The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 3, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1899. SEATTLE WINS FROM OAKLAND BY ONE POINT A Good Game Pléyed in the Rain. Umpire—McDonald. Official scorer—J. W. Sta- pleton, —— e RAIN POSTPONED THE MEET. San Jose Cycle Races Will Be Held Next Sunday. The big bicycle meet that was to have been held yesterday at San Jose had to be postponed until next Sunday owing to the rain. Although the weather here in the forenoon was clearing, down there there were still occasional showers, and the Garden y Club, which was conduct- Ing the event, thought it best to await a more favorable day. Should it rain next Sunday the meet will go over for another week. The same entries, handicaps and match races will stand for the postponed date, and the riders will have the added benefit of another week’s training. Joe Sylvester and C. M. (“Bunt”) Smith of the Bay City Wheelmen rode what is believed to be the fi century maude in California for 189 They left the club house on Golden Gate avenue at midnight on Saturday, and finished in Alameda at 8 o'clockgsharp on Sunday morning, thus making #heir net time for the 100 miles water, ridden by Piggoft, took the place from Horton. The concluding event of the day was a mile and a sixteenth selling affair. Ma- mie G, at one time quoted at even money, was favorite and finished the tail ender. It is the blagk mare’s sort of going and her disgraceful showing should be thor- oughly investigated. San Venado, from “Lucky” Baldwin’s menagerie, as good as 12 to 1 in _the ring, made all the running, and led Hardly out with something to spare. Topmast, ‘“the one,” could not make it. OUTSIDERS IN THE BETTING SPLASHED IN Nina Took the First “ Baby Race.” LRI To-Day’s Entries. First Race—One mile; three-year-olds and upward; selling. . 87| 423 Tenrica w... 1101| 440 Cardwell 1101| (404) Espirando . . 94| 431 Colonel Dan 104 - 87| 444 Nonchalance -...107 Second Race—Futurity course; three-year-olds and upward; selling. 441 Good Hope...... 9| ... Sybaris 13 WAS 40 TO 1 IN THE RING| i X% 9| 437 Clarando 9 (434) Dunois 20| 438 Mainstay 0 Third Race—Seven furlongs; three-year-olds; HOUNDS RAN IN SUNSHINE AND IN"RAIN End of Three Days’ Good Coursing. RUSTY GOLD WON THE STAKE with it the club championship at medal play for one year. The silver medal is competed for once a month, and is re- tained the winner until the next monthly competition. It is at 18 holes, medal play, and each contestant receives a handicap based upon his recent . The Liverpool gold medal competition at 18 holes, scratch play, began at 19 o'clock in the morning. ~Twelve competitors p- peared, and of those Dr. C. T. Hibbett and S.'L. Abbott Jr. tied with 9 for the two rounds. In playing off the tie §. L. Abbott Jr. won the medal and Dr. C. T. Hibbett the second prize—an umbrella with a handle in the shape of the head of a brassie shod with silver. The full scores are given in the table: LIVERPOOL GOLD MEDAL. PLAYERS. . L. Abbott Jr. S. L . Hibbett. ADVERTISEMENTS. SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills. 103 TR ‘ “TACKS” PARROTT COVERS HIM- |gleht hours They covered the official re- | yAPAMAX SCORED IN THE| it Leiter ..........106] 8 Malay HURRICANE A VERY SICK DOG g Tieyale sl Dites o Divpcroky SELF WITH GLORY lay course of!lh(i\Aisso;‘lu\ofli Cy Clhllfcgslllg: 391 Jerry Hunt..... 10| (425) Polka AT THE FINISH. 1% | Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating, A per- :’:l\?te.“ o that the ride and vecbrd are au- STAKE EVENT. 425 Dunpraise 106 (433)Stromo "L & Wilian 108 | fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausca, Drowsi- thentle. Fourth Race—One mile; selling; three-year- 152 | ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongus . Black: The men had a stiff south wind to buck olds and upward. Sachmay journey to- N : £ against the first half of thel ) 434 Alicla .. .107| 444 Tom Cromwell..110 z No returns | Pain in the Side, TOCRPID LIVER. Clark Cinches the Victory by Batting | ward San Jose, but on the return trip on | A Large Turnout at Oakland Track. | 2 Rosemaid 44| 407 L.ady Dritannic.io¢ | Warrior Captured the Sapling Stake : | Regulate the Bowels. Purely Veaetable, t all Over the Right Fi | the Oakland side it was at their backs “Eeid % 455 Robert Bonner..103] 330 Caspar_. and Shylock Won the Pu; The same twelve players appeared in the | T-C8% . y Veg: the Ball Over the Right Field and m‘,mi lh(-mdma{rril;\lly‘(;‘n the gmzuy Favorites Buried in Mud—The 445 Frank Jaubert..101 (ifi}(l:;;&:l“‘e‘\'eher. B e it PPY %i}'ernm-_luslll\‘or ‘mf:dnl competition at 15| gmal] PjIl Small Dose & 2 grind homeward. Under the conditions ) 5 2t ad .. <10 v ake From Blacl awk oles, with handicap. The scratch men = - |~ Fencetifor Ta Gatamsiy O e el e Disgraceful Showing Made 415 Stamina. s4| 308 Magnus (2202001 e = & were Dr. C. T. Hibbert and S. L. Abbott Small Price. Run. itorious. By Mamie G. Pitth TaceOnie A5 ey thred sear: ter a Struggle. gné \';;hromrll):,d;_)‘fllm b%.stt grm? s:)n.»}.] 10 | ot = 2 B v 9 espectively; ut, with their ha olds and upward. S e e s AGE iy dicaps of 6, the net scores of E. J. M |NEITHER HAS AN ADVANT 447 Cromwell ......10 42 Frohman Cutchien ana & B, Williamaon_ were. ¢ CANCER n another victory yes- | 1e Oaklands being the of .8 to'7. The game favorable conditions, Fight Between M_a?t—hews and Zeigler Declared a Draw. NEW YORK, Jan. he n held a hoxing Greenwood « 406 Moringa. .. 1102 Glimmers of welcome sunshine, heavy showers of rain, a rainbow radiant with a hundred colors and a great throng of people ushered in the new year of racing Sixth Race—Six furlongs; selling; four-year- olds and upward. 446 Defender . 97| 446 Bellicoso .., low Tail by a short head. The latter, Yesterday’s sport at Ingleside Coursing Park was first class and well attended, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. The dogs and hares performed ye. Final—Shylock Boy beat Black Hawk and The tie was decided in favor of E. J. Mc- | Cutchen, who takes the silver medal, Mr. | Williamson winning a._ golf club case. The | { | full scores are given in the table: S. L. Abbott Jr.’s 44 for nine holes in the And Tumors Cured NO KNIEE or PAIN Any lump In No Pay Until Cured | e IVERPOOL SILVER MEDA vo- ] | Athletic Club of Brook 419 B4 Gartlan 09| 449 O’ Connell Sl LIVERPOOL SILVER MEDAL. MHAn's. Dresat. 1e s £ vas wet and slippery from [ show which began at 3 o'clock this after- | at Oakland track. The card offered by | (s2)Highland Ball..105|(386)Pat Murphy After the ti i | | | & cer, and if allowed to the r which fell almost from the call | noon and the house was uncomfortably | the jockey club over the bay was an es- (:«»1 Sweet William.102| 9 Montgomery At )Teze:hngx“(}s over a rumor was |22 | = etilarrs ey fatia ne. In the last half of the fifth Um- | crowded. The star event was a twenty- | pecially attractive one in its original en- yoming G pisted chat thieldos il can, enierdd prAYErs, |7 | I a o Bain e tands pire McDonal rdered the players in|round bout at catch weights between | tirety, but it was marred by the privi- Selections for To-Day. Zr )d° 'l'hfim 5 tnflcl{. had been tam- ! g b Ca e e out of the wet, but the downpour cased | Qwen Zeigler and Matty Matthews of | loge of scratching. The first bunch of [ p o o 0 7Rrr "0 S © % (o pered with, and that owing to the stuff | | l [ arm pit gets large a u W minutes and play was re- | this city, both welterweights with £00d | two year old baby racers was to face the| (%0 IR F o N Bt TEARSS | he was forced to drink he “blew up” in i Rt L2 g e s Doylé's agsregation of | records. ‘They fought the twenty rounds | barrier and the Baldwin Hotel handicap | 5econd Hace-Good Hope, Dunols, Sybarts. masone el wasidetentediby Bor-| posrit e oy (I HpTace aTeoirery P et e 1 k kindly to the damp, while | hard and fast, each displaying a great | was down for decision; so there is little| 7! ace—Lelter, Malay, Dunpraise. get. Thero must have been some truth at- | §r, “Avtoce 37555 44 ] 0 0-PAGE BOOK sent free with addresses and i ers seemied unable to either | deal of science and judgment. Neither | wonder that it was worth one's life to| Fourth Race—Tlidad, Peter Weber, Stamina. | tached to the report, as Hurricane grew | C. Pax w | 8 testimonlals from hundreds I have cured in when hits were needed or | let -his opponent have an idle moment, | purchase a ferry ticket at the foot of | Fifth Race—Rubicon, Moringa, Rostnante. | deathly sick on the cars returning from | b Cil o Cabifornia: z ecessary to score o put out, | and before five rounds had boen gong | Market strect, oFixih Race-Montgomery, O'Connell, Sweet | tho par, and it is extremely doubttul if LA s o | 12 8. R. CHAMLEY, M. D., Offie 25 Third st., + < oug! each ma S ac vas v [l v v vay m. *J. o e . § i orth pi g P A The going was splashy and the way of e B O come. It i3 now In order for the officors |+ 1 conimin. | &1 | I F near Market st., San Franoisoo. notably *“Tac o Uifteen rounds Matthews had a | the talent was a rough one. Napamax, Roults AEaTeL0d0ira of the park to investigate and disqualify | lte SEND TO SOMEONE WITH CANCER, v cible at first, hauling down | slight lead, and although Zeigler did most | & 1 to 2 chance, and Miss Marlon, agalnst | Al S the man or men who are res for J. MeCutchen.. | § - - € P o “with b and f the leading Matthews' counters on the [ which 8 to 5 was obtainable, were the |, NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.—Weather clear; |an act that should be punished by fine | A. B, Willlamson § at me ‘within reach and g track fast. Mornin d Appls ck hy i ¢ hobes of hfS opponents on | Wind Wwere effective. Zelgler got home | winning chofces. [Ipaan o MOEnIEy el AvoidRtiiwere) ihs :':midl m}%fls_nn.xndex}_t Hurricane was cer- | T. Binny.... I i 8 AMUSEMENTS. i casions when much-needed | SOme heavy Jolts on the local man's face | “The contest for the Baldwin Hotel hand- | "First- race, selling, one mils, Trebor won, | LY “doctored, otherwise Forget, as| ~ihia not R e s when much-needed | 554 swung both hands to the head, stop- ica takes, over one mile, was no race at | Friskal second, Maggie S third. Time, 1:43 the score In a tolerably long course will e runs ar seemed almost in their | ping Matthews. Matthews, however, al- fl‘]‘f’ 5\‘\‘._‘ )5- o l_‘“ e hont. Napamax | Second tace, six and a halt furlongs, selling, | SLLeSt: beat him pointless. - g In addition to the prizes already men- AEADING gras { ways had a left uppercut or a swing |l ith nothing to beat, Nap: Morning won, Myosotis second, Mazle O third, [ The result of the final day’s meeting of | yjoned a handsome dark oglk Sieer batd THEATER bat, and | ready when Zeigler came within his reach, | went out a 1 to 2 favorite, and actually | Time, 1:23. a grand coursing programme is as fol- loving cup was offered as a prize for the i cionn nd- the latter must have been in grand | rolled in. Hohenzollern, a poor mud run- | Third race, handicap, one and an elghth | lows: best net score at 36 holes, that is, 18 in 8 R Le soThE | shapo to withstand such hard punishment | ner, took the place from Olinthus. miles, over four hurdles, Partner won, Voya- | Sapling stake, third round—St. Ellen_beat | the golf medal competition and 18 In the A GLORIOUS RECERIION. et the | jp llho/s:u{nx h. Toward the close of the | " Master Johnny Relff had the honor of | Sir seeond, Laura May ‘?};d'm.?f}':;é e Lexington, score 9-7; Warrlor beat Miss Rich- | sfiver medal contest. This was won by Success of Last Season Repeated. e down and were | fight Zeigler was the stronger and once, 5 - = i pt - 3 3 DO, - | mond, score §-4. 3 s, b o made [ THE QUAINT COMEDIAN, RANNE across th | In {ho Soventeenth round, Matthews | PIIOUNE the first two year old to victory. | jack “won, “Tiandsel sccond, Debrids hird | Finkl rouni-tWarrior beat st. Eilen, scoro | 5 It‘l'wA'g}fl‘l‘f"n‘x]r:‘!.fl“?gnm:‘ fSlEO R 5 I when they scored | €aught him & left hook on the jaw which | He sat astride Nina, a fllly by Patriot| Tme 13K, o0 o0 o Ay ot ey B the two rounds for the silver medal, a to- = s | forced the Philadelphian to his knees. | from Imp. Remembrance, and at odds of [ [ Iifth, race, selling, s e ks thinD roNnd Shlaok e hent 96 £ 5 = e two men up had | “zgizler was very strong In the last |30 and 40 to 1, got the decision from Yel- | mime, Soe” Bht aetilUan L PrluceiGentee, scorei2s-12; Siivluck Sov hadva | B 0C 10 Lon s Dnlen: he a ¢ ong more run to | round, but Sam Austin, the referce, do- e e S iy e T e to counect, al- | perate effort cond and them in the | i 1 the only | me. “Tacks” | e the pitcher | clared the bout a draw. a popular one. The decision was General Now in Harness. The office of Clerk of the Supreme Court was turned over yesterday by T. H. Ward to his successor, G. W. Root, the transfer taking place at 12 o’clock. Mr, Root’s dep- from the stable of Burns & Waterhouse, ANOTHER VICTIM CF GAS. was the loudest tip of the day, golng to Edward T. Marshall, Second Mate of acked, was sent away in_front and was never bothered. Master Lee, the favor- ite, secured the place, half a length be- fore Maud Gnagi. Nearly all the smart ones, wearing dec- orations on their breasts, backed Free Lady to win the second num.er, a six Edward T. Marshall, second mate ot the steamer Scandia, was found dead in bed at 5 o'clock yesterday morning in his room at 1513 Golden Gate avenue. A part- ly turned %afi cock and the fact that the room was f won first money, $5 Open_stake, first round—Mira Monte beat Lady Herschel, score 8-2; Glen Rosa beat St. Lottie M, score 3- Capital, score ful, 15- Rusty Gold beat O. K. mmodore Nash beat Will- score 5-0; Leonora beat Pet Kirby, score Brilliantine_beat Miss Grizzle, score 22-0; Hurricane beat Bendalong, score 6-8; Flying Buck beat Crosspatch, score 9-2; Glen Chlos beat Torside, score 6-0; Babe Murphy beat first round of the silver medal competi- tion, which, considering the adverse con- play. ——— Charged With Insanity. George F. Bielmeyer, the “mysterious who was arrested several nights In the Farcical Triumph, to second on | = e the post an even money favorite. - Bt ia. | ditions of weather under which it was 'l HE MAN Fhera s ihpiniortl) HAVE TAKEN OFFICE. The opening scramble for maiden three the St LA k fi‘.fi?f“’x‘:‘xifiz\%ymh{.nf"i‘\"fi.figmfrt” Sloan, 8core | made, is a really excellent score. The r E e year olds went to the 10 to 1 shot, The e Steamship Scandia, Acci- Rocket beat Rathbone, score $-3; Young Amer | NeXt best score was A. B. Williamson's he first, | Supreme Court Clerk and Attorney | Miller. The outsider, quite extensively dentally Asphyxiated. ica beat Koolawn, score §-6; Old Glory beat | 47 in the second round of the silver medal ! ¥ FROM MEXICO. ALL THIS WEBK! Coming—Frank Daniels Com pany. MATIN Opera E SATURDAY, Come i : Ghr lied with the suffocating vapo: v = : ago while acting in a suspicious manner d the have ¢ heen mentioned in The | fin] . & vapor uc Foyal Buck beat Light- | 88 e G L e Dave already ibeen mentioned found | furlong sprint. ~ The owners of Dunofs | showed the cause of death, foot, score’ 5.0 Forget beat Billy Gladstons, | on Valencla street, was formally charged e e he new Clerk has already found | and Midlight = obligingly scratched, and | The unfortunate pga® had been in the | score 8.2: Forgive beat Silkwood, score 5%-0. | with insanity last night. He was at once a- with delight, the path of the politician is not | then Magranels filly wouldn’t do. Away | best of spirits on the gvening before, and | The dogs guarded in this round were Rath- reditrom tho it Prl 3 2 - ! scemed | to wealken | SUEWN with roses. Heo had only six ap- | first after a long, tiresome delay at the | there is no indication that hie committed | bone and Rocket, Young America and Koolawn, | Temoved from the City Prison to the in- — s but he | Pointments to make, and up to date be- | post, that disgustéd everybody, she laste? | suicide. The room was in its usual con- | Forget and Billy Gladstone, Forgive and Silk | Sane ward of the Receiving Hospital. The : w Jut e | tween 120 and 130 applicants have put in | to the paddock gate and tnen “blew up.” | dition. none of (e Grevices or swarteons | Wood: Police are convinced ‘that Blelmeyer {s| THI CROWDS FOLLOW THE GREAT EHO! ¢ d ol of ‘the ball | an ‘appearance for the same. According to | PIggott there got up With the 8 t0 ] shot, | having been stopped up. The stop-cock | _Second round—Mira Monte beat Glen Rosa, ( mentally unbalanced. HERE. 2 o 1 to a total of ments four places have been filled, | Highland Ball, and beat Zamar, the fa- score 6-1; Susle beat Flyaway, 3-2; Young e ryns were in the suffi- ge, but what up for in en- e was not lar; t it ectators pl ell i Mr. Root is puzzling hi; head how he accommodate 120 office-s y L. Ford, the new A h of of the Legisla- expected on Friday or aturday. Mr. Ford will conduct the prin- cipal business of his department upon the twelfth floor of the Claus Spreckels build- was lose, and the belief is that Marshall turned it off in a hurry and turned it partly on again without knowing it. He a bang up third. % was a single man about 30 years old, and Barney Schrieber's fast filly, Miss Ma- | was engaged to be married within a short rion, certainly does like the mud. Sheltlme. was'an 8§ to 5 choice over Limewater and | Mr. Marshall was at one time mate with the balance of the company in the seven | Captain Seaman on the Czarina. Harry furlong run for three year olds, and won | Marshall, captain of the Monarch, is his in a big gallop. In @ hard drive, Lime- | brother 2 vorite, a head. Etta H, Severely pun- shed by Turner, and away the best, was America beat Rocl 0Old Glory, score Nash, score score’ 6-4; Flyin 7-6; Forget beat Babe Murphy, Buck beat Forgive, score & Third round—Mita Monte beat Suste, score 5-2; Rusty Gold beat Y America, score 3 Leonora beat Fiying Buck, score 1 cane beat Royal Buck, score 6-3; Forget bye with Forgivs Fourth round—Rusty Gold beat Mira Monte, Rusty Gold beat beat Commodore Hurricane beat Brilliantine, , score Royal score Hurr| ran a ADVERTISEMENTS. These Are the Doctors Who cure their patients ALL WEEK AT THIS THEATER. W. H. WEST’S o Mingtrel Jubileg, ng, where his private office has be Score, 8-0; Forget beat Ieonors, score 33-6; - < S A v 113 1 the structure was completed. The new 3 T T T o T Y PR e T T DBEFONE THECY Aa_r\ FOR Attorney-General has_appointed as his CHAR = | 0;_Rusty Gold a bye with Las Palmas. MONEY. Read their offer, Eng k deputies C. N. Post, who will attend to Sixth round—Rusty Gold beat Forget, score . * Next Mon.—*PUDD’N HEAD WILSON.” the Sacramento branch; George Sturte- < SN0tk DVREYA D Bornet Becond, It isthe fairest ever made ‘ vant of Mendocino County, William Ab. Hurricane third, $0. . 3 OPERA 0 4 A. a. Moore. George Francis w e R T i |t i iitrarher and Chasies . Cale| OAKLAND RACE TRACK, Mondsy, Jan. 2, 1899.—Thirtieth day of UNION PARK. It is the only sort of a || MIOROSCO’S GRAND foise as clerk. the California Jockey Club meeting. Weather fine; track sloppy. L Co;rsi;;g Dot i guarantee that is abso- VALTER Mo208CO, Sole Lesseo and Manager. e — ad Da —— | GALLAGHER’S TRAGIC DEATH.| J A. MURPHY, Presiding Judge. JAMES B. FERGUSON, Starter. 5 lutely sure. It shows TO-NIGHT AND ALL THE WEEK. | faans 2 e ‘Weather. ¥; | The Police Unable to Find a Witness| 4 =] FIRST RACE—Five furlonss; maiden three-year-olds; purse, $630, [dMere wad" a. poor days. coursing at unbounded faith in their Hl HI NRY’S i to ‘the Murdes . Union Park yesterday, on account of the thods and remedie g . s i ? T Seiting. | sloppy weather. Following are the re- metho medies. 1 :’I ’_Tlhf' police hv\‘_';‘ zot tg‘;hi“‘;‘;’;fll‘;’: "; Index. Horse. Welght.(St. ¥%m. %m. Jockeys. [Op. . | sults: e e . BIG ... inding an eyewitne der of — | ] p > £ haeo oUnd—Ra 0| *Jim"” Gallagher, the ex-prize fighter who The Miller. 109] 1 ST It Powell. 5 pEUPpy stale, eecond round_Rollicking Airs 0 | was shot and killed in a saloon at 113 e - AR s 2 Around. Y| O'Farrell street early Sunday morning, = e 3 e o A R e B vt — | Mike Flynn, who is supposed to have fired S or beat ing’ Glory; Birm Frien t DR MEYERS & CO 3 ':g:emu:l’ i whois supposed to have fired Flotence Fink. 7l 5 Sl gy e torer, beat Morning' Glory; Firm Friend beat < oy AGGREGATION. | City Prison. It is likely that he will be St e s S, {90 Finai—TFalse Flatterer beat Firm Friend. | O _ALL WHITE =0 | formally charged with the murder to-day. g e 107, 8 2 23 [ [ Reserve stake, second round—Crawford Lad ECIALISTS FOR 5 PERFORMERS! | Dave Connors, alias Harry Raymond, who Gola Garter. 10811 Sy IRaorpe 4 beat Petronius; Beauty Spot beat Bona Dea; SP ALL OTHER MINSTREL ORGANIZATIONS It was said was an” eyewitness to the Tnola 3 109 4 G ek . Victor beat Beila of Moscow; Swinnerton beat MPLETELY BCLIPSED. tives Cody and Dillon and closely ques: | ,, TImeH, 3 % ang; s 1064 Winner, J. Sulllvan's b. g. by Kylo-Queenie. Good ¥an Clofe; Thergn bea ; o DISEASES an MATINEES SAT NDAY. tioned. He admitted he was a frequent visitor to the saloon where the tragedy occurred, but denied that he was there when Gallagher was killed. Dan Sulli- The Miller ground the corn and had no dust on. Florence Fink appeared in holiday attire. ed in his little trundle bed. He can't ride atched—Lavator 112, Bid Me 107, Watossa 107, The Minister was touted but forgot That was all. Earl Stimpson should His mount wanted to run out. al Runner 109, Racivan 109, | Betting, Index Horse. Age. Welght. St. [ttt o White Chief beat Tocoloma Snap Shot beat Interesting; Log Ply- . ing. astle & Lert | van, the proprietor of the saloon, jand = = S e s Fhira round_Beauts Spot beat C Struck out— | the woman in the case are s! eing held SE v ¢ N s 2 5 SR Victor beat Swinnerton vi 0 DI L 4359, SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; selling; four-year-olds and upward; purse, $100. Theron: beat Left Bow Snap Shot beat Bells beat Log B ===-OF MEN===- Patients who have the 2 g sund— beat Beauty Spot; Svl- of = 1 ! n e SR B ks ol | e e T e o [t e e e THE SENSATION OF THE CITY. (433) Highland Ball, 4...113| 3 32 3 2 1n |Piggott s | Shot; Joy Rells a bye. E HE pree GREATER THAN EVER. (443) Zamar 11, & 107| 4 21 21 3 2h 1 Fifth round—Victor beat Sylvanus; Joy Bells cure in any bank or with any ! B et art 9 o G S S well-known business house PAPINTA! PAPINTA! a3 e S “ Fia Ny el e Y or newspaper in San Fran- In Her Bewitching, Bewildering Myriad Dances, 13| 5 83 cfea e 66 50 i cisco, such deposit NOT to ANNA TERESA BERGER, Cornet Virtuose. Dick Warren, 6. : § 7 7 17 %50» Coursing in San Jose. be paid to Dr. Meyers & Co. DELTERILLI BROS., Musical Grotesques. [ ] Lady Ashley, 4 2 ... |Frawley . 200 SAN JOSE, Jan. 2.—Hares and dogs ran until the patient is convinced PILAR _MORIN, ROSH EYTINGE and well to-day and the meet of the San that he is permanently CLEMENT BAINBRIDGE, in “That 3 Over- . Time—Y%, :24%; %, :50; %, 1 ‘Winner, Sunset Stable’s ch. h. by imp. Inverness-Slow Jose Coursing Club was a success in every CulLd: & a i co; RACE GOLDEN, MONS. AND RO Purchasers’ Guide -to Responsible Merchants, Manmufacturers, Brokers, Im: | Dancepoe'stife o ftst thiee ariving way The attendance was large consid- LR LS resruheug T RILEY AND HOGHES and THE RAB- rhpr(l: “‘nsrn. miihsiy lonbrhdcl:\y altflle [h’-ht. 'I"hf)'1 St. t};aui;’delfignunn was down_tooth ering the weather. The dogs were liber- :akfl It!hec l[!'CZlA‘fl’lLl’I( on ”gha O SISTERS. 1 d nall on Free Lady. "She was staggering at the end. Plggott is a wonder. 3 nstallment plan, or they < = ¢ porters, Wholesale Traders, Jobbers, Insurance and Real Estate Agents Supposed Bita I “dead: o sgott 1= & wonder. Turnef | |y backed and considerable money || may pay the shtite prics for Deserved seats, ic baleony, ltop opera Scratched—Midlight 109, Ygnacio 100, Dunois 108, Sly 103. changed hands. Gallagher and Laurel- a cure direct to the doctors, day, Saturday and Sunday. CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS MAILED ON APPLICATION. | = 5 waod, both owned by I, Portal, divided || and thus obtain a liberal dis’ 458, THIED RACE—Three furlongs; two-year-olds; purse, 0. first_ana sccond money. Bill Nve cap- || cqunt Smar COMEDY THEATER In Corresponding With Any of the Fellewiag Firms Please Mention “Ths Call” 2 + | tured the Consolation stake. The finish casg‘;aih;{}fjf’}?ch“m“pofir. . - e L E St i ( S f(g‘;“'?,] of yesterday’s races resulted as follows: i\)]!ll C“G‘]‘;s!aig%s“niioas life. Formerly the Popular Bush. - -] - — = = 2 Third round—Brimboo beat At Last; Gal- MEYERS & CO. have PACKED TO THE DOORS WITH LAUGHING ART WARE AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE i h(lhk‘ljrl‘:I;STURERs. T 12 1ns 8 @ |lagher beat Faultless Beauty; Laurclwood beat !hedl_ r;%c§t ulnld ‘l'l\est euu(llpplt‘d AUDIENCES. OOLEN MFG. CO. D Yellow a 2h 22 [Thorpe seiins| 32 Pyramus; Sharkey beat Ore’ Spot. medical institution and the NI - THE P. ROSSI CO., Manufacture Blankets, Cassimeres, Tweeds ana | ... Fannie Mills 13 o1 lw Rl oy Fourth round—Gallagher beat Brimboo; || most extensive practice in MASoabEs BATURDAY AND BONBAT Artistic Furniture and Art Ware Importers. | Flannels, 535 Market st. San Francisse Gut ... Loch Katrine! 5% 414 [Rutter . |52 7.2 | Laurelwood beat Sharkey. Americ Home' oures a Cemiis e dau e . 117 SUT STREET. Goods for sale at all leading «ry-goods stores, | -.. lnnovator . 62 532 (Powell . - Gallagher and Laurelwood did not run oft Specialty. If you cannot call The Greatest of nny Comedians, Y > = z 3 Toe Dropoo: ir 25 [ oare § B | MConsstation race, with 815 to winner ana suo || Write for free book for men OTT BROTHERS, BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY. : MARINE INSURANCE. i Stratont 5 8 |Devin % 1 |to second, resulied: First round—Mountain || 9Bl advice and treatise on In the Latest Laughing Farce Comedy Success, 7] VING Shipping trade supplied. | SWISS MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES. . Infinity 9 9 J. Wor . 8 8 Boy beat Perfection; Mountain Lass beat Game ndomi:xl '\;n rintin; 6“ en WM. SC“OEN"‘G!GJ? Broadway. Combined Capital, $4,000,000, The Buffoo! 10 10 |Henne; 8 15 Legs; Rush o' Hill beat Our Boy; Motto beat 1 al. No p g e —— —— SYZ' & CO., Agents, = cat: S At'ast: Bll Nye beat Lady Islington. velopes or packages. BELTING. 301 Caiifornia st. L e 0 Second round—Rush o' Hill beat Mountain = - | Manufacturer of Belting and Bt R A aorae Ay & Co's ch. £. by Patriot-mp. Remembrance. | moy; Motto beat Mountain Lass; Bill Nye beat The Funniest Farce Comedy Ever Written. L. P. DEGEN, Mo Ceatirer, “Tos.107 Mis: PAPER DEALERS. " "fihe Winner Was several degrees tha best. She went the overland route. Loch Katrine | OUf, BgY in bve. Lo Qhesn i i sion St., cor. Spear. Telephone Main 562, BOILER MAKERS. PULP AND PAPER CO., 722 Montgomery Street. WILLAMETTE JRTH RACE—One mile; three-year-olds and upward; Baldwin Hotel handi- Third round—Bill Nye beat Rush o’ Hill; Motto beat Sandow in bye; Bill Nye beat Mot | to in final. 731 Market St., S. F. 15e, 25¢, 35¢, 50e ; 15¢ and 23e Seats Secured at Box Office and Emporium. PIANOS. ) ap; e, $1500. EUREKA BOILER WORKS, | __ e oter s tareet s s o e |RAIN DAUNTED NOT \ SRR STy W. J. BRADY, Proprietor. PIANO and MUSIC STORE. | Index Horse. Age. Welght.(St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [(Op. CL. PRESIDIO GOLFERS CONCERTS AND RESORTS. GRS e B Speclal Attention Pas'grkto Repairs_and Ship KOHLER & CHASE. (376) Napamax, 4 A :H %: ;i ;g %; Thor\;}e 1-2 ot ALCAZAR SEATS BY PHONR 3 25 and 30 O 3 434 Hohenzoliern, § . 3 Mar, 12 R < Oifesand Works-—113-115 MISSION 8T. | & core ot Sipert Cunts s ropaiers,_ | (20 Gl 3 HesEd U o e % |z1veReooL SILVER MEDAL won | RACING! RACING! RACING! SN Maimianes BODK;':::ST:‘:[M;W PRINTING. () phmseallio R e e 1 BY E. J. McCUTCHEN. CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB O A K PRINTER, E. C. HUGHES, ., Winter Meeting 1895-99, beginning TUESDAY, Lett. S c. ATU. LY, L 1, 1 3 e THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS COMPANY. Fopamis e Tifnel s, 9%: %, 50%4: &, 116%: mile, 143%, Winner, Burns & Waterhouse's br. m. by | 8. L. Abbott Jr. Took the Gold Medal | P°% % to AND RACE TRACK HOYT’S ' STATIONER AND PRINTE imp. Maxim-Napa. Good start except Greyhurst. Won easily. Second and third driving, d the Special Prize for Best ) 842 10 350 Geaty Street, Above Powell, Telegaghi Rlsaac 3 The winner won in waltz time. A lightwelght cannot handle Olinthue, Garrigan, who and the Speci S Racing Monday, Tucsday, Wednesday, Thurs- A . all- 0 Morinel, will gome day a policeman—he reac! e wire when e rum; Vi i = , Friday anc aturda; ain or ne, Periodicals, Books ‘and Stationery. | *(FIM D AR TRIDGE torniaigt. | Dooe fi:gmrdglo Juns with blinkers and iclley needs them. o pediinge Net Scorenafl: ':);urty Six I"x-‘xv}l;: Or JIORE RACES EAth'DAY. M I D N IGH Scratched—Bendoran 119, Cromwel . Rosinante 107, ar Sweet 126, Storm Ki: oles. aces Start at 2: . m., Sharp. CARRIAGE MAKERS. THE HICKS-JUDD CQ., Eriaters. Beok. Paul Griges 112, Recreation 100, Rainier &. > e Ferry-boats leave San T'rincisco at 18 m. ana l O'BRIEN & SONST e tntia Shtomtan R e {ntenaad to hold yenterday, | Witk Caiua siopotng. (oh: theantrhics tos. thy < > = & 4 7 FIFTH RACE—Seven furlongs; selling; three-year-olds; purse, $500. It had been intended to hold yesterday, o Y e T TYPEWRITERS. 485. beginning at 10:) a. m., a nine-holo | TRS, Buy yous tery tckets i Shell ound, ST . S SR AT - R Tietting, | scratch game between members of the | and 443 p. m. and immediately after last race. x COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. % ypewrlters ented. | maex. worso. Welght.|St. %m. %m. ¥m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [Op. Oakland Golf Club, the teams to be| STHOS U WILLIANS T, President. EC TR e Few partly used for sale cheap. o) chosen by W. D. Johnson and P. E.| > > i3 g ! s . W . g 5 Miss Marion T T e e Yo, T I e 2 y J-.C ILSON & CO.,| SRl “Soitrd St piEldzi | g i Mecio uil 4 21 23 22 21 2% [Plewote i Bowles from players present at the links zsc. PRICES 322 ©00 BATTERY STREET. RS L. & M. ALEXANDER. 5 21 33 36 810 310 38 |Turner .| 5-2 at the time. The prize for the winning HE NEXT'WEEK_..THE MAGISTRATE.” > Telephone Main 1564. i NOu ey e g a8 A A Ge e S Mg i team was to have been a luncheon given o | .. R o o te COPPERSMITHS, A WALLPAPER. R s orty IDewint otk g by the losers at 12:30 p. m. Such was % % WHOLESALE & retail; send for samples, stat- o the plan proposed, but the uncertainty of VDERS 0. Lot E J;}:fi‘;;‘zl fflp;"-m%’:‘j'b‘fi: fflfg‘?:";:?’g‘n ing quality & color, DUFFY CO., 928 Howard, Tie 1% %, 97 %, 1 %, 1:20. Winner, B. Schreiber's b. f. by Himyar-imp, | the weather kept so many players away TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE. tinuous stills, etc. 415 Mission st., near First; = | Astolal or start, Won easily. Second and fhird drivi from the links that the game was aban- Mrs. Ernestine Kreling, Proprietor and Mgr. all work guaranteed. WAREHOUSEMEN. Miss Marlon 15 a Wonder in the mud. Piggott oufinished Turner for the place. Mo- | doned. Some few enthusiasts, however, ; FRESH AND SALT MEATS, JAS. BOYES & (0., Shipping Butchers, 104 Clay. Tel. Main 12%4. THE HASLETT WAREHOUSE CO. Forwarding Agents and Public Welghers. Ge. eral Storage, Free and Grain Warehouses. Gen- eral office, 210 California st. Tel. Main 1914, HUNTERS’ EQUIPMENTS, Keever prefers dryer footing. His ride was not of the urgent sort, elther. SIXTH RACE—One and a sixteenth miles; selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. 456. made a round or two. At the Presidio the San Francisco Golf Club had two {mportant competitions—for the Liverpool gold medal and for the Liverpool silver medal. The gold medal At CENTRAL PARK. A HUGE SUCCESS. OPEN DAILY FROM 1 TO 11. BEVERYBODY RIDES. ADMISSION 10, INCLUDING HORSES. THIS EVENING, A NEW EDITION OF Our Successful Holiday Spectacle, } T BEPEIS g [1 e WATCHES, ETC, o) | mter Horea Ap WagRIEC Bl N s T e fo a0l medal } Tackle, “Athletic Good: ,' te. S . - 442 San Venado, 4. 1 81 11 1 11 14 13 i GUNS ittt st PR Wi Rl TR\ O SR T T Tk 3F 4) 1% 1) ey Bring Leprosy 10 Tis counery.| METROPOLITAN TEMPLE.| THE YELLOW DWARF, 739 Market street. HITE ASH STE 5 Topmast, § .. It is pointed out that the United States sol- oo HARDWARE. b ls:led by n.eA M S0AL () Eohbulobs, 4 - La el b S e diers in Hawail may contract leprosy there, | THIS AND THURSDAY EVENINGS AND = s DWAR| Ak A e e B 40 3 3% hidw and bring it to this country when they return. | SATURDAY MATINEE, January 3, 5, . A DELIGHT FOR YOUNG AND OLD. ALACE Hardware Co.,Importers & Dealers ; S - = - P in Hardware, 603 Market. Tel. Main 752. REEN RIVER COLLIERIES, Is the Best Coal in the Market. IRON FOUNDERS, Western Foundry, Morton & Hedley, Props.. WOOD AND IVORY TURNING. trung theirs on Topmast. the tear shed o'er the bier of Mamis G. Darkn Other common ailments that the Bitters are & | Prices $1, 32 and $3. Sale of seats at Sher. | N. B.—A Reserved ‘Seat for the Matine.. 334 Fremont St of Bv'er{sns. C. F. HAAS, mfr wood articles, ay aum— Sometimes covers a mlticude of Hon %8 | Specific for are maiaria, Tever aud ssus. Bold | man, Clay & Co. Our Telephone, Bush 9. 03, | tion. Planing, turniag, 417 Mission, tel. M. 6327, Scratched—Tom Cromwell 108, Myth 105, Our Climate 105, Bernardillo 105. at all drug stores, stin ~eription Made to Order. 'F:L Black Office and Yards—450 Main Street. Time—1-16, :07; 5-16, 9-16, :661%; 13-16, 1:2214; mile,- 1:43%; 1 1-16m, 1:49%. Winner, E. J. Baldwin's 'br. h. by imp. Duncombe-Lizzie B. Good start. Won handily, Second and third driving. Odds compelled the Baldwin outfit to show their hand. The Kentucky confederacy ‘While leprosy is much to be dreaded, there are a thousand times as many victims to stom- ach disorders and blood diseases, but there is a cure for them in Hostgtter's Stomach Bitters. ROSENTHAL! THE WORLD'S GREATEST PIANIST, Under the direction of HENRY WOLFSOHN. STEINWAY PIANO USED, VELTIES EVERY NIGHT. NEW SONGS, DANCES, SPECIALTIES. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT 2. Popular Prices .. .35¢ a nd Sccure Your Seats in Adyance,