2; Patrick,
Ill; Shoshone, 105; Royal Flush, l04; Emma
Primrose, o.
Third race. weller weights. five furlongs-
Pullman, 145; st. Patrick. 127; Rio Grande,
127; Duke of Milpitas. 127; San Argentine,
120: Cole Miller, 124; Harbor Lights, II;
Hattie B. 122; Catherine b, 122; Aberdeen
s, I'D; Izell, 10; Lord Stanley, 12Q.
Fourth race. two:year-olds, six furlongsL
Hawthorne. 1lS; Union, 113; Jack Lowell. 1l3'
Me, los; Sealem, I05; New City Queen, ITO.
Fifth race, selling, mIle and seventy yards
State of Texas 112; Maud Howard, l06;
Engarita, los; Barney, 104; Adrienne. 103;
Chapman. 102; Teutonic. 101; Bonnie b, 80;
Woodford. 90; My Luck, 90.
Sixthsrace, weller weights. five furlongs.-
Bob Rice Jr, 14I: B Freed. 1879; Imp Odd
Fellow, Culpepper 1877; Prince, 1874; Lizzie
b. 122; Asa. l22; Hattie Cant. us; Prince
Regent. 123; Ragnarsck. no; Doubtful, 100;
Marine 100
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
BROKE EVEN.
st. Louis and Boston Quit Even
at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 23.-By
mutual consent two of the games of the
present st. Louis-Boston series were
transferred TO this city through the
efforts OF President Spears, of the KAN
sas City Base Ball association, for the
entertainment of The visiting knights
of Pythias. One Of the games scheduled
for yesterday was postponed on account
of rain and both games were
played today. kingan and Short Stop
their debute Oh the diamond in Kansas
uniforms. FavOrteS received hearty
applause. The morning game was dull
aid uninterestlng, Boston taking an
early lead and keeping it throughout.
Nichols pitched all almost perfect game,
the Browns getting only four scattering
hits. The afternoon game was lively
one. being close and exciting. st. Louis
tied the score in the eighth inning, and
won it in the ninth, ali by Staley'S wild
ness. Attendance at the morning game
was 5,4lS, and at the afternoon game
1927. The weather was perfect. Morn
ing game:
Boston,..0 3 / y o . IS 3 6
Batteries, Gleason and Buckley. Kelly and
Nichols; earned runs. Boston >; wo-base hii
Long; first on balls, off Nichols 3. Gleason :;
left on bases. St. Louis 4, Boston 4: struck
out, Brodie, Moriarity >. Buckley, Nichols;
passed balls. Buckley /, Kelly Il wild pitch
Nichols; Tine, ! at; umpire, Barnie.
AFTERNOON GAME.
l. II. Z.
ST. Louis. % o o OLE as . /
Boston. ..0 d , l 0 % 6 3
Batteries, Caruthers and Buckley, Gantzel
and Staley; earned runs St Louis y Boston
3; two-base hits, " erden, Duffy Lowe, Quinn :;
stolen bases, Glasscock ,, Werder, Moriarity
.. Tucker; couble play. Long and Tucker;
first base CT tails, off Caruthers }, Staiey L;
left Oh bases. St. Louis Z, Boston .; hit by
pitched lall. Crooks Tucker: struck out
Brodie, kuhe:ie. Buckley, Long, Staley;
passed ball, Buckley; time, 1855; umpiie,
Barr;ie
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WILL FIGHT THE LAW.

Chinese Do Not Like the Certifi-
cate Plan.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.- Sam Moy, who is
prominent in the Chinese circles, has
informed the government officers that
orders had been received from China
not to obey the law requiring Chinese
residents to take out certificates of resi-
dence. He said the government of
China had sent one of its officials to this
country TO fight the law in the courts.
This minister from the Chinese court
was in Chicago few days ago, he said,
and had informed him and others of the
wishes OF the Chinese government The
representative from the celestial empire
had gone to Washington to secure the
best legal talent 10 be had, and the law
would be tested in the United States
supreme court. "A test case would be
made OF the arrest of some Chinese in
Detroit. where they were held on the
charge OF violating the exclusion law,
passed by the present congress. In this
way the exclusion act and the provision
compelling Cinnamon to take out ceriifi-
Gates OF residence would be tested to-
gether. Until decision was rendered,
he said, no Chinaman in Chicago would
take out certificate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
SNYDER AND ESTES
Play Winning Billiards in the
Globe HandiCan 81

The two games in the DAILY GLOBE
billiard tournament last evening DEM
onstrated the fact that fayorites are not
always the sure winners. Snyder made
play that simply outclassed Wilder; as
strange as this may seem. Wien the
former scored his 100 points only 80
points stood to the credit of Wilder.
and still Wilder is really one of the
most dangerous men in the entire
tial. He plays billiards from the
shoulder and he is usually fortunate,
but last evening Snyder was too speedy.
Estes, who stands third in the series,
had an easy thing, comparatively speak
ing, with Dickinson. The former run
100 to 20, and Estes highest runs were
Is, IL and -. and the Is run put him
out.
This evening Ronald and Hatch will
play "a final game in the series, and
Snyder is matched against Summers,
and Dougherty will play Foley. The
latter will be feature event in the
series and will attract big crowd from
Minneapolis. +