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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

A UCTlON SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
~ OK RESERVE. or THAT VALUA-
lie PROPERTY. KNOWN As WEST
VIEW OR "BALLARDS PLACE"
JUST BEYOND THE EXPOSITION
GROUNDS. AT ACCA STATION. on
r.. r.. AND Z. RAILROAD. AND OPPO-
SITE TIE HOME OF EGBEItr LEIGH.
ESQ. WITH 4 LARGE. HANDSOME.
AND WELL-BUILT THREE-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING. AND OTHER IMPROVE.
MENTS THEREON, NOW OCCUPIED
by GEORGE r. KING. ESQ THIS
PLACE FRONTS 1,2S7 FEET OK THE
OF WESTWOOo AVENUE. WHICH
LEADS FROM BROOK TURNPIKE TO
ACCA STATION am directed 10 sell,
without limit or reserve. at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOV. %. 1890.
at l o'clock F. NJ. the aforementioned
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. CON
TANNING 29A ACRES. WITH A FRONT
A AS,E OF i'Gq2 ZEE FEET on THE r. T.
TlON. The Improvements consist of "A
conveniently planned and substantially
constructed dwelling. with II rooms. a
modern cottage with rooms. stable. car
riage-house &c. The water Is excellent
and the supply unlimited. The proximity
OF this property 10 the city, It's location
being both beautiful and healthful and
with a large frontage on the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. Jus.
tihes the belief that IL must in the near
future be very valuable.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at
one and two years. for notes. with inter
est added, and secured by a deed OF trust
A plat of this property can be seen at the
office Of the auctioneer. and from him NAV
be obtained any further information de-
sired. III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
AuctiOneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

a white baby was found IN the alley
between Harrison and Hancock. cay
and Leigh streets. early yesterday morn
Ding by one Of the city cart hands
The police OF the Third Station were
notified and the child was turned over
10 Officer Newman, who was detailed
20 look into the matter Mrs. Mimic
Brown Of SIS Hancock street asked for
1he child and ii was given 10 her.
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VIM. y. Pizzini company
Real Estate Agents.
Tenth and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESlRABLll
FRANE Unwilling No. . YVES

TRUSTEES SALE or DESlR,AA.B5IL:,I,,
i FRAME DWELLING NO, ,, Wis v ssr
tain deed 81 trust ~ me. the undersigned,
trustee. bearing daie on Noyemb Sl,ie J.
iS9S and recorded I'm me 1,eFh 90, en- -
Richmond Chancery court, u, - y, i 10 ,bc h.,
page 10. default having been made "a ,nS
payment Of tie debt therein securJu, ana
I will sell, at public auction. ON the prem
FRIDAY. DEC !. 1850.
deed consisting Of a good frame DWELLING !.
with lot 3Gx27 feet This properly y III q
good renting section. ana VIII pay s''U
income on the Investment -. -, mi,
TERMS Cash as to The he G dste OF Of s sh1s
sale, any taxes due AZ w LIZ tn,aras,
and to paw a note OF 5000 win ln,erest
from November /. 1879, and &C credit as
To two notes of 5000 ana - 1000 ana
any balance ev uron such terms as vii b, be
announced at the time ana PptaIszziNJ
no25 Trustee.
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Virginia League.

Secretary Cardoza. Of the Virginia State
League. has notified the various mana
gers OF clubs in the league Of the meet
ing TO be held at the jefferson Hotel in
this city. on Thanksgiving Day. and he
expects a large attendance
Several cities will petition for places I'm
che league. There is but one place now
open. Prospects for a successful season
are bright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
BY ". W. BOwe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
House No. 927 West Clay ST.

In execution OF a deed Of trust, dated
June y. 1872 and recorded I'm the Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond, in d. T. 1i6
&C." on page 1g7, ] will SELL BY public
auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1899.
at 100 o'clock +. NJ. that Exc ELLEN
DWELLING above referred TO. situated
on the south side OF clay street between
Hancock and Graham streets w.th me
lot upon which IL stands, fronting about
~ feet. and running back between parallel
lines about - feet 20 an alley in the rear.
The house has seven rooms balm, ana
other water fixtures. and. being modern in
its arrangement, viii make most at
tractiVe home.
TERMS. By consent. onc-third cash
balance az one or two years, al the option
OF the purchaser. with interest payable
semi-annually, and secured by trust deed.
JOHN DUNLOP.
uo23 Surviving Trustee.
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AN ORDINANCE (APPRONED .NOEE,M.,
BIER IS $500 CONCERNING THE
FRICTION OF STANDS OR PANlL-
ions FOR VIEWING PUBLIC EMIL
BITIONS:
BE il ordained by the Council Of the city
of Richmond That any person or persons
desiring 10 erect a stand or pavilion Tor
the purpose OF selling seats or charging
admission TO view public exhibitions shall
first file plans and specifications with me
civ Engineer and obtain his approval be-
Tore being allowed 90 erect such stand or
navilion and after such consent Us OBJ
str,tcfed I'm strict accordance with plans
and specifications approved.
For failure 10 conform fully 70 the
provisions Of this ordinance said person or
nersons shall be liable % fine or not less
thsn s23 nor more than 800
This ordinance shall be in force from
,ts massage. BEN. T. AUGUST.
30 city Clerk
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IhciT iInncNnnln-

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Gathrlght ape
spending "a part OF their honeymoon IN
this city, and are now at the Jefferson.
Mr.. Gaihright Is paymsstcf Of the
MunonEaheia railroad, NJ Mon )ngahcla.
West Virginia. ana was married al Fair
mont. West Virginia. wednesday.
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AUCTION sALEs-.This Day.
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
l OF A
Valuable HulI-Street Lot
and Lots for Manufacturers
in Manchester. Va.

Bv virtue Of a deed Of trust from G. w.
Turner. and wife. dated September ~,
1893 recorded I'm d. y. L. page 1876 de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the note secured thereby, and being
directed so TO do by the holder thereon,
/ Will sell. at public auction, on the prem
Uses. on
SATURDAY, 9TH DAY OF NONEM-
Der, 1879,
al 4 o'clock L. NJ, beginning with the LOT
on the corner Of Maury and Preple
streets.
First That VALUABLE LOT for manu-
facturers, fronting 132 feet ON Mdury
street. and running back between Prebie
street and a line parallel herewith 100
feet. together with The dwelling thereon,
adjoining the L.. 4. and G. railroad.
second. That LOT adjoining The south
ern Fertilizer Works. fronting lO2 feet.
more or less. on Brander street. between
Second and Third streets, running back
between parallel lines towards Hull street
So feet more or less. on the east line, and
1J6 feet. more or less, ON the western
line This lot Is on the Southern railway.
Third The VALUABLE BUSINESS
LOT. fronting 80 feet on the northern line
or Hull street. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, running back 100 feet.
TERMS. cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF
executing this trust taxes. and 10 pay
the said note of S1.1SS together with in
fercst thereon from September 20. 1894
the balance upon such tetms as will be
announced at the sale
PHILIP Y. COGBILL.
Trustee.
A. L. Adamson. Auctioneer. no1i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

1,o,rtssroNER's AUCTION SALE
[ oSnif' T'tVO DESIRABLE SMALL
,ntcE DvrELLTNGS. Nos. iJI AND 700
rcttfffspctT sTREET.--I3y virtue Of a De
- ~ - the Law and Equity Court or the
~, ~ Irichmond. entered on llth july;
80, In tho case OF $. l.. nidkif ana
a,rers vs. Alma =. Clash ana ais VIII
ell an nublic auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. nov. 81 1899
~, o'clsrk T.. NJ. the above-desciiDed
Tyyo SUBSTANTIAL BRICK DWELL
INCS 7O7 and ~ church street cor ,
ammo 2 rooms each and In very soCd
ron.i, The lot fronts thirty feet. with
~, cater on the premises. This proper
-, IL within close proximity 10 the frede-
ar Works and the Chesapeake ana ONO
si,r,s foot ~ Second street and Will pay
well IS an inves ment
"Tt-p,fS. onc-third cash. balance In four
and eIaht months. FOR negotiable notes,
t to- added. md secured by a deed OF
uu'' VII j. b. LAMBERT.
Special Commissioner.
. T. NudriG and others VS. Alma p.
',,,,..b and afs-In the Law and Equity
emit 80 The CITY Of Richmond:
ID Winston. clerk or said court.
earthly that the bond required OF we sps-
~ . '.,.y,.r,,r,issiorer by the decree in said
cause OF July n. 1896, has neen du'y
given. ,.1 ,,,s tith dav of
Alr-, lN' Clerk.
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cry ORDINANCES.


Az ORDINANCE CAPPROVED NONEM-
BER is. $500 CONCERN / II T..
PRINTING AND POSTING OF Az
ORDINANCE APPROVED APhlL =
1850. 10 PROHIBIT EAPECIOk.A RAJ
ING OR ThROWlNG or = ~ ~, i a
SKINS OR FEELINGS UPON ~ g..
SIDEWALKS OR o. IHE tLOOhH
Of STREET CARS. PUBLIC ELENA-
TORS. AND PUBLIC HALLS:
be il ordained by the Council OF the city
of Richmond. let That DO Sh1ii oe the
duty OF the street-car companies. owner
or iessees of public elevators. and pubic
halls To have printed and kept posted no
a conspicuous place tn the street cars,
public elevators and public halls, the ofdl-
nance approved April -. 1893 % prohibit
eNpect0rating or throwing Of lrui SKINS
or ueelings upon the sidewalks or on the
floors Of street cars, public elevators ana
public halls.
nancos shall be printed shall be- approved
by the city clerk
I'd. IL shall be the duty of the Chief or
Police 20 see that this ordinance u en-
forced and any violation Of DO shall SID
iect the offender 20 "A fine on not less imam
two nor more than five dollars, edcn DAY s.
violation 10 be a separate offence.
9Th. This ordinance shall be I'M force from
It's passage. BEN. j. 49, , 49,,
nO2l 'i's N'''N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
DISAPPOINTMENT.

Ir consequence of Indictment
weather the above sale is post
poned until 1 o'clock p. M. of
MONDAY, December 4, 1900,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
GAMING DEBTS
MUST Be PAID
CONTINUED From First Page)

sales and deliveries of articles bought and
sold shall b. contemplated
when this is done The transactions are
valid and have TO Doe enforced 10y the
courts. The evidence in this case seems
To- he clear. however much the circum-
stances may seem to indicate that no
actual sale aud dcE,try of wheat was
contemplated. that as 10 each transaction
such was the agreement. and that the
wheat purchased would have been actu-
ally delivered Or desired and was not so
delivered because not called for. The pc
uuonors. and those through whom The
transactions were made. positively so
swear and exhibit the printed terms Of
the contract under which the purchases
were made. viz.
"N. a.. Porterheld q Co.
Bankers and Commission Stock Brokers.
................ aej o
NJ .....-.t +.sss.ststss
We have .................. lor your ac-
count and risk subject 10 The rules and
regulations OF The New YORK stock EN-
change. New York Cotton Exchange, or
Chicago Board of Trade res pectNely.
Respectfully,
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MIR wANrEH--Fcmale.

WANTED. a TAILOREss For, BUSH-
ding i'm shop. Address SHOP, c1ie
Times.
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway
EFFECTIVE NOV. A. 1893

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 p. NJ Daily for Atlanta. Augusta
I2.0l p. NJ and all points south.
600 p. NJ. Daily except SUNDAY lot
Keysville and intermediate
stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 a. NJ Daily from points South
$40 A. NJ. Daily except Sunday from
Keysyi.ic.
YORK RIVER LINE.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
2Y0 P. NJ. Mondays, Wednes- TO bo, Me ).
days and Fridays) Lo me %
i3O p. VI. Daily except sunday diate
500 4. NJ. Daily Except sunday stations
York River Line steamer, leave west
Point at 600 T.. NJ Mondays Wednes-
davs and Fridays. arriving Baltimore al
$50 A. NJ following morning.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily from West Point with
connection from Baltimore
Tuesdays Thursday and sat
urdays.
1915 \. NJ. Wednesday and From West
Fridays Point ana
$40 p NJ. Daily except intermediate
Sundays. } stations
Information as 90 sche4uie~, idtr7 anu
sleeping car reservations furnished nF
Richmond Transfer Co.. SOB east Main
street or Depot Ticket Agent virginia
Street Station. -. ,,,,-,,r,r.pv-
Tray. Pas Agt 80 r. Main 81. Rich
mOnd Va. -
j NJ. CULP. W. A TUX
Traffic Manager Gen. Pas Agent
FRANK s. CANNON. Third vice-presi.-
dent and Gen. Man, Washington j. G..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

n. B.-Tbere Is a prior deed or trust or
record I'm u y tGG b. page 20. Richmond
CHANGER, Court for $500. which the pur-
chaser can assume as part Of cash pay
ment A. J. CHEWING co,
no9f Aucuonfef7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
Lo,T $50 FOUND.

lost OK BROAD STREET BETWEEN
r-o,,,th and sixth on 22d November a
PAIR OF EYEGLASSES. gold frames
Hith a small gold chain attached. Re-
ward IL returned to 4l5 east Franklin
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
urLr WANTED Male.

ENERGETIC SALESMAN. - ,, iiV J,,..-
'n,.,,s n %. EVANS x CO.. chi
ana az. ia'. H. ~ noiS
Cago. H. -
w,xTuD. A FIRST-CLASS BU5Htl;-
NAN af once Good wages. - ~
EEHET " -. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

By John r. Goddin q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Bank and Eleventh streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

by n. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. north Eleventh street
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BY \. j. Chewing Company
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 y Tenth ST.
T. RUSTEEs AUCTION SALE
/ OF
No. 6I5 North Second Street.

Bv virtue OF certain deed Of trust,
dstSd Sepfember n lSgl. of record in he
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. in d. =. le6 y. page -. ae-auit
nortion Of The debt therein secured aud
Being .g' regnired By The beneficiary so TO DO.
will sell, by auction. upon the prem
ises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF 40
VENIEHsR. 1890,
at O'Clock =. NJ. that LOI OF LAND.
with the dwelling thereon. fronting
twenty-six feet on the east line Of Second
street. between Leigh and Jackson streets
and extending back within parallel lines
100 feet more or less. rms property IS
located I'm a neighhornooq luch ifhl
oftor nv cood tenants so that money here
invested viii yield good percentage.
TERMS: 4 credit as TO go 10 me lOth
dav of December. 1879. balance cash.
a. j. CHEWING.
Trustee
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Aucy,oS sAlEs--ru,are DAYS.

By John =. doddln ( $780,. CO.,
pc,i sstata Agents and Aucticneers'
hcai 80 ana Eleventh streets.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--Mare.

yoirNG MAN WILLING TO ACCEPT
anything honorable desires a position III
etore or outside work. city references.
Address. "LEXINGTON,' care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

Train leaving at 900 p; " runs through
sIasnar ready for occupancy at $40 L. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
s.1s A NJ Daily. except Sunday (SBn-
day 500 A. NJ
1:2O =. NJ. Daily.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
PIGEONS COVER A
MEASURED COURSE
John Filmer's Bird Wins Open
ing Race From Santa Rosa.

The first young bird race of the north
ern series, arranged by the California Pig
con and Homig Society, was flown yes
terday from Santa Rosa. The birds, fifty
six in number, were liberated at 10:30, the
weather conditions being reported as fair,
with a westerly wind blowing.
The race was won by John Fimer's S
bird, 575. which arrived at it's owners
loft at 12:07. The distance covered was
fifty miles $50 yards. an average speed Of
913 1900 yards per minute.
H. c. Woods bird, A 81 arrived at 12 05.
covering forty-eight' miles S67 yards at an
average speed of S96 81-100 yards per min
ute.
II. Van Cortebeck's bird. A LII, was
third, reaching its loft at 12:06a4. 1t COW
cred a distance of forty-nine miles and
440 yards at an average speed of S96 69-10O
yards per minute.
A Benjamin's bird, A 1863, arrived home
at 12:0S12, covering a distance of forty
seven miles 1860 yards at an average speed
of S55 63-100 yards per minute.
G. Neiburgers bird, A III, arrived at
12:l2&, covering forty-eight miles 1900
yards at an average speed Of S3S 44-100
yards per minute.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
Attributed to Cahill.

WATSONVILLE, May 80. - Pitted
against nine Sand Grabs and an umpire
Farmer Strives Sugar Beets came within
one tally of winning out to-day. If Um-
pire Cahill retains his official position it
is a safe proposition to buy pools on Santa
Cruz winning the pennant. The Crabs
boast that Cahill is the greatest umpire
in baseballdom, and is always wined and
banqueted on his trips to Santa Cruz.
Up to the sixth inning to-day the score
was and 2 Donlin went to bat and put
a foul over the righ field fence. Cahill
called It fair and let him take second
base. 1t was the rawest decision made
in a baseball game this season. In the
eighth inning, with two men out, BalsZ hit
a fair ball in the right territory and Ca
hill yelled "Foulv' 1t was an attempt
to square his former decision when 1t
would do the Crabs the least harm.
In that inning a new ball was thrown
out to the umpire, given by him to Balsz
and then the latter deliberately threw 1t
out into strawberry field 1t was sent
back to him again by the umpire when
DevereauX got hold of 1t and threw it
further away. Courtney, who was on sec
ond, came home. Finally the new ball
was again recovered and Balsz agreed to
tWtrl it. In the face of all this raw work
Cahill ordered Courtney back to second.
The most remarkable play of the game
outside of Cahills work was Donlin's
catch of a batted ball in deep center and
his return to the plate in time to put out
Courtney, who was running from second.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
YACHTS SPREAD
CANVAS TO A
BRISK BREEZE
Two Regattas Sailed
Yesterday.

The yachtsmen enjoyed a gala day on
the bay yesterday. The Corinthians held
their annual club regatta over the usual
channel course; the CALIFORNIA; sailed
their class-fag regatta, and the canoe
lists on Oakland Creek had sloop race,
a canoe race for the holiday cup, swim
ming races and a general jollification. In
Importance and general interest the Cor
fnthian regatta stands first, and though
a somewhat small number of yachts
sailed the course the race proved both
picturesque and exciting
The most notable event of the day was
the defeat of ex-Commodore ]. w. Pew's
famous sloop Truant by Commodore Carl
Westerfeld and R. H. Morrow's sloop
Aeolus. The victory of the Corinthian
commodore was exceedingly popular, the
more so as he sailed his own boat and
displayed excellent seamanship through
out the race.
A few seconds after the three whistles
which were the starting signal for the
30-footers the sloop Aeolus crossed the
line, and, standing well in shore, made
for the first mark, the Preside shoal
buoy. This she rounded handily, more
than four minutes ahead of the Truant,
which was set back too far by the tide
and had to make a second attempt The
advantage thus gained was never lost,
and the flagship crossed the finishing line
minutes and s seconds ahead of her ri
val, or taking into account her time al
lowance of l minute and II seconds, min
utes and 20 seconds to the good. The fast
est actual time over the course was made
by Vice Commodore w. H. Toepke's
sloop Harpoon, which covered the thir-
teen nautical miles in hours 55 minutes
55 seconds actual time. The only starter
in class 1 was the sloop Speedwel. In
the 36-foot class the sloop Harpoon won,
with Edna second; the sloop Freda did
not finish, and the sloop Emma was dis
qualified for touching the Presidio shoal
buoy. After the race protest was lodged
by E. f. Sagar of the Edna against the
Harpoon for fouling the buoy in round
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
BOXERS AWAIT THE
REFEREES SIGNAL

George Green and Al Neill will meet to-
night in Woodwards Pavilion for a
twenty-round bout under the auspices of
the Western Boxing Club. The match has
excited unusual attention, as both men
are young Californians Green has won
fame as an athlete outside the borders Of
this State, while his opponent is nearing
the top of the championship ladder with
giant strides
Although but novice in the ring Neill
has, by his recent showing with Tom
Tracey, a veteran at the game. gained
the confidence of many sporting men.
This IS shown by the betting 1t was ex-
pected Green would open a 10 to or 8
faVorite, but instead of that the first odds
chalked up were 10 to g. This will prob
ably be the ruling price when the men
enter the ring, although the pressure of
chance.
Neill did his training at Blankin's Six
mile House and is pronounced fit to fight
for his life. He has not required much
conditioning, as he hardly went out of
training since he made his professional
debut with Frank Mcconnell some months
since Green has been in almost the
for a meeting with *Mysterious BiiiV' iniiS
Smith, which did not take place owing to
the latter's withdrawal. He has not over
trained recently, but took only enough
exercise to keep on edge. Neither man
has experienced any difficulty in making
Ing WSlSHl oIpuldleu, Los pouuuS, SO tney
will have no excuses to offer on that
score.
Notwithstanding the confidence of
NeilIs friends the wise division looks to
Green to lower his colors. The latter is
pronounced a clever ring general and
knows all the tricks of the boxers art
He is considered just the man to stop the
Neill. This speculation on the outcome
of the bout has not had depressing
effect on either Neill or his friends the
latter believing he is improving as d
boxer every day
The preliminary between Jimmy Law
lor and Billy. OTIS Is promising one
of good work with the gloves.
Walter Watson will referee the main
event, while Joe Acton will pass upon
the preliminaries, If they go the limit of
ten rounds each.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
GOLF-PLAYERS ON
OAKLAND LINKS
George Greenwood and II. II. Smith
Win the Memorial Day

OAKLAND, May 30.-George Greenwood
and H. II. Smith won the Decoration day
cup in the foursome match for gentlemen,
played on the Oakland Golf Club links
to-day. The first set was between Green
wood and Smith against l.. McNear and
T. H Remilard, the former winning. The
second set was between W. P. Johnson
and ]. H. Ames against r. NJ Fitzgerald
and c. o. G. Miller, the latter winning
The winning sets then played, Greenwood
ana Smith beng victorious.
E. r. Folger and H. NJ. A. Miller next
played Harry ]. Knowles and George S.
Wheaton, the former winning. They in
turn met the victors of the day, Green
wood and Smith.
The finals for the captains cup were
also played to-day, between c. P. Heb
bard and j. A. Folger, the former win
ming The Tibbitts cup was won by
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
oakland's Third Defeat.

SAN JOSE, May 3O.-The San Jose club,
playing for new uniforms, which they
need badly. made monkeys of the Oak
lands to-day for the third time. the score
being 4 to 2. AS usual, the home team
opened with a dazzling display of fire.
works, from which the visitors never re-
covered. The score was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Borchers. 2; Shea, A.
Three base hit-Hanlon. Sacrifice hits-Ander-
son. schmeer, Donovan. Left on bases-Oak-
land. 8; San Jose. 4. Struck out-By Borchers,
8; ty Shea 3. Base on balls-By Borchers, J.;
by Shea. !. Hit by pitcher-Graham, 2 Wild
pitch-Borchers Passed ball-Kent. Umpire
O'Connell. Scorers-Weber and Waldorf. Time
Of .ame-l:35.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
SANTA CRUZ.
OtalS .'..---.'..ou o
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Runs responsible for-Basz /. Two-base hit
-DOnlin Sacrifice hit-Devereaux Bases on
balls-Watsonville 2, Santa Cruz 2. Hit by
pitcher-Selna. Struck out-By Balsz s. by
Wild pitches-Whelan l. Balsz I. Left on
bases-Watscnville s. Santa Cruz 6. Time of
game-l:5o. Umpire-Cahill. Scorer-T. A.
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