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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-04

clearer, but what is the sportsman's loss
will be a gain in many other directions
They can stand it. Hope deferred maketh
the heart sick, but sport deferred gives
promise for richer catches when the sur
shines Some of the sportsmen who are
connoisseurs because of lessons taught by
varied experience are close readers of the
Saturday edition of the CALL, because of
the many excellent reports found there
and the articles of writer's who are well up
in the art. They do not, however, take
kindly to Mr.. Lelong's basket for keeping
fish in good condition. A number have
offered the result of their experience in
something similar and less expensive.
Take good clean moss or grass, bathed in
bottom of the basket, lay your first
catch thereon until the moss or grass
is covered, then another layer, and your
fish will be kept clean and almost in a
natural condition. 1t is scarcely ever
necessary to preserve your fish over twenty.
four hours; but this plan adopted, your
fish cleansed before you start home and
laid back in the basket with new moss OF
grass, and they will keep them as long as
may ever be found necessary unless a per-
son should go too far away from home to
find sport.
Dr. Stanton. Railroad Commissioner
from San Francisco district, with his party,
tried their luck, which was not up to ex-
pectation because of the high water. They
were highly pleased with the appearance
of the streams and promise to come back
again.
M. B. Gibson constituted quiet lit
tie party all by himself on Sunday last,
and went far up toward the source OF
York Creek where the trout were not bit
shy and the water was clear and cold, and
he caught about twenty beauties averaging
from six to fifteen inches long, and like a
good, wise fisherman, knew when he had
enough, wound his line on the reel and
went home satisfied.
James a. Cooper, president of the
Sportsman Club, is deeply interested in
the preservation of our fish and game and
is devoting much time to the perfection oil
arrangements looking to that end. He is
an ardent lover of sport with rod and gun,
and is anxious that our game and fish
should be protected that legitimate sport
can be INDUCED in, and that there
all who seek it. We present hi:
picture with this sketch and promise
| more of the true lovers of sport in Mendo-
cino County, and especially the vicinity OF
Ukiah in the future. 1t is refreshing to
find gentleman of Mr.. Cooper's standing
professional skill and means. who takes
such deep interest in matters of this
kind, for the closest care and the most
rigid laws and vigorous prosecution are
oftentimes necessary to prevent poaching
and wanton destruction Of fish and game
Senator Seawell, II. f. Eastman and
J. G. Ruddock cast their lines in Acker
man Creek day or two since and were en-
couraged as to future casts and sufficiently
rewarded for their trial of the stream. Til,
water is yet high and milky. NIMRoD.
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The Montgomery Estate.

There was a family party OF lawyers and
parties interested in Judge Coffey's court yes
terday, whereby property claims valued at
81, OO0,O 90 were amicably adjusted, 1t was a
proceeding under bill of equity in the case of
". F. Goad and A. w. Foster, trustees, against
Elizabeth A. Montgomery. Platt d Bazan,
tors; Russell ]. Wilson for the widow; William
S. Barnes, guardian ad litem; Charles P. Eels
for the Pacific Theological Seminary. After
the court had heard testimony as to the will
ingness OF the heirs to receive an apport1on-
ment of the Montgomery estate in kind in lieu
of their legacies in money, and The arguments
satisfy the claims in coin in the present de-
preston would be disastrous, it granted the
application of the trustees for an apportioned
distribution Of the property at an agreed ap-
nrajsement.
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Wineries and shells for the aquatic sports,
for which Stockton should take the lead in
this State. Several months ago the asso-
citation purchased all of the apparatus in
the Union Boat Clubs house on McLeods
Lake. This consists of three barges, a
number of wineries and several shells, and
is valued at about $1,000. The association
next took up the matter of building a club
house and gymnasium, and the building is
nearly finished. The cost, including the
fixtures and apparatus, viii be close upon
$4,000. All the money for this is in sight,
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Following are the entries for to-day

First race one mile, selling-Dara 80, Minnie
Dust los, Esperance 80, Polaski. 104, Alexis
104, Miss Buckley SO.
Second race, seven-eighths of mile, sell
Rear Guard ITO, Del Norte los. McFarlane So.
Third race, nine-sixteenths OF q mile, maiden
two-year-olds = Detected 105, Cardwen 108,
Lady Gray los, Queen 1O5, Joe K 109. Walcott
los, Elsie los.
Fourth race, one and a quarter miles, .handi-
cap-Lovdal 120, Gilead lis, McLight 10, Ca
brillo 50, Roma IS.
Fifth race, one and half miles, steeplechase,
short course-The Lark 1855, April 100, Bell
ringer 1856, Longwell 40, Vulcan 127, Wild
Oats 124, Lonnie 1922 North 122, Nero 122,
Zaragoza 120, Red Root 120.
Sixth race, fve-eighths of a mile, selling
Mantell 80, Gold Bug ITO, Hymn 102, Robin
ioS, Sue Abbott 81 Empress saie Of Norfoik So.
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SPORT NEAR UKIAH.
Anglers Who We're Disappointed by
May RAMA Catch In
York Creek.

UKIAH, May 1. - Maydayl And the
hearts of the anglers who put red mark
on their calendars for holiday are de-
pressed, for goodly shower of rain means
that the streams are no lower and no
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SPORTS AT SAN JOSE.
Horses In Training at Agricultural
Park-The Wheel, Rod
and Gun.

SAN JOSE, May 9.-The rain of
Wednesday has evidently set the trout
fishing back several weeks. But few parties
have gone out during the past week, and
the last rain has caused the streams to
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will be opened by a dance and reception
that promises to be quite a swell affair.
The association numbers among its mem
bers the most prominent young men in
business and social circles in Stockton. 1t
was organized about year ago and since
then funds have been raised for the pur-
pose OF erecting a clubhouse and gymna-
SUM and TO purchase the necessary barges,
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STOCKTON'S ATHLETES.
a Grand Clubhouse That Is Near
ing Completion-Presi-
dent Budd.

STOCKTON, May 3.-The clubhouse of
the Stockton Athletic Association is fast
nearing completion and viii be ready for
occupancy on June l, when the building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-04

Ed Purser, who seems to be able to fathom
problems that TO the majority of race goers are
unfathomable, placed his money on Quirt.
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Eleven bookmakers cut In yesterday. Hay
den OF the firm OF Walker & Hayden hung out
his shingle again.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-04

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W.O'B Macdonough thought his English
bred FLY Miss Brummel had q "cinch" on the
| two-year-old race, but it proved most expen-
sive thought as he played her heavily. She IN
doubtedly needs race or two.
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Dan Burns was fortunate to play Senator Ma
honey to win and have good bet on his own
FLY Elsie for the place.
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Senator Mahoney had much easier victory
than his namesake did.
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Good start. Won driving. Time, 1:46sz. Winner,
br. g., by imp Pirate of Penzance-Lady Stanhope.
Betting: Little Cripple even, Charmer II to l.,
Bellrnger to 1, Raindrop 20 to l. Claudius to l.,
Warrago u to l.
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OIO FIRST RACE-F1Ye and half furl0ngS;
O4O. selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse
Ind. Horse. weight. Jockey. st. ~ Str Fin.
s37 Blue Bell, 104 SHAW; ........I u 1G Is
sl5 Nelson 11s (Raymondl - % IS %
Sl5 The Drummer, 10g lConey).3 81 81 g
77s Queen Of Scots 102 (PiggotD. q 81 50
S38 Reserve, lot (Hennessy)......5 6 81 8
Poor start Won easily. Time, :O9s4. Winner,
b. M, by Prince of Norfok-Gem OF the Mountains.
Drummer to /, Dolly NJ to l, Reserve 20 to /,
Queen Of Scots to /.
O1O SECOND RACE = Four and half fur
OfO. longs; selling; two-year-olds; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey st. Ia Str. Fin.
s35 Senator Mahoney, 50 Geneva ~ ri
z.. p lieI) a. ;scar; "a y u
500 Imp. Miss Brummel, 30 (Pig-
gott $50 .........-.--..--...- 412 bI 81
RI Extract fiily, 81 (Hinrchs)....5 5h 3h So
Prince Hooker, 100 (Peters)...2 21a
Good start. Won pulling up. Time, :5712. Win
ner, b. g., by Fellowcharm- Glenola.
Betting: Senator Mahoney z TO l., Elsie 9 to 2,
imp. Miss Brummel even, Tiny to !, Prince
Hooker 80 to /, Extract FLY to l.
Osn THIRD RACE-six furlongs: handicap;
OCU. three-year-olds and upward; purse $3.50.
Ind. Horse. weight. Jockey. 81. ~ Str. Fin.
841 Quirt, IL (sloanl ;........,2 u LIZ Is
s34 Gree, 81 a. jones'. ;..;...--a IN n %
Slz Charles A, 103 CIV. Flynn)..l
yFair start Won galoping. Time, lie. Winner,
Oh. m, by Joe Hooker-Trife.
Betting: Quirt II to 5, Circe 16 to 5, Howard z
to 8, Charles A to l.
OH FOURTH RACE - One mile; seIling
OCI. three-year-olds and upward; purse $780,
Ind. Horse, weight. jockey. st. IA Str. Fin
$50 Little Cripple, l03 (Hinrichs).2 III ~ ia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-04
DR.. MCNU.LTY.

THIS WELLKNOwN AND RELIABLE SPE.
j. cialist treats PRIVATE CHRONIC AND
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Discharges; cures secret slood and skin Diseases.
Sores and Swelllngs: Nervous Debility, 1mpo-
tence and other weaknesses OF Manhood.
He corrscts the Secret Errors OF entn ana tnsas
terrible effects Loss of Vitality Papitation OF tne
Heart Loss of Memory, Dependency and otneT
troubles of mind and body: caused ~ sne EfforS'
Excuses and Diseases Of Boys and Men.
He restores Lost Viger and Manly foWer, TO
moves Deformitias and restores the organs tc
Health. He also cures Diseases caused py Meh-
curry and ether Poisonous Drugs.
DR.. McNulty's methods are regular sna sci sIe
sific He uses no patent nostruns or ready made
preparations. bus cures the disease Sy tnoropEa
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their troubls. Patients cured at Home Terms
Heurs"s to daily; $50 to $3.50 evenings sun.
days, 10 to IL only. Consultation free ana ga
ROSCOE McNULTY, NJ. D.,
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.hon, vour disease on the streets OF elsewhere
They are cappers steerers for swindiing aectera
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SUMMARY.
CIN EPINCysC0 Nav I

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3, 1885.
OAO FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs:
C4O. selling; three-year- Odds and upward; purse
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Good start. Won easily. Time, 1:I5s4. Win
ner, CHI. 6. by Versailles-Cousin Kate.
Betting: Harry Lewis II to i, Red Glen to l,
Raphael ID to l. Don Caesar 10 to l, Mary to 2,
Niagara % to /, Tobey 20 TO l, Fortuna to b,
Road Runner 8 to l.
QkO SIXTH RACE-About six furlongs; sell
OCC. ing; purse $500.
Ind. Horse weight. Jockey. st. 1a Str. Fin
sos Rear Guard, 106 (Sloan. ......1 11a II II
S14 Annette 80 (E. Jones. II % 24
(S27)Duchess of Miptas, 80 pig
81 Miss Ruth, SO (Burns)........4 6 5h 4S
$40 Quarterstaff. lO3 q. Loyd)..3 41a Al
Good start Won easily. Time. 1:1412. Winner,
b. h.. by Post Guard-Alfone Carter.
Betting: Rear Guard 7 to 5, Annette to 2,
Duchess of Milpitas Is to l, Miss Ruth to l.
Rico to l. Quarterstaff to l.
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Poor start. Won easily. Time, :09s4. Winner,
b. M, by Prince of Norfolk-Gem of the Mountains.
Betting: Blue Bell 8 to l, Nelson 8 to s, The
Drummer to l. Dolly NJ to l, Reserve 20 to l,
Queen of Scots to /.
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It seems as though It was aDOut Time the
stewards of the Jockey Club gave Jockey Sulli-
van another chance in the saddle, after Thorn
hills performance yesterday. When Sullivan
rode Thornhill in the race for which he was
suspended, the animal was 20 to 1 shot and
no one expected him to run much better race
than he did. If the stewards are unprejudiced
they should consider the matter.
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Johnny Coleman thought the odds against
Quarterstaff in the last race trifle cheap, and
he played a few dollars on the Burns &
Warehouse entry. His side partner, Charlie
Quinn, along with Eddie Burke, backed Ar
nette for the place.
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Paget was originally carded to ride Quirt,
but the judges, thinking him stable boy, Or
dered the owner to put another boy up, and
Sloane rode the mare. Paget has ridden in
many races East and was considered clever
boy, although, perhaps, not Taral. He came
West with the horses Joe Ripley and Terrier,
but increasing weight prevented him from rid
ing the past winter. Last year he was under
engagement with "Knapsack" Mccarthy.
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NINE GREAT BARGAINS

AS usual we close the week with array of
BARGAINS EVERY CAREFUL BUYER WILL BE
INTERESTED IN.
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EFair start. Won galloping Time, 1:l6. Winner,
Oh. M, by Joe HookerTrihe
Betting: Quirt II to 5, Circe 16 to 5, Howard z
to 3. Charles 4 to i.
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Start er James B. Ferguson will drop the red
starters flag for the last time at the meeting
to-day. Mr.. Fergus ons work in the main with
the flag has been good Perhaps after we have
seen some of the many other starters Of the
East handle the bunting we could say excel
lent. Some of his starts have been open to
criticism but possibly the California race going
public is too exacting and critical. Mr.. Fer
guson expects to have no trouble in fulfilling
his Eastern contracts, Notwithstanding the re-
cent rule passed by the Turf Congress prohibit
ing owners and breeders of racers from
handling thestarter's flag.
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OH FOURTH RACE = One mile; selling;
OOl. three-year-olds and upward; purse $500.
Ind Horse, weight, jockey. st. IA Str. Fin.
$50 Little Cripple, I03 (Hinrichs).2 LII ~ Ia
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LADIES' HANDKERCHlEFS!
PARASOLS AND RIBBONS
GLOVES! GLOVES!

AT s. 90.
100 dozen LADIES' 4BUTTON ENGLISH WALKING
sh red shades regular value 81 So will be offered at
At Is 90.
100 dozen LADIES' s-BUTToN LENGTH MOUSQU1
CLOVES in tan, mode and slate shades, regular val
pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
AbbOtt-Tinany.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 6.-Miss Kath-
arine McLane Tiffany. daughter OF Dr.
Louis McLaae Tiffany, OF Baltimore. was
married to-day to Mr.. Gordon Abbott. of
Boston Grace Protestant Episcopal
church. where the ceremony was perform
ed. was handsomely decorated with flow
ers and plants for the occasion. The
cdince was thronged with the relatives
and friends of the families of the bridal
couple. which included many society peo-
ple of Baltimore. New York, and Boston.
when Rev. Arthur Chiffon Powell pro-
nouncod them man and wife.
Messrs. Whitney, Lane, Wyeth, and
Adams, Of Boston. and DR.. Bowen, of
New York, came over with Mr.. Gordon
and served as ushers. Miss Tiffany. of
New York. and Miss Gibson, of Boston,
we're attending the bride. Miss Madeline
Jackson. of Boston, was maid OF honor.
Miss srInany entered the church with
her father b. whom she VAS gwen away
NJ the altar, where she was met by Mi.
Abbott and his best man, his brother,
Mr. Walter Abbott.
There was no breakfast after the we'd
ding owing to the mourning OF the groom.
Mr. Abbott entertained his ushers at sup
ner last evening at the Maryland Clue.
after a wedding Journey Mr.. and Mrs.
,hbott will live in Boston. where they
have taken apartments on Commonwealth IA
avenue.
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Summrrs-IIaIl: Lambe-Wyatt.

WINSTON, y. c., Nov. Especial
Two bright and happy marriages were
celebrated here this afternoon. the con-
tracing parties being Or G. J.. Summers,
one of Winston's popular and successful
young physicians, and Miss Bessie Hall,
one of Salem's handsome and accom-
plished daughters: Mr.. +. Il. Lambe,
one of Winston's rising young business
men. ana Miss Marian Wyatt, an at
tractive young lady, formerly of South
Carolina.
The first ceremony was performed, with
honor. and Mr.. James owens, best man.
The bride wore handsome costume of
white silk, with pearl and diamond orna-
ments The rooms were handsomely
ornamented. and the ceremony was wit
messed by a large gathering OF friends.
The bridal couple left on the 3 o'clock
train for Louisville. Ky, their future
home.
a ring. by the pastor, at the First Pres
byterian church. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The at
tendants numbered six couples. After
the marriage a magnificent reception was
held at the home of the brides mother,
in Salem.
DR.. and Mrs. Summers left tonight for
a bridal tour North. They Will visit
Washington, New York, Niagara Falls.
and other places of interest.
The second event was solemnized al
the Broad-Street Baptist church. which
was also handsomely decorated. Rev.
Rufus Weaver of Greensboro. offciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambe left tonight for the
Atlanta Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

district gave Parks 20 majority; Wake
field, Parks - majority: Hawking district.
tie; Jackson district. Parks Is majority.
Petersburg and Vicinity.
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. Especial
But few election returns from the pre-
cincts I'm the different counties were re-
ceived here to-day. AT New Hope pre-
cinct Dnwiddie county, Nv votes We're
cast. This precinct gave 7. y. Slark, 'ls
Democratic candidate for the HOUSE OF
Delegates. n majority over ;. I Gillian
OF IS. Gillian Is the Fair Electionists
candidate. Sutherland's precinct, at
which l42 votes were cast, gave Clark
majority Of s.. Dinwidiie Courthouse pr
cinct gave Gillian majority OF ITO. Thert
are eleven other precincts IN this county
to be heard from. Mr.. Clark was IN the
city to-day, and in reply TO ques'ons
asked him by your correspondent, saiu
that he thought the contest between MI.
Gillian and himself would be very close.
IL Is generally thought. however, that
Mr.. Gillian has been elected.
Colonel =. b. Barham. the Democratic
candidate for the House from the coun-
ties OF Prince George and Surry, received
30 votes AT Rives' precinct, Prince George
ton.
Dinwiddic Republicans.
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. Especial
II is stated here tonight unofiiciaiiy That
Dinwiddie county gives Gillian 80 ma
jority.
Alexandria and Vicinity.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov. Especial
Only about Loo votes were polieu N
Alexandria city and county. NAYS ma
Jority over Lewis (Rep) Is 40. Fairfax
voted over l. 900 for Joe Willard. giving
him nearly as much majority over Cow
den.
John r. Ryan is reelected from Ioudon
usual majority, and -. {. hatcher,
fioater delegate from same. without oppo-
sition. G.. q. Gallagher. in Prince " IL
liam, had no opposition.
New River.
NEW RIVER. Nov. Especial The
election AT this place passed very quietly.
Sieboln the Republican candidate, car
ried this precinct by a plurality OF IL.
The Democrats being divided between
williams dem. nOminee) and Cecil Una.
DEM. as far as heard. James ". VIII
liams Dem nominee) Is elected by 4
been between Williams and Cecil.
Hanover's Official Vote.
ASHLAND. VA, Nov. G.-Special.-The
official vote of Hanover gives winston
Dem) IA majority over Dunn. ana
Wingfeld, the "honest-elections' candi-
date, as floater for Hanover and King
William. 1SS majority over Digs, the
Democratic candidate.
The vote for the entire county is as
follows: Wickham, for Senate, l,2V;
Winston Dem). for House, $50; Dunn
Qnd) for House, 10; Thomas und). for
House. 3; Wingfield 0ndD, for Heater
Si5; Diggs Dem), for fioater. 81.
Taliaferro's Majority.
ORANGE. VA, Nov. Especial. Italia
ferro's OemJ majority is 1895. only about
one-third of the vote Of the county was
polled.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 6.-Special.-
The official vote of Campbell county gives
Clement OcmD. for the Senate, ma
iority of 90 over billiard. and Simpson
(free-election), over Nilkerson, for the
House %. This gives Clments i3s ma
jOrity In the district.