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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
RRoOKLYN. 3; PITTsBURG. /.

BROOKLYN. June 9.-Bert Abbey was
very cool and steady to-day when any OF
the Pittsburg players succeeded IN reach-
ing the bases. The solitary tally or the VS.
itors was gift of Shock, who could nave
easily caught Elmer Smith al the piate
had he been little quicker touching
second base when he received Abbey
throw in the first inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
PORTSMOUTH.

Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburs, 2.
Portsmouth. 6. Two-base hits-Hargrove,
Mccain. Little. Three-base hits-McGann.
Home run-lieilman. Stolen bases-Pick-
ering. Little Smith. Double plays-Rie-
man. Hallman. Niece Stultz, Leahy.
Little. Base on balls-Stultz. z; Bruner,
]. Hit by pitched balls-Burke. Rieman.
Smith. Struck out-By Stultz. !; Bruner.
o. Time Of game, one hour and forty
minutes. Umpire McDernOtt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
ST. LOUIS. 3. BOSTON. 0.

BOSTON, June s.-Breitenstein was an
insuperable barrier to the Bostons to-day.
The nearest the home team came 10 scor-
Ing was in the second. when. with men
on third and second. and one out Sulli-
van struck out and Hamilton was thrown
out at first. After that inning not a
Bosionian reached second. ana only four
got as far as first.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10


Notwithstanding the threatening wealth
el the Trllby lei right on time from the
UniCn depot with SIX coaches and conf
fortably seated an approaching crowd
OF ladies'. gentlemen. and children. II
arrived at Norfolk on time, ana made
close connection with the Beach and
View trains. great many embraced the
opportunity and took a dip IN the sea.
as the bathing season has opened There
are numerous entertainments az these
resorts. and the Trilbys bid fair TO be-
cCme even more popular than last year.
You KNOW A GOOD THING when you
SEE IT: then learn TO appreciate good
thing WHEN YOU TRY 1T by purchasing
a bottle OF POLK MlLLERS ITALIAN
INSECT POWDER. which Will enectualiy
rid your house Of Flies, Reaches, and
other troublesome insects. For sale in
10. p. and &c. bottles by all leading drug
and grocery stores. The GENUINE
powder never sold in bulk.
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
SPIDERSAGAIN WINNERS
PDfLLIEs ONLY SUCCEEDED IN
GETTING ONE RUN.
The Browns Whitewash the Bean-Eaters'
Bridegrooms Defeat the Pirates Nm"
Gotham Giants Win From the Reds

PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-cleveiand
AGAIN dovned Philadelphia to-day me
visitoril played all around the local eluo'
both at bat and IN the Held. weather
cloudy. Attendance. 6,G6i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
rnE srArE FEMALE NORMAL.
The Twelfth Annual Commencemn' III
erclses Are On.

FARMvILLE. June 9.-speciai'-I ne
twelfth annual commencement exercises -r.,,
of the state Female Normal Schoo' 0o'''
menced to-day. ,...,, h,,
A supper and lawn party was given ny
Professor John a. Cunningham 10 ehe
school girls this evening, was PEI
success. The music was furnished by l'o
Farnville Silver Dand and everybody nav
ing q good timo. c.,
The graduates OF tho Normal schooi
are divided into two classes anu d.
termed full graduates and profeasio ID
Graduates. The list Of full graduates
arc as follows:
MYRTLE Brown. Danville; Elizabeth KEN
Curtis. Warwick. Zou Hardy holloway
Ftbvlene Ie Grande Jones. Buckingham;
Nellie Cameron Lee. Lexington; Bessie
Lindsey. Farmvillo. Louise Norris Farm
Vile: Martha Painter. Aloemarie, jennie
Latimer Phillips. Hampton; Martha Lacy
Thornton. Charlotte. Elizabeth Nood
Vaughan. Amelia. Merric Louise Nerser,
Farmville. Mary Houston warren, James
city. Matte Jenress Wilson, Charlotte
Daisey Ashley. Norfolk; Robbie bar
Berkeley. Clarksburg. ". Va: Martha
Louise Bland. Norfolk Resale Stuart
Bland. King and ucen: Agnes Margue-
Irllf ldlthAlf 4N0fADAhf Luna is-NiH' ''tt
man. Hampton: Azile Davis. Cumher-
land: Kate Fletcher Russell. Theresa Hell
len Iiaislip. stanton. Amelia Meredith
Holland Amelia. Annie Evelyn McCraw
buckingham. Mary Russell Ncale. Lam
caster. BERTHE Lee Parsons. Accomac,
Maude Wicker. Farmulle; Annie Eliza
beth Scott. Amelia. Elizabeth Mary
smthson. farmyil.o: Mary Byrd Taylor
Amelia. Mary Hannah TAYLOR Amherst.
Sarah Eugenia Vaughan. Amelia: Rubie
Washington Vonahe. FarmuHe; Lilly
Louise Walton. Prince Edward.
PROFESSIONAL GRADUATES.
Ellen Guy Lindsay Henrico: Margue-
rcttc Virginia McCahe. L.OudOun, Lulu
Marcia Morton. FarmwNe: Eva Love
Smith. Princess Anne. Julia Spiller Wal
thau. Pulaski. Mabel Welsh. Richmond ;
Maggie Miller, Norfolk, Jean Patton Cam
eron. Augusta; Elizabeth Herndon Hatch
cr Richmond.
The effort OF the Normal School faculty
is from year to year TO simplify the
character and reduce the time Of the
closing. Hereafter there viii Doe no bac-
calaureate sermon nor addresses 10 so
cietios. Such as are made viii be in
formal and 10y the president or some
other member of the Board Of Trustees.
who being acquainted with the character
and needs Of the institution. will make
his remarks timely and Of practical value
10 the young ladies'
There will Dee on Wednesday evening
OF commencement week an opcretta given
10y the graduating class.
on Thursday evening the regular clos
ing exercises and delivery Of diplomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
PITTSBTRG.

Earned runs: Pittsburg, o, Brooklyn. 3.
Stolen bases stencil. 2; Jones. Lachance
Double plays-McCarthy. Corcoran. La
chance. Hit by pitcher-E. Smith. Struck
out-Abbey. T. Base on balls-Abbey, /,
Hughey. 3. Base on errors-Pittsburg. i.
Left on bases-Pittsburg, S. Brooklyn.
:. Passed balls-Sugden. Umpire. Enslie.
Time. two hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

GnmeS Nchfdnlcd Tor IU-ItlN'
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Louisville AZ Baltimore.
Plttsburg al Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati AT New YORK.
lcneo AZ Washington.
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No Game at Norfolk

NoRyoLK. VA. June ao.-speciai. -
No eams was played here to-day Oh
Ao1ount Of rain. - -
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Southern League Games.
At Columhus:

At Columbus:
score. r. II. z.
Columbus. ......OoOOO12Oo-3 9 1
Mobile .OO1O500 10 IL 4
batteries; Lamont and Hess, Hahn and
King.
BIRMINGHAM. June 9.-Blrmingham-
New orleans game postponed IN account
OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Charles B. Mayre who is said 10 have
escaped from the State Hospital. was
arrested near Reservoir Park last SUM-
day by County Police J. d. Branch, ana
10 now at the ,ail awaiting tgil fer ~.
'>~S~> 4>A -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Summary: Earned runs-Cincinnat. 2.
Two-base hits-Gleason. II. Davis, Far
ren. Ewing. Three-base hits-H. Davis
Meekin. Sacrifice hits-Hoy. stolen
ra-es-Van Halfren. O. Davis. Tlernan
Clark. Farrell. Meekin, Burke. 2. Ewing
Irwin. Base on errors-New York. L.
Cincinnati. 2. Base on balls-Mcekin q;
Inks. 6. Hit by pitched ball-lnks. Lett
on bases-Cincinnau :. Double plays
Connaughton 20 Clark. Wild pitches
Meekin. l. Time Of game. two hours
and twenty minutes. Umpires, Dw!er
and Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

DUNNSNlLLE VA. June S-Special-
The stable Of \. G. Brown. near Center
Cross in this county. was destroyed by
IRE last NIGHT. consuming four horses
and three mules. ana all Of his provil.-
Qer.
Mr.. Brown estimates his loss az one
thousand dollars. Supposed TO have been
caught from lightning. No insurance.
Mrs. W. B. Stokes and daughter. Mis-,
MARGARET. Of Boiling Island. who were
painfully hurt in a run away accident
a few days ago, are improving.
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PETERSBURG


Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. @;
Petersburg. .. Two-base hlts-Berte,
Dindon. Home runs-Bfadley. Stolen
bGses-Kain. 2. Bases ON balls-Stocks-
dale. 4. Malarkey. 2. Struck out-Stocks-
dale. 2; Malarkey 10. Wild pitches -
Malarkey. ]. Time Of game. one hour
and ffty-nve minutes. Umpire, Squire
"Lonne" Graves.
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SQUIRE LONNIE GRAVES
HEwAS THECAUsE OF MUCH kICh-
ING IN YEsTERDAs'S GAME.
Richmond Won the Game In the Third
Inning Malarkcy Proved superior
10 Siocksdaie.
Games To-Day.

At Petersburg:
Richmond ~. Petersburg
nj Lynchburg:
Portsmouth vs.. LynChburg.
At Norfolk:
Roanoke vs.. Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

healthy man. Germs 60 through the
healthy body without effect They are
hurried along rapidly and thrown OF before
thew have time to develop or increase. Let
them once fnd Judgment or let them find a
weak spot. they will develop by the million
and the blood will be full Of them. Instead
OF rich, life giving properties, the blood VIII
be a sluggish. puifid tide Of iinpufiiy. In
stead Of giving strength to the tissues, II
viii force upon them unwholesome and
;nnutritious matter, and the man will
lose flesh The more fesh be loses and the
weaker he becomes, the more susceptible
he is to disease His trouble VIII become
complicated aud serious consequences WIZ
follow. Dr. Pierce's Golden Mcdicai DIS
covery is the only medicine that absolutely
and nfallibly cures all blood diseases, ana
almost all diseases are blood diseases. !,
isn't a medicine for some one particular
so.called disease. II is medicine for the
s0Aoie body. II forces out all the germs OF
disease, replaces impurities with rich, req
blood. feeds the tissues and makes strong
healthy fesh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

CINCINNATI

Batted for Inks in the ninth inning.
Score. r. II. +.
New York ........ 2221OOOOx-7 10
Cincinnati ....... 0l0300 o004 3
Summary: Earned runs-Cincinnat. ?.
H. l---- .Ina ann Ii DANL. LAL-
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TBMPLB, PBMBERION,
C0RDES Sc CO:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ttractve prices on high-grade Black and Colored
All fresh-new-this seasons productions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
AUCTION OF THoRoUGHBREDs.
Annual California Sale of Rancho del
Paso Ired Yearlings.

Annual California Sale of Rancho del
Paso Lred Yearlings.
The annual California sale OF Rancho
del Paso bred yearlings commenced last
evening at the Mechanics Pavilion. Killip
& Co. have charge of the sale. Twenty
nine youngsters were disposed of at an
average of $214 per head. The sale will
be continued tonight when thlrty-one
head more will pass under the hammer.
The yearlings owned by the estate OF
Simon G. Reed will also be sold at the
same time.
The buyers and prices realized were as
follows:
Oh. c., by imp. Islington-Aunt Jane, $500,
Gene Leigh; b. f., by imp. Ciieveden-C arolita,
$75, W. H McKttrick; b. f., by IMP. Preston
panS-Carrie, 5000, P. Dunno; b. c., by Morello-
Clarissa, $780, Gene Leigh: CHI. f., by Torso
CUISINE, 1920, Burns G. Waterhouse; b. T., by
Salvador Dalnshire Lass, $3.50, w. G. Goodman /;
ch. c., by Salvator-Danegeld, $40, w. 6. Good
man; b. l., by Fresno-Duchess OF Kendall,
$115. H. Buchanan; b. f., by Salvator-Easter,
500, w. G. Goodman; CHI. c.. by imp.
Kismet-Emotion, $500, J: R. Humphrey
ch. c., by Salvator-Ethel, $500. ]. B. Smith !;
b. f., by Sir Modred- Evangeline, $305, E. Corri-
gan; CHI. c., by Sir Enthusiastically, $500, DR..
Rowell; b. l., by imp. restonpans-Filena S $50,
Joe Mccarthy; b. f., by Tyrant-Flrefiy, 5000, j..
c. Humphrey; b. T., by ST. Andrew-Gipsey
1920, Daggis a Smith; en-. T., by Prestoppar rs
Andrew-G iencola. $I35 j. McGovern; b. c., by
Midlothian Gil ndair. $500, NJ. Gray; CHI. f., by
Clieveden-Guilia, $3.50. d. ]. Tobin; b. f., by St.
Andrew Hattie Bali, 800. D. ]. Mccarthy /;
ch. +, by imp. Ancnorite- Helena, $75, W.
Fisher; b. T.. by Cneveden- Hylena. $50, w. G.
Goodman; ch. f., by Torso-Judith, $500, D. T.
smith; CHI. c., by Prestonpans-Katie Fletcher,
1920, w. Fisher; b. f., by Owas-Lady Leinster,
sos, H. Buchanan; ch. f., by Torso-Lena's
First, $50, James Brown; CHI. c., by Islington-
.othian-Mabel, 1910, Colonel D. Brown.
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Andrews 1o3, 237 Ezekiel 96, 161 Roselle 100,
Vice IO3, 22S Bohemian Lass 100, liz Destra
100, 234 Torpedo 103, Lost Girl 100, 1913 Eta
II lob, 219 100, Dutch Valet SO, 234
Draugnt 103.
Third race. one and quarter miles, selling
239 Joe Terry 90, 900 Thornhill 101. 200 Julia
O IS. 205 imp. Calphurnus 81, $50 Articus
101, 234 Examiner 106. (239) All Over l09,
Fourth race, one mile, handicapped Thelma
80, $50 Sir Play 1922 202 Schiller 100, 200
Lincoln ii 81.
Fifth race one and a quarter miles, hurdle
1913 Baby Bill 16O, $50 Burmah 146, Esperance
139, 80 Arundel 1873, Relampaeo 135. Three
Forks 148, (232) Haymarket 135, 232 lara
goSa 135.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
Mr.. DOLR'S SECRETARY.
He and Minister Cooper VIII Sail Sat-
urday for Honolulu-Mrs. Dominis
and Princess KaiuIani.

Benjamin L. Marx. private secretary to
President Dole of Hawaii, who has been
in this country since October, is at the
Occidental. He lett Washington in COM
pany with Minister of Foreign Affairs
Cooper. Mr.. Cooper stopped for day or
two at Chicago, but will be here soon.
They will sail on the China for Hawaii
Saturday.
Mr.. Marx is native of Oakland, and did
not leave there till he had grown to man.
hood. He says he knew nothing about
ex-Queen Liliuokalani's intentions to visit
America and that 1t was a total surprise
all around.
The ex-Queen is in comm unication with
her niece, the Princess Kaiulaai, and yes
terday received a cablegram from her in
London. Mrs. Domiris will probably go
East within ten days. She says she will
spend some time visiting the relatives OF
her husband in Boston.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
MOLDING IN FLAMES.
metropolitan Company's establishment t
Quilted by Flames Last Evening.

~
Quilted by Flames Last Evening.
The Metropolitan Molding Company
establishment, $50 Sacramento street, was
damaged by fire to the extent of $1,000 last
evening. The fire, which broke out in the
joining department at 6:15 O'Clock, had
made little Roadway when it was dis
covered.
The alarm was sounded through box q,
and in few minutes the fire was under
control. After working a short time the
department, in belief that the flames and
sparks had been exiinguished, left the
scene. In about an hour. however, the
flames burst out anew and the Fire De-
partment was again summoned.
This time the work OF exiting gushing the
sparks in The shavings and rubbish was
thoroughly done. The building was
damaged to-4he extent OF $500 and the
Metropolitan Moiding Company suffered
Il loss of $500 on its stock of goods. the
exact cause OF the blaze is not known, but
it is presumed that 1t originated through
spontaneous combustion of a pot OF glue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
PROGRESS FOR MT ZION
Active M assures Adopted to Aid
the New Hospital at
Olce.
The Polytechnic to Be Started Without
Delay and Building Will
Soon B gin.

A meeting of the directors OF the Mount
Zion Hospital Association was held last
evening at the committee rooms of the
Congregation Sheriff. Israel. Joseph
Branden stein, president, in the chair. A
discussion ensued upon the report of a
committee appointed to draft plans Tor
the carrying out of the desire of this asso-
citation, which is to found and support a
hospital and polyclinic supported by the
Jewish community. This is to afford
medical aid and assistance to the deserv-
ing sick poor, irrespective of race or creed.
The funds at present at the disposal OF
the association, while they are consider
able, are inadequate to permit the direct
ors to put the plans in full operation.
The directors do not feel justified in at
once proceeding to erect building, but
have determined to start hospital and
polytechnic temporarily, so as TO demon
strate to the Jewish community the abso-
lutte need and desirability of such an in
stitution.
In order to awaken interest in the ven
ture it has been further determined to
issue circular, a copy OF which Is to
be mailed 10 members of the Hebrew
faith, setting forth the aims and objects
of the institution and inviting them to
designate what amount they Will SUBJ
scribe to the association and its work.
The association has lot at Point LobqS
avenue and Sixth avenue, opposite tffv
French Hospital, and will in time build.
1t has been decided to use temporarily
DIR. Rosenstirn's private sanitarium at
Suffer and Hyde streets.
The staff is composed of the following
physicians: Surgeon. DR.. ]. Rosenstirn;
physician, Dr. G. Levison; gyn@cologist,
DR.. Oscar L. Mayer; oculist and aurist
DR.. T. D. Arnold. The polytechnic staff is
composed of the following: DR.. II. B. de
Marville, DIR. w. P. Nathan, Dr. Jellinek,
DR.. Krotozyner, DR.. Hus and Dr.. Pischl.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
Copper Mine Failure.

The Imperial Paint and Copper Company has
filed a voluntary petition of insolvency. The
pettioning directors of the corporation are r.
Herman, Phi. Rohrbacher, Louis f. Dunand
and A. r. Herman.
The total Indebtedness is placed at $3I,
1913 81, portion OF which is for labor at The
company's mine in Nevada County.
Leading creditors are as follows: r. Herman
$1S,753 SO, K. Gross $1,000, L. f. Dunand
$3.50, Otto WaChberg $2373 81, these items
being for money loaned
Assets of the corporation are as follows:
Mining property in Nevada County, CAL, S25,-
600; personal properly in San Francisco,
$3.50.
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Notes.


Willie Flynn was suspended for a sus-
picious-looking ride astride Joan in the
fourth race.
Charles Ireland of the racing firm of Ire
land Bros. arrived from the East on Mon
day night. Mr.. Ireland is much taken
with the appearance OF the two big tracks
controlled by the local jockey clubs. The
cup horse Grammar will represent the firm
in future races here
The Oakland officials in the stand are
looking into the peculiar phases of form
displayed by Woodchopper.
Sam Doggett, the popular jockey, ana
his brother, K. Doggetr, are back with us
again this winter. The two riders got in
from the East Monday evenin
I. Murphy was censured by the judges
for not persevering more with Redding-
ton. The young man has u habit of ''giv-
ing up the ghost too readily.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, three-quarters of mile, selling
(233J Midlo SO, $50 Artemus 1O4, 2I5 Battle
dore 80, 235 Elmer L 104. Z35 Charles A lO4,
Q75) Daisy 104- 235 Ricardo 107 1881
Lucky Dog ITO, 226 Draw Scot 104
Second race, eleven -sixteenths of mile
two-year-olds, seiling-1SS Soniro 80, Adam
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

Red irritates oxen because it is the
Elementary color to green. and the
eyes of cattle being fixed SO much on
herba anything red impresses their
sight with hugely increased intensity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
OUTSIDERS LIKED
The MUDDY GOING
Personne at 40 TO I a Warm
One at Oakland
Track.
Some Cheap Racing That At
tracted Only a Fair At
tendance.
Reddington Gave Mt. GregOr Q1ite an
Argument-Alvar ado Bat His
Field Gailoping.

Possessed of no specially attractive
features the racing card at Oakland yes
terday drew a much lighter crowd than
that which attended the opening day.
The rain held aloof, but the going was
very sloppy and three pronounced choices
were laid low.
Jockey Golden, who now rides for Louis
Ezell, came quite prominently before the
public by riding two winners and finish
ing in the place with Kamsin. He APP
pears to be quite promising rider.
Mr.. Ezell chose the opening five and
half furlong spin for non winning two
year-olds to cut loose quite promising
maiden In Nonchalance, a half brother to
the Eastern performer HanwelI. The
stable got to l for their money and COM
ing on from the far rear Golden made a
short cut into the stretch with the young
ster. and outstaying the even-money
choice, Sly, with Shaw up, got the verdict
by head. Manzanillo was a fair third.
There were six starters in the mile sell
ing affair, with Palmerston, to s. favor
lite. Gardner got him away from the post
poorly and ne was never better than third.
Cleverly ridden by Slaughter, Pollock
moved up from fourth position IN the
stretch and won with little to spare from
Earl Cochran. Show honors went to La
Flecha, which mare showed a good turn
of speed.
The majority OF spectators overlooked
the last run of Personne, and as one of
the eight starters in the six-iurlong spin
for two-vear-olds he was a despised out
slider, few of the books laying 40 to l
against the colt. Osric II was warm
TO favorite, with Principle and Roy
Carruthers next fancIed in the order
named. At the head of the stretch, with
d. J. TObin showing first and the others
we'll punched, the result was in doubt.
Coming around his company on the out
side Golden on Personne assumed COM
mand of things and finished with some
thing to spare a couple of lengths before
Scorcher, which gelding headed Tobin
out for the place.
The Burns & Warehouse entry, Mt. Nc
Gregor II, starting to favorite. again
turned up winner in the fourth race,
over thirteen sixteenths of a mile. Red
dington put up a very strong argument
until we'll into the stretch, where he
faltered, and the first choice led him over
the mark a length, in the fast time of
1881. Tempestuous was distant third.
The seven-furIong run that concluded
the programme went to Aivarado-the
even-money choice in he betting. Martin,
who had the mount, got flying start
and, galloping away in front, the fast
mudlark beat Kamsin out two lengths
very easily. Jack Richelieu, at odds OF
100 to l, ran third.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-ContInuea.

YOUNG LADY WISHES POST ION AS
I housekeeper; good manager. Aodress MISS
G. NJ. box 104 Call ONCE
T NFAAT's NURSE: COM PETEN GERMAN
girl TO take entire charge of infant: best refer
ences; city or country. K, box IA Cali.
DEFINED GIRL WISHES 40 DO HOUSE
~ Work and live with good family IN exchange
1or time 10 STUDY. l.. L., box ~. tnls once.
YOUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS POSITION
L as housekeeper. liz Taylor ST., room Ia.
IA OMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF PLAIN
w sewing: also cleans and presses clothes. LA
Fourth St.. room Is
K UY THAT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING;
- $40, worth $35. Uncle Harri', 10 Grant ave
w INCH Els Ek hOUst. A THIRD 81. M
w Market; 200 rooms: csc TO 81 bO per might:
Il SO 10 S6 per week: convenient and respectable;
tree bus ana baggage TO and from the terry
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LINE BRANCH BAKERY: DAILY RECEIPTS
Il $l2 10 SIS day; living-rooms: low rent good
corner; chance TO increase; worth investi gating;
small capital required Address G. L., box 1O2,
Call Office
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EOR SALk-rHE COMPLETE FIXTURES OF
L coffee saloon end restaurant ready to start
business and place to let 141 East ST., between
W ashing ton and Merchant SIS.
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EASTERN HOUSE WANT RESPONSIBLE
Ia party with $40O to control business on this
coast. Apply to MR. KNOWLTON, Royal House,
1875 Ellis ST., TO 3.
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"THE CALL" RACING GUIDE
wet ra
xen ora mnem met oyearos $500
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

G1S0 FINE CORNER SALOON: BEST
epfOO. part Fourth ST. roo ms adjoining; neat
paying pace: must be sold owner in other $
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

RARBERSHOP AND BATHS 40 GEARY
~ ST. working chairs, mirrors and otherwise
fully equipped: and electric lights: will lease
10 responsible party S. l.. SACHS, PA Pine ST
room /.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16

which her remarkable gift places her and will
exert herself to the utmost to please and benefit