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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01

Daily Movements al Other Ports-
Galveston-Quiet; middling. 81; net re-
ceipts. 2O7; gross, POI; sales. S05; stock, H.
70S
New Orleans-Steady; middling. 5 9-16;
net receipts, 942; gross. 942; sales, 300;
stock, 22S. 49S.
Moone-Quiet; mddling, 81; net receipts
10; gross. so; stock, 6,4i1.
charles,on-Quiet; net receipts, 1; gross.
1; stock, 7l27.
Whining ton-Steady; middllng, 5B; net
receipts. 9; gross. 3; stock, 1909.
Norfolk-steady middling, 5s; net re.
ceipts. 27S: gross. 273 sales, ?; stock, 1924
MISUNDERSTANDING; middling. 6h; net
receipts. $40; gross 1859; stock, 9S29.
New York-Steady; middling, lie; net
receipts Is: gross 142S4; sales, 1,426; stock
1863 ZIG.
Boston-Steady; middling. 6 lie; net re-
ceipts, 493; gross, ga.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middlng. 5-16
net receipts 106 CROSSE 789; stock, 6,514
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling. SIG; net re-
oeipts. 13i gross. 13i sales. 26li stock, 1890.
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AUSTIN II. MYREs,
60 broadway, New York CITY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

On margin ON 1-I6th commission.
Southern securities speciality on y.
Member Consolidated stock Elk
change.
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the corresponding date last year: Spirits
turpentne, firm at 231ac. Resin, firm; A,
B. c, $1.0O; D, $1.00; e, $11O f, $1.20: G,
$780, II, $1.35; l. $l.45; K, $1.50: NJ, 81 30;
N. $1.70; w. g., $1.75; w W. $1S5.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the past week were 12,54 casks spirits
turpentine and 26, 422 barrels rosin. The
exports were 20, 439 casks spirits turpentine
and 1890 barrels Tosin, moving as fol-
lows: To New York, 1852 casks spirits tur-
pentine and 1886 barrels rosin; to Phia-
delphia. 1876 casks spirits turpentine and
$50 barrels rosn; to Baltimore, POI casks
spirits turpentine and 2.402 barrels rosin; to
Boston, IA casks spirits turpentne and
ESQ barrels rosin; to London, 5043 casks
spirits turpentine and 1870 barrels rosin; TO
Antwerp S,26S casks spirits turpentine and
$50 barrels rosin; to Genoa 800 casks spir-
it's turpentne and 1910 barrels rosin; 10
Bristol, 1904 casks spirits turpentine; to
Hull, 2,056 casks spirits turpentine and
/ 400 barrels rosin; TO the interior 1856 casks
spirits turpentine and 1852 barrels rosin.
Receipts, shipments and stocks from
April /, 1898, to date. and to the corre-
spending date last year:
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Stocks of cotton at all ports June 80.
lS99' aud on the same day of the week last
wear.
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WEEKLY COTTON REPORTS.
Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending June 3d. 1893, and July /, 1898
1000 1909
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PAGES 9 TO 10.

interior movement for
lis the speculative ac-
foreshadowed an ex-
I'd a sharp decline in
arabEe activity in the
Is as a rule are high
aue, S2,S72,000. Govern
sed.
{ stocks were S55. 300
Gibson. 6,0Sl; Atchison
rlington, ~. 500; LOUIS
$3.50; Manhattan, 25,-
$50; Missouri Pacific,
'ntral, $3.50: Rock Is
rn Pacific, 1850. do
N Pacific, 1850; do pre-
aul. 26.1J0; Brooklyn
, 1886.
losing Stocks.
! do do pref go. 335sl
st. Paul .......130s4l
do do pref ....l74
St. p. & O....l06
do do pref ....175
&, SO. Pacific ..... 323s
, So. Railway So. 1l9s
do do pref go. 51Is
T. 6 Pacific. 1919
~. Pacific 800. 43
d do do pref .... 777s
) Wabash .....,... "a
do pref ..u.... 2lls
iWhee.. & L. E.. 2
do do pref 80. 2S7s
Adams Eek ....110
Am. Express lbs
lu. S. Express. o.. As
E w. IF. Elk. exdivi26
/ A. Cot. Oil ..... 36Jk
do do pref g.. 90
. ANN Spirits -. ga
81 do do pref .... 80
+. Am. Tobacco e.. 9l5s
do do pref LILO
Con. Gas ........1S6Ia
4 Com. Cable Co. .179
Col. f. & I..... AN
do do pref see. 1917
? Gen. Elec ,ex-div. 1l6ls
& Haw, Coml Colo
4 Brook. r. r ...114i5
3 Intn1 Paper :. 40
do do pref 49,. Uia
2 La Clede Gas. 52(s
Lead ............. BOZ
do pref .......111A
/ Nat. Lin. OIL. 3
Pacific Mail 80. ASS
( Peoples Gas ...120js
Pullman Pal .160la
Silver Ger ...... 60i4
as. Rope & T ... "a
Sugar ............154s
do pref ........1l7
T. c. Il Iron. -. 6iSs
2 u. S. Leather. "a
s do do pref .... 70ts
4 u. S. Rubber -. SO
4 do do pref .....116
1 w. Union ..... 1894
IA. s. & w ..... $685.
do do pref 80. 941s
Fed. Steel ...... 5S7s
do do pref go. sl3s
3 Col. South ...... "a
81 do list pref. 1917
do End pref -. ia
z Pacific Coast e.. 38la
ANN Smelling 37l2
e do do pref 49,. S4ss
Cont. Tobacco 80
do do pref go. 7S1s
Z N. & w. pref. 70h
onds.
N. Y. C. lists ..116ssl
N. ]. c. gen. 5s.122hl
N. Carolina Is ..127
Z do As ...... .. .104
z No. Pacific 1sts.113
Z do Ss ...... -. 627s
Z do As ...... .105ss
z N. Y.C. & St.L.4s.107
! N. & w. con. As. 95l1s
s do gen. IS LBS
Ore. Nav. lists. ia
do As ..... .103
10. Short Line 6s.131ss
do con. IS .....i16
Reading, gen. As. 91A
r.. G.. w. lists .1O2i4
st. l.. & l. NJ.
con. SIS ..."... .111A
Z st. l.. & s. f.
Z gen. 6s <... ...126
< st. Paul cons. .1711z
X St.P.C. & P.1sts. 1914
& do do IS ..... 12pl
So. Railway IS ..112
q Stan. r. & T. 6s. So
Ten. new set. Is. SO
4 T. e. p. lists ....114
p do Eds ......... ssh
z Union Pacific 4s.10S
Wabash lists LII
do 2ds .........101
West Shore As .117A
Wis. Cent. lists. 76l2
Wa. Centuries :. Sc
Va. Deferred :. 81
Z Col. Southern As. 1914
M. & o. As -. $50
Z IC. of G. IS ...... 957s
Z do LIST inc. -. 4i1s
y do I'd inc. -. 10
30.-Standard Oil 461Q
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COTTON.

1t is the same story to tell of the market.
Quiet and easy all the week with the only
sales amounting 10 anything being made
Thursday
The following were the official spot quo
tatious, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day.
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Comparative statement of net receipts at
all the ports from Sept /. 1898, to Friday
evening, June 80 1899, and from Sept. /, 1857
10 Friday. July ], 1885,
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Low middling Observation-Disclosures.
GoOd ordInary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, =
Ordinary .o9s
Market, quiet and easy; sales, /; for
week, 800
Receipts-The receipts of cotton at this
port from all sources for the past week
were 2419 bales upland and no bales sea
island, against 5GS bales upland and 4
bales sea island for the same week last
year.
The particulars of the receipts were as
follows: Per Central Railway, 574 bales
per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, 206 bales; per Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railway $50 bales; per South
Bound Railway, $50 bales; per Florida
Central and Peninsular, 200 bales; per
Georgia and Alabama Railroad, bales;
per river steamers, 2 bales.
EXports-The exports of the past week
were SIP bales upland and 339 bales lea
island, moving as follows: To New York,
1852 bales upland and 339 bales sea island;
to Baltimore, 1850 bales upland
Stocks-The stock on hand and on ship
board to-day were 10 313 bales upland and
443 bales sea island, against 3,466 bales
upland and 1880 bales sea island at the
corresponding time last year.
Sea Island Cotton-The market was very
quiet during the past week. There were
no receipts and the sales. were only 10
bales. The stock is quite small and de-
sirable cotton is scarce. The quotations
remain nominally unchanged as follows:
Extra fine FloridaS ..................12
Fancy GeOrgias .......................131z0 l4
Extra choice Georgias ...............1S
Choice GeorgiaS ......................12
Extra fine GeOrgiaS ..................1
Fine GeorSlaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 12Ql0
Medium fine Georgias ............... S1a
Common Georgias ....................7
The receipts for the past week were mono,
against 4 bales for the same week last
year.
Exports during the week were S39 bales,
moving as follows: To Manchester. 1872
bales; to st. Petersburg, 4 bales; to North
ern ports for domestic consumption. 213
bales.
Exports for the same week last year, 58S
The total receipts from Sept. to date
amount to 1864 bales, against 80 PIG bales
for the corresponding time last year
The total exports from Sept. to date
have been 59,055 bales, moving as follows:
To Great Britain, 7,412 bales: to France.
3,645 bales; to the continent, LIZA bales: to
Northern ports for domestic consumption,
81, 5S4 bales.
The total exports for the same period
last year, 57759 ba.es.
Stock on hand and on shipboard to-day
were 44S bales, against 1880 bales this
day last year.
Charleston S. c.. June 3O-sea island
cotton market Receipts for the week,
none; exports, bales; sales, q bales;
stock 421.
Quotatons-Medium fine, 1Sc; fine, 2Oc;
fully fine, 22Q25c; extra fine, 4O@5Oc.
The total receipts since Sept /, 1898.
have been 4,453 bales against 10, 1853 bales
for the same time last year. The exports
since Sept. l, 1898, have been 6,S66 bales,
q IA la
year
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st. l.. & S. W.. 12A
30
U. S. Is. reg. ..1Ol
do IS reg. ex-
div. .. &C.. ..108
do 30, coup. 1884
do new As, reg 1924
do new As. cop.129ia
do old As. reg.11214
do Old As, cou.113lh
do SIS, reg. .1129s
do IS, coup. ..1123s
d. of c. 3 Sos. .119
Ala. class A .112
do class b no
do class G 100
do Currency. 100
Atch. gen. 4s...1O3
do adjt. As. D. 50
Can. So. Dds Ill
c. e. o. 41ss -. 947s
do IS ........ .119lZ
c. & N. con. 7s.1453s
do S.F.deb. S.. 1924
Chi. Term. As. .102Is
D. & r. G. lists. .196
do As ...... 1925
East Tenn. Va.
&Ga. lists q. 1864
Erie gen. As -. 7415
f. w. & D.C.1st a1z
Gen. Elec. 5s ..1l9
CHI. & S.A. 6s. lib
do do Eds .....10S
II. & T. c. IS. lib
do con. 6s -. .ll2
Ia. Cent. lists ..114
K.C.P. g. G.1sts 1914
La. new con. 4s.1O9
l.. & N. uni. 4s.100l2
M. X. & T. Eds. 6SA
do do As ....... 93#
New York, June f;
462.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
WHY THE HARES
ARE NOW
RUNNING POORLY.

Courstng VIII be in fun blast ct IngIe-
side Park this afternoon A T2-dog stake
IS 4 feature which should attract lovers
Of the sport from near and far Owing
TO the short days the managers Of the
park very correctly decided that an So
dog stake was rather long, and in future
the stakes will be limited 70 seventy dogs.
which complement will give q longer
breathing spell between races and also
afford the patrons OF the leash quite as
much amusement as If the entries
amounted to eighty or more dogs
II is all well enough for the coursing
Park 10 stretch matters q little IN the
way OF large entries during the summer
months. but IN winter fewer entries and
q high-cIass lot OF dogs are what the sup
porters Of the game viii approve
If there IS anything in the chewing line
that t.ckIes the fancy OF q MERGED hare
It certainly is feast on young greens.
The IngIeside jacks are allowed the free
dom OF the eourslng fields occasionally
and they are known, SO TO speak, 70 make
hay while the sun shines G., they lose
very little time in the enjoyment Of q
feast whenever the opportunity is af-
forded them New that the hares have
grown soft from z change Of food their
staying qualities are consequently i'm
paired and as result short races are
the rule. This VIII mean that the dogs
that work close and If possessed OF speed
should score over their opponents whose
success depends much On their stay g
powers.
Previous 10 the rainstorm the hares
proved themselves in many instances TOO
much for their pUrsuers, but then their
food consisted principally Of grain, which
hardened their flesh and conditioned them
for trying OrdeaIs
Doubtless the races will be compare
lively short until the north winds de-
stroy the emerald appearance OF the park
and until such tine those who wager
on coursiug events should figure On speed
10 defeat staying powers
TWO Of the champion grey HOUNDS or
MERGED County are N town Inc winner
Of the last stake run at MERGED, Rosie +,
with her brother, Johnnie r, arrived a
few days ago and will be trained for the
Ingleside meetings The owner Of Rosie
P doubtless made & mistake N not nav
ing had Rosie ConteSting IN the Park dur
ing the days when the grass was dry and
sparse
It is a pretty hard matter 10 pick the
winners of t0-dayfs rundown, but ngur-
ing OF form the following dogs should
win;
Tod Sloan. Brfuiantine. sharkey, CarI5tta,
ThornhiII Torsfsfo TeEr0ua, Eclipse, Forget.
Flying Buck, Bonita. Cavalier, ConnsZ-l4ra-
Forgive. Sytvauius. Rocket, Black Hawk. Mira
Monte Victor, Gladiator Mss Grizzte, tloya4
Buck SuubursC Jennie Wilson, an Mecca
Lady EerscheI. Old Glory, Glen Chloe, Tuita-
more. MatchIess. Mayd0werI victor Queen
Flyavay, Liberty Bell, Glen Roy and Aoua-
tan BeGELy.
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Track Notes

With thA vanishing Of the silver trophy
offered far the gentlemen riders, likewise
departed all thoughts Of the shabby af-
fair from the minds az race-gCers- What
IIrel= was said among turf patrons was al
il. condemnation OF H1barr's methods, as
well $50 IN association that would be q
'pz.s-r 20 the Lasco- LLELe<ide has no pop
J--a.stry % loan and the result OF Thurs
5ays race did ECr see any new friends
=. sckiuE % rs standard Mr. Skinner
lsEes Mr. Hobart and MS little cup every
Success and has bur one regret Just 70
ts:5yr the young millionaire THAI no harm
was done. ne would Ike 10 meet MIN N Z
single test OF Elrseuaus11p- He viii agree
- :S-Ezd1Le wE1rSe. use neither whip
nag sceels. ard allow ALr. Hobart 20 ride
.e-5 highest priced hobby horse O0t1tuzb-e
ga notion mouse. and he can weigh as
rl:-1 as he likes II this be not accept
za:e- rEel NJ. Hobart can sit GSLrlde Col
lis and 1Ir- Skinner says he viii take
L-Ea+ Colorado and Try conclusions Tor any
ar--1ty offered The last time these TWO
s-s net 4f-- HOBART had the mount
.Ur Una Colorado and was beaten out bE
a. -.tus plotted by Mr. Skinner Uneasy
:. : the head that wears q CroW1-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
LATE WHEELING ITEMS.
Fourteenth Anniversary Of the Bay
Citvs to Be Celebrated

The fourteenth anniversary reception
and ball Of the Bay City Wheeimen VIII
be held At the Maple room OF the Palace
uo-eT on Wednesday evening, February
6 The affair is in charge OF the follow1n
Cor7r1ftree. H. ". SpaIdfug, Archie Heid
and Henri L Day Invitations may De
rad from the members.
EDDIE Bald. the noted racer. IS connned
70 Ms room al the Palace with q sdgnL
attack Of IA grippe
n Austin Goddard, the popular racer
nd travelling man, viii arrive rom AUS
rrsifs on the Moana on February :.
TIE Bay City Clubs duplicate WHIST
tournament commences tomorrow even
ing. - r.-.-
The postponed baseball game between
rre OIvmpfcs and Bay Cftys VIII be held
1axr SUNDAY az the Velodrome at p m
Floyd A Mcfarland. secretary OF the
American Cyclists Racing Union, came
10 town Yesterday to consult with Prest-
dent Bald
the coming indoor tournament must De
made 10 A Elli1gh0use. % C0luH Dian
bTifIdfng before January 81. All the large
dealers viii be represented.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21

Il Was a Caviar Mine.

Several years ago sturgeon was one OF
the most common fishes IN the waters OF
the hay and the large rivers OF
Central California To-day compare
lively few are caught. owing 70
the slaughter Of past years by
those who followed the manufacture Of
caviar But few large sturgeon have been
taken recently. ard those caught have not
Welded much in the way OF spawn One
of the largest of the kind taken for some
time past was sent 10 this city from Black
Diamond Contra Costa County, yeSter-
day. The fish weighed 500 pounds, and
over 81 pounds of spawn was taken from
il, to be converted into caviar. The eggs
sold for Is cents q pound, or 81 for the
WhnIa-
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Results at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. jar 20.-Weather clear
and cool. track faster Tom Kingsley was the
cnlv winning fav0rite- Results
First race, selling. one u1iIe-Hltty Resent
wen. Gold Nine second, CEa1cery third Time
Second race. SIX and a haIf fIrtougs-Bright
Night w0n Casiin second, Nay Drotr rhlrc
Tine L.33L
Th.,F raca. sailing, mile and three-stxtee1tiIs
Tent Won. BasQuU second, Trauby third
F-orirrr race handicap. seven fIrlongs-De-
bride vor. Sir FI0rlaE second. APpIeiack third
Tf-re I-29
can 7 see En- won, Dalgrsttt second. Zolo
third. Tine I-56ls-
Sf--- ace selling six f1riougs-T0rl Kings
lev vgu- Reel second. Ben Frost third Tine
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
Boxing Permits Granted.

The National Athletic Club has finally
secured the TWO permits for the holding Of
boxing bouts which the Supervisors
seemed reluctant to grant some weeks
since This tnsures the meeting of Frank
Mcconnell and Al NeilI on the evening Of
the 24th inst. and then JeffrieS and Ken
uedy on February 10. Young Mitchell was
denied permit on the ground that he had
no boxers either matched or in view.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
viii PIsv Handbau To-Morrow.

There are seven doubIe-aaHded games
On the list at Phil Ryan's San Francisco
handtau court. SAG Howard street for to-
77orrow afternoon Among the names are
some Of the crack PLAYERS. including FRO
fass0r Rf0rdan Jack Bonnet and
ssTir7ts Nealon. with others OF repute to
ri ia with. The entries are
d ]. Sheehan and N J. PrendergzsI vs.
w n Sieherst and ". h Eedian vs.
L. waterman and J. r Bockman-
7 Collins and E. Toy vs. ]. White and
z Curley.
and G. Mcguire
J. Do-xIiag and NJ Mcguire VS.. P. Ryan
and J. Lawiess-
J. Rfordsn and p Hutchinson VS.. NJ J.
KIgallon and E Maloney.
j. c. NeaIou and r Linehzn vs. 7. z.
Bonnet and p. Dorne1y-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
SOLDIERS REMAINS
TO BE BROUGHT HOME
The Bodies of Six Hundred Heroes to
Form Part Of the Cargo Of
the MORAN CitZ.

The transport Morgan City viii return
from Manila with a grewsome consignment
among her cargo. she Is TO SAL from here
on the 18th inst. and in her hold there viii
be 800 collins and among the passengers
viii be ten men from the undertaking par
lors Of Eafsted & Co
When the transport reaches Manila the
work OF exhuufug the remains Of the
soldiers who have died down there viii
BEGIN The bodies viii be sealed up in
the collins and brought home for burial
The caskecs are OF the very best material,
and Uncle Sam Is going 70 see 70 IL that
due honor is paid 10 those who passed
away while under arms for their country.
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Town Talk.

The need fer national encouragement of
science arts and letters is the sub ecr OF
able editorial n this week Town Talk Poll
tics the Press Clubs thirteen dinner, what is
going On ia TIE swim and at the clubs are
topics treated by The Saurterer- Dr. G A.
Danziger has a powerful story on 4 timely
subject the JewiSh-Ca rholie marriage Leaven-
worth McNab and Irene ConueIi contribute
poems. belmont and the symphony concert.
Frank Daniels and The Wedding Day are
criticized. and the graphOiogy page Is OF in
terest 20 the students Of handwriting Mrs.
Birmingham, the coutraltO, IS pictured on the
frpnr page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
WILL SWIM AND DIVE.
Natators Who VIII Splash Water at
Sutro Baths Tomorrow.

Among the uatators considerable inter
est is manifested in the aquatic contests
which will be held at Sutro Baths on Sun
dav afternoon The following excellent
programme has been announced;
sg-vard dash, novice-J. HuIren. o. Beyfuss,
: WCo9buru L ST. Clair, z. Rodertck- Il.
Anderson q Ganudc. II. KILLER
1CG-yard dash, Juvenile. sLr9hlin- D bar
rfs A Hay, H Sesbach, e. treern- l. Alpp'
n Dawseut. z. Bouf6eld-
TUB race two in tub, SO yards-H. Dough
srrv. T. Bevfus 2. Macksl. r. White, B. Berry,
F. Dodge.
ChstacIe race through small tanss-I- Ring
-rzs 7 Harteu T. Duran. J. A. Jackson,
4 Esv n Seehach. n. Brardou-
--i-JS arr fancy spriugboard dtvfng-A. Hay.
4 T7J,rher-v II. Bensen, Dan Green, Il.
TgirIer n Seebaeh- z. kip, j. Bsyins, Fred
Green J. VanderberE.
Trs3ese and high diving BY Green brothers
and others.
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No Poison Found.

morning completed his examination and
ANALYSIS Of the stomach OF the late Mrs
J. z SIiukey. who committed suicide by
hanging herself IN the Sausalito House
on Ellis street several days ago. The body
had been enbaImed by the undertak er
and for that reason Mr. Crackbon was
unable 20 state whether the deceased had
been poisoned with an arsenfcaI prepaEa-
ton but he failed % ind any crystals Of
arsenic or traces Of any other poison. He
is confident that Mrs Sltnkey did not die
F-ur7 nelson
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21

SAN FRANCLsCO. January u. 1883
Baseball Editor San Francisco Cau-Dear Sir:
I noticed a small insertion IN this morning 3
Chronicle 70 the effect that the Seattles are
70 play the Athletics on Saturday and sun
day Now I wish to state that Il they play on
Sunday Il viii not be at Recreation Park
Eighth and Harrison streets, FOR the Pacific
Coast Minor Baseball League has secured the
grounds and the Altos VIII play the Golden
Gates on Sunday afternoon. We hold a lease
OF the grounds and Seattle must secure them
from II order 10 play. The AIto-Cfolden
Gate game on Sunday afternoon at 2 D n.
promises TO be the best seen here in a long
time. Martin Murphy( the UslI-knawu player
VIII ofhctate as umpire. Following viii be the
lineup
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21

--bi-1 Race-CoIoneI Bartlett, Lord Chester
Held Reno
Fourth Rac@Sartonic- Lady Hurst, Hat1ier.
Fieth Race-NfIt Young, UIrn, Strength
SIN Raee-Bendaran. Horton. MorelItto.
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Victim Of Appendicitis.

STANFORD. Jan 2G.-George VI. Beck
Ell. CAPTAIN of the Varsity baseball team.
is i'll with appendicitis He was taken
sick last Tuesday, and that night. SUI
Tered severely with pains in the stomach
An operation was performed this even
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-21
SAN FEHADO
BEATEN OUT
] BY MORINGA
-. =.
Pretty Finish in the
Handicap.
"4ILYAR WAS FOUND LACKING
EEGE PENNY AT ODDS ON CAME
IN THIRD.
Montgomery Again e Winner From
:. Fast Company-Tom Cromwell
+::5 II Luck-Five Favorites
-. Went 70 Defeat.
.ILYAR WAS FOUND LACKING
EEGE PENNY AT ODDS ON CAME
+. e.. IN THIRD.

n 1he. entries AZ I1gIeside track yesterday
-t5-e not numerous, but the racing was
80. ABOVE the average To &c sure, the
= critics, with one exception. were all
.sc@-zatsd. aCC they all seemed 10 be
s'.--zE1--"
=. The SIX furIozg handicap was q nice bit
G racing CCErel-- The Lhree-yea--cId Ali
y'.-. from Pat DUNES stable. held sway
- me betting, and although the you1g-
So made strong bid could not finish
',csr.er c1al third IN hard drive
..3---r1a1 on L0ringa reached first base
, head before the rapidly coming San
.yerrado- Eo-s-da ran dtsappointingIy.
-. a--Cer--Us now seems unbeatable Going
=. t-s post n the opening six furIoag
sprint a. odds Of 20 I The AIoreIIo g=Iding
---s1ed length IN advance Of Cyril Ed
+CT.r---16, the fav7-Ire, backed up the
>-$zr part landing In the show.
;: -.1ly -cIr started II the mile and a six
+.==--1 selling event, with Captive ruling
Z pronounced taVorlle- The big CHESTNUT
..3rse looked winner within 8 few yards
- me wire where ne stopped, and was
.#Z.Sed oUL by Tom Cromwell. The secuuG
C-clce. ridden BY Cash Sloan
i: :I1s defeat Of Hugh Penny, the short
.-s-.z- followed was most unexpected The
:-=-=-&l do Eor seem @ have ais speed
hing behind both Rey del Terra and
:>E&lz-1ly- ne winner. Key del TERRA, was
.S5CtC1 II demand IN the betting, and was
= s5.y ridden by pullman
ri Mex came the defeat Of Ruoicon. the
piping hot -aV0rils Tor the i've furiO1g
. .:=I11iE- Skes-5 Martin shot 70 the
:&c1Ht with Montgomery Wssu the barrier
.Eas released and never headed led
= IL AIRY Black oCr 1grE- The tzvorite
"a. third
! E-la concluding mile selling run was L
= -rslCzl affair. .AcOlpl SpreCkeIS, the Cor
CEa1 entry. Won hands down. starting 4
- 10 - tav0rl-e- Two Cheers took the
: tsre from the 40 70 ! shot, BLly Nc
..C.bskeE-