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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20
s Iii 6 1tabIer.

Nnf ben &nnid pieler Sreunbe babe it
etngewtatgt, ols &anbibat fir bas 9(mt bes
. tablers bes l. 8reeinfts a~uf3utre.
ten unS tpenn erieablt, perpfidte t4 MIDI,
mstre Vftdten setptfen9aft gu erfilen.
9enrD SietIer.
Sir ftnb autpriiirt germ @5as 6. Mb-
be9 ais &anbibat fur Sas 2lnlt bcs Som
ftablers bes l. Srecinfts an~sufinSisen
8ir finb autoriiirt, g. @. SeffeI ais
&anbibat fir bas 9lnnt bes &DnftabIers
be8 1. Srecinfts bel Der bepprftebenben
Nobembermabl ansufiinbigen.
8ir iinb autorifirt, Mr. Sames Me.
@Ipsfb aIS &anctbat fir 6as 9lmt les
6 pnftablerS bes l. grecinft ansn5eigen
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0QS @eiBbier

aus Der befannten 8rauerei bon Dds
& bad er 1T elm bur6aus aus
trdsl:des unb geiunbes @etrdnf, 6as
in feiner Wirtbi6aft unb in feinem
SauSbalt feblen iolte. 9as 8ier bat
fid einen &uf ermorben melt iiber bic
@renaen San 4ntonio's binaus unb
bas nit &e6t. 8efeaunsen bon allsz
pdrts uerben prompt ausgefibrt.
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SIR 6 pumtp &i6ter.

mir ltue autoriiirt, Serrn 8rpan 9 ais
Iasban als aanbioaten fur bas slmt bes
@puntb 8tdters an3ufiinbt8en.
Bir iinS autoriiirt, Serrn 9; ". VI 6.
MIIifter als 8anbibaten fnr WteheripabI
fir bos gmt bes 6 OuntpsR d 8 ansus
fiinoigen.
@ir iinb eutpriiirt, 9errn ST. 6. Stans
fieIb. bisber @ountp Sdulluperintenbent,
ais 8anbibat fur bas Amt bes 6 u b.
3idters ansufinbisen.
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STR Siitriftz gIerf.

Mir iino autorifirt, Stat. 2ewis ais
&anotSat fur @ieoerpa9l fir oes Mmt bes
Sttrtfts GlerfS an5lfinpieen.
Sir iinb beauftraet, Serrn Semr1 um=
i9etb ais aanoibaten fir bas Mnnt bes
Stfrift:GlsrfS BON 8erar County ans
sufiino' ger.
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duff Der cxnjeI @reto houeru $

: Muf Der SnfeI &reta bauern bic
l1nruben atuif6en ben tiirtifden Sol.
baten unb ben 2anbbewobnern fort.
80 aretenfer, bic on benz Muffanb bes
4. October tbeilgenommett batten,
tuurben berbaftet unb nod 3ripoIiS
beportirt, mas unter ibren 2anbsIeuteu
groBe grbitterung er3eugt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

5 liz Ben SO. @eri9tsbifrift.
Wir finb autoriiirt, 9errn Gnaene
9lrder als &anbibat bes &i6ter=
a mites fur ben SO. @eri6ts Ditrift
an3ufiinbigem.
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Stir

@ir finb autoriiirt, 9bab. IS. Smitb
ais 8anbibat fir @iebererpabluns fur bas
9lmt bes Gountbs @Ierfs an3useigen.
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STR 0dutez 8 nfpeftpr.

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Wir ftnb erndhtist, GERM q. s. II
bers als &anbtoaten fur baS Amt bes @iebs
unb SantesS nipeftcrs an3uaeisem-
Siermit erIaube i'd mir, mild aIs Ranbibat
fur bas Stint bes 9Gutes nnb 8ie6 Smz
peftDrS Bel ber bebpritebenben @abl ans
au3eisen unb bite UNI Die l1nterftabung meie
ner Greunbe uitb Mitbiirser.
g9~tunssppu
SttD 80 6geIin.
@ir iinS autpri1irt, Serrn Ghas. 8.
26ffIer ais &anbibat fir baS Amt bes
&dntes SnfpeftorS an3ufiinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

SIR ben "a. enatorieIIen
9"tftrift.
Wir fin6. autorifirt, Germ YerrD
S. 2etpis ben Nomit1ee Der bemotraz
tii6en &onbention, als &anbibaten
fir stats Senator fir ben
"a. enatorieIIen Stfrift
an%aufinbigen.
Mir finb ~autorifirt, 9errn 8. g.
6DbiniDn als ben reguldren bemofraz
tif6en Nnminee unb &anbibaten fir
bas Mmt bes Senators fir ber
"a. enatorieuen 9ifrift
an5~ufinbigen.
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9as gtaats=Sicfet

uel6es ieber Seuti6e ltimmen loft
Sir @puperneur:
Weprge Clarf.
ices@ouDerneur
6. ". &pger3.
6ifT @eneraIsNntpaIt
6. q. mc9 NJ ELL.
Sir Comptroller:
Gtban Mllen.
Stir S@atmeiiter
Sbns. S. 8pree,
Sir aanbsG pmmiiar:
-. 6. @alfb.
Sir Sdul- Superintendent
Safnb 8tfler.
Sir %stppeaations .Ridtsr;
20. 8. @ppo.
q. $. YbelPs.
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s ii ben IL. &ongreBz9ifrift.
Wir finb autoriiirt, 9errn SenrD
Serrea als &anbibaten fiir ben II.
&ongre B<9 itrift an3ufiinbigem.
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s ii r 6 suntpzM maI |.

@ir iigb autorifirt, Germ 8art De
8itt ala 8anbibat file Bieberfpapl fir bas
amt bes county Ats a%nsufiins
biaen.
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Sir ben 81. @eri 9tsbifritt.
@ir inb ermd6tigt, GERM George
Wupnatt als &an6ibaten fir Miez
berermdblung fir bas Mmt bes 9is
# riftri9ters bes 81. @eri9tsbi=
itritts arsufinbigen.
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SIR Difriftz QnpaIt.

Ntr iinb autoriitrt, Serrn @eprse 9ass
hal els &%anbtoaten fir @iebersrmd6luns
fur Sas ant bes Difrift s@nmaltS
anaufiinbisen.
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& liz g hakmeifer

Sir iinb antoriiirt, Serrn Sd. Sroboefe
als 8anoibat fir @,ebererpahlung fit bas
9lmt bes Gountp.S 4atmeiters ans
3u,eiaen.
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stir @pIIeftpr

Mir iinb autorilirt. Serrn Sofe Gai>
tano oils 8anbtbaten fur Wieoerpabl fir
bas sntt bes Gountp:RolIeftor ansus
3eisen.
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Central 8 Bari

8eliebtefter Nufentbaltsort fir 6as
milien. Gintritt gum part fret.
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Sir s ountpz Mffeffor.


@tr iinb ermddtist, Germ 2ouis 9ntb
r. oils &anbibaten fur @ieberipapl fur bas
gtmt bes @puntbs@ifefpr anantins
oigen.
@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 8 60. 9. Wils
Itampn ais &aroibat fir bas amt bes
a1ieiiorS bon 8egar County an~sufanbigen.
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s iii 6 heriff.

Die .Hreie 9reie" 1T ermahtist, eerrn
Spbn q. GampbeII ais &anoieat fir
bas ant oes Sberiffs bon 8erar County
anaufinbisen.
8ir finO autoriii,t Germ 8. g. McgalI
ais @anotbet fir Bieb~srerpablnns fir bas
@mt hes @beriffs BON 8erar County anz
aufiinbiaeu,
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STR 6riebens

8tr iinb antoriiirt, 9errn Gnp6 @riff
Spnes als Ranbi5aten fit BIS gmt bes
Srts6ensri4ters bes 1. 4%recintts
ananflnbisen.
Nir finb autoriiirt, Serrn Mntpn Ibam
als &ancibaten fir @ieoernabl fir bas Mrnt
bes SrtebenSridters bes 1. 9rez
etntts (bie sanae Stabt urnfaienb) an3u-
fanbigen.
8ir iinb beauftrast, 9errn IS. 6. 6 Or aIs
&anotbaten fir baS Mmt bes GriebenS.
ri4terS fir ben eriten Yreeinft anaufiinz
btsen. Serr @pr eriu9t Die Burger bon Berar
epuntA, fir ibn gu i%tinmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

paT ueber3ieber, lnteraeug, 9erz
rem : Soilette : Nrtifel, aues bon ben
beiten G~abrifanten bes 2anbes bel
paneoat & Sobm. Wir stau>
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : 9Dlars
9emb unb bic beifen 25 @entssS triimpfe
in Der Stabt %perfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

: 30 i6aers, 22O Of Souaons
berfauft MIR 10 Sabre alien
Hermitage Rye' unb "Old Crow
Bourbon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

Suti's piaen furiren aopfi6meraen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20

IS lei perorbnet burb BEN Stabtz
ratb Der Stabt San Nntonio:
Section l.. SAB es BON iebt a1t
fir Sebermann ungeiebli9 fem ion,
irgeno Elm pferb, einen MauleIel, giel
Ober ion1t ein Sbier an MainzG traBe,
swiiden Wainzp la3a un6 8eramenbiz
@traBe an5ubinben.
@ection2 2. SAB Sebermanr,
Der bieie gerprbnung berlebt, elmer
uebertretnng f6ulbig era6tet utb mad
e%rfolgter 8erurtbeilung bur@ ben &eforz
Der nit elmer @elbftrafe bon ni6t unter
finf ($5) Dollars unb tti6t iiber fiinfs
5ig ($50) Dollars beitraft uerber iol.
@ectiDn3 3. SAB bieIe 0rbtnana
bonn Sage ibrer 4nnabme an in Rraft
treten ioa.
Mngenommett unb sebiaist am 10.
SftDber 1892.
S, S9reiner,
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@ablz M1t5ei9en+

s. Sen 10. Bbi fritt.
u. S. Npiemtbal,
ga Grange, Seras, aeist ii6
ais aanbibat> fur bas Mmt beS 6 0 IT,
gre 5. @eprdfentanten fir ben
10. 9iftrift at.
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Cine Orbimans,

mel6e bas Nnbin6en BON Bferbei1 &C,
an Der Mtatn Ipenue, 5pif6en
Wtain Blaaa unb Gerametbi=
Strap Derbietet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-20
atinest sIafan .nebr sebabt.

--r"~ <1 o<1%~S
DrtfIfa. Ont. Canada, SUM- 80.
50 bate ben erien Anfau Don @ptlepfe i'm Ecpembe.
g. babe ieithfu1 ~unsdbItse weittsl probirt anS aud
ftaiss 6sr befen Aerste eoniuttirt. aSer ni6ts taIf mir.
bs ID tn. Septeuber 'S8 anfius. goitor R6nts's Werpeas
Stdrfer 5u nebmen. ftitbem babe i'd nidt eiuen einais
cen NHiau sebabt. s. m. gIifforb.
Wtabonop Gitr, GduItpI Co., "a, Wai 30
so CAB thr Doftoreu unb Teebisin Gin tfsines Ser
mb9sn aus, unl meinen Sobu, wel5er pier Sabre en-
gsptlspiie It'll, oauou 5u b~sfreien, aber obne grfolq; Is
" nun Gin Sabrs felt MIR .pafor R5ria's Werpeus
Charter gtbran4ten, uuo feitben1 bat Ct aud nidt ben
2s5tnsfen Nniau usbr sebabt. webbalb ID bas Mitta
sfpeHs smpie9te. Bat Ga mybeII.
CH~> efR xeftAEsE.s a3u4 tHr ytespedsitAs hs
NE& pirD Jenem Der es oerIaugt, 5~ugeionbt.
4rue erbaIfeu an9 bic Mtebi3ta rrnipuf,
DIETS 4e<bt1tu uurbe felt benz Sabre Isle bcu BEN
4pdip: pafpr 96uig Sort H8opne. Sub. ~sptereitei
mn 1etf nntsr feiner Gnpeiiung Don ber
kOENfG MEDICINE co.,
3 R1ndotph St., CHICAGO, I'll.
Set 4tppfhefert ~ babem fur
1.0 Die 6Iafde, 6TIa5den fir 81. OQ,
orpBe St.75, @ far $500.
Sn gan Antonio Bel aboIpb Dreib.
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"VUTVE TT WET
s. g. laubo II, Gitp : Glerf.

pag 9ie morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company fat ftets cine Nustpabl
bon frii6en Sii6en. Muftern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt baDon tdgli6 neue 3ufubz
rem. Sn Der Stabt perben bic Sa9en
fret abgeliefert. Selepbon SEQ. 81. -
Nuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe erbeter ;
prompte Iusflbrung %garantirt.
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iinb feltem sliidaide.

Der @ettunss.N nfer if au babsu
betm 8udbdnbter Mic. GensA 21s Com,
mercefrabe, Gan Nntorio. Sesas.
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SuNDe WuHheIf
meI@e In TpIee rpr
Susenb Climber
an Rerpenfdrd@l
letben, tbre9ebene'
trait ~untersraben
baben unb tbrt
RdnnIt@feit perIps
5pnfen ben Be-
rhbmten Dr. Sas
tbawas ipfprt con,
5ulttren. BerSebi
nt@t, Werpenfrdnf,
belt Omit cber ctns
Grdnme mtrp mtts
5eni&aftlt& unh
mad ben neIefen
Metbcben betan.
beft uub NIT benz
sr6Bten GrfcIS.
G8 fpmmt nt@t
barduf IN, Of man
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-24
C0URSING EXTRAORDINARY.
Followers of the Dogs Have Good
Day's Sport at Ocean View.

Followers OF the Dogs Have a Good
Days Sport at Ocean View.
tremendous crowd put In an appear
ance at Ocean View Coursng Park yester-
day to witness the inauguration of the
Ackerson sixty-four dog stake. Speculation
ruled very lively. and the weather, saving
the fog which blew up In the evening
was perfect. The preliminary round was
run through, and the stake will be con-
cluded next Sunday.
The details of the days racing are as fol-
lows:
Ocean View Coursing Park. Sunday, Oc-
tober %. 1892. Sixty-four Dog stake. Pre-
liminary round-Sir John Beat Billy the
Washer, Monday beat Pete, Dexter beat
lynda. Whip beat Al Farrow, Dan c beat
Lilly Hynes. Mountain Hare beat Nell.
Laurelwood beat Fairy, Capitano Maid beat
Teresa Fair, Billy Ackerson beat Dolly
Warden. Glen Farren beat Babba the Bous-
ter. SO SO beat Frisco Boy. White Cloud
beat Solano Maid. DEFEND on Me beat
Skyrocket beat Domino. Molie ran a bye,
Nellie Bly, beat Garry Owen. Coomassie
beat George Washington, Lady Freestone
beat Cork Rebel, Queen of the Valley beat
John w, Speculation beat John Mitchell.
Jennie g beat Examiner. Chicopee beat
Native Son. Shortstop beat Cleverness,
Pennyroyal beat Spring. San Jose Girl beat
Country Girl. Bessie From Pike beat Dom
ard. Chief of the Valley beat Waterloo
Jack Dempsey beat Limerick Lass, Occ-
dental beat Tom Moore, and Young Jessie
boat Wideawake.
The stake will be concluded next Sunday,
when, If the weather be favora Bile, the t
tendance will be very large
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-24
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
The Body Of an Unknown
Man Found Floating.
Daniel Sholes Struck by Local Train and
Badly Hurt-Berkeley and Ala
media News.

The BODY OF medium sized man about "a
years DID, dressed in a seedy Prince Albert
coat and striped trousers is awaiting identi-
fcation at the Morgue. 1t was found
floating In Oakland Creek yesterday, $50
yards south of the Seventh-street trestle
1t had been in the water about nine hours.
The dead man has auburn hair and thick.
stubby, red beard.
An old man working on the railroad track
near First and Henry streets was struck
from behind by the Alameda cannou-ball
train yesterday and hurled away with three
broken ribs, a broken arm and internal in
jurles. He gave his name as Daniel Sholes
and said that he recently left his wife in
Yountvlle TO come here in search of work.
His injuries are very serious.
If the Councilmen have not thought OF
some way to get out of it the question Of
appropriating $1,000 for reading-room ex-
penses will be settled o-night. When the
library trustees, following closely upon the
discharge of Miss C0olbrth, the librarian,
resolved also to close the Twenty-third
avenue and North Oakland reading-rooms
to save expenses. the residents of those sec
lions began to protest They succeeded in
getting a resolution introduced before the
Council last Monday night to transfer $1,000
TO the library trustees to keep the rooms
open another year. The residents Of
Twenty-third avenue have gone so far as to
offer to raise part of the funds necessary,
if it cannot be done any other way.
The big parquet and galleries of the new
Mac0on0ugh Theater are receiving their fin
ishing touches The drop curtain, one of
the costliest on the coast. has already been
put in place. 1t represents the battle on the
Atlantic between the United States frigate
Constitution and the British frigate Guer-
Tiere
Election day is looked forward to with
more than ordinary interest by the people Of
Haywards, as they are to decide whether or
not the town shall be reinc0rporated under
the sixth class.
The trustees of the First Hebrew congre-
CATION decided not to wait till Tuesday TO
settle the Rabbi SesSer matter. There was
asecret special meeting yesterday afternoon
and the church is now without pastor.
The rabbi sent in his resignation, giving as
reason that the trouble existing seemed TO
require it. Then the trustees passed lot
of resolutions accepting the resignation and
expressing confidence in the rabbi and his
ability, together with the hope that he will
prosper in whatever fields his future lot
may be chosen. II was ordered that the
resolutions be engrossed and sent to him.
1t is understood that the rabbi is to accept
$1,000 and deliver up his contract Of two
years.
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insisted that he was with US. and tbree
meetings of the COMMITTEES were called "a
reconsider our action so far as Easton was
concerned, but each time it was voted
down"
In the meantime 1t seems Mr.. Easton had
Endorsed the platform of the dyekeepers.
The following is an extract from the
Republican" platform, which has been IN.
dorsed by Mr.. East0n, the Republican"
candidate for Mayor:
The Republican party is opposed to the
existence of all dives or other places Oh
refreshment or entertainment conducted
in violation of the requirements of de-
cency and morality, In violation OF
law, and pledges itself to cause the en-
forcement of existing laws and ordinances
looking toward the suppression of indie
cency, disorder and vice. and to promote
the enactment of such other legislation
and regulation as shalt be calculated to
accomplish that end.
Seeing the hole into which their can
didate had fallen, the Chronicle on Friday
said in vicious attack upon Mr.. Ebert Tor
signing the pledge which Easton offered
four times to sign:
Among the members of the Anti-Dive
Association who deplore Ellerts conduct
are Mr.. Flood, ETC."
Mr.. Flood was seen by CALL reporter
yesterday and he expressed his Indignation
in the following terms: mo Chronicle re-
porter called upon me. and its assertion is
most unqualifedly and absolutely false. 1t
is piece Of gratutous impertinence and is
made out of whole cloth.
Il have not spoken to any person on the
subject and no one has had any authority
from me to make any such assertion"
"What about this other statement, Mr..
Flood? The article says that a demand
that the Endorsement of Ellert's name be
revoked Twill be made. and there is every
probability that it will be carried. The
anti-dive people say they will have nothing
TO do with political trlcksters.
''As far as | know nothing of the kind
has been mentioned. i doubt its anthem
ITCHY and believe it is simply done to create
suspicion and distrust among the Non-Par-
tisans. 1t shows the desperate straits to
which these people are driven. They know
that the ground is falling from beneath
them, and they will stop at nothing to help
their sinking cause.
"They viii fail miserably In their attempt
to create dissenson in the Non-Partlsan
ranks. The object it too palpable.
ave want honest, pure government In
municipal ana legislative affairs, and we
are going TO get it by electing the Non-Par-
tisau ticket"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-24
GERMAN PRESS CLUB.
Programme of the Entertainment to
GIxan Ihurxdnx NI1ht.

Programme of the Entertainment to Be
Given Thursday Night.
The following is the programme OF the
entertainment for the benefit of the sick fund
of the German Press Club of California, to
take place on Thursday afternoon at the
Baldwin Theater:
Part l-oyerture. "Ruy Bias" (Mendelssohn).
man Stock Company, by the kind permission
OF Mr.. Fritz Hitzigrath presenting for The frat
time In San Francisco. "Ene eheiche Anleihe,"
Lustspiel In Akt Won Oscar Treuscher. Part
2-OyeIture, "Orpheus" (Offenbach) conduc;o or.
Mr.. Adolph Bauer; Mr. Alexander SalvInI aud
company. with Kind permission of w. NJ. Wiki
son and j. j. Gottlob presenting the third act Of
"The King OF My Soul" (hrst performance,
The odors Voight, Miss Frances Simon; violin
solo. souvenir de Haydn" tLeonard). MIR N.
Landsbergef; German songs, Miss Title Sal
niger tby kind permission OF Mr.. William
Krellugl; song, selected, MIR. Charles Bassett; ;
song, selected, Miss Helen Bestram; aria, Queen
OF Sheba' (G0unod). Miss Helene Won D0enDof;
llvan). Mr. j. II. Ryley, Miss Bestram. Miss Won
Doenhon. Mr. Bassett and Mr.. Ryey, members
OF The j. c. Duff Opera Company. participating
by Kind permission; accompanies Messrs.
Maurice Gould, Joseph Hhschbach and Theo.
dore Vogt. Part 4-Prelude and ScIllana from
"Cavaeria Rusticana." arranged for orchestra
(MascaRnn; conductor, Maurice Gould; Miss
permission OF f. Griffith and George Broadhnrst.
Part 5-Grand exhibition drill Company c,
Naval Battalion, N g. c., T. Ii. Stable COM
mandlng.
The stage under the management of Dr.
Emil Stoessel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-24
CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE.
Voting for Division Officers
Now in Progress.
Frank Lenz the Guest Of the Bay Citys-Ths
Sacramento Races-sundsy Runs
Personals

Votes for officers OF the California Divis-
ion, L. A. W., are coming In rapidly. The
election of Strong as chief consul is gener-
ally conceded, and the outlook Is bright for
the success of the whole of the reform
ticket A ridiculously false communication,
too silly for serious comment, which APP
peared in the last issue of the League Bull
letin, has gained a number of votes for the
reformers
Frank LEM. the round-the-w corre-
spondent of Outing, is having q splendid
time. Yesterday he was taken to Palo
Alto and Redwood City by tie Bay City
Wheelmen. whose guest he Is, and this
evening they will banquet him at the Cali
fornla Hotel. His wheel. q Victor pneu-
matte with spring forks, is on exhibition In
Larkin- street window.
The cycling annex of the Olympic Club
proposes novelty in the way of game of
polo in safeties. The participants will be
{. j. Schustcr. \. A. Robinson, J. III.
Brewer and Bob Russ.
The Pacific Road Club is now one of the
strongest clubs in the city. 1t held we'll
attended race to Haywards by way of Lake
Chabot yesterday, and judging by the time
made coming home there is some very speedy
material in the club.
f. w. Davis G. ID. Samuels and Y. Auc-
hakles, all Of the Pacific Club, rode to San
JUDO SdtNtNdys luis 6fcutlS. BtJ
were cordially received by the San Jose
Road Club and the Garden City Cyclers.
The Capital City Wheelmen are 10 be con-
graduated on the success OF their racing
meet 1t developed several surprises, and
brought 10 the front a new racer, Charley
Wells of the home club. lie was en- tered
in five races, winning three and being second
III the other two. He captured the novice
race on horse track in 2:40, something al
most unprecedented. l.. S. Epson, one OF
the best-liked OF riders. won the five-mie
race, but would have made a better show
ing had he not trained on an ordinary and
then tried to push high geared safety.
Jim Ordinary, the California Canary, never
gave O better exhibition of trck-rding,
which is high praise, indeed.
5. j.. Spler and his amiable wife have re-
turned from a long sojourn in Southern
California. Mr.. Spier came laden down
with Winchester rife and medals galore,
won on track and road.
7. IL. Bernays has gone East. During
bis absence his place is being filled by X. Ii.
Jewell of Sacramento.
The road race of the Bay City Wheelmen
over tho San Leandro triangle next Sunday
promises to be great event, judging by the
long list Of entries.
Captain Hancock and J. III. Hutoff of the
Pacific Road Club made scorch run on the
San Leandr0 road on Friday.
Captain Vdy is doing wonders in bring
ing the California Cycling Club to the front