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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-11

December wheat $50. .6r4 d64ss e5lsd65ll
Curb December wheat. 65Slc.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago Nov. 1o-Cash wheat-No.
red. esds7c: No. 5. 6$065c; No. hard. s9i2
a66c: No 3. 6Od62l4c; No. northern
spring. 65q6sc; No. :. s+l2g65lac; No. J,
elG64c.
Corn-No. ?. 32a32i4c; No. ;. S1s.a32c.
Oats-No. ?. 34s4 425c; No. g. 2iiz0 2i44c-
Receipts today: Wheat, "a cars; corn
90 cars; oats. 81 cars. Estimated re-
CENTS for tomorrow: Wheat, $50; corn,
rs: oats. I45. Northwestern wheat re-
ceipts, today, 1.G25 cars
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Nov l0.-Wheat-Receipt
1s2 cars: steady: No l hard, sc; No. ?.
5sl9Genc: No. g. 55d59izc; No , red. 64i5c;
No. ,. 61de3c; No. spring. 5sl.a6ec; No.
3, 55d57l.c.
Corn-Steady: No mixed, 2sQ2sl-c; No.
white. &c; No. 5. 2Sl7c.
Oats-Steady: No. white, 25laG26c.
Rye-No. >, 4Sd4s12c.
Hay-Steady; unchanged.
Butter-SJeady; separator, 19i2Gcoc;
dairy. &c
Egg+Steady; fresh, lst4c.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. Nov. 0.-Wheat-ReceIpts 1+S
cars: lower: No. red cash. elevator
6slSc bid: track, s7'zd6Sizc; December.
eSssc asked: May. 6Si4 aGSsc asked; No. ?
hard sSi2Gs5c.
! Corn-Lower: No. > cash. 31iac bid: De
/ cember 3oi. 090asc bid; May. 317sc asked.
( Oats-Steady: No. cash. sc bid; track
/ &c: December. &c bid; May. 25@.c asked;
No. white. 2Sq Sic
/ Rye-Higher; Sc
! Flaxseed-Iowsr: eeit &C.
/ Pork-Easser: standard mess SIS.
Lard-Eas.er: prime. Sf-S2: choice. 3. 8.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 1sg2Sc: dairy
+ 15G3lc
Eggs-Higher; 11izc.
NEW YORK
New York. Nov 1o-Wheat-Receipt
! es.l75. exports. 1855 Spot eaE; No. ,
red. 75l.c. Z o. b.. afoat Options closed
. Sza7sc decline. Sales included No. red
+ May. closed al 7g7sc.
! Corn-Receipts. $40; exports. i5.IS5.
Spot easier. No .. Sic z o. b. aHoa-
( Options closed sc net lower; May closed
a. ss4c
oatEReceipts, e155s: exports. Lsso.
Spot dull; No. 2 2s'4c asked Options
nominal
Butter-Receipts. s,6S packages: firm:
western creamery, 15i-q &c. Es.ns. e;
factory. 111.G1H-c
+ Egg-Receipts. s455 packages: very
firm; western, &c.
LIVERPOOL
/ Liverpool Nov. 0-Wheat-Futu-es
closed quiet; November. nominal, De-
/ cember. ss Sd: March, S ulsG
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VERSUS The STANDARD OIL
Union Tank Line Charged With Be
ias in Goilu.ion-

Cleveland. O. Nov. l8--sta,s Attorney
General Mozetr announces ths; he has
lied another petirlta against branch q
The Standard or company IL ths Ohio So
2reme court The case this tine ls aEzlas-
the Union Tank Lane company. ~1sch =
incorporated under the laws = N@x Jer-
sev. ard which came into eX-s-encs vs-y
shortly as-er ths decree Of ne supTezs
court = this state or5s-lrs tAe S,zE--i
OI company - Mo Up ~ a@ai-- he
stockholders q the Un.ta Tank L-.ae cor
pz1y. NJ N51s.; says. a-e practically re
sane ~ those o.. tss Standard o. con-
7a-r. s1t - -3=pa-y AS organ I'd SIR
l,y or TIE purpose 70 fa--1=raz re S-aE-
Gars company 10 is -@er-s - eV45e ~
tsc.so- % she supreme cczrr
The petition asks inst ere 6=fez1e-ts -
compelled z s.5~ rsEss Why r5sg shoz-5
10, x ozstsd tro1 dang b2<tasss L OHIO.
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CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with only a normal line OF offerings. Chi
caco reported their market a : steady
with Wednesdays decline; Kansas City
vas strong. with a fairly liberal line Of
offerings and native steers going at s.. 6eG
525. on the local market yesterday there
was most decidedly mixed lot. There
we're a few cows. some stockers and feed
ers. and 20 finish up the line there came
struggling in toward the last a few bulls,
which were cons gned with cars Of hogs.
a. well as OF heifers and calves. All
cattle offered yesterday were al once bid
for. and nothing of even fair grade went
20 gging. There was a good firm demand
Tor the various classes of cattle, from
the lowly Gamer up TO the high grade
feeder and butcher steer. As a matter
az fact. there was little on sale n the
last two mentioned classes. but ali stock
~ any grade was taken and a. prices
Very satisfactory 70 the seller.
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neriean character and n. honor OF tss.-

American character and the honor OF Their
arms"
RECOMMENDS ARMY INCREASE
General Niles closes his report with
some earnest Recommendations for the
improvement OF the military branches
He trusts the exper.s1ces OF the past fsv
months viii prove valuable 20 The cou1-
Try and 70 The government. The value
OF ccas, desenses, he SAYS has been
proven. and the system should % con-
pleted without DELAY. He fsvorS vns
adoption OF A standard Of strength fer
the army 20 meet the couatry'S growth
and suggests that II De one solder to-
every one thousand people. y1esdinE .
force OF ss579. Weils this force Is already
provided Tor. unfortunately the AEthortz-
ing ac- requires the army 20 - reduced
"a lis former inadequate basis on ire
termination o re war.
General Niles. IN conclusion. recon-
mends the authorization OF an auxiliary
force 90 native troops IN CuSa. Porto
REQ and th> Philippines. 30 be ceseer>i
BY United States army officers and ret
exceeding two soldiers FOR one thousand
population % che Islands and Al OF these
increases re urges should oe made a.
once.
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sailors Cruelty Treated

san Francisco. Cal. Nov. i0.-Fiftsen
sailors o. the steam whaling bark Belve-
dere filed libel suit agaarlss tho bark IN
the United States district court they
arege that they shipped for tVs:,e
months whaling cruise and taat they Ners
frozen iu an winter in The arctic. near
Pont Barrow. and that WHEN the vesss.
got away and reached Port Clsrence. -
The expiration o. their term - service.
they asked % D. discharged. They aver
that the aster cap,aln Aiillard. not only
refused 70 comply with their request out
kept them virtually prisoners On 5osrd tfa
bark for ~tEht months longer. 'hsrr .
~ cruelty are also made and damazes Sc
rrrraaH
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STRONG D 8 HIGHER
Fair Day for Hogs and All
offerings Taken.
TOPS UP TO $685.
Cattle Steady NTH a Mixed
Lot of offered Stock.
r,a Wichita bor market yesterday

The Wichita hos market yesterday
ruled generally strong TO sc hisher-
Through most Of the early part Of the
trading. including al the morning trade
and q good part of the afternoon, the
most that could be said for the market
tone was simply strong. That there was
2 strong market price being paid for
hogs was self-evident, the very mediocre
grade Of stuff on sale, and the relative
strength of other markets compared and
considered. BY the time the last car
lot had crossed the scales late in the day
= became apparent that q split Of strong
to SC higher was the most completely
stating market. The first part Of the
business was mainly the wagon and local
trade, and this branch. by the way, was
very active so long as il lasted. There
was a good string Of wagon hogs re-
Celved. and while not surprisingly eXor-
bitant yet were better in point OF re-
ceipts than any day lately. These were
O. mixed grade, running from light
weight common stock 70 heavy, coarse
hogs, with an average sprinklIng OF fat
even running hogs, all Of which were a
once snapped up at the best prices the
general trend OF the live stock market
G5ived all through the day was nothing
al all TO be proud OF. For long time
after the opening the prices paid for
hogs went al a very Indifferent figure,
SEQ g Is and even up TO $50 being the
best that could be paid. The first car
load to cross the scales were tipped off
al $3.50. and they averaged in weight PSI
pounds. The next car were bid at the
top Of the bulk. and this was the best to
be received all through the rest Of the
trading, clear up 70 the last load 10 go
over the scales. late in the day, and this
load Tapped over the next highest point
just 2l2 cents and placed the top Of the
day which was 50 3. This last car load
was one OF evenly avera ginb butcher hogs
showing up the very fair weight Of 80
pounds average, with no dock or cut
out and well worth all they received
The demand was good and all buyers
we're on the market for hogs. the local
packing call being as always for slaugh-
ter hogs IN condition for immediate kill
ing and the shipping demand for lights
and thin stock UP 10 the usual point. In
all. il was a good day on the local mar
ket and no hogs Of whatever class went
begging, there being a live demand for
them all. and at the close all the hog
pens were empty.
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SLUGGEO BY A BARTENDER
Missouri Private Pound Uneoacieas
with Pockets Empty

Kansas city. No. Nov 10 Charles ".
Young. corporal IN company a.. Ffffh
Missouri volunteers mustered out yester-
day. is unconscious aud probably tyiry It
the CITY hospital. his skull erusa,L IRE
result Of saloon row. BARTENDER Rags
dale. who rendered Young unconscious
with a beer glass. thrown al hin. Is under
arrest Although Young had just been
paid by tho government. no money vss
found IN his pockets. Murder and rob-
berry may be the charge on Thlch HAS
dale viii be held. Young has family q,
l7io Mississippi avenue, s.. A.3uil Hss
parents 1--we Al Palusvfile. -.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 1O.-The rain today tend
ed 10 retard trading in cattle and a few
choice cons gnments sold a little better
than yesterday Cows and heifers as well
as calves declined somewhat. Native beef
steers. 81 seas >; common western feed
ers. SS.7oQ4-o5. choice TO extra cattle,
s. 3oQ5. 80; stockers and feeders. <5.tet3
4S.
An unusually good demand for hogs
caused prices 70 rule stronger and p,
a5c higher early. The market weakened
late and the advance was lost Hogs sold
al - i0G3.67is, mostly s.. 45u5.55; pigs. . 70
QS.55.
Prices were stronger for the better class
OF sheep and lambs and largely 10 cents
higher Native sheep. saga. 75; western
5. NSI4 -. native muttons 81 0ol5 ., feed
ers. 81 501l5.l0; nice yeariings. $i.l7l-g5.50
eceipts-Cattle 500; hogs BOO; sheep
lO.0oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. Io,-Csttle-Receip
tofficiaiD 500 natives. $ Texans. Sharp
reduction in supplies stimulated prices.
Good slaughtering and feeding cattle &C
tive. nrm prices Choice heavy steers.
S. isa6- y: medium. s+.73a5-l5 light
weights, 81 4ol5-0o; stockers and feeders.
$. 4oI4 -; butcher COWS and heifers s. IS
a4.35; western steers. S-l5G4 3; Texas
steers. S2.%l+.3: Texas butcher cows.
s. seas CO: canning stock. s.. Ic912 IS.
Hogs-Receip1s, (ofTIc4sl) l5-SSo- Trade
was good early. sales steady 70 cents
higher. Close about steady; heavisS. 8. .
q5-so; mixed S.sSG3. 50: lights. $S-SSGS. ~
Sheep-Receipts, toriclal) 80 Offer
ings mostly range stock. Active demand;
slaughter!ng ard feeding sheep selling
quickly a. steady prices. Native lambs.
$5.ooE5 %; native mut1ons. S3.ScC4 81;
western lambs, s.. SsG5.41: western nut
tons $i.eoG4.io; western feeding lambs.
s. .S5Q+.7 3; western feeding sheep. 8. 4oSa
40; stock ewes. s5.2SG3.75; cuus. ss.5s3
$50.
ST LOUIS.
s. Louis. Nov. la-CGttle-Rscsip
go. including 1.9a0 Texans. Market steady
az the recent decline. Native shipping
steers. s.. $3.50; light and dressed beef
and butcher steers. $3.5154 p. stockers
and feeders. Ss-Sols4. 70, cows and heife-s.
$. 0aT4- -. Texas and Indian steers. So
GS -; cows and hsifers. 8 l9s7S %
Hoss-Receipts, 7.0o. market I'VE cents
higher. Workers. S-SsEs. ~. packers. "a
as. 81; butchers $. 55lS.s s.
Sheep-Rece:pts, ESQ; market strong
but unchanged.
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STREET CAR LINES lied UP
Dallas. Texas. Aosormen go Out On .
Reiustatem Demand

s. Louis. No. New IA special - me
Post Dispatch fro Dallas. Tex. says
The lines % tia Consolidated Electric
Stree, Car company in this city are lied ~
oy a strike iuaugura,et ;,dsy. Several
m0termeR were discharged BY the new
superintendent and other on were u'ii n
their places. The employees demar-ej tse
reinstatement y ne discharged men sai
when their demands Mere igap-~a they a.
went out
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COTTON.

New York, Nov Io-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices > 20 points
h gher OF good buying for Liverpool &C
count; demand from local shorts and -
newed support from south The 5u-Hsa
weather statement was responsible f1-
the buying movement Reports g rains
and colder weather gave that class 4
traders bzSing their views for 9 --b-rl-
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.nAixAxD PnoD0UE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago Grain and Provision markets.
furnished by r. L. Bostick, Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and y. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone l61.
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II you want Stocke-s or Feeders wife
Us Reasonable advances z-Epe-i=--els
statesmen n each department Cattle.
HaSs and sAs.R 1s-e1Ao-s las
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London. Nov s-cssua- vauun. -.
rre-aIlurEfrt ard inventor icrG~- On 80
TPPaeIse coast. wse~e he iecfures IN
mining sgal-cfs. ard vh0 Wa rep-o-fs.i
% have feff Lonieu recently sff~r p
uan-lal coup oy Va.ch ~ seras-~-i G1aoa0
81 - Blk 70 E-1zisnd IN Ar1>se-sa ra.i-
road sa-1-st.e-. wac arrested in Fiersncs.
ITALY. iris afternoon
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Rough RIder- al Hor-4- show

C}eve and. o. Nov. DIS Cisvs.a-i
horse show. which opened a. ne Cenfrei
a-mory on Tuesday evening. f. meeting
Vi'h marked success notviZhSt audinE =
continual c9w1pour ~ rs.n -ar ne rect
,hr.e days -hs affendasarne. 800 -aiiy q
society people. - phesl0guezi ally large.
Nearly ali % ~ Ne -hSorins< cities srs
zeu represented Tnr e7sry sTt - a ionH
one and includes MANI Sra a1rs~s afG
vehicles.
Tie R9uxh RIDER win tas- era -
western broDehos. gave ths an-st saai1f-
gon % hors~unanshlp ever sea fa fns
cfy. al received urh enffaslss.i- 20
,iaurs TT. SHOW 49, cpnt.arss Throughout
the Week
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GEO r BARSE. J i. WAITE
President S=c-tr=Es
PADCE Live Stock
O1 ANIL Commission Co.

Rooms L5s-ls5 Live Stock Exchange E.5r
KANSAS CITY. No
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Capital s.8ck- s-saooa Pas %.
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'-Tais iss, the mater - re. % zrcspt
srrrrsadsr. order al assault Or Ei-s1ols
tie sane"
General NIsE than r-11=Efe-3 Ssuvso-
20 - ready % cover tae lantlcg = ~
t-oops rex: tay ard instructed general
Henry Accordingly. Evsry-ht-g vas b.
readiness. n pain EiEat q tee spsntss
-o-u- rter Nhe- ta= latter ad1-es..s z
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Liverpool. Nov. o-Wheat-Futu-si
closed quiet; November. nominal, De
cembe-. Is Sd; March. 5 IIS6
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
Louisville Handicap De- cided at Churchill
 Downs.
Paul Kauvar, the Favorite, Finishes Outside the
 Money.
Inn at Last Loses a Race, Running Second to Abuse at Lake
 side.
Special Dispatch to The Call

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 7-The nrincinaI event at Churchill Downs was the Louisville handicap, which lost somewhat in interest when SalVable and Roanerges were scratched. It went to Estaca. the fourth choice, at 5 to 2' Paul Kauvar. the to 1 favorite, fail ing to show. A sloppy track precluoeo fast time.
 Five furlongs, Batten won. 0ld Fox seeond, CimaeHs third;d 1dee Il6e onigley gyz won, oSnard u5ie Inises second, % suydam third. Time Four furlongs, Amelia T won, Louisville Ll1l5 sixteenths, stake s15Oo, Estaca ao l94 9t lBeaH qHoi44p2; to 2s;econd c1 GaIlvapt 8S Pupee9, t1 third Time, 1;523a. Paul o kanvar' aan uln- brella and Good sG1ne Iimes fs3 Pa0chita II won High links second, Nicholas third Time mont second. Besique third. Time, :51A CHICAGO, May 7.-Lakeside results; six fgFloqgs M9sT2 5s;ao wQP @ms anojtatuS 9i sec
 Five furlongs, Lord Fairfax won, Pous- ter Swivel second, Novice third. Time -'S SeVVen-sixteenths of a mile, kentucky Colonel won, Juggler second. McCarren 'i3Ir~ inne and ji an eighth miles, Pop Dixon won. Joe Shelby second, Valid third. Time, 1:57A a Peter McCue third. Time, 1:01.
 | Six furlongs, Duke of Haven won, La Princessa second, May Wade third Time,
 NEW YORK, May 7-.In spite of the he cold and cheerless weather about loQ0O people were at Morris Park to-day at the opening of the real season for racing Tn New York The chief event of the card was the Metropolitan handicap. Bowling Di FiVa TUn and a half furlongs-Cleophus won, The Manxman second, Reprisal third Seven furlongs, selling-Irish Reel won, Double Quick second. Arabian third.
 Juvenile, five furlongs-Glenheim, won, Duke of Middleburg second, Prestidigita- trice third. Time, 1:01A.
 Metropolitan, one mile-Bowlfng Brook, 102 (CIay) 10 to 1, won: George Keene, 102 (Sloan), 12 to 1 and to l. second; Octa- gon, 116 (Simms). Il to 5. third. Time, 1:44 Macy, Ben Holiday, Imperator, Algol, pr. Cattlett and Bishop II. also
 Four furlongs-Filo dor won, Counsel or Weinberg second, Dr. Eichberg third Time, :4715.
 One miFe-Sly Fox won, Great Bend sec ond, Blue Away third. Time, 1:45l2.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION. Larger Mains and More Hydrants Asked by the Fire Commissioners.

Tn a communication filed by the Board of Fire Commissioners with the Super visors it is recommended that the Super visors request the Spring Valley Water Works to lay larger mains, not less than eight inches, and set new fire hydrants as follows: Southeast corner of Jones and Chestnut streets, northeast corner of Chestnut and Leavenworth, southeast corner Washington and Laguna, north east corner Hyde and Broadway, north east corner Larkin and Broadway, south- west corner Twentieth and Arkansas, southwest corner Wisconsin and Twen- tieth, west side of Wisconsin, 433 feet south of Twentieth; northwest corner Wisconsin and Twenty-second, southeast corner Sixteenth and Guerrero, south west corner Sixteenth and Dolores, south side Sixteenth. opposite Landers; south west corner Sixteenth and Church, south east corner Dolores and Sixteenth, east side Dolores, 260 feet south of Six teenth northeast corner Dolores and Seventeenth, northeast corner Dolores and Eighteenth, northeast corner Dolores and Fourteenth, southwest corner San Jose avenue and Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
THROWN IN 4
 PADDED CELL Mrs. Heinrich Charged With Insanity by Her Illus
 band.
Convinced That She Is Mentally Sound Dr. Lusti9 Ordered
 Her Released

Mrs. Dorita Heinrich, the wife of Bruno Heinrich, who is connected with the Cal ifornia Electrical Works, was arrested yesterday afternoon on complaint of her husband for insanity. The unfortunate woman was taken to the Receiving Hos pital, where she was placed in a padded cell As she appeared perfectly rational the doctors became suspicious and started an investigation.
 They learned that Heinrich had pro- cured the warrant for his wifes arrest, alleging that she was insane and likely to kill herself He also claimed that she was in the habit of writing farewell let ters to him announcing her intention of doing away with herself. Fearing that she would commit suicide Heinrich claims that he decided to have his wife arrested for insanity in the hope that she would regain her mental equilibrium while con- fined in some institution for the insane.
 Convinced that the unfortunate woman was not insane. the doctors at the hos of the Commissioners of Lunacy, and con cluding that the woman was mentally sound, Daley sent for Dr. Lustig, one of the Commissioners of Insanity. The doc tor had an extended consultation with Mrs. Heinrich, after which he immediate ly ordered her discharged.
 ''She is not mentally deranged," re- marked the doctor. "Why her husband had her arrested on that charge is beyond my comprehension, I intend to see that a thorough investigation is made, and have requested Mrs. Heinrich to be pres ent at the next meeting of the Commis- sionerS.'
 Mrs. Heinrich makes some damaging charges against her husband, which she claims she can substantiate.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
AT INGLESIDE.

A fair crowd attended the dog races at the Ingleside Coursing Park yesterday afternoon. With but one or two excep- tions the talent took the money. Obedfah, the short end in a to 1 shot, won from Minerva. A tip was out that Soubrette would win the puppy stake, but how false it was was easily proved in the race with White Wings. At first Soubrette ran no-go with White Wings, but In the second race White Wings had 1t all Lass O Gowrie, a to 2 shot.
 The following is the day in detail:
 First ties of the Puppy stakes-Dilon & Reil- Tvs Dauntless beat F Foleys Revolver: Cro- min & McDonald's Thornhill beat La Cuna s Napoleon; J. Sheas Rathbone beat J. Sater Castaway; G. H. Burfend's Royal Prize beat J. Egan,s Maid of Erin; Larkey & Rocks Iib- erty Bell beat G. La Cuna's Royal White IeeckelInan x Panario's Royal Oak beat k D. kays Killarney Lass: J. McCormlcks White phys Obediah beat Larkey X Rocks Minerva ]. ,M1urphys Dempsey Lass beat Holmes X SScheitlns.s Scar4pin; D. Wilson's Masnesia beat Lowe & Thompsons Phoebe.
 All-aged stake-First ties-Lowe & Thomp- sons High Born Lady beat F. w. Duffy's B; J. Shea's Firenzi beat D. Shannons Swiner- tom F. McComb's Olen beat Jimm- Anthony S Sheehans Lass O Gowrie Larkey & Rocks Myrtle beat E. c. Jones Gaslight; F. Brophy' $ Benicia Boy beat Dillon X Retlly,s Sunol; D. leon; Dillon & Reilys Right Bower beat NJ. Cusacks Brown Eagle: Kay & Trant's Eclipse beat c. Reidy's Barneice; J. Deans Come T Ihompson,s Prince al beat Ford & Duffy s Trink; r. Moran's Van Kirk beat E. J. Heney' s Little Cripple; P. J. Rush's Van Needa beat J. F. Rodgers Little Dottie; Kay & Trant' s
 w. O'Neils Promise Me beat E. J. Heney' s Harkaway; Lynch & Maher's Mystic Maid beat
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
TRACK NOTES.

Joe Murphy, who has presided in the stand both at Oakland and Ingleside tracks the past season, departed for the East last evening, accompanied by his family. Judge Murphy will again preside in the stand at Oakland next winter, but 1t is more than likely that Captain Rees will resume his old position at Ingleside when next that track throws open its gates.
 Barney Schreiber and his crew also left for St. Louis last evening. Barney did not put in a very prosperous season or It here, but expects to even up things ln the Eastern country the coming summer.
 Marsh Redon must have read the stars and been aware that Colonel Dan was III poor condition, for he nearly got becalmed taking the money at 3 to 5. It Is said the colt was but recently nerved and showed signs of lameness going to the post Malay he evidently got quite bargain Frisco Lind has the youngster in splendid condition and he appears to be abe to run with any of them:
 The saddlegirthS on OJa1 looSeneo, which accounted for the rather indiffer- ent finish put up by Ruiz at the end. But for this unforeseen happening there might have been a different tale to record.
 Polish was heavily backed and exten- Cash Sloan rode him to excellent adVan- tage. but the colt was evidently a trif1e short He stopped the last sixteenth.
 It was one of the good days that Del Paso experiences, and had the big brown horse not been cut off after passing the paddock his number would just about have been hung out.