davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
T .UCRETIA HOSLEY's Esr.rv

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manches a, or q,
The Probate CourtJo for The District of MdncAester
To al persons interested In the estate OF
Lucreus Hosley late OF Landgroye In said
District. deceased: GREETING.
ny the authority q the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified 10 appear before The aid
Probate Court, ~ the Probate Office In Msnch, !.
ter. In said DiAtrict, on the l4tb day Of July
A. d. 1883. at ten O'Clock In the fore- Don. To-
show cause, IL any you have, why the account OF
". W. Wiley. Administrator OF the estate Of
said deceased, should not be allowed, and also
why the residue OF said estate should moi Id
distributed TO the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester. in said District. this
Gath day OF June A. ID. 1899
Ssw We EDGERTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

Mr. r, Ketchsm Of PIKE City. Cal. ssys
Daring my brothers late sickness from DC
stic rheumstism, Chsmberlsins Pain Bsln
vas The only remedy that gave him any T,
lisL Many othsrs have testified 10 ,b,
prompt relief from pain which this liz
msnt affords. For sale BY II Whipple
Manchester Centre; A II. Psttibone. Man
chester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

WHY not BE- insspendtrt Of Gas ssa
Electric Light oonpsnies srd use th,
National Aesiyiene Gas Msetins which
has ihnt U approval Of the New Esslsrd
~ We light couniry homo.
sseres isctcris sna hotels City
111sthsspef than any other illpnip
ssh, alec pat In plants icr lighting tovu,.
We want good representatives. Write
for circular 10 Buffalo National Acciyleps
6u Company. Bsnslo. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

Tia ~ess ssstlsu 81 Essist. via had
'wy sf!eysbis rAstis sSa ressias Jss'
"A Thus vss large sis4Sdsrcs. Go
sp@es.s, sotss. etc. A esSs va fr@es
81 10 'ConmosSfs" Dates. The PRESIDED
cad ptlGs mersf ni The oenssion. Tire,
n,nbus a The Lsihrop family Of Msl
ch@ief reside sheis. Aus,ir, Wiillsr II.
sss Cbssscsy Tbs io.losiss letter itor
car tsvbsDsn $50 read
To toe Old bsiiltfs spelsly q Rscles
sSs vseinsiy, Commodore A. Perry Dat
80, rfesiassi h'iy ptrss resn ego. OF
h' zoo - ssp.enba, lss9. Jour rresI
cert ibss slosSs -asn oi tyeriy yssrs,
hpsss year tsnbls ssrr.s, ., H,eiss
itt bessiiisl. iron Captain walkers .,
pet cabin slsstsfr "Ths Crest Western. /"
IEDsdistsly upor Ey snirsl ioand ny
se!i sEors THREADS, and Iciuithslsrdirs
The jspse o. nssfly three soors ycsn M
love ior .ss tin3 and gsssfoas people Of
ihoss early asys does not wsns. When
youf worthy presiaeni noi,sed me Of the
Old se,iies gathering 10 take place 90
The sasd o. Iuae, ssid Il u u.i 60. bat
81 The age 81 three seote spd ailssn ito
eseer aid than done and that pleasure
must be resreiiniiy sbssdored.
Ioses fou eli aud ..lk .iih you would
be srsiiiyins beyond measure, bnt urder
The ei'csn.tsrcss u as, cont pt myself
With deieesiing 10 Commodore Duiton
The agreeable tssk Of shaking hands vnb
you TOT me. extending to you from "ihs
Racine boy" Of The early foriiss . cordial
God bless you. each aud every one. All
iec.ioosieiy aud respectfully yours.
FRANKLIN II owns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

What is Kodal Dyspepsis Curs' II IL
the newly discovered remedy. the most 81
fectivs preparation ever devised for siding
the digestion and assimilation Of food, and
restoring the dersngea digestive organs 10
natural condition. Itiss discovery sur
passing anything yet known to the medi
cal profession. q Whipple. Manchester
Centre; A Il Pettibone, Manchester Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

DsWitts Little Early Risers act % .
isultless pill should, cleansing and reviv
ing The system instead OF weakening IL.
They are mild and sure, email and pless
snt to take. and entirely free from objec
iionsble druss. They assist rather than
compel J II Whipple, Manchester Cen
tire, A d Pettibone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
The Best CouGH MKpIcrsE.I

EVERY BoITLE WARRANTED
knowing Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy
70 bes medicine OF great worth and meri
and especially valuable for coughs. colds
cronp snd whooping cough, We will hers
after warrant every bottle bought OF q.
and will refund the money to anyone who,
10 not satisfied after using two thirds Of !
25 or 80 cent bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

Col. Albert Clarke OF Boston, . former
Vermonter. now secretary OF the Home
Market club, has been appointed msm
her OF the federal industrial com m ission,
This commission is charged With the task
Of reporting on remedies for oil our indus
trial ills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
suspElLLANp

The Ladies Aid society Of the Union
Church viii will give Lawn party st the
church grounds. Tuesday evening July I
Every one s cordially invited 10 attend.
Al! small boys save their fire crackers and
t'i' them to The bun party and enjoy
be evening together.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

ALLOW cough 10 rnn un,il II sets beyond
The reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh. It will wear away, Int In most cases
~ viii wear Them sway. Cooid they be
indnced to try the successful medicine
CALLED kenps Bslssm, shich !. sold on .
positive guarantee to cure. they would
Immediately see the srcellen, effect after
taxing The hrss dose. Price Is spi zoe.
Iriai size free. Al al druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

Q, Z. Tsyptor A Co Of Barre have %
cured corxscss fors large msusolsnm "a
be erected st Allisncs, o. and one to be
erected 10 Winchester. Va. Both ere 10
b cat from Barre granite. Three hup
drsd tons Of granite viii be required Tor
The nnt msusoleum. The seoopd will be
SO iett long. "a feet broad and II feet
high.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

George M. Payne Of Bridport was killed
lest week Mondsy while drawing stone
for . new house. he was thrown from
the wagon and one Of the rear wheels
passed over his bead. killing him instant
~; He was CT years old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

!. A. Schear, Of Ssdslis. Mo saved hii
child from death by group by using Ons
Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures coughs
colds. pneumonis. Ia grippe and ell throat
and lung troubles. J Il Whipple. Men
chester Centre; A q Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

The Vermont Congregational church
convention at Barre last week had the
largest attendance Of any 10 recent years.
Over 300 delegates we're present. repre-
senting oil, save 9 few. OF the 200 Con
gregstionsl churches 10 the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

TIE Rochester electric rsilssy Ia being
rapidly pushed. The terminus 10 Bethel
village vii be 90 The easieriy eide Of the
Q " fAilfosd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Ktats ~ Dawn CtfFrr.
The undersigned. having BEEN sppolnt.a A.,
The Hon, Probate Court ioS the District of Ma.
chester Com nissionsfs, 10 fsesiye sIarnlge =, a
stIasi ~ claims and demsnds u All psr.ous
sgslast The estate Of
DAVID .Grofui late u Arlington
IN said District. dsesi ssd and iii claim a. Ia,
Cd 10 Dnsei thereto, hereby give noilce hat sa
slN meet, Tor the purposes Aforesaid 81 Tho
late dss't.ng " 'bs deceased 80 Arlington
90 the 18Th day Of December neat from
0cioef . y, nntil o'c!otk y, ~ s1d iia
siI mouths iron the i3fh ds, u Jaas A, 10
1872, 10 the time limited BY aid coart fof ssld
creditors 70 present their Gains 10 us for cram
iBstion aud silossIes.
Dated 81 Afilsgio1 this is.h day Of Jups
A. u. lsys.
HENRY PAksOkB
HENRY FAAAHAh, oemH.
CnAs. II. CAgfpr, Administrator. Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
High Grade Municipal Bonds
Bought and Sold.

We offer, subject to sale tl0, 900 PitLin County.
ool, . per cent. Bonds. This Ia good county
bond. bearing a high rate. As thoy were issnsd
ssveIM years ago. Legal opinion by Judge
authority on Colorado bonds.
we oner $4,000 0 per cent. New Hampshire
FIRST Mortgage. on frst.class hotel properly
that IL assessed for $50, COO, also Insured ior
Wv Vo. This will make . choice, long time, 6
Correspondence solicited with Investors.
II. u. POWELL a CO.,
Woodstock, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

We are slsd 10 note that Mr. osores
0firih 10 inpfovIrs 10 health.
Ernest L whiinsy Is visiting friend.
10 clsresdon aud Bailsps.
-Mi" Clara l. whitney Is calling On
Trend, 10 North Dsr.ei.
-Mn. John Cnriis b. returned hsrs
IRON Troy. \ Y accompanied by her
sisisrs, Misses Mary and Alice Marshall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

Ss.iyos sssl " nc, <npcnry relief
Iron piles bal care 10 sisy cared. De
Nih's Witch H'Esl sslvs ceres piles. ssI
,hsy sisy cared J II whippls. MAJ
str CeSire; u peiiiboss, Msnshsu ls
moi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

us'is BY NJ J Hsrsoos ses oihsr. Mla
susis Hspseoa read very pleasing ~
iecsian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29
COMMISSIONERy NOTICE.

Gstate VI VI. W. nOLMEH
The undersigned. having been Appoin' cd by
the hon. Probate Court for the District Of Nan .
chester, Commissioners, TO receive. examine
and adjust oil claims and demands OF al psr.
sons agsiDst the estate OF
q. w. Holmes late Of Rupert
IN said District. deceased aud al claims erhibit.
cd Ia Offset thereto. hereby give notice that we
VIII meet Tor The purposes aforesaid Al the late
residence oi me deceased 10 Rupert on
the 2ist day Of December merit from ten
O'Clock A. NJ until four o'clock y N on said
day. and that sir months from the 2lst day
OF June A, D 1899 10 the tiuIo limited by
"a d Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims TO ns for examination aud allowance.
DATED a. Rupert this 2lst day Of June A. ID.
A. d. 1893.
ao SHELDON M0REY. o
BY N. .. ROBERTS. oomTs'
MATTE .. HoLMEs. q. NJ. MoRrr, Admini.trA.
Tors. Rupert. VI. sav
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
STRONG ELEVEN
WILL REPRESENT
THE WINGED 10"
Manager Greenebaum Has Sc
cured Good Players.
He Has Also Arranged a Series o
Games With Berkeley and
Stanford EieVens.

Manager L. S. Greenebaun1 of the Uineed
"O' has completed arrangements with the
Blue and Gold and Cardinal teams for n
series Of games during the football season.
AS Will he seen from the foregoing sched-
Ele, a majority of the contests will be
played in this city. and the followers Of
the fascinating sport will have every op-
portunity of judging the college teams up
TO within a week of their annual contest.
The Olympic team will begin practice on
7SlohHEtE evening next, and considering the
hst OF candidates for the team the college
aihletes Will have no easy time winning
Victories The following well-known
heroes OF the gridiron have affixed their
names 70 the list and Will don football
SUITS, H93bS, Smith; Ffckert, Erskine,
S,n,sehy, McLa;ne. McNevin, Hamilton,
Jehu, MiddIemas. Keller. Monroe. Monroe Cotton Hni
1arter. Snowden, Butz, Cartwright and
T, X. Code.
As viii be seen by the foregoing names.
Manager Greenebaum will be able to place
a formidable team in the field. Hobbs has
PLAYED with the Olympcs for the past
louf wears as guard and has proved a
tower of strength in the line. Smith s
shoulder is in shape and he is certain to
put up good football. The winged "O's"
@stute manager Is to be congratulated
upon securing Pickert. Stanfords captain
II 1896 is ranked as one of the best guards
on the coast. and as he is a conscientious
g.ass work. "Dugey" Erskine and Jean
Nleehy are well known to the followers
az the game Although Stewart Cotton.
eN-captain OF Stanford 81 is on the list
II players, there is a doubt in the minds
~ his friends whether he will again get
INTO football suit A great deal of pres
sure has been brought to bear on the Car
Ginal star fullback by Manager Greene
taum. and he confidently believes that
Cotton will be. seen on the gridiron this
season in an Olympic suit. Cluni played
tulback on the Iowa University team and
IS highly recommended Monroe played
on the famous Butte team. He stands
fta .rh md .ftr1
average weight Of the team Will probably
he lN3 pounds.
A training table viii be Immediately es-
tablished at the club and the members
of the team viii receive every attention
during the season. Tommy Code. the
hard-working quarterback, has been
chosen captain and he intends putting a
winning team into the field. The men will
go 10 the Olympic outdoor grounds to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock for kicking and
light practice. Manager Greenebaum will
take the team 10 the riding academy daily
AT 2. m. and after an hour and a half
If practice have them sprint to the Olym-
pic Club for a swim and rundown.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
SHAMROCK HAS
HER FOURTH
TRIAL SPIN
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Not much wind
favored Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Sham
rock in her fourth trial spin to-day. 1t
is the general opinion that Designer Fife
was putting the brakes on" for the
yacht Travelled to-day so ridiculously slow
that those witnessing her declared she
was being purposely sailed out of trim.
Early in the morning considerable bal
last was transferred from the lighter
Ulster to the yacht, and most of it was
slowed aft The tug James Lawrence
towed the yacht from her moorings in
the Horseshoe through ''Gedneys chan
nell" where the mansail was hoisted at
Ills o'clock. Soon after the tug cast off
the Shamrock's club topsail was set. She
trimmed down sheets and headed for
Scotland lightship, going at a slow rate
in the freshening breeze from the west
ward.
At 12:15 sheets We're eased off and the
balloon jib topsai set. The spinnaker
boom was lowered to port and the sail set
smartly. The yacht ran off before the
wind until 1880. Captain Hogarth then
took in the light sails as the wind had
fallen light.
At p m. there was a good eight-knot
breeze from the southwest and the yacht
was making fair speed on the starboard
tack Soon after rain squall struck her.
She was taken in tow and brought to her
moor1ngs.
About p. m. Percy Chubbs' sloop yacht
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09

Colonel Park Henshaw of Chico the
owner of quite a formidable string of
harness horses. including among them the
fast mare Mamie Griffin was spectator
al the track on Wednesday. Colonel Hen
shaw has no horses out this year
Charley Fair is one Of the few big bet
tors at the meet. He started to make
a swell plunge on Libertine on Tuesday
but the ring rubbed the price so quickly
that he did not succeed in getting much
of his coin on.
John Mackey of Rancho del Paso fame
is one of the regulars.
The starting Of the harness horses by
Frank Covey superintendent of Palo
Alto stock farm, continues to be far above
the average and his work is by far the
best ever seen at the State Fair;
w. A. Coswel and G.. w. McMullen,
both residents of this city. exhibited very
handsome carriage teams in the parade at
the grounds on Thursday evening.
Bee Bee, owned by Burns & Water
house, is a strong tip for the Futurity to
be decided next week. With Diomed, the
giant brother to OHnthus, and Diggs on
the doubtful list, the fast daughter of st.
Andrew is more than apt to land the rich
prize.
Toggles is said to have developed signs
of lameness,, and old Cookie" klamath
will probably be faVorite for the free-for-
all trot to-day.
Thomas h Williams Jr., president of
the California Jockey Club, came up on
Thursday nights train from Oakland;
track, was one of the new arrivals on
Friday morning. Mr.. Brooks was in re-
ceipt of q telegram from Don Cameron
the owner of May W, now racing at Chi
cago, asking for twelve stalls at Oakland
track.
AS a special feature a race has been ar
ranged for Thursday. September IA, to be
called the State Fair Club cup race. dis
carry 100 pounds, four-year-olds and over
110 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
Owen ZEIGLER
DEFEATS HIS
OLD OPPONENT
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Owen Zeigler,
formerly of Philadelphia, but now of
Bath Beach, n. Y, turned wnat seemed
to be an inevitable defeat into a victory
tonight before the Broadway Athletic
Club, where he met and whipped his old
time opponent, Charles Burns, of Ctncin-
natl The men had previously fought
twenty rounds to a draw They met at
catch weights Burns had at least ten
pounds advantage in weight and was very
strong and aggressive.
In the opening rounds Burns was the
aggressor, and in the fourth round Zelg-
Ter went down twice. In the following
round Zeigler looked worried and both
men seemed tired. Science was cast to
the wind completely and they simply
slugged each other In the seventh both
fell in a clinch. Burns after hitting Zeig-
Ter rather low in the body. extended his
right hand as if to apologize, but Zeig-
Ter merely hit his opponent on the jaw
This erraged Burns and in a wild dash
he threw Zeigler heavily on the ropes.
Burns then sent his left to the jaw and
Zeigler fell through the, ropes into the
bell. In the eighth Zeigler received a lot
of punishment in the face, Burns forcing
him all over the ring. Burns kept forcing
in the tenth and had Zeizler on the ropes
toward the end of the round, in very
weak condition.
particularly, Zeigler in the next round
sent a succession of right smashes to
the Western mans head and face. Burns
showed signs of WEAKNESS and became de-
cidedly groggy. A swing of Zeigler put
Burns down on his back, and he remained
there for nine seconds, and the bell saved
him from a knockout.
Coming up for the twelfth round Burns
was almost as good as whipped, and Zeig-
Ter rushed him, shooting rights and lefta,
forcing a terrific pace. left to the chin
from Zeigler was followed by a right un-
der the heart and Burns tumDled to the
floor. He was so nearly knocked out that
the bout was stopped and zeigler got the
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
Exciting Tennis Matches at De/Monte
Close Finishes at Sacramento
Big PAGERS Coming to California
BOOKIES HARD
HIT BY THE
TRAVELLERS
In a Special Race at Sacramento
Fair Grounds the Drummers
Run in a Ringer.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. S.-A crowded
grand stand and a bustlfng, hustling
crowd in the betting ring contributed to
making Commercial Travellers day" the
gala affair Of the week In the forenoon
al the park two mines, composed of
knights of the grip, engaged in a game
of baseball, in which the Sacramento
team carried away the honors before an
audience composed largely of the fair
sex
This afternoon they held a levee in the
betting ring and there got away with the
coin. The weather was sweltering hot,
which the harness brigade seemed to en-
JOY. Bee Bee and Panamint were the
only winning choices.
The Sunny Slope stake for two-year-old
tlllies fell to the favorite Bee Bee, ridden
by Thorpe. A field of but five young
misses went into the hands of the starter
with Midity a strongly backed second
choice. Thorpe. on the first choice. man
aged to get a running start, while the sec
ond choice was unfortunate enough to be
standing fat-footed as the rubber snapped.
Bee Bee, never headed. won by over two
lengths in 1902 Midity ran through her
field, easily securing the place from Flush
of Gold, and away better would have CIV
en- the winner q strong argument
To the "drummerS" can be accorded the
credit of turning the neatest trick of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09

State Fair Jottings.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. S-Colonel D. NJ.
Burns came up from the city on Monday
night.
Marty Bergen, who during his career
on the turf has paid fines enough to build
a brownstone front. dropped in from the
East early during the week, but as yet
has not been seen in the saddle. He looks
light and could probably do 1O6 pounds
without reducing.
John Humphrey. the bookmaker, and
Jack Atkins are interested here in a
new pooroom venture with Ed Kripp
Their claim TO public patronage is longer
prices than the old rooms
A B. Spreckels, president of the Agri-
cultural Society. was one Of the arrivals
by Tuesday nights train from the city.
Returning TURTLES from the Eastern
country say Joe Rose quit the game, at
Saratoga about $4,000 loser. English
Bill Jackman. who was about $4,000 win
ner; also dropped about half of his bank
roll at the springs meeting.
On Tuesday D. T. Schwartz and his
friends backed the big Nee Ban horse
Mafada for a mild killing getting a
good long price Midlove won easily and
was boosted 5000 over the selling price by
the owner of the supposed good thing
The books cleaned UP in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000 over the win of New Moon
on Wednesday, which mare galloped in
at odds Of ard 10 to ! practically un-
backed Cromwell was reported to have
regained his old form and carried the
money of the wise set.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
ANNUAL RACES OF
SOUTHERN POLO CLUB

SANTA MONICA, Sept. S.-The South
ern California Polo Club commenced to-
day the tenth annual races. 1t was also
the initial programme at the New Ocean
Park racecourse, which is expected to be
one of the finest in the State. The track
is three-quarters of mile, with a half
mile straight dash besides.
Maiden pony race. six furlongs = Jubilee
Queen. owned by W. 5. Pedley, won; Teresa,
owned by A \. Virgins, second. Time. 2:S2
Arcadia stakes half mile and repeat for
ponies-First heat Viola. owned by R; NJ.
Schwarz won Lady Betty, owned by P. Har-
den Hickey, second. Time, :5Sla. Second heat,
Viola won Lady Betty second. Time. 5112.
Toboggan Slide stake, scramble. four fur
longs. for horses .Petrarch, owned by G. L.
Waring won: Devastation owned by G. L.
Waring second: Selkirk, owned by c. Long,
third Time, ASH.
BaIlona stakes four furlongs and repeat. for
saddle horses-First heat, NJ F, owned by a.
n. Virgins won; San Joaquin. owned by \. F.
Machado, second: Teresa, owned by A. n.
Virgins third Time, :55. Second heat NJ F.
won. San joaquin second Teresa third. Time.
Miramar stake, one mile for horses -Hacien-
da owned by G. L. Waring, won; Flibbertygib-
bett owned by p Weber, second; Benroe,
owned by c. Long, third. Time, 1:44.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-09
FANS LOOK FOR
GREAT BALL IN
TO-DAYS GAME
Gilt Edges and San Franciscos to
Cross Bats.
Local Nine Vow to Shake Off the
Hoodco Which HoYcrs Over
Their Heads

With seven straight defeats charged up
against them the ball tOssers of the home
club will enter the coming series with a
firm resolve to shake off the hoodoo. The
team has undoubtedly encountered much
hard luck, but Manager Harris comedies
that superior playing was responsible for
a few of the Sacramento victories, and in
Difference to the demands of the fans he
has endeavored to strengthen his aggre-
cation. Inability to connect with the ball
has been largely responsible for the COM
paratively poor showing of the team and
Harris has sought to remedy that defect,
and he surely has made an improvement
in substituting BroCkhof for O'Neil and
Courtney for Muller.
Two good hitters having taken the
places of two weak ones the effect ought
to be felt in the coming series. Besides
that, there has been complete reorgan-
iZation of the team and Captain Sullivan
expects to get better team work out or
the men. The series will no doubt attract
another large crowd of fans and en-
thusiasts. for it is now we'll known that
when Sacramento and San Francisco
meet on the diamond the contests are
bound to be productive OF exciting cpl
sodes and close scores. The Sacramento
aggregation has a good lead but if the
F'riscoes win a majority of the series they
will be within easy winning distance. The
lineup for to-day's game follows: