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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-27
SHELL MOUND SHOOTING.
Fred o. Young Wins Special Prize
for February

The ranges at Shell Mound Park were
well patronized yesterday, there being
five shooting organizations present to dis
play their skill. The light was fairly good
and improved as the day advanced, and
the wind was not strong enough to inter-
fere with the Workmanship.
Following are the results:
Red Mems Schuetzen Company monthly
medal shoot-Champion class. w Kreutzkamm,
class, p II. RuIfs. 2s7; third class Captain
Henry Grieb. 270; fourth class: E. Zempe!. 2I2
first best shot. William Dressler "a; last best
Horddeutscher schuetzen Club in monthly
medal shoot-Champion class. Fred 2. Schus;
class G. schulz 3S5; third class. not won;
shot. D. salield, rs; best last shot, Hy stel-
San francisco schuetzen verein in monthly
buseye shoot-p Fakt s9r 70 Rust LUIS a iss J.
P. Schuster 4s9, E: Ipsen 514. J. Utschig 5as.
L. Dendel 5s7, H. Linkendey 5s2, :; Lankenau
SIS J. Hartmann $50, w Goethe s00 ~ Ahrens
sO4. r. Thinking SEA, August Meyer $40. o.
Germania schuetzen Club for the Bushnell
medal-Dr. l. Rodgers 22S. F, P. schuster 226.
A strecker 2os s,;.,on shoo+ o.. oa.b nr,zasr
P. sch1ster Il. A. streeker H. Dr. Rodgers Ii,
p Fsktor e. , ThierPa oatz o. H. tellIng
Monthly bullseye shoot. T. DAILY 22S. r.
linking FL S2s pr; l. 2 Rodgers 49, Bsattlsr
629 ~ Ahrens III. J. Utschg 7s7. F. p schus-
ter SAL c. Thierbaeh ss1. ] F. Bridges 1859,
Il. Stettin 11E0 L. Haake 1881.
Columbia Pistol and Rife Club. Glendeman
all-comers' rifle medal-A. H. Pape. 41-44-4s;
f. o. Young, 56-59-60: G. Mannell. 92-102; Mrs.
Mannell. s5; E. n, Moor, Ill.
In the contest for the Siebe pistol medal,
special prize Cor the best ten-shot
score, was won by Fred o. Young VINO
scored Al. G. M. Barley was close up
with 4e.
Siebe all-comers medal, pistol scores-F. O.
Young, Il, co. IS; 9. NJ. Barley. ST. So, So, o. IS,
sc; c. NJ. Daiss, ~, 80.
Daiss' all-eomers' and Jacobson's members
medal, % and Is rifes-George Mannei rs, 49,
go a.
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Tracey, the Clever Australian, ard Fred Muller
the Local Welter-Weight, Ready for Their
Meeting IN Woodwards Pavilion.

tween the local pugilist and the invader
would attract widespread attention. Ira
cey is a favorite in the betting because of
his knowledge of the game. which he has
acquired from a long experience in con-
tests pugilistic. Muller, although a COM
parattvely green professional, is an ag-
gressive and hard-hitting boxer who can
stand an awful furnishing and will fight
until counted out by the referee. Tim
Hurst. who is a master at the game, will
referee.
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SHOT THROUGH THE FOOT.
L. Brunn, While Firing at Rats, Near
Iy killed Himself.

L. Brunn. 221a Decatur street, has been
greatly annoyed by rats, and yesterday
morning he borrowed a 20 caliber rifle
and determined to exterminate them. He
succeeded in killing one and when another
appeared he became so excited that he
pulled the trigger too soon and the bullet
struck MS right foot.
Brunn had enough of shooting, and he
was taken to the Receiving Hospital in
the patrol wagon. DR.. Maher found that
the bullet had passed through his foot ANA
lodged in the sole of his shoe. Forum tie
ly the bullet missed the bones and he
escaped being MANNED for life.
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TOM TRACEY, the champion weller
weight boxer OF Australia, will meet
Fred Muller of the Manhattan Attn
- letic Club of this city in twenty
round contest at Woodward's Pavilion TO-
morrow night These pugilists boxed be-
fore the Sacramento Athletic Club some
months since, when Muller made such a
remarkably good showing before clever
Tracey that the National Athletic Gun
officials considered return match pc
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Special Notice-The public is cautioned to
beware of concerns claiming to operate lotte-
ries in the City of Mexico or at any other point
in the Republic of Mexico, as all such con-
Germs are fraudulent. The lottery of the Ben
efcencia Publica is the only one authorized
and Endorsed by the Mexican National Gov
eminent. Beware OF spurious limitations and
see that all tickets are signed by A. Castillo
Intervenor, and q. Bassetti. Manager, as none
others are genuine.
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Coursing at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 26.-The coursing here
to-day resulted as follows: In the thirty
two-dog stake Faultless Beauty won. Sec
ond money went to Rush O. Hill. In the
run down Countess beat Sylvanus, the
latter q to ! shot
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-27

Davenport beat Granada; Controller beat Ora
ziella; Lavender ran a bye.
Fourth round-Bohe beat Lavender; Cohtrol-
Ter beat Lady Davenport
Final-Bohe beat Controller.
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Coronium, known alphabetically as a
constituent of the sun. has been dis
covered by Professor Nasini in volcanic
emissions. 1t is gas apparently much
lighter than hydrogen.
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Prizes Cashed at 35 New Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, Cal
WEATHER REPORT.

(120th Meridian-Pacif1c Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. rs. p. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
tie as compared with those of same date last
ason and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
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March 9. 49,.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY s7.

NOTE-In the above. exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given IN the left
hand column. and the successive tides of the
second time column gives the second tide of
the day the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
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three tides. as sometimes occur. The heights
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United States Coast Survey charts, except
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LIST OF PRIZES.
LIST OF PRIZES.
OFFICIAL DRAWING
OF THE
LOTTERY
BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA.

The 121st ordinary monthly drawing, class
B, drawn In the City of Mexico, on February
20. 1899.
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Pheian building.
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SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thortiy of the superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf, about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point
the height of tide is the same at both places
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m,
Feb. 5, 10, Is. 20. Is; Mar. q;
change at Seattle.
For Victoria. Vancouver (B-
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Tacoma, Everett. Anacortes
and New Whatcom (Wasn(,
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Sunday February 26.
stmr Noyo Johnson, 1874 hours from Fort
Bragg,
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RACING AT OAKLAND.
Napamax Will Meet Formero-Six
Events Down for Decision

The racing card at Oakland this afternoon 4
not heavy and looks as If favorites Nigh
hold their own throughout. The entries are a
follows:
First Race-Futurity course; three-year-olc
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
sectional contests. and the beginning Yesterday In

sectional contests. and the beginning yesterday IN
dicates that the move Will not be without some
success. Fourteen played on side, the nome
team being headed by j. A. McCord, at one time
leading member OF the Allegheny Country CluDs
team which won the Interstate championship In
Pttsburg last season.
McCord had as his opponent Otto Hockmeyer. the
captain OF the Harbor Hill Golf Club and one Of
the best players Staten Island. The match
proved a close one and the eighteenth green it
ended in a tie. j. A. Janin. jr, "A youngster who
has already given some promise In local tourna-
ments. drawn against G. w. OConnor, OF the
Richmond Hill side and was beaten by ; up.
Arthur Kinds did the most credltabe work for the
home team. taking less than holes from
Elliott while KeEneth Torrance beat Ralph Mckee
by 10 up. a return match has been arranged TO
take place the Harbor Ilill links In the near
future The summary:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
RICHMOND LII
uARROR HILL.
BLYTH WINS AT FOX HILLS.

The second Of the cups offered by Eugene +.
Richards jr president Of the Staten Island cricket
club drew a large number Of golfers at the FOX
Hill links yesterday though owing to the peculiar
conditions under which the cup was onered ~"
Of them were able 10 turn in complete scores
Those contests are TO continue throughout the
month = different cup being offered each week
and the award being made on the best aggregate
Of six cards returned by any one player In that
week Each card must be for nine holes though
player may hand I'm many AZ he pleases IN
that time with the privilege Of choosing which ne
will have count as his competitive score i'as'
weeks tournament resulted in victory for [. A.
r,vtb ir who made a total of 3l6. but this, re-
duced by his ha 1dcap Of IS. gave him net to'ai
OF 27l. f. j. shrver second with 27s' ana h. A.
Thomas and r. +. Mayhem tied for third place Win
2S1 The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
AUREA WINS THE oUEENsToN STAKES.

Buffalo. July 15.-The feature of to-day's card
at Fort Erie the Queenston Stakes for two
year olds. for $1,000 Alpaca made favorte
at 3 TO D. but Aurea II by IA neck Larkspur
Little Martin up with II pounds snatched vic
tory from Miss Rowena by neck Black Jimmie
was the best in the steepechase and from Ii
bad lot OF jumpers. Summary
First six furiongs)-Iarkspur II o. Martini. 3
TO and even by IA neck. Miss Rowena 100 (SongerJ
10 and 10 second by four lengths: Prince Plausible
1s (Fc Jamcs), Z 10 o. third Tiine-i:l4lz
SECOND race dOur a half furlOngsD-CarbOo lO7
e. Gardner. 10 and 10 3. won by half length;
Two Annies IO1 n3Oland 10 10 and ]. second b.
one and a half lengths; Grumble. l0l Vaenne) 10 !.
third Time-O:55s
Tbrd race zone mile)- MischiefmakeT 50 OOrehandl,
2l1 10 / and even. by lengths; George Kras.
i0- (Valentine) 4 10 and 10 o. second by and
half lengths; Allie Belle io2 tsonger) 10 !. third.
Time :4OA - 49,
Fourth race (nve furiongs: Queenson Stakes si000D
Aurea I1O III Iewis), to and out, won by two
lengths; Alpaca il5 o. Gardner), 10 ana out sec
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

The race for the Commodore's Cup followed. This
was also well contested and Dunnel, Hogan and
pater fought II out from the start to the hnishl
Dunneu getting the start and never being out OF
he lead from gun fire TO the end, while Hogan
again defeated Dater. who was third. The sum
mary;
nish
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
LAWN TENNIS.
WHITMAN EASILY CAPTURES CHAMPIONSHIP
OF CANADA FROM WARE.


Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont. July 10 (specia)-
Malcolm Whitman, champion OF the uhl'ed States'
the Middle States Massachusetts and newborn
State added to the list OF his lawn tennis titles
+be cha upionship Of Canada here this afternoon IN
the final matches on the courts OF the queen
Roval Hotel Whitman beat Ware, last years
holder by three straight sets In one sided ha'ch'
Ware seemed to be short OF practice WhlIe w MT
man was the very personincation OF steadiness lie
nlaced the balls with wonderful accuracy and speed
and Ware could never make much headway against
his brilliant play. In the second set last year
champion made his only good stand of the day.
There he captured the first three games In quick
succession only to lose the next SIX ana the set
In the last set the champion got n big Lead al
10 and the match seemed all nut over. NhIe
made a final brace and pulled up two games oiiis
TO finally lose the set by ca and the match III
In the doubles Patet and Little outplayed Fischer
and Grant I'm the morning sem-fnal match' Dut IN
tho finals late In the afternoon they were easily
outplayed by Whitman and Wright, me 1T, iosTIs ,b
first set but then the champion ana ms cleItL
mariner set sail after them. and held the match
safe TO the end. The full scores OF the days play
follow:
Championship singles challenge roundl- y. Whitman
challenger beat l.. f. Ware (hoder g - %
and X. d. Little beat +. T. Fischer and w = "tah'
Final round-M I. Whitman and y. c. Wright beat
J. T. Pare ard h. -. Little. - O. g -, ,.
Handicap singles C~ecopd r0undl-E T. Fischer lowe
half 4O) beat J. Kirkland dbl, % 60, ,oo, = p
semi-fnal round-R. j.. Little (owe 10 beat r. T.
Final ToHndR D. Little Cowe 5) beat F. Bssell Cal
15). co. G-l. Go.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
NlnNNInrTII REACH
SoDVoOD PARK
ATLANTIC CITY TOURNAMENT.

Atlantic city. ~ j.. July lj (SpeciaD.-The regu-
lar weekly handicap golf tournament was played
on the links OF the Atlantic city Country Club to-
day The bright day brought out quite number
of golf enthusiasts Some time ago II was ar
ranged to play two games. between the Locals ana
a crack team from cape May but TINS was can
ceIIed to-day by the Cape May club. which stated
IN q telegram that the members were unable TO
play this month. The home team Will try To name
two days next month and It Is hoped that the
Golfers from the Cape will appear Next Saturday
Tho Philadelphia Cricket club Will play match
with the locals. The summaries are:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
CANOEING.
LOUIS H. MAY WINS THE NEW-iONN
CANOE CLUES RECORD RACE.

CANOE CLUBS RECORD RACE.
series OF upsets In hard blowing southery
wind made the special record race OF the New
York Canoe Club. off the clubhouse OF the orsan-
zation at Bensonhurst, Long Island. yesterday
memorable contest The race was for special
nrize presented by +. c. Moore. The course was
triangular and a mile to each leg. and 1t was COW
ered twice making the route six miles In all. The
water was fair. but rather iumpy The start was
a three gun affair, and some very pretty ma
neuyring was accomplished by the skllfui hanuIe's
~ tho fleet craft as they tried for the weather
position to cross the imaginary line drawn from
tbe club buoy to a stake boat anchored OF the
beach in which were the Judges OF the coh''''
r. d. Bailey and r. S. Foster.
The entered craft included the ieetest Doats IN
the club among them being two new ones, Wnich
were nut afoat for the first time yesterday, ana
cbristened the Zip and the New-York. The en-
tered craft were F. c. Moore. canoe Up r. u
Palmer canoe Pioneer; A. r. Paula canoe lore-
ador: G. w MacTaggart canoe Torment; LOUIS
II MAY canoe Aziz; Lincoln Palmer, canoe SOU
brette. -
ON the sound of the last gun they all came
about and by the prettiest kind Of sailing Lin
palmer the veteran. went the line In the
soubrette before the smoke Of the gun had LETT the
barrel 1t was thought he had miscalculated, put @
he tudges said he was right, and the race was on.
Touis f. May in the Azz followed. Then came
MacTaggart in the Torment. Moore IN the ZIP !
G. Palmer in the Pioneer amG m A. acr G he got
the line but pluckly righted MS craft ana Went
after the others hGt o tb first round and with
drew while Paula was again IN trouoe' Capsil,ms
and on the foTed the buoy and was
out of it. 1t windward Work on the nrst
run then the second leg was sr peac "'ir the
boats stood up remarkably well May IN @ tne me me
Azz quickly tbrd honors R the
procession back of him. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
BACHELORS
pENEDTCTS
cprccr,vr PLAYERS OUT IN FORCE

Total ...............liI Total ''''''''''''''''''
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GOLF TEAM PLAY AT MANCHESTER. VI

Manchester. VT. July Is tSpeciaD.-ln the team
match between the Equinox Golf Club and the
Mount Anthony Golf Club. OF Bennington. Equinox
won. The score follows
Eoulnox team-Dr Clark Burnham o. ! l.. Taylor
8: NJ Reed. @. c. Cleghorn, !. O. H. Thacher. IT, o.
Herbert Cassad, 2. A. Taylor, o. H. l. Edwards. u. O.
II Adams :; II. NJ sln, 2; w II Brown. = total fDr
Equinox. 46
Total for Mount Anthony nothing.
Names OF Mount Anthony payers-Chester Girls
void jr Sayre Mcleod. @. B. Wellington j. X
Wellington. Dr Chisholm. +. II. Jennings. II. +.
Mccullough, r. Kellogg DIR. Pratt, B. r. yelling
ton and J. A. Griswod.
Harry Rawlins, professional at the Equinox Club
defeated Mcdonald. the professional at the Mount
Anthony Golf Club. In an eighteen hole latch. up
RAWLINGS score was 70. record for the course.
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The climbs now stand as follows:
SLEEPY HOLLOW CLUB's TOURNAMENT

The championship tournament OF the Sleepy llo-
low Tennis club OF Tarrytown. resulted In an easy
victory for c. s. Bait of Princeton. No challenge
match was played owing to tho Illness OF f.. II.
Thaver the holder Of the club cup. and the title
pa ssed TO Bait by default.
With Miss Estelle Smith. Bait had little difficulty
I'm winning the mixed doubles. Miss Thompson
gained a victory in the wOmens singles. while |. L.
G'outant took the consolation honors.
Bait outclassed nearly all the other entries, ana
in the final round defeated Floyd Smith by the
score CO, 6-l G-l.
There was an unusually large number Of entries
for the tournament, and the play throughout was
OF a high standard.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
GOLF.
A TIE IN THE MIDSUMMER HANDICAP AT
MORRIS COUNTY
GARRErsoN AND BOND END on EVEN TERMS

GARRETsoN AND BOND END on EVEN TERMS
TYNGS FINE GAME.
Like most of the other golf clubs near this CITY,
Morris County has suffered from the summer eNo-
dus Of members 10 the mountain and seashore INKS
and the tournament yesterday was consequeh"y
less vigorous than usual, but those VINO 'ooN ~
I'm II had the consolation Of course free from
crowding which Is something out OF the ordinary
at this popular organization Tying made MS nrst
appearance since his return from the Onweh's'a
championship and showed characteristic o"9n ~
his play. scoring Sc for the eighteen notes. "'''"
was the best card returned In the day.
Except for two skies. one on the hrst anu ti'e
other ON the seventh holes where his old difiicuty
in putting got the better of him. ms IIs , d so
vas nearly fautless. Coming In. ne dd not uV 50
well but his total was nine strokes 0eSte' kf atinn LIN,
that of any other player and I'm spite OK ms ra,n6
nj scratch he won third place J." - it Iat - w,
and A. H. Bond tied for first place eaSh VIII, WIN !"
card of 81 while W AstOn Flagg. the cap'aaiin VI VI
the club team not In his nest torIh "i'" vi" '
better than 81. The summary foIo"s'
TI'cau
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
MIXED FOURsoMEs AT FAIRFIELD.

The last Of the mixed foursomes for the Vice
Presidents cup held yesterday at the Fairfield
Golf club, OF Greenwich. Conn. Mrs. Palmer ana
Mr. Douglas came in first, Mrs. Norton and Mr.
Cox second and Mrs. Potter and Mr.. Carhart third.
Mrs Palmer and Mr.. Douglas were credited with
points and won the cup. Mrs. AeXandre and
Mr. Bonner scored points. Miss * Rowland ana
Mr. Mason points and Mr. and Mrs. Monteth
and Miss Potter and Mr.. Carhart each point
boyle sweepstakes has been arranged for women
neXt Thursday and on the following week there
will be a match with Englewood at Eng.ewood
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
r l. n1.NNELL WIS BRooKLYN glue CUI

+. +. DUNNELL WINS BROOKLYN CLUB CUP.
The members OF the Brooklyn Canoe Club and
their guests had a gala time yesterday on the oc-
casion Of the first of series OF five races for the
club cup. arranged by the Regatta Committee. OF
which Robert J. Wikn, chairman; j. X. McDevitt
and Commodore Harry NJ. Dater are the members.
The course was off the clubhouse. at the foot OF
Fifty-seventh-st. Bay Ridge. The wind was
southerly. heavy and made the carrying OF full
canvas thorough test OF the handlers skill and
ability from start 10 finish. Harry NJ Dater. In the
canoe Ne Ne Moosha, Percy +. Hogan in his new
boat the Kathleen. and Frank l.. Dunnel former
commodore of the American Canoe Association,
were the starters the balance OF the entries drop
ming out after the formidable array OF sheet hand
lers enumerated were posted on the bulletin board
by the Regatta Committee.
The course was a three mile triangle; first a
reach. then n beat, and then run home. Dunnel,
in the Madge. got over the line first followed
closely by Hogan who was in turn chased across
the course by Commodore Dater
The boats were well handled. especially Hogan =
Kathleen. which outfooted and outpointed the
others on the first leg of the course; then Dunnel
experience stood him In good stead, and he gained
steadily from that out. winning by a scanty mar
gin. Hogan was second and Dater third
The summary