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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19

Last Cameo of
WelshMayRefereeBO
and Cyclone Bout
Many Fight Fans Watch Unhofz
In Speedy Workouts With
Sparring Partners
By T. p. MagiIIigan

Unless Cyclone Johnny Thorupsou
fails 10 agree TO him. Jack Welsh VIII
be the third man in the ring in the
Thompson-Unholz mixup at the Coli
scum the night of October 20. Match
maker Lercari was a visitor at the Un-
holz camp in Alameda yesterday. and
after the Boer had finished his days
work. the match maker had a sidewalk
cnat with him, in which he touched on
the question Of the referee.
How will Jack Welsh suit your
asked Lercari- The Boer was very
prompt in his reply that he had not
the slightest objection to Welsh '.He
suits me perfectly" said the Boer.
All right said Lercari. "I'1l go and
see Thompson's manager tomorrow. II
you want another referee you can have
him, but II Welsh is not the referee
the lighters viii have TO pay for any
other man they select"
Lercari then volunteered the fnfor-
nation that Welsh is the Official ref
cree of the Pacific athletic club, and
that II the club paid the referees fee.
that Welsh would be the man. Lercarf
viii see ThOmpSon'S manager today
and put the referee question in the
same light TO him.
Quite a few fight fans visited Ala
media yesterday afternoon 70 see John
nv Murphy and Boer Unholz work. Both
boys put in a busy routine afternoon.
The Boer took on four sparring part
ners and worked seven rounds with
them UnholZ is q very rough fellow
on his camp help and. although none
of the boxers who opposed the South
African were asked to go more than
two rounds. that period was sufficient
in each case.
Johnny Murphy went through his
usual gymnasium stunts and boxed
four rounds with Paddy Ellis at Ala
media yesterday.
The Fighting Harp has improved q
great deal since his last appearance
here. He is faster. hits better and has
a much better defense than he showed
while he was fighting in San Francisco.
The constant lighting that Murphy
has been doing in Los Angeles seems to
have imbued him with more confidence
in himself and better Judgment IN his
lighting manners. Johnny is confident
that he will be more than a match for
Powell when they hook up.
Yesterday afternoon was a busy one
for Lew Powell. He worked at the
Cornell athletic club and went through
his PAGES with volunteer boxers. Pow
ell is rounding into form nicely. He Is
still the clever boxer he always was.
but to say that Powell IS rugged would
be stretching the truth a point too far
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LATONIA ENTRIES

First race I've and half furIongs, selling
Admonish 100. Lady Rensselaer, 100. Floresl 102
Elizabeth Harwood 1o2. Christmas 102, Tennessee
Boy 1O3. Roseburg II 10z, Automatic 103. Colonel
Blue 103. Caimorne i03. Pescock's Choice 103.
DR. Holzberg 1oz. AriOnette 104, Harriet Rowe
Jos. She Wolf 105, Plume los.
Second race. six furlongs purse-Bunons 100
H0yle 100. IrrigatOr 103. Irfaneh IO3 Alice
George los. Friend Harry LOG. T. NJ. Green 112.
Third race six furlOngs, purse-Gresham %.
Camille n 81. ProWler 81. Van Dan (formerly
vandam) 81, Marbles 90. French Nun 100. Gold
Proof 100. Stoner Hin 1O4, Lady Carol IO4
Msrtius los, Robin Hood 1O5. Honest 1O8, Topsy
Robinson los.
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles, purse
LADY Martha 90. Hsnbridge 1o3. Gar 103 Old
Honesty 1o7. Kings Daughter lib.
Fifth race, mile. seiling-Stone Street 1O3.
Blue Lee 105. Hostile Hyphen 10S. Severus 103,
Robert Cooper los. Finsncier los, The Shaughrsn
IA
sixth race, one and an eighth miles selling
ArrowEWift e5, Carew Jos. J. Z. Mcmillan iOe,
Belmere 1O7, Red Gauntlet los. Kercheval los.
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POWER BOAT SINKS

SAUSALITO. Oct. 1s.-Ed Case, well
known duck hunter of Marin county.
had narrow escape from death a few
days ago while experimenting with a
poses to use In hunting this season.
Case had the. boat built and with q
view of having an abundance Of power
he ordered gasoline engines installed,
for. Saturday afternoon he tried out
his new craft The boat travelled beau
tifully until he got under speedway.
then the washing waves came over the
weighed down stern and the boat be-
gan to fill.
Case lost no time in heading his
craft toward shore. Before he reached
land. however. the boat made a sub
marine plunge and disappeared under
the waves, carrying Case along Com
reach shore after a swim of q hum
dred yards. The boat was recovered
today by the use OF graphing irons.
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Walla Walla Is Winner
OF Grand National

Walla Walla, George Sharman's great
greyhound, demonstrated that he Is
about the best greyhound IN California
by his easy victory over Tho Crowd.
Louis Lagarmisino's entry in the final
of the Grand National championship
stake yesterday at Ingleside coursfna
park
The fast and clever son of Pa1o Alto
was never in danger OF being beaten by
his competitor. and Sharman and his
friends cleaned up snug sum OF
money by Walla Walla's victory.
Walla Walla was a favorite at all
tainable on the winner in the last
course when The Crowds fancfers
were willing to take to for their
money, despite the easy manner in
which Walla Walla won the preceding
races
A big champion stake viii be run
November 1. All the crack dogs viii
Results.
Glass stake. drst round-May Boy beat Sister.
Baby Aurora. wild Mamie beat Maud G. Counor
Tralee Girl beat Miss Emily. Russell ] beat Bill
Mutually. T[alee's Best beat Royal Gold. Holly
second round-May Boy beat Tralee's last
Wauban auhkee beat Wild Mamie, Tralee's Best
beat Trslee Girl. HoIlyberry beat Russell ].
Third round-Nay Boy beat Tralee's Best.
Hollyberry beat Waubananhkee-
diminished class stake-White Rogue beat Car
mel. Curry bye
Final-Curry heat White Rogue
Unfinished open stake-Servant Girl beat Ka-
dee. Keepsake beat Eleanor B, Star Pointer beat
st. Francis
Third rOunds-Keepsake beat Servant Girl. Star
Pointer bye.
Final-Keepsake beat Star Pointer.
Open stake. first round-Conductor beat Orby.
Young Cloverdale beat Flower Girl. Best Turkey
beat Winnie O'Connor. Wild Dfnah beat Wild
Rose Dan Finnegan beat SeQuoia. Sangermsn
beat NJ, Shaun O'Farrell beat Bon Ami, Gal
cOner beat Theodore Bell. Invincible beat Melrose
Belle, Pongenie beat Tennis Girl. Young Johnnie
beat Roman Actress, Speedway beat Wild Idol.
IronhouSe beat Rose OF Gold. Burton beat Red
Leaf. Elbe Royal beat The Mint, Jack Kevelin
beat LittlewOod-
Second round-Conductor beat Young Clover
dale Best Turkey beat Dan Finnegan. Sangerman
beat Wild Dinah. shaun O'FarreIf beat Galeoner.
Pongenie beat Invincible. Speedway beat Young
Johnnie. Burton beat Ironhouse, Jack Kevelin
beat Elbe Royal
Third round-Best Turkey bye. conductor
withdrawn; Sangerman beat Shaun O'Farre1.
Pongenle beat Speedway, Burton beat Jack Ksve-
lin
Fourth round-Best Turkey a bye. Sxngsrman
withdrawn: Pongenie beat Burton.
Final-Divided-
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Big Harness Meet Held
on Concord Track

one Of the most successful light
harness meets Of the season was held
on the Concord track yesterday after
noon under the auspices of the San
Francisco driving club Four events
IN heats were on the card, and every
one proved fast and interesting. The
feature was the driving of Jim Nc
Graw. who won the first race with Top
uy. the third with AIofit D. and the
second with Major Cook W J. Kenny
acted as starter and got the fields away
perfectly. Summary
First race 2-I2 psce-WoD by Toppy fn PA.
@-f5 and 2-131z. Albert s, Little Dick aud Kitty
ID also ran
second race. 2.l2 trot-Won by Major Cook in
2-1S1t- 2-I7l< and 2-17. Margaret B, NekO and
nr. Hammond also ran
Third race. 2.20 trot-Won bv Mofftt in
90 and 2-2l. Docus D, Babe Boswell and Hun
key Dory also
Fourth race. PA pace-Won br Deroli in
213i5 2.l5 and 2.20- Lady Fslrose, King Y
and Golden Buck also ran.
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Browning and Jones Have All
the Northern SIuggers on
Their Staff
STANDING of THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
By w. J. SIattery

The Seals continued their onward
rushing tactics in Oakland and on the
home diamond yesterday for the third
time they laid it over the Beavers
without allowing them look-in at the
pam In fact, the native toSsers played
such grand brand of baseball that
the fans could not believe for awhile
that it was the same team that has
been representing our fair city all sea-
son. Were they racehorseS instead OF
ball PLAYERS, the judges sure would rule
them off for in and out performing.
1t is certain that had San Francisco
been playing ball all season as IL has
for the last three days that Los An
geies would not have rolled up and
packed away that pennant three months
ago. The best we can wish for now,
however, is that the team will play
the same sort OF ball when the sea-
son of 1909 rolls around.
Once again the fans fell for the fine
ball and consequently the bleachers
were about filed to their capacity in
the afternoon, and the grandstand was
chance to view as nice a contest as
any one might wish for. There was
not a dull moment in the game and the
farther 1t went the faster il became
Pitcher Ham Berger started to do
the shooting for the boys, but he was
not there with the control. After pass
Ing three men and allowing a hit in
two innings, Manager Danny Long
promptly chased Ham and put the old
standby, Oscar Jones, on the hill For
the remainder of the afternoon the
Beavers were handed the hook IN every
inning.
Everybody was expecting that Jones
one bad inning was about due. but he
never allowed his old time jinks TO
get a start on him. He kept using
the high, fast ball and the Beavers
We're moved down with machinelike
rapidity. Oscar was pitching even bet
ter ball at the finish than he was when
he first entered the box to relieve
The Seals got to Southpaw Graney
for tally right off the reel in the eye
opening inning. Captain Mohler started
the rally with two sacker to center,
and Hide neatly bunted him on to
third. The Office for the squeeze was
given and Zeider laid the ball down.
while Mohler tore right in and regis
tered the run on this sacrifice.
A recess was then declared till the
fourth, when the second tally was
added. This time Zeider was the leader.
smashing a great three saeker to the
away Ping Bodie could not deliver,
but Nick Williams started the crowd
cheering with a double to center, but.
unfortunately, no one could bring
him in.
Berry, the first man up in the fifth.
beat out hit to short territory, and
McArdle drew a pass Jones bunted
both men on their way, after which
Mohler squeezed the catcher through.
McArdle got to third on this play, but
waited there only a moment. for
Hide" had the necessary hit in his bat
to score Mac with the final run of the
afternoon.
Portland outplayed San Francisco in
the field. each fielder doing his work
without slipup. At that. the Seals
performed very creditably. Zeider being
the only man to err. and he allowed
two bad Founders to get away from
him. The score:
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HOMER FOR BoDIE

Ping Bodie started the Seals on their
victorious march in the morning game
at Oakland by clouting the ball over
the left field fence in the second in
ming This was the sign for everybody
to get busy with the club, and the
four runs which followed were for the
most part the result of many good
bingles which came at opportune mo-
ments.
Tex Browning added another one to
his long line Of victories pitching as
nice a game of ball as a big Lacquer.
The Beavers fell on Browning for nine
hits In all, but he managed to keep
them all so nicely scattered that the
northern sluggers never did loom up at
all dangerously. The game was reeled
or rapidly and the tossers fielded fast
throughout. The score:
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 1S.-Sacramento
and Stockton broke even in the double
header played here today. Stockton
took the morning game by a score of
to 8 and the locals won the afternoon
contest to the tune of l to 0. Both
games were bitterly contested and well
played.
Browns wildness in the third inning
was responsible for Sacramento's de-
feat in the morning game.
invincible. but three hits being re-
ceived from him by the heavy hitting
of the Stockton team. A single by
lansing. followed by long two Dagger
by Nealon in the first inning, gave Sac
ramento the only tally. of the game.
After the first Moskiman held the
locals safe at all times. Nealon's hit
ting was the feature of the game He
secured two two baggers and q single
In three times UP. Both games were
attended by immense crowds. The
score.
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sKIDOo WINS QUALIFYING RACE

Browns model yacht Skidoo won the
qualifying race at Spreckels lake yes
terday and earned the right to chal-
lenge McDonald's Gladys for the
Decker perpetual challenge cup. Nine
boats figured In yesterdays competition
and the races nearly all proved close
and interesting. The Skidoo and Gladys
will meet next Sunday.
The results follow:
First rundown-Stinson's Undine beat Doyle's
Priscilla, Little's Arrow beat Hays Agnes Bran
mans Ruth beat Seavy's Spray, Browns Skidoo
beat Cartwright's Peacemaker, Donovan's Emer-
aid a bye.
Second rundown-Undine beat Emerald, Arrow
beat Ruth Undine beat ARROW.
Final-Skidoo beat Undine.
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SAN JOSE is, SAN FRANCISCO 3

SAN JOSE, Oct. 1S.-The San Fran-
cisco state leaguers played like q LOT of
tramps today and were beaten by the
score Of Is to 8. They We're charged
with Is errors. and both Van Otterman
runs were secured off Van Ottern1an
in the first frame, and in the fourth
ne was replaced by Frink. who Jared
but little better at the hands of the
San Jose s1uggers.
The game was enlivened by the root
ing of several tallyho loads of .sThe.
Time the Place and the Girl" girls who
played at the Victory theater tonight.
The score:
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FRESNO 0, OAKLAND L
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ca


FRESNO, Oct. 1S.-With Roscoe Mil
former manager, Spider Baum, Oak
land went down to defeat today. Ed
Kennedy's batting was the feature of
the game, causing a home run, a dou-
Bile and q single.
Baum played all around Miller, and
with the aid of both Kelley and Ken
nedy a home victory was unavoidable.
Score:
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PISTOL CLUB AT SHELL MOUND

The Possible" pistol club and the
irish volunteers were the only clubs at
She'll Mound ranges yesterday. The
volunteers shot In poor form and failed
to leave their scores for pubIication.
The Possible shots did some remark
ably good shooting. w. A. Siebe In par
ticular doing splendid work Follow
ing are the scores: A. NJ Paulson, 90.
8S. So. 81, SO, 80; w. A. Siebe, s5, e3. 90
80, 81, 81; II. A Harris, 90, go. 90 90
IS, IS, 81, 81; c. Doell, 81, SS, 81. rs. rs.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Chase. Two base hits-Nealon
(2). Shay. Sacrifice hits-Hackett, Joyce Ray
mer. First base errors-Stockton l, Sacra-
mento 1. First base called balls-on whalen
2 Left bases-Stockton 4, Sacramento 8.
Struck out-By Moskiman Z, by Whalen 1. Time
Carthy and Moore. Scorer-McClatchy.
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PICkWICKS DEFEAT McCORNTCKS
SPECIAL DISPATCH To TILE cH

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1S-The first game
of the fnterIeague called out a crowd
that filled Athletic park this afternoon
to see the Ptckwick team of San Diego
defeat the McCormicks of Los Angeles
were Tozer and Lequin for Los Ange-
les, and Butler and Lebrand for San
Diego
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SANTA CRUZ 0, ALAMEDA 8
SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO THE CALI,

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 18.-The Sand
Crabs today batted out a victory in the
eighth inning against Alameda Mosher
was pitted against Randolph, late of
the Los Angeles Coast league team, and
although hit freely he evened matters
against Alameda's slabsters by driving
out three two sackers. Score:
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LatOnia Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Dr. HOIzberE, Plume,
Elizabeth Harwood.
Second race-BufOns, Friend
Harry, Irfaneh.
Third race-GoId Proof, Robin
Hood, TOPsy Robinson.
Fourth race-king's Daughter,
Car. Hanbrfdge.
Fifth race-Severus, Stone Street,
Hostile Hyphen-
Sixth race-JOhn r. Mcmillan,
Red Gauntlet, BeImere.
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Earned r,rns-Santa Cruz 5. Alamedao 2 Home
runs-Fer,in Two base hits-Iverson Britt
Mosher 8. Darcy. Brooks. Bases on balIs-Off
Mosher 6, OF Randolph s. Struck out-By
Mosher ]. by Randolph 2 Sacrifice hits-Dev-
SON to Devereaux: Darcy to Ferlin; Croter to
Burns to Ryan. Left on bases-Santa Cruz 4
Alameda 49, Bases on errors-Santa Cruz g.
Aiameda s. Time Of game-1 hour aud 80 min.
utes. Umpire-Hopkins. Scorer-Lucas.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUsNARY

Hits-0n Berger 1. OF Jones 4. Credit vic
tory to Berger. Three base hit-Zeider- Two
Hildebrand. Zeider. Jones. Mohler- First base
on called balls-Of Berger 3. on Jones !, on
Graney T. Struck out-By Jones 3. by Graney
T. Double plays-Willians to Mohler. Zeider
to Mohler TO Williams, Mohler to Zeider to VII
liams. Passed ball-Madden- Time OF game
hour and 10 minutes. Umpires-Perine and
F1vun.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits-Sears, Reid (2). Two base
hits-Streib, Meyers. First base on called balls
OF Frink 3. Struck out-By Wolter G, by Van
Otterman 2. by Frink /. Double play-Lacey to
Keller TO Sears. Passed balls-Conrad Eager
Stolen bases-Strieb (2), Eager. Davis, Lacey
Sears, Smith. Sacrifice hit-Keller. Hit BY
pitcher-Frink- Innings pitched-yan Otterman
8, Frink, s. Hits-On Van Otterman o. on
Frink 8. Runs-Of Van Otterman 8, OF Frink
g., Time of game-1 hour and 35 minutes. Um-
pire-Hodgson.
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Beck. Mohler Kilifer- First base on called balls
or Kinsella 5. or Browning 8. Struck out
By Kinsella 5. by Browning g. Double plays
Mohler TO Williams, McArdle to Mohler to Will
liams: Kinsela to Frambes to Johnson. Wild
pitch-Kinseila- Time OF game-1 hour and IS
minutes. Umpires-Perine and Flynn
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SACRAMENTO
IUldI . .oO . q 10
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-R. McHale. Sacrifice hit
mcHale. First base on errors-Stockton A. Sac
ramento L First base on called bas-off Hen
derson 3- Left on DISSATISFACTION 8, Sacramento
s Struck out-By Henderson 6. by Brown IL
Nnd pitch-Brovn- Time OF game hours
and 10 minutes Umpires-McCarthy and Moore.
Official scorer-McClatehv
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Summary

Kennedy, Kelley co. Spencer Earned runs
Fresno Z Sacrifice hit-Mott Stolen bases
Spencer. Kennedy. SchimpE. First base ON er-
rors-Fresno 3: Oakland 1. Lett on bases
Fresno l. Oakland 4. Double play-Baum to
Ragan to Mott Struck out-By Baum s. by
Miller g. Time of game hour and so min
utes. Umpire-Burleigh.
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The Sydney Yard Exhibition
Remains open till the goth. The vickery
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Hornets Are Easy fo1
Speedy Vampires
By Bob Shand

Results of yesterdays soccer gapes:
Vampires 6, Hornets 0,
Thistles g, Burns 0.
Independents 4, Scotias /.
San Francisco 2, Building Trades 2.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Bodie- Three base hit-wflIisms
Two base hitz-Ryans 5aDsyS Sacrincs hits
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Senator's and Champs
Each Score Victory
Bitterly Contested and Well
Played Double Header Re-
suits in Even Break
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Stockton q, Sacramento 3.
Sacramento 1. stockton O.
San Jose IS. san Francisco 3
Santa Cruz o, Alameda @.
Fresno o, Oakland 1.
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RUNS AND HITS BIZ mn
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PORTLAND
I0fdI 200
SAN FRANCISCO

satfcd for kinscIIa in ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
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The Washington times., 1908-01-18
TODD OFF FORM
AGAINST WONDER
Rogers and Wallace viii
Open Next Match in
Series Monday.

The first game Of the big pool match
series. between Kid Wonder. of Phiia-
delpEia, and Joe Todd, of Baltimore.
was conducted at the Brunswick Pool
ParIors, Sixth and c streets northwest,
last night, and was won by Wonder
Score. 40O-29S.
p Wonder seemed at all times Todds
master, and played brilliantly through
out the entire match. Todd seemed
utterly unable TO find mis- strokes, and
played far beneath his true form.
John P. Zones. proprietor OF the par
l0rs. has been able TO put into these
matches some Of the very best players
obtainable from New York, Philadel-
phia. Maryland, and the District, and
IS deserving Of considerable credit for
mis- ehcrts TO restore the game TO its
proper place among the sports.
The next match OF the series VIII be-
gin Monday night, between Andrew j.
Rogers, of Philadelphia, and Walter
Wallace, of Virginia.
The match viii be 400 balls, 125 balls
being Dlayed each of the first Two
nights and 80 balls the third night.
making a total of 400 balls. This match
will be for a, purse Of SO. Wallace mas
wears. and Rogers ranks among the
best experts of Pennsylvania. and an
exciting contest is expected Tonight
there will be a special match played at
The Brunswick parlOrs between John
Wade OF Baltimore. and Kid Wonder.
Of Philadelphia. Game called at
o'clock.
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INSTRUCTION.

COLLEGE graduate. NJ A degree: seven
years experience in teaching; will tutor in
English, Latin, Greek or mathematics BOX
800. Times Office. ja16-gt
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1ooz A GREAT coAL YFAR.

cnaI trade in 1850 Is shown 10y Inc an
nouncement recently that during the
wear g., ,109.593 tons Of anthracite were
moved by the railroads of the state.
This total exceeds that of 1896 by 11.C0O,-
900 tons
While the bituminOus report is also
expected to reach TeCord-brealdng fiE
1Ires il Is announced that IN tia West
an grades Of soft coal have been rc-
duced owing 60 the large stock on hand
and because OF the continued warm
weather The latter conditions viii ap-
plv. il is said, to steam sizes Of anthra-
cite also. for. while during the year
there vas unusual activity in Industrial
circles the mild winter is said 70 have
lessened the demand from the large Of
nee buildings which IN recent years
have become sucn an important factor
in the market for tue smaller sizes OF
anthracite.
The Washington times., 1908-01-18
DEMANDS TRIAL BY JURY
ON HANDBOOK CHARGE

Demand for a jury trial was made in
the Police Court today by Walter Scott,
who was arrested by Policeman Whee-
lock for making handbooks on the races.
Bond in the sum Of Sl,Oo0 was inn
mediately given by Scott. William
Stewart went h.s security. The warrant
against Scott was procured last August
by Lieut.. James Hartley, of the First
precinct, bat he was not arrested until
last night
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years experience; good estimator; can get
plenty Of work II some gentleman or lady
viii back him; CONTRACTOR, BOX ~,
Times Office tai88t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
washington. d. c. until 10 O'Clock a ro
February l. 1905, and publicly opened inlme-
diatelv thereafter 10 furnish al the nav,
ward washington. d. c., a quantity OF
machine steel Applications for proposaIs
should refer TO Schedule 742. RIauk Dro-
uosals will be furnished upon appIicatfo1 =,
the bureau. +. B. ROGERS, Paymaster
General L. s. y. tals 25
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c
washington, D. c. January g. 1gOS sealed
proposals Will be received at this oflce lntiI
y O'CLOCK NOON. JANUARY Is Is0s for
constructing an addition to the Eastern
Market House, including the Fish Market -
the west. located at North Carolina aveuUs
and Seventh street southeast. Forms snaci-
hcatiOnS. information and necessary .UrODossf
blanks may be obtained at this Office p0OST
No a. H. d. +. MCFARLAND. -8FSEy
L. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Commissieg,
ers, D. c 3aI4-st-exsu
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GuMMEL 10 GFT CONTRAcT.

Contract for ;he construction of n
sewer on Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Waterside drive and Observatory
circle. will be awarded by the Commis-
sioners to Z. q. GUmmel, whose bid of
3, 1893 SIS was the lowest received.