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The morning call., 1894-10-14

ished, believed the speaker to be a bit off
in his calculations. Among the players
were athletes who wore pads on their
Sims, safeguards on their ears and rubber
bandages on their noses. Yet there were
men in the field who had positively as
serted that the face adornments were SIM
ply beauty marks or insignias of honor.
Yes, there was lots OF good-natured cbaff
or badinage exchanged at yesterdays game.
and those who had seen a college foot
ball match for the nrst time did not hest
tate to say that the sport is thoroughly eX.
citing, because there is an element of dan
ger attached which stiIs up an inherent
feeling for strife.
The game was very sharply contested in
the second half, as both sides made a very
determined effort to CAPTURE the day. Ac-
cldents were numerous. of course. but The
INJURIES sustained by those vino ran
against snags were fortunately light much
doctors and surgeons who had attended
the game with view of being called into
service, which would have meant subse-
Quent dis inction.
The bucket brigade, which was COM
posed of young lads who had been sta
toned at certain points of the field so that
they could be near at hand when called
upon, was KEEP constantly on the move
supplying the wounded athletes with
water, which is, by the way, the only
liquid refreshment allowed the players
when on or off duty.
The Reliance team fairly smothered its
opponents in rushing and bucking the
center. and 1t was by this system of play
ing that the athletes succeeded so well in
the last half
1t must be said. however, that the col
lege lads had the advantage of a strong
wind in their backs. which very materially
assisted Ransome in making long kicks
down the field. The Reliance PLAYERS
acted wisely in making 3 rushing fight as
they were by far the stronger meu, and
barring bad tumble on the part of any of
their team they could not tosslbly have
failed to force the university, boys over
the lines, thus securing the end they had
hoped for.
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TIED THE GAME.
First Contest of the
Season.
FOOTBALL ON THE GREEN.
BuCking and Kicking Were the
Great Features.
THE INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.
Fifteen Hundred People Wild With
Excitement When the Reliance
Team Tied Berkeley.

College football. otherwise known as in
tercollegiate football. will be the principal
feature of outdoor sport this coming win
ter.
The first game of series between the
teams representing the University of
Berkeley. the Reliance Athletic Club of
Oakland and the Stanford College at Palo
Alto was played yesterday afternoon at
the Haight-street grounds. The two
former teams were the contestants and the
result was tie.
The game was advertised to take place
at $3.50 O'Clock but long before that hour a
thousand people had taken positions on
the bleachers and the grand stand where
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From scientific point of view the col
lege boys were the better drilled, not
withstanding the fact that this years
team Is made up of number of raw re-
cruits.
The Reliance team is composed of vet
Grams, who have entered into many hard
contests. There can be no disputing the
fact that wi practice the representatives
of the Oakland athletic club should make
great race for first place, but judging
from yesterdays game there is lots of
room open for Improvement. On Satur-
day next the Reliance team will try con-
illusions with Stanford
The morning call., 1894-10-14
DRY-GOODS SCHEMERS.
How Hale Bros. Save Money for
Their Customers at Uncle
Sans EXneuSe

Their Customers at Uncle
Sans Expense.
The WON en- of America have been tenn
porariIy benefited by the new tariff laws,
but only temporarily. The countless .ov-
elites for women's wear-the hosiery, I'M
derwear, silk goods, Northumberland in
Europe for the fall and winter trade can
De bought now in few places In this
country Every few places, by the way) at
about ope-third their usual cost.
@Tnis is how it happens so. The new
w ilson bill reduces the import duties on
almost everyt thing tn at comes from ''f0reign
parts" Some American merchants, feel
ing confident of the passage of this bill,
ordered unusually large quantities OF Ell
ropean goods in the early summer months
when they we're cheap aud delayed i'm
porting them Into the United States until
after August IS, when most of the proyis-
ions of the new tariff became operative.
These merchants are bound to make some
extra money themselves on their tariff saw
iDgs or to give their customers q benefit.
Most of them have adopted the latter
course, using their legtimaIely reduced
prices as p very effective means of adver-
Using their business.
Hale Bros, the progressive Market
street dry-goods merchants. are the first
firm in this city to save money for their
patrons at Uncle Sans expense, and they
are enjoying an immense trade as the re-
suit of their liberal dealing.
One of the great dry-goods establish
ments in the East is said to have saved
$50, 900 in duty during the month OF Sep
temter, and as they marked these imported
goods at prices c0TrespoDdiugiy low the
people who bought them really made the
saving. But the prices will soon 60 up
again. 1t is no; reasonable to suppose
that foreign manufacturers will resist the
opportunity presented them to raise the
price Of their products-raise them so high
as TO Offset the advantages of low tariff
and make prices to the consumer about
the same as aver.
The moral of all this is to buy now
while merchants who have made a saving
are Wiling to divide and not "bop" if all
The morning call., 1894-10-14
RICHMOND Is SAFE.
A Fire Engine Will Be Stationed on
Second Avenue.

The Board of Fire Commissioners grant
ed the oft-repeated prayer of the Rich
mond district last night, and voted to
establish a fire engine on Second avenue,
near Geary street. The engine will be
known as No. &c. and its company and
horses will be housed, free of expense to
the city BY, the jockey club. until house
has been erected. The engine will be- sent
to the new station tomorrow.
the board granted permission to the
Bower Rubber Company to erect two
story building adjoining lis fact ~ on Sac
ramentO street. The lot Is owned by the
department.. and the rubber company, in
return for the privilege granted, has agreed
10 pay the city 81 a month rent for the
ground and give the use of one floor of the
new building to the department.. II will
be used as stOrero0m.
The board will hereafter require every
member of the department who wishes to
be transferred Iran one company t. an
other to make written applica, ion, stating
The reason why he desires to change.
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HANDBALL GAMES.
The First Set for the Double
Championship Postponed.

The first series of games for the double
amateur haudball championship between
Nealon and Donnelly Of the Occidental
curt and Harlow and Law!ess of the San
Francisco court was to have been played
at the latter court last night Nealon had
to 60 out of the CITY on business. and the
games had to be postponed.
Donnelly and Linnehan played Harlow
and LawleSs the best three out of five
games and won three straight. Donnel-
ly's tossing was splendid.
Following is the score:
Donnelly and Linnehan 1-21-2l
uafioW anu Lo"icsS.. IL o
Jones defeated Harlow and M. Dillon
the best Two out of three games by the
following score: 1871, 21-16, 21-5.
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Annual MASQUERADE Ball.

Saturday evening, the 18th Of Novem-
Der. he Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks will give their annual masquerade
ball. These events are always well at
tended and well enjoyed, aud on this occa-
sion several new features viii be intro
duced. 1t promises to attract thousands
OF people.
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fifteen years, and what
lie says about his re-
storatlon TO health at the
hands of Drs. Copeland,
Winn and Neal can be
relied upon. He says:
" l suppose / have had
as bad a case of catarrh
as any one ever had. I
have had il nearly all my
life. and for the pas flf-
teen years IL has been
varv had T doornrad
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ompire-F. McNears.
TToas-University. 1--2; Reliance, "a
69aietles-U University, l-2.
oiiIs-on university. IL: Reliance, IL.
hansome kicked off for thirty-five yards
auu WyckoH brought the ball back five
taras. On the second down Piunkett
1.oHe through and secured the bali for
w Nv y. hansome made four yards before
Whitehouse brought him down, and mo-
nent iater Lightning" Jack Sherrard
got the ball on Ransome's tumble. The
heuanee Dack made ten yards before the
leather was lost by Sberrard's tumble.
Dean and Ransome by two runs regained
the territory, but moment later WINE
house broke through and downed the U.
G. man where he stood. Ransome then
tried for goal but failed, and the Reliance
captain brought the ball to the Onward
line. Ra cine made beautiful tackle and
held U. C.,s ball at the center.
The thud OF Ransome's boot on thu niu.
skin sounded Ominons, for the Reliancs
and the ball went straight and true against
the wind for thirty yards. The U. G. ends
were waiting to down the man VINO should
catch, but instead there was a fnmhle
and Collier fell on the bali. Ten wards
more and the ball WAS forced toward ibe
Reliance Clubs goal. but on their own ten
yard line. by sharp tacklinR, the Reliance
got the coveted ball Then Walton turned
every Onklander into raving maniac by
cutting around the left end. lodging Ran :.
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Won Rheims Auction Sale.

On Thursday, the 25th inst, Won Rhein &
Co. will sell by auction some very desira BILE
property. unimproved and improved. The
list embraces several pieces of ground in
the Mission district, and some in the
Western Addition. The properties are
worthy the attention Of intending pur.
chasers.
The morning call., 1894-10-14
ALL DISEASES.
The Treatment for All Chronic Dis.
eases Is Only SIS a Month,
Medicines Included

Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS?
Do you suffer from DYSPEPSIA?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL trouble?
Are you sufferer from ASTHMA?
Do you suffer from RHEU MATISM?
Do you suffer from HEART troubles?
Do you suffer from LIVER complaint?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS rnubles?
Do you suffer from any CHRONIC DIS.
EASE?
If you do, the only cost for all treatment and
medicines Is So month, and no better treat
ment is known than that of the Copeland sys-
tenn.
The morning call., 1894-10-14
MR.. CHARLES F. KAPP
Relates His Experience With the
Copeland Expert Treatment.

popular than Charles F. Kapp, of the firm Of
KapD 4 Street of 1900 Market street. Mr..
Knapp has been sufferer from catarrh for over
The morning call., 1894-10-14
A CONTRACTORS STATEMENT.
A Case Illustrating the Ravages of
Catarrh

The case of Mr.. c. A. Gore of the firm OF
Iugerson & Gore, contractors and builders,
who lives at 75A Market street. Oak land, Illus
trates the ravages catarrh often causes the gen.
eral system. affecting all the senses. He states
as follows:
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Women are admitted to the New FORK
State bar on the same terms as men.
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teams lined up with the ball in the u. C.'s
possession. The Reliance we're facing The
east goal with the wind The lineup was:
The morning call., 1894-10-14

BUY paints, oils and glass of f. N. Woods g.
Co.. 81 First street. Lowest price.
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2. aapitel.

Sn Der 8eitiir,ung uno @ermirruna
bic Der pl0;tibe unb unerlpartete Sob
Cir gernaro 9efferions in @eitbainp,
ton Court Derporbrad)te, luar es liter.
ieben ipor6en. Die 9ebraudlt6en sln,eis
gen an bic ndbercn uno ipeiteren Ser
lpanbten oes Gerltorbenen gu MAIDEN.
slber aud obne oies uerbreitete li6
bic 9tadridt bfiti6nell, 70 baB lie
ldon anl rldditen .DiOrsen in Der GitD
pon Sonooil, in Der eiseutlihen Con,
opner e'eiddftsltapt, no Sir 8ernarS
3eHerlon eine befannte Feri0nlid)feit
lrar, oas all9emeine 9ases9elprd9
bileete. Ter Yeritorbene mar 0ireftur
uno 5u9leidJ Nauptattiondr ether gros
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GigenidDaft or nidJt nur init ben eriten
Support nno @rportbauiern in Scr
binoun9 Getreten mar, lonSern aud
leincn periOnli6en YefanntenfreiS in
Der yonooner Sauoelspelt in1ner lpei.
ter ausgeoebnt bate.
Cir Bernard Sefferion fannte bort
Vile unb ruuroe BON 9lllsn eefannt.
Sein tloelides 9lbleben nuBtc allo
eine sepiiie aufre9lns beruorbrinsen.
9a aber BON s1onoel, unO belonoers
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ben ii1 auBer Der 8ii1erei nur nod
SiBungsidle fur bic Grattionen. 9omz
mll1oneu &C.. i'm @au5en amolf.
Steigen mir nun 3uleBt nod biuab
in ba5 @rogef6oB. g8ie mir seIeben
baben, fiibrt baS 9auptportal, Dor benz
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beltimmt. Die gquipaeen lenten in
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ten treten in Die Vorbaae. aus Der awei
BON mebreren Steinballutraben bsslei=
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flihren. 3mei meitere portale an ben
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l6en ben beioeG S0feu, bic Slide unb
Nebeurdume Der Reitauratiou. b be.
relts ermdbnten 8emd9er Der Steno-
grapbeu, bic Druderei unb enbli1 eiue
Warteballe fir bas Yublifum. Sn
bieie tritt man bur6 has Norbportal
Elm, unb bon Der Warteballe fiibrt bann
cine 3reppe unmiltelbar in ben @Ors
raum Der 8ribhne.
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Or. prioe's Cream Baftne pomber
@elt>amsfeImmas @ehaille ttmn 1iplpm.
9as uene &ei4stdgs @ebduSe
Gin Yradtbuu.

Sas neue @ebdube, in mel6enl bic
&ei6sboten fortan ibre S;gungen ab.
balten tperben. erbebt iid auf benz bi6t
on ben 9bieraarten itoBenben aonigss
ploB, beKen Mitte bic Sieeesiduls, bas
4noenten an bic brei &riege BON 1864,
1866 unb 1901, f9midt.
Sas ganse @ebdube ift e,n @edted
nit bier ,bur6 rei6en bilbrerii9en
s6mud angenebm in's Nuge faaenen
@dtbiirnen unb bier portalea mad
Norb, Giib, OF unb Wef. @ir bas
ben unS Der Wefieite gendbert, Der
0auptfacabe. inb bic md9tigen Sra.
nitiiufen emporeeitiesen uno treten
nun unter ben breitauslabenbeM, auf
feds i@lanten Sdulen rubenben glad.
siebel, iiber benz uns bic @ermania
bon &einbolb 8egas besriiBt bat. Wir
6ffaen bic Mitteltbiir unb linb iofort
in benz &ei@ Der Nbseor5ueten, bas
big 3u bem i'm Wittelpunft bes 6auies
befinhli9en SiBungsfaal gebt. Die
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Seite lit ba8 6eim Der &eeierung, bes
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ySel1Danpton Court, nihts oaoott

ySerpampton Court, ni6ts oaooa
b0ren Iollte.
0ie Tiener ,tanoeE i9et unb fill
in BEN @dnaen unb @fen herum. Dfr8.
Warg WtMpleton lag tm l)auSflur ptt
oer 0abre unb lueinte, baB es einen
gtein latte erbar1nen fonnen. &a5
nun: Sser batte Miutb senuG Der
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ibeilen?
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FAM. rNlrs. 0impleton,' la9te lie su
Der ebeualisen amme ibrer 6errin.
rMiB Settle perlangt nab Sbnen!"
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heiiis ;nlammer. ylml lam Der lhreGz
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ieufste lie uno ltieg lansiam oie 3reppe
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gefilrdtet Bdtte. Grit nad elmer langen
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er tobt?"
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meines 1ebens, Mib Settle, mas lit
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WtarD meinte ibre bitteriten 3brds
men. Wfb Settle aber itieB einen er>
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pu... yoltocner GroBbanoel bas gilt,
lpas man i'm llebrigen pon Der Poliz
tit lagt uamli6 oaB oaour6 Der Gbaz
rafter uelaorben lpilroe, 10 mor biele
siulre4u:l9 iibcr heu 3co Sefferions
neGr elm uilse5eurcr Snterellenuetts
, lauf, ais Gin allgenein menldliGeS
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,utladJlt Gil ltd, uno ser 0eoaufensans
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Gin gobu 1T nid)t ba. Wiit ieinem
Nruoer ,par er uneitig. getne Nftien
meroen fallen, alio fam i'd auf gaiiie
lpefulirei1.
Sir Bernard Sefferion mar in
Ietnem Seben ME lentimental geipelen.
SIS batte i'm ME ionberlid setiimmert,
mas Die 2eute nod ieinem Tobe bon
ibm hadten uno fiiblten. Gr bate als
e6ter Groefaufmann Der Warime ges
buloist: sd fam nidts seipiuneu,
lpenn bet 9lnoere ni6ts pelliert," unb
mar allmdlis nit bielem @runblas in
moralilder Siriibt auf cine idiefe
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oer CT an Der Dorle nit leinen eisenen
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