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The Amorlta won BY q seconds.
PAIR.OARRD GIGS FOR pAUNTLKss CoLoRs.
The syce won. The Emerald was second. and
Viator third.
The Marietta won. Tho Amorita was second
and he Onannt. ,hi.J


When these races were finished and the vari-
Gus trophies awarded to the winners. the COM
mlttee IN charge OF the water sports took COM
mand. The first bit OF this entertainment was
something OF surprise to the assembled mul.
titude. What appeared to be a summer girl of
the most extreme type was gazing with soulful
with fash OF eay.coorod hosiery. surrounded
by the dainty lace OF white skirt, she toppled
iht1 We % water with piercing scream.
half tho spectators shrieked "Oh my!" as tho
vision of lingerie disappeared beneath the
waves, but n laugh rlppled out over the bay as
she was seen TO be Frank Fullgraff, who was
his companions. The ynlis Of the water sports
follow. The prize In each race was u Larchmont
Yacht Club pin:
~, swimming Race 100 yards for boys under 10 years
9ia-Won by Eugene Bogert, Butler Whiting second
Ihere were six competitors
swimming Race. Zoo yards. for boys under IL years
won by Fred Proctor Thomas Bogert second.
These were followed by the burlcsque sports,
consisting Of ball game played in the wafer Off
the landing stage, which resulted In wrangle
The umpire was thrown overheard and com
pa peiled 10 swim for the shore. The game was de-
Then followed the riding of "slippery Dob
bins, consisting of a barrel on a CREASED pole
s0G S e wss asdS sirse nsst to to ay G hc
animal" and managed TO get about foot Off
when the mustang bncked. and he was rolled Off
snseT FasES h fpms and Mfsfri rd
Tho latter started systematically, and slowly
worked himself about four feet from the starting
gom,nit ne would haye won had not Commodore
moving bird by tke iea ankle. Bok dropped % into
the water with a loud splash amid roars OF
Rsekps e5a GS.,tth the $500 cup Offered by & the
petition.
~; A TUB race in three heats ended the sports
,h une nrsI heat was won by Kenneth Whiting
smith captured the third. Whiting won tho
nnal heat, with Singer second.
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The Portland Baseball Club would like to arrange
games with clubs whose players average II years.
Address James G. Potts 1876 Park avenue. Brooklyn.
st. Louis College has July 81. Aug. l and still
open, and would like to play any nrst.class club
offering suitable Inducements. Address Edw ard ].
Walsh, $50 West Thirty sixth street
The Century Baseball Club would like to arrange o
game with the Johnstown Field Club to be played
on the Centurys GROUNDS IN duncan avenue. Jersey
Coughlan, ~ Beach st.
The letter carriers OF this city have organized
team of baseball players and would like to hear from
all Police and Fire Department teams, marines, ship
teams. soldiers in nearby forts. letter carriers OF
Brooklyn, Jersey City Hoboken. and any other team
composed OF municipal employees. Address George
Heinze. Carrier. General Post oi1ice.
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Cricket.

BATH. England, July 2o.-The Gentlemen of
Philadelphia made an excellont showing hero
to-day In their match against Somerset Al
though the latter scored seventy-eiGht for two
wickets on Monday. tho remaining eight put on
only 122 to-day, Lester and Scattergood proving
quite a combination. G. 8. Patterson and A. NJ.
Wood then set the ball a-rolling for the visitors
and they kept Somerset's felders on the hop
until the time arrived for drawing stumps. Be-
fore the two batsmen were separated they put
up o century. Wood was caught at cover
point off hot cut for faultless inning of ffty-
seven. The game will be continued to morrow
morning. The score:
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W
Time-2:llh. 2:l2s4, 2:l2L.


OLD ORCHARD. Me-. July a0-A fair day and fast
track marked the rst circuit rottng meeting the
kite track here to-day. There two events the
card-2:l5 trotting and 2:l5 paclng-and the crowd
some fine racing. While both events cap
tured in straight heats nearly every foot OF the mile
a horse The talent had on day. no
favorite winning In the 2:l0 pacing Fred wilkes
pick ed for the good thing, but tho Ohio horse
Winfield, generally a most erratic performer was
his good behavior and won a game race. The 2:l5
trot a warm hustle from start TO hnish and fur
nished surprise winner in Frank P!erson. The nnal
heat OF this one OF the most exciting ever
seen here At the wire blanket would have covered
Pierson Ventura and Dexter H. but Pierson had Just
enough left to land his heat and race by The
summary;
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weights for Winged Foot Handicap.

The weights for tho Winged Foot Handcau,
to be run on Thursday. July 20, are as follow,
Hamburg: 1873; varus, l2Si HandbalI, IgI; CA,
Bend l22i Blntaway, 10; Blsrney stone, llG Ial.
mann ~ wild Warrior, no. necautur iO7: Wa.'o.
iul lOIi Warrington, 100; Lydian. 100; Sensatlan .
iObi heprsal l04; fcncer l6I, The Dominican ~
Uncle Louis, lO4; San DImas, lOli IiaISS Boy lIsI
Tietlsr; dOts Gibraltar, lOIi The Huguenoi, lO.i
Lucid 1925 sanders, 100; Chang, 100; False PT.is
esi Julius Cesar vsi Don't Cafe, 90, h!i1eur s 81
Gov. BuAhnell yo; Commercial Traveller. V5i puuu.
lex soi Niger Baby 90 Flt Fruit 00j RllssrU ~.
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Time-2:l3L. 2:l5a. P:llia.
x,a Mccoy and Tommy Ryan Matched.

BUFFALO, July 2O.-Kid Mccoy and Tommy
Ryan were matched tonight to fight twenty
rounds on Sept for the largest purse obtain
able. After much pickering they agreed to
meet at pounds, weigh in at the ring side. Nc
1856 pounds for n long time. The match was
made by Frank w. Kelly, acting for Mccoy, and
George Cochrane OF SYRACUSE, acting for Ryan.
OF the Olympic A. c. 1t 1t understood that the
Empire A. g. OF Syracuse will offer a percentage
abouts. The Olympic Club OF Buffalo will also
make high bid
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Tho Puck Wins Again.

NEWPORT. July 2o.-For the third time out Of
the three starts E. d. Morgans 3o-footer Puck
won again to-day in tho race for the cup offered
by II. b. Duryea. owner OF the Vaquero. There
were six starters. They sailed to Dyer's Island
In southwest breeze. tho start being made from
brenton's Cove at 2;65 o clock. The Puck soon
took the lead. and held 1t until the finish. Mrs.
Morgan sailed In Puck, Mira Duryea In tho
MaWa, and Miss Van Winckle in the EsperanEa.
The Official time was as follows:
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SOUTHAMPTON, July 20.-A squad from Com
pany OF the Eighth Regiment, thirty in num-
Der. and mounted on bicycles, passed rapidly
through this village about o'clock this after
Which point tSey ewpected g TO reach oeoef
Capt. Thomas f. Lyon and Lieut.. s. Annable
were in charge. Each Iuan carried pouch. O
be standing the trip well, Notwithstanding the
heavy load each carried. The roads are quito
heavy owing to recent rains.
SHELTER ISLAND, July 2o.-The bicycle corps
OF the Eighth Regiment, which is touring Long
Island arrived ut Sag Harbor about 6o'clock
this evening. Tho men averaged from Centre
Morichcs. where they camped last night, about
seven miles an hour. They will camp at Sag
Harbor to night and will start for Montauk TO-.
morrow. where they will remain two days.
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TRoTTING AND PACING.
Milton SIS Chamber OF Commerce Stakes
Luxon q Surprise.


Luxon q Surprise
DETROIT, July 20.-There were two trotting
contests and pace on tho card at the Crosse
Pointe track to-day, the Chamber Of Commerce
Stakes. for 2:2l PAGERS, being the big betting
event. The track was very fast, the attendance
the best of tho meeting, and the talent was in
excellent form. For the first race, the $3.50 trot,
Daro Devil was the favorite at $50 in pools OF
$3.50. with Ackerland and May Fern bringing
$50 each. Della Fox drew the pole and held IL
all the way to the wire, stalling of Geers drive
with Dare Dovil in tho stretch. Della Fox then
became favorite in tho POOLS but broke at the
quarter In the second heat and fell far back.
Dare Devil thcn assumed command and won un-
der pull. The next two heats were captured
by Dare Devil without much OF an effort.
For the Chamber OF Commerce Stakes Milton
S. sold for FOO in pools Of $3.50; Hermetic had
the pole in the first heat, but Milton y. quickly
went to the front and, setting terrific pace,
held the lead to the wire, after stallinR Off the
rush Of Walnut Lad down the stretch. He then
heat He shook them all on at the upper turn
and came home three lengths ahead. In tho
third heat no steadily drew away from the
bunch and at tho three-quarters was six lengths
ahead. He came home In q Jog. He could have
dstanced his field
The talent lost n rabbits foot and dumped
barrels OF money on the wrong horse in the
2:20 trot. In pools of Sl7O The Abbot was
worth S75. Edmonia $25. and Luxon only $40.
The latter, however, had the speed OF the party,
not make a skip. The wise bettors played The
Abbot until no lost tho second heat. In the
first heat mutuals paid &437 for 81. Summaries:
$3.50 class. trotting; purse 81, 500:
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Totals ia 10 Is Al Totals .... % 1895 II
'Anson out for Callahan'a Interference.
Cmcago :................g o 0 0 O-e
FhiiadelphiA. A.............7 o %
harmed runs-chicago. o. First base on errors
Phiadelphia. 4. First base on bAlls-On Friend A.
Struck out-By Friond. 8. Three-Daso hitsHcooioyy.
msmN mSrimss, Two,Sase hits-Srnith, Anson sacrinSs
han; Delehanty. Double play-Docker and McCor.
mick Hit by pitcher-By friend, /. Umpire-oDay
ti"ie-s houfs anu 10 minutes Attsndance-1. zoo.
wAsHISGroS. eI LOUISVILLE. 4.
LouIsvTLR, July 20.-washnEton punched bIta on
hsges In the eighth inning and won Out in a well,
games will be played to morrow. The score;
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billiards.

Last nights game at Days billiard academy be-
tween Hugo KerEau and Ed Mclaughlin was nip.
Andtuck anar from beginning TO end. The score for
the nights play was Rerkau 800, Mclaughlin Bi2.
Total score for two nightsi KeTkau coo, AcLaugh,
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Two-base hits-Miller (2) Burke. Three-base hits
hitchie Hamilton, Holiday. schriyer Stolen bases
Burke, Miller. Base on balls-0n Klobedan7. Struck
out-By Rhines 3. Sacrifice hits-Holliday Corcoran.
Irwin. Left on bases-Cincnnati. o. Umpire-Hurst.
rtme-1 hour
CLEVELAND. z; BALTIMORE. Q.
cLEvEIAND. July Soy Young pitched in fine form
today while Baltmores latest acquisition hit At
the right time. Jennings hurt finger and will be out
OF the game for some time. The score,
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rrspURG, 8; BROOKLYN. 0-sEooND GAME.

Earned run-Pittsburg. Stolen bases-smith. Pad.
den. First base balls-By Payne 4. Struck out-By
Payne 3; by Killen /. Time-l hour and SO minutes.
Attendance-3,60O. Umpre-Shoridan.
BOSTON. 0; CINCINNATI. 3-FIRsr GAME
CINCINNATI. July 20.-The double header between
Cincinnati and Boston witnessed by 900 per.
sons to-day. The second game was called at the
OF six innings account darkness and threatened
rain. Lewis invncible In the hrst contest, and
khines, the despsed, proved equally the second.
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THE RECORD.

PrrTsBURG, 4; BROOKLYN. 1-FIRsr GAME
PrrTsBURo. July 20.-Pittsburg took two
eamos from Brooklyn this afternoon. Both con-
tests were pitchers battles, but bases on ba Is.
followed by errors let the locals get the runs
uoeded Tho scores.
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BOSTON.

Eafntd runs, Clncinnati, L Boston. D. Two.b base
hfts-Long, Collins, Burke. Lewis, and Peltz. Three
base hitsmBegen. stahl. and Lowe. Stolen bases
Irwin. Miller. Sacrifice hit-Duny. Double plays
Struck out.1y pwyer. ,QFir.t base on balls-0r
Dwyer. .; on Lewis, ]. Left on basss-CIncinnat, 8;
Boston, 10. First base errors-Cincinnati, q Bos.
ton. g. Umpire-Hearst. Time-e hours and 10 min
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at st. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburg; Bos.
ton at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Washing.
ton at Louisville.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Providence Buffalo at Springfield; Roch.
ester at Wnkesbarre; Syracuse at Scranton.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Richmond at Newark; Paterson at PHILADELPHIA;
Norfolk at Hartford; Reading at Lancaster.
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CLEVELAND, =; BALTIMORE, Q.


Clev Gland. ......,.,,.,2 o. q Q n,
baitmoro....... ........O o o 0 o o o-2
ri Earned uns.CeveIand,.8. First base on errors
CLEVELAND. 2; Baltimore 1. Left on bases-Cleyeland
10; Baltimore. 2. First base balls-on Young, s;
on Biaekburn, 4 Struck out-By Young. 4. Home
run-Walace. Three-base hits-Zimmer (2) Burkett
keitE sacrifce hits-Childs. Wallace, Young Stolen
base-Childs. Double play--MGKean and Tebeau,
Umpire-Emslie. Time-2 hours.
PHILADELPHIA, o; CHICAGO, Q.
CHICAGO. July 20.-A bad error by Mccormick
which should have retired tho side. followed by a
single demorazed Friend, and the visitors ade six
hits for seven runs in the first inning. All OF the
Cola runs were earned. The scorei "
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The Colonia won by So seconds. The Emerald
was second, and the Sachem third.
FoUR.oARED GIa RACE FOR HEN AND CHICKENS
CoLORS.
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Stolen baNes-Jones, Tannehill. sugden. Double
plsy-iyons and Ely. First base on balls-on Ken.
nedy, Il on Hughey |. HIT by pitched ball-By Ken
nedy. l.; by Hughey, l, struck out-By Hugney, 9.
Wild pitch.-HuXhey. Time-1 hour and So minutes
Attendnnce-S 500. Umpire-Sheridnn.
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A. tTaunton-Newport, 7I Taunton, q.
AZ AtPawtuoket-Brockton. 49, Pawtucket, 10.
AtNew Bedford New Bedford, 81 Fall River. z.
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on 6a0saLWashinstan N housye Left
on erroTs-Louisyille. .. Twobase hits-o Brien,
WerIon, stAnori Nagee. Sacrifice hit-Stafiord'
Double plaSs-Clingman Dolan, and Werdeni Brown
ana Demont Stolen baSes-selbAch (g), Farreli
sirek ogt-By King. 81 by MAgee, 8. First base on
- -NS@S S'u
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The ten-mile bicycle championship OF Ireland,
four heats. owing to the many entries. The re-
suit was in the nature Of a surprise Mansfield
the final. and before the others could get going
In pursuit he had secured such n commanding
lead that he won as he liked by nearly a quarter
OF mile. Time, % minutes Al 2-5 seconds. The
Field OF July 10 says: 1T was very popular
victory. as the crowd had little sympathy with
the crawling tactics of the beaten lot.''
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Aunn11o ENnHuA
At RARTTom.
AT HKwARK.
At LANcAsTEn-
Eastern League
AT srRiNoTELD.

sRnsEaoia,.''o sSaalo.......:o SS-'aa e
Bsttsriss-hains and Duncan; McPsrtiin and Zsh.
ner.
In other cities-Rain.
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COLE.
New Record at 81. Andrews Made by John
Reid. yr.-Open Tourney at OtaeEo.


Held. Jr.-Open Tourney at OtAeEO
A new record for tho st. Andrews links was
made on Monday by John Reid, Jr., in match
with John b. Cpham. Reid is a son Of the Pres
ident OF the st. Andrews Golf Club and a prom
mont member Of the Yale University golf team.
At the recent open tourney at the Seabright
Golf Club Reid only succumbed to w. G. Stew
art, the English amateur, at match play, and
was beaten by one stroke for tho gross score
medal in the handicap by James A Tying. These
good performances showed that the young col.
legian is in the front rank among the candidates
for open tournament honors, and his new record
will bring still greater prominence to him.
Reids card follows:
fH.::.:::::::::S Gfas':.":::..SS ssts+S s--ssss Is
The comparative merit of this score Ia shown
by the fact that 1t is within two strokes of the
professional record Of 73. held by VIII Tucker.
and no less than seven strokes below the com
6y an fs 81 made by
opon handicap. Both w. ii. Sands and S. d.
Bowers have made practice rounds in so, which
is still nve strokes above the new record. The
result is the more wonderful in that the first
hole on each round cost six to Reid. The
green had been crossed in 8, a remarkable show.
ing. The ball then lodged in the stubble OF tho
green, and Reid q missed two shots in getting it
out. Barring this hole, and the holes at starting
out, the card proves that the golfng was very
high class.
The final round in the Matrimonial Four
somes at tho Larchmont Golf Club will DO
played this week between Mr.. and Mrs. George
final round for the mems cup in the contest that
began on May 80 was played on Saturday, when
II. T Shriver. scratch, boat Randolph Hurry,
was a record for the local players, but DR.. Carl
Martin OF the Fairfield County Golf Club has
made the eighteen holes In 80. Shrivers score
was:
out............."k o 7 o 8 4-48
In.................3 4 40 SO
On Monday the second team of tho Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club defeated the
first four OF the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club at Elizabeth by six up. The summary:
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Other Games.
AT hERIDEn.

AT nERIDEn.
Meriden..........0 o o o. 9
Brtstol.....-...0 o 2 0 . 0-5 IL 2
Batteries-Clements and Theisen; Friedman and
wise
AT ATLANTIC CrrT.
Atlantic City.............1 0 o.
Cuban Giants. o o o -
Batteries-voorhis and Brennan; Adhen and vii.
liams.
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,:,, !: s..s,;: .,,s :o:: A,::.s.a'a''a u~Dc'.Ais
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On Monday the second team of the Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club defeated the
nrst four OF the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club at Elizabeth by six up. The summary:
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
The WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
August 10, l897, P.
The following the maximum temperatures
reported from stations in California to-day
Eureka SO, Red BlnfY 80, Fresno 96, San Luis
Obispo 80, Los Angeles 49, San Diego 70 Yuma
1O4
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
81 minimum 54, mean So
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure has risen generally over the coun-
try west of the Rocky MOUNTAINS during The past
twenty -four no ur5. Rain has fallen along the
Washington coast, with high southerly winds.
Showers reTorted in Arizona and at Ell Paso.
The temperature has fallen slowly over the
northern nalf OF the Pacific Slope. 1t has risen
slightly over he southern half. The temperature
Is slightly below the normal in the great valleys
OF California The following maximum wind We
locties are reported Fort Candy forty four miles
per hour from the south. Ell Paso twenty-eight
miles per hour from the SOUTHEAST
A thur derstorm is reported at Helena
Forecast made at san Francisco Tor thirty hours,
ending midnight august IL, 1887:
Northern Californla-ialr Wednesday. except
cloudy along the northern coast; fresh southerly
winds.
southern Caifornia-Fair Wednesday; westerly
Winds: fog long e. e coast in the morning.
Nevada-Fair Wednesday
Utah-Cloudy in northern portion Wed nesd av.
fair in southern portion
AriZona-Cloudy Wednesday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday.
southerly changing TO westerly winds
ALEXANDER McADIE, Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
PRODUCE MARKET.
AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady al zos ou'
The Chartered wheat feet in port has resiseereo
tonnage of 6s,O0O against 81. 200 tons on tne
same date last year; disengaged, g., IONS, .1s
against AZ. 500: on the way to this port. 2Z9,OVo
tons. agains. 257 $50
WHEAT Higher quotations from thicago and
Liverpool gave this market another upward up Iui ~ II
on call. Will lie SEEN The spot market WAS
strong, but no higher. .
Local quot ations are as follows: 81 5112 2 GU
Tor Nc. l. 81 4ss4@1 so for choice and 81 52H2@
1of12 tor extra choice for milling.
BOARD sALEs.
INFORMAL sFssIoN-9:15 o'cIock-December-
~, 900 cts 81 4S7s 4Z,0UU 81 40: 10 700 81 49Hs'
10000, 81 4s34.
SECOND SEssIoN-December-6O00 ctls 81 4s14;
20oU, ss1s; 5000 81 1888 conn
REGULAR MORNING SESSION Decem per--UuU
1000, 81 Ass
AFTERNOON SESSION Decem ber-6OOO ctls,
81 4e3s: 10000. 81 ASIA
BARLr rY-Chevalier is higher and in active de-
mand Feed shows no change, though futnres are
ngher Feed 90@95c: Cbevaiier 81 oOg 90 p
2 cti for No. / and ST. 35gl40 for No 2: new
hrewny, 81 U5@l 10 1or No / and Sigh 0242
for dark Coast.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:15 oclock-Decemoer-
2o0O cts. e312c 2000, 9334c
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING EssIoN-Decem ber-2ooo
ctls, T31sc
AFTERNooN SESSION - December-2OOO ctls
s3as
OATs-New ar g selling somewhat better and the
10 O. the market is firm. Sou hern Red IS ehing m
at 81 O5@l 1919 and new Salinas at VI logl ~
fancy Feed, 81 25@l 30 2 ctl: gooi TO cholce
81 i21a@l 22Ha; common, $l@l H.; surprise 1o
Milling, ST. 2O@1 80 q ctl. Clipped Oats sell al u
o. ton over the raw product
CORN-The market for Large Yellow Is weak
Yellow Is still scarce article. Small Round A y ell
Iow 81 2a@l 35; Large Yellow, ST. Oo@l OfH2;
white. 81 Oogl O712 p ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-95cGSl Is d GU TOR new
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
RECEIPTS OF PnoDUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

San Francisco Savings Union to Katharine
Samsrei her (wife of 6. }, lot on corner of Her
by e S7:6 $40.
A. d. and Frances j. p. Moore to George t.
Klink, lot commencing 100 feet b Of Devisadero
street and 127 :S14 Of Broadway. 4:107s by e
40 SO.
George T. and Marion A. Klink to George A.
Pope, lot on $ line of Broadway 100 E of Devisa-
de- street. 40 by l37:71s; $40
A D. and Frances J p Nor 10 same. lot COM
mencing 100 feet T. of Devlsadero street and
127:oA Of Pacific avenue, 4:lO7s by + 40;
Charles ]. and Martha A. Kaighin to Crocker-
Wool worth National Bank of San Francisco lot
on E line Of Castro street, 227 Of Seventeenth,
s 49 by 80; also lot on sW line OF West avenue,
175 sr. of Patton street, Sc 20, sW 1922 W 25:6
+ 1875, lot bio 2, Ho iv Park Tract; also
E so by N 200, lots IA, Is, 56 and 81, block g.
same: also lot on line OF West Park, 143:2 w Of
Park avenue. w % by 3 100, lot %, block A, same;
Charles A. and Mary A. King to Carl A and
Jennie Ne son. lot on line OF Alvarado, 150 w OF
Martin O'Connell and Oscar Lewis 20 Connell d.
Lewisl, insolvent (by William Lange, sssignee) to
nut and Kearny streets N 275 by W :e also
plant, machinery, &C.; also all property in Ill
leases 162 and l55: also ali properly held by
5000. LOWS - ie''' i'- anu i'''
NJ artn o'Conneli and Oscar Lewis copartners
Formerly O'Connel & Lew.s). same, same
Uhree descrptions), quitclaim deed: 81.
Auguste NJ ana Car Buck to Hypolite Audit.
fred, lot on corner Mission and East streets SW
137 IS by Sc 45:lO. quilcaIm deed; $40.
Abbie L. Geraghty 10 John a. Freden lot on E
line OF Fourth street, 80 of Mission, N 20 by e
80: $50, ,UUU.
Mercantile Library Associa ion to John R.
Spring, all interest Ia lot on E corner OF Eighth
and irwin streets, NE 412:6, Sc 120, NE ! I2:6
=. 40, SM 4l9:4, w 134:l14, NV 1896; go
John r. and Fannie w. Spring to l.. a. Leigh
undivided two-tEirds OF same; SO.
Estate OF Francis s. Spring (by John r. Spring
exeeutor) to same, undivided one-third of SAM; /;
1888.
John r. and Fannie W. Spring to same all Of
same; $40.
San Francisco Land Company to William D.
Caldwell, lot on E line or Ninth avenue 125 S OF
Lake street, : 20 by T. l20; $1,000.
Pacific Bank OF san Francisco to George
Young, lots and l.; block PAT. South Saa fran
CISCO Homestead and Railroad Association; SO
Saomon and Emma Lucas to Louis Kahn un-
divided half interest in followng Lots g. IT
l07 lOS, l5s, $50 and 3l4, Gift Map |; also 10 on
SE corner of Crescent ana Porter streets 46 Is by
70, lots rs, rs and 80 Holiday Map A; also lots
IL TO 20. block /, DE Eoom Tract; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Benjamin e. and Jesse 4. Seavey to Ehie A.
McLane (wife OF George) lot Sc line OF rwen-
ty-fourth avenue, 415 SW OF East Twenlteth
street, SW 80 by Sc $50. being portion of block
L, subdivision so, Associates Tract East oak
land. $40.
Mary and John Gorby and Theodore Meetz (by
nmissoner) 10 Peter II. Stubbe, lot on line Of
Webster street, OS OF Buena Vista avenue. 5 1875
by e l01, being lots to 10. block g. Map OF Shep