The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 2, 1897, Page 9

/ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1897. OPENING BASEBALL GAME AT RECREATION PARK. The inauguration of the California Baseball League in this city will be to-morrow. The initial game wilt be played at Recreation Park, Eighth and Harrison streets, and will be between H}oss crack clubs, the Reliance of Qakland -and the Gilt Edge of Sacramento. Racreation Park is the finest ball grounds ever in this city. Theimprovemenis, when completed, will cost nearly $8000. They comprise acommodious grand stand, boxes for clubs and the presy, and dress and bath rooms for the players, The grand stand is so situated that the spectators will recsive the benefit of the sun and command a fall view of the ciamond, - The grounds are as largs as those formerly at Haight street. Westof the grand stand are the bicachers. In proximity to righc field.are accommodations for vehicle The dimensionsof the grounds:haye been published in THE CarL. = Yesterday over fifty teams and a large jorcée of laborérs were at work getiing thie grounds in readiness for to-mcrrow’s game, which will be called at 2 o’clovk, . All the streetear lines in the city, with the excepiion of 1wo, will issue transfers to the grounds. ) Aninne ion fn.basevall in this city this season will mark the opening game, inasmuch as the National League batl'will be used, and not the cheap, dead ball played by the clubs in the yellow jour- nal's tournnment. The advantages in using the regulation ball are obvious. Itenables the batter to lam ¢t safe base hits; which with 2 bean-bag would mark his retirement at first. It permits of the dis- play of briliiant fiebling, clev.r base-rinning, and 1n most instances adds to the error column of the seore; in faci, 1T assuTes Lo the.spectator pienty of interest and excitement. Gilt Edsm and Reliance are conceded to be the strongest teams in tha State. They will play for 60 per cent of the gross receipts, The Reliance Club has fortified its strength . by sigting Stanley, who wiil receive for Doyle. Reliance. Stanley..... Dosle....... Maguire, ... Stulz... Lange... Arlett.. Dean. Melntyre. Nealon. Perine.. The make-up of the nines is as follow Position, «...Cateher. . Pitener.. - First base. .Sezcond base. .Third base.. «....8hortstop.. weseneenen. Lett fleld. +eeeen. Conter fie Gilt Edge. _Farrell Hugnes Henesy Smith E. Hughes .Lochhead Walker <eeenShanshean ..Harvey +eeu...Nethercotr The yellow journal’s tournament management is greatly disturbed over the organization of the California League. Rube Ley , the former great lef 1t has made overtures to one of the cleverest players in the Giit Edge to abandon his club, offering h'm a National League salary to do so. The reply of the player was very furcible, ielder in the tournament and join the California League. Jack McGlynn is strengthening bis team, the Olympies. Olympic and Stockton will meet on the diamond to-morrow in the Slough City. Great interest is being taken in the game at that place. Catifornia League, with his handsome face, will probably make his reappearance in to-morrow’s game, officiating as one of the umpires. umpire will be Dave Cramer. The other It is probable that one if not more of the interior clubs will leave the —. fis i i A fil il 1 ' i | Pans-<abrina: Furns & | Blazes-Germania; K. P. Churchill, c 2 Xi Peuits, El Rio Re:-Aval: E. corriean. ch f | Daisy . Riley-Modesty; T. W.: Coulter, o g 2 | Bow'and Arrow, imp. ~ir Mod"«d-Mariun: Coving- [ton & Kent. b f 2 Rose \ald, >t Blalse-Mary | Waltou: Covington & Keur, b ¢ ¥ Carbineer, | Clatendon-Grape Shot: William - Dixon, cu f 2 Quirte, Three ( heers-Adaie Chipman: 'Fawards & 1lsck. bg 2 lion Heels, Red lron-Wildflower. Elmwood farm. br ¢ 2 Dooator. imp Brutus- Miss Gift: Elmwoud 'm, br ¢ 2 Hohenlohe, imp. 5 ASSURED | }Bl'llllls-lim\\n Maria: bkmiendo stable, b f |+ Loumoant, imp. BrutusAlfaraiss - Fisber, Teh . f 2 Marvelcy fmp. Inverness-Mascot} . | J. G. Follansbee's bt 2 Gulden Echo, Glen kcho- Crack: Horses - Entered —in | ioiien tfom: itemes stabies chs s iso, Hoa | durds-Hazel; B. G Holiv's b 2 Tempse, Tam- G l.f s J- k 01 b mansimp iempe: DA Houig's U s /2 Fad Gardand, imp Albert-Plaza: I. A. Honi'sb g 2 alifornia Jockey Llu | Wisat Mex, Ureaz Lom-Higg yor. C.d: Lemon's b f 2 Chariine Lemon, 1o .duras-kiia ipp: Stakes | James McManus’ br ¢ 2 Lonl Marmion, St Cario- J !’ ady Mar 07; James A & 2 Luthbert, '8t Carlo-Sauta Cruz Manus’ ch f 2 i | Tiger. 1oy, St Caro-imp Windflower; - r. {Mitchell's” ch ¢ 2 Flandes, Fiambeau- Flam: | R. 1. Parker's bf 2 Morrabells, Morelio—isab-lia; 1 P, g { A1 J. Smith’s ch 2 Cima, Verano—!ermosa; 1 of the Prominent Eastern|dhi &wit st diothiane Alameda: A Stem Jue Hooser—Connitess Zei<a: A. J. Stemiers be 2 Red iroa—Liy Wright; Mst: Storm’s = 2 Defisut. Detmar—Cheerfal; J. H. Tam's <h Bodacia, ~liver King—by Goue: M. F. Tarpey’s bt 2 Novia, imp. Islington—iieen: Theoiore Wirters'ca ¢ 2 Padre Jose, El Kio Rey—Fon- | setia, ick O'iime, and Western Owners Rep- resented, ‘“Ienth day, Thursday, November 25—The Athe- sitan Ciub cop selling siakes. ; Y ¢ § T, W. Coniter, be 2 Official, Inspector B i Buinart, Senator ‘Bland, Libertine, For three-vea-olds and vpward. Entrance | "'\ Couter's b 2 Bow and Arrow < : 9. #10; $25 additional for horaes n0: ¢eclared by | Modred-5 a:tane Wiklism 1rxon's cn F L (Lo )stl time 0: closng ent:ies the day preceding the Tace. | Tiree' noore sddie Chinmans hdwards & ko Ostler Joo. and Mt MecGregor II The Californis Jockey Ciub Lo RUATAR02 TROVAMIE | 1 & 3 Tron Hiocie 1oed Tomm it e al : = : | of the stakes to bs $1506, of Which §3U0 L0 A€CO | Yarrla Ly o 8 Donaior Ty Boaras M iss i in the Opening Handicap. | and$200 tothird $1500. Welght for ‘age. Al | ) howeod Farm's Dro g e . s {lowance: Two pognds for each $100 to $500, Brown Maria. L. H. kzel's b ¢ 2 Hals siount, | pounds for each 100 10 ‘$AUU. Stariers to be | Fovdunm-(hacen Deselrer: W 1. SRt hount | #amed with selling price through the en:ri-bOX | | meie | yu, 5 pache Tunoiia: Fienr dr Lis stoh ol E the day before the race at tue ustai time of clog-. | b g%t Prilin. <t Carlo oF Ormonde oo W The first seven stakes to be decided over '":'”‘.‘ “0‘"26[“‘ 'h"“"‘;}“‘i}?’“ Cla fo, & ‘. L. Fraok’s c¢h ¢ 2 imp. Missioner, Gall jard- : Rereii i S Cali kins & ridse, cb ¢ 3, Dou Clarencio, Surk- | fuin” Miserere; M. L. Frank's b f 2 Puuter the Emeryviile ‘courss of the: California | nam—Paloma: Burns & Waterh o b B, B bt Sl e el Jockey Club have closed and show a flat- :mh‘- fiexs»r‘»l—}“mr Lady hlhnm ft \\-};:huus’- ci ¢ 2 Hermoso, imp: Sir ldodred-F d ity s : €3 OsricIL Ben Ali—>hasta; Burns & wacer: | 5 - ioiy, b1 & Tempn imp s emp: tering list of ‘entries. Aimong the Promi- | house,. ch m 4 Palomicita, Sueliame ratomas | B & Botle B oy Sear AThEct nent owners represénted are: Burns & ';“fl)"k-lrd“lh";,hxd-on:hl.\D.. Toe Bard— : Ho g Kex. ac | . 4 2 eel and 1 orr.gai,br ¢ 4 Adviph: Spreckels, salabar, Sai Waternonse, Elmwood stock farm, E. J.. | Taus ol ow-denne Treacrs & Coriah eocery Towaata Baidwin, ' Barney Schreibar, J. Nagzlee 'I‘,hé J{Ehflur.imlgu .uu:u)-—flrml:m . Dunnv, 1he Ace, 3 Ll 5 C 3 Estaca, Bmperor of Norfok—La Cienega: 2 Dr. ~harp, Burke, . Ed Corrigan; Dan Honig, Tully | Kimwesd fim. oh tn ¢ i nererts B rare Ty oo bt ot Sagrune, b f 2 Free Coulter, Pa: Daane and other promiacnt | Eratuc—) casite: *imuwcod furia. b 1 5 Tetor the roe Knigit Baien MoMaone e s Second, mp. Brutns—fonny Jeun;: L. zell, Lord o-Ludy Marion: Eastern and Western owners. b e 3 Noichaance, Im. Si.' George—Alrac- | james MuciManus, b & 2 Socialist. ~t. Carl -an- | The'stakes with the names of horses en- | 1ioni H. L liaik, ch c 3 Loch Ness |archy: Jam's MacManos, ch & 2 st (i tered et e tallowa: mp. Inverness—Butterfly: Joe H.rvey, ch | 8. Caro--anca Craz, James MacManos. e f & tered us lollows: w su\w el of Forwmne, Guuno—Jennie B; | Tiger - iy, St. Caro-imp Winaflowsr: | S s o % tng | B:C Holly’sb 2 3imp. Devi's Urenm. Chiiabod- | 155D MeSweeny. 6h 12 o Calueine, St Conower: papy day—Monaay, November 15, the opening | smp Témpe: M. is Jones br b § Chrids Kot Bel- | mxims: G on iris, D ¢ 2 Gyp eiver, imp. De. audloans b oes S S 4 up. | Yidere-Virgie D: Thomas G. Juney br b & Dei | Colver-Gypsy Qnecn; Oskland stabie, o i | B el s S0 85 ad itional o] done imp. Green Back-Priscila:- James Mac- [ an ' Toreosud.tn: R. L. Parker. b f2 Morrabeiie, | Teiibin (e S el o e e Mauus’ ch 1 5 Nura F.mpe.or Of Norfolk- | Moreilo—:sb 1 a: K. W. Purser,ch ¢ 2 Koyal Prize, | e e ared Dy ihe lime of ciosing ihs'| Urange Leaf: G. B. Moriis’ b h o Lobengula, +iud- | Pripes ~Trophy (cy Alurm). W. D K oies, wturday. Sovemoer13. 1897. the Call- | son-Zulu: ‘.. W. Purser’s obc 4 Res del 5andioos, | eant b o wremns S5 T u Jockey (lub 10 guaraiiieé the value of the yur i ; b \ n 5 0 v U o 0 {1mn. iTue Brton-kmma Corlter; E. W. Pursers | ohrer v b f o 0oty Fou ue 4 2 10 be $190. of which 3 00 to second and | 3¢ 4 'Yanuee Docdie yul-Manzavlia; | Scureiver, bc 2 Marplot, Imp. Kossiog.on—Mar- o Do hird Weishts to bs publighed Novemver | W. . Randail's bik b 4 Ustier Jue. Fresno-oister | mory (Marge: Willam K. Shafier, 2 C | e osiaratlons 19 be JuAde o thesecretary Bt | 1o.3im Donglas; UE E. S, howells be & 5 £0ling, | Iiamican s o ireves Lt o 3 e he ;;;5;\'%, xlx;"t-otk (moon) saturday, No- | Inspecior B-Plazza; B ~chreibers gr 3 Wrignt: A, J S P. Ashe's br ¢4 Fuinart, St Carlo Queen | boe Wb Ma ienhursi-Helen scratch L U B o= g ber's 'br 1 4 Schilier, imp. Si. Georg-Frauline; S0 dauels & Miner's ci © 4 Biliy McCl skey, Joe Hooker-Jessie ii: Timmons & Mark~' b m 4 Mar- quise. Miser-Monte Kosa: T. A. Tobin's b g 6 Esperance, -Motber Hubbacd: L. C. White's ot g 8 W atona, imp. Sir Modred- T Twelfth day, Saturday, Nagiee selling stake. For three-year-olds and vpward. - $10: $25 addiiional Atkins & Lotiridge’s ch 3 1] an-Ked 10863 E. sano-Dolly L: J. G. en ITL J. Baldwin's bt 4 Brown & Co’s b h J. Naglee Burke’s ose st siab a(by Lead On Hizbiand Bail, imp. In: Bylvester's b £ Moraua, 1 2 Bodacta, fp Janét N3 J Na- 6 I helma, Jonn Happy-Pansy ch 1 3 Dara. Racine-imp. Beri, s chc 4 Con Moto, Flam beau-Salle sterhouse’ b ¢ 3 Candwlaria, imp. -Losette; Burns & Waterbouse's bre 3 | hooi. | November 27-—The 1 | | i ) i | i | Entrane: for horses not declar-d | Miss Cromsvell Maxim—Tyranny; Buros & Walerfiousw's b ¢ 8 | eXtra. Stariers 10 ce bamed, with selling price, | Matthew Storm’s ch g 2 Defian:, Deimar-Cheer. | sbe2 Los P etos, imp. C.leve. Sunset swbie’s cu c 2 | ness-Sow Dance; J. K. | Moreieo Famascai. J. 1. Novia Silver Kins-By Gone: M. | imp. Isiing on-H leen; I'neodoreWiniers' ch c 2 P. A.Fin- Bewu, Jim Gore-Booitd Moreiiio, Mo.elln- Calizornla Jockey Club to gusrantee the value of im St Andrew-Cuisine. Burns & | by tine of clo.ing entries the day precediug the | B¢ i w10 Key-Hettle Humphries: 1heodoe Waterhouse’s ch ¢ 8 Colonel Wheeler. imp. | race. The Califoruin Jockey Club to guarantee the | Wiliers' ch 12 Kiitie Bluxe, kI ii1o rey-Jussie it | Burns & Waterhouse's b h+ Value of the siake .o be $12bv, 0f Which $z00 to | _ FJguteenth day—Saiurday, December 15; the | 1L Day Star-Miss Me- | second and $100 to third $i800 Weight forage. | Burlingame stakes. | Burns & Waterhouse’s b f 4 Sweet | Allowance: | pound for each $100 to 81000, and | 6 For all entrance, £10; additional | Faverdals-lmp. Sweet iome; | 2 pounds for e.cn $100 less to $300. Winners of | . for. horses nov declared by time of closing | Vaterhouse’s b f. 3 Shasta Water, imp. | two races afer Novemb-r 1 to carry 5 pounds | entries (he day precesiug the race. Ihe Altamax, imp. Maxim-Altitude: I Cook’s b ¢ 3 Truxillo, Atetino—>liss Leon; H. F. Edwards’ ch £ through the eniry-box the day before the Tace at ihe usual time of c.osing. Seéven tnriongs. and $100 t5 third. ollie H; Eimwood farm’s be 3 Hourozoliern, | Andrew. imp. Sir Modred—Pedalma; Bowen <& Wil ers aft the stukes (0 be £1000, 01 which $2:0 to second the c 0sing of st H, Flambeau—Miss Mitford: Elmwood | ZICK Abrahams, b h 8 Vernberg, Muscovy— | ihe stakes of a race ¢f $1500 in vaiue, or of tnree | m's b h 5 installator, jmp. Biutis—instaila- | Holmdel: Atkins & Lottridge, ci 4 Double Quick, | races other thun eiing purs-sio cair, 7 ponnds | E:mwo0d farm’s 0 h 5 Vinotor, imp. Brutns ; Buckra—Wand: Atkius & Lottridge. b ¢ 3 Aaum | exua Tureeyear-ulds and over that h.ve not | won a race of $1000 ia vaue in 1587 wiowed 7 {mp. Brutas—Brown Marfa; Elmwood farm’s b ¢ [Lo., bf3—, Billon-sunday: J. Nagiee urke, | pounds; 1f sach ate malgeus 7 pounds sdditionsl 3 Ibe roman, imp. Brutus—Brauty: Farrar & | . b 0 Eeilicoso, Peei—{mp. Jacei N: J. Na-iec | One mile. Tubervile’s b h b Flashiicht, Surinam—Laura | Burke,ch f 3 Lura Kacine—imp Beina; J. Naglee | K. 1. Ashe’s br ¢ 4 Rulnart, St. Car'o—Queen | Winston: C. P. Fink’s bg3 News Gaherer, Kn- | Burse, ch { § Doice, Flumbeau—mp. Janet N; | Alta; Atkins & Lottridge’s br c 2 Erler Hil, imp. | quirer—Bonnie Mead: H. L Frank’sch h 4 Sen-| Burn> & Waterbouse, b ¢ » Cande aris, imp Mid- | Duncombe— brier Bush. Atkins & Lot ridge’s 1 f | ator Bland, imp. inverness—Wood Violet: H L. | lotulan—Coseite: surus & Waterhouse, b ¢ 3 | 2 Midrica mp. Midiothiau—RIicardo; A Cxins do Frauk's ch ¢ 3 Loch Ness, imp. Inverness—But- | Caspar, Imp £l Audrew — Cusine; Burns | Letwridge’s b e 2 Gotobed, ito. 5. Andrew - terfly: Jo s ca m 5 Wheel of Fortune, | & Waterhouse, ¢h ¢ 3 Colone. Wheeier, | rargant; Atkins & Lotirlige’s b o 3 Scarborough, | Gano—Jennie B: . C. Holiy’s br ¢ 3 Fortunate, | imp. = Midlollnai — Agnes: Burns & Water- | Ei 1o Rey—Fonsett L. Baliwin's b ¢ ¥ordham — Fortitude; J. C. Humphreys' -ch|house, cu m 4 Palomacita, Surinam—Pa oma: | Antonio, fmp. Cileveden—nranze Leaf: &, m_ 6 Chartreuse 11 imp. Chevioi—imp, Zaras | Burns & Waterhouse, b ¢ 3 Parthamax, Imp | win's chf £ La Golets, Atnigo-1iosebud W. B. Kuight, b m 5 Mamle Scott, ¢ anny Scot'— | Maxim— \&pa: Burns & Waterhcus bh 4 doout Eola; Lassen stable bf Haclne—Aureliu I1; | MoGregor, Day Star—Miss Mc.vgor: Barns & | Jennie U: K. J Boldwin's u 14 Ageution, Gano— | 3D Lewis, b ma iraoce, Lup, Waterliouse, b f § Shastu Water, (mp Maxim— | Doily L: Kaniiro, Cuno— James MacMiauus, ch.f 3 Narania. Kmperor of [ Tyranny; K. Corrigan, orc4 .ad.lph -Spreckels, Qiesn: G 4 eriolucce’s ¢h ¢ 2| Norfolk—Orange Leaf; Owens rothers, b ¢ 4, | Longfeilot conie-Yracy; Jahn J. Crovan. b3 | ; imp Creizhton—iady Clare; Howen | Grady, i aree Cheers—Gold Cup: W. D. Randail, bik | Eanny ~, Tyrant-oraciosa: A. Lolan, br g 8 Luck Co’s b & 3 —, sililon— funca h 4 Ostler Joe, kresio— :isteri0.Jim Douglass: Dr. | Star, imp +riar Tuck—Keepsake: P. Dinne, b ¢ Lrown & Co. bh 6'libertine, Leouatus H. E. Kowell, 'ch ¢ 5 Satsuma, McDuff —alvertha; | Good ilmes, imp hossingion—Famin-; H. F. - : J. Nogiee Burk ch ¢ 4, Crescendo, Fian B.'Screloir, b g 8 Greyiucst, imp. Mai | wards, “ch 53 nitu . Flambesu— ietford; ima. Jau J. Nagiee Burk ch 1 3, Dura, Helen scraich; B. Schreiber, b g 8 A« Furrar & Tubeiviile, bh b Flshishu Sutlnam— | Racine—imp. Beina: J. Nuglee Burk ch ¢ 4, Lon vedere—Legacy : E. Schreiber, br h & Scail er, tmp, | Laura Wioston; ¢. . Fink, b g 3 News Gstherer, | Moto, ~iambeat—-ullle G: C. Borliogame bik ¢ St George—Fraulein: Lee. *haner, b £ 3 Lady | Enquirer—Bonnie Mewt; ‘. L Frank, ch ¢ § | im,. bain, =t rerf—The Task; Burns & Water Hurst. imp. Martenhursi—Cheerfui; A. J. Stem- | Loci Neéss, fmp. luverness— B itte: i . C. | bouse br'e 3 Carpar, imp. 8. andiew—Cus ler,ch g 3 Lode Stox, imp. Mid othisn—Suarligit: | Holy, (r ¢ 3 Foitunute, Ferdham—Fortiiude erhouse be 3 Candeinria, im A J siemier, b om o4 >ummertime, - Fiz | L. A. Houlg. by 3ZamarIl, S Lar.o—kHoysl Bess. : Burns & :Waterhouse c James—Sirogine: John Stewari, ch b 6 [J:C. Humihire s, ch m 6 Chartreuss I, impe| Saivator—Fieurette: Burns ike L, Major Ban—iss ¥iush: Mate’ Siorm, ch b | CheStot—imp. Zaraj W, B. Knicht, b'm 5 Stamie | © 3 Colonel Wheeler, imp. ‘Mil- 3 Horatio, imp. Midiothia —Lurlime. Seott, Canny Scot—kola 11 W. B. knight, v g 3 | lothian—Agnes: Lurns & Waicihouse br ¢ +ixth duy, Saturday, November 2/, the: Produce [.520dow, Sampson—Eolu 113 Jotin Locge, ch g3, | Blss Huck 1, Salvatorins: Burns & v a erliogse Exchange sta-es. Dunboy, imp Loyalis.—Qaeen. Kaploluni: LB | b b M-. Mctregor I, B ~tar—iiss McGrezo +) For two-year-olds (Toais of 1893) thathave [-Lowicn, b f 3 Grandeza Beu Ail—Duchess of | Burns & Waterthouse. b f 2 Duckiin ; imp. Bru- . nol won & race a: tte time of closioz ihe |‘Keidsl: W. P Magruve, h-g 4 Moutzomery, | tus-—Decoy: Burns& Witerliouses-bf 9 v ecron - JEntrance $10: $25 additioual forhors-s | Mawnver—liessing: 1. G McConuell, h 1 8 Lost | Mere io—ricuic: Burus & Wateriouse, b ¢ ciared by (he time 0F cosiig entries thedar | Giri. ~ovrante—Nellie K; Frank Pulup, ch ¢ 3| Altamax. imp. Mexim—Alinude; L Geos, bo § preceding ihe race. sia Jockey Club | Judge toufler, Unssaite—Srigand Gifi; he W. Pur- | 10, Areiino—Jiiss Lieon:- T. W, Coulter. bo 10 guaraniee the Valoe of the s1akes 1o be $1000, | ser, b ¢ 4 Abaunz 1. Brambie—iloulia: k. W. Pur. | of which 200 10 second and £100 10 hitd; Wi | ser’bc 4 Yankee Doodie, Prinee koyal-Manz nias | ners of une 18-6 L0 CACTY three pounds jenalty: of|-E. w . Pursel, b g 6 buckwry Fuckra—We Was | Lwo OF more races O: any va ué, or oue of $800 in | W. lurser, ch £3 Scart Pin, SpPrugbok—imp. vaive, to cary five pounds peaalty. Maslens, if | kmeraid; W." Di Ravdal. bk b 4.0suer Jov; | K.mwood faim, b h 8 Insiuiutor, iuip. Bry beaten three or more iales, ailon el s-ven pouuds: | Fresno—tliter (0 Jhn Doug ass: L. “Kockmas, bf | Instaliation: kimwood tarm, b b B, Vinc-or fmp it unpiaced (1-2°3) allowed tweive paunds. Six | g3 Pleasautvn, imp. Cirug—Higling Dr, -H. E. | Britus—>oille H; fimwood farm, b e 3 The 1o rurionge. 5 | Rowell, cb ¢ 5 - sisuma M Duff—Aibertha: k. | man, inp Brutus—Beauty: E mwood farm, b ¢ 5 Atkios & Lottridge, br.c 2 Brier Hill, imp. Dga- | ‘*cheeiber, gr § 3 Greyhurst, 1iip. Marteihn st— | Hohenzol ern, imp. Brulus—Erown Maris: ¢ b, combe—Brier Bushi Auxins & Lotifidie, b G2 Helen scratchi B, Sehreiber, br.c3 sweet Wil | Fink, b. 3 News tatherer, £aquirer-Boanje Moad Gatebed, St Anarew—Termagant: 1. J. Baldwin, | Jing, Fitzismes—Ulive (by “Clioudaga): Smith & | - H. L. Prank’s ch ¢ 4 Senator Biand, imp. Iny s b12 Ei Saiado. kmperor vf Noriofk—Atalana 11i 1 Land, ch ¢ 4. Nine Nineiy-nifie. .mp. Pirate of | yess—\Wood Vioter: 1L I krank's ch ¢ 2 tmp. E J. B.idw Silan . EMDTOr of | Feuzance -Lesp Fiog: W. L. Stanti-ld, b g 7| Missip:er, Galliard—imp. Misere-e: H riffin's Norfo K—A Bertolaci, b |"Grorge Milier, Loitin—Emma; ‘A, J. Semler, ci | cn L+ Kubicon, imp -kayou a Or—Lily K: B. G Carlo:, Gano—Lillita; Thomas Boy ¢, ca 12 k hd s miieute, Bl Kig Key—sietile siumphr y:'A: | Holly's br c 3_Fortuuaie, Foraham—Forcit mb. u—sn nan koke; Thomas Bocle, | J; b s appr. St Uario-Meryiie: Thomas | br g 2 siringa. Sobiunti—Loma: . Naclee bt . krvica -t Savior—Videt.e; J, Naglee Fifceenth any—Wednesday, December 16, The ch f 2 .ntrata Rucin eta; Buris & | Racie siakes - nouse. b ¢ 2 Eddia JoRe:, Morel:o—iarly | '5 " For two-year-olds (foslh of 1893): Memien,’ b m 4 Summertime, - Fitzlames springlikes E. ¥. Voss, Ur g b Préston, Faver- dae—{mp. Sweét Home. Bt Carle—Lady M ario; X 2 gi | Entran-e | B e A CBina 1 | 0. £10; $28 additio: &30 horses uo. declured by | ¢h & 3 St. Cuthoer:, O e s Burns & | time of closiug en ries the day preceding the ri.c. | Jumes McManvs, ch { %11, s B g Sviiunzel, Biuzes [ rue Cailforiin Jockey Ciub (o guarantes the vaig I ep o s & | 0f Lhe stakes Lo bi $10L, o1 wiiich $200 10 secoud and $10U 16 tbird. Winners of & stake of the value.of $1000 1o carry hree pounds: ‘ot three of aby vaiue fiie pousds exira. Nou-winiers of & siake aliowed -five pounds, xud if such have ot wou i hreeraees eizhi pounds. Maideus, If never placed in x s.eke. Lweive pounds. > ix fuilongs. Atkins & Lottridge, b ¢ 2 Moreno, . oreilo - La- lnes Atkins & Lotiridge b c 2 Go. ehed, imp, ~t. Andrew —lernisgan.. Atkins & Loitridge, br ¢ 2 Brier Hl. 1mp. Duicombe—Btier Bush: k. J. Badwin, b f 2 Algora, Emperor of Norfolk— Florida: k. J.Baidwin, b £2-Ablaw, Kmperor of Norfolk—Arivia; .. J. Buldwio. br ¢ Z San Ve- imp. Waterhouse, b ¢ 2 =tan Powers,-Moredo—~Luln; | 25 Jndge Stunfter, Buras & Waterhonse, b ¢ 2 Zepata, imp. Prestons ‘ass A FOOD COFFEE. ster 10 Jim DOuUglas: Dunols, Videre—Legacy Lis, moude—imp. Fairy Hose: J. Nagles Burke, ch © i siro, Flambeau—Salile G: Buris & Water- Douse. br ¢ ¥ Bliss Kucker, Salvator—Iris, Busus & Waierhonse,b f 2 | uckiing, imp. Brotus— Decoy; Burns & Waterhcuse, bc ddle Jones, Moréllo—Larly fose: Burts & Wateiho b2 | m Nupsnax, Imo. Max—Naepa; Burss & Water | 4 house, oIk ¢ 2 Jim ' brownell, imp. Midiothiun— Nauu' Buris & Waterhiouse, b ¢ 2 Stan Pove s, Moiello—Lu u: | urns & Waterhouse, b ¢ 2 Sy ha: 118, Morello—DeCention: Burns & Wnterhense. b 1 2 Yecreation, Morello—Pic lc: Burns & Wate:- Louse, b ¢ 2 Prince B azes. Bluzes—hettie Prince; T. ¥ ‘Butler, 0 ¢ 2 Negilgence, Imp. Inverness— Namiouia; k.t orrigan, be 2 instein, iiley— A agyie . W.Coulter,bc 2 Tnuendo, Jim Gore—M1:chief; FOOD COFFEE TO BOIL 15 MINUTES AFTER IT HAS STARTED TO BOIL. Hooxer—Marfon- the va! N Baluwim's b f 3 Los Cenilos, do, J.m Gore—Misehiv; T. W. Coul 2 Official, Luspec or B—Mar:o: Bow und_Arrow, imp. 8ir A odred—Marian: M. Kdwards, ci 13 Etia H, FIamb-uu—Miss Mit Bire. 1. Kiley’s br ¢ 2 Salabar, S.ivator— B | W. B Kui:ht's bg 8 Sandow, sampson— r.oia 1 J.D. iewis’ b m & Imp. 118uce, imp. Somnus— Debri:: Janres McManus' b ¢ Jumes Mesianus’ bg 2 | ~octalist, Si. Carfo—anurchy: James McManus St Caro—Santa Lumina, imp. Martenhurst—Vande:light; Sunset 2 vadg, imp. Duncombe—.izzie B; E: J. Budwin, | stable, bg 2 Los Pileto , imp. « heveden—Leoin: Georg 1. Bertolaccl, b ¢ 2 ban Carlus, Gano— | ness—slow bance; & 1 TateJr., blk h 7 Vartizan, Lilita: H_ A, Brout br g 2 iy P, imp Dare. | Imp. Partisou—Josie Daniels: Térrace stable o f 5 ALLOW POSTUM | bin; J. Nagiee Burke, b 1 2 Rosormoude, imp. | Sister fiazel, Ked lron—- Macgle : Ferrace stabir, ch m 4 Maggie Mitcheil, Glen Alpine—Alice Theodore Winiers, ch b 5 Rey del Sierra, Joe Twenty-firs. day, Wednesday, December 92— The Osklaud prize staxes. For two-yeur-oids (foals of 1893). Ent . $10, #25 addliionsl for horses nol’d!cln::"b.: the Liwe of closing entries the dav race, The California J ckéy Club = 0f Lhe BLAKYS Lo be §.250, of which $200 10 tho second and $100 10 the third. stake of the value of $2500 to carry 5 pounds, three of $1000 each in value; 7 pounds extra Nor-twi iners of & stake allowed o pounds, ang it such have now won three reces since Sepiember 1, 8pounts; madens, 10 pounds, and it beaten and T Liiy, St Carto— | Wiudtiower; J. M. Murphy, br b 6 Buck Massie, Hanover—J'riana: s H. Pe ers ‘bre § Mercu.io, Martenbursi—Krnestine: ¥ ie—Brig Purser, b.g 8 Buckws, Buckra— Purser ch: 3§ Scarf Pli, Springbos—imp. Eimer- d: W. L. Kandall, bk h 4 Ostler Jee, Fresno— Ihomas H. Lyan be3 imp. - F.orls—Decky 8: Ryan. br ¢ 2 Bell Punch. Badge—Bel! Guard; B. ~ciire.ber, gr g 3 Grevhursi, imp. Martenhors — Helea Scratcu; B. Schreiber. b g o Aquinas, Bel- A.J. =iem.er, br f 5 Jaip. axim—Kieuie t T W. Coul:e e ris 2 Lord Marmion. Cruz; m| nk Philiips ch G Girl; . W. © War o W, Thomas H. | Leur ds A.J. Stemler, bt 3 preceding he 10 guarantee Winners of a of | house. bc 2 Sta | Clieve not heving been pi In & stake after the closing of the 5 akes, 15 pounds. ©ne mile. Mrs L M. Apple: . Duke ¢f York I1, Iuke > oifolk—Carmie of ns & iottridge, bre 2, Brier Hiii, fnp Luncombe—Brier Bush: Atkins & | Loitridze. b £ A Midrica, lmp Midiothlan—Ri- : Atxins & Lotridge,'b ¢ 2. Go obe 1, lmp S w—Termugant: Aiklus & Louridge be Moreno. i oreflo—Laiine: k. J. Esldwin b ¢ “an A tonio, fmp « lieveden—Orange Leaf . J. Ba.dwls, b2 El S.ado, Emperor of Norfo'k Atauuta LT nigo— W fuona. Cailos, J. Baawin, ca g 2, Alcalina, Ar- | George T.' Bertola, b ¢ 2, “aa | ano—Lillita: Thomas Boyle, br f 2, | Beugopy, . Carlo—Merylee: J. ' ~azl Bork, b 1 rT0ica, St Savior—Vedet a: | Burns & Waterhouse. b ¢ 2 Eddie Joues, More lo— | Kariy Rose; Barns & Waterhouse. br ¢ 2 Kiiss | i ucker ~a'valoi—Irie Burns & Waierhouse, b f | 2 Duckling. . Brutus—Decoy: Burny & Water- | | hinse, be . Prince Birz -, Birzes—B tite Prince: | Fuins & waternouse, bix ¢ 2 Jun t.rowgell, imp. | Mid olaia ) — ~wia; Burns & Waterhouse bt 2 | Hecrea ton, Moreio—Picnic. Buws & Water- | P.wers, Morel o—Luiu: Burns & | Waterhouse. b ¢ 2 Sybaris, Morel.o—Deception Huider. b o 2 Negiigence , imp. Inverness— amoia; . #. Buter, ch { 2 Yuie, imp. | inverness—Yo ande: K. P. Churchill, ch | 2 Kl Poeria, - K1 Rio Key—Awv.li: | W. Coultei’s b ¢ 2 Tnuendo, Jim . ore—. W. Coulter’s b e 2 OMclal, Inspector b— Couiter's Bow aud ATrow, imp. S arm’s bre & Lon: W Marian: Elmwood T p. Formu:a, imp. Bru Hais Mount, Fordhsm—Queen’ Uecelver: W. 1 £lu’s che 2 Juas del 41, Gano—Clam L H. L | Frana's ch ¢ ¥ imp. Missiouer, Ga ha: | tiserere: M. L. krank's b f 2 imp. Inverness—Lottery; J. A. Uray's b c 2 “Midgiu: imp. Midlothian— Mrs. T. Ky, br¢ 2 ~alsbar, Saivator—B varia; L A. Jegg, b2 The Ace, Pontico—Verosa; L. A Lex<.be 2 Dr. sharp, Pontico—Cre.onia W, P. | dag an-, { Manus, 05 MucMaous Marmion, St. Cario—Lady Murion; aus, ch g 2 St. Ca_hoeri, S.. Carlo—Santa ¢ ies MacMauus, ch 12 1izer Wisdflower: 1. D. Mc- ch 1 2 st Cala St B. Morrls, br ¢ 2 i Sir_ Dixon—rauna: Oakland s.able. .ch f 2 lorsids, Torso— Judlih: K. L. Parker. b f 2 Moriavela. Moreio—Isabella. E. W. Pu ser, chc 2 tioyal Priz., Prince hoyal Trophy (by Alarm): W. D. be 2 Green Buck 1, Twmmavy—Clara; B schreiber, b ¢ 2 Narpiot,’ imj. Hossin tou—>Marjory (Margery): Smih & Co., ch ¢ 4 Don Luis, imp. Midioihian— Alamean; ~mith & Lend, be - Count of Flunders, St Lario—hop. Countess Langdeu: . J. Siem.er. chf2 beserite, ki Ri0 Rey—ba linetie; Sunsei stuble, ci ¢ 2 High and call, imp. Inverness—siow Dunce; sunset siable. b g 2 ios Piietos, imp en—Lcoa: J. K. Sylvester, bfs Morano, ¥ b1 % Novia, & 53, be 2ideal u. Jim Gore—kouta Belie;Wiliais Brothers, 10.eilito, Morelo—Miss Cromwen: Th.o- luters, ch ¢ 2 Padre Jose, KL Lio Rey—kou- Luy. St Sweeney, Car o—Calatine; G Dick (iate Dick), Car.o—Imp- Morelio— | emes al: imp. l>1vgiou— Hileen: Be WO MEN WITH PISTOLS Trouble Over the Impounding of Cattle for Feeding in a Swamp. Both Robert Fitzsimmons- and Dr. Carver Emulated in Their Respeotive Branches. Chief Food Iuspector James P. Dockery is always *‘on his muscie” in the dis- charge-of his duly, and Thursday after- noon found that he not only got a chance to keep 1n good trim, but had to cail to Lis aid the bandy revolver. In endeavoring to put some cows in the pound on account 6f the fact that they were feeding in the germ-iaden Islais swamp, he, together with Market Inspec- tor Davis, Poundmaster Osborne and four assistants, had about as lively a fracas as- was ever witnessed beiween dairvmenand law officials. Tnere were torty-ihiree cows feeding in the deadly swamp swhen the mounted assistants of the Poundmaster 1ode in to drive tuem off to the pound. Bome of Edwarl Barry’s. cows were in the swamp, and as soon as he learned of the proceedings he rushed down to where the affuir was in progress. He and his son rolied up their pantaloons and startea to wade into the swamp to drive the cows home. Tiey were ordered toleave. and refused to_do so, whereupon both Dock. ery and Davis sent bullets whistling in cio"e proximity to their neads. That was enough; they vanished us fast as they came. Josepn Chamteriain was the next m: tosbow fizht. Some or his cows were in the swamp and he made a bellowing pro- test. It wasunheeded and he started tor hiome with the avowed purpose of getting a rifle and kiling anvbody in sight. Mounted Policeman McKenna intercepted him and tried the soft voice of reason, ri ceiving in payment a slap in the face. He aismounted and proceeded to use his clup so vigorously on Chamberlain’s cra- nium that before the wounded man wa i locked up at the Seventeenth-street police station on a charge of battery Le had 1o li; sl,!!(‘hed up at the City and County ospital. Chamberlain was hardly outof the way when Lorenzo Desanti came running to cast his offering on the shrine of bovine tuberculosis. He was cursing and pro- testing at every bound, and refused to stop when ordered. Dockery fired poin - biank at bim at a distance of about 150 yar: In his case that was also ample. He quit and ran fa-ter than Tam O'Shanter with all the spooks of Caledoria after aim. All the cows were soon out of tne swamp. An examination by eye con- vinced Dockery that one cow was con- sumprive, and he promptly shot her Market Inspector Davis dissected the cow and proved the theory true. Specimens of her lungs wer: preservea for further analy is. Join McDonough, the owner of the ani- mal, tore off bis coat after her death and started in ustrate the art of hard hitting, a la Fitzsimmons, Dockery being tue punching-bag. Astraignt right in the eve proved his Wate:loo, and he departed in sadness of heart,nursing a swollen and di-colored optic. All the cows were taken to the pound, where the owners will have their permiis to sell milk revoked when they call fo their property. Chamberlsin was released on payment of $100 by Hurry Reynolds, clerk in Police Court 2, yestera .y afternoon. Cierk Aikens Kesigned. E. 8. Atkens, clerk of the sweet-wine desk In Iniernal Revenus Cotlector's office, re- signed, and Tyter V. Kellogg, No. 3 on the civil service eilgible list, was appointed in his place. Aikens isone of the priucipal witnesses against cx-Iuternal Revenue Collector Osca M. Welburn, whose trial will begin on Mon- dar He was one of Welburn’s dummy deputies, aua tne grester part of his saiafy was appro- pr by Welburn. Aikens told all he kne: 1o Special Agent Thrasher sud testified agains Weiburn before tie Grand Jury. Jir. Thrasher ailowed him to retain his place until yesier- uay. —————— Ed tors to Meet Here. The California proprietor journalists of the interfor towns will convene inm this city on October 22. In the efterncon an excarsion to the top of Tamaloais has been arrauged for them. In the evening they will o addressed by Protessor Bernard Mo-es of the University of California. O, the 231 they will partici- pate in an excursion on the North Pacifi. | Coast Railroad to Ukiah. NEW TO-DAY. DOCTOR SWEANY, Ten years ot successful prectice at 737 Mar- ket stroet, San Francisco, has stamned him as the Jeadliig specialist of the Pacific Coast in the treatment of all Chroaic, Nervous and Trivate Diseases of both men and women. All disenses cf the eve, ear, herd. throut. lungs, stomnch. liver and bowels; Kidney, Bladder and Urinery troubles, Catarrh, Eczema and al! 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Strictest confi- dence observed. F.L. SWEANY, M.D., 737 Market St. | Leave San Francisco Commencing Sept. e ———————————————————————————————————— ¢ v, "The fac-simile signature of is on every wrapper of CASTORIA. NFW 7C-DAY —DRY GOODSs. C. CURTIN, 9I_I-9I3 Market itfiti___ Fs@ablished 1862. SSRGS A NG = Just as an inducement for you to visit our new store we will offer the following special bargains: » 8 INDR r HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. LADIFS NON-SHRINKING NATURAL-WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, 50c each, regu- lar $1.00. LAUIES ALL-WOOL CAMELS' HAIR VESTS AND PANTS, 85¢ each, regular $1.2 LApLES' SILK AND WOOL VESTS, H. N. 8. 8, 75¢ each, regular $1.25. LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, ribbed tops, 121zc pair, resuier 20c. LADIES FULL-FINISHED HOSE, double soles, ilermsdorf biack, 17 ¢ pair, regular 25c. RIBBON DEPARTMENT NO. 80 ALL-SILK SATIN sASH RIBBON, biack, 414 inches wide, only 25¢ yard, regular price 40c. 0. 4) BLACK MOIRE ALL-SILK, 4 inches wide, only 23¢ yard, rezular price 40c. NO. 6) ALL-SILK T\ E1A MOIR¥, all colors and black, only 30¢ yard, worth 43¢ EXTRA SPECIAL—ALL OUR 50c LOUBLE-WIDTE VEILINGS, pure silk, chentile do's, at 25¢ yard, NO. 40 CUJ D'EDGE DOUBLE-FACED BLACK SATIN RIBBON, best made, 434 inches wide, only 35¢ yard, worth 80c ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN PLAIDS AND ROMAN STRIPED RIBBONS. FEATHER COLLARETTES, CURL D FEATHERS, special at 75¢, warth double. I A Large Assortment of COQUE AND OSTRICH FEATHLR BOAS. STORE OPEN UNTI: 16:30 THIS EVENING. C. CUORTIN, P11=Pi3 MARKET STREIIT. RAILROAD TRAVEL. LIMITED. During the s=ason of 1897-1898 this famous train will run between SAN FRANCISCO axe CHICAGO — —TEHROUG iIZT— Los Angeles, El Paso, Fort Worth, Little Rock and St. Louis TWICE A WEEKIE. FROM SAN FRANCISCO.. . <.......MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS, 9 P. M. FIRST TRIP MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. Partles going Eas before that date should arrange 1o return on Sunset Limlited from Chicago via the Chicsgo a.a Altol hallroad. SUPERB SERVICE NO EXTRA COST. . H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agent, S. P. Co. N FRANTISUO. Foot of Market Street.) > (IFIC RAILWAY €0, Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Markek Sk ia, Suisun and Sacramento.... 10:43A | — '+ Marysville, Oraville and Redding via | £an Francisco to San Rafael. Woodland 5 5:a5p A Vacarille and 8:43P WEFR DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.se: 12:35, i svslo 30 5. = Thursdays—Extra tzl 8:004 Atlantic Express, Ogden an = o e AR e L d 11:30 P, . 804 Niles, San Josg, - Ktockton, g Tore: ; 4 R N XDAYS x50, 9:30, 11:00 4 20; 1130 3132 ‘ehama and Red Blufl. Ava o farant + e eV Mo i 0;1"“"‘1, 3 P WEEK DAYS-0:10 7150, ’;‘-';l;";;fl;‘fi A w. :00A New Orlenus lxpress, Merced, Fresuo, o, ¥ g i b s 2 i Tiakersiicid, Santa Barira, To 12340,3:40, ©:10 m x. Saturdays—kicera icipy oA e s i X SUN <10, 8140, 11510 & M 1:40, 3 Wit 5:00, 6:25 ». M. oyl Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park sams Aigeles, Deming, El Paso,” New Orleans and East ... it 9:004 Vallcjo, Martinez, Merced and Fresno...... *1:00p Sacramenito Itiver Steamers. schedile taahove. 0r Marticez and Way Stations PR Arrive 2 Livermo Jonrys, | san Francisca WEEK | Sox- Sl SUN- | Wrex Davs. | pavs |Vestinavon | ;000 | PAEE S & | Novato, 4:00p Benicia, Winters, Woodland, L Kniglits Landing, Marysville, Oro- o ville and Sucramento - z Rt Bob 30r Niles, Tracy and Stockton Fulton, T o Lathiop,” Hodegto,” Mercidl' iy Windsor, 10:23 ax mond’ (for ~ Yosemite), Fremo, Healdsburg, Mojave ' (for Randsburg), Sante Lytton, Barbara and Jus Auvgeles . l Geyserville, 4:309 H;hl.l“ ] Route, Atlautic Express 8:30 Pu|8:00 AM| Cloverdale. 28 Py 2% »g or Mojay iy ey Hopland & 1 aropeas Mail, Ogden nand sk, P wards, Nilds and San Jose.. [T | 7:90 ] 0F Vallejo s.s.ee,: 50 ax| 1 10 0r Oregou Jixpress, Sasramento, 1 {8:00 A% Gnerneville. | 7:35 rx wiile, H:.-d\di‘ .lrmumm & £:30 P | | Sound aun A - 434 | TE0an(5:00 = E SAN LEANDRO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL. SIS IFANL, Bomea e ax (Foot of Market Street.) Glen ilen. | 6:10 vx M| [10:40 ax 10:25 An pae| Sebastopol. |7 yg 2ic|6:22 ra¢ Stages connect at Santa Tosa for Mark Wess Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs Nprings: at Cloverdale for the Geysers; at Ho,land for Filzh: Melrose, Seminary Park, Fitehburg, Elmhurst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, a3l Npnoey Keiseyville, Soda' Har. Lakepore Lorenzo, Cherr; and Bartiew Springs;: a: iah for Vichy Sprin; , Chierry 1 Saratoga Springs. Blu: Lakes, Laurel Dell Lage and @:15p Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Val Jona Day's, Haywards. : " S 7:45p Biverside, Lierley's, Buck nell Sanhiedrin Helghe, Hallville, Booneville Ore's Hot Springa, ; endocina City, Fort Brag, Westport, Usal, :l;;n:; ‘§f§;‘:‘h to Niles. t op | _Seturday to Monday round-txip iickets atredaceq J > H12:00p | Mics tickets 1@ all polnis be COAST DIVISTON (Narrow tinuge). rates. _ (Foot of Market Street.) 8154 Newark, Centorville,Sun Jose, On Sundays reant-wip ond San Rafael at hal TN Ticket Offices, 650 Marke: st., Chronicle hutiding Soulder Creek, Santa Cruzand Way 4. W. FOSTER, B. X. RYAN, Stations. ... ... s ... Bisop Pres. and G Gon. Pass. Agent #3115 Newark, Centerville, San Jose, New ¥ 3G 53 = Alader, Felton, Bouder Greske - Sauta Cruz and Principal Way s ST P T PRACTICALLY 4:131 Newark, San Jose and Los Gatos ... 9:20a t +11:45¢ Hunters’ Excursion, San Jose snd | Way Stations . ._t7izoe | A NEW CREEK ROUTE FERRY. l From SAK FRANGISCO—Foot of Market Streel (Slip §)— ! RAILWAY. S7:15 9:00 11:00aa. 1100 *2:30 $3:00 *4:00 15:00 00 M. Prom OAKLAND—Foot of Broadway.—*6:00 8:00 10:004., | 17aInslcave from and ArFive at v arKet-st. F 6rry. 112:00 12:00 00 - 14:00 . *3:00r.m, y {r.nclf;z- Tl:cknr. l;xfi‘xl:;'—.au Sar- 2 Ceh. Chymatal . : COAST DIVISION (Hirond Gange). va Main 1531, Oskiand: 1118 road was. (Third and Townsend Ste.) 6:35% San Jow and Way Stations (Now —>an Franelsco 1o Chicago. ‘Almaden Wednesdays only).. AY B T 9:004 San 'l'r'm C Teave |_ Daily ror Example - ; Biny —— i Obispo, Guadalupe, Sutf aul San o | Monday cipal Way Siations - el | S ! R e e g 404 Suu Joso and Way Stations. 110 #8600 | Sgl T o ¢ s B1:30A Ban Juse aud Way SIU0US o.ece B180A |y o E *#:30r San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Bark - - | | aetor SR T 5 Santa Clara, SanJose; Gil 5 | ARk Eark | 7: S A «,. . Hollister, Sinta Cruz, Kali | Alnuguerius. . 110 o eners . Monierey and Pucitic tiio ! Tns Vesas s aQ® 3235+ Sau Jose and Principal Way Stations Tetees | 5270 Pu|Tudrsday | © @ Sy San Joseami Principal Wiy it Sewion . 12:35 ax| + riday 3 37007 San Jose and Irincipal Wey 5t tions Kansns City o | 55 5 ax|Priday o 3:._1(3; qmm Principal Way Stations CBICRZO0 ..\ .svve:| 980 P Friday = Jos | His new tes, new ballast. new hnd‘ngl A for Moruing.- T for Afternoon. | The shortest crossius of the ‘deser: an * Sundavs excented.” 1 Sundays oniy. - | Sacoviaysoilly | 8 COUPL'Y thai in erails b/ ity va frd and beautf + Monday; Thursday sud-Satur.iay nights only. tul scenery. 1 he bichest srade of pa senger cquip NORTH PACIHIC COIST RAIROID | Tk SAN FEANNGO 130 S1Y JodqUy (Via Sausalito Ferry). VALLEY RAILWAY COMPAYY. From San Francisco, Commenciag Sept. 19, 1897, — F 20 SEP 1.0, 1897, trains will run a; foliows: WEEKDAYS nd _san Rafasl—*7:25, 9. 3:15, *5:15. 6.00, 8:30 ri 43¢ San Jose m For Mill Vailex " Southbound. | 11:30 . . ~ Northbouad. I | | Extra trips for San Ratael on Mondays, Wednes | Passen- | Mixed | _ Mixed. | Passen- days and Saturdays at 11:30 r. M. gr | Sunday | Stations. | Sunday | ger ¥ SUNDAY: Daily. | kxc'pr'd xcprd| Day. Caltey s 300, * —— g s P00 w1308, S0, S50, a7 0 ke O | T aw 900 ax Siockion| wiirw 540 T iRibe et Srag th B ot 0 AM 12350 Par| Merce . 12:8) ¥y, B+ F vy »: 1 0 AM. 3:5J PM .. Fresno g THROUGH TRAINS, 1,:40 aM| 5:20 Pw| Haniom Ti25 A M. weekaays for Uazadero amd way sta- | 12:15 pm| 6:45 py| .V.saia. tions: 1:45 P. M. ¥aturdevs (mixed train) for Juacan dliils and way stations: 8:00 A M. Sug- days for Pont Key¢s agd way stutions. MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCE Couneciions—At Siockion wi'h sieamboats- ot C.N &I Cir. 1 aving San Francisco and Stockton 8P M. dallv;a d with stages to and from | Sne.ltvus, Lo tervile, ete.; al.0 withs age frum | Hornitos, M s, ete.i at Lankershim with stage ro and from Madera. Weak Menand Women it DAML:‘;(A BITTERS, Tui Ere exican Remedy: give al Bireaxth to the Sexual Organs. & o> SeMih e SCEN:C RAILWAY (Via Sausulito Ferrs). 19, 18987: WEEK DAYS—8:30A. 3&._Arrive - F. 4:55 p.at. SUNDAYS—8:00, 10:00, 11:30 o 3 1:15 2 x| special (Fins an oe weranged 0 by spulyiie o THu>. COOK & SON, 621 Market st.. San cisco, or telephonlng Tavein of Lamaipas |