The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 11, 1899, Page 6

6 ¢ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 ©COo0C00000000CO 606060600060 [ [ S = € ] : {Yest ¢ Latest Records Wlade in the Field of Sport. ¢ Sast ¢ 200000000002000000000000000000.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009000000000000000000300000000003 CLAIRS PROVES g Park The non-winners’ stake was) GENATORS WON A | it mae dounir e hiniaed | NAUMAN LEADS |[KNIGHTS OF THE at the p him in fine style. k was large and the spor ood. THE GREATEST s b the dhy pers S0 toliod VICTORY IN THE | it S o e ‘;'me‘f:%';;‘.‘ ALL GUNMEN RIFLE SHINE AT Non-w e’ mtake, O'Dowd's they had a slight lead, but when ghootoyer beat J; Jones’ fourth inning arrived, with its six tallles OF GREYHOUNDS {2 it ikt ELEVENTH INNING fedififis e il AT THE TRAPS| SCHUETZEN PARK — 4 S A W. H. Lord’s Revolver beat A. Van field fenc . en a base on = can Eagle; T. Logan's Miss 5 . fenoe _Smults was Eiver 8 o YA ; iyns iicks: B Snannon's Locals Play in Hard Luck and Lose f;’}"'i;"?,')‘;fit‘mz’s‘-mf’("‘“‘:‘"’T"‘l“"“'l'“":,”m“’f\'“‘l .\a‘ Misses But Two Clay Disks at| Large Number of Marksmen Cross hy beat Handy & S 7 atel , and M hii; : the two . : rphy beat Handy & 8mih's | Ty Games to the Sacra- |‘out. It was then that aubun-haired | the Big Shoot of Empire the Bay and Participate in Two Dogs of That Blood Win the First | ¢ g Three Prizes in the Valuable Lady Humo: B e ks “Mard o the Harve ded the ball i g « s Anita o cHugh's Mald of the 3 'y swung his bat and landed e bal 4 Produce S:ake. MUl beat Locker and Lyons' Moloch; J. I far out f; a triple, e ; e ey gtiteihan Diag 04 welloe's Lady mento Aggregation. seoring I e senterentaen K el Gun Club at Alameda. Very Exciting Events. | el i £ Saahis L besr . OF; — nds of enthusiasm. “Fitz” became even ifor Produce stake, ‘one. of | B Xet s ord e e o Royal more demeralized, and pitched balls that T L Tuck beat A. Massey's Hadiwist; P. M, Clark- | Saeramento 3, San Francisco 2. | waltzed up to the Mnte as big as life. | A large attendance of gunmen and| The knights of the rifie had their in- . ever run for by Ameri- Black Hawk beat Perry Kerwin's Lady was won at Union Cours- . Glasson's Border's Valentine Eleven innings. % i S Shita Richmond Matd Byrnes' sent to the rescue. Sacramento COD- | Empire G Club’ ¥ | the g | . day by what leashmen jchmond, Mald; 7. Dyenes' | 1 oje Henry Harrls, manager of the |tinued the good work until six runs BoiaE Th‘,’,"p‘;ll,‘(‘,'l’x:nl'i{?),‘:i,"g; “j\"::’:figli«‘mn?i::; élr]lnl:‘l?lsggixzjn;msfi(gr-”r]Srst;: R0 tort | B Maralubos e or & bellever in | were recorded, when Uncle Henry an Franciscos, is no longer & Shitted "the Cother “Feat and the side | & long and successful season for the trap- | Y°AT 1890 is relegated to the historical & SMIth's | ions. et s ation of players ety & Hors's Dougise; | Bigns. When his aggregation 3 was retired. Try as they would, the shooters of this district. Th ‘e two | PAge. Until Septemt 9 HElss: | qefeated the Capital City representatives Sun Franciseos “could only decrease [open events on the card in additio IR0 1S Ch hents Wil e s e new Lady Murion beat Moran | Suturday last he grew happy in the bellef | the lead with a lons tally, gatned fn the [ he erehanaiee st Ao D N and A von it ot M. Michaler's | Brdy e R o i team |/Aiath by Kmg: HS readhed:firstiion sia|ire DoTchandist SHO0C A gpeclitizace at (B0 o XOE Wyl E s °d. Nauman again Ing and the evening star among the 5, Kavanagh - slow bunt, took Sullivan's two- it Curtie asBonla” Camiatag: | had vanished. This fond fllusion was |¥ nt. took third on Sullivan's two- | carriea ot the b . = . 2 Deat Curtls & Sonia Cammadore; A O | Hlkpelied yestarday. inttirndontiwhisn He| LeRESTIand igcoredton Courtaeyis SACEieighititout ot the soventy ciay iske: e o scoolnt ol tanhy U A8 3 rize in two events. Concurrent with the Hiteen bipds o aruihedie, Arst event at| Grygy annual shoot the monthly medal eudner, on's Flora McDg Je! the “Clalrs.” Four young Clalr-Russell’s Nancy, were the ¢take by Russell, Allen of Indiana. Three of (hem re- end, defeating the best the Wifor could contribute. v representative o . was the idol of e fortunes of th Deckelman's Prince George beat W. C.| Sacramentos left the Recreation grounds| Credit is due Swindells for his heroic | Which he shot. In the first event at Wwith another victory in their keepfng, and | work behind the bat. Tiwice he receivec 1 round—Silent Treasure beat Shoot- | % ete s rounds of the sta o ineneure beat Shoot | low your Uncle is around town hunting | “fngers” that brought blood, but he IRErSoTIiSte scores Dein; Sonle it pad biless pwos ol e 0T monthk old, but Aitas ) sard beat lucky charms. s;:t.\'enl with the trouble. Har deserves | "L?S.\‘I:I)MP. 13; Freeman, §; Hobson, 11; Bak . fornia Schuetzen Club occurred, in which e of the Clair L t Pastime; e ih Sl ma struggled for eleven innings | the credit of the victory, as he pitched a | &2 Bnsiehard FiedunEtt Ratina iy 0 Ma o SRR LRI S tion ; e came to the bat | Nauman, 15; Webb, 14; Schultz, 13; Dr. Barke 1s one of the crackajacks. | for supremacy. Luring that period five | $plendid game. Stanle T e enthusiasts howled and stamped | five times, had two strikes on four differ- [ hvorite team. Vietory hung in | €nt times, and in each instance rapbed out | ; 5 a hit. Following is the score: 13; F. Feudn 15; iekeart, 14 r;n;a:m, 4 H¥de, 117 Murdock, toss, 14, The weather was most propitious and all the marksmen who made Marmn County their pilgrimage were amply re hant way d round sh 13 There were cries for Iberg, but he was not | spectators marked the closing day of the | NiD& at Schuetzen Park yesterday, and 11 will shine as the morn- | * | returning to the city THE CAPE NOME DIGGINGS ARE SHOWING RICKES Miners Flocking to That Region. DAWSON HOLDS ITS OWN MUCH TROUBLE ON THE YUKON OVER PROPERTY RIGHTS. g | The Homer Arrives From St. Michael, | Bringing Many Passengers and | News From the Gold Fields | of Alaska. | — | Save for a few small coasting vessels | the only arriv, of the Pacific Mail Steam steamer City of Rio de Janeiro, Captain | Ward, from the Orient, and the Alaska | Transportation Company’s steamer Ho- mer, Captain Higgins, from St. Michael, | Cape Nome and Dutch Harbor. The Rio came in very light as to pas- | sengers, bringing only twenty-one in the cabin and about three times that num- ber in the steerage. She left Hongkong on | August 12 A Yokohama on the 23d, | touching at Honolulu on her way across. | Her officers r rt a plea uneventful trip, with good weather. The Homer arrived with about 150 pas- sengers from Cape t. Michael and Unalaska. Most of them were employes transportation com | their summer’'s wo different stations min or prospe rought down but little treasur them were se few to speak gers was Captain M. in ymmand of the who has been spend- ing the last few months at the different mining camps of Cape Nome and the Yu- kon as the guest of H. Liebes & Co. Cap- tain Healy speaks very favorably of the prospects at both the 0ld diggings in the fcinity of Dawson and the newer ones at pe Nome, : “I am not a mining man myself,” said the captain, “but, to judge from the way the prospectors are flocking to Nome an the enthusiasm that is evinced by tho who do know what good mining property is, I should predict that the new camps will turn out remarkably . By that I mean that they s prove fully > the and Forty they do not surpass them. up the Yukon are also doing well and fully holding up the reputation they have acquired for richn he best | proof of this is the way in which capital is steadily flowing into the country. The American Transportation and Trading Company, the ! Transportation | Company, the Alaska Commercial Com- pany, the North American Transportation and Trading Company—in fact, all the big | concerns and a number of smaller ones, are bringing in great loads of merchandise and bullding as fast as they can get new | structures up. This is the best possible | evidence of the prosperity of a place. If [ there is no money in a country the big on let it alone. Among the pa | A. He former! revenue mercantile concerr “One thing which_is a source of great annoyance on the Yukon is the legal en- | tangiement in which nearly every one 1s mixed up. 1 mean the litigation arisin, from clouded titles to mining claims anc | real estate. Almost every D on who is | at all interested in any Sort of has his right to it disputed by from one to half a dezen others, result is a great deal of trouble and end- Jess legal confusion. However, in time | this will be all straightened out. 'On our way down we met the revenue | cutter Corwin, which is now on her | ip the Koskoquin River to investigate the reported murder of some miners by the Indians in that part of the o did not learn the names of the men The physicians at the Harbor Hospital had an € time of it vesterday. Only one case W reported, and t s the | of Joe ¥ an emry w. Montague & Co. M Hi put his hand in the lever to e what machine crushed the right hand so badly the ond joint was necessary. SOOI SUNDAY'S CALL can be pur- 3 chased from all agents and newsdealers at 5c per copy. P e e . STATEMENT —OF THE— ' CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | —OF THE— ' MAGDEBURG FIRE re t LoRICtram i A8 the bulance after the ninth inning. In"the | ey i might have had for the nt Treasure | eleventh the weight of one run settled the SAN FRANCISCO. ai :f},h‘lffi"?v Baker, Webb and Schultz | warded for their journey in witnessing | next to th guard; Statesman heat Mald | Bame. Ao R BE 8B po-Anw [GIISR GALTIONEY, saslibreAkiug ementyi the ibix gucey of DO AN Ot s n AL Clair. The latter led up ot beat Biack Hawk: Tea | ~The meeting of the leaders in the race | Brockhoff, 5. s £ TS0 e e oo Bk e AcATe A ane: tle, with nothing to interfere with the 2 1 pes % Glenroy beat | for the pennant was expected to prove ex- | Hilderbra 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 KEnglehardt, 1; Bekeart, 15; Justins, 19; M d sport. All the winners in the : th . Was won g citing, but the “fans’’ had not counted on | Krug, 2b i 1 0 0 6 8 o0Lean, 12; La Motte, “hestnut,”’ 1 Grutli contest were pald in cash, the ag- " % et noa ¥ at Revolver: | the contest going more than nine innings. | Sullivan, o0 10 s Murdock, 14; Freeman, 1 gregate being several hundred ' dollais ) o B e 15 ven Spot; Glenroy beat Tea | As inning followed fnning the excitement | Courtney, 1f D) hiefds, 13 O, Feudner, 1 T'he scores in detail of all the events fol- : i Fi points P Blisht ‘Dreanire hast States | ¥rew intense and when Sacramento scored | Swindells, ¢ 550 = 0k e 0riE L aat 20; 'Schultz, 20; Barker. 7 Y o over ‘thres L Dig reasure beat Statesman; | (he winning run the noise was incessant, | Riley, $b e 1T NP0 e ‘Ross, 17; Klevesahl, 18; 8 45 Afty-four At Tedn Béat Qe | 1t would have been greater in volume had H(V;tr“.mrrfh : oA g : g 17; Du 18. al h'ill,“:lu:hrm‘v_‘.' h\'m\';'..ar:;\-‘mm-. Connemara bea I | folio 5. ) an with a clean score. T S er, 67 ® Smith's Twin he game started off auspiclously for| Totals . 8 0 M 16 2| .omplete score foll A hcore s el R o T € ¢ Wild Tr nFrancis Brockhoff and Hilder- NTO. v Justins, 9; C 9 La M S A. Rah 55 A Allen i\;m“ !,\\x""""\ ndt, the first men up, scored luluulf‘-k‘ ; R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. SRR S ;:v\t‘flj"{;”‘” | Sut h ‘Gat, b4; J. Straub, 33, on, but try as it would the local McLaughlin, 1t . 2 8 1 0 0 01!15 Webb, 13; Schultz, 14; Barker, 11 | Gruitii annual pr hoot, bullseye target— “ 1 could not land another tally. S A 1 1 3.3 1|ner, a8 Ross, 1kt Dirst 85 Dr’ Fi A. von Wyll, first prize; C. J, Walden, second; . | rumento gain 1 one in l‘)lw third, tied the Eaxan, 1 0 1 3 1|Decbenham, 13} Bekeart, 12; Baker, §; A Studer, third: R. Haiser, fourth; A, Gehret, | score In the en n 3 ¢ was | Stanle: (P 5 'Engl '10; Olsen, 9 4 3 Langer, sixth; M. Spor seventh; Q! | ik oy th and then there was Ik L f onndant }“gl'agv:;”k l;;),!vlmn\lv 10; Olsen, 9 e 'Inmr. elxun; J1 J(rnrm hint 4 Captain + In the eighth Sacramento woul ve | 2 0t 9 M ils, tenth; J. Aerins, eleventh; L. Hauser, | | added a tally but for @ Ertant. caten | Stults, 2 0 o3 s At HEECOIRET SHeRl e e e e e e | | | made by Dr. Pyne. There were two men | fheohan, 3b 0 o 1 4 1|chandise "The individual scores were: | Jrili anpual, prizecsioor, most bulisbyos—2. . As mome of the sachts of (he San Fran. | %450, Dennie wax o the third cusnion. | Denaip, rt 1 VoSt e e i Deaen S mattin o e o R ) s none of the yachts of the Fran- | “Troek’ AT B it 3 - — = = , 11; Iobson, 15; Englehardt, 14; O. Feud: | California Schuetzen CI 4 e R liing: Ml ek e aaa ono 0L Ho Meaviat INE [ Lot il 16 8 5 74| ner, 18; Nauman, 1b; Webh: 17, Sthuits, 30; | eve shootr. T Maron a5 T H s * T were entered for the Admission day ' ing for one of iberg's shoots, lfted the | mas i Hire BE adh | Dr. Barker. 19; ¥. Peudner, 16; Forster, 17 | Captain F. T e R A | k RUNE AND HITS BY INNTX | 8t . 12; Ross, 17, Frask, I | Stettin, A. Strecker, #43; L. Reubold, 977; PRSIy MR 5 | 16: Fishe 3 , . r, #43; L. Reubold, 'y ¢l PG He P PIECEIP DGO 000D 000000+0+e@|San Franclsco ... 1 2000 1 T R B IR e B R T o Hase bits 324059 Hyde, Price, 13; Karney, 16; Bruns, 1 humann; 1881; 'C. M. Henderson, i: L. ¢ + s iy e S N il oy )| Ireland, 16; Kerrison, Baker, 15; G. W. | Babin, 816: F. Kuhls, 1690; J. Jones, 6%; C. J ® ase hits . o] 5 3 Freeman, 13; Durst, 19; Andrus, 1i; Parent, 18; | Waldén, 918, 0. Bremer, i§76; J. C. Waller, ' : AR Jones, 12; Rohwer, 11! Mitchell, 10; Donnelly, | 1050; A. Hampel 1598; M. Reubold, 313; C. ‘ & |, Rune respongible for—ivitzpatrick 8. Harvey 12; Wilson, 8; Hauer, 14; Seltier, 13; Frahm, 1 Waltham, 8i1; H. Engs, 202: . F. Beck, g b is. Thre g , 14 Judah, 11; Jellerson, 12} | 1306; J. L. Utschig, 8§1: W. Nolden, 5 C i g O it Bhlliven Villiams, 12; Alden, | Mever, 12v; A. Bruess, 134; G. Ghent, 514 ¢ & | . First base on errrs—Sa “hindel ¢ 1f; Cralk. 11 it | California, Schuetzen Club, medal shoot—First | i acramento 2. First base on o I ses e s b 1as ) elgtmpion class (o G ERaniE A. Strecker, $ $ | Fraotisce:L" Racramento & JLAft/on bikes—| o0 r 113; second champion class, L. Utschig, o 3 San l:l‘rnnwl o B, ramento 1 truck out— | VIST . B Akl ‘\\'H—l F. E. Mason, E 3 By Harvey Time of game—Two hours WI. = s fam npfort, ¢ DR LEEK—ARE /¢ | Lmpire—Jack O'Connell Official scorer—J. W. SN FB‘ICK,I?',TEB'S Lk = . ansbrat. 180, 6o . R n 5 pist00 Folhl SN Santa Cruz Team Defeats Pacific |, J; Walden, 201; « 3 THEY RUANING T4 Oakland Wins Easil | El b Good Marsi | Waitham, 180, / ‘ | aklan ins Easily. | even by a Goo argin. class, A. Hampel + | WITH OR L | SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 10.—An uninterest- | The Santa Cruz eleven won another g e aasthor, ¢ | WITHOVT ? z ing game of baseball was played here this | game yesterday against a local cricket | Py ' . afternoon between the Oakland and Santa | team. On Saturday they defeated the |S P i Cruz teams. The visitors batted Andrews } Alameda Club by 27 runs, and yesterday [SEOD e S L ENMOUND, )¢ | out of the box. He retired to right field | they scored a victory over the Pacifics ¢ TR, b g | in the Nfth inning, after ten runs had | by 5 runs. D. sc‘;meld Carries Off the Medal | been made. The score George Theobald, captain of the Pa- ffered by Captain Siebe . iebe. . 5 SANTA CRUZ cifics, won the toss from J. F. Coope, | At the monthly medal shooting con- AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. | skipper of the visiting eleven, and sent | tests P % ¢ $ | w i B. R ) . . it of the different German clubs yes- | | Willtams, 2b.........5 » 0 3 5 2 the Santa Cruz men to the wickets. Jen- | terday a v i bbb omi Mgt i SR S S S8 | v at Shell Mound Park there was a % 1 [Daiympie: Cea'ms 1 0 2 2 1 1 kins and Sheath were quickly dis- | large attendance. It was an ideal day 4 | Strieb, 1b ™3 2 0 & § 0 0| missed, but Ritchie and Coope made a | for target shooting. No fog or haze in- ¢ | Drennan, 23 6 1 3 1 0 0 good stand, Ritchie contributing 36 and | tercepted the marksmen. As a result & | Clark. %b 2 0 0 0 4 0 0|Coope 3. E. H. Hilton added 22 runs. | gome of the best scores of the y v B ¢ | Morrow, t 0 0 0 3 0 1 The innings closed for 125 runs. Seven | yoa0 Siycatswein & RN §oolunlectid cific bowlers were tried, the most suc- | 770 © $ & | L D %3 0 0 2 0 % 8 ccsstul being Simmonds,' who took 6 he final shoot for the medal given by ¢| Totams . ¢ G Rl e B 3 ) lvkc%g for 40, and Casidy, who captured l(;flllsllm? S‘:vhi Wul?l carried off by D. Sal- ® | £y 6 for 32. eld of the Norddeutcher Verein. The $ O“ n_u;‘x,\“,\p‘ i | ® None of the Pacific team made any | ¢aptain announced that he would put up 1 il on Afi, B ll’(l. .'}x. ‘0 A Efl‘ serfous resistance to the Santa Cruz | another medal to be awarded to the T pucntmmen, ... 76" ¥ 737 9" & 8] bowling, Myers, G. Theobald and Musson | mAr5SRAR MEKIRE (e best Bilseye reco b { Hammond, 40403 7% b §|velnsthe onls men who scored double fig. | 0rd for the ensuing year. Following are & . S 4 3 2 1 ¢ 0 Slures. Sheath took 5 wickets for 33| the d ? A | ‘6 2 %1 1 3 0 ofruns, and Bowley captured 4 for 16. The | San Francisco Schuetzen Verein—Champion 8 1 1 1<% 0 0|innings closed for 76 runs, giving the | class—F. Schuster, 429 Tirst class—R. Stet- | é 3 8 2 2 0 2 0 1,game to the visitors by a margin of §0. | tin. 406. Second class—August .unghlut, 37 i % Moak § ; g g (; '0‘;'”“’ full scores follow '{\ml“i .m:: Otto af'mixke JR‘ Fourth class— ® | Borchers, p oy TR, Sese i illlam Goetze, 393, Best first shot- ! M MVLCASTER LIK Ahe . 3 | Blerant,” o 0 0 2 0 o SANTA CRUZ COUNTRY CLUB. Un, 24 Beat ldst shot—August Jungblut, . LAIR TWO OF THE o Tom s B B 3 E e 3| A EE SN b Simond & Vervonmann, o - ® Otals ..iceereeeB0 19 8 A A, G. Sheath, c. Widing, b. Simmonde. cggenmann, 405. Second champion ] . THE CLAIRS HE REGULARS ? e A G shesth o Whaing b, : 2 ghaszplon 4 & | Santa Cruz.... 01010001 F. K. Ritchie, o sl b, Ca Boouhd e ahm, 3% ¢ | San . 1. F. Coope, ¢. Angus, b. Musson. —Louis Louber First best B hits 1 10000 v i 6t—C. egge! o vy y& @ irisirsisieisisisoeieieieieieieTebeded@ s bl 1123136 Day, ¢, Simmonds, b. Casid First place, F. Kaiser: it f‘:‘ffl' ‘ . Q. GEE i Sfmmonds. 8| X. Siiverzahm; third place, John Bender; | FAMILIAR FACES SEEN AT COURSING MEETINGS. Farned runs—Oakland 4. Tw _“A. Fortescue, not out 0| fourth piace, C. Meyer; Afth place, ~ Loais . | Hutchinson, Franks, Schmeer, rirst hase on D. Gellatly, b, Stmmonds. ... 0| Louberscher. | ¢ The running of the Produce stake at Unlon Coursing Park yesterday attract- | oo i b e mang 1. Lefe on | Byes, 7: leg bye, 1; no ball, 1; wides, 1| CGermania, Schuetzen Club-First = champion . é any men who make it a point to see e important stake competed for on | pases—Sant Sy OAMIed 10 Biiuck oute | Total , O ST ond mglon . this coast. T formed many groups during the day and discussed the work of | By Andrews 1, by Borchers & it by pltche | Runs at fall of each wicket—One for 2. | Second c ot contested. Best first b * the wonderful Clairs and Recording Angel. Drennan, Clark, Hardie. Double plays—Wil- | for 7, three for 2. four for 70, five for 7i, shot—J. F. Bridges, 24. Best last shot—Dr. | llams to'Strieb: Williams to Babbitt to Strieb. | for 13, seven for 1M, eight for 12, nine for Rodge: 23, Bushnell medal scores—D. Me- i 4 — — — — | Innings piiched-Bs Andrews G, hits T, runs n,‘ SUMMARY OF BOWLL Laughlin, D. B, Faktor, 210. Competi- B¢ & | regatta Commodore Hill decided to take | sphere over second. Pyne saw it o e e Bt pmie B R. Tl e e s R 4 | cruise to Napa. The sloops Thetis, | and patiing on a spurt got under the ball | Scorer—. Flelsic Castdy. . ni 3| Norddeutscher _ Verein- contest— ) b f‘;fi.-gv\“n vnmn We' "1 I\lvrr'*‘ m\il the yawl | unld n;‘e 1-‘;»{.-(;-7 fé\llowers breathed easier. S | Simmonds 31 40 6 | First, A:’Kust Hohmann $2; second, O. Lemcke ¢ vilis accompanied the flagship Cygnus. n the ninth Sacramen | i | Coles 8 15 276; third, John Gefjen 3 fourth, F. P.| + | A start was made from — Sausalito last | hits and had three men R Daneh: i iyunt | Gomplained of Hnfaimost fyers 18 st i20) CHfth. G . Tust 416 sixth, G )¢ 1 | Friday evening and Vallejo was flelding prolonged ' the agony. Nefther| OAKLAND, Sept. 10.—An excellent |y, 3, Pai R R S T S T night. The Phyllis did not team did _any | game of baseball was played on the McDonald 18 8 .| elghth, F.'Koch 1155; ninth, D. Salfield 11 further. The others made Napa ! AnY id maytiing 1o the esth. - & O b e Musson 12 2 i tenth, Captain Sicbe 1181 er. The others made Napa be- | en Frisco went to the bat in Walsh & O'Brien baseball grounds this : sl % ' T : . i | o e T TS e e e | o e e T ot e e | e o Datween the Heesmans and the |, Myers diivered 1 no bell; J; 3, Tneobald | | [AEReieRt S0 000 ey cdt "1 Fraa: ¢ { | moon. when the launch America and the | past third, Riley made a Hercuiean effort | Walsh & O'Briens. The Heesmans left | bowled 1 wide: Musson bowled 1 wide. | Srokan L e e ‘ A e bt which had left | to Tose the hall, but strick out; Fyne fiew | the fieldin the ninth inning on aocount of | PACIFIC CRICKET CLUB. | H Gaectgen’ Jr., 9: G. Kellenberger. 3. H. | D e ooy the TaUReh] Sreiibls Rtaiey usual, followed Riley’s | an alleged unfair decision by the um-|J. Myers, b. Sheath. 14| Felix, 27; F. Wila, 17; H. Marzoff, 2: H. Kuhl- & 1 A mbiics towed the e ST | n”‘;‘n’l“:- b:‘c::’l:o! sl“fi:ln’i;}:‘ed dflrst for Sac- | pire. The score stood at 9 to 9 when the | C. Simmonds, c. and b. Bowley 5 D. Heffern 2 F. Brinkmann, 34; . & whence they' sailed home. making 1 Bouit ball thi watby B rotEhaR: Doa] froe ented | Siey, D, B Puvie B0t Maatias % e of an hour at Point Pihole forced him. & y . Doyle | —_————————— . Col v .40, 3 2 —0-0-0 -8 . 3 L “hour-at ) c at second a moment lafer, 3. Theobald, b. Sheath te Rifle_and Pistol Club—Medal o + 96 4806+ e@ brecze was encountered off Marin Island. | Shanahan singled to center and Stults | National Guardsmen Shoot. "Eneobald, 6. and b. Le Fleming. L. O. Rodgers, 218; D. W. Me- | F. Musson, b. Bowle H. Stetting, 120; J. F. Budgas, the fid. e ran an| cIhe sUM. equally “winds of ves flew to Krug. ‘With two out and two men| ALAMEDA, Sept. 10.—The members of WAS Sen back o the sifpe akain. After | Ol Sausalito, to'snap her cable and arift | endink the game. the ball home, | ponthly shoot at the company's range at | W. G. Seiwood, b. Sheath: Ardeii s B0 o ane s ); \‘,‘.“”‘ l}p., keeper was Sacramento had no trouble ln(‘nflng‘“‘xh street I“~li.fl_\. The following were "‘“5“? o b 2""““‘5 Y mediately Soon out after her. and dropping an | Iberg's curves. They lined out ten hits ;?:o scm;@:[qunl!‘(:. I;llelu‘(gmé:;g:\ellhofi 33, | Byes, 2; leg + wides, 8. = Lieuten: McDonn 3 an orn M _ Hender- W. A. McDonald, c. Bowley, Wilding, not ou Belknap, 195—190; : J. E. Gorman, 2 ore: J. E. . M. ha 745 E - 'Roberts, McLaughlin, record Open st with | anchor stopped her' before any damage | and as many th ¢ The sport was was done. 5 D ANy ore shat wers landed by | i “gergeant For b % Totals . E. T ? ey : | - . Sergeant Fordner 22, Corporal Wessell : i S i ughout, the dogs belng | The sloop Will o the Wisp, with George | Sullivan's work at At Ao aoon nine, ‘ 2 ‘Corporal Hinds 7, Corporal Perkins | TRuns at fall of each wicket—One for 9 two | FOTRET, - Record score: J. M. _Favorités won with un- | T. §, J. M. Punnett, P. A. Crump | Sheehan distinguished yas of high order. | & Musfcian Wessel %, Privates Folirath | for 2 three for %, four for 3, five for &, slx Tompeiass A% ) sularity, only elght short-enders and C nder, safled to McNears | as did also Ril imself at third, | 30 Woiia 88 Prichard 3, Corporal Har- | for , seven for 6, eight for &, nine for 7. « gs. The proceedings were en- | landing on Saturday, returning to Sausa- | ot Following s the score: | T BEARL T, LT Gerson 28 Reinhoel 28 SUMMARY OF BOWLING. SACRAMENTO RACES. Ve th music. The results follow: | lito ve E.'W. Hopkins' steam SAN FRANCISCO. | Parker 15, Dovle 20, Blake %, Morton 15, | powler— R M Th £ ) ake R de 1) jachi El Primero went (nto commission | o o o o... AP 5 BJ 5P FO. 4 E | Martines b, Lomax 33. | Bowley N List of Horses That Have Been H the Sausalito ferry siip | Bilderbrandt, r. f. Poea s iea il Towc? ii‘,,';::’,‘f A Entered for To-Day's Events. e There will be a meeting to-day of the Krus, 2b.... 0 1 1 &« 3 o CINCINNATI WINS TWICE. Hilton .. e SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10.—The features La regatta committees of the San Francisco | Sullivan, 1b.. DS e | Le Fleming. H | of the card to-morrow will be the Cali- ¢ and Corinthinn Yacht Clubs to discuss | swindcils. . S 1 § % 9 0/In the First Game Defeats Cleveland| jenkina bowled 3 wides: Hilton bowled 3| fornia Annual stake for two-year-olds at batual Chatieags Chp ahd Aeclde oo 8| kg OrEgbe s S and Later Louisville. wides, and Le Fleming bowled 2 wides. , | six furlongs and the 2:30 class trot. The nh'u|e |fn'r ll‘w race between the \'lll(alh*ngpr | Toers, p. 0 g s g g o ATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. | entries are as foillows: e Ma and defender. e race must take place, | Bedaria o Aty | | First race—Trotting; mile heats; . lare | according to- the deed of gift, not latef | Totals .. TR T o o N L g PEDLAR PALMER TO FIGHT five, g . : Bus- | than September 20. rooklyn 4| Pittsburs beat J oy :; ; SACRAMENTO. | Philadelph: 624 Chicago M’GOVERN IN NEW YORK“ Ex‘:fi‘p.g{eh" i }-\‘x? ’r"r.“:.‘;-. Si. ey's | AB R BEE SR PO, | Boston 606 Loutsville . Lee Boy, Jrers e JOE PATCHEN SOLD FOR [ Meranghim 11 S0 01 63 @ o Euumers GRS e e i e B TWENTY THOUSAND | Harvey, ¢ .g g r‘» g } ? g Be Toals $ Uleveland .29 112 |14 | English Champion Is to Go Against | mflu;nr;: ;\::r:—‘l‘m::(ng 2:30 class; mile hea i | ke 2oy ) dobil it e - Sert I -uha Bads wiubatn| - S0en vgf“ H;: Rnd Excellent | Poyche oo AR | Shanahan, TR Ty g ae games t The first was called in the sev ing Record. SEriygykiad o 1o, FAMoOuUs Racehorse Changes Hands, Stultz, ., 3 0 o 0 % § 1lenth toallow Cleveland to NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Terry )I(‘Gn\‘erni ? Ty Fiimores Clair beat' Sky Bl His Present Ownoer Being RS e e LAy O e e e, it |-OF BroUkiyiiund FediariPalmer of Eig | Kentucky Baron, T Lk e Senator McCarthy. | 2 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 e N fmpression. 'Attendance 7100. Score: | 1and are to meet to-morrow for a $10,00 | L i hrota Hondr | oHNSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 0.—H. Y.| Total @2 3 10 1| 1 4| Firstgeme | purse In a twenty-five round bout at 116 | Ju&nf | Hoxets, g An Cash: | Ekwes. of Ihih E7 has sold tae targoud] RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. im‘;.“:hfflu }‘1,‘ I-‘l_. E. | pounds before the Westchester Athletic | Tncle James, Princes: acon: Master Clatr beat | racer, Joe Patchen, to Senator McCarthy | San Francisco....2 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 o3| Cleveland ... 305 3| nuena tue TERE LS Sttractad unnRuAL e D e ! Bonor B e | OF Goshen, N ¥ Hawes puid about . | Bese hits 1991000100 14| BatterleaFriske and Peltz; Colliflower ana DL eTet, n and Paimer, the sportsmen |stake; twi-vear-old b b e e s’ | (oo for Patchen a few weeks ago in Cleve. | Steramenta 010001000 I—3!McAllister. Umpire—Latham. I s O levaniy of fig 5 The Sci i fer gt divided | 1and, Ohio. It is understood the price Base hits. 021000180 2—10| Second game— | say, are two very evenly matched m.m-" 30 The Seot. S :; Bamboulia 218 1d by Senator McCarthy, whose check SUMMARY. Clubs— R m g | oS 8nd as each has trained hard chere| 3 Amader Lo i3 Shnetto | o 10 My Gyps! 110/ 42 Britt Fourth race—Running: three-year-olds and upward; purse; six furlongs. rived fo-day, was in excess of wha Cincinnati SRR ; o Merry Matnen: | Hawes paid. Mr. Hawes savs that ¥hat| Run responsible for—Ibers. Two-base hita— | Loulsville 7 1 i Both are clever, game and clean cut. ait & Litde beat B 3 | tor MeCarthy will put Ditchen on his | s e ny Smibers, Shanahan, | Batteries—Hawley and Wood: Cunningham They, buve scores of victories to tholr Rex: 5. F.. Andcteon's | stotkc. farin. near Gowhen: This may meatt] oseuputin. STHICR oIl SINE bats:0u ecrots {ana’ Zinimer Umplree Latham. 5 | credit, are pugilists of the widest popu- Handy & Smith's Jennle Patchen's L Rt ‘r . e may mean| —San Fra: co 3, Sacramento 3. First base on P 2 Eit | larity’ in their respective countries and I* Jenple | Patchen's retirement from the racetrack. | called balla—San Francisco & Left on bases— BOXING CARNWALS T0 | consequently the interest will be at the | 36 Monrovia . - N * —————— | San Francisco 10, Sacramento 9. _Si 2 v 13 Casteliane R | " Struck sut fever point. . | By Ib v Doyl R 1 i 13 ck Harring- Sunday's Handball at Ryan's. | wan Double plave Eakan H‘l':‘hsrln%‘:rllzrgf:r‘n» BE HELD IN SIOUX CI Y: frfimn\lx‘,n;bo‘rmc;fr l-"?igl.:(r‘\rx{e&k have come el The play was above the avy e h{ | ban: Riley to Sullivan. T4 , o | HhaS (< e & Miss Dividi v erage at Phil | B Aoy A O onnell. | Ofaanl Been Jour: D TY | (hehight, and scores of them already in T 0. J. Panario's | America "will journey from distant points R i e e o Tard | Stapleton. | Tor th, Ty The d | e - . 3 or e same purpose. preponder- | ¢ S ] won and lost were as follows: | MORNING GAME. Some of the Men Matched Are George | ance of money here i3 naturally in the | ward: selling; one mile and a sixteenth. t J. O'Shea's You Antron and J. Sharp defeated | it Kerwin, “T ” d | hands of the Americans and almost t0 a | 43 Twinki 5 3 o S a's Young | an P H. Me- | el n, he Mystery,” ant ¢ 43 Twinkle Twink..1%4 33 Fortis ca hegt Lowe & eon's Prince Hal n and G. Sweetsen. Score: 21—19, 2117, | Sa R I Ba | man they have picked McGovern to win. | 17 Rapido . 108 22 Grady McComb's B cotland heat Handy | cramento 10, San Francisco 4. immy Barry. | Consequently he is a favorite in the bet-| 35 Ace ... . Mistieton SIOUX CITY, Towa, Sept. 10.—This will | ting. P. J. Reilly’s Warship beat . Tully and E. Van Wynen defeated Tom | s Pet Kirby; J. P. Thrift's | Cronin and R. Dolan. Score: 21—18, 1§-21, Sixth race—Three-year-olds and = Magic The only time the Americans ever saw “Fireman" Fitz's spirit was subdued b eel | the Senators vesterday Y | be a week of fun and frolic in Sioux City. | N bich haws &t Oak- | In addition to the carnival parades there :l},ssuum:;e‘: ne. Songit George. lillitn;:a;ys&‘i; ; six furlongs. Carrall and . Talo Score: 3 2] Garraine and T, >. Score: 213, -2, Connell's Handy & Petronius beat ‘s Mountat handed game—Ben Clements again | land. His shoots, ¢ "E. de B, Dester beat ind e Sy o detbnt B Hasel | Iadled the s yhich have S0 1ong | will be the best race meeting held in|round draw in Madison Square Garden P A - 4 - alenaisn b 0 L g QIO At Bet . b A soiven “netyre TR O D mers | Western Towa this year and {wo boxing | Then he made o Thost favorable fmpres. | 3 Petal ..o b f o -1 N Sl , A . 3. McDonald and H. | & .| carnivals. Tommy White has completed | Sion. On the other side he has whipped 741 Jemnie Gibb. . Lad beat Log Boy: T Roy beat | O onald an Racoullat defeated 1, | and the way they hammered the sphere | arrangements for his fistic carnival. The | Such men as Billy Plimmer, Billy Rotch 110} % Nonotaen - o Emin Pasha_beat Victor King; | Young America beat | | | around the lot gave Fitspatrick a tired i card is as follows: ford, Erne Stanton, Dave Sullivan, Dave r beat Metallic; g feeling and caused U 3—Georg “Th V. 2 7o i ncle Henry S in, Waliace and Billy Murph: \ffora (late of Australia) and M. J. aniy to Sput{ _Septamber LIp-Geoeas Herw e | N henever. Terdy McGovern steps into | | s | The clever filly Midity wa | by John Humphrey on Sm\:r ;:FChf!;-?)er;‘ | tiand: Brutus baat Warship; Petron- o Mack defeated R. O'Reilly and T. Cline. re. CTape on his hat. Eight Mystery,” and Pat Malloy. ) henter. @ ord Led beat Walt a Lit. | H=ib, $—2L 3111 L T. Cline. Beore: | (200 0%, 1P that numbes ot Toaiasy oy | Beptember 1tJimmy Wicry, 105-pound | the ring it s a case of fight from the be- | John Mackey, the bookmaker pay t beat Emin Pasha: Conqueror | W- H_Seberst and W. H. Kedian defeated | the visitors, and the local team :fl bY | pantam champion, and *'Sig" Hart. ginning of the first round until a decision | $1500 for the promising maiden. iR veat ¥ m\.;“_\“lTn_.{fi_‘flxl‘xluhb‘,.:m‘;.‘xm;._,l:: 1 !r:-.rv ‘\Lnrm-?m’nl:“;a E. McDonough. Score: | merry time chasing three-baggers. twol- pf;;;t;anfirg;—é‘f:::;?um Billy” Mur- llserre:;gefl. ‘l(-‘l:du& ge:ess(:}'e.;":l‘:;‘l(‘ln?éi‘.i s queror beat Brutus | 3. 'Condon and 'E. Antron defeated Ron | DAESers and singles, many of which were | A rival organization announces the fol- | AMONE those he has defeated are: John- | Shut Out by Quarantine. queror beat Crawford Lad. { Clvineoaagea G iCalilhe, 7 Beten: | M, A=, c«\_;l\'vrled into tallles. “’g’ing fistic card: N P R’dfls. S;mlmy éfi;n.v. Jsmé- Bnrri-. MERIDIAN, Miss,, Sept. 10.—Meridian AR Tt Sing i he San Franciscos’ husk: eptember 14—Fred O'Nelll and Bud | Caspar Leon, Patsy Haley, Joe Bernstein | to-night quarantined inst all Single-handed game—A. Whiteman. the boy 5 y twirler was | y quarsntined against all places CONNEMADS NS, AGATH, . | otitiutasins gums s, Wattveps, tte by | accidety sot it wh wisus 5F ‘e T2 ketabie 35-Dick Ofven wh Geargy| et | infected with vellow fever. This will pre: oy | Eugene White, T. Serres, and yesterday he beat £ame. He lacked his usual speed, was | Noler. 3 To Study the Plague R s (irvait Ooert an r ague. ¥_to-morrow. Judge makes him champion of the boys. Score: 2. I - Ingleside Park. . =3, | In his effort to put the sphere over the | 30me fast time is promised as the Wood- Jackson to-day, telegraphed the local au- event on the card is the race between | terday. Dr. Irving, an American phy A Good Day for Coursing at the | Fred Smith all boys of his own age, which | erratic, and had no control & y g makes Bim < of the ball. Entries for the race meet are good and OPORTQ, Sept. 10.—One new case of Niles and Marshal Collins, who are at Connemara won handily the chlmplon; R‘u’..d.vn 1:u }Onvs!n"x\:gn'sléégh"‘:xanr'x? X ::-t: R:'Jl:cl:‘ened' upha his work, and; AWD Park track 1s very fast. The star | bubonic plague was officially reported yes- ; \horlfies for permission. to enter the ol e 5 5 ordan and J. P-4, 1721, as touc up hard and . \ - | but Mayor Dial refused and od stake yesterday at the Ingleside Cours-'21-20. often. It was rather a sad performance Pn:chne\:n“;nd Gentry on Thursday for a :Ip-‘se n:l;med here to-day to study the Xf.fl‘&?&'&'fi&'fi?“'fl“ ep;‘l"l"nl(u "\’;d ‘nn':‘r"uc,:: i s ertdian. INSURANCE COMPANY F_MAGDEBURG. IN THE EMPIRE OF Germany, on the 3ist day of December, A. D. 1885 and for the year ending on that day, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Com- | missioner: CAPITAL. Amount of Capital stock, paid up in Cash . = $750,008 00 ASSETS. | Real Estate owned by Company. $540,128 12 Loans on Bonds and Mortgages. 121108 38 Cash Market Value of all Stocks <nd Bonds owned by Company.......... 213,488 18 Amount of Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks and other market- able securities as collateral. 78750 00 Cash in Company's Office. 1408 32 | Cash in Ban! /WD Interest due and accrued on all Stocks and Loans....... 8.7 & | Premiums in due Course of Coliee- ;W28 38 ther companies for rein- 3% s $5.108,481 48 | { Total Assets. T LIABILITIES. ent or in Suspense e T Gro: premiums on Fire Risks ru ning one vear or less, §. reinsurance 50 per cent L5288 78 Gross premiums on Fire Risl I ning more than one vear. $.. relngurance pro Tata..... 74558 T Cash dividends remaining unpaid. 2,800 00 All other demands against the Com { “pany ... 18317 75 | Total Liabilities oL o INCOM | Net Cash actually received for Fire | _premiums . tessa Rg‘«h’bd for nd ortgages . 7,950 | Recetved for i o s e | “on Bn-:ms, Stocks, Loans and from all other sources Recetved from all o e Total Income.. : EXPENDITURES, Net amount paid for Fire Losses (1a- cluding $810.1%0 §§, losses of pre- vious years) Dividends to Stockhoide s 5 Pald or allowed Ce ; Brokera, Paid for Salaries. ather Sharges for officers. clerks Paid for State et | Total Expenditures.. ok | Losses {ncnrred dusing th vear fire £ | EMIL F. MIETHKE. Vice Pres ent RUDOLF BERNDT. Secretary. { cribed and sworn to b o | fllgFo\fR‘éW‘ill, frovy t defore me { . DIEDER: 3. Casul st s, ICH, T. 8. o GUTTE & FRATMK, MANAGERS, PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMSNT. ! 303 CALIFORNIA ST i SAN FRANCISCO, CAR