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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
To SHINY Oh ItnfiniO.

BUFFALO. y. Y. August "a meet
ing Of representative businessmen was
held here at noon to-day TO take act.'e
steps towards sending 10 the Atlanta TX
position a suitable exhibit from TINS cry
The plan Of pictorial exhibit was ADOPT
ed, and measures were endorsed lor inc
raising Of the necessary FUNDS.
The plan is to have pictures OF the prin-
c,naI buildings suitably arranged. with
tables showing their locations and the
clty's advantages for residential and busl-
ness purpOses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Gumry Hotel Dcath-LIst.

DENVER, COL. August 3.-The list or
dead In the Gumry Hotel wreck stahlS
at twenty-five. and this VIII probapiy
be the total OF the casualties. lhfee
bodies remain unclaimed by friends.
though IL is believed that they are those
OF the missing men.
The fire department. exhausted by their
labors. were permitted to return 10
their quarters yesterday. and gangs or
Iaborers were set 40 work 10 clear away
the wreckage. TO make certain that no
more bodies lie buried under the ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
THE MORA AWARD
Hairs Of Jose Marin Morn ''"i"'
oi IL.


NEW YORK. August 2.-' - -.
,,,t tho proceedings which were ''01''S'y
,oken here In the Surrogu'es 'ou''
the granting Of letters OF adth'''''''
,,non The estate OF Jose Maria Noi"'
a,od In Rio de Janeiro. Brazh III
-, rova 10 be discontinued anu fo
ceedings Of "A different nature
the purpose Of prosecuting Inc IL
,or,ion Of the award not long SIM 800
hv the spanish Government y. N.,
for the seizure and embargo u 80 ,-s
IN cuba during the r,Volullon - t., maj
rho heirs Of Jose Maria Mora clH'i' -
~ entitled 10 one half of the a"di"'
a. their father was a partner -
,o,,o Maxine Mora In the sugar 49," -,
i'm and other property which was ~
hv the Spanish authorities. o".S' -,
ay,lic,tion for the issuance on 49,, -
"fItr,s,,o,ion under which citations nav
49,, tssued the petitioner jose "
- a ION OF Jose Maria Mora S'''''
,ra. hta father had let no wiz. u ~"
o,,oars that he executed VIII 20 80,
,o ISIS This fact j. brought uuN
at1a,vit made by Jose lgnaclo l'"'' g.,
Of Washington, when Wa '''' =, -. -
Oh, surroeate's Court The af'HiF'' -.
Rodriguez - uaAtt VI ,...s "A mo-
he received from Joaquin l-ahcIS' 49,
-, - Vsvana. This notary IN MS lDl'.'
- ,hat Don Jose Maria Mora On Jug
~ iSc5 executed before Notary HH""''''
Valerlo closed last VIII and testament
t., drnlica,e. one copy he took away nF
himself and the other was left in the
"',.,odl' Of the notary in charge 81 the
general archives IN Havana. THIS mas
never been opened.
In view of the fact that the existence
NJ the viii has been discovered In aA
probability proceedings Will nave TO l."
taken 10 discover the will and have u
probated. II IS then likely that copies ~
The will VII be- sent here. AMI the PAPER
prohafod I'm this city and anc.llary ifttnr-
documentary upon tho VIII issued T. the
son for the purpose Of bringing suit 70
recover half # the spanish Government
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
To the Senshore To-Norrow.

Messrs. Niche q Adams will run their
"Trilby" excursion 10 the seashore to-
morrow. as usual. and expect 10 carry a
large crowd. as this weather is delight
ful for such outings The train leaves
Byrd-Street Station at so A. NJ. and
those who go have several hours at the
seashOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Yield of Winter Whcnt.

WASHINGTON. August "a dispatch
arpeared in some OF tn western p1nefs
A day or two ago 10 The effect that the
Department Of Agriculture hal reyis
lis report on winter wheat by lncreasin
ths average yield Per acre from IL
To 10 bushels. This would hllct'e
an increased total yield aggregatirg l0o,-
90 bushels
Secretary Morton and S'atistican Robin
son this afternoon requested the state
ment to b. made that no dispatch Of THIS
kind had been authorized by any one CON
necied with the department. and that II
had 10 foundation. In fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
The Acknowledgement Holiday.

WASHINGTON. August 23.-Attorney-
General Harmon was IN Washington to-
day en- route from Nantucket, Mass, u
White sulphur Springs. W. Va. AT mat
place ne will join his family and spend me
remainder of his vacation. returning u
Washington about the middle OF sep'eni-
Der.
Mr.. Harmon has spent three weeks with
his brother. hunting and iishins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Convict Hospital Destroyed.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 23.-The
convict hospital OF the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad Company at shaft No.
l, Plat mines. was consumed with It's
contents at . O'clock this morning. The
work Of taking out the patients was sue
cessfully accomplished, with the exception
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
TOBACCONIsTs CRIPPLED.
And the Nnrioians Turned the
Tables ON Them.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August 23.-tSpe-
cial)-The MaRicians turned the tables on
the TobaccOnists to-day. and won an easy
victory. The home team went into the
contest badly crippled. both Short-Stop
Leahy and Right-Fielder Ferguson being
unable 10 play on account Of sickness.
Lloyd pitched great game for Roanoke,
only allowing three hits and two runs.
Kaeey was tatted freely, and his support
was anything but gllt-edgcd. eight errors
standing 10 the credit OF the home team.
Following IS the score in detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

News Of the suicide Of Mr. Frank \.
Reed. OF Alexandra, was received here
with general regret. especially among
Masons. Mr.. Reed was Senior Warden
OF the Virginia Grand Lodge and would.
II Is thought. have been made Deputy
Grand Master at the meeting in Deem
Der next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Charge OF SOrOricide.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, August %
Miss Lorl Perkins was arrested last
night on the charge Of killing her sister
Mrs. Laura Hawkins. by setting her on
fire for the sake of $500 life Insurance.
The warrant was sworn out by DR.. Todd,
medical inspector OF one OF the insurance
companies interested.
Ii has been supposed that Mrs. Haw-
kins met her death by accidentally over
turning lamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
CORBETT.FITzsIMMONs FIGHT.
Texas Governor and Dallas sheriff
Agree to Prevent It.

AUSTIN. TEX. August Ex-Governor
Culberson this morning made public some
correspondence between himself and
Sheriff Cabell. OF Dallas county, anent
the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prizefght. The
Governor In his letter asks Cabell II he
intends accepting the Attorney Generals
opinion. holding the prizc-hght law valid.
Cabeil replies that IL rnv writ Ia placed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
NORFOLK AND UAMBtRG.
Monthly steamship Service to lie
Established October sfh.

NEW YORK. August 22-The Ham
burg-American Line. which has now
regular freight and passenger lines from
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
York. and New Orleans. has decided 70
establish a monthly steamship service
from Norfolk 10 Hamburg 10 be- increased
as the needs OF trade may demand.
Norfolk has heretofore been obliged 20
content itself with the poor and unsatls-
factory service offered by an occasional
chartered steamship
The first ship 10 leave Norfolk. on this
line will be the P0iara, which viii sail
october sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. s. IS Tray8 base r.
turned from the White sulphur
Mr.. william \. Wythe aal v'', -i
son. Hubert. let yestef.ay ier lf-.i
Beach.
Mr.. =. 9. rairl. secretary ~ o.. s.h
ern Manufacturing Company a 30 aI
Allegheny. Goshen.
Mrs. j. G. Wniman and SON, ~ H-,
sun. pa. are visiting the Misses ii--...l
on south Belvilere street
Captaln John 4. HI'ches1 ' e-i
= Alton, Va. on Fi-.t % , .--G
who ara summerins There.
Rev. y. VI. Randolph ana family or' -.
their sumner home. "Etse" go:
Casanova. Fauguier county.
Miss Lydia j. Harris leri ye''.-'ly ~
ternoon 70 spend several ".ea Hl
friends In P0Wha'an county
,ieesra. Jefferson wai'acs a-i tra
solomon returned yesterday t.u .-
DAYS Visit to New NorA la- A.e-,s
City.
Mr. r samuel Parrish h1s 'r~l
from brunswick county, "rr
bon on professional business ir
days.
AR Edward I. stone. rrae'' - OBI,
s,ore Printing anl Nanla.tHrF '~.
renv. II Roanoke, was la e. c.y s.
terlay.
Mcssrs. Miles salien AMI Hir-y l.''
man. who have been tte guests ~
aunt Mrs. Beysriy sei-rn. h-'e i-'----
- their homes.
......,-,, NJ, gas, 4. VirrirB r'g .
o.. nh no ST.. l....s ..
l. - .a '.,.I T.. al t.. l..r.,.i
h.sH- %. ,..., &c.,.
o. 'oiH'ii'i
Rev r. J. N.ll- n. I, w.
80, ,Dr F7.rl church l-u..g -
morning nj II O'Clock.
-. %
Major =. 7, y. iyr' '- 81,
where be |en- I'D i'
Caroline Cohen. "". i'
an extended L-rll -iA N.l'
,., a. ,e..,. o. .l Oh
MI ~ Is. Ii. . ,...... ..f
city On q pee ...'....... ....-...
friends IN ~ =, ..,... .....
Roanoke anu '''7
Mira H. Bingham AMI Nifs %
BINGHAM are visiting the form'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
French Bike Challenge Accepted.

TORONTO. August 25.-The open chai-
lenge OF Ferdinand Shable, the l,e0-kilo-
metre bicycle champion Of France. who
is now in this city. 10 race i.c0 miles Tor
the worlds record has been accepted by
NJ. A. Savy, Boston professional SaVy
wired yesterday from Rochester as fol-
lows: "Am ready to race Shahle at any
time or place for l.Ooo miles Shable has
already commenced training FOR the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

OF n negro Iife-timer who was overcome
by the heat. and may die.
The main building was % feet stun
and the wing % feet. The former was the
hospital ward and the latter was occu-
pied as the apothecary shops. dining
room. and Kitchen. All the drugs anu
surgical instruments were consumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

TARBORO', N. c., August 23.-(Special)
The sad news was received here yester-
day OF the tragic and untimely death OF
Rev. George Hebbard. rector Of New
York church. and formerly rector OF the
Episcopal church OF this place. II is pre-
sumed that he fell from a train while IL
was In motion. When found he was I'M
conscious. death following shortly. His
numerous friends here were shocked "
80 hla daafh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

LAPORTE. IND. August 2-Rain fell
heavily 80 Northern Indiana counties to-
night, breaking a drought which threat
ened 10 ruin an immeuce crop or corn.
The storm was the first in nearly two
months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

Two-basc hi.-Rafrcrt. Throc-base MT
stahi. Double plays-Fultz and Padden'
Thompson and piock: Padden and Little
struck out-By Kagey. 8; by LLOYD. =
Bascs on balls-On kascy. .: OH Lloyd
:. Umpire. Brennan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
MnRD "TREACHERY" USED.
Kentucky Democrats Discuss The
Conference OF To-Day.

w " ifN-f
FRANKFORT. KY. August -3.-Sena-
tor Goebel and Al. Berry. Of Covington,
are am.nr the Democratic leaders en-
route TO the conference 70 b. held at
Louisville tomorrow. stories in which
the worI "treach ~" is used are told to-
night. II is reported that Hardin VIII
be- asked 10 withdraw. and. n so Sena-
tor Lindsay Will endorse Norman FOR the
consideration Of the conference. Nor
man nominated Hardin. Clay alles 8
that Norman "thvew him down. har-
din's friends say bee Will hsnt until the
opposition beats MIN down.
BRADLET-HARDIN DEBATE.
UOPKINSVILLE. Ky. Au-ust "a
large assomblage greeted Bradley and
Hardin. who met here for their third
Joint debate this evening. Prominent
Democrats. from III parts u the state
were present. The speakers were In a
community where the free-silyer spirit
pregomiuates Nothing new was brought
out by either speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
PORTSMOUTH.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.

12S4567s9
Richmond ................lO / o 90 l.
J,orfeuouth ............. % OOo y T.
Earned Richmond. 3; Portsmouth
9 TwO-base bits-Smith, Groves tD
Houseman. Wells Foster. Childs CD.
First has. on errOrs-Richmond, i: Ports
mouth. o Bases on balls-On flynn -
&C Brandt. g. left on hases-Rlchmond'
so. r,-r. .,,-rth. 6. Struck out-I}y Flynn.
G; by Brandt, !. Base from being hit
Iouseman. Stolen bages-Kain, Groves,
nouseman. Wells, B.rte %. Foster.
CbU1s Fuller ~. Wild pitches-Flynn,
1. Brandt. / Passed ball-Vetter. Time
Of eame-l hour ana 81 minutes. Umpire
phelan.
GLIMMERINGS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Mccain. of Norfolk. has left the Grabs,
and was in Richmond last night. He
says he is tired OF playing in Virginia.
Dick Knox, PoTtsmOuth's heavy kicker,
Is in Portsmouth. III with typhoid-fever.
Bradley is suffering with badly-swol-
len finger on his left hand. which inter
'eres seriously with his batting.
The Richmond management has had
erected on the grounds a large black
board. on which. commencing with this
afternoon. will be displayed daily the
fcores of other league games.
The Dispatch presents this morning
revised schedule of the standing Of the
clubs. which is absolutely correct. Rich
mond IS now exactly thirty-one points
ahead of Lynchburg.
Richmond plays in Lynchburg Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday. and returns
here Thursday 10 remain the rest Of the
season. Messrs G. II. Wood x Co will
run an excursion from here TO Lynchburg
Monday for the accommodation Of root
crs. and the excursionists Will be accom-
panied by brass band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
SCORE by INNINGS.
l224567s9

100000 -
Norfolk ...........-..'..''- o00 n "a
summary. Earned runs-Norfolk .
Two-base hits-OHagan. CoIc9 ,1a ~ az
S St'hgH 66sases-Norfolk, S, Sacrifice hit
Smith. wild pitch-Packard. Time oi
came hours. Empire. Norris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
REMID II. HARLOW MURDERED.
His Body Found in "a ThiciSet I'm
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. August -
The decomposei body u n young man
whose papers IDENTITY him as Remid r.
Harlow. u railroad ticket agent from
clifton Forge. Va. was found IN
thicket near Cosada Station yesterday.
\ c0roners jury decided that De- bad
been murdered lis skull was crushed
In and he had been dead az least week.
Officers are investigating the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
THE RECORD.
Southern League,
AT Atlanta:

At Atlanta: r. He
Atlanta .........0l21 0010 0-5 o
Mont gomery e.. 900 00-2 s 3
Batteries: Callahan and Wilson; Bal
ley and RappOld
AT Evansville: Evaneville-New Orleans
game postponed. Teams delayed by late
train.
~ Nashville:
First game: X. II. f..
Nashville ........ 2230I OIL 1910 IL 5
Mobile .......... 90 00020 % 9 6
Batteries: Moran and Sweeney; Ely and
Sommers.
Second game: r. H. f.
Nashville ......... 370100110-l3 ~
Mobile .......... 100000 20 3
Batteries: Moran and Sweeney: Il. Hahn
and Sommers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Cuban Fiisbuster Arrested.

HAVANA, August 23.-Miqrei Naldes
Conzaley. who was sent here By the
rebel yunta In Key West. Fla. was ar
rested In this city on Wednesday. He had
in his possession s2.Oo0 in United States
money. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
DO You Feel Depresseds
UaN HOrsfOrd'e Acid Phosphate.

II invigorates the nerves. stimulates d.
gestion. and relieves mental depression.
EspecIaIIy valuable to tired brain-workers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

Mrs. Mary Ann Duke. widow OF Thomas
Duke. Esq. died at 3 o'clock last night
at the residence 81 her son, Ar. Richard
r. Duke No. 40 north Twenty-siSth
street. The funeral will take place from
the house this afternoon AT O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
Richmondcrs In ,.,w iorh.

NEW YORK. August
Mrs Breeder. Mrs. :. e.. M
Mrs. williams. waldorf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

Major Otway Allen, Of this city. and
Mr.. Hockey Rutherford. OF Baltimore,
have returned from Cobbs Island. where
they spent 4 few days hunting ana Lsh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
COMANCHE KILLED.

ROCHESTER,. ". ". August 23.-Co-
manche. the valuable stallion. owned by
Mcdonald, OF rindlay. o., was killed
In a race here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24

TOTALS .........-.........ii IL - ~
SORE BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
THE DEMON TROLLEY.
An Electric-Car Runs Down Beer
Wagon on Kearny


During the noon hour yesterday a
Kearny-street electrician, No. ITO, ran
into "double-decked" bottled-beer wagon
of the National Brewing Company at the
intersection OF Montgomery avenue. The
wagon was upset, the driver, T. Wagner,
thrown out, and the bottles of beer scat
tered on the street.
The driver received slight scalp wound,
although people expected to see him killed
He had been pretty well mixed up with
the overturned wagon and the horses feet.
Patrick Welch is the regular motorman
of car ITO, but yesterday substitute was
manipulating the electricity. From Police
Officer Norman's account the car was not
coming down the grade from Broadway at
more than usual speed, but the driver of the
beer wagon had attempted to cross the street
in front of the approaching car, and owing
to the track having been made slippery
by the weather the motorman and con-
ductor were not able to stop the car in
time.
Mrs. Emma Butler of 801 Vallejo street
was seriously injured Monday evening at
Stockton and Vallejo streets by being
thrown off car 1106. She had Just boarded
the front part OF the car. and it started up
without giving her time to get into safe
position Dr. Stice attended her. She
was badly shocked and sustained internal
in iuries.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
Interesting Sporting Events at Home and Abroad

overcome will be by declaration of martial
law, and people here do not believe that
the Governor will go to that extreme
to prevent misdemeanor OF the sort con-
templated. The people now seem to feel
! confident that the combat under the re-
vised agreement win take place
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Oct 15.-General
Taylor of the Arkansas State Guard was
in close consultation this morning with
Governor Clark and several other gentle
men relative to the proposed prize-fght at
Hot Springs. The Judgment of the con-
ference was, in effect, that the meeting
cannot take place in Arkansas, whether it
be with or without gloves.
If the laws of 1891 or 1898 are imperative
the old law of 1888 gives the Governor al
most unlimited power and under that the
entire State Guard may be called out to
suppress any assem- blage that has the sem
blance of riot. There Will be no temper
izing. The Governor proposes to act de-
cisively in the matter, and says he has
heard enough about his not having power
to prevent the rowdies from taking posses
sion of the State.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Ten, Oct 15-Fitz-
| simmons gave au exhibition tonight at the
City Hall. The County Attorney decided
that the law does not forbid sparring
matches where it is not the intention OF
the parties to knock each other out. Mana
ger Julian Is waiting for results. In the
meantime FitzsimmonS will continue his
| training.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. I5.-That the Iron
| Mountain Railway officials feel sure that
the bett-Fitzsimmons fight will take
| place at Hot Springs is evident from the
conference cf passenger agents at the head
quarters OF the company yesterday and to-
day. Nearly every passenger representa-
tive of the Iron Mountain road IN the prin-
| cipal cities between New York and Denver
i is present at the conference. which is
| presided over by General Passenger Agent
| Townsend. The number of people who
will attend the fight, as estimated by the
| outside agents, is 30 600, and it is probable
| that that number will be increased when
the public is satisfied that the fight will
| surely take place. The Iron Mountain
road is peculiarly adapted to carry passen-
gers to Hot Springs, as it controls and
operates all railroad gateways to Arkansas
and has ample transportation facilities.
Ell PASO, TEX, Oct. 15.-A conces-
sion has been granted by the Governor
OF Chihuahua permitting the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight to take place in Juarez,
just across the river from this place.
Prominent citizens met and organized to-
| night and an executive committee was
appointed to sign contracts
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
nPLAY BALL" ON The WAY
Two Managers of the New CAL
ifornia Baseball League
Coming.
WILL ARRIVE THIS MORNING.
The Season VIII Open at Central
Park on Next Saturday
Afternoon.
WILL ARRIVE THIS MORNING.

John S. Barnes and Charles Comiskey,
two of the managers of the new California
Baseball League, will arrive in San Fran
cisco this morning from Portland. They
viii be accompanied by twenty-three men
who will form the San Francisco and Oak
land teams. On Thursday morning an
other complement of twenty three men,
forming the San Jose and Los Angeles
teams, with their managers, Theodore
Engel and ]. W. Flynn, will reach San
Francisco from Ogden.
Messrs. Barnes, Comiskey, Engel and
Flynn furnish the money, and the teams
will play ball under their orders. Ten per
cent of the gate receipts will go to the
winning teams. and as they are picked
men the lovers of baseball are looking for
ward to the sport with a good deal of
pleasure. These four managers have made
"big money" at baseball, and being men
of means and reputation, and possessing
good business qualities they anticipate a
revival OF interest in the game and sue
cessful season in the State.
Mr.. Barnes, who will manage the San
Francisco team, was until recently the
owner of the Minneapolis franchise of the
Western League. Charles Comiskey is
owner of the st. Paul franchise of the
i|SeSuS' 1iO Will IHS
Oakland team.
Theodore Engel, to whom has been as
signed the management of the San Jose
team. is secretary and treasurer of the
Milwaukee Baseball Club of the Western
League. J. W. Flynn, who will manage
the Los Angeles team, is st. Paul capt
talist.
The season will open on Saturday, Octo-
Der 19, in San Francisco and San Jose. The
San Francisco and Los Angeles teams will
play four games in this City at Central
Park, and the San Jose and Oakland teams
Will play four games at San Jose. Satur-
day, Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 49,, 20, % and "a, are the days
scheduled for the first series of games.
Then the Oakland team will cone to San
Francisco and the Los Angeles team go to
San Jose. The schedule has not yet been
arranged for the Oakland and Los Angeles
games.
w. E. Rockwell of this City, agent of the
league, has invited representatives Of the
press and others to accompany him to
Vallejo to meet the train carrying the
ball-players. The delegation will accom-
pany Messrs. Barnes and Comiskey and
their players to the City, arriving here at
1O:45 o'clock this morning. There will be
meeting of the league upon the arrival
here for the purpose of adopting the sched-
ule and making all necessary arrange
ments Tor the opening of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
SANTA ANA RACES.
Tsco FaUorites and an Outsider Vo, Fire,
Prices.

SANTA ANA, Call, Oct 15.-The first
days races of the Orange County Fair
Association drew about 5000 spectators. A
light rain fell during the forenoon and
the weather looked threatening. This no
doubt deferred many from attending,
The sky cleared about noon, and with the
exception of a stiff coast breeze the alter
noon was perfect. The track was in fine
condition, but the wind made it trifie
slow.
Three-quarter- dash. purse S3OO-Pools
sold Mestesas 10, Poaska 8, field z. Linville
won. Mestesas second, La France third. Time,
:16A. Mutuals paid 49,
Trofting. 2:40 class, purse $600-Pools sold
Rex Clifford $15,. field 81. Clifford won III
straight heats, Lady Thornhili second, Potrero
third. Time, 2:189I4-2 2l13-2:1915.
Trotting, 2:40 class, purse S6O0-Pools sold
Lady Grace $40, field So Lady Grace won in
straight heats, finishing the last in sensational
style, closing a gap OF ten lengths in the last
five-eighths after a break and winning by
head from Eva T, who secured second money
Los Angeles third. Time, 2:1915.