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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.
sls PARK AVENUE. RICHMOND. VA.
select christian school Tor Boys and
Girls Under auspices Of Presbyterian
Church Session opens ,,... ..,,
Iror announcements address
b. NJ ROsERRo. Principal
SIG Park Avenue.
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Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
BANK STOCKS

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Richmond Va. Sept g. 1880.
SALES 200 Virginia Centuries al s.;
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Vrginia-Carolina Chemical preferred al
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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
JALLAC PROVES
A PARADISE FOR
THE FISHERMEN
Catches of Trout by Those Skilled
and UnskilIed Run Into
Large Figures.

'.Never was there such fishing in the
world" is the way Fish commissioner
Babcock enthuses over the sport now De-
ing enjoyed by the rod-wielders at Tai
lac The hotels are thronged with guests
who find sport in the fishing. One woman
and a boGtman caught seventy-two trout
in one day while the average runs nearly
forty to the boat per day. DR.. Harry
Tevis, W. S. Tevis and John Siebe have
spent some time at Tallac recently.
Fish Commissioners Babcock and W. H.
Keller inspected the Tahoe and Tallac
hfetcheries last week. After completing
the round of inspection Mr.. Keller re-
turned to his home in Santa Monica The
trip from Truckee to Tahoe will be an
easy one next year, as work on the rail-
road connecting. these points is, being
pressed vigorously. The hauling or rails,
ties and other material has left the stage
". D. Mansfield, whose fycasting has
been a revelation to the world, does not
amJfltRdife monntain streams e and lakes this Season
Business may neceSSltate a trip East,
which would take up his time until near
he may return by way of Pelican Bay,
until October. Mr.. Mansfield and Alex
fished on Saturday and Sunday, when Mr..
return home. Mr.. Vogelsang enjoyed good
fshing. returning home Wednesday.
w. H. MetSOn has returned from WeO-
Der Lake, where he enjoyed good sport.
A s. Carman fished at Cisco, on the
South Fork Of the Yuba River. He found
the stream in excellent condition and was
rewarded with good sport after his first
two days on the stream.
q A. Cate and B. G. ingalls, left some
days since for a two weeks fishing trip
in the streams of Calaveras and Stanis-
laus counties.
The regular meeting OF San Francisco
Fly Casting Club. which always assumes
the form of dinner, will be held at
properly, have been held last Tuesday,
but was postponed because OF the hoh-
daVS
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
SPORTSNEN ARE
READY FOR JHE
DOVES AND DEER
Reports From the Preserves and
From the Country Promise
Good Shooting.

The rapid approach of the shooting sea-
son is evidenced by the activity about the
sporting goods stores. Guns are being
overhauled and a supply of ammunition
secured by many sportsmen. Members
Of the Country Club, Olympic Gun Club
and other organizations controlling pre-
serves will avail of the opportunities pre-
sented them for sport so soon as the sea-
son opens. Doves are reported plentiful
in all parts Of the country, being more
also expected to give good sport
Phil Bekeart and a party of Olympic
Athletic Club men will leave on the 22d
inst. for weeks outing in Mendocino
County. some thirty-five miles from
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
ANNUAL OUTING.
Hanoveranner Verein Will Enjoy One
at Shell Mound.

The seventh annual outing and moon
light picnic Of the Hannoveraner Verein
will be given at Shell Mound Park to-mor-
row. The society is social and beneficiaI
in its character and is composed of two
hundred and fifty natives Of the province
of Hanover.
The picnic committee consisting of 7
NJ. Foge, William F. Appiarus and John
Schlichtmann. has been working hard to to
insure an enjoyable time to all who attend
the gathering. There will be prizes for
the children and the wheel Of fortune will
distribute - favorss to holders of lucky
numbers. Dancing in the pavilion will be
kept up until II o'clock In the evening,
ance. The society will leave on the $50
a, m; boat and there will be trains every
half-hour, as usual
Following are the officers Of the verein:
President, F. Eggerling; vice president,
John Pope; treasurer. William Beckmann;
recording secretary, Theodore w Borch-
ers; financial secretary, J. II. Steffens;
sergeant at arms, Hermann Rover; trus-
tees-Peter Windeler. Henry Heitmuller
and D.. Jurgens; finance committee
Henry Sturcke. F. Weigmann and ]. H.
Lindemann.
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Uhsh. While they were in that district
N IN Nay At they ear arrived at the conclusion
season opened In addition to Mr.. Bekeart
the party will consist of DR.. E. n. Short
william Short. Thomas Craig. George
McCord and William McCord.
If the sportsmen of the various counties
combine for the organized preservation of
game, as has been done in Mendocino and
Santa Clara counties, the solution Of that
vexed problem has been found. Accord
Ing to men who have given the matter
careful consideration the State could not
attain the same results In the preservation
of game from market hunters and others
even though hundreds of thousands OF
dollars be expended. The members of the
local organization know the conditions
which must be met and the best manner
Of treating them.
near Ukiah of persons who have been
killing deer cut of season. In each in
stance the, accused have either pleaded
cases went to trial. Through an inaGver-
tance credit was recently given Alfred V.
L. MsIdotte Motto for instituting the moyement in
following letter, places the credit where
It belongs. He says:
1',,a5 In The !5ts, Gall cs June 80 see article
which gives me the credit of instituting the
crusade now on. Although in full sym
Injustice OF assuming a credit not due me-
The citizens Of Ukiah employed the war
And TO them collectively the credit is due
Otto Feudner is not satisfied with the
outcome OF his match with a NJ. Shields
for the challenge medal at Ingleside la,t
Sunday. He challenged his successful on
ponent at once. and they will test their re-
spective skill again tomorrow before the
same traps.
The members Of the Olympic Gun Club
will shoot live birds on their grounds at
Ingleside tomorrow. The Sen Francisco
Gun Club and the Empire Club shoots
will be held at Alameda.
j. X. Orr will shoot over the Country
Club preserves next Saturday
George Jackson has heard such good re-
Stockton that he will get his first TASTE
OF the seasons shooting up there.
w. L. Prather Jr. of Oakland will hava
the first opportunity.
Sam Hughes and party will try their
skill on the doves on Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
SPORT AT SUJRO BATHS

The programme Of aquatic sports at Su-
tro Baths tomorrow afternoon, with the
competition in the various events, fol-
lows:
50-yard dash. novice-H. Young, O. Lowen-
thai, r. Marston, G. Cunha, ]. Kelly, w
lG6-yard dash. 1uvenile-M Gardiner w
Waters. F, Baker J. Riley, W. Early, NJ.
ioo-yard dash, amateurs-C. Jones. II. Mish.
c. Donovan. J. McCrea E. Lee. P. Mattner
Tub race, 100 yards-B Baudain, W. Yarrow.
P Phillips. z. Wells c.. Schwartz O. Ehr-
man, II. Stelljes. C. Augustus and E. Boyer
High diving for boys-W. Hoffman H
Leicken, R. Cooke, ]. Daniels, D. McCann. C.
Royal ]. Laird, II. Derham and NJ. Divert
Trick and fancy spring board diying-M
Divert A. Bagnatori, w. Walcott. P. Govanni,
T. Raiston. J. Gladstone, c. Strohlin, E. Lee,
c. La Rue and J. MCGOWAN.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
SANTA BARBARA DOG SHOW

The second annual show held by the
Santa Barbara Kennel Club IS announced
and this young club may well be excused
BY its enthusiasm for the mistakes caused
by inexperience. There are few medals
offered as specials, notably by enthusi-
asts such as Norman I. Stewart and
others, and four silver cups, but the bulk
of the specials consists of merchandise.
The entrance fee is s. for the first entry,
each class after that being half Of that
amount. The fox terriers will be judged
by c. A Sumner Of Los Angeles, a gen.
tleman of exceptional knowledge of the
breed and Of the strictest impartiality:
DR.. E. A. Dial of San Luis Obispo Will
fudge foxhounds and bloodhounds. and
francis T. Undsrhill of New York will
The balance of breeds will be judged by
II T. Payne. He is undoubtedly an ex-
pert on settlers, but his knowledge Of
other breeds has been questioned i'll the
The show will be held under the rules
of the Pacific Kennel League, and the
milton outside of the Pacific Coast, and
inside that limit will be recognized only
by the clubs which are members Of that
organization.
&. Bryon Of Alameda has arranged to
breed his Great Dane bitch, Queen olga,
by ex-Empress Dogmar, to John
Love Cunningham s Champion Ivan
Henry H. Carlton, the universally es-
teemed secretary of San Francisco Kennel
Club, is still seriously Ill He has been
incapacitated from business for some
dered him to Mill Valley for change OF
air Mr.. Cartons friends are desirous OF
peeing him on the road to early and COM
6. T. NJ. E. .d'Aquin, the secretary Of
the Netherlands consulate in this city,
has booked with Rev. ]. w. Flinton Of
puppy from prospective litter by Aldon
Swagger, out of Aldon Radiance
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hEASHMEN MAY
SOON COURSE
AT TWO PARKS
IngIes:de Management announces
an AII-Hge Stake for Next
SATURDAY..

The management Of Ingleside Coursing
Park is preparing to reopen the GROUNDS
next week, the card being an au-age
stake, unlimited as to entry and with lib
eral purses for the successful dogs. Inc
leashmen will be glad TO return to the
old order Of affairs, which means thaC
double the prize money now given will be
disbursed and additional opportunities to
enter dogs will be presented. There mas
been an oversupply of dogs with courslng
a one park and but twice week The
reopening of Ingleside will relieve thls
congestion.
An open stake with seventy-four entries
is the card at Union Park this afternoon;
The prize money totals nearly slOOO, anu anu
with high class dogs competing some 1 eA
cellent sport should result. Next wen wen
the attraction will be the winners stahe,
open to dogs which have run third or
better during the year. Among the HOss
eligible are Connemara. Gladiatofi VA
ship, Young America, Firm trleno, LUX
or, Theron and Natalie.
A. Ohmeyer of Los Angeles mas quar-
tered his extensive string near lngIesloe.
A c. Bradbury is in charge.
Browning of Upton has an imported
dog at Ingleside which, as soon as ms
pedigree arrives, will be placed In the
stud.
F. schou has purchased an II months
County 1t is by Sonoma Skip-Viola-
Ian9 gfenS a ngeside ofhs % The betting
Fling is being inclosed and sheltered from
the winds and the field Is being thor-
Sinaloa was bred to Firm Friend sew
eral weeks ago, but, as 1t transpires, WITH
out result ,,o,,,,
that distemper has proven much less tatal
this year than last, and many owners are
breeding their dogs who before reared tne
outcome. .
Mystic Maid, owned by Hugh Lynch,
will shortly whelp to Hughie. Lynch mas
already received several offers tor the
coming youngsters. ~ .,
Jim Smith has bred Dolly Warden TO
Terrona They are a pair OF !urchers'
Their get will demonstrate or destroy lor-
Tim Cronin has his string Of stake win
ners kenneled at Ingleside. They are
rounding to form rapidly and should 90
good work before the month ends:
daughter of Culverine, by Killarney
both famous performers many years ago,
has been discovered in South San Fran
cisco. The stock was thought to be *
tinct. but investigation proves that this
representative has shed ne. her mgnt @ 1l5s un.
seen for eleven. years. kIIiarney was iaI,
owned by T. ]. Cronin and Culverine by
NJ The 11i fed ED officials at Ingeside will hence
forth be: p. J3Reilly, judge; Harry Mur-
raw. slipper; Master Dillon. flag steward;
William Halpin, slip steward, ana l. !.
McHugh, field steward. 1,-,,,,o
Famous whelped ten puppies TO Wllham am
Da1tons Sir Hugo last Wednesday. Sir
renee Mayflower is to be mated Win
the unbeaten For Freedom.
T McHugh's Maggie NJ has been oTeo
tO Flying Buck.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
DEATH CLAIMS
AFOHL OF THE
TROTTER HUhDA
The AristocraticaIIy Bred Young
ster Succumbs to h0ckjaW
After an Operation,

A. 3. Spreckels has sustained a serious
loss IN the death of a foal out of his
favorfte trotting mare Hulda by Dexter
Prince. The direct cause of death was
lockjaw, superinduced by an operation
performed in the hope of curing rupture.
The sucking gave promise of inheriting
all the speed OF It's dam, in her day the
queen among American trotters.
Walter S. Hobart has placed his track
at San Mateo at the disposal Of the San
Mateo Hunt Club for races to be held on
Saturday next. Chief interest centers
about the race for the valuable cup Of
fered by J. J. Moore. This is for quail
fed hunters, two and one-half miles over
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08

coast was played by both Whitney and
the men from across the bay
The tournament showed the best and
the most mediocre tennis. The most no
ticeable fact was the small number OF
first-class players entered But three of
the men who played on the San Rafael
courts were what might be considered
first class. Eliminate George Whitney
and Summer and Sam Hardy and the
tournament would have been a second
class affair. The Hardys and George
Whitney are some years older than the
other entries, most of whom are students
in the State academies. In a few years
this tennis material will develop into the
very best of players, and then the W hit
neys and the Hardys will have to fight
for their former exclusive position
The young tennis athlete who made the
best showing in the tournament was
Harry Weihe. He played as good a
match against the champion, George
Whitney, as did Sam Hardy. Weihe has
improved immensely, handling. himself
with more assurance and ripper skill
than. in former years. He will -, enter
Stanford University this fall and will con-
tinue his practice on Palo Alto courts.
With Sam Hardy and Weihe to repre-
a team the Blue and Cold will find diff
ficuIty in defeating. Sumner Hardy may
or may not represent the University Of
California Should he do SO, there will
be an interesting collegiate tennis tourna-
ment.
The usual talk about bringing out an
Eastern batch Of champions Is heard at
present. Some Of the enthusiasts who
saw George Whitney play in the cham.
pionship matches are firm In the belief
that he is the fastest thing on the courts.
If some of the big racket wielders of the
coast in the fall and play match games
with the local champion all expenses will
be guaranteed them. Whitney and the
Hardys would have an advantage In
meeting Fasteners. for they have played
all their life asphalt, while the
visitors have been accustomed to the slow
turf court.
George Whitney has won the champion
ship cup twice, as has Sam Hardy. This
will insure the entrance OF both in next
years tournament, for a third winning
entails absolute property rights in the
cup. Neither Whitney nor the Hardys
have reached their limit in tennis. They
are young men with sufficient interest in
the game to continue their practice
WITH these sI &C, conqltGns d,1 IN interest IN tennis
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08

The California eleven will be elected
from the following: e. G. Sloman, Arthur
Dickinson, T. NJ. Gum, A. Schroeder, A
D. Reynolds, w. Reeves, W. R. Ham
mond, J. D. Robertson, G. c. Farrell, A.
Willis, A. E. Aitken, II. Carr and Q. j.
Thomas.
There will be meeting of the Califor-
MIA Cricket Association at the Occidental
Hotel next Tuesday evening to consider
the proposal of the Los Angeles cricket
ers to visit this city some time In Au-
gust, and to discuss other matters.
OF the seven pennant matches Wnlcn
have been played during the present sea-
son, the CALIFORNIA; have taken part In
four and have won them all The Ala
medas have played in five and have won won
two, lost two and drawn onei While the
Pacifics, who have also taken part in nVe
matches, have lost four and drawn one
The percentage of the Galifo5niass 3 Is Is
and that of the Pacifics is one-tenth, or l.
Inasmuch as, counting in to-day game,
only eleven matches Gin eight OF winch
the CALIFORNIA; are engageO remain to
be played for the Brown pennant. 1t is
clear that the Californias will take a
Win vii Booth and E. J. Laug6man have re
Gently been elected members OF the Cali
fornia Club, which now has forty on Its
list. The late w. ]. Callingham, the in
at the time of his death.
The American Cricket AnnSlal for 1899.
compiled ~ Jerome L FlanntTy OIL new
York, assAed by several contributors,
has recently been published. Six pages,
supplied by Arthur fnkersley of San Fran
cisco, are devoted to Cricket in Northern
California" In the list of Centuries Of
1S9S.' two local scores are recorded-14S
by @. j. Baugh at Golden Gate for Ala
at the same place and for the same club
against the same team. This however,
oInits a score of 115 made by F. J. Croll
on August q OF last year for all comers
vs. Banks and Insurance Men. OF the
thirty-one centuries In the list thirteen
were made at Philadelphia, two at
nd fOIlr a HaVarfOrd
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
WAJSoNVILLE JLAyS TODAY.

Pitcher Donlin has not been given
trial in the box by the ST. Louis baseball
team yet and his California admirers are
becoming anxious to see what he can do
with the big teams.
To-day's game at San Jose promises to
be a record breaker in point of attend
ance Champion Jim Jeffries will umpire
on the bases in conjunction with Rube
Levy, and at the conclusion of the game
he will spar four rounds with Jim DAILY.
The game itself promises to be exceed
ingly interesting, the contesting teams
being San Jose and Santa Cruz. Many
local cranks have signified their intention
of attending.
The Watsonville combination will meet
the locals at Recreation Park this after
noon in the first of a series OF three
games. To fill up the hole caused by Nc
Carthy's suspension Courtney has been
moved in to short and Kelly placed in
center field. The team is said to field as
strongly now as it did before. The East
ern contingent that is expected to rein
force the Sugar Beets has not yet arrived
Following is the lineup for to-day:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
The JENNIS CHAMPIONS.

The championship tennis tournament at
San Rafael on the fst, Sd and 4th of July
has set tennis on its legs once again. The
game is in a fair way to boom, which
will mean interclub rivalry and some
spirited interclub tournaments. The
matches between George F. Whitney and
the two Hardys are responsible for this
renewed interest in the game. In those
contests the best tennis ever seen on this
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
Bonded Indebtedness Created.

A certificate Of proceedings at the
stockholders meeting of the Oceanic
Steamship Company, authorizing the ere
alton of a bonded Indebtedness of 81, ,5OO,-
Geo. was filed with the County Clerk yes
terday. The certificate bears the sigma
lures of the corporation directors, John
D. Spreckels, Claus Spreckels, Austin c.
Tupbs, George Fitch, Thomas B. Phelby,
A. B. Spreckels and w. d. K Gibson and
Secretary Z. H. Sheldon
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
With BAISNAN AND BOWLER.

The Pacific Cricket Club will meet the
unbeaten California eleven tomorrow on
the ground at Webster street, Alameda.
The representatives Of the scarlet and
black will be chosen from the following:
George Theobald. captain; ]. j. Theobald,
J. Meyers, c. Simmonds, ]. H. Harbour,
C. P Coles, H. P. G. Gordon, L. H. Sandi-
lands, w Mcdonald, A. w. Wilding, ].
T. Bickendike and w. G. Selwood.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
The Railroad Fxonerated

An inquest was held yesterday morning
on the body of James Tierney, the rail-
road gatekeeper who was run over bv a
train at the crossing of Thirty second and
Randall streets on the night of july 4
The verdict of the jury was that Tierney's a
death was due to an accident caused by
his own carelessness.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
Yesterdays InsoIvents.

Abraham Abrahams, merchant, Marys-
vile, $459 "a; assets none. Cuicci & Da-
Yini, fruit and vegetables, San Francisco.
S1197; no assets. G. A. Bennett, merchant
San Francisco. s2599; no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08

real estate investments. The Dealers
dope and Sullivans good saddle work
earned for each quite q bunch of coin at
the Denver meeting Both departed be-
fore getaway day. came around.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08

favorably reported upon by the Health
and Police Committee of the Supervisors
yesterday, as was also its application to
between the 20th and 25th Of the month.
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Boxing Permit Granted.

The National Athletic Clubs application
for a permit to hold a boxing exhibition
between the LIST and 18th of August was
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
7, GOLF CHAMPION.
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Prne nd
Tt'+ic members compete
s
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
OARSMEN OF JHE
UNIVERSITY ARE
READY TO RACE
f a Suitable Beat Can Be Sc
cured Jhey viii attend the
Astoria Regatta.

Last Sundays rowing regatta was sue
cessful one, the only mishap being the