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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania

OAA0 JAsWA4sA
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND a
STREETS. -, -za--sj =.
''2u a. A. week days-PITTSBURG Ex-
hnrG hnGSsIparlor and Dining Cars. Harris-
1850 a. Al. Fi FESNs sYLvAsIA IInrrrn
ObseryatiaS e,ivnan sleeping Dining, Smoking and
Css;ryaIion Cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago.
/ iand and Toledo BuTret Parlor car t.
iGiSg Ps1,dr a: "a y fAsT "a LINE-rqlnan Burres
. "a, Sar, harrisburg to Pittsburg. ".'01
os9 Egnress = NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOFTS
% ST. Louis, and sIeepine anS S7hnlngsos niggso
snd ,,Isaa 20 ourg TO ST. Louis, Clncinnai
Ito r. Al. WESTERN ExPKEss-Pn,,.
anh anan Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago.
s,ar Sr >. aaansburg TO Cleveland Dinins
Ito r; NJ. soCTHWEsTERE ExPREss
| OK S,an ui.lian Sleeping Cars Washington 10
! saatu,s1urg snu and Harrisburg TO St Louis
Car ssu's IVA Cincinnati)- Dining
ao;4o T.. n PACIFIC ExPREss-Pu,,-
7.50 A Il. for kSne se g Gaha6,Yrgs p5sshHrg roc..
S,,noa r, ana Niagara tails daily. except
10:50 a. 81 for Eimira and ,,enovo. dsuv
SSAcept sunday. For LOCK Haven week
. gays and Wllilarnsport sundays. $40
lilo r. n for Wnliamsport yocnsat.,
Seiiaio Setn. anu Niagara Falls daily. except
20 SSssHraay snsneyns,@ With Sleeping Car Washington
~. 40 L Al. for Erie, Gaaandsi1ua i,oc,,a.-
S.een11d, St, n1unlalo, a, and Niagara Falls daily.
.n.sepIng Car Washington 70 EITnira.
S"r TniladeIpnfa, New Nork. and
tne East.
~ N "CONGRESSIeNAL LINZ
LED, III daily, all raricr Cars, with Din
I'D Eng Carl = 90 u m \ n fI0 1I1inin0
| Carr. and leo lDining Car froTn WIZ
1SGs5 nl9ssGnS ana 4 i1,5s i A. IL, ~;
4as 3nu frem :, WIlnmingtonl M z IS, 3 IS,
philadelphia only, r asst Express. Z 80 A.
y: week days. z.oI dGaf'G aha :. ~ y y K
1874 Il weeE sEs'Ss Days. "ssn9Gs and si5 if5afPnEa p Il
For Atlantic City lvia Delaware River
For 9aitinere. 6 IS. zoo. 80. <. .66. % Sat Sau5.
1895. 1880. ll;Oo and 1l.5O a M
ted. 40 4.s5, !. 40. Z ~ a5 ~ il1- I,
on IL; 800. 90. 1919, Go 1Jd5 a9d II 80 p, m.
Ii0o "a m III YY, rs sg3 S1 SDiii lg29' ~
,7le. 1000. 10 40 and II. SO .. m
FOR Pope s Creek Line : 90 a. u. and l. 80
For Annapolis. 100. 800 .. m, 1215
sun sandays ~ POO p n daily "a eacsPf 5P Sunday
Atlanuic Coast Line-Exuress Tor Flor
IDA and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. $50 a. m, 8 10 y. m. daily;
kIcbmond only, 1857 a.. m. week dst "a:
/ Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea.
Board AIR Line, 4.4U D. IN daily Ac-
! conlnodatioD for Quantico, 7.45 a. ui
| and 40 y. m- week days
! Ticket Off1ceS, corner Fifteenth and q
treets, and at the station. Sixth and Is
istreets, where orders can be LETT FOR check
i,ng or baggage 70 destination from hotels
end residences
j B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
I j. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agen1 o
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.

500 aals5aears as5 ea &c. Tso' ioUs 5as s1 s1
HOO. 11:45 a. m, 'I2:O5. ex.: 1880,
l:i6, 40. '2:Oo, ex.; 2:4O, $50. 400
ea;; e.zo .a;l5, .an, ex: 4;4b. 800, go; ex' oa
.10:0c, II 90. 11.53 D. M
Daily. No express Sundays
For Mount Vernon, Riverside and way
4:1o p. n-
Daily, extra Sunday at IL q. m
For Arlington. hourly from 8 a. m 10
p- III. jaG-tf.em
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WANTEu-Win exchange $50 lot for
doctors phacton, surrey or horse and
harness. I'LL 1-2 7th st NV my4-3t
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FOR RENT Beautiful rooms; all front;
IN corner house, fur. o unfur. with board.
permanent or transient. 94l III st. NV.
IN y3-3t-em
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy Or Dayton, 50
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply TO the REX STA BLES,
rear S15 h ST. NV; telephone call, 100.
ap30-tf
FOR HIRE-At prices to suit the times,
- horses, carriages, and wagons. ali styles;
also board horses by the day. week, or
month. WASHINGT0NLIVE ERY. WAGON
AND HA RNESS CO.. 927 D st, NV.
ap2-tf
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CIGAR aud pool rooms, on prominent cor
ner. established 8 years; reasons, other
business: offered less than cost. can clear
81 90 month BRA DSHAW, 494 La. ave.
my2-3t
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FOR RENT-Fur rooms. with or without
board AT 616 II st NV. my2-3t
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FOR RENT-Two nice unfurnished rooms,
all conyeniences, on Attn st. ne, between
q and II; very cheap TO right parties.
A. ID. N, this office my3-3t
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FOR SALE-A fire confectionery and dir
ing room; price Sa00. Address h. Z. H.,
this office. my4-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

WANTED BY an experienced driver, Ia
mlliar with the >clty, situation 10
drive delivery wagon for a reliable house,
or assistant to shipping clerk; willing
worker. Cali or address 234 y ST. NV
Item
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WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
VIII stop all leaks free. and charge only
iOr painting: work guaranteed.
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT co.
ap9tf 1928 Sth st.n
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WANTED-Partner, active and reliable,
with $500, TO help open my business in
some othercity, business paying handsomely
here, give fun name, address and one ref
erence, or no attention will be paid. Adj
dress MONOPOLY, this office.
ap30-3u-em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAI.E.

81 4 n HUNS I" IL.
HANtEo-by young white man, cap
ahe, wiliing and anxious, position: either
cleflcal ar otherwise: gilt edged references
n. L. LEWIS, 245 Md. ave. ne 1t
NANIED-A place by respect able col
ofed boy, lS years old, to work in gro
ceiy store or 10 attend horse. lS2l 18th
St NV 1t
NANTED-By first-class barber, steady
positio1, references. j. R. SCHMIDT.
S43 Pa. ave. NV. It
WANTED place as walter house,
work, taking care or horse, or anything:
RD all-roUnd house man. Please cali liza
18th ST. OSCAR YENEY. Item
wANTED-By young man, a place: first
class COOK; good refs: will leave or
stay IN city Cau at once for ALBERT, No.
l55 A ST. ne. It-en,
WANTED-By colored man, a place to
DO general housework. best refs A Aesiress
WILLIAM BROWN, 632 Mass. ave ne.
my3-3t-em
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WANTED BY young lady, experienced
stenographer aud typewriter, position.
MISS A. this office my4-3t
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WANTED A place on a country road
near the city, where a liquor license can
be obtained; l will exchange one OF the
best paying barrooms in Washington for
the same, or pay cash: ill-healthis the ecause.
Address 5. j. B., this office. y1-3t ,em
FOR SALE-Saloon. 1O3 Fl st. NV
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FOR RENT -So5 and 4o7 Sd st. sw.; six
room brick, water, IN splendid condition;
TO desirable cflored tenants; $3.50 each.
Apply 942 st. NV apl-tf ,em
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FOR SALE-S200 will buy paying gro
Gerry and provision store, including COM
plete stock aud fixtures; house and store
combined BRA DSHAW, 494 La. ave. NV.
my2-St
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FOR sALE-HoCsEs.

FOR SALE-6-room brick; gas; bath; 53
Ivy st. Sc, bet. N. j. ave. and s. Capitol
ST., Sc: occupied. OWNER, this office.
my1-7t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Pool table; first-class; Bruins
wick & Bake; size, 1-2x9; in fine
condition; Monarch cushions, new cloth;
Sl15. Address Box 81, this office.
mV4-3t
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ron REST-RooMs.

FOR RENT-a back, cool front rooms, adj
Joining, OH 2d floor; fur. or unfur.; light
house excepting permitted; will rent siDgiy,
fur; with or without table board. BIG
st. NV my4-3t
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WANTED BY coiored woman, place TO
cox .in sInaii family; good, honest woman;
aged 80. LUCY EDWARDS, 23i Pom
eroy st. NV IL
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WANTED-WoInan wants washing and
ironing 20 do at home; ref 1888 oregon
ave. NV. iny4-3O
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BUsIN Ess CHANCES.

CONFECTIONERY store; splendid chance
for lady or man and wife to secure pa wing
bpstncss no opposition; cheap rent BRA D.
SHAW, 4Si La. ave my2-3t
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FOR RENT One cool front room, for
gentleman or two for light housekeep-
ing sos X st NV my3-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALn.

WANTED BY respectable colored girl
place as chambermaid or to do general
houSewo work. Please call at 1891 18th
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FOR SALE-A valuable business corner
property on LIZ st. sw.: will sell at a
big sacrifice to immediate purchaser: terms
my4-5t
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PERSONAL.

PENSIONERS. ATTENTION Why will
you suffer all your life with rheuma-
and be permanently cured by incubation
with that wonderful Polynice Oil, at the
POiyDlce Medical Institute, 512 18th
st OLD VETERAN II
"A HOT time in the Old town tonight ="
That's what you can have, as Wen fit
you out in an elegant spring suit, the
least Bit worn, aJ figure thatfl ma ke
you happy. JUSTH'S s OLD STAND, 619
ID st. NV. my4-7t
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENTAL Falls Church. Va. hand
some Groom brick house: porches large
grounds; inquire at 1925 6th St NV.
my1-3t-em
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FOR SALE-13S3 ST. ne, cigar store
and fixtures; cheap; good trade. Address
A. DUNOVANT my4-lw
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WANTED Washing to do at home; honest;
with references. 4oo Washington ST.
NV my4-3t
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FOR RENT-S0S 9th st. nw.-Nice, COM
Portable, fur. rooms; transients accom-
nodated my3-3t
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WANTED-iy competent colored girl, place
to cook CT Go general housework, pest or
refs. 1903 L st. NV. myi-3G
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FOR RENT or unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. Apply
1888 w ST. NV my1-3t-em
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wANTED-HOCS SES.

wANTED-By new official, to lease mod
ern house or not less than rooms, and
west of 14th St; rent not to exceed $50.
Address w q. N, this office. ma1-3t,em
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR Rents rooms second floor, fur or
unfur light housekeeping permitted; heat,
light, gas for cooking; Will rent Singly fur
nished; 942 st. NV. my1-3t-em
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FOR RENT-53s 5th st. Sc, bay window
brick; rooms and bath, cellar, shed and
a IN l.. $50. Inquire of T. l.. SCHMIDT,
1916 l. st. NV. my1-3t-em
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WANTED FRESHMAN; state age, expert
ence, refs ana salary desired 4 Address
Box 24b, this office. Item
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WANTED - Young gentlemen; husthng and
ambitious. Apply 2I3 Ind ave. NV, bet.
and 10, and 3. Iny3-3t-em
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WANTED Solicitors for Industrial In
suTance. Apply in basement 907 q ST.
NV. ny3-7t,em
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FOR RENT-Nicely fur. front and back
rooms, completely furnished for light
housekeeping. 317 ia. ave. NV: second
floor my2-7t
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FOR SALE-Homes built to order in
Northwest Eckin gton, adjoining the city;
guaranteed to he an ) per cent investment
on purchase price when rented: little cash
required to own your own home and stop
paying rent. Call for particulars DANIEL,
& ARMAT, 1913 f st. NV myl- EN-
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MANTED-A few more pupils in the
trench language; terms moderate. Ad-
dress tRANCAlSE, this office. iDy4-3t
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FOR RENT-Two large, commOdioUs rooms;
bay window, gas and BATH; light house
keeping; two doors from carSiDe, lovely lo-
cality; cheapest rooms in city, So; refs.
required 249 Sth st ne. mal-3t, EN-
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FOR REST-HOUSES-

FOR kENT-Cresceut St, bet 18th and
18th sts., one square above Florida av-,
broom house; water in the yard; - per
mo. inquire w. +. oGLE. my4-3t
FOR RENT-6-room house, with water,
20I0 I'd st. NV, 81 2 per month. my4-3t
SEVEN rooms; complete fur. house, with
all cOnveniences, NV; lady and daughter
viii board with party. Address CON
VENIENCES, this office. my2-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Nice building lots; on cleo
tric railroad; right at station, seven
minutes ride from Washington, and Scent
car fare; for S125 each; terms, So down,
bal, 81 per week; or S100 cash; some
lots cheaper; now is the time TO get a
nice home; also small and large farms, and
improved suburban place: cheap; and ON
the easiest kind of terms; | make such
property a speciality; call for handsome
map showing these places; free AMES
E. Gle MENTS, office, 1921 st. NV
my2-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED -Sidebar buggy; must be in eX-
cellent condition; not over one years
use; cheap for cash. Address TRAP,
this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-One furnished and two un-
furnished rooms; 2d floor suitable for
light housekeeping; water on same floor.
Inquire, 760 3rd st NV my33t
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WANTED-Sail or rowboat; will hold . or
3 persons. Address II. n this office. 1t
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WANTED-Lady of culture wishes posi-
ton, either as travelling OF resident com
panion in exchange for current expenses,
refs. and experience. Address CULTURE,
care Carrier 1856, +. Capitol station, city.
mYl -3t-en
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WANTE ED-lhfants' and chiidren's plain
sewing aud dressmaking Address G. ).
Z. a. this office. my4-3t
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BUsIN Ess CHANCES.

SALES, cole otions, agencies, stores,
lunch rooms, etc.; atIbargains. Typo
graphical Temple, Room 10, NEWBOLD
& Co, 425 g ST.. NV, 1t
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WANTED-Y Dung German woman wants
situation as working houSekeeper Tor
bachelor, or light housework in private
family. Address MIS-, this Office.
my13t
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FOR REsT-orF1cE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Office room, first floor 'front.'
326 4 LIZ NV, opp. Chancery building
ap30-3t-em
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BELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED We furnish all kinds of help.
Call or address this office, ANNIE JONES.
S29 9Th St NV. my4-9t
LADIES EXCHANGE will send help and
housekeepers to all resorts; managers
send postal. 631 St NV, Room 4.
my2-3t
WANTED Cooks, general mouse workers,
waters, drivers, porters, chambe rmaio
nurses, Goys, Farm hands, gardeners lauI-
dresses, J.nttorS, watchmen. engineers fire
men: quickest place TO get work SHACK
LEfoRD'S, 42T 11th st. NV. myI-7tem
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FOR RENT-725 9Th St NV; 9 2d-story
rooms: furnished or unfurnishel; suita BILE
for light housekeeping. my2-3t
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
MUSICIANS FEEL
MUCH AGGR|EV
Supervisors Will Be Re-
quested to Modify an
Ordinance.
Earnest Work in Behalf of S.
D. Worden by the Labor
Council.
Charges Against Two Business Firms
Cigarmakers Urge Patronage of
the Union Label.

The action of the Board of Supervisors,
taken two weeks ago, resembling all per-
mits to drive advertising wagons through
the public streets comes in the nature OF
grievance 10 the Musicians Union,
which made vigorous protest against 1t
at last evenings session of the San Fran
cisco Labor Council. 1t was said that
such legislation on the part of the board
would throw many union bands out OF
employment, especially those accustomed
to draw attention to attractions by maxim g
music on streetcars. A committee was
appointed in the persons OF A. Davis,
Secretary Ed Rosenberg and S. Chidley to
wait upon the board and endeayor to IN
duce it to m odify its action.
The District Council OF Car pen tiers and
Joiners of America, through its bushes s
agent, H. NJ. Saunders, sent in COM
munication and circular calling attention
to the unfair treatm ent OF organiz "a
labor in San Francisco by Market
street grocery firm, the proprietors OF
which were charged with employing
cheap. unskilled labor to do in,erior car
penter work in their new store against
the protests of the unions.
The secretary was requested to notify
the district council OF carpenters. that the
delegates TO tQe various uii1OiiS WOuio NC
requested to bring the matter to the at
tention of their respective bodies, With
the recon mend alton that it be a .vertlsed
as widely as possible.
The Labor Council has been working
untiringIy of late TO influence the Gov
ernor to commute Train wrecker Wor-
denis sentence to life mprlsonment, and
has requested that official 20 grant a COM
mittee a hearing in the matter. A letter
from him was read granting a hearing tor
Thursday, May ID, at II A. N. Accord
ingly the committee. composed OF Attor-
ney E. r. Bush, James Ii. Barry, editor
of the Star, and Andrew Furuseth, will go
TO Sacramento and make argum ent at that
time.
Senator George G. Perkins wrote an &C.
acknowledgement OF his receipt OF the letter
cal ing attention to facts alleging that A.
W. Francisco Is not a proper person Tor
the office of Collector of the Port OF Los
Angeles, and promised to give the matter
due consideration.
Il was reported by tfe Musicians Union
that the Cafe Ziakand had discharged its
union band and hired non union one.
The matter was referred to the executive
committee 10 take action.
The Cigarmakers reported that at their
last meeting a special committee OF ten
was appointed to agitate toe usage OF blue
Ia bel cigars, which label was asserted 10 g
the only proof that cigars are not made
by Chinese or Eastern tenement LABOR.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
CYCLE MEET TOMORROW
Entries, Heats and Handicaps Tor the
Ye1odrOme Races-Ofhcials
Who Will Act

The following are the entries, heats and
handicaps for the bicycle meet to be held
at the Velodrome, Fell and Baker streets,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock:
Two-thirds of mile. open, professional
First heat-C. r. Coulter, o. C. W, san Fran
cisco; Ed Chapman, E. G. c., Napa; II. E.
Slater, b c. W, Phoenix, Arz.; b. ii. Elford,
second heat~A. n. Jones, O. C. w, San Fran
cisco; H. E McCrea, +. W., Los Angeles; f. NJ.
Byrne. l. C. T., sun Francisco; NJ. bLeuler,
Third hi heat-otto Ziegler, G. C. c., San Jose !;
c. L. Davis, o. c. W, San Jose; P. Metealf, |.
c. c.. San Francisco; A NJ Boyden, oaklana.
B. H. Elford, r. A c., oakland; IL L. McCrea,
r. W, Los Angeles; NJ. Bleuler, Paris, france;
c. R. Coulter, o. c. W, San Francisco
H. F. Slater. B. C. W, Phoenix, Ariz.; A. n.
Jones, o c. w, San Francisco; P. Metcaif, l. c.
c., San FrsnciseO.
cisco; Otto Ztegler, G. C. G., San. Jose, A NJ
Boyden, Oakland; c. L. Davis, .. {. W., san
One mile, handicap tamateurl-First heat:
E. F. Russ. O. c. W, San Francisco, scratch !:
Charles Kraft B. C. w, San Francisco, 50
yards; E. A Bozio, /. C. c., San Francisco, %
yards; r. Robinson, s. F. K. e., san Francisco,
100 yards.
second heat-P. R. Mott R. a. G., Oakland,
scratch; Morris NJ Cook, o. C. W, san Fran
cisco, % yards; D. E. Francis, : j. X e, san
Jose 90 yards; Frank Arn0ld; y: u u * - I va
Francisco so yards; A 7. Smith, l.. o. W.,
East Oakland, 80 Yards.
Third heat. E. Wing, o. c. W, San Jose,
scratch; H. W. squires, Acme; Oakland, 20
yards; Charles Goodwin. ;. F. r. c., san FRAN
cisco, 90 yards; F. L. Norton, b, c. W., San
Francisco, 80 wards; V. Verilhae, B. c. W.,
Paris, France. 80 yards.
The meet is sanctioned by the Califor-
MIA Associated Cycling Clubs and will be
managed by officials OF that organization
as follows:
Referee James NJ. Hamilton ;iudges-Charles
A Adams, f. Il. kerrigan ana H F. "ynne;
timers-Geo1ge P Wetmore, J. F. McGlynn, W.
l. Pixley aud A. P Swain; scorers-Sol Peiser,
George Bouiilet and P. G. Alexander; UNI
pires-A. G. Ehmsun, C. H. Trolliet, K. K.
Russ; clerk. W. l.. Loos; assistants, Ed
Weatherhead and L Schoeufeldt; announcer,
George Z. Dixon; starter, Douglas White.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
JOCKEY JONES
WAS SUSPENDED
For a Dilatory Sort of Ride
Astride the Favorite
lamar II.
George Snider Brought Mike
r ce in at Fashion.
able Odds.
Mrth Tripped Over ths Wire at Odds
Of 20 to I-B,rgen Rode Peter
the Second F. ultlessly.

The racing game generally does assume
peculiar phase as the end of the season
approaches and the present one at Emery
will presents no exception. Jockey Eddie
Jones, who hitherto has always borne a
good reputation, was suspended yesterday
for ticklish sort of ride he furnished
aboard Dan Honig's Splinter, lamar II.
The cause of all the upheaval WIGS the
fourth race on the card, five-furlong
sprint. with some of the fastest ones quar-
tered on the track entered. Tea Rose de-
clined the issue, as her stable people were
afraid OF Quicksilver, so it was stated.
lamar with 107 pounds up was made an
even-money choice. but as the demand
was not adequate to the supply receded to
TO l at post time.
Three and four to one was always OBJ
talnable against Quicksilver. Yemen,
with I'D pounds up, ridden by II. Shields,
was the desired of ali, being hammered
down from 80 and to to IL to 5. En-
taring the stretch behind Quicksilver
Shields on Yemen did not worry, but took
his time and eventually won by over a
length in 1:01Z Jones brought lamar
up with rush at the end, taking the
place from Quicksilver by scant' head.
Dunboy, Fly and Rey Salazar cut a very
small figure in the running.
The com plexion of the race did not
please the judges in the stand, neither did
| 1t suit Pstrol Judge Morton. The book
makers sheets were called for and some
of them presented a hazy aspect 1t was
! freely intimated the race was "shoo in"
for the winner, and many rumors relating
to the horses and their immediate con-
nections were prevalent, but of course
lacking in authenticity.
The judges had perfect view of the
race, ant, Is bets were allowed to stand,
Jones should be exonerated from blame.
Followers of the favorites had day OF
disaster, as but two of the choices man
aged to land. The play in the ring was
| lively. and the majority of the books
maze quite cleanup.
/ The Texas horse, Nike Rice. afforded a
milo surprise in the opening six. urlong
| sprint winning very handily at odds of
! 10 TO 1, ridden by George Snider. OF the
| original twenty-one entries twelve lined
| up at the barrier. In inc betting ST.
! Aignon was an IL to 5 choice AMI was
never in the chase. Prominent all the
! way to the stretch, Mike there headed
! Hym and passed the wire three lengths
| before Alma. the second choice Blue
! Be- was q close third.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
AN UNWELCOME GUEST
Alfred LIE Normand, an Insane Person,
Must Be Fed in the Receiving
Hospital.

Alfred lie Normand is an unwelcome guest
at the City Receiving Hospital. In addition
to that fact is another that he is dissatisfied
with his present abode. are the people
whose duty it is TO guard him.
LIE Normand is of unsound mind and dan
gerous to himself and others. Two months
ago he attempted to kill his iather. and being
adJudged insane he was committed to the asy-
lum at Agnews whence he escaped thirty
days later. He was recaptured and again
locked up.
Attorney NJ NJ. Foote, secretary for an insti-
tuition which pro poses 10 care for The interests
of all persons declared insane has caused LIZ
Normand to be liberated on habeas corpus
from the asylum, and pending further ex-
animation as TO the young mans sanity he
has been ordered into charge OF the physi-
clans at the Receiving Hospital for ten days.
This is rather unusual proceeding and is
ca using much dissatisfaction.
The hospital is not calculated for place to
har Dor any being excepting injured Deople
and those held for few hours before COM
mltment to an asylum or a discharge. The
Supervisors have only appropriated the small
sum of $50 per month to feed these pension
ers aud Matron Kane is at her wits end to
make both ends meet As matter of fact she
has been oblig d to draw on her own resources
quite frequently 10 furnish necessary and ap-
propriate food to her patients. The addition
of hearty feeder like young lie Normand for
a period OF ten days Is certainly not appreci-
ated by the mRtron.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
@. CURTIN,
9ll-9l3 Market street.
STOP EXPERIMENTING.
Be Assured By Well-known Citizens
That the Electro. Medica! Treat
ment Cures When All Else Fails.

The fame of the new Electro-Medical cure
has spread all over the world like wild-fire
Never before has there been such popular
flood OF testimony as has been received by the
state Electro-Medical Institute. inquest on
ably more sick people have regained their
health by this new cure than by any other
treatment Daily people apply st the Insti-
tn te VINO have been promised a cure by their
physician and lived only to see that promise
uniulfilled and gone on from day to day-dis-
heartened. Many such have applied at the In
stitute and have been given immediate relief
and final permanently cured. The reader
NAV meet any number OF these people who
have been restored 10 health by the new Elec-
ro-Medical cure after other treatments had
allied,