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The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

A Frenchman once classified Ameri-
cans in Europe as "millionaires, snobs
and tourists. The millionaires spent
their money freely, and sometimes sac
rificed their daughters for title. The
snobs were ashamed Of their own coun-
try and eager to be known as the COM
panions of princes, dukes and earls
The tourists were mob of sightseers
out Of whom money was to be made al
every turn" A satirical grouping
based upon sufficient truth to some
what disturb national pride!
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The popularity of summer boat ex-
cursions is conclusive proof that men
can have a good time on water occa-
sionally.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

France lost her head over the Drey-
fus case and other nations seem to be
doing the same thing, but in different
way
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

One great consolation is peculiarly
the humorists-he isn't supposed TO
laugh at his productions.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

There is much difference between
Boasting of sickness and glorying IN
wounds.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

Many a man who would shrink from
taking purse for profit will steal a
character for pleasure.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

Few girls practice economy as faith
fully as they do the piano.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The only way for an entertainer to
he sure of applause is to arrange be-
forehand to pay for 1t afterward.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The eagle on the silver dollar Is
merely to remind us that riches have
wings.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29
Explosives.

Thirty years ago there we're only
two dozen explosive compounds known
to chemists; now there are over 1,OOe.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

Nickel trimmings on a stove are a
source of much heat-to some people.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

Character is the only reliable cortifi-
cate issued by the school Of life.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

Inc so4i4e NE ..4at mdhes the uIoss
evident, purges the gold.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
EASY DIVORCES, LAST SUN
DAYS SUBJECT.

"What Therefore God Hath Joined To-
gether Lot Not Man Put Asunder ="
Matt. 10; 6-Skeletons All Over the
House M Well as In the Closet.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The stage prompter might be appro-
priately termed a theatrical poster.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The average man is polite to lot OF
other men he would rather kick.
The Yale expositor., 1899-09-29

The shiftless man accuses fortune Of
being blind
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
SAN MATEO PARK DRAW

The San Mateo Coursing Park officials
have arranged a big programme for the
second meeting on their new grounds. In
addition to the final of the inaugural
stake, there will also be one round and
the final of the consolation from last
Sunday, a puppy stake with thirty-two
entries and an open stake with fifty-two
The prizes in the two stakes aggregate
$S85. n. p. Writings Minneola and Cur
tbs & Sons Cash will meet to determine
the possession of first and second money
in the inaugural stake. This, which is
luncheon on Sunday. The draw last night
resulted as follows:
Puppy stake-G Ehmanns Target vs. George
Watsons Moonstone; JEFF Martinetts Buxton
VS. George Pntos Mischief ". Cairns Gladys
Weller vs.. JEFF Martinett's Bernal Chief; r.
E. de Lopez,s Pepita vs.: J. Llnehans
Ferris Leah; Curtis & Sons Flying Fox VS..
Daily & Siebeins Lady Oswald; w. Cairns
Imperial VS. George Beuhn's Monogram; Bar
tells Bros Ben's Babe Us. Bartels Bros Bor-
ders Best; A Van den Burgh's Kitty vs.
F: Rothman's Justice; G. strahles Three
Cheers vs. George Pinto's Glad Hand; J.
o. Shea's Golden Rule Bartels Bros Ball
room Bele JEFF Martinett's Bernal Boy VS.
A. Van den Burgh's Naughty Girl: p. McC!ahe:s
r. E. de b Lopez's Carmencita VS.. J. Fitz-
gerald Fair Lily; r A. MeCombs Storm King
VS. F. Chambll's Princess Royal; ]. Pring' 3
Thunderbolt VS.. Pasha Kennels Royal Anne
Open stake-H. f. Auderson's Crawford Lad
VS.. j. DlcksonS 3 BLACK Boss; j. p Thrift 8
Forgive vs.. F. s, Mccuilough's Rowena: Lynch
& Fice's searfpin VS. W J. Jones Russian
Groman & Bettencourt's Forget Me Not VS.
J. Jones' Gallivant; w. ]. Jones' Prince
Jerome w. J. Jones Lady Marion: T
sullvan's Maid OF the Hill VS.. z. Mccormick 8
Valley Forge; Ed Wilson'S Magnet VS.. J.
Keenans Royal Oak; A. G. Brad dburys Sar-
donic vs. S. CheIa's Golden Russett H. Aliens
Miss Lois VS.. e. Kip's Newsboy; DAILY & Sie-
bein's Shylock Boy VS.. Ed Wilson's Magnesia;
NJ. Londons Sharkey VS.. w. Creamer's Report
T. Atkins Merry Monarch VS.. J. Keenan, s
Royal Buck: II. Aliens Alberta VS., J. Far
ley's Cash Day, T. r. Logan'g Gladys Pasha
VS. J. J. Edmonds' Go On; T. F. Logan's Miss
Grizzle vs.. c. L. Applebys Little Sister F.
Campbelrs Any Shore vs.. N. London's Mag
neto; r. Z. de B. Lopezs Minnie Wa Wa VS.
4. Haggerman's Lille H; ]. L. Ross Just
Tip Vi. p McCabe's Boney Boy; r. E. de b.
Lopezs Whitehead vs.. w P. Conlan's Peace
fu Glen F. Murphys Gilt Edge VS.. ". Cream
ers Jesse Moore: ]. Seggerson's White Chief
VS.. J, O'Shea's Young America George En-
mapn's Fireman VS., A. c. Bradburys Bum
J. l.. Ross Jessica VS.. Daily & Sebein's Gypsy
J. Keenan's Black Lock VS.. ]. o. Shea's Golden
Gate; Jones' Moonlight w. J. Seggerson's g
Gold Hill; Pasha Kennels Rest Assured VS.
P. McKones Rigby
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26

TO BE BUILT
BY JAMESON
Yacht Shamrock's Successor
VIII Be Given the Name
Hibernia.
Special ptgpateh to The Call.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Evening
Post says: There is a strong probability
that the next challenger for the Ameri-
cas- cup will be Major Eustace Jameson,
NJ P He is a warm friend of Sir Thomas
the Shamrock and the Columbia.
he will have the Shamrock for
a trial horse. Anybody who challenges
will be welcome to the yacht for such a
purpose, but Major Jameson would be
particularly so because of the friendship
existing between he and Sir Thomas. The
Jameson boat would very probably be
built from a Watson design, and, 1t is
said, would be built at Belfast, ex-Lord
Mayor Pirrie the head of the firm of Har-
land & Wolff, being quite willing to un-
dertake the work.
discussed, and while some of the mutual
friends of both the major and Sir Thomas
were in favor of having it called sham
rock, the most favored name was Hi
bernia. Major jameson might challenge
through the Ktngstown Royal Yacht
Club, but viii probably send it, If at all,
through either the Royal listers or the
Royal Corks.
The crew of the yacht Shamrock to-day
continued at Erie basin the slowing away
of the racing gear and the preparation of
the yacht fer her passage across the At
lantic.
Designer William Fife Jr., Hugh MeGill
Downey. Sharman Crawford and Hugh
Kelly. the last named three representing
the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, with Will
lam Ratsey, the sailmaker, sailed on the
Mr. Fife is Still quite iii with in1ammatory
rheumatism. He was carried on board the
steamer on Stretcher
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
UNION PARK ENTRIES.

The programme for Union Coursing
Park on Saturday and Sunday includes
an all-age stake and a sapling stake, for
which total of ninety-six entries have
been received. The prices offered are as
follows; Sapling stake-First, $S5; runner
up, $40; next two SO each; next four, $5
each; total, $95. All-age-First, s110; run
ner-up, SIS; third, $780, next two, $50 each;
next five, $40 each; next ten, $12 so each;
next twenty, 81 so each; total, 500. The
draw last night resulted as follows:
sapling stake, sixteen entries-J. P, Thrift S
Tar O. Hill vs. Pasha Kennels Reckless Archer
formerly Rock of Ages; J. Flowers Keystone
vs. Curtis & Sons Sunshine; j. Mazzini' $
Meadow Maid VS.. A. ]. Kenp's Remember Me,
Out; J. CarrolPs Columbia ]. Horns Bona
Fide; Sterl & Knowles Olita VS.. Sterl &
Knowles -; j. P, Thrifts Tired Out vs..
Pasha Kennels Roguish Antics; D Morgan's s
Amcricus VS. j. p Thrills Faultless Beauty.
Open stake eighty entres-H. Fl. Gray S
Roma VS.. F. Herrins Lafayette; T. J. Cronin's $
Thornhll VS.. Aeneid Kennels Aeneas; Gus
Abercrombe's Victor King vs. j. Notes Rich
and Artless; Maher Reeds Uncle Fuller vs.
j, P. Thrift's Brutus; sterl q KNOWLES For
logg's Kid Mccoy VS.. J. Hurley's Star of Cuba
Aeneid Kennels Pretender VS.. Gus Abercrom-
bies Miss Richmond; T. A. Gaffney's Sir John
Arnott VS.. Z. NJ. Kelloggs Iowa Boy; Handy &
Smiths Ida vs., ]. sheridan's j Forest King
Reannex; Handy & Smiths Jennie Wilson vs..
P. Herans Fair Play; A. Johnson's Bald Eagle
VS.. j. II. Perigo Lady Davenport; P: j.
F. A. Mccomb's Motto vs. Curtis &
Sons Mckinley: Ed Evats' Hurricane
vs. Curtis 8 Sons Commodore; Lar
key & Rocks Liberty Bell VS. H. H Gray's
Terronette; Curtis & Sons Cavalier vs. j. H
Pergo's Bohe; r. E de B. Lopezs Sara VS.
Pasha Kennels Firm Foe; Pasha Kennels
May Hampstead VS.. r. E. de B. Lopez's St
Anthony; j Williams California VS. Handy
g. Smiths Magic: g. Burfeinds Pastime VS.
Aeneid Kennels Athena; Russell, Allen & VIII
sons Lady Emma VS.. W. H. Lords Revolver
Gus Abercrombe's Irma VS. P. Doyle's wild
Monarch; ]. L O'Brien's Statesman VS.. j
Carrolrs Red Hind Gus Abercrombies Rock
Island Boy vs. A: Johnson's Mountain Beauty;
Curtis & Sons Vanity Fair VS. D. j. HeaIey' 3
Lady Clare; D. J. Healey's Maori Land vs.
w H. Healey's Skylight; J. M Halton's Law
ender VS. Sterl & Knowles Sleety Mist. p
Herans Martha Washington VS.. J. Kerrigan's s
Conqueror; G. Orven's Victory VS. j. H HART
sons Hot Haste; E. & r. Lofts Lord Byron
vs. ]. H. Perigo's Pretty Girl; Pasha Ken
nels' Ready Answer vs. ]. Cronin's Depend On
Me; F. c, Mack's Della NJ vs. J. Carroll s
Auckland; E. Coffns Mountain Boy VS. Maher
& Reids Pat Reilly; G. Whitney's Theron VS.
E NJ. Kellogg's Iowa Maid; l. F HaIton' q
Tic Tao VS.. Russell, Allen & Wilson's Master
Clair; ]. H. Perigo's Controller VS. J. Dean G
Gladiator; ]. ]. Edmonds' Morning Glory vs.
J. Sheridans Forest Queen r. E. de h
Lopez's Arrow VS.. ]. Coleman's Norman. i
H. Smiths Merced VS.. J. Deans Belle OF An
derson.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
MIDWEEK
STAKE GIVES
GOOD SPORT
Ro11icking Airs Wins at Union
Coursing Park, With Pretty
Girl Runner Up.

The coursing fortunes of the Pasha
Kennels seem on the mend. FolloWlng the
victories of Emin Pasha and Metallc at
Dallas, Texas, last week in the American
Waterloo, comes the success of Rollck1ng
Airs In the midweek reserve stake at
Union Park yesterday. j. ii. Perlgo
Pretty Girl was the runner-up. III the
final Rollicl1ing Airs was installed a warm
favorite. She led up by several lengths
and took the first turn. Her opponent
then secured possession, which she main
tanned for some time Rollicktng AIRS
came again near the end of the course
and won ultimately by score or Il 10 H.
The attendance was unusually large lof
midweek. The sport was of even quallty
throughout, possessing little OF sensa-
tional character. Geraldine beat Mckln-
ley, II to / favorite. The latter was un-
sighted for time, but was outWorKed
when he finally got in. Dolly Warden ran
three "undecideds" with Rich and Art
less, and was then drawn from the stakes
Nellie Bawn beat Motto at to 8, and Rol-
licking Airs beat Random Aim at the
same odds. The result of the eourslns
follows:
st. Andrew, 1O-4; J. watkins Still True beat
Pasha Kennels Ready Answer, "a; Pasha
Kennels Right Arm beat Grohman & Betten-
courts Forget Me Not, lis; Maher & Reid 5
Uncle Fuller beat W. H Shears Fury, 30;
p ]. Notes Rich and Artess beat John Charl-
ton & Sons Dolly Warden withdrawn after
three mo -goesD; F. C. Maek's Della NJ beat
". H. Shears Flame. 81; Handy & Smiths 1
Terrona beat 1. F. Halton's Tic Tao, 81; +:
Doyle's Wild Monarch beat Aened Kennels
byej Naher & Reds Pat Reilly beat W. H.
Jones' Lady Marian, Go; w. @. Glasson's
Jay Bells beat w. H. Jones' Russian. 10; ].
Mooney,s Silent u Treasure beat Ed wilson
beat Curtis & Sons Vanity Fair 22-s: Sterl
d Knowles Frosty Morn beat w. c. Glassons
Miss Manila, 4-3; W. c. Glasson's Terronite
beat E. Fitzgerald's Fair Lille, 1o-8; Maher
& Reids Nellie Bawn beat F, A. McCombs
Motto, 11-7; ]. H. Perigo's Lady Davenport
beat j. Nearys Touchepas, u-4; P. j. Nc
farer. So; J. Deans Belle of Anderson heat
George Lahpsen's Firebali, "a; ]. H. Perigos
Pretty Girl beat Pasha Kennels Random Aim,
So; J. H. Smiths Merced beat ]. Watkins
London's Sharkey, 12-2; Pasha Kennels Rol-
licking Airs beat c. C. Griswold's Madge Wild
fire, Al; J, Ronning's Geraldine beat Curtis
& Sons Mckinley. 1412.
Second round-Still True beat Geraldine. S-4;
Uncle Fuller beat Right Aim, $50, Della NJ
beat Rich and Artless, al; Terrona beat Wild
Monarch; -; Pat Reilly beat Victor, e.;
jerome beat Frosty Morn. 13-u; Nellie Bawn
beat Terronite, lS-13; Boney Boy beat Lady
Davenport, 6-2i Pretty Girl beat Belle of
licking Airs beat Geraldine, Go.
Third round-sttll True beat Uncle Fuller.
13-5; Terrona beat Della NJ, 5-3; Pat Reilly
beat Joy Bells, 2o--12; Nellie Bawn beat Prince
AS; Rolickng Airs beat Forgive lis
Fourth round-Still True beat Terrona, 9-6:
Pretty Girl beat Pat Reilly R-1; Rollieking
Fifth round-Pretty Girl beat Still True,
IA: Rollicking Airs "a bye)
Final-Rolicking Airs beat Pretty Girl, 21-
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
SUGGESTIONS FOR
4 BETTER NAVY
Admiral Melville Sub
mits His Report.
Special Dispatch to The Call,

WASHINGTON, Oct 25-The three
leading features of the annual report Of
Admiral Melville engineer in chief Of the
navy, are the chapters devoted to per-
sonnel, to the merits of electric versus
steam machinery and the proposition TO
consolidate the naval construction work.
The general lessons of the war, 1t IS
said, We're In no way indicative Of any
desirable change in the machinery OF our
ships, with the exception of increasing
the evaporating plants and the adoption
with all practicable and economical
promptness of the water tube type of
boilers.
Admiral Melville expresses his inabil-
ity TO see indications Of the benefits to
the navy which were expected TO result
from the operations of the personnel, He
said that his hope was to see a vast ad-
dition TO the number of officers who
would give attention to engineering mat
ters, and be still hopes that compre-
henSiVe union Of the line OF engineering
voCationS viii result and that no depart
ment regulations may be permitted which
Will prevent this consummation. Depart
mental regulations insisting upon service
of the line officers alternately in the en-
gine rooms as well as on deck are neces-
sary, he says, to give them practice.
An important chapter in the report
executed by the Bureau of Steam En-
gineering, which is set out in order to
combat the proposition to amalgamate
the constructive bureaus of the Navy De-
partment, a matter which the admiral re-
grets has even been speculated on.
He says that not only Is the trend of
modern mechanical works in all branches
toward increased specialization, but the
wisdom of such a trend Is not questioned
by the leading talent in the outside world
Of constructive work.
The Steam Engineering Bureau has
finally arrived at the conclusion that it is
a mistaken policy to carry SO far along
the practice of driving the auxiliary ma
chinery of ships by electricity, and the
present report presents a strong line of
reasoning to support it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
HUGE CONSPIRACY
OF HIGH OFFICIALS
Russian Dignitaries Un-o
der Arrest.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ODESSA, Oct. Pa gigantic system 4
official fraud and corruption has been un-
earthed at Sebastopol. Forty-three Gov
ernment officials have been arrested and
will be tried by eourt-martial on Decem-
ber g. Among the accused are many ma
val officers, including the former senior
port officer, Commander Relitsky, several
well-known constructors, nearly ever
chief refner of ships in Russia. Blac';
Sea fleet, commissary officers officers ana IN +foo 1theT
cused have committed suicide rather than
stand trial, for if found guilty they
would be banished to Siberia;
Vice Admiral Tyrtoff, the Russian naval
commander in the Black Sea, is respon-
sible for the arrests. He alleges that Tia
officials of the various Government de,
partments from Sebastopol to Ntkolaes
have been for long time engaged In q
huge conspiracy to misappropriate funos
and sell Government supplies, coYerlns
their defaleations by forgery ": ana 6strB sup
iIted bribes. The affair has created the
greatest CONSERVATION.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
BASEBALL
SEASON ON
LAST LAP
Gossip and Notes of the Dia-
mond Athletes-Sheridan
Will Umpire.

The series of games last week left the
four teams Of the league in about the
same relative positions. Sacramento mas
held the first place In the column for so
long that thefans are of common opinion
that no change will be made this season
This may be so, or it may not An IN
lection of a small dose of chance one way
or the other may force San Francisco up
to the top notch, and when the season is
over, at the end of next month, the locals
may have the pennant. The fight between
Oakland and Santa Cruz for third place
still continues. AS they are but per cent
apart in rank, for all practical pur-
poses they may be said to be tied.
A curiosity of last weeks games was
the even break. Each team won and lost
a game, and as only two games were
played on account of the rain Saturday
afternoon, the expected change In rank
ing did not happen. This week may brlng
what half the fans are praying for, q
switching of positions by the first two
and by the last two teams. The standing
of the clubs is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
TEFFRIES
LETS UP IN
HIS WORK
Champion Spars a Lively
Six-Round Match With
Tommy Ryan.
Special Dispatch to The Call,

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Having satisfied
himself that his wind is now good and
physical condition almost up TO the STAN
ard of excellence required for champion
ship fights. James j. Jeffries has cut down
his programme work slightly. The new
order of things went into effect at the
Jeffries camp. at Allenhurst n. j., to-
day. Instead of taking six or seven mile
run, as has been the custom since he be-
gan to prepare for the contest with Shar-
key, the Californian took only two miles
of road work. The style of his work is
different from that which marked the six
and seven mile journeys. On the long
runs he logged the greater part Oh the
distance. To-day he sprinted about
hundred yards, then slowed down Tor
like distance and sprinted at the enc He
was paced by bicycle ana aAthougn
stiff rate Of speed was maintained oy the
rider the worlds champion was not lar
behind at the finish. -
In addition to the road exercise, JET
fries had a siX-round bout with Tommy
Ryan. They mixed things up in lively
fashion during the eighteen minutes hght-
ing, and Jeffries did not appear at all dls-
tressed at the conclusion OF the eXhloi,
ton. His injured left hand appears all
right again and he made considerable use
of it in delivering and stopping blows.
The Californian also played several games
of handban and had short wrestling
bout with Roeber.
JefTries looked considerably lighter than
when he fought Fitzsimmons, but his
muscles seem much harder and there is
less superfluous flesh on his body than
when he exchanged blows with the for
mer worlds champion. Jeffries says that
he is in fine shape and he is confident he
viii be able to successfully defend the
title of champion of the world against
Sharkey when they meet at the Ceney
Island Clubs arena on November. 3.
Sharkeys work of to-day was of q very
mild character, consisting of Jogging on
ba road Tom O. ROurke. who looked IDe
sailor pugilist over critically, said he was
satisfied with Sharkey's condition, and
added that if the sailor was in as good
physical trim on November as he Is
l. Z Co rnft hn rnef11f
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
THE MEN COMPARED.
Measurements of the Champion and
His Rival.

When JeffrieS and Sharkey nBht at
Coney Island November it will be a
meeting of the two greatest elose-quarter
fighters that ever put on gloves. Their
huge arms and massive shoulder develop
ment enables them to send in awful
punches at short range, and in these
drives of six or eight inches, Jenrles
standing 6 feet l inch, will be at dis
advantage
this extra height will give the champion
an advantage. His jaw will OF necessity
be farther away from the sailor ter
rife hooks, and Toms straight punches
will seldom reach his face. Taking the
fighters as they are to-day it would seem
impossible to find two men more evenly
matched. What Sharkey lacks in height
especially deficient in reach. OF the six
prominent heavy-weig ghts before the pub
lie now, his is the shortest reach OF all
Jeffries is first with 76A inches, "a s. MeCoy
1872, Maher II, Corbett 73, and lastly
Sharkey, whose longest reach of arm
measures only 70 inches.
This little matter of six and three
fourths inches does not affect Sharkey' 5
confidence in the least. The burly sailor
won't start in TO make this bout spar
ring match He expects from the first
tap of the bell to go in and slug, with, a
chance of landing on a vital spot the
blow that will get the money.
Jeffries looks for nothing else than this
same business of smuggling and is prepar-
ing himself accordingly.
He expects Sharkey to come in with a
rush, and thinks that the sailor will be
in distress before he gets to where his
short-arm blows VIII count. The chain
pion is typical two-handed fighter and
a blow landed properly with either hand
will stun Sharkey as he comes in.
Whatever style they choose at the be-
ginning of the fight, slugging will follow
to a certainty, and the man that first
reaches the spot at which he aims will
TT-ir
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. SW EANY.
The Most Successful and Scien$
tific Specialist Of the Day.

CRATU1roUs TESTIMONIALS Continue
VI to reach DR.. sweany, commencing him for
the cures which he performs. One IRON z
prominent San Francisco merchant. VINO was
afflicted with rupture, but now completelY
cured by the doctors new method. Is gloWine
tribute to the celebrated specialist. othep
letters telling of cures come from all parts
of the United States. Dr.s Sweany's system OF
treating the ailments which he makes a spe7
cialty of cannot be surpassed by any other
specialist In the United States.
DR. Sweany has the most complete and besr
equipped medical and surgical offices on the
Pacific Coast He has successfully treated
and cured more stubborn and difficult diseases
than all other specialists combined. He pos-
sesses all the latest electrical appliances.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
go
Oil Fields Sold

LOS ANGELES, Oct 25.-Another large
deal has been consummated in the local
oil fields, the firm of Easton. FL
bridge & Co. having sold the Yukon Oil
Company's plant on View avenue TO a
San Francisco company, headed by Henry
J. Crocker The property consists of a
valuable plant, operating in the western
5000 barrels per month and with unde-
yeloped territory that will guarantee as
much more. The terms of sale are not
given.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-26
OLYMPIC GUN CLUB.

The annual meeting of the Olympic Gun
Club was held last night in the clubhouse,
on Kearny street The principal business
was the election of a committee to nomin-
ate officers for the ensuing term The
committee as selected consists Of: H. l..
Miller, M. r. Unger, DR.. A. T. Derby, Dr.
David Watt and H. Justins. The COM
mittee will name the regular ticket with
in five days.