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office until July IL of this year. Mr..
Platte has the confidence of the masses,
is an enterprising, upright and honorable
man, and will make one of the best coun-
ty auditors Ramsey county has ever had.
DO not forget to place an X after the
name of VIM. Platte when you vote next
Tuesday.
DIR. o. S. PINE.
DR.. 0. S. Pine has been a resident of St.
Paul for a decade. He was born in Bur-
lington, VT, and is SO years of age. He
came West in 1882, going to Aberdeen,
S. D., where he remained until 1888, when
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of bill creating and establishing the
normal schools at Mankato and st.
Cloud, and for the benefits these institu-
tions have been and are to the educa-
tional development of the state, and to
the general welfare of the communities
where located, Judge Buck is largely to
be accredited. For five years he was q
member Of the state normal board, as
sisling in framing and directing the sub
stantial policy upon Which those institu-
tions are based. tHeNas twice elected
county attorney, }erveA several terms as
member Of the Iatkato board Of edu-
cation, besides hdadinig other positions of
trust and HONOR all of which he dis
charged with marked fidelity. But 1t is
his record az associate justice, to which
we desire to call special attention. From
his earliest boyhood, IN his associations,
convictions and sympathies, Judge Buck
has been and is strongly allied with the
common people. He is thorough be-
lever in popular governmcnt-that the
strength and power OF this government
rests with the people, and in all decisions
made by him not only are his convictions
in this respect strongly manifest, but m
earnest desire to sustain them in the ex-
ercise Of all their privileges and rights.
There Is a plain, earnest and unmistaka-
BILE honesty in all his judicial utterances
that mark his faith and confidence in the
people as the source of all governmental
power. There ia a clearness and
strength about his judicial rulings that
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Closing,


lhil TIL Nov. 4.-1he market ,iuil anu
weaker yesterday. December Orerrd ',r off ut
Gi'.c sold M To else ut n:.h OF ia ~
and at l2:"J was quoted ca cash 4M.0On
IN AT at over December "ntil noon and .1,c after,
thsh sales: .StNn0 hu No. northern, a. Go,nob
m No, northern. G1Ac: .i.0pn hu M. : rthcvn,
4".mdac: car rejected &C. I.uM, u iax Si.n4,5dr
ln". Car inspection. wheat. lSi' corn /: oats. S:
rye s: harley. ~. ilaN. Ii. Krrcirls. wheat,
4t4."i3 hn: rye. ia-H; barley. .7.2aa: GLS. HlEha
Shrments wheat. 4.5,7S5 hu: barley. y9,al4: ilax.
lSSNl5
december closed HAr off at 6iar: spot M.
hard 7oiac: No. | norurn. &c: No. . nur,i,arn.
G''Yr: NJ" spring, Ole: to arrive. No, | hard
'0'sc; NJ northern. &c: No. hard. December,
G'se: May. G'"4r: NJ, ! northern. May. $3.50.
oats, "a'an2jr rye. Sic: barley 3T.c; flax. 81 %.
I,tcln"her. sl.Nl. May. sou: conn .St.r.
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JUDGE DANIEL BUCK,

Associate Justice of the minnesota
Supreme Court.
Hon. Daniel Buck, fusion candidate for
reelection to the supreme bench, was
born and reared in the state of New
York. In carly manhood he moved to
Minnesota, settling here in 1857. when it
was territory, and he has been promi-
nently identified with the growth and
development OF the state up to the pres
ent time
He was elected a member of the lcgis-
laturc in 1858, and again in 1866. by his
personal efforts, in 1866 when member
of tho legislature, he secured The passage
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selection of our judges.

In 1890 Judge CAVITY was elected to the
district bench of Hennepin county. Une
of his first important criminal trials as
a judge was the case of one Leo He'll
perm, who was charged with embezzling
$500 from the Columbia Mill company.
A pretended defense was cooked up to the
effect that Heilpern was not the only
thief, but that there were others. OF
this gauzy defense Judge Canty said:
Gentlemen Of the jury. if the defense in
this case is that one thief helped the
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HERMAN OPPENHE1M.

Herman Oppenheim was born at Spar
ia, Wis. June 10, 1870. His grandfather
was Herman Greve, one of the first white
settlers OF Vernon county, Wis. His
mother, Mrs Ansel Oppenheim, nee
Josephine Greve, was born in Johns
town, Pa, and his father, Ansel Open
heim, was born in New York city. Her.
man came to st. Paul with mis- father and
mother in 1876. He went through the St.
raul public schools and the High school,
then went to the University of Wiscon-
sin, and graduated from the law school.
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FORWARD TO An oLp.1IME VICTORY
A TICKET THAT DESERVES THE sup
s. PORT OF ALL VOTERS.
men Of EXCELLENT s1AxOIls, THEY
sWILl. PROVE WORTHY OF THE CON-
"' FtDENCT: BESTOWED UPON THEM.

All the signs point to splendid VIC
sory for the Democratic party in RAM
sey county next Tuesday. With an ex-
cellent ticket, the united Democracy of
Ramsey seems destined to once more
take that position which it so long and
so faithfully held. Republican rule or
misrule in the affairs of government in
that county for the past five years seems
at an end. The handwriting is on the
wall. A crushing defeat awaits tho
party Of putocracy That is plainly evil
dent in these closing moments of an act
i've campaign.
COUNTY TICKET.
Judge of District Court. George L. Bum
Judge of District Court. Jas. C. Michael
Clerk of District Court. James A. Meade
County Auditor .... go. William Platte
county Treasurer. Anton Miesen
County Sheriff. John Wagner
Register of Deeds. 80. Victor c. Gilman
County Attorney. .. Herman Oppenheim
Judge of Probate Court. John Cavanagh,
Abstract Clerk. Frank J. Files
Soiouel ...... .OfeQ 5. Fine
!, -Gounty Surveyor. ...........J. B. Irvine
County Supt. of Schools. John A. Hogan
County Commissioner
William Brown, Charles Kartak.
D. J. Sullivan, Charles Ref
mas. McCaron, Oscar Tankenoff.
LEGISLATIVE.
Senators
District. Edward Peterson
Thirty-fourth District. r.. S. McNamce
Thirtyfifth District 90. John Fl. Ives
,ihirty-siXth District. :. John E. Stryker
Thirty-seventh District II. Fl. Ellerbe
Representatives
First Ward. ...........W William Johnson
second Ward. ....... Charles Leidman
ihlfd Nafu. Henry w. Cory
foufth Ward ......... John ]. O'Connor
Fifth Ward. ..........J. @. Juenemanu
oiAtn WARD. ...............A. l.. Graves
Seventh Ward. .........Louis D. Wilkes
Eighth (west part). George F. FINLAND
Eighth Ninth Is. side) w. B. Hennessy
Eighth Ninth IN. side}. Thos. f. Martin
J Tenth Eleventh country. "A. Knowlton
...
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'lll,Aiu. MY. 1, III" llax seed u1ri,rt was
n lil''' off again "n Thursday. bui SIM strong
iln' 'i"",in". I'll" position tx sirnni. ,,ii price.
ilh"lN 4" 4" II lit' higher lrr"'i lr. wrr.
al cars. "a cars at l'uluih and -. Mime
HI"'ll~. The official close. rCpur,r.' lN tho
Nriir Commission Company. ~ ~ in|lrws,: CAST
H'h nj Si".. Northwest at Sl.r.ia. brrcn,brr vt
~ "'r ANA Man nj M.n4ln az yer In, '''s,, ,jM-
"lhcA seed closed at $40 100 lhs. clover scri
'''Sc'! AT Si.7a per 100 lbs Minneapolis .'iNs,.rd
uunirI al 81 Mnt. hM.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARK EFT.

MINNESOTA TRANSFER. Nov. 4--l.arr"ti &,
Zimmerman report: III" aEer' gate Of Nnles to,
Gay proved large and satisfactory. The lnr-
clauses were mndr generally the line Of hnnvy
fiun. t;cn":nl purpose horses wcr sold ut sncri-
trinE prices, Market haH shown M in.liuu In
demand such hn,s,S t'ouSignmcn,s OF urrlv,
Ing stock steady AMI satisfactory und consisted,
rNclsiNrly If heavy Horses III" nominal Nnl,.
OF sr,Nicrallr sound horses. from to wear. 4,
follows:
praiers. rhnc" T." rXlra...........s' 5 oofr ~
l,int"r; common To good ..........., arnfr M 90
Farm horses. 'h"r" to extra Anu6I l0HOj
Farm horses. common I" good ca hhar TE On
l'iNrrs. common I" Enn... e. Ooif ST
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Sketches of the following gentlemen
will be found of particular interest at
this time:
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MARKET REPORT.
THE DAYS RESULTS.

WHEAT MOVEMENT.
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IuTrtI: III" sentiment is strong regarding
the future ri butter. The demand is good inr alt
| Erh'irn. lt"clpIS moderate aud anything
| Cluitr ,inirklN taken.
Tie tair on sinL" ic:u! sugar .,nri"s Ia 81 lbt
| When used iui i'irking stock. A..d" aal Hour
| barrels Jared III ~ lbs.
Quotations today
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Eighth (west parD. George F. FINLAND
Eightll-Ninth Is. side) w. B. Hernessy
:Elghth-Ninth IN. side} .Thos +. Martin
Tenth-Eleventh country. "A. Knowlton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
e closing rates were

DOMESTIC -Savannah-Buy-
fns. Lie discount: selling 1-16 premium. New
Orleans Commercial 81 discount: bank. par.
Charestcn--Bu Buying. par; selling. X premium.
San Francisco-Sigh,. l5c.: telegraph. 17'9c.
Chicaeo-30c. discount. Cincinnati--Ovey coun-
ter. par between banks 25c. 10 i0c. discount.
st. Iouis-Par.
BANK CLEARINGS.- York Exchanges.
$12G.5j435a. balances. S1,G7n,320. Chicago
Exchanges $1,000 a37: balances. 81 402. 206.
Philadelphia Exchanges. Si1 .S3S.33S balances.
81 4O1, S8S. Ba' 'imore-Exchanges. 50 0Ss $40:
balances. S455.021.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rates IN
London 2io per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills, 1916 and for long bills.
3% per cent. Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent
Paris. per cent. Paris exchange on London,
* francs 3+ia confines. Berlin exchange on
London 20 marks - pfennnSs. Bar gold in
London us. lid.
EUROPEAN SECURITiES.-British consols
closed at 10 3-16 for money ard ll0J-l6 for
the account French rentes. 10l francs ~ cen
times Spanish per cents In London. 81.
against 41a4 on Monday.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. Sc.
against 56c. on Monday. Mexican silver dol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
BONDS.
rHE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

Stock market values worked toward lower
level in Yesterdays transactions. The selling
pressure however was not heavy enough to
cause a break paniCky conditions. ana, IN
view OF the news from Washington the losses
made were trning The comparative stcaolhcsS
OF the market in the face Of war possibilities
tina, must soon develop into realities unless
Spain submits to this countrys demand. re-
f,c,s a continuance ~ the belief in stool; tx
change circles that eevcnth-hour Developments
will remove all cause for hostiliies
In the event cf war there may he some un"X-
r.ctoG changes in The ownership OF stocks at n
love- level ,luc to tho dsplace men; Of invest
ncrtr incident 10 n rev Government loan. whiiH
higher money rates may make current stock
ypl,:es SO m dear And Il is not imprOHa bic mat
the demand for gold from this COuntr.' may in '
du.c foreign lquidatoa Of American securities
IL ordor 10 cnl the drain upon mo European
supply ~ the metal. These are possible factors
which mus; u, taken into consideration as in
fuences upon local security values IN case of
s1an.sh- American war. and they arc not so
Insignificant that optimism resulting from the
country's industrial strength can Offset them on
TREY.
SpanIsh per cents and local Government
bonds reflected more accurately than stocks ihe
dwindling chances Of peace. In London. Paris
losses. while N this market Government Is %
1922 declined 'sGa per cent Money rates were
firm. The money market will be the centre 81
interest for some time TO come. and PEOPLE wn"
expect to buy STOCKS upon the declaration or
war. expecting an immediate rise In prices ana
a prolonged bull movement. will do we'll TO note
carefully monetary conditions before making
spe culative transactions in stocks.
The record for duness made IN Monday c
market not equa.led yesterday. although
total sales were not many thousand shares NOR"
than IN that day. the dealings in all issues
amounting 10 1913 .324 shares. against 1900 on
Monday. OF these American Tobacco. Sugar
Retiring Burlington. ST Paul. Northern Pacihc
preferred and Union Pacific preferred supplied
the greater part. Perhaps the most Significant
feature in the days trading was the selling
FOR foreign account, which amounted To larger
totals than in several weeks. And of significance
as indicating The near approach Of var. vas
the decline in American, British. Fr".ch and
Spanish Government securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
I'D Asked

RAILROAD ONDS.-Market dull and lower.
Total sales amounted In par value to $4,000.
against S49S000 Monday The more i'm
portant dealings In the Atchison issues,
Northwest debentures of 1888 Erie prior 4s.
Louisville and Nashville unified IS. Mexican
International As. Kansas and Texas As. North
ern Pacific general lien IS and prior As. North
Railway OF California IS. Rio Grande
Western frsts Texas and Pacific first 5s. Union
Pacific As Baltimore and Ohio frsts Parkers-
burg branch. Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio (Mexican and Pacific So. New York.
Chicago and 81; Louis As st. Louis and Iron
Mountain IS. Southern Pacific OF New Mexico
frs;s and Wilkesbarre and Eastern frsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market dull and T.
regular Standard on sold down 10 "i9a.. ard
closed nj 33lG35o. against 355G356 on Monday
Last prices Of other prominent issues were Glu-
coso common. 37d37H: preferred. n%a9li.:
Malt common. olLG22 preferred 61Gto. stand
ard Gas common. l25a 100. preferred. lioa ~"
New. Amsterdam Gas common. 23i1G2iiz. pre-
fcrred. G2'aa63;.: bonds. o3i4GM
THE CHRONICLES" STPPLEMEN The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle" OF New
York gives its subscribers. with the issue ~
April l9. a supplement ~ 1873 pages. containing
detailed reports Of the Indebtedness and financial
condition 81 States. counties. cities. etc. tn"
publication. which is known as The state and
CITY Supplement" is issued semi annually by
the publishers 81 THE Chronicle" and IL a
standard authority on municipa, Investments
The current number brings the facts down 10 lat
est dates
UNION PACIFIC PAYMENT The Govern
ment yesterday called n NTH instalmen' 81 tn"
money held by the depositary banks on account
Of the sale Of the Union Pacific Railroad The
call was FOR S5I5.O00. making the aggregate thus
far paid on this series 81, $4,000
READY AFTER APRIL 25-The Central
Trust Company advises holders ~ It's receipts
for Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company 3 per cent first mortgage extension
and collateral bonds and per cent 3oyear de-
benture bonds. due 1921. that after April -
the Contra! Trust Company will be prepared to
deliver the new per cent general mortgage 30
year bonds and to make the cash payments az
stated in said receipts on presentation and sur
render Of the same. Holders Of receipts who de-
sire registered bonds are requested to present
the same at once so that the registered bonds
may be prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London April II. p. m.-American securities
were slightly better near the close. after a weak
opening. The demand was ligh; and trading
mostly professional Last prices were Atchi-
son, l1as: Canadian Pacific sos; st. Paul. S9as
Illinois Central. 1914; Louisville and Nashville,
4sss Mexican consol rev As. COY; NewYork
Central l12n; Erie. 10: Pennsylvania, IS; Read
ing 81. Erie first preferred. 321s; Mexican ordi-
nary, 1Si1 and Grand Trunk. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20


n, an. after April 18TH 1895 Trust Conn
nonv 81 New York prepared issue secmrtes
IN exchange for issued under the Plan
creenent for the Reorganization OF The Memphis and
charleston Railroad Company dated March 9th. 1885,
the several contracts in pursuance thereof
Schedules must handed in before one o'clock p. NJ.
md not more than hundred viii be received any
day.
The new coupon bonds In denominations OF 81 90
Zach and the Preferred stock Trust Certificates
sn.c Of preferred Of the Southern Railway Com
pany less than on" share Of the par value Of
s,oo zach Holders entitled fractions Of bond Of
sb,rc rnav either sell fractions TO Va
chase from US such may he necessary In
,i,le them 10 one whole bond one whole share.
Holders transmitting certificates by mail Will please
Indicate whether they wish sell 10 bug such frao-
lions and whether they wish the new securities sent oy
registered mail or by express az their eNrensc.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF new YORK.
BY WALTER q. oAKMAN. President
c. Cedar street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
MONEY .AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Morey on call, 21263 per
cent Time money firm at per cent for all
periods. The commercial paper market was
dull Rates were 5h per cent for prime In
dorsed bills receivable 6GGis per cent for high
grade single names. and 6i2dI per cent for
other good names. In time money bank Gus
toners we're supplied AT full rates. but aside
from this very little money was offered.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Mark weak and
a NIL Active closing rates were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
Of two days. compared with the last preceo
ing statement, gives the following balances

a
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Customs re-
ceipts reported from Washington S.'""i' IN
ternal revonu. receipts S217.Il4. and the mis-
ceaneous receipts. $13:;6,3SS; total Government
receipts for the day. &2ll1.llS; expenditures
81. 1O7. 600 Receipts for the month 10 date ~
55S274: expenditures, S29sI'.ooo; excess OF eN
pcnditurcs. Sa31672G. Receipts for the hsca'
wear to date. S32S, O74,9S7; expenditures S''''
o45 go. excess Of expenditures. SI.l1o.2S. Re-
ccipts Of National bank notes for redemption
yesterday. SlO9.11.
SlIB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House SS2oo' us net
loss on balance was Slof9.IU, made UP "' I"
loss in coin of SS07 $50 and loss in currency o'
S241S95 To-day's operations included: f"
ccipts. S6.571 90 payments. SI.G2o.N.'-, result
ing in a general balance Of $1'G,"i-''N' cohsS'
ing Of Sl3o0oS 100 coin and S;T'o+6:" cur
rency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
STOCK VALUES LOWER.
GOVERNMENT BONDS LOWER.
roprrcN SELLING HEAvIFR-MONEY
AND EXCHANGE

Closing nrices Yesterday os .ho principal &c
.,,,o s.cur,,ies and net changes from Mondays
last quotations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. SO 900 cou-
pom IS OF 1907 at 1851. 81 600 at JOS. $4,000
registered IS Of 1925 al 1864. $4,000 coupon &c
Of 1925 at 1874. 5000 at HIS, and Sl20C0
at us. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
NOTICE
TO HOLDERS OF SHARES OF
The Michigan Central
Railroad Company.

GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK l. prepared - deposits q shares OF The
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY al 10
Office 80 81 Cela- street, New York
on OR BEFORE JUNE 10Th, 1878,
ana TO issue receipts therefor IN acc'csnce with ne cir
cua- q The New Yo-X central ard Hudson RIVER NG'-
road Company dated April 18Th. ls9S.
Certificates OF stock he assigned 70 THE NJ"
YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY. and signatures ACKNOWLEDGED before ROTARY
Company.
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
By walter G Oakman. President
New York April 10TH. lS'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
Reorganization
Reorganization
OF THE
Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company.

tn the holders Of Reorganization Certificates 81 ouas.
sn,v Trust Company Of New York. for SECURITIES
., Tho MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
EXPORTS OF NDTSE.

Port of New York 1924 1897. 1898
ending April 49, f7.G213co ~ lt63Il $40 2Ol
Prom January .Ii3 G353lO Ii5 2Co 53s i37.oa3OI7
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS
Cn.ported by G. l. Hudson & Co. No. 40 wali-stD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-20
STOCKS.

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE S1LEH.
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JIM. 7" HPTII '''''''
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

III dividend
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financial

New York. April 10Th. 1895
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08
TRACK ITEMS.

Caesar Young, who took rest from booking the last week at Inglesde, was chalking up prices again yesterday.
 File Perles was the block figuring per centages and marking up the odds for Harlan & Co. Ellie juggles with figures the way a monkey does with cocoanuts, and can scent a Dutch at six furlongs.
 Wally Weaver was unfortunate in getting shut off with Tulare just after the barrier was raised or he would have landed the purse. The gelding made up vast amount of lost ground
 Tod Sloan who had the mount on Senator Bland, lodged claim of foul against Skeets Martin with the judges It was only one Of the many inshoots that ''Skeets" has sprung on other riders during the season now in progress, and in some way or other he manages 10 get away with all of them. So much Tor haVlns ridden a Brooklyn handicap winner
 Garnet Ferguson thought very well or the chances of his Ally Maud F., a daughter or Prince Royal and Blue Hood Away from the post poorly, she back in the TUCK ae 'ne finish. ,,. ing in hard luck. Some days ago when senator Bland proved such a disappointment III d race decided at Ingleside, Johnny had swell pet down on the chestnut horses chances, ana yes terday he again backed the Senator The neopIe who think the latter was beaten bbo1se when interfered with by Orimar should brush the dust off their goggles In the near future possibly. some learned disciple or tne turf will write treatise on What Constitutes a Foul" and it should furnish some very healthy reading.
 The following weights were announced ny the tions in the Baldwin Hotel Handicap, to be Or Saturday March l2.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08

R Fleming, Oakland II Rosenberg. Woodland W Nj Miller Butte . Burnett, Cleveland A Conn, Red Bluff F w Peters, St Louis E H Quimby City M Stein, Stockton F H Carroll Omaha Mrs M Stein Stktn Miss Wolff New York Mrs M Marks Stocktn Newell, New York e Migliavacca, Napa R D Simpson l. Ane Mary Peanuck. Stktn J M Sutton N J Bodie, Sacramento Miss Suits, San Jose
 PALACE HOTEL
 " Tahman. Topeka c Manderson, Omaha " Gardiner Boston c Reynolds, Pasade l. J Anderson London Mrs Anderson, Sacot C Marsden, l. Ang Miss Anderson, Socto Mrs K Musser Iowa s M Ballard, N Miss Musser. Iowa Mrs s M Ballard. N Miss Musser, Iowa Mrs Ballard, N Miss L Musser Iowa c Knight, Ft Wayne Mrs Zimmerman Iowa Mrs Knight, Wayne H Smith, l. I Parks, Texas R Truneau, Keswick Mrs L Parks Texas Mrs Q Thompson Dor H Remde. Buffalo
 land J Barbour, Stake Mrs Hooper. Australia L D Parker, Chicago W von Clef, N w H Baker, Wallace. Omaha Mrs Baker, Mrs w Wallace Omah Miss Baker, Mrs Gannett, Omaha W T Jeter, Cruz Mrs Evans. Phila G E Goodman, Napa Mrs C Manderson, Nebl Mrs Goodman, Napa
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08

a aeT &
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until 9:3o o'clock.
 S3s Hayes street; open until s:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 6l5 Larkin street; open until 9:3o o'clock. 1s41 Mission street: open until 10 o'clock. 22s1 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open until g clock.
 106 Eleventh street; open until o'clock 2626 Mission street; open until o'clock. 150o Polk street; open until 080 o'clock. N w. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until O clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08
The Jury Disagreed.

The case of Garrett Keppel, charged with sending obscene matter through the mail, went to the jury at o'clock yes terday afternoon; After being out five reach a verdict the members were dis charged by Judge de Haven.