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A SENSATION IN BROOKLYN.-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT

wish to state that one of my Pensioners
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those in sickness or distress Of any kind. Rev.
William Johnson, Pastor Lebanon Church
Brooklyn.
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RIcH. HAPpY AID succEssru1.

with all their undertakings. while those who
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWTNC

Brooklyn, Aug. Is, 1S91.-This is to certify that
came TO New York from Albany. L was a
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Farmers and planters have been
obliged to stay with their Negroes in
the fields to protect them while they
worked Not being content with kill
ing and maltreating the Negroes. the
regulators have established sort of
inquisition, through which they put
the Negro women who refuse to dis
close the hiding places of their hus-
bands.
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IN FAVOR OF rHE GOVERNOR

Both regulators and citizens who OPP
pose them and their unlawful methods
are in favor of Governor Foster. The
differences relate solely TO who shall
have the parish offices
With the cry OF white supremacy,
the regulators have gone about the
country shooting Ne2rOes and driving
them from the fields. What few Ne
groes remain at work sleeps in the
cane brakes at night, out OF fear of be-
ing taken out and whipped or killed by
the regulators
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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
SERVICES AT NoTRE DAME.

The Archbishop VIII Administer Con-
firmatiOn-SpeciaIM Music and Singing.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
II o'clock to-day in the church of Notre
Dame des Victories, on Bush street. Rev.
A. Loude, S. NJ, will be celebrant and the
sermon will be preached by Rev. Emile
Gente, S. NJ.
The choir for this occasion will consist of
the following ladies and gentlemen, under
direction of Professor Martinez, organist
sopranos, Misses Florence Garrissere, NJ.
Vereez, l.. Ward; altos, Misses Anna
Grozellier and Irene Null; tenors. Messrs.
James Lane, E. Corpy: bassos, John McAu-
life and n. Lane. The soloists will be
Misses F. Garrissere, NJ. Gallant, Mr..
McAuliffe and Professor Bettmann.
AT 4 o'clock, his Grace, Archbishop Rior-
dan, will administer the sacrament of con-
tirmation to a class of about 200 boys and
girls. The choir will render the following
selections: ave Maria" by Zingarelli /;
"Pater Noster," by Niedermeyer. During
confirmation, Dubois ''Veni Creator" viii
be sung. AVE Verum," by Stradella, will
be sung by Miss Gallant, with violin, by
Professor Bettmann.
Solemn benedictIon will follow con-
frmation. Verdi's 80 Salutaris" and Ros-
sini's "Tantum Ergo" will be rendered
by the choir. Zingarellrs "Laudate Puerl
Dominum" will conclude the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
YOUNG ATHLETES
SEEK RENOWN,
Polytechnic High School
Boys Display Their
BraWn.
PROMISING MATERIAL.
A Very Good Showing Consider
ing Their Limited
Training.
STRONG INTERCLASS RIVALRY.
Middlers Are Finally Victorious After
Spirited and Stubborn
Contest.
STRONG INTERCLAss RIVALRY.

The first annual field-day of the Poly
technic High School was held Yesterday
at the Olympic Club grounds. A slim but
enthusiastic crowd witnessed the events
from the bleachers.
Although league records were impos-
sible owing TO the stiff wind the sprinters
had to face on the last stretch, yesterday s
performances strongly indicated that there
was much athletic ability in the school.
Many of the contestants yesterday haG
trained scarcely any, and many had never
taken part in athletics of any kind what
ever up to within the last few months.
There were several embryo pole-vaulters
and distance-runners, who, with proper
training, ought to become record breakers.
However, the win ners in every event of
yesterdays contest have the satisfaction
of knowing that they have established a
record, for, this being the first field day of
the school, the best time or distance made
in each event stands as the school record.
Each winner was also presented with a
neat silver medal
The middle class was easily victorious
having twice as many points as its nearest
competitor, the junior class. The seniors
had few men entered, but those few did
good work, the work of W. Healev, athletic
VI ehC SiaosJ DSllB SSpcIIdl4y
worthy of mention.
The close finish in the mile run vas
watched with interest by the crowd on the
bleachers. After beautiful squirt on the
last lap Kroenke beat Duden by a small
distance. The pluck shown by little
Healey, budding athlete ofpigmy size, in
running out the mile, was loudly ap-
plauded. The $50 yard run was made by
Pitchford in 2:16 1-5. This time, which is
within four seconds of the Amateur Ath-
letIc League record, was very good, consid-
ering the vino.
Mau showed great ability in the pole
vault, easily clearing the rod at heights
where all others failed. Like many of the
athletes, he was entered in great many
events, otherwise his performance would
have undoubtedly been much better.
Following is a summary of the events
and list of the officials of yesterdays
field day-the letters S, NJ and after each
name standing for senior, middle and
junior, respectively:
1OO-yard dash, trial heats. First heat-w
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24

Castagnetto, NJ; c. Gay, j.
Won by Gay; second, Castagnetto. Time,
II 3-5 seconds.
second heat-Cobleigh, j.; F. Rccomi, j.;
w Smith, NJ; E. Mau, NJ; E. Welsh, NJ.
Won by Welsh; second, Smith. Time, IL 80
100-yard fnal-won by Welsh; second, Gay;
third, Smith. Time, II So seconds
12O-yard hurdle, trial heats. First heat-L.
Dorr, J.. D. Grant, NJ.
Won by Grant; second, Dorr. Time, 2215
seconds.
Won BY Mau; second, Pope Time, 20 sec
onds.
ond Grant; third, Dorr. Time, 81 Is seconds.
44O-yard run-W. Smith, NJ; c. Cav, j.; A.
Hanley, J.; G. A. Castagnetto, M; F; Hammer,
II Morton j.; R. Dykes. J. Won by Hammer.
second Hanley. Time, 80 sec.
Mile run-H. Heaiey, T.; E. d1ud4 Duden' J.; "A a.
Britt, NJ; E. Kroenke, s. Won by Kroenke,
second Duden, third Healey. Time, min.
ss0,yard run Pitchford, j.; W. Smith, NJ. +;
B. H. Pope, NJ; William Britt, NJ; F. Hammer,
j. F. Duden j.; A. Harrigan, s.; E. kroenke,
Won by Pitehford, Hammer second. Time,
220-yard hurdle, trial. First heat-L Dorr,
j.; D. Grant, NJ. L. White, NJ. ,, 90
Second heath. Nathan, j.; E. Duden, j.;
= Won StTI by " Mau, Nathan second Time, 81 As
22O-yard hurdle-Final. Won by Mau, Grant
second, Dorr third. Time, 35 1-5 sec.
Riccomi j.; H. Welsh, Nj; II. Morton, J. Won
by Welsh; second, Smith. Time, 20 sec
One-miie relay first place, ten points; sec
ond, six; third, tWo-Won by mlouIe class;
second, junior class. Time, 3:46 4-5.
Running broad iumR-4. welsh, NJ; Z: Man'
j.; D. Grant, NJ; ". Smith, NJ.
Won by Mau, Grant second, Nathan third.
Distance, 20 feet inches.
Running high jump-D. Grant, M; 4. Mau,
NJ. B. H. Pope, NJ; l.. Dorr, J:
Won by Grant, Mau secono, Pope third. Dis
tance, . feet 1 inch.
Pole vault-D Grant, NJ; E. Mau, M: W
Healey, s.; H. Nathan, j.; B. II. Pope, NJ;
Won by Mau, Healey second Grant third.
Distance, 8 feet inches.
Tive elve-pound shot put-H. Nathan, J.; B. H.
Pope, NJ. H. Welsh, NJ. L White, M; E. Mau,
NJ. :; D. Cronin, NJ.
Won by Nathan, Mau second, Pope third.
Distance, % feet z inches.
Sixteen-pound hammer throw-H. Nathan,
j.; f. Duden, j.; b. H. Pope, NJ; D. Cronin,
NJ; L. White, NJ. H. Welsh, NJ.
Won by Nathan. Duden second, Pope third.
Distance, SS feet inches.
Referees. T. Pope, y, c.
Judges at finish-S. NJ. Grim, P. H. S. /; Frank
Triest, 2. H. S.. Arthur Easton, P. H. S.
Field judges-A. II. Cook, P. H. s.; C. H. Ham,
P. H. s.; P. A. Espina, P. H s.
Timers-R. H. Webster, P. H. S. ; P. Mcintyre,
o. A. c.; F. A. Gardener, P. II. s.
Starter-C. Westover, O. A. c.
Clerks of course-Henry F. Pernau, President
Polytechnic Alumni; Charles Turner, P H. s.
Measurers-J. Bowling, P. H. s.. T. Magner,
P. H. S.; ]. OLoghlen, p. H. s.
Scorer-H. Hauser, p H. S.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fl. Murphy, P. II. S.
Marshall. Oppenheimer. P. n. S.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
VETERANS IN ST. MARY'S
Local Posts of the Grand Army
Will Attend Service
There.
The Line of Procession for Memorial
Day Parade Is Decided
Upon.

A meeting Of the committee of the Grand
Army of the Republic having in charge
the arrangements for divine service to-
night and also for the procession and the
exercises at Odd Fellows Cemetery on
next Saturday held meeting at the head
quarters of the Veterans Association, on
Sansome street, last night.
The principal business transacted was in
making final preparations for the men,
bers of the posts and corps of the Women s
Auxiliary to attend divine worship at st.
Maryis Church, at California and Dupont
streets, tonight.
The following posts and corps, through
their respective committees, signified their
intention of being present and taking part
IN the service:
Lincoln Post, H. w. Mortimer, P. c.; Gar
field, x. r. Kilgore. p. c.; Colonel Cass, John
O'Neill, P. c.. General Meade, J. F. Goggin,
P. c.: Liberty, w. NJ. Park, p. C. w. R. c.
Lincoln, Lille c. Milne, presidents; Garfield,
Addie L. Ballou, president; Meade, Bessie
Johnson, president; Fair Oaks Camp, S. OF v,
Captain c. 5. Howard; Seven Pines Circle,
Ladies G. A. R., Pauline Willis, California Gar
rison, Army and Navy Union.
1t was decided that the bodies should
assemble in Union-square Hall, between
Geary and Post streets, at 7:30 o'clock
sharp and march in body to the church
headed by the drum corps of the League
of the Cross cadets with flags and banners
of the posts and corps.
The line of march for Saturdays pro-
cession has been designated by the grand
marshal as follows: Starting from Bat
terry and Market streets, mp Market to
Golden Gate avenue to Van Ness, thence
one block south to Turk street past the
reviewing stand and from that point to
the Odd Fellows Cemetery, where the
services will be held.
Secretary Lyons read a communication
from Colonel c. Mason Kline, the pur-
port of which was that the posts should
attend divine service at Plymouth Church,
where Comrade ]. A. Cruzan would con-
duct the service and where the American
flag, he said, would give no offense nor
the ritual of the G. A. r. be Objectionable.
He condemned the post as body going to
a Catholic church on Memorial day, say
ing that that church had never shown its
sympathy for the cause which the G.. A. R
held dear.
A motion was made and carried by nine
ayes against TWO noes to lay the communi.
cation on the table.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24

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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24

Shields riding. veragua, with odds of Is
and 20 to l against him, was allowed to cut
out his own pace and won easily by two
lengths, with Benham a head before the
first choice.
The fast sprinter Hymn, who has been
rustlcaIlng and enjoying himself among
the rollers out at the ocean beach Tor some
weeks, made his reappearance as starter
In the race that followed, five and hall
turlong scramble, with eleven going to the
post, and made a show OF his company. AS
good ae 21z to 1 was always obtainable
about him in the ring, and after leading at
one stage of the running by six lengths he
hnaIly passed the stand, eased up two
lengths before Road Warmer, II to shot
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
TRACK AND PADDOCK ITEMS.

Sweet Briar was strongly backed to win
the fourth event on her previous good
runs, but made a most disappointing
showing.
Road Warmer, the horse that is accred-
tied with being a gutter, was coming like
streak at the finish of the race taken by
Hymn. He nipped the place from Doubt
full by scant head.
Ellie Perles could not see where Peru
Inquired to have a chance and took $2o0
bet from Purser at odds of II to 1.
Owner Naglee Burk had small bet
down on his tilly Cadenza.
1t was rumored around that Little Grip
pie was to be 'shoo'ed'' in. 1t was close.
Ed Purser had aard-luck yarn to relate
OF the fourth race. Ed gave French gen.
tleman friend of his $780, with instructions
to place the money ON Veragua. The com.
missioner misunderstood the name and
pla ced the amount on Warrago, a to l
chance. Veragua, at 20 to l, won easily,
and the tall plunger was out Just $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
BicycIists Injured.

Three participants in q bicycle race at Cen
trail Park yesterday afternoon ran foul OF each
other and the result was a general mix-up
They were led to the Receiving Hospital, where
it wa3 found that their injuries were slight
J. w. Ansley, $50 Golden Gate avenue, had
slight wounds on his face and hands and abTa-
sions all over his body. Henry Zaches, 3251%
Guerrero street, had q wound on his cheek and
abrasiOns on his body. w. II. Smith had his
nose cut and abrasions on his arms face, legs
and head.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24

the "dirt" paid them more literally than
natural ore would.
A watchman armed to the teeth sits in
the storage sled night after night with the
unrefned treasure, so the mine has its
might shift" as all well-regulated mines
should have.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
The Hale Estate,

Judge Coffey has issued An order of sale for
all the property of the estate of Joseph p.
Hale The property is worth several hundred
thousand dollars. Its most valuable item is a.
tract Of land for which some years ago an
offer OF 81, 900 900 was made. Now the estate
would sell it for almost anything over $780,
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24

The English eat 95,O 900 tons of apples
each year.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
Not Unthin king Boys.

Several days ago Mrs. Anna Pool, who lives
at Fairmount Park, entered protest against
the construction of the sewer on Chenery
street and in her protest to the Board OF Su-
pervisors referred TO the promoters of the work
as boys not capable OF thinking for themselves
The improvement club that has the matter in
hand object TO being characterized S unthink-
ing boys. Nearly all of the members of this
club are between % and 75 years OF age and
all lay claim to fair education and the aver
age amount OF brains
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-24
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Received for interest and dividends
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all other sources. es.................... $500 o.
Total income ...................... s465,725 O
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