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The sun., 1894-10-03
MATTERS At MASPETH.
Jockey Ma.Iove Exonerated by the New
t0wn (Iub.

tow. CIub.
The talent came out ahead at Maspeth yesterday
afternoon as four favorites and two second choices
won the races Konrad had a good day In the saddle,
landing three winners.
At q meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Newtown Jockey Club held yesterday the following
cases were acted upon: As to the ownership OF the
horse Wang AZ the time he was ruled ON during the
nrient @ relnsats the horse and allow him 20 run at
ing & Prs's Chief fSdsy Ii: sonmis;%s sn,ireiy
snS sn Msrs "nS ;hs Ss of Jockeys
SsSt saturday The New.swS Hsnllc.p will be run
sS % s scSn ami ss 10 S rrs se Of
ages entries to be made Thursday, Oct 4 by O'Clock
oci s. oae ns snd ssseS, saTs smsre
AFTERNOON
First Rarc-Seiling; nNe furongs. Frolicsoma Lass
.eeoSd; Laashns Water 100 y hrisni. 20 I; third
sssS%a Effsf1s 10 ~S lv.y SSs ,9rs. IT'S fb o:
sSs sedss Saa Bee
'$$?'i s;.Ss s5
T$%,.s ! and ,s %s s;s%s; y.syss
second; Little Bravo. in tGlb6si, 80 TO l. third.
Tnh hs"sxws,l,9s; four and bali suTlons. Con
; fas % SSs GisfH Gca DssS ser sl:st fsG snS ID
Rose ry, ZOE rMrKnightl 3 To l. won I.uttie A. ihs
@aaI: !. T. Third; Time S.SSs SsIsa.ssi So%n:
ran.
R,crs
hs@ns TIGER S isRnE four .na
NssEi. Kiclari.' - tMcdalrkI ." !, second; owen
Es Es5ii Ridxs~ood Republic, Adjust and and Argyle Argyle
Lishth Race selling. nye iurlongs, Alameda nly.
~ fsrT y % to M Fight k1srSsk s III cosOey S
third Time, 0sS Vera Equator an1 War Paint
ninth Race-sI, furlongs FIattrry. lIs rCorbley,.
sopraHo 80 non IL 10 10 J. third e m. n '1GsS s
piS TsnIS Ss 's and OGs@.lt @ t%.lSns
1brlep, ,h,, I" & B second; circular Lol ~ Godfrey
Eievenlh Race"serins; 'nve furions., Eilsn H. so
i6ird Time, i;o5,. Ruby Garssu., aud Red cros;
tT:, kass PnS;s SsEoS selling one half mile and
Atlas MAsher Blackburn. AMI Keramos, lOs; Dutch
SseoSA Race far;s $500; selling; nye,ssh,s. Of i.
%ls noTwsy rS s and sharon ~ sSss and LHn,.
Uncle Dove, 100 .,oo. -,
jIrSns Is, S,l%n f,rs. Hi MASK io' Archbishop ""
R. skisnfy n ya. .;Is 4S
@saS a ss & sf s%S nsr Ry..
olissrn Ans'Tsna lana ses.5iaE slE and Frank mcCool roo
seventy ySris RobolinK. loS' Ssssbond. ios; Car
naie. ~ tlansman, Fan King Surprise, and Trixey
Gardner, ~.
seventh Kare- Purse s2OO; selling: three quarters
~ mile Chateau, III: Frank the Jew, Dauntless,
and tnntraltO colt. l0i The Bully IOI; Enneld ION.
Eighth Race Purse s2OO; selling; sE and a half fur
longs Jack isatchelor ll3; Hinaoostan; lba; Com
pTHlOr 100; War Paint, 81: Little Bravo. rs
hnth RAsc- Purse s2nn; half nile and seventy
yards MArasrhiuo and EsCtrir Light. tI1. The Joker.
Clara Bell Glen Angie, and Pat kabt ~
Tenth Race Parse S2nO; selling: nVe and a half
furlOngs hlue Bird and Equator lO1; Detroit, lOl;
81 Laurent, I02 Lyman aud Bolivar, 90 Adjourn. ".
Eleventh Race Purse 5000; selling hvr siyhths %
. nr. Harlem, l2 fagot, III; CAracus. lOH;
Alanthraritr l03 ROXela II. colt. lOI
The sun., 1894-10-03
wIAt sAs B0Ls-Ia.s TLI.k 81 che TEIts.s.

The First Bohemian Boat Club OF the Harlem River
quite disturbed the the TritOn Club
In their answer 70 the ehAlengs issued b. them for
match rASs between the eghsoAred shell crews sIsss
that the bohemlans lad Al the opportunities to row
against their IN any of The open FeaaEAs of Ihs
seaAon Capt Chastl of the Bohemian Club aays tkAt
August and the Idea va promoted b. menbsFs OF
both OF the crews row.
u SAs then thought shat a. the staten Island A C.
had an eightoAred shell race 90 thsir programme for
sept ,hs iTia5s mlghs ros there Ihaf 4 ne zee,
record Of the Bohanlans Capt ChAstsl sAys NAg ths
Iito21 have o4y 70 look and Wkal eFsss thsy a.
Site tai o. Ne boAsniAna. H Woaid ~ y kass
The sun., 1894-10-03
Th. H.ru... Racer. ., Ols r,ml,eo.

BALTIAoRE, Oct s.-Old PimIiro Park claims the al,
tenron Of the racers this week and the sport
began to-day with perfect weather and good track
The linite. seating accommodation, owing TO the
nTe whh destroyed the sta nds last month. kept the
attendance down TO few hundred but there was a
lively business ia the ring. This account OF
IA the 2sD trnt The two geldlngs fought t Out for
hive heats and IAcksnnlAu won.
GlayhOniAs was Xpecte, 10 start IN the free for all
pace, but the crack young stallion VAS drawn by
telegraph yesterday, MaSpt rreled on three miles
with Paul chasing him out each time. The SECOND
heat in soyb 10 the best race performance ever
at this track. SUMMARIZE
The sun., 1894-10-03

PLAINBLzID, N. =, OcG R-PrssldenE ". Il. RoEeFs Of
the PlAlnAeld CTseent wAselmsn, the owners Of the
only uptOdAte oval bicycle track In the
district announces the dsesion that shils the present
elAss 4ystem remains In force the club will hold
but class "A races. The mAnAQefnent arrived Al this
determination because Of susplclons a. the purity
ne oneTiRg of sxpenslye pEiEea The deeision was
FASTENED BY comparison % the clAAs racing last
saturday With the good riding Of the elAsS meR the
The sun., 1894-10-03
Drivsr Davis G0t A.Ery sza skst Oat tks
FIeIa.

RIykRHEAD. \. T., OCT. 2-Ths forty second annual
exhibition OF the sunolk County Agricultural society
opened here to-day. The exhibition IL Inc In all
the departments More and better horses are entered
here An before anu the Indications that the
fair H surpass any in the history OF the society.
The attendance unusually large for the nrst day
some excitement uTred In the 90 trotting class
Protest entered againsi hollno driven BY Robert
L. Davis after the nst heat. II claimed that the
horse was owned out Of the county. The judge. how
ever, decided Ia favor OF Davis. In the second heat
Davis got angry aud driving hia horse AZ full sIeed
shut out the entire Geld, Summaries:
Three -Olds and under, trOtting; purse $50.
j. 4. Hallock's br IA Victoria .,.,...1 4 y 9
j. :. Wellss ch. IA. Country Girl -..-..--.-. q
Time-2 IS, 800, S;u3, 2:ba, 500.
-Four year-nlds aud under. trottlnE; purse y15.
Breeze Hin StoCk Farms %. Rosalie HILL I /
Jacob A. Browns o. a. DhonabaF- .,.....-.-.....2 9
Time-2 40; 2:31ls, 2 i2
a.nO class. truttiBK. purse Sl25.
X. L. Dayis's Oh Mnlino .-.--- .--. ..-.. --.,..l
John ThompSnns Ch- christopher dis
n, e. ruthls blE Chester. -..- ....-.. dis
Carl MunkieWitzs Or IA LllIy Aack ..-... q dh
SHERWOOD hailocka b. Frumella ............ .dia
Time-2 4Ois 2:2s.
The sun., 1894-10-03
For th. Amateur Golf Oh .mp,o..A,p.

YoSKERs, Oct 2.-The amateur championship golf
competition for the ponship Of the United States
will take place Thursday Oct. H. on the links of
the st. Andrews Golf Club at Grey oakes this city
being golfers from Chicago, Tuxedo Boston Newport
southampton and members OF the british Legation e.
Washington. Among the men recently elected 10
msm6ershlp OF the st Andrews Club are Theodors
HAsemeyer, Robert Fulton Cutting J. A. Rome James
nlrdwood Henry James Walter Jennings Frederick o.
Thomas, William Allen Butler, Jr, Henry W. Taft
Archibald Rogers, and otto T. BannAFd.
The sun., 1894-10-03

what ths Tigers Hsvs - Say Aso-t the
Crimsous' necieioa.

PRINCETON. Oct. Capt. Emmons's letter
came TO Capt Trenchsrt to-day telling OF the
intention OF the Harvard captain to back down
on the game with Princeton. tits stIll hoped by
the management here that this is not Harvsrls .
ultmatum, and one more effort will be made TO
see II the Cambridge men will retract the de-
cis!on. II Capt. Emmons's letter IL the Official
announcement OF Harvsrd's refusal 10 play, all
Princeton men have TO say Is that Harvard
stands in rather an unenviable position before
the football world.
fmsy. The cry OF three hard games in one
month seems very unsportsmanlike TO Prince
ton inasmuch as the Tigers would have the
same three hard games TO play also. AS TO Hsr-
wards idea that N she played Princeton, Prince
ton would back down from her game with
Pennsylvania, 10 Ia purely gratutous. The
Princeton management are not afraid of three
games. They have agreed to play L. of p, and
Yards remarkable care In saving herself for the
Yale game as rather childish. They are in
clined TO believe that. after ALL this is not
Harvard's real reason. They think rather that
weak and she ia sure Of victory. This they re-
gard as extremely unsportsmanlike and hardly
worthy Of Harvard University.
Harvard hints that game next year may he
possibility, SO II is ~ she plays Princeton
who knows the mind Of the Princeton manage
nent said tonight:
III Harvard will not meet Princeton this year
she will have to walt two years for another
chance. The Tigers have done oil they could by
they fail this year they are not likely TO try it
again soon."
The sun., 1894-10-03
ALBIN SCORES AGAIN.
Showaiter Resigns an Interesti.g Game OF
Chess After Thirty Moves

The third game Of the chess match between
Albn and Showalter was played at the Man
haitian Chess Club yesterday The score:
The sun., 1894-10-03
News OF the WhssIAsa.

A nifty mile road race will be held over the Eliza
beth Railway course on Oct. rs.
The leaders for the mileage prizes among the New
York A. c. cyclers are As follows
The sun., 1894-10-03

The orrcial schedule for the CArruthers national
bowling tournament OF Brooklyn issued yesterday
and shows that the tournament will commence ON
Monday, Oct. X, and end on the Elephant Club alleys
In Brooklyn on March Us. In all twenty clubs
will take part and VI games will be rolled during the
seventy bowling nights OF the tournament each club
rolling twenty games on ten evenings The schedule
follows
The sun., 1894-10-03

Vssg CAs@R sss zslisSls CAsSsts.
xro4 o. S0oL - o0SRsEsAssla'L Ies west lGth -
The sun., 1894-10-03
-P..-.y.s" Candidate. a-a Schedule.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The candidates for
the University Of Pennsylvania football team
are, with one or two exceptions. in splendid con-
dition, and ready for the hard work before them.
The training thus far has been light, the object
being to harden the men gradually before start
ing in on the rough work. This year Pennsylva-
mia will follow the example Of Yale and intrust
the training Of the team to graduate coach
ers. DIR. Adams will take care Of the cand-
dates for centre. Oliver will coach the
guards, Harry Thayer the full back, and DR..
Schof the ends. The following men will go into
regular training at once by order OF Cant.
Knipe: ossood, Brooke. Williams. Gilbert.
Blair. Aitkln, Bull, Wharton. on, Woodruff
Wagonhurst, Minds. Rosengarten. Upton,
Worth. Stewart. Farrar. Kingsbury. and Dick
son. The official schedule, as at present made
up, Ia as follows:
oct. 9-Franklin and Marshall, at Lancaster.
Oct. 8-Swarthmore, at Philadelphia.
Oct. iQ-Crescent A. C., at Philadelphia.
Oct yo-Crescent A. C., at Brooklyn.
oct. 22-Ruteers, at Philadelphia.
Oct. 26-University OF Virginia, at Washington.
oct. 27-United States Naval Cadets, at Annapolis.
Oct. 9l-Lafayette at Philadelphia
Nov. S-Prlnceton.
Nov. I7-Cornell. at Philadelphia.
Nov. Vp-Harvard. at Philadelphia.
The sun., 1894-10-03
Tlns~sss'., ss's, s:s2s, 600, ss7's, s'slN s.si,

Time = sslS s'sTt, Ss5ss. 22h'a, 2:ys, ESQ . ss
The 2;l5 trot was unfinished. NemUlIns won the
only heat decided, In 2:lhs Forest Prince was see
ond, DOdgeville third, and bush fourth.
The sun., 1894-10-03
The L.ip.ie Che.. Coagre.n.
Following is one OF the final games played in
the Leipsic chess congress:
FOUR KNIGHTS GAME.
BOH'LING.

-. h - queens, the game proceeds as follows
As. II Rt sch, ~ k-BS, Q-Bdch; 80 TX r.
X 5 mate.
The sun., 1894-10-03

sixth Race "A sweepstakes OF. .tlo each for maiden
two .Ods, with 5000 added. OF which eT5 to
nnd end a21 TO third: half q mile. stralghi
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Qumb uno Safe. Das Sprid,.
mort bat Die 5einOi9aft Spil6en 6uno
mno Sage ais unumft6Bli1e Nesel felte
seitcllt. Die 9lusnabmen, bic biele
Re9et beitatisen, itnb metftens liebens=
miiroiger gtatur uno 9auj ba3u ansez
than, uns 5ur lpeiteren Beoba1tuna
bes 26ierle6ens einaulaoen, oas NIT
oem Wfenl6enleben 70 man9en iiber=
raldenben 3ns semeinlam bat. Bon
Der Sreunoi6aft, oie ii6 Sluifden Safe
uno 9uno 3uweilen entipidelt, CAB
iiinsit folsenber gorsans, ser iid in
stnem Sdweiser Dorf ereisnste, einen
merfmiiroisen Bemeis. Gine 9ase
bate ii6 in einem Saule oes Dorf9ens
10 laltig semaht, oaB oie Ginber ben
Auftra9 erhielten, lie in eiren Sud 3u
tbun uno iie IN ser 9lar 81 erlanfen.
Ser 9ausbunb besleitete oie sinoer,
Die ben sluftraS Der @ltern senau poll.
5o9en. Gum @ritaunen aller ieoof)
trafen fur5e 3eit barauf Gase unb
Dumb triefeno Dor Dem 9aule an. glls
Der 9unO namlid) bemertt bate, oab
feline Sreunoin, Die aate, in bem 9ad
aappelte, mar er ibr naAsefprunsen,
bate lie aus Oen WaiIer 9e3osen, ben
Saf anfgeprrt uno baS perurtbeilte
1bier Dem Seben unb Der Srsibeit sus
riid9esebeu. @ia9 bieier ipunoerbaren
Nettung aogen bic Sausbemobner &c.
riibrt ibr IobeSurtbeil 3uriid.
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Die Su6wafdun9, mtl9e
Der 9ailer BON Oelterreih allidbr.
lid an @riinoonneritase an 3mOli @rsis
len porninlmt, bat aud bieSlnal in Der
ibliden SSeiie itattsefinoeu. Snfolse
Der abmeienbeit ber Saileriu iiel in
bieiem Sabre, wie i6on leit SSabrem,
bieie @eremonie bel ben @reiiinnen aus.
Gbenlo bat bic 1beilnabme bes Da-
menebrengefolses ni6t itattseiunben.
9dAtsoeltomeniser murben fir bic 6uss
tuaidun9 3mOlf @reiiinnen beItimmt
unb srbieltsn oiejelben aud bic iibliden
altbeutiden &leibunesltiids, bic Yofale
unb bic 80 silberllnee," slei6 ben sur
S5ubipalduus beitiminten Midnnern.
Bei Der oieSjabrisen 6uBpai6une
maren inter anbersn elm GretS unS
cine @rsiiin bon 10l Sabrsn suselaii.n
lp0roeu.
adtbe: ygr mar re6t unber.
i9dmt. 3meimal legte er ben arm
INN meine Saille!"
Wartba: s9a muB er aber eineu
langen 4rm gebabt baber!"
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9ie GnlpreB, ,yfdbnlaidiae gao. 4

9ie GmpreR, ,Ndbnlaidine gfo. 4,
bic iiberal 10 groBem anflang fimbet,
tann bur6 bic Expedition bieies 8lats
teS be3ogen tperSen. Sic tefet $21
unb tommt irsenb elmer 0dbmai6ine
I'm preiie BON $3.50 sIei6.
Die Mai@ine tpirb benz 8efeler-
Der bic Gra@t trdst = bireft bon Der
Gabrit 3useianbt.
Mtan ienbe bas @elb am uns Elm
un6 sebe bic bolle Nbrefie an.
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Die enelii6e 9anoets<
flotte entbdlt 9506 SeselI6iffe nnb
5588 Dampfer nit 5niammen 12,515.=
O6s Trauei, 9rasfraft. Dte 9anoelsz
flotte Der Scr. Staaten bat 3428 Sabre
,euge NIT 1,166, 1868 1onnen, Die
beuti6e 765 Sabrieuse nit l ,091 ,472
Tonmen.
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Seit 46 Sabren ununters
bro1en &ammerer bon Salmon
Sails, q. s., lit @tlliam 3. Mtorton.
2estbin lpuroe er fit bas AT. Sabr
ieiner amtstbatisfeit semdblt.
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@msaerottet

werben NIT 9iilfe bon DIR. Tierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" bic @iftitofie aller ar.
aus bem Tlut.. Sc rsst tebes Organ su se'
luuber Gbdtisfeit an, retntst unb bereidert
eas BIut nnb erfriidt uuo erueuert baSurd
bas sar,e Gpffen,. Mlle 4Iut-, Saut, unb
@eiuebsfrantbeiten, BON sep0bnliden YYini.
pel1 bic gum b0sartisiten gcrofsl, tuerbsn
bur& bas Discovery" sebeilt. Set @rtnb,
GIedteu, Sraee. 8otblauj 9enlen nnb 3ar.
bunieIn iit 60 bas bireft furirenbe Mittel.
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= Das ii6erfe Mittel. betrogen at
iperben, 1T, ii@ INNER fir gefdeibter
3u balten alS Mnbere.
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(Gcrtiesuns folsi

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lieben f6nnen, ipenn i6 re6t reid
ipdre2"
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frau g aroItue
Deeilep Don @arnsp,
Balbmitt Co., Gla.,
idreibt: .8oue flint.
uno5iuan3tg Sabre lang
fit th on elmer oftenell
unb fete etternben
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2SplfiDmf8 9sreiSz9abelle 1t. 8aroai1tS.
Ma)oenfen nn0 81 Serglei6en beransfOrbern.
WoIfson' S

maridirt an Ser Spite Der biIieen @tprss.
&ann gud irsenb ipo anbers dbnlicbes se.I
boten tperben?
SeRt bic 2titen aufnerfiam bur9.
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Dteotr Bellnb gu fuer'
ben: lin 10 glidlider maHf ts mt9, iasen
~ ionnsn, bab Sbr DR.. pierces "Golden
Medical Discovery" mid BON alIen n,einen
Sdmer5en nno @ebreRen firirt bat. Borber
bate i'd usele Doftoren unb faff olle befantt.
ten Wittsl basssen obne GrfOIs probirt."
Vtetce earantirt sin. 6Mt.
The morning call., 1894-10-09
VITAL MAY LIVE.
DIR. Clark PrOnOunCes Him
Insane.
Another Physician Will Examine
Him and the Murderer May
Escape Execution.

DIR. Asa Clark, formerly connected with
the asylum for the insane at Stockton,
has passed upon the mental condition of
Antonio Vital, now awaiting execution at
San Quentin for the murder of China
man. and has pronounced the convicted
man insane.
This examination was made at the re-
quest of Warden Hale, who was reluctant
TO execute the prisoner. believing that bis
mental condition was unsound. at War
den Hale's request, DIR. A. NJ. Gardner of
the Stockton asylum went to San Quentin
yesterday, and will report on Vital's con-
dition today. If he agrees with DR.. Clark
that the prison er is in sane, Warden Hale
will communicate with Governor Mark
ham, and the prisoners life may be saved.
The execution of Vital is set to take
place Friday next. Vital was convicted of
murder and sentenced to be hanged Au-
gust 8, 1892. by the Superior Judge of
Santa Barbara County. An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court. but The ludg-
ment OF the lower court was sustained.
When brought uD from the south Vital
made desperate attempt to escape, and
was only subdued with great difficulty.
Since his Incarceration at San Quentin he
has acted In queer manner. and his
strange antics have been accumulated of
late. His crime was the murder of the
Keeper of a Chinese washhouse.
The morning call., 1894-10-09
JABEZ SWAN DEFAULTS.
His Wife's Cross. Complaint Is Inves-
tigated i'm His Absence.


The suit of Jabez S. Swan for divorce
from his wife, Sarah E., came up for hear
ing before Judge Murphy Yesterday.
Mrs. Swan. being charged with extreme
cruelty toward her husband, had filed an
answer and ss-complaint, in which she
denied her husbands charges of cruelty
and on her own account charged him with
offenses Of similar description. Yester-
day, when the case came up for trial. JabeZ
Swan omitted TO put i'll an appearance,
preferring to let his case go by default.
Mrs. Swan was in court, however, al
tended by her daughters and friends, and
Judge Murphy proceeded to hear her side
OF tne case.
Mrs. Swan stated on the wilness-stand
that her husband had been consistently
cruel to her. 1t was not true that she had
ever been guilty of any acts OF cruelty
toward him; on the contrary she had al
ways endeavored to be kind to him. But
Swan mad treated her badly. He had told
her she was not fit to be wife, and had
strenuously objected to her children attend
ing the Catholic church. On one occasion
Swan went so far as to catch hold OF his
wife by the throat and choke her. Mrs.
Swan further stated that her husband
threatened to shoot his son because, as he
said, he had heard from her that his son
intended to kill him. Afterward, how
ever, Swan found out that the witness had
never said anything of the kind, and he
expressed great regret for what he had
done.
Mrs. Swans testimony was corroborated
by her daughters, Eugenia and Emma A.
Swan. There are seven children altogether
of the marriage.
1t was stated as agreed among the attor-
neys on both sides that deed of Swans
Shotwell-street residence, made in favor of
Mr.. Gates, should be reclaimed, and the
property made over by Swan to his wife.
Pending the accomplishment of this agree
ment Judge Murphy reserved his decision
upon the proceedings in divorce.
The morning call., 1894-10-09
ALAMEDA.

e The report OF the Health Officer regarding
the number of cases OF scarlet fever in Ala
media has aroused the heads OF families 10 in
qulre where the fourteen cases of this disease
are located. that The proper precautions may be
taken.
The report of the Health Officer shows that the
following cases Of scarlet fever were reported
during the month: Alfred l.. Barber, 3107
jackson street; Frleda Hansen. PHO Alta
media avenue; Mabel Barber, 31o7 jackson
street; Ada Weddr eco A ameda av nue.;
Estelle Whitman, 1926 san Antonio avenue;
Fred Heuer, Central avenue, near Broadway;
1neZ Il. Rowe, 1888 San Antonio avenue; Flor
ence aud Paul Cadman, 1927 Eneinal avenur;
irwin Humphreys. 917 Grand street; = Han
s-n. 2l1O Alameda avenue; Mabel Prentics,
Taylor avenue. near Mcpherson street.; Rob-
erta L. Clay. 1923 Oak street.
DIR. Mclean reports that all the above cases
were placarded according to law, III The notices
have been removed IL Is without his knowledge.
Scarlet fever is not epidemic. but the number
OF eases Is increasing.
Not a Success.
The cruise of the Encinal Boat Club about
the bay aud among the ISLANDS oil Sunday was
far from being a success. An elaborate pro-
the light winds but few of the yachts reached
The end OF the narrow-gauge pier, all returning
to the boathouse and abandoning the cruise.
On Friday next the last cruise Of the season
will be entered upon. with The hopes OF far
better success. The fiee will Set sail at 3
O'Clock for BaIrds Greek, near Alvarado. IL is
and the yachtsmen Will 60 prepared for any
game that may present Itself 1t Is expected
TO return TO the boathouse Sunday evening.
Changed PrOpel ers.
The new naphtha schooner Moro, which was
launched from Whites shipyards last Saturday,
was last night run upon the mud banks of The
creek to enable a change 10 be made in The
propeller. The 75-nOrsepower naphtha en-
CINE was run all day yesi, Iday and made 240
revolutions per minute while running free. but
when the propeller was thrown into gear the
speed was reduced 10 eigbty-fve revolutions
per minute. 1t was evident that the propeller
wheel was faulty and the one originally de-
signed FOR the vessel was placed In position
last night. A trial trip about the bay will be
made Thursday.