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VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK
DWELLING, CONTAINING TEN ROOMS AND
BATH. IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION. BEING
HOUSE NO. O1 FIRST STREET NORTH
WEST. BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY. MAY EIGHTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
P NJ, we will sell. in front Of the premises,
LOT IN SQUARE 629.
Fronting 18 feet 1st ST. with dept of s3 feet to
an alley. This property is nicely and conveniently
located within easy walking distance of all the
tive departments and near the print v and pension
Offices and U. =. court house AMI is in good repair
being newly papered throughout
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
years, with notes bearing interest the rate of
per cent per annum from day of sale. payable semi
annually, the deferred payments to be secured by
deed of the premises sold. all cash. the
purchasers option deposit of 3 90 required at
time of sale Terms to be complied with In fifteen
days from sale, otherwise the ii9ht resell risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser is reserved. All
convey ancing, recording &c, at purchasers cost
RATCLlFF, DARK 4 co,
ply1-d6ds Auctioneers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

frHIs Is TO GIVE ,oTIcE; THAT THE sfB-
scriber Of the District Of Columbia has obtsiaed
from the supreme Court Of the District of Coun lA
letters Of sdmis istraton on tie personal esisis 4
George ". Grove. late Of the District OF coluntdA,
deceased are hereby warned o. ~ li The same ~ish
the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber below
as bs a al u. Sse y q .ss
Given nndsr ny hSnd The is,h day q hrsii Las
Bv aNDRfw Parker. Assistant secrrt.rr.
JOHN B. LARNER. Proctor. my1 law3te
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
cIsrt q. :, aas q NAY AVN H.on q. a. 10
IL 81. 10. Docket %
their soiieior !, Is oreT ih., ihe aefepasnss. Mar;
NJ Aston. Willie p. Aston. Gland G Aston. JeIsne
E sSn hslI 10 ~ es.d
herein before the first rule day occurring forty
dsys sf,E sh,s day 9th. ss the cause VIII be rro
The object II this iit = 20 obtain decree for sale
q IAse as ~ e ii IN Hs asrtn and
in the city Of Washington, District OF Columbia q
which Ann BARTLETT a,ea sei1ea a.. ,.-,,.,.
4 iS ss $s' Test. H j. 5oa 5s;ss
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
Holding ,Eesn, tern 70 ., oTrern;S Court bushes
In estate q sarah L Downs. late Of washinsssn.
80 S,5hl eS msas sar LTD, DO is san
isiraiion In. estate Of said Sarah L; Downs. ae
ceased. by Charts Lee Cooke notice f hereby sen
May ~ lss. at 10 o'clock a m. 20 show cause II
any enst an sh.as 3, snsh \, IA
ington law ,e. rter and tycnins star once in esrh
OF r. he ceS ~'As f1ss i ass ss ,
a true copy. tests: l. r WRIGHT.
pI7.2s.myl78 Register Of wills. D. g. =
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AUCTION SALES.
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aue,Ioneers. I4uz q s.
FUTURE DAYS.

| AiiMi-h sLoAN, Auctioneers. l4O1 q st.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on FOURTEENTH
NoRTREAST AT AGcTIoN Sihlh
o. on or rTRInDAY. NAY FIFTH. 1897 at FIVE
t,. r. NJ In front of the prems we will sell
Lots II g q ss s Sc si street.
with a dept, 9 100 feet 20 io-foot alley.
each lot. dps august 9. 1885. balance cash. de.
post OF 500 on each lot req hired Of sale All
apa6 dSds ~ TkfiMER : sI z ssh Asst:.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucrioneers
TR RUS TET SALE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AZ an Si THr f0Rk rAhvENnE BrrWE WEE ,I TENTH
D. Bling 50: iol5 NEw YORK AfESth.
,s y i9ia % deed Of trust duly recorded IN Liner
i sP On is SER B fiSA 81
loving Sescri6ed land and premises. situate in the
mated as part of lot numbered in square numbered
IA and heginning for the sane at point in south
east of the southwest Of said square snd
running thence north ninetyeight C9S feet six 90
inches; tbence east tws nty-one t2l feet four l4)
inches to the dividing line Of lots i. and in said
70 New York avenue. and thence in = southwesteriy
direction along the north line Of said avenue twenty.
nnr sosesSer r0 With al e i1 ns 81
saasemen,s rights privileges and appurtenances 10
Terms: one-ihird cash. balance IN one and two
secured bS deed q trust on the nropery
sold or az cs a a the option Of the purchae
VI required AT time OF sale Con-
veyancing &c. at purch ser's cost Terms of sa to
be complied with in fifteen days. otherwise the right
deserved TO reese the property At the risk and
deiaulti purchaser after i've days advertisement of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, n. G. CHAPLIN Known
ap26-dkds FILLMORE BEkLL ( Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING q son. Aucts, eI2 81. q. W.
AUCTION SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND ON
RiDGE ROAD. OPPOSITE WESLEY HEIGHTS
IHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR SALE
At Pr BLIC AUCTION ON THE PREMISES on
WEDNEspAI, NAY THIRD, 1893. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK L. NJ five 90 acres of valuable land 'front.'
ing on the Ridge road, the Methodist University
and opposite Wesley He .ghts
Terms Of sale: Cash Deposit Of 5000 required at
time Of sale. Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within twenty days. otherwise deposit will be for
fefted Convey ancine at pun chasers cost.
ap27-6t GEO. c. PAYNE q CO., sis 18th ct.
I ATfMER L SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two:sToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS LOCATED on THIRTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN G AND H STREETS

DWELLINGS, LOCATED on THiRTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN G AND STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust to bearing date Feb.
ruary 23 A. D. 1892 and duly recorded in Iiber No.
1854 folio 4S ct seq of the land records of the Dis
rict OF Columbia. and at the request Of the party
cured thereby. we the undersigned trustees. will sell
at public auction. in front OF the premi-es, MON
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY. A. d.
1893. AT HALF.PAST FOUR p. M ali that certain
piece or parcel of land and emises situate IN
Mashinxt9n city: District Of Coumbis, known and
Pchar6's subdivision of part Of square No. 1904
said lot having frontage 18th street Of Is 0l 100
feet by depth 100 feet. per plat In book H.
pare - Of the surveyors ofce Of the District OF Co.
lumhia. together with the improvements thereon
consisting of . two-story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash blance in three equal payments in
one. two and three years. with interest at
per annuin. payable seni-annuay, secured by
dsed Of trust on the property sold, or al
deposit Of s. zoo will be required at time of SALE
All conveyancing and recording purchasers cost.
Terms of sale TO be complied with in days from
date Of sale trustees the rg to
sell the property at risk and cost OF defsuting
chaser or purchasers
MAHL0N AsHF0RDt r.
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PROPOSALS.

pfoPosALs FOR MATERIAL. COAL, ICE kc--
y ono. OF the Pubic Print r. washlnrton' b G.,
III: me TfN OPT tg Sex iss NAY 4 wi sy =
@ S @nns1l@s nns dos saiss
hssal var enens june 20. 1894 me rishi 70 se,ecs
pa ~ 5rns 81 sss % ans ss.m
rSSSk F SfEs saf fS Fl Ssi fs,. z
! PokTI-AND CEMENT Il baiidiss fos
i nsary q ConEress l4S Last capi,sl street Mssh
for uni,hinr and dessriss sns 'f s ss.ss Ess
f9gTtland Cement. required Tor the 6uiIdins for
TIL, LhE sTwEi q pay OF NAV isas and osensd
sineStion-. general ntruciions and CONDITIONS "a
tiop TO Inn ~ nr'Sasf nay De "oisped on spglics
tendent aud Engineer. myi.2.a4h 10
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF NFDlCIY7
seaied r SSrse y Wssnins5On d C. a-il Is SIS
e Naval HosIdt Washinr;an. viii be rsc.igsd q
IwENLI-THEEE lsss Ar ELrSES An. sbes
re o ID: r. sris sSss
Scnes leT Of IN s sss wear ,, ending June so 80
delivery conditions forms q ofsr sp1
cation aedcs eei IN cssrse = SSspis lpf Me
esas ~ the sos ,ss nns thsrs
e ~ ali ba. snpS JOIN III s fs' s
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIyE6 AZ
~ tne bureau OF engraving and printing, Trs.sury
p1ssiIsartnent, WASHINGTON. d. c. until TwRLNEx
IN hsDAh. JUNE flhsT. 1893. % furnish coal
and INA Md during q. hsoaI year besinnins July
and ~ bids rsTts Of bids sl.sS forms . az
ations for proposals ard further nforust,on
desired by intending bidders will be furnished % sp-
Bureau. M- MIhIDiin 49, glses @
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS srPPlfEs
Co., war Depsrtnsent. Supply Division, washisgtoa
Sty; Arril -. lsis3-seaed proposals In dur,icsfo
vi ps receiNed Al this Office until ONE O'CLOCK r.
M ~, ksDAh. JUNE FIRST, 1893. for furnish-
NIX illscellaneous Supplies for the Mar Depsrkn,eue
ana Its bureaus In Washington during the scs vess
ebulng june 80. 1894. Blank forms Of propa~ais
sn0winx the Items and estimate guam titles rpqured
vii be FURNISHED on application TO this ofice Bid6
VII De considered on each item separately. Pro-,
ne mast De- paosd IN sealed enselopes Endorsed
and n,. addressed 10 M. Il. TBoRP. Chief Of srpply
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR
Il VISITORS ALLIANCE
Viii Sell You a 10 days trip the Columbian Expo
sition for only 500 including irsiclass tickle, 90
Chicago over either raiirJal. berth. meals en-
route. room and board for days of fifty
hotels and harding houses in ChicagoD, six adj
missions 20 the exposition. transfer Of self and
baggage. first-clsss ticket and meals horne.
Without sleeIe-. $40 90 Wit out sleeper and meals.
n. W.. for circulars. &c. apl5-lm
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OlS l. 81. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON E
strict BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLN LOT on
EIGHTEEN II STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated April ), 1877
and duly recorded in liber S44, folio 47. Of the
land records of the District of Columbia will sell
at public auction. front of the premises on FRI
DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF NAY. A. D. 1893,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following
described real estate. situate i'll the CITY of WASH
in9tou. ID. c.. Lot II in Bryants subdivision of
original lot numbered nineteen Cl9. in square num-
bered one hundred and seventy-two tl72p.
Terms of sale one-third cash and the balance in
six and twelve months. with interest secured by deed
of trus the property sold. all cash. at the pur
chasers option. S1O0 deposit at the time of sale.
Terms be fully complied with ten days after the
sale the property will be resold at risk and
defauting purchaser after Ave days advertise in
The Evening Star newspaper.
ap2!}-d&ds A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee
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FUTURE DAYS.
DATCLIFFE, DARR L CO.. Aucts.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE on F
STREET. VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 23D
ON WEDNESDAY MAY TENTH. 1893. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. Will sell by public auction in
front OF the premises,
LOTS AND 10. SQUARE 10.
Fronting III feet inches. street and 13S IL 100
feet Virginia avenue and is susceptible OF subdi-
vision into fvs desirable building sites. II is Ero-
vi1ed with parking of % fee: and 81 feet
Virginia avenue 1t is reached by the herdic line
and is elegantly adapted to building purposes..
Terms: One-third cash. baanc. one and two years
with notes secured by deed of trust the premises,
the notes bear interest from the day of sale the
rate of per cent per annum payable semi-annually.
81 CASH at the option Of the purchaser deposit
of 800 required at the time of sale. Terms TO be
complied with in fifteen days from the day of SALE
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
defautfug purchaser. All conveyancing recording
&C, at the cost of the purchaser
myl-dxds RADCLIFFE, DARR Il CO., Aucts.
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nkPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH Vo-
DFoN. ID. G., April 10 1881 Sealed proposals ~il
be receiyed until on ocLocKP. " sAfrRDAi.
of this department and i,s several once. durins fhs
fiscal year eRdinx June 30. 1894 Proposals muss b.
made on the department forms which. toeether sfth
the necessary Instructions will he furnished on sr-
rlication to this department HokE sMITH
Secretary. aplp-e nj
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC1
Il OF COLUMBIA.

1920 \ ST
/ Near Dupont C,rcs.
Ceri enter shop: old stand of J. T. WALKER. 90
\ tractor and ildef.
JJboiag VI reliable men, Ap3o-2Ds
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nUNCANsoN BROS Auctloneer..

hUNCANSON BROS huctoneers
# ssFE OF Fl fh sThFEF sb 5R
FE SM Et3 I 1u AyENHE mp M FEET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
ie e 1t 0n we OF viii III nd in 1eig roa OF the
premises q WEDSEspAI. TGET% DAY Of NAY.
IN Se co9ns Of wssSnFton 81
nine COZ, thir t:3o thirty-one C3D and ybirtytwo
& IN b0cE Of m IN a ss OF the
the Washipstom Brick Machine Company. and re
book numbered g. pare 100 together with all the i'm
provenens. ways. easements; rig ts privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise
Terms; one-th,d of the purchase money in cash,
per annum interest able emi-annually. and to be
% Of
will be tired each lot at time of sale Conveyanc-
compiled with in fifteen days. otherwise the right
to resell the At h T lss ana
Went Of such resale in some newspaper published in
.p2e-dSds FiLhMokn BEEksiL.; Trustees.
u ATCLIFFF. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEERs
DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK REsIDENCE.
No; ia CoLUMBIA STREET, NEAR THE
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH SHEETS
On TnEspk2 MAY NINTH, 1888 a. FIVE
PH h6T s e s s1Snt Of II: PREMISES
Fronting 10 feet Columbia street with depth of
los feet to an alley. This house contains seven
rooms with all modern improvements and is elegantly
situated several lines of and practically in
the heart of the city.
Terms: Fifteen hundred Csl 500 dollars to be aid
in cash. balance in one and two years with notes Of
the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of per
cent aDnum fro the day of SALE payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of trust the prem
Uses Sold all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit of 1900 required at time of sale Terms 10 be
complied with in fifteen days from sale. otherwise
sale at the risk and cost of defsutin9 purchaser All
cony ancIng. recording. &c. at purchasers cost.
ap.9-dSds RAJ CLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.
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THOMAs DOwLING . sos. Aucts- 6I2 ii =. p. !,
7 ATfMER & SLOAN. AUcTIoNEERs.
IL q ~

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON I STREET BETWEEN
WEST
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
l4S g. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
pubic auction. In front of the premises. WE'D
NFSDAI. The THIRD DAY OF MAY, lSg3 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following real estate in the city
THE NEST IL FEET OF LOT 3 AND THE
EAST FEET OF LOT 4. IN SQUARE 400
Terms of SALE One-third cash and the balance in
one and two with interest from the day sale
the deferred payments 10 he secured the property
sold o. all cash, at the purchasers option. deposit
OF $1OO will be required when the property sold
Taxes paid To date All conveyancing and recording
at the purchasers cost If the terms are complied
with IN ten days the property be resold at the
cost Of the detaulting purchaser.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT,
5I2F ST NV
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PROPOSALS FOR sTATIoNFRY.-wAR DR.
has,tmsnt. Supply Division. Washington orr.
AprlI q. lses-seaed proposals In duplicate Val u
T wEbsfs a ,as once unit, on O'CLOCK
for furnishing stationery for the War Dsparfsoeni
and Us bureaus In Washington during the scai yeor
endlng June 80. 1sg4 Blank forms OF propo<ala-
showing the items and estimated quantities REQUIRED
viii DE furnished application this ONCE hid
must De placed In sealed envelops. indorsed on The
nntlae Pronosas for Stationary and addressed .
M X IHOhP. Chief Of Supply Division.
APPS. %. my ]. ., 2O&22
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO. ORGAN
BUGGIES, SURREY. &C.. AT
AUCTION

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
To nay charges for feed and keep will sell by pub
lie auction. ON TUESDAY MAY SECOND, I603
AT TEN AM. at the
UNION STOCK YARDS. BENNING'S, d. C.,
l Bull. marked black with white spots; weight about
], 400 lett At the yards March q. 1893. by W. b
Msgruder. All parties interested will please take
notice.
Terms cash. W. E. CLARK
ap2S-:It Manager Union Stock Yards Company.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9th and SITS. NV.
HANDSOME LEATHER-TOP VICTORIA IN EX-
CELIENT CONDITION, POLE AND SHAFTS
COMPLETE, At AUCTION TO PAY CHARGES.
TUESDAY, MAY SECOND. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. ap2S-3t
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w AUcTIoNEERs.

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BLOOMING AND
DECORATIVE PLANTS. VIZ, PALMS, PAN
PAANus AYh AR6LLIs klLI ~ k3RSSEEs
AT OUR SALES ROOM. CORNER TENTH
Strict AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST, TUESDAY. MAY SECOND, AT
FOUR O'CLOCKP. NJ.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
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THE GREAT MEET.
One Hundred Hounds on
the Field.
VALLEY: QUEEN WINS FIRST.
The Coursing to Be Finished on
July 4, When the Ties Will
Be Run Off.

Ocean View Coursing Park was never in
better condition than it was yesterday.
The grass has been lain by the summer
heat and it is just the right height to give
a spectator full view Of hare from one
end OF the field TO the other.
When pursued it is the natural instinct
Of the hare to seek long grass and the
presence Of it on field often spells a good
coursing match.
Yesterday the field gave the friskiest of
the hareS no chance to seek concealment.
The races were the best that have ever
taken place at the park, and the Golden
West Coursing Club has reason to congrat-
.ulate itself on the result.
The club arranged a great meet, at
which would be run the principal dogs in
The State. There were not as many re-
sponSes from interior points as was eX-
pected, but on the whole the stake races
were the best ever arranged for Ocean
View Park. All the dogs in the races
were first class and some of them have
regulations outside of the State.
About 1000 people attended the coursing,
and the crowd did not begin to dwindle
until the draw had been run down. Betting
was very lively all day, but it appeared to
be an even thing between the favOrlteS
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SAILING AND ROWING.
Preparations for the Regatta on the
Fourth.

Active preparations are being made
along the city front for to-morrow's sail
ing and rowing regattas, and the events
on the programme promise to be of more
than ordinary interest.
All the crews from the Mission Bay
boat clubs were hard at work yester day.
and some lively spurts were made. The
knowing ones along the wharves are pick
ing the Pioneers az winners of the profess
siOnal barge race. but there are many who
hold different opinion, and assert that
the re cannot help but 60 to the South
Ends. The amateur barge race is the
hard one to guess. A lot of new beginners
is showing up in the crews and it seems
pretty hard to judge Its worth.
The professional single-scull race prom
ises to prove Disappointing, as Henry
Peterson and his brother will not partci-
pate. They say 1t would be foolish for
them to row, for, handicapped as they are,
they stand no chance of winning. Both
have sent their withdrawal to the regatta
committee.
The Whitehall boat race will have the
greatest number of entries. and some
pretty sailing is looked for. A lot of the
boats were out yesterday. and some fast
time was made over the proposed course.
Will Clarke's boat. which took the. prize
year ago. is the favorite this year. as it
has recently had many improvements
which have tendency to make it fast
sniler.
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ONE MORE CHANCE
Oakland Wins a Game
on Heavy Hits.
NINE RUNS IN A CLUSTER.
Colonel Geischen's Mascot Interrupts
the Game and Is Escorted Away
From the Grounds.

In one tremendous inning Oakland won
yesterdays game of ball from the home
talent. Blot out that inning from the score
and the game would be in favor of San
Francisco. But the inning. with its nine
big runs. cannot be blotted out; it's there,
life-slzed and it tells the story of the game
almost.
And the result of the game gives Oak
land just one faint chance to win the pen
nant for the first season. Let Los Angeles
loose game and Oakland win on the
Fourth of July and the victory goes to
Oakland.
That's what made the game 80 earnest
Yesterday. Uncle's men are trying as
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tables in a beautiful grove on the Spring
Valley Water COmpany's ranch. near Lake
MERGED. From early morning balf-dozen
cooks had been basti whole beef over
a tire in big trench. and 1t Was done to
turn when the boys arrived. Great piles
of bread, ready sliced; pots of jellies. jams
and preserves; fruits and milk and beer
composed the menu, and it proved more
than acceptable to the hungry men.
The milk and beer was served in tin
cups of generous size, and the food was
eaten off of wooden platters that later on
furnished the means for sailing" romp.
Over an hour was spent in the grove rest
ing up after dinner. the wheelmen loung-
Ing about in the shade smoking, telling
stories :or arguing their favorite themes
concerning cycling. One or two quietly
stole away for little nap, but they
wished they hadn't. for they were speedily
routed out and their awakening was none
too gentle.
Home again at the clubhouse at 4 o'clock,
n bath, rub down and rest completed the
day for the cyclists.
The visitors expressed themselves as de-
lighted with the run and consequently the
home boys are more than satisfied.
To-day and tomorrow the races at Gen.
trail Park will be continued and eXcellen
sport is promised. On Tuesday night there
will be Smoker" given in the banquet
room Oh OuQ feIOWS HAIL. W Which tne
boys look forward in anticipation OF a big
time. The programme for the rest of the
meeting is as follows: This afternoon
Races: One-mile novice; one-mlle scratch
ordinary; two-nle sealed handicap; one
mile division handicap. Monday evening,
wheelmen's theater party, One of the
leading theaters will be reserved for
wheelmen exclusively.
Tuesday-Fourth of July parade and re-
view by the Mayor in tie morning. Tues
day afternoon, races: Quarter-mile dash !;
half-mile handicap; two-mile sealed handi-
cap (tinaD; one-mile Pacific Coast cham
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THE CHASE AFTER THE HARE.

much better baseball town than Stockton
has been. Not only is it larger in point of
population, but the people there take more
interest in sports of all kinds. especially
the national game. With the increased in
terest Sacramento will give to the game
will come more interest IN the other three
cities.
Manager Geischen OF the Oaklands is
already figuring on some substantial i'm
provements that he intends making in bis
grounds and other things at Oakland for
the season OF 1894. Not only does he con-
slider the Oakland team winners of the last
season this year but he proposes to have
the winners of 1894.
Jack Cullen. a former professional, is
playing ball down at Redwood City with
the Redwoods.
In the game between the Menlos of
Menlo Park and the Redwo0ds of Redwood
City yesterday the winning team was pre-
sented with one pair of $40 pants by a
Redwood City tailor and by the time the
fight between the members of the winning
team for the single pair of pants was over
the pants would have been a good fit tor
centiped.
Manager None is endeavoring to ar
range excursions from all the surrounding
towns to the games at Sacramento. Mon g
IL out for business this time.
The Demming-Palmers have organized
for the season and would like to hear from
all amateur teams in the State, the Golden
Gates or Belmonts preferred. Address G..
E. Billings, 265 Clementina street, San
Francisco.
The Sassafras Sours defeated the Yo-
semites in an elevrn-inning game yester-
day, by score of 16 to Is. The feature of
the game was the battery work of Charlaix
and Rock.
Captain Glenalvin has moved Hulen back
to third base and put Hutchinson at short.
Lytle goes into left field and Hughes into
right.