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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
Totals
NORFOLK

Summary. Earned 1hns-LynChUut,
70: Norfolk Z. Two-base hits-Iurner'
&. McFarlan. A. McFa.ian, Davis.
Throe-base hits-Grove. Little. c. Nc
Farlan. Home runs-Turner. stolen
bases Smith %. Fear, Leahy Double
plays-Breen and Smith. Davis, Gilroy'
ana smith Bases on balls-by Brown.
3. bv Leach. g. Hit by pitched ball -
Brown. Struck out-by Brown. . by
Leach. .. Time of game. one. hour
and thirty minutes. Umpire, Mcfar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19

Two-base hits-Burke. Left on bases
Portsmouth. 8. Hampton. 3. Stolen bases
KATE. Boyd. 2. Double plays-Dundon
10 Kelley. Mailman 20 loft. Base on
halls-On Boyd. !. of Mccain. 3. Struck
out--By Boyd. 4. Passed balls-Toft, ?.
wild pitches-McGann, g. Time OF
game. two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire. Beck.
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| SOUND-MONEY LEAGUE
CONTINUED From First Page


rignty mas condemned dishonesty. and
does not go"
rno speaker then referred to the sys
tcm OF free silver in Mexico. and show
ed tnat the value OF the coin there h@
greatly deprecated accordingly. Il Know
ana YOU know that II free SILVER come
your wages are going to be reduced. an
many or your are going TO De 'hro"i
out OF employment entirely. we are no'
on the verge OF a financial panic an
. wnen that comes, you all Will nee" Ia
one 10 tell you OF the results
READ YFOR WORK.
After Mr.. Royals speech. upon mouo'
n was decided to notify the secretary O
tne National Sound money League ina
me virginia organization had been per
rected. and was In the campaign for work
me band then struck up Dixie snH
great enthusiasm. and tho meeting ad
1ourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
J. VI. Hunulcut.

BOOKER. VA. Aug. ESPECIAL. Joseph
Mason Hunnicutt died Sunday. the 10th,
al : o'clock = NJ. at his residence. For
rest View" in his forty-ninth year, after
a lingering illness OF two months.
The burial service was conducted by the
Rev. g W Turner, and his popularity
was shown by tho large concourse OF
friends who followed him 10 the grave.
Mr. Hunnicutt married Miss Willie
Thornton Of Sussex Courthouse. daughter
OF the late T. r. Thornton, who survives
him with three children.
He leaves also two brothers, Mr.. W. i.
Hunnicutt. OF Chiffon. Texas: r. T. Hun
nicutt. OF this county. and one sister.
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OBITUARY.
J. ". Lippincott.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. B.-Tele-
grams received in this city to-day from
Narragansett Pier brought news Of the
death at that place Sunday Of Joshua
W Mppncott. Of the firm Of Lippincott.
Johnston & Co. OF 1921 Walnut street.
ono Of the oldest and best known cloth
houses in Philadelphia. Mr. Lppincots
was born in this city. and was hfty-six
years OF age. He was director In sew
eral corporations. among others the
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and tho Cranberry Coal and Iron Com
pany.
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Gamcs Scheduled for To.Day

Richmond at Roanoke.
Norfolk at LynchburS.
Hampton az Portsmouth.
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BALTIMORE.


Baltimore ......... ! 0 / o . - IA 2
Summary. Earned runs Philadelphia
2. Baltimore. Base on errors-phila-
delphia. /. Baltimore. 3. Left on bases
Philadelphia, s. Baltimore. .. Base on
balls-Taylor, !. Esper. ?. Struck out
Taylor ?. Three-base hits-lIallman.
Kelley, Espor. TwO-base hits-Delchan-
ty. ?; Cross. Taylor. Brode. Sacrifice
hits-Donnelly. Kelley Stolen bases
Keller Reitz. Boyle. Double plays
Cross and La Joie; Hulsi. Hallman ami
Boyle. Donnelly. Reitz and Doyle. III.
by pitcher-Taylor ,. Wild pitch-Esper.
Umpire Hurst. Time Of game. one hous
and nifty minutes.
BROOKLYN. .; BOSTON. I.
BOSTON, MASS. Aug 1s.-Brooklyn
won to-day In the rain before q small
crowd The game was stopped in tn.
third inning when the Bostons had two
men on bases and none out and was re-
sumed after a delay OF twenty-five min
utes. IL rainod quite hard In the last
OF the fifth and the Bostons adopted de-
laying tactics. which incensed Sheridan
so much that he compelled them to PLAY
though the water came down fast. When
the inning was completed. he called the
game. Attendance. 1,ll9-
BROOKLYN.
Players: AB. r. iB. o. A. r.
Grimm, c. f........-.... ] o
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Games won and lost by each CLUB 10
each other club:
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HUSTLERS' EASY VICTORY
rur wouArATNEERs WERE COM
plrTELY MALARkEr'S MERCY.
They Played Smart H'ii f'o" '"' '"
and Coops Was Hit tre"iy-i"e
story OF the Game.
Games Played Yesterday.

Richmond. :: Roanoke. Z:
I,vnchburg. 10. q. Norfolk. {. "
Portsmouth. ,. Hampton. u
standing al the Clubs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19

ticn ~ bu,'oris mas unlawful un'er
r.as.,. o. u.t Jess tuan twt.ty.av'
d."ars Guc 70 the frt ofionscGui hiiy
daillfs Or mbsequuni fiouscs, with
the addition 90 ton days in inii At the
di.crs.I-nof the court, But oie1mar.
eaarp, tu.torInp, etc. which arc with
ul the C l1fng matter thht makes
tlsm look like butter may hs
grlI under their true uaue. All
such rroducts, however must
be distinctly labeled as In tue case oi
simmcI milk. These labels must be
approved ny the dairy or fooi ineIoc-
tor OF Rclty ot ~ the county clerk,
city recorder ur town clofE. DCslurs
who ofcr the products must have
Iaucs wnors the letters nto not les
than four inches In length, except IN
the case VI uoJdleIs, when letters Three
inches deep are permitted. La case
butterine, ole0mBrgarinc, etc, are fur.
ulshcI 10 q hotel, rus,su,nu, or luuJn
O. un,er, tho person furnishing the
srmo hus to notify each guos, OF patton
that toe substance r. not butter, o..
must give tunt noucs before the patron
eata ,hu substance.
Tue Inv further provides that
FOO nI state Institutions only pure
dairJ products shall b. u1Udi anu Che
penalty Tor llBIcgafdiug tails provision
g. decreased 10y the addition Ola siGiy
days term Ia tho county Iail. a mae
ls,p,c be- authorized 90 isrue search
warrants Tor conoosled Imitation daily
products, which arc 10 be ss'alI aud
canHscatol wherever found. Tue
Analysis Of so,EsI products 10 90 be made
ny thu chemist OF any Stat Institution,
aud tue expense 10 ASSESSED sgaiust the
person having the limitations in hia
possrHsior.
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ri' CT o. the .r.' raitic7 &c tn, RE-
pu iI,au silver vo.ss Throughout the
c.ualsy viii Hay q. home, o., bel. r.
cntbu-,d by thr.r ,s'.y platform aud
not c.rirg 90 vote ura,nst %; while
Democrats not pleased with their party
yIcliotm vlllsU0w q like apathy. AZ
.sr these who loudly express dssa'is.
faction the low dnys succeeding tUcir
rauy conventions, they usually get
over their gt.wuus by election day
unI at that time afo found working 10
the ssms ranks OFF, ue'ote. Takiug nll
hinge into canslIora,i1a, 10 nov az
fars a. though there viii be three
uest,a I'm tho gclI, a.i tUal tho eIcc.
ton Of Mckinley as 'hu next pruaiiuu.
OF the United su,,s D. a. clearly 49,
Iurei as or yth.ug iu American politics
possibly can De.
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rur DAIRY Products LAW.
san LATL InN Juuol7 Isl

SALT LAEE guT june u 1891.
Tu Un I.,ug
unr aI.-kIuIly inform us ol tho
rHuHur rUu 300 huf of tho ulrumnr.
amuu ur buuuluo law now 300 'lroo la
Quo now state uhl aud you win cuuicr
ON uH great favor
Respectfully your.
y. ~, HAY
The oct passed by tho Legislature
makes Il unlawful 20 ,Isr Tor sale OF
10 furnish any impure, Diluted OF
skinned milk, under penalty Of not
lees ,hgu ton OF more thRn Que hundred
IuUaa Gue Tor each uueusp; bu,
Skinned milk may De- sold DO the salrs.
man labels tHo weasel containing 30,
the lgltoFs Du tine lAuel q be IN gothic
fygc, not loss than one iach In length,
TnutElmme4 mix allowed 10 b1 s5iI
mus. have not lu.s than nine per cent
NJ mlk f0lIIa, exclusive OF fats. MIX
that haa lo6n Drawn from COW within
two.ty day before or Ave days inter-
parlurluou. ur from auhlimRl Affected
with Sores or disease, is oIas gu as un-
wholus0mo Gul i,f salo 10 forbidden.
AGuI..ratgI dairy products such 8s
cb1ulU. uroamt batter, etc, 10 which
buraclu 90 HnIryIr acid, or ulh1s uuI.
septic. Injurious ,l health lave boon
added, 300 Ugu.IIuui az is also
SKINNED milk cheese TO which nuy
nt foreign DO ,u. milk has been aIdsi.
No sk,mmo milk cheese less than
Minis or more than eleven inches In
diameter OF le.s lhuu u,ue Inches 90
high, Is allowed 10 bo manufactured
OF sold In tho state.
Tue sale OF possession .oi any imita.
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w x s.

Urrniy cords Tor o Ines inserted under
this AcIing, once Jor l5c, trics for 2'ci
one uect ,or 5Oc' oHs month for 0Oc per
tine. No 3D. taken J0r less than loo.
Wants Of more than 3 iHe' same propor-
tomato rate Airefise aud YET 'esultA
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Great American Importing Tea Go.

2'5 MAIN sT..............shit Lake
MONEY SAVING STORE
Ever body b. eai.r DO u' tie
vaIugs 0.,,d 30 Frood'd Red Lot
tor Sale.
Tho direct Inc o. ikausas City, ~.
Louis ami Atlantic susboard, IA via
tho Missouri Pacific BaiiWAy, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ara chair
car, anu all connections mnde In
Union dspoiH Gu the day time. II YOU
orc going hast aud care Tor a daylight
Ride through the urardcat scenery Of
Tho R1cBy Mountains On route, zee
that your ticket frads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively tee 10 holders of regular
tain tickets.
n. u. Koosru, &. =. & +. A.,
q Aorlan Block, sal' Lake city.
Say. how's lrn} Rockers for sl.l5
a. Frood's Rod Lottor Cash
Sale, THIS wees.
Take ali your Prescriptions to the
old reliable Godn" pira Drug 90.
Fine CLOCKS aisl.OO each at Frood's
Rod Letter Sales.
TO ding be- q with usvgi plato gla'a
mirrors " $500 NJ Frood's Rod
Lottor Sale.
We don't have 10 10 II, hut II IL get.
tirg tht fashion ~ hold extraordinary
salou. H0u'twlveH, now u your
chance, We have uHt what you want
OF Froed's Rcd Letter Sale tui,
week.
Bedroom suitra trr sllOO. three
pieces, at Freod's Red Lettor
Cash Sale.
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AnOlr nLALln EL.oRIs.

.r.. .f.u..F
The current i.sue 81 INC Nit''s''
10 cord nn t.I.I4IIy prgVatpu NUM-.
.....'t .t..fot t.,f,.,,,..
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tHu % lutuf"' h|il 10 n' alc'l men
amid rHr.rf8.... IllsI rnaIofr. Among
....t-... ,...f.u cd.
la ''h'e "'a %" A'''l'' Nd" "'''
HUII", UIOUIHlIy i.i.ftHiing % time
,.t.....,..a.... ,.,....I,..y IL Landing In.
"a.H 20 NANA"9N'
GA tho tuUIrHt OF n .unlnin resorts
t..-.....I.. ,.I,... ,I,,. tafl.y,t,s g,u.r d
uustfVlII u'
.r.......,H..h .r.,.,ts,,. ..r,.g
NJ, I..'I. .,,
KY ..' me- ,
p., ...,.,l
,,,..,.. /, $40
M. w.. Do ....'.,'.. -, 81, ,,,'.t,,,,. and
100 ~, ~, IN. r,,,.,
49,, .I.t.,.,,'., D., tt.. ',,r.
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49,, ~. o.. ... 49,, ~. .,,ii. 80
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49, w ~
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~ w. Wv 49, ~ '1'l'u
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Wv ,'l' !, '''. '',i w. u,n,y
I.i,.'i 49,, Wy" nv, nv.
,,. '.i,' '.,,, '.'i.'.,,,' w
ouol and each inspiration Is dooroueii
w. ,,,, ,, ini ,o, ,,o"s n.u'l'
greater, aud the elimination uf waior and
CItuuuic ugiu is Increased. Bc-lio this,
thr appetite is usually Improved and the
AssimuBtuu m uugrisumuut Increased.
TO Dos boon .uuud from experience
that tlo elevated and dry climate u tho
mountains ls particularly beneficial in
tie following classes Of ailmUulH3 Tx.
higstiUu from uNrrWork with uuwmia,
loss Of uupn.iio, Insomnia, etc; most
cases ui pulmonary phih.sia, especially
those Iu which ihn process De- mo-. acute
and tcyUrD arI iu which hectic symptoms
nr1 not marfCti cases with only an
hereditary tendency toward phthisis.
chronic gliarrh ~ nose au1 throat, hay
foyer, splsmudir asthma not dependent
p1se. MANY r,,fs of fuur.Ionnl liver di..
orders aud ,nrouic dyspepsia; some, but
10y 90 mean, q, a,l, gl,'s o. H.uIa.'honin'
adv innucncsd 6y mountain iifs an.
auofio.scicrosis aud soullo conditions
vnv,e'g o IN, ,, 1,s, 49,, o. VIZ hsar,
with chronia bronchitis, epilepsy. aud,
IN general, rheumatic aud equity alice
'''"
INC general Advantage OF sea shofo
resorts arc set Iof'h as iollo"'i
A soashofo resort, therefore, IL indi.
sa,iI M ,, lions '.i,nulat'hR moist,
DO reraiumrniod loo many c1scs of an.
wmla and ch.oro-.s, ~ scfoiuia, Of CON.
tyrho ,,y. ,o a, G' ,,o n's .n, INV . -
lions Many Victims N uoum,thonia
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Twenty rords Tor ilas'l inserted unis'
n'is Lcling, once Ior l5c, iifies for 2icI
OHe resk Jor 5Oc' one month Jor COO pr
Inc. No dd taken Jor tess MdH l5c
Wants Of more t4aH lines sane proper
hoAais rate. Astsltss aiyI goi Jesi.ln
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WANIED-HELP.
ETTT a nEHGELnArWs EMPLOYMENT

rETTY q nEERELRArWs EMPLOYMENT
Agency.
No, e.. West second south, between Cullen
Hotel and postunIrr
ONCE hours, a. m. 20 1'll D. ms
Our telephone numi Cr De- tOL
Family /, DO washing, good cook @ family
F. 5000 general house Elfl, mo- wash. "a rirI Tor
general homework no wash, $3.50, chamber.
MAD must hU HWcuu ur nauult % % uur week
hultl cook, 81. Ctn, country urstarl#ta family
cook, IS, close iu, an experienced chamber.
maid who wants 90 board aud room 10 home,
~ Ior week, family 2, wash, $50, family q.
wash. 81 -nd Elfl ana nurse uu wufh. % 90
H.'al rur week FiTl 90 DO general woff lu rest,
b family NJ wants u good general house
girl aud cook. family 2, good plain general
giri. ~ % 20 a. wash waitress, city, % and
lodging house.
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WAIVED mis- oeLLAMeous.


NNrANTEp IMMEDIATELY. VIII NURSE
w without own BABY. Good position 20
rIEuI parry iuUuru ~ Mehcty's fug store,
Hotel huuuiord building.
.IAPAHtE MAN To SELL PATENTED
' arifyluFIUg llrk faucet. llOtcIH, HNloouss
gluu houses, drug and groeory sioteA Can
have AI territory wanted. Liberal con.
mission allowed Apply uy letter 20 hNrolsIpr
Faucet Manufacturing Co., lOl hcckmhn b.
Sew ORA tiT
A YOUNG LADY WANTS a SITUATION
~ iu a family % 10 sswlns-,l ilefc1',
south IcmplesI
MAN oN SALARY. FORMER FNrEH.
NA ionro unncccssary, Apply between
aud 3a. m. AZ a. ruuth Main street
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 uECOMt
lawful UuysirihHH, ModiCO luNl West
tougtcss street, chicago.
NITINpsuU CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w cream paTlUr Your patronage soliei'
tea. 800 shIo.
DoN'r FORGET ruE UTAH SCREEN A
- Job shop, 20 south W, Temple
rDoURlsTs TO GET MOliMoS TEMPLE
six uhudLpfchlUfs anu lies Ia variety,
salt Lake suk Factory, ~ D.. Third south
coon RELIABLE Man TO TAKE
n charge of Iaurn. References required
Apply AZ tit South state street,
INVENTORY 10 BUl THE BEsr lCE
~ rreHtn AZ kCtloy'H, by dish or Wholesale,
200 south Main, telephone 2i'
WANTED EyEWHonY TO ORDER
w leo cream Of frHd wilson, lgs s. huiu.
ZINC DRAWINGS MADE TO ORDER AT
II Wwrington Works, sl SOUTH state ~
zoo FACES N CRAYuN AT 500.
OOO each life sIc. Cuas. Peterson,
alla Muat tiIHt south.
I,ESTs CLOTHING CLFASEp. PRESSED
NJ 81 O. month. A. 81 hoacl, % east iirt1
south,
rHEArEsT. BEST PLACE 10 BUY AND
Nlteu exchange second hand goods. 800 state
At ONCE $500 woBTH GESTs CAST
N on uloiulnr Call or address ]. Cline
a. east, second south,
vYTN. WuMES ANp CuuDUEN 10
/ Commercial street.
EyEmHUuY TO BUY THE HFsT lCE
II cream 40 hCcluy's, by uIfh or wholesale,
geo fuutI Main, telephone q,
NEW AND SECOND HAND FuENl.
- tuFu wagons, hugEics harness etc, at
" o1burs. 40 state street
TNyEUN OWsLN or A ROLLER 10 TRY
Ia Champion Boiler Compound guaranteed
90 remove ulI scale uT CurruHiUn from boiler ur
connections prevents Ultuue And uTutOota She
collected uulCfH compound does the work
purely NuErtAhlc. containing no uCib or
yltrlulE- Made lu brick iOuu Go cave freight
Can Ur address bowman a AirEuiu. SEQ south
sCconl hast street, salt Lake city,
NTINERs DRILLS no MAKE AND
WI sharpen, also picks ~ steel VI ROBIN
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WANTED AN AGENT

u EVERY SECTION. TO CANVASS. $40
j 10 800 day made, sells % HiFut, also o.
man 10 sell hlhpie spods n doa rTs, boat sifo
line, 1880 month, salary Or large commits
sion made, experience uuuOrCtsAry. Dor
sealed pAfhrul hra send stamp tuttDu soap
MAuufAoluIlng LgmphnG Cincinnati, ono
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MUST Be SOLD
AUCTION SALES.

W. WILL SILL AT PRIVATE SALE on
" 100 n dealers Tor the neat 10 days from
thirteen different bankrupt stocks, go6ds low
cr thhn any one Come and see Tor yourself
Tor tho building has 90 be- torn down MAY ths
18th No, ~ South Main street
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Say, how's .rr' Rockers for sl.l5
a. Frood's Rod Lottor Cash
sale. THIS week,
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Take ali YOUR Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable Godbe pira Drug 60.
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e1r...nrr CHANGING uar place OF rssidsues
stda.. aIvays $50 i..lats o. vol 20 present 3D.
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Fine CLOCKS nisl.OO each at Freod's
Rod Letter Salos.
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TO ding be- q with bowel plate glasa
mirrors " $500 nj Frood's Rod
Lottor Sale.
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Ever body o. .sHi.r DO u' the
va'ng, nt0d 81 Froed'I Red Lot
tor sale.
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The yr-s ION s1Ia r' it, r.Ira.H1i HH'o's N-F'
fiaHds r.I .H 300 pasagakul .a.uf irAras Na n.1
afl.I g. 90 il.y.
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Bedroom suilrs ~ siiOO. thre,
pleces, at Freod's Red Letter
Cash Salo.
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NNvANTEp IMMEDIATELY, VIII NURSE
w without own baby. Good position 90
r.Fhl parry luVuitu ~ Mchcty's ful store,
Hotel huuuiUru building.
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n. b. KU0sER, G. u. & =. A.,
81 Mnflnn Hlnck. AaII LaEr CIlN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-30

February % and % at Alameda Point.
The wind-up will be three-m team
shoot, fifteen birds per man and unknown
angles.
The Mallard Gun Club is very anxious
regarding the whereabouts OF Its ark, which
left the Suisun marshes five or six days
ago, in charge of its commander, for
Suisun. The members OF the club are of
the opinion that Captain Jersey anchored
at the mouth of the Cordelia Slough until
the storm which has been raging Tor sew
eraI DAYS abated President Boyer ex-
poets TO hear from the captain to-day, as
he does not entertain the least suspicion
that an accident could overtake the stanch
hunting craft so long as it was in charge OF
such an able seafaring man as Captain
Jersey.
The Sportsmens Protective Association
will hold its next meeting on Tuesday
evening next at X. of R. b. Hall, Mason
and O'Farreli streets.
The finish of the big coursing meeting
which commenced last Sunday in Newark
Park will be decided On Sunday next. It
the racing will watch the finish, as the
Newark hares have proven to be fiers and
wonderful stayers.
The following letter from Sergeant Owen
Davis is self-explanatory:
Editor Cdll-DEAR SIR: notice that Baron
Ivan Malehin is arrogating considerable credit
TO himself for having defeated the imperial
fencing master, as well as many other lesser
lights, in Russia. The baron asserts, Also that
don't know anything about fencing and that
| am only a slogger. All right for the baron
Please inform him through THE CALI. that by
the time l get through with him at Central
Park next Sunday he may have cause to change
his opinion OF me and wish himself back in
Russia with the imperial fencing-master and
the lesser lights. Yours truly,
SERGEANT OWEN DAVIS
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A SECOND TEST SUIT.
Los Angeles Wants the Primary Law
Decided and Accordingly Files
New Appeal.

The Supervisors of Los Angeles County
have added another suit to the one already
pending in the Supreme Court TO test the
validity of the new primary law. This
second suit is an appeal from the decision
of Judge Van Dyke, which declared the
law special and local, and therefore uncon-
stitutional.
The case was filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday morning and was submitted at
once. The issues presented are more gem
eral than those in the suit of Getz against
the Supervisors of Sacramento County,
and it is quite probable that decision will
be reached in the Los Angeles case before
the Sacramento case has been decided.
Judge Van Dykes opinion is made part of
the record.
To be of any use the opinion in each case
must be in before tomorrow.
The original case was brought by Martin
c. Marsh and was for an injunction re-
straining the Supervisors of Los Angeles
from purchasing the ballot-boxes necessary
to be used in the primary election under
the new law. The injunction was granted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-30
GOLD EXCHANGE.
appointment of Important Committees.
To Develop Properties.

appointment OF Important Committees.
To Develop Properties.
An informal meeting of the Gold Min
ing Exchange of San Francisco was held
in Assembly Hall of the Mills building
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, President
Walter Turnbull in the chair. J. f. Crosett
secretary.
The president announced the appoint
ment of the following committees: Elk
ecutive committee-P. T. Dickinson (chair-
man), w. R. Smedberg, c. L. Hovey, Louis
Glass, J. H. Roberts; finance committee
E. &. Godfrey chairman, w. K. Flint, c.
J. Schuster; committee on mines and min
ing-John Daggett (chairman) George r.
Wells, l. r. Wilbur, H. D. Ranlett and B.
F. Lacey.
Reports of progress were made by the
chairman of the executive committee and
by the committee on mines'and mining
and considerable discussion was had re-
garding the plans for assisting and devel-
oping mining properties and the prepare
ton of printed matter for public informa-
ton setting forth the intent of the ex-
change.
The committee on mines and mining
will hold an important executive meeting
tonight for the purpose OF further devel-
oping their plan Of action.
WoTkmen are now employed fitting up
the rooms of the exchange in very sub
stantial businesslike manner, and it is ex-
pected everything will be ready for bust
ness by the 18th of the coming month.