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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
N SCHISM IN THE TENNIS RANKS.

The last weeks of June are busy ones for the tennis players The championship tournament, commencing in the first days of July, is attracting the attention of all racquet welders who aspire for tennis honors, and the various club courts are alive with practicing players. The mud dle has not yet been cleared despite the juvenile asseverations of some of the ultrs. enthusiasts among the third class play CTS. According to the calls for entries there are two Pacific States Lawn Tennis Associations. Each belligerent claims that it is the only bona fide organization. On the bulletin board of the California Ten his Club is posted a circular calling for entries to the Coast Association, ana right above 1t is another of the same kind but with totally different officers. The association which seems to have the best Of 1t is the one in which the Hardys will play, and of which Sam Hardy is the secretary and treasurer. This organiza- tion will hold the tournament on the Sar, Rafael courts, as is the custom estab- lished by precedent. Robert N. Whit ney, who has arranged for the other tour nament intends to hold the championship tournament on the California Club courts, but 1t is doubtful whether the entry lisr of this tournament will be very large, oi whether the California Club will permit 1t In opposition to the San Rafael tour nament The tournament committee of the old association consists of the follow ing: George Whitney, Ed Woodbury ana Robert N. Whitney George S. Bradshaw has been selected as referee. That there Is schism no one with the powers of observation will deny.
 Whatever the outcome is the Pacific Lawn Tennis Association will suffer. In place of contingent of first-class play CTS the California Club will send much inferior lot of men to contest in the cham pionship tournament. which will begin on July l. The Whitneys will not be en- tered. and George Bradshaw, who is a member of the old party. will undoubted- ly refuse to play. The only ones lerr in the tournament among the first-class men are the Hardys, and it will be the most veritable kind of a cinch for them to win without an effort. There will be quite large entry list in the San Rafaei tournament among the second-class men. It is very probable that the other tour nament will not eventuate, leaving the San Rafael players the entire field.
 Arrangements for this tournament have been perfected. The courts of the Hotel Rafael have been improved and every thing will be put in readiness for the championship events. Play will begin on Friday, July l, at 10 a. m., continu-
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
COIN IN CHUNKS
 FOR THE COURSING DOGS.
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Much money has been hung up and many dogs are looking for it at the two coursing parks to-day. Occasionally there is heard a pessimistic whisper that the leaShmen are playing the sport for 'all that the traffic will bear" If they are the evidence is sadly lacking. The crowds increase weekly The prizes continue to show an upward tendency. More dogs are forthcoming at every drawing than can be accommodated, and the class of the stock is ever growing better.
 Sullivan and Curtis & Sons are certainly rivals at Union Park to-day, coming against each other no less than three times in the run down. The competing dogs are all of tried quality.
 Arthur Massey will have another pair of Eastern long tails at Ingleside next week. During his four weeks on the coast Massey has frightened the Ingleside cash box of second money once, third money twice, fourth money twice and fifth money twice, besides which he has crossed the line tWice--a tOtaI of S220.
 Right Bower is making his first run at Union Park to-day. He was purchased by E. ". Sullivan few days ago. to- gether with two puppies. MT. Sullivan has also purchased Sunburst from Dillon G Reilly.
 skyball and Rosette should put up a hot run at Union Park to-day. The talent will doubtless follow Rosette, but old Skybal has many run left in him yet.
 Picking the final winner at Union Park to-day appears to be harder task than for several weeks. Curtis, Sullivan and Rosseter all look to have a mortgage on it, and there are dark horses galore. The probable winners are:
 All age stake-Magnet, Koolawn. Thorn hill, Hercules, Douglass, Rusty Gold, Do Me, Van Kirk, Lady Blanche, Alameda False Flatterer, Myrtle, Theron, Tessie Fair, Bendalong, Terrona. Metallic, Lady Campbell, Skyball, Jesse Moore, Glen stone, Sweet Lips, Chili Pepper, Lord Byron, Lightning, Commodore, Sylvia, Key Fl Fonso.
 Puppy stake-Magnesia. Minerva, Billy Gladstone, Miss Skyrocket, Bull Hili Morning Glory, Obediah.. Daisy Dean Brutus,, Royal Prize, Sunburst, Heather Dell, F'lyaway, Jersey Lily, Liberty Bell, Rich and Artless.
 The crowd that witnessed the coursing at Union Park last Saturday was the largest and most enthusiastic of the sea son. With the growing attendance it is safe to say that the park managers will be compelled to increase the compart- ment which is within easy reach of the pools. Thousands of dollars passed into the boxes on Sunday and as the dogs run
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
DAVE SINCLAIR WILL
 BENCH IN SPANIARDS

The St. Bernard Club of California held a meeting last week to consider the charges brought by Colonel c. B. Knocker against Dr. w. R. CluneSs Jr. as a mem Der of the Pacific Advisory Board. The doctor is the delegate of the club, and the latter passed resolution of confi- dence In their delegate, with the declara- tion that Dr. Cluness had worked for the best interests of the P. A. B., and that 1t was in no wise his fault that the boards meeting had failed for lack of quorum
 Among recent purchases of Eastern dogs may be noted that crack bull ter rier, St. Blaise, by Butcher and ex-Duchess Donkey. The dog has been bought of the Macedonia Kennels by Attridge &
 H. A. Wegener has purchased, at good round figure, of George Douglass of Woodstock. Ont, the red cocker bitch La Paloma, by Champion Red Dock and IneZ.
 Lovers of the bulldog will learn with great regret of the decease of J. s. Py- bus Sellon. MT. Sellon has, for the past bulldogs raised in England or exported from that country.
 The entries to the Pacific Coast field Dave Sinclair, si the '' popular T peal bencn show manager. has enlisted and will shortly sail for Manila It is odds on" that he will show our allies a trick or two with the bowwows. and we shall be surprised if we do not shortly hear of the formation of a Manila Kennel Club under A. K. c. rules.
 It is now decided that the members of the Pacific Advisory Board will allow their case to go by default. In that event the American Kennel Club can hardly do more than disband the board, as dis ciplinary measures for the members are out of the question.
 For the convention of delegates from the coast clubs to discuss a scheme of new rules to be presented to the A. K C. for consideration. the following delegates have already been appointed:
 San Francisco Kennel Club-J B. de Ruyter and H. H. Carlton.
 Pacific Fox Terrier Club-Dr. Fred w. d d'Evelyn.
 Pacific Mastiff Club-J. P. Norman.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
sNATcHED FROM THE ARMY.
Edgar Liebes Released From the Third Artillery on a Writ of
 HabeaS Corpus.

Mrs. Hannah Liebes, widow of the late Hermann Liebes. the furrier, procured a writ of habeas corpus yesterday for the recovery of her son, Edgar A. Liebes, who enlisted three days ago in Battery H, Third Regiment. U. s. Artillery, sta tioned at the Presidio
 Captain James OHara of the battery produced young Liebes in United States District Judge de Haven's court yester- day afternoon. The case was heard there. Mrs. Liebes testified that her son was 20 years and three months old, that she was his legal guardian as well as his mother, and that he had enlisted in de- fiance of her refusal to give him pernlis- sion.
 Young Liebes exhibited considerable hesitancy when asked to state his age, and 1t was only when it was dragged out of him by the counsel that he admitted that his mother had testified truly.
 Judge de Haven ordered the boy dis charged from military custody and restored to the arms of his mother. Cap tain O'Hara said after the adjournment of court that the boy would probably be dishonorably discharged for having en- listed fraudulently
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
FITZSIMM0NS WHIPPED
 EVERYTHING IN SIGHT

Bob Fftzsimmons is a very poor corre spondent, but recently the champion wrota to friend in this city, and his letter terminated by describing a dream which the great pugilist had not very many moons ago. The kingpin of face-destrov- CTS thought that he had six battles in one week. On Monday he met ana whipped Corbett, Tuesday he felled lief fries. Wednesday he put Sharkey to sleen Thursday Pete Mccoy was knocked ipl sensible, Friday Ruhling took a tumble and on Saturday Peter Maher was killed on the day following Sunday Fftzsim mons opened saloon and engaged .Iobn l.. Sullivan as the director general after which he sent the following notice to tbe newspapers: Gentlemen reporters: Have l not accomplished enough now to pain your well wishes. hope the public and press are satisfied now and will not an noy me in future. I have permanently retired from the ring, and myself and inc only man living worthy of acknowladg- ment VIII Tn future enjoy the pleasure 0f fne puphc support and patronage without further annoyance from would-be cham plons. Yours, etc, BOB FITZSIMMONsi :,
 on the evening of August the crack WgseIter,,wel.g9,hts, eight, Tom Tracey and F. Nc Connell will meet in the Olympic Cluh of this city and box twenty roJnds. This should be another grand exhibition nf clean and rapid fighting, as Tracey is as SiSFSi oo 1uS1AOSNSi ciuQ d much StiffAr puncher. iiAei
 On Thursday evening the Manhattan Athletic Club will give an exhibition in Eintracht Hall, and its secretary writes ass that the. men who will box are training hard and will appear in fine condition.
 The Alpine Athletic Club will meet again at 2S Golden Gate avenue on July II. and the event of the evening will be an eight round contest between the promising Jack Granfield and Billy Ottis. This should be a hot argument.
 Martin Mr1rpbu tho y,op,1Ia,- will in future be pleased to see his many friends at l2 sutter street. Murphy is one a pugilist to win a battle
 Young rGriffo left this city last Thurs day for Fresno. where he will fight Billy Gallagher. formerly of Oakland contest of twenty rounds.
 The San Francisco Athletic Club will hold ladies night next Wednesday evening, and on the evening of July ' the following fistic contests will be held: Six rounds between Gus Roster and George Riccomi and the semi-finals of the recent tournament, which will be quite spirited.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25

ming to-day are well matched the betting promises to be even more spirited than usual Union Park is unquestionably cut ting quite a dash. It's leap to the front in quick order is astonishing.
 J. R. Smiths great Eastern bitch Ida is expected here shortly She is considered the only flyer in America that stands 2 chance of lowering the colors of For Freedom.
 On July F a Veteran stake will be run entered are Tom Hayes, Magpie. Sky- rocket, Waratah, Belmont, Electric and others.
 The Interstate Coursing Club has finally decided to hold it's annual meeting at Merced in November
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
TO WATCH THE FORESTS.

The drought that California has exper- fenced this year will necessitate care full watching of the big forest districts. As a consequence a fire band has been or ganized in the McCloud Valley. which is especially wealthy in large and valuable timber
 The valley Is about twenty miles long, with a scattering of lumber camps and stations A mounted patrolman will make a journey back and forth every day on the watch for fires. He will have 300 men at his call all of whom have signif1ed their willingness to respond at once in time of danger. During the month of July but one mounted patrolman will be employed In August and September an- other will be added to the force.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
HANDBALL AMONG
 CLEVER DODGERS

The following games will be played in the San Francisco Handball Court to- morrow:
 G. Dall and P. Hutchinson vs. J. Leon- ard and P Ryan; R. Housman and E. Barry vs. T. Foley and J. Kirby; M. Ma guire and M. Mclaughlin ys. J. Bowling and W. Hamilton; D. Rodgers and M. McNeil vs. G. Mcdonald and L. Corraine; B. Clements and w. Hassell vS. A. An tron and T. Clements; J. Collins and R. Murphy vs. E. Curley and J. White; JIG. Nealon and R. Linehan vs. T. F. Bonnet and A. Hampton.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
Sailors and Their Grievances.

The grievances of sailors examined by the authorities in ports of entry, where the sea men belong, often turn out to be imaginary or greatly exaggerated. But there are plenty of cruel and conscienceless shippers who abuse their crews. Violence Is always objectiona hIe and pointedly so when 1t Is exerted upon an unfortunate liver, stomach or bowels by dos ing with drastic purgatives which weaken tba intestines. Use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
Demand for War Bonds.

Cashier E. A. O'Connor of the Post office reports that up to the close of business hours yesterday he had received applications for $50, 900 worth of the 8 per cent war bonds
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25

Saving the Sacramento Valley From Drought" in next Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25

THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS
 Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea ,-axer tub and swimming baths. North Beach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREvlTlES.
NJ. Ferdinand Fabre. the novelist, Is
dead In Paris.

NJ. Ferdinand Fabre. the novelist, il
dead In Paris.
The plague is spreading alarmlngly
in the Punjab district, India.
The U. S. gunboat Wheeling has been
ordered from SitlSa, Alaska, to Ska
quay.
Excellent rains In northern and CEN
trial India have insured successful
spring crops.
Senator Rawlins introduced bill in
the u. S. Senate to pension VIM. NJ.
Ferry of Park City,
Madame Sarah Bernhard will go
into hospital next Wednesday and
undergo an operation for the removal
of n ilbroid growth.
The third of the card receptions at
the White House last night, which was
given especially to the army and navy,
was attended by over 1000 people.
1t Is said that Senior de Lome's sue
cessor will be Senior Louis Polo
Bernabe. son of Vice Admiral Polo.
who formerly represented Spain in the
United States.
The French government, according
to dispatch from Paris. has asked
the correspondent of the Basic Nach>
richtcn to leave France. owing to his
attitude toward the Zola trial.
United States Minister woodford
gave II banquet last cfenlng IN Madrid
to the diplomatic cor. r. Senior Gullon,
the foreign minister, and Senior Moret,
the colonial minister. were present.
In Trenton, n. j., Chancellor McGill
appointed receiver for the Edgemont
and Union Hill Smelling company,
This Is one of the companies in which
Francis c. Cradle is interested.
Guatemnlun rebel leaders in the city
OF Mexico have received reports that
there has been fighting in Guatemala
and that sixtyfuur men We're Killed
but strict censorship is kept on tele-
| grams.
In the United States court at Pitts
burg, Judge Burlington has decided
that the baseball magnatc, Chris Won
der Abe, is properly under arrest, Nor
\ der Abe was kidnapped in st. Louis
and taken to Pittsburs,
Representative James Hamilton
! Lewis of Washington left last night
| for Ottawa to endeavor TO induce tn,
| Canadian authorities to send into the
| itlondike mining region an official au-
thorized to issue miners licenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
WOMAN TO WON ZEN.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN TIM A.
IN there will be special meeuhs a. ,ha
stockholders of the corporation shomn ~
Beaver. Whlrns company held on 1870 SsS Il
March /, lsoSat 70 O'Clock y. m, ,oi eslu VI, "a
its office, koom col Mccormick block sa, , lI
City, Utah, for tho purpose oil a mv
Article IA u the original articles o. lno0tpys,n
iioa us 10 the proportion OF stooh ,unds
named that shall be issued in fhslns ~ nd
for the use and benefit Of the corporLuonnr a sss
carry on Its business, and the maui maui, 10
same shall he held and who by ANU ,'a,,S Of
make the proper ira sfers OF tne ,harcto;
saiu stock to the persons enuued ,n,c,sV
also for the purpose OF Amending ~ ~ inc
and reducing the number OF dlrec.otI Vii
corporation TO lve; also to amend AZ, s,ost
SO that the par value of each share o. ,hs,ss
shall be 500 and that the numser o on nI "a
shall be 100, %. or otherwise respec'nnsap 10
the stockholders may determine. A. cor.
change Article so that the name o. w. Az Nv
poraiion shall be changed MS delern.,p so 10
the stockholders at SAID meeting. Eating
change Article XI so that the annuAa NY Non
g: the company shall be held on ,he VI ~ Mold
day In August. Also to eject omevi' sV as
onice for the current corporation ,,'on as
provided by the articles OF incorpora''
am ended. ,,aupp
NSeheu-' Secretary.
Dated salt Lake City. Utah. February IN
lsQs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
Es1RAY POUND NOTICE.

nNe BAY MAR. AHuuN nbAns ~, 80 IN
hind aud tight fore feet whiie. 5,ai ."
forehead. white on nose, 90 brands Nisi',o.
one bay horse colt about mon'h' GU VI '''1
loos like on left thigh ..,. old
one brown bay mare hbont lva'
hind feet white. 6randei leit thigh win ,..
one Drown or bay mare colt Aeout W." irft
old; brand looks Ike on left thlsh' ''''
one buckssIo horse, about 10 years Old le ll
hind foot white, brand on lett thish 'ooA'
like l. .. ia. ,vtiic
one bay mare, about 2 years olui "h'1
down face. no brands visible. h,,d
one iron gray mare, Ahouts years Olu' n'I ~
feet white brand on left thigh looks IKE T.,
II the above described Animhs w ~ ~.
claimed and taken away on or before Cyl va. :,
NJ lSgs. lhey Will be sold ut CITY Estray fouou
20 ~" Poundkceper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
sHERlFf's SALE.
In the District Court, County Of Salt Lake,
State of Utah



Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff,
Julius Thompson, Frank w. ingersoll sali
Lake City, a municipal corpo alton. anu
Lulu Penn lngeI soil, defendants.
ITO DC SOLD AT sHEKIff's SALE "
i Thursday. the Bed day OF March. lss'
at l. O'Clock noon OF said day at t1e wesl
front door of the County Court House, IN ine
City of salt Lake. County OF SAT- Lake ol,se
OF Utah, the following described properly,
situate. lying and being In Salt Lake Cily, sAN
Lake County. state or Utah. and being ~ y.
block forty six (46l IN Plat 70" sAlt hase
City survey. and also commencing ~ tno
north est corner of said block forty sn l'o,'
in Plat 49," Salt Lake City survey and run
ming thence west tour (I rods more or ~,
to fence, thence south along saiu
fence iorty.four ,ts) rods more or less 70 we ~
end OF fence. thence east along the nhe y,
said fence forty -four 90 rods more or Toss. =, ~
n point on a line OF said fcnce directly sousu
from tho southeast corner 81 said BLOCK ioiy
six (tsI aforesaid, thence north -FOUR ~ I'm
thence west sforty 40 rods. thence nU n !.
forty go rods TO the place OF Deglnhins,
Purchase price payable in lawful money u
THOMAS r. LEWIS.
Sheriff of Sait lake County. utan
JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR.. Deputy sneIi u;
Dated At salt Lake CITY. Utah. this t'h aAS VI
February, ls9S p,.;rt,a
ISAAC N. WAppEIL, Attorney for Piain''n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAILS.

NrorrCE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain uust
deed made the hrst day Of February, 'ss, 10
the undersigned trustee. by James !. ha,
shall and Mary Marshall MS wife. and record
CAGES On page AZ uf the records OF = AIT Lahe
county, Utah. the undersigned trustee WIN
offer for SAFE anu sell to he highest bluuer iut
each ut the west front entrance to tue JOINT
,ity and County building, In SAT- ,ke VIZ;
Utah, that being the County Court io9se ~
alt Lake County, Utah. on the ntth Jay o,
March, =. ID. 1905. at l2 O'CLOCK noon Oh sA,a
day. all the real estate hereinafter deser.oen
10 pay and Discharge the lndebi 0 iness secured
by SAID trust deed. and the interest thereon;
and the insurance and taxes paid upon shlu
real estate by the holder of sad Indebtedness,
and reasonable attorneys ices. aud me costs
OF this notice and expenses OF tale sald shIe
will no made At the request OF the hol CT OF
SAID Indebtedness, and because OF detaulto OF
the makers of SAID trust deed in the payment
OF SAID indebtedness NJ maturity.
said real estate rs particularly dcscrlbeu rs
follows. to wit;
Begiuning At n point nine and city dive one
hundredths t965) chains south, nd TWO ana
one fourth t2iil chains north, stsi deg. east
from the northwest corner OF lot Two w, IN
section nineteen (l9l. OF township lwo lg
soutn, Of range one III east OF salt Lake Mer
idlnn. and runnIng thence along the center
of county road II nth. s5ii des. east three
nud sevcniee one bundredths % III ehaine.
then north 2k deg. east, i've ana one hhlt
(5'.) chains. thence south. spa west three
and seventeen one hundreclhs t3lD chains,
thence south Oh deg west, hya and one half
tbisl chains to tue point OF beginning. Con
tam ng one and three iourths acres.
WI LIAM T.. JACOBS, Trustee.
Dated. January q. 1873
FIRST publication January q. ls9s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OLD POINT MINING AND MILLING Co,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
IN irregular meeting of tho board OF direc.
tors of the above corporation held at The o1lce
building, on December Slst. 1891. an Assess
ment OF two nd one-hnlf (2bf) mills per sparo
was levied on tho capital stock OF this corpora
ton payable on or before March list, 1875, 10
Lilburn L. Palmer, secretary of this company
at Room 25S City and County building, any
stock upon. which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on said 2lst day OF March, Tvs,
viii be delinquent and will be advertised for
sale at pubic auction, and sold OIL May g9nd,
1873. al O'Clock p. m. at the above mentioned
olice 10 pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with the coat of advertising and en'
penses of sale.
LILBURN p. PALMER. Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, January 18th, E9s