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8 SAX jFEAICOiaCa XJHEONICLE SATUBDAY JA2HJABT 16 189T TTySFi I vtfl AK PETTlNGTHir TROTTERS IN GOODSMAPE I SS ALIFORNIA his lost many valuaeie li I trotting stallions in me past ten JtVr years and now Is abom to lose Guy I iwirkea The sire of Fred Moody Haxel JWnkea Sable Wilkes Muta Wilkes and fe tkuiy other grand circuit performer Is to yg rle shipped East In the course of a few days to be sold at public auction Six VVxears aso Ouy Wilkes would have brought anywhere from tSOOOO to I7000 but ihe It fbbiematlcal whether the price win reach J10000 In the height of the light harness boom many shrewd turfmen paid 11000 for the privilege of breeding to Guy Wilkes Sultan was the first trotting stallion of ny prominence to be sold out of this State Then followed the sales of Stam boul Abbotsford Alcazar Director Wood mit and Sidney This State could HI afford to lose such blood lines and the expatriation of so many valuable sires will be seriously felt In years to come Egotist 222 by Electioneer recently changed hands at HOW and now Is owned at Nashville Tenn Egotist Is a brother to Sphinx IiaHi and sired fourteen in the 2 30 list Electioneer sired forty In the 220 lis Arton 207 will probably never be trained again Azteli 212 at ten years has nine In the 320 list Loupe the fast pacer who went Into IStKfi Wlntr ntiarfr at Vara waji vtrriav Mw hlpped to Pleasanton ay Mike McManus ii ae lame uj ixiupe ass pprrau across mi Itsf Rocky mountains and the owner has recently had several offers for this game WUCHiiCCICl Pleasanton Is the Mecca for all light I harness horses at present Tom Keating Lee Shaner and Andy McDowell are pre paring a band for the coming season Mc Dowell has a green pacer named Captain uacaett wno is working very last Monbars 211V will be sent to Russia tiAt least It is so reported Fathmoot 20914 Is running out In a pad dofckatlrvlnrton Park In this State Charles Jeffries the young Montana driver Is getting ready a formidable String at Los Angeles The bright stars at present are Agitato and Ottinger tK jiealUll Improving but he writes that he baa the California fever and can be ex rjpected back at any time sDoring the past season 28 heats were it trotted or paced in 210 or better Fantasy leads the trotters and Lottie Lorine the pacer each with fifteen heats to her credit in or below 210 in races Captain Harrl a green horse by Bay Rum who last year worked miles In 219 baa been sent to Pleasanton McManus Is to hereafter act as first lieutenant for Orrin Hk knk Thi li wise selection on the part of the conditioner COLLEGES GET READY FOR ORAOK GAMES AMATEUR BILLIABXUSTSs AmigeneBti Being Made for a Bis Tournament p3 It is proposed to have an amateur bll Hard tournament In this city Arrange ments are being made for a series of games and the players will include all the crack amateurs of the city San Francisco has probably as good amateur billiard talent as any city In the country Many believe that Al Mitchell is Without an equal Mltchril holds the record for the best amatedr billiard run in tbtt city some time ago he made a run of 181 at twelve Inch balk line and later followed it by a run of 1M George Helnecke has a great many admirers particularly among the Germans who think that be will soon eclipse Mitchell A match game between the two is talked of Beside these two acknowledged cracks there are many others who cue remarkably well Among them are Taylor Ches ley Roggen Maroney Lewis Baker aiudget Moore Kruse and Slgeurney It Is proposed to have a series of games to which the public will be invited The finals will be played In some haTl and a small admission fee charged IX ROWING CIRCLES FROM what was deemed a positive cinch on the intercollegiate games of 1S97 Berkeley has changed to position in which extreme doubt as to the outcome prevails This revulsion tn feeling is due to the influx of the crack Multnomah athletes to Palo Alto The latest acquisition to Stanfords track team Is no other than Kerrigan with records for consistent performances which are startling Kerrigan reached Stanford University during the past week and with Burnett and Morgan a trio Is formed which It Is claimed will win the Old day for Stanford Berkeley Is of the opinion that It has been bunkoed and Intense opposition will be made to the competing of any of these Northern athletes when rae colleges meet The Berkeley men declare that lax methods are In vogue at Stanford In the admission of students otherwise these northern lights would be Suable to be enrolled as bona fide student In the case of Morgan rumors are afloat that he wished to attend college at Berkeley but as the task of entering him was deemed a hopeless undertaking the Berkeley management gave the matter up It was known then that unless Berkeley made the proper overtures and assurances Morgan would go to Stanford where special courses are In abundance Kerrigans position according to the charges of the Berkeley athletes Is even more equivocal Tbey say that he Is entered In a commercial course at Stanford which to them Is little better than no course at all and they say be will be barred from participating in the games At Stanford the track team has not yet begun systematic work King the trainer of the Multnomahs of Portland will arrive at Palo Alto on February 1st from which time till the close of the season he will supervise the training of Stanfords men Stanford has a batch of record beaters the most prominent of whom Is Kerrigan whose great feat was his 6 feet 2 Inches In the nigh jump during the Olympic Multnomah field day last summer The others are Bruaton Burnett and Morgan These men are all around athletes with records in several events Berkeleys ream Is now in actual training Already a list of men has been made out and the work will be confined to specialization The team work will be In the hands of Everard Brown track captain wno will also act in the capacity of coach Al Lean will not be with the team until the last month before the Intercollegiate games The full list of candidates Is as follows One hundred yanls Drum Broughton Barnes Dickey and Dresser Two hundred and twenty yards Barnes Broughton Drum and McNab Four hundred and forty yard Humphreys Drennan Magee and McKah Eight hundred and eighty yards Carroll and Drennan One mile run Brown Jackson Carroll Squire and Roos Hurdles Miller Bakewell Cheek To land Lloyd and Hoffman Mile walk GrifSn Westerfeld and Alt ken Broad Jump Doiler Chek McNab Dresr and Parker High Jump Doxier Miller Hoffman Bakewell and Drennan Shot put Edgren Lloyd Cheek and Simpson Hammer throw Edtren Carver Hooper and Simpson Bicycle races Squires Crafts and Custer Poie vault Cheek Hoffman and Lloyd TRAINING FOR THE SINGLES TOURNAMENT Me LL the talk In tennis circles Is of the coming invitation singles tournament take place at the California Club on Saturday next The ten players selected to participate are George Whitney Robert Whitney Walter Magee Allison Jr Collier Harry Welhe A 8 Cheesborough Adams James A Code and Dr Root These players have been training faithfully and ouglit to put up high grade tennis when they meet All matche will Ho fwrt In Iha I sets and as every player goes against every otner there will be fifty odd contests GOOD SPORT ON MARSH AND FIELD torn Com In Tnllc About the Resattaa i JTbe outlook for rowing Is good The barsmen are now discussing the matter of Xegattas Some advocate the holding of as tnany regattas as can be arranged I While others think that too large a num i berwlll tend to spoil whatever interest is taken in the sport i The Urtversity of California Chib will have a class regatta on some Saturday in March and the programme may Include pen events so that other clubs may par i tic pate There has been some talk of hav I tag a regatta on Washingtons birthday out the weatherja too uncertain at that time Ai thifc WK I TheDolpMns will endeavor toput two crews in tire next regatta one has already been chosen It Is the junior crew and is composed as follows Sullivan stroke Alex Pape after waist 3 Kennedy forward waist Will Patch bow Roach coxswainJCJieJeflidacrew Will be compuiiil lullows CAuirh I Ian troke Thomas Hopkins after wfefst ionB MrrdP forward waist Anirew ssieae po 4 Sajrs TomraV Ryan Smith a shnnt the mnt i ii i I i the world I have never been able to put him but and he has never turned the trick on me He Is besides the roughest boxer and the hardest customer in the ring any manever had to face Miscellaneous Sports The worlds championship skating races will be held In Montreal Quebec on February 5th and Sth under th auspices of the Canadian Amateur Skating Association There will be amateur and professional speed skating and the best skatr of the world have entered The Canadian figurfe skating championship will be held on February 4th Pat Carrol the Irish American longdistance professional runner of Waltham Mas has been matched to run a mile agalrtst Craig otherwise Tlncler at Celtic Park Glasgow on January 23a Carrol recently arrived in Scotland and 1 under the care of Peter Ward of Boston The stake is J250 a side and a 1500 side bet Arthur McGinn a well known Philadelphia contractor has what Is considered the champion homing pigeon of the country this year In Gamesvllle This bird has flown In a number of 100 200 800 400 500 and 600 mile rares and he has never been out a night It Is alleged that this record has never been beaten A Boston special reads Tom Burke the international champion in the quarter mile run states that he now perfectly willing to meet Englands champion sprinter Breden at 440 yards This willingness to accommodate Che friends of Breden on the other side who have shown so great a desire to have the race pulled off rests on the supposition that Breden can prove the fact that he Is an amateur and not a professional as he Is considered by many to be The difference between the records of the two international runners In the 449 ts just two fifths of a second Bredens time being 948 2 6 while Burkes is 048 4 5 THE WEATHBR of the past week has been all that sportsmen could desire Lovers of the gun have made good bags on both ducks and quail Existing conditions favor a continuance of sport until the close of the season on February 15th Members of the Alameda County Sportsmens Club enjoyed excellent sport on the Sonoma marshes last Sunday George Levison was high gun wfth between two and three dozen birds Good bags also fll to Frank Norton and Ixu Bolander The birds killed were chiefly spoonbills GOSSIP AMONG THE YACHTSMEN PIGEON MEN READY FOR NEXT RAGE ACHTTNO eommendnr to show rr HE recent homing pigeon race from signs of life Some of the more en I TODAY THE RAGES FOR BLUE RIBBONS The Calliopean Baseball Nine HE ACTION of McFarland aad Sacramento has stirred up bird I Downing In not entering the csaip thusiastlc yachtowners are preparing owners in more ways nan one ne uuon ai me Deneni meei 10 cay at to fix up their boata Joe and Jack OBrien 500 entries were expected me destruction th eiocronae is being severely cea of the Corinthian Tacht Club who lately of birds in training by the hunters on the demned upon all sides Both were win sold their yacht Belle have chartered the Sutsun marshes scared off every one so 1C2 however to ride exhibitions but tins Freda for the coming season She Is now that those who were enthusiastic enough 0aer was declined as exhibition riding In winter quarters In the lagoon back of to try it anyway had only twenty six i ras been worn threadbare In this dry Tibuton birds left Bassford of VaUejo entered Every other racing man of any prontf Since the duck breakfast last Sunday at eight Dr George cf Anlochseven Savers nence In this part of the State with the the Pacific Tacht Club the members have of Alameda three ana nana ana ivrems exception oi Den ro is junenng been to advocate ir a dense land fcg at 1135 clock last Sunday marnlne The birds were seen flying back and forward in the fog for ar hour or more trying to get their bearings Th first bird reDorteO to nave arnvea iclflc Tacht Club the members have ot Alameaa tnree ana no nu zuui exception ot Deu uiieruif most energetic in their endeavors I thte city our each Sofa ras reported from tn mjUred shoulder will compete la it it only three of these birds got back to day events ocate the interest of the small boats Tne blrds were nberated at Sacramento Cbaj Is Albert Adams is probably ths and have subscribed liberally The amount most taiked of wheelman tn the Stats at present His principal cisuncuon Is th tact that he Is the new chairman of the road racing board of the California Asso ciated cycling ciuos ana ne aiso comes The Calliopean base ban team has won more victories than any other strictly amateur team now playing In Saa FratKlsco The Calllopeans organized their team early In the spring of last year Out of thirty games the club has won twenty six Twenty one straight victories they put to their credit before suffering their first defeat The Calllopeans are a social club and have comfortable quarters on California street and Van Ness avenue As aa adjunct to the club there Is a gymnasium The baseball nine Is captained by Sam Gosllnsky who at one time led the destinies of the tljfVersity of California nine Gosllnsky now occupies the pitchers box for the Calllopeans The other member are Flshet catcher Ahpel first base Grenebaum second base Ehrman third base Dreyfus shortstop Cohn right field Coos center field and Bachmas left field The Calllopeans are now contemplating the issuance of a chajfenge to the victorious nine in the Newman Levlnson and White House game for the Chronicles eharity fund on Janjrary 17th before the affair Is settled The match between Mein and McCresney and the Whltneys was not played last Saturday on account of the players desiring to be at the football game so it has been dropped for the present There is every probability of an Invitation tournament bing given by the Pacific State Lawn Tennis Association on Washingtons birthday when all the dubs around the bay will be asked to send representatives Where It will be held has not ben definitely settled yet but the California Clubs court will probably be the place selected Some interentlng match games were played during the week That In the continuous tournament between George Whitney and Walter Magee was partlcu larly brilliant The score stood 3 64 1 Paul Selby of Oakland was over Monday A Whiting made his usual trip to the grounds of tbe Mlrasnonte Club last Sunday He bagged a few canvas back Louis Weismann had a pleasurable encounter with brant on Tomales bay last week These royal birds are still plentiful Dave Thom and Justtns were at Liv ermore last Sunday They prospected for quail with poor success Frank Vernon made a modest bag of quail at Point Reyes last Saturday and Sunday necessarv has umfifl been Dromised and butldlngXwlll coranrence soon The raoaihly rate of the Oakland Navy has been pflsetrened to the 21st Inst A piece of newt that will be welcome to local yachtsmen Is that Dr Thomas Hill the enthusiastic ex secretary of the San Francisco Yacht Club is again the owner of a boat having purchased the 81elpner Dr Hill has not done any yacht ing ior over a year The extensive surveys that are now being made bv the Cnhed States Govern at its cote was one belonging to Bassford i in for considerable renown for hartni of Vallejo and the George Croley cup drafted the bicycle baggage bill and the will be awarded to him The second and bill to make bicycle stealing a felony both third prizes may be awarded to Sayers 0f which are soon to be presented totht and Dr George but this is doubtful as I Legislature On Tuesday night he was their birds did not arrive until the day elected to a second term as president of following the start The prizes may be the Olympic Club Wheelmen put up for ancthr race Frank Fuller one of the leading spir Notwithstanding the failure of the Sac In the Olympic Club Wheelmen leaves ramento race the pigeon owners are Just to day for the East He expects to make as enthusiastic as ever tn regard to the I an extended trip and while there will act Sao Jose race which takes place on the as a delegate from the Northern Califor SOth Inst and for which the entries close nla division to the National Assembly at to night The San Jose race is sure to be Albany He was appointed to fill the vv large one ior tnree reasons mere is cancy eausea Dy me resignation ox waiter so danger of the birds being killed by hunters there will be no fog to contend with and the distance is less than from Sacramento Already four persons not club members have entered twenty birds with George fl Croley of 417 Sacramento street The entries will close to nleht at the race secretarys oQce 632 Market street The two free for all races have aroused so much interest among owners of birds that the membership of the California Homing Club has been greatly increased GAMES OK THE DIAMOJTD Bis Attraction at the Folsom Street Groands To Uorrow The coming of the Plutes with their TL Sheldon Joseph Hill representing a large cycle company of Syracuse arrived In this city on Thursday en route around the world Dave Shafer the celebrated trainer wts is to have charge of McFarland Stevens and Wells will arrive here this af ernooa at 445 oclock He will be met by a number of the Bay City Wheelmen of which he Is a member and given an Impromptu reception at the clubhouse this evening Sunday racing will have the effect bringing several now retired racing cracks back into the arena Wilbur Edwaroa San Joses champion has stated hit Intentions of again competing if Sunday racing Is secured while Dick Moody the fast amateur of the Garden City wiu also make his reappearance shortly Champion Bob Terrill is now the holder of the American mile competition record of 208 1 5 Chairman Gideon of the Na noted team of baseball players Is the only thing new in baseball circles There Is no tlonal Racing Board so decided during this change In the outlook for a professional week league for the coming season as the local Petaluma arranging to fire a race managers have so far found It impossible meet on February 224 This meet to to get persons In Sacramento StocKlou gether with the oneat the Velodrome and and an jose to join in tne oeai auiiuu icuiic iuut JS TUe Plutes are likely to make tnmgs lively me mi uueui uiumui or the local players as they consider i among the wheelmen wv emselves able to tour tne Boutn and i 2rsulF uriSl2L atmtmm TH ntii mw ihi Cveline Club elected the followlnsr ecers first appearance at Central Park on Jan Miss Marie McCarthy president Klse uary 24tn in a game witn tne Alameaa tv1 Miiijuwi AWts Madson secretary Miss Louise Kroetx Th game of the day to morrow will be ia8urrLMr enr7 7 ynne cp ie contest between the Newman A Lev Ml Rousseau first lieutenant Mis Elizabeth Tllden secona lieutenant auss Jobanne sergeant at arms the contest between the Newman ft Lev lnsons and the White House at the Fol som street grounds at 2 for the Chronicles Relief Fund At the Presidio athletic grounds the California Markets will play the Owls at 10 A and at noon the Britton Reys will meet the Crockers The final game of the day will be between the Evening Posts and the Railroads There ts a project now on foot to arrange a twenty flve mile track relay race between the amateur ride of the Olympic Club Wheelmen and the Garden City Cyclers Each club ts to enter a team of five men each man to ride five miles Thrown From Bis Waaroau At about oclock yesterday morning an Ellis street ear collided wKh a team driven by Patrick McDermott for Glad thrown from his wagon and had his heal hurt One of the horses was killed Mo Derm ott was treated at the Receiver Hospital Tts Oaklaad eOc of QirocJcl to at at SCO Broadway Field Trials at Bakersfleld The annua field trials of the Pacific Field Trials Club are to open at Bakers field next Monday and win continue for four days Local sportsmen who attend will be given an opportunity to enjoy good quail shooting on tne side Birds are said to be plentiful Visiting sportsmen will be treated to a live bird and blue rock tournament on Friday and Saturday following the trials The tournament is to be given under the auspices of the KermCounty Sportsmens Club i mem nave orougnt to notice some very I important chanres in the hvdroffranhv and topography of the Coast i wmh tZ vk a 1 Important changes have taken place tn Banos Hart Williams Dr Hlbbard and gan Francisco bay whtob Jiave come to Street are among the local sports i light in surveys made hy tfie steamers men who have shot at that place during I Gedney and McArthur A rocg has been the past welc found with fifteen feet of water over It at Barrett and A Trawthwetter hot mean low water to the southward and and tri hl skill with Maee who Toroved ov the Mt Pnds at Mount Eden last eastward of Potrero point on the bearings ana tnea nis FKiii witn Mage wnoprovea Tki i i Trh Rnm itanrt iwht fHk i birds all spoonbills teenth west outer end of the narrow Achlll Roos and NeurUdter shot I rauge mole northeast by east tangent ducks on the San Pablo Club preserve last Hunters point dry dock southeast half Sunday The canvasback flight there Is east still good Another rock with fourteen feet of Mr Depew and his friend Mr Louaee water over it at mean low water lies Im mnuaicjr 10 inf Donnwara or Mission where the chart heretofore has too much for him winning by 6 2 6 4 Miss Elsie Clark and Miss Mabel Foster have been on the courts regularly all week and they play such an Improving game that the California Club now pins Its faith on one of the two to bring back when Miss 8usl Morgan was defeated by I PclcetuP fe dclc 8wundip Miss Bell Hooper thre vears aa I Lh Preserve of the Empire Club at Black rock Miss Bell Hooper three years ago Code i foiiK rwr returnee to tne rirv Ainruiav i nvu nm inu a nail lainoms or watr and Robert Whitnev Sliced Allison 4n3 Md Tuesday have been hunting bearings are Terba Boena Island light Conie0abdoubTehonnSunPdalat tSXfcSH of fJJtdn LVk101 pire Club members who enloyed good Hunters point dry do southeast half sport at Black Point last Sunday south To the southward and eastward snooting at Buisun is not as good as it oi inran point mere nas been round a James Sunday close match in which the former won three out of five sets the feeling ran so high that It was agreed to play under the same conditions next Sunday the losers to foot the bin for a champagne supper Toarnsmtat was lust before the oast heavy rains Even now however fair bags can be made either on the ponds or as the result of a days sculling on the sloughs The coming trap season already promises to ba one of great activity Three tournaments are already scheduled First In order comes the big live bird and blue rock tournament to be held on the new round of the Olvmnlr Unn nnh at tn giesiae on reDruatT ast ana na The spienaia conamon ior steineaa nsnmg Lincoln Club announces a tournament to During the past wek several nice fish be held on Mie Pacific Tournament Asso have been caught at Point Rey and rock with four and a half fathoms over It at mean low water The bearings are Terba Buena light north by east outer end Alameda mole east half north tangent Hunters point dry dock south southeastsoutheast three quarters east Pish and Flahlng The various Coast streams are now In Tngr of War Some time In February there will be a big International tug of war tournament at the Mechanics Pavilion under the management of McNeill who handled the tournament at the same place a few years ago The best among the tug of war teams that pulled recently at Sutroe baths have strengthened themselves considerably and made application to McNeill to bring off a tournament He ha consented under the condition that the ntin and men to be under the auspices of the California will all sign rules and regulations he will I Inanimate Target Association and win be have ready by next Wednesday night He I the bisj shooting event of the year The win give C000 in prizes dates selected are May 30th and list The teams that will participate are as 8 Fanning expects to leave early In follows American Thomas Nolan cap March for a shooting campaign in the tain Sweden A Plank eat tain Den East He win take a hand In the Great McGregor captain Canadian George Du afterwards travel the blue rock circuit The latter Is anxious to arrange a go pttssea captain French Alex Barbecap i Last year tn fast company Fanning more as he once fought Murphy a twenty five tain Norwegian John Johnson captain 1 than held his own round draw at New Orleans nuwu givuuvia vit ouuuarcuruar 44iu i uuncan jams niirusiatC anglers win The third tournament will also be held make a venture for sport at both places on the Pacific Tournament grounda It is to day and to morrow Tne next meeting or the Fly Casting Club will be held on the 26th Inst The feature of the meeting will be a lecture by Professor Gilbert of Stanford University Johnny Murphy of Boston may go to England again tn a few weeks He ssld SHIN JImI11H CHARLES ALBERT ADAMS THE NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS RACING BOARD WIUL OF GEORGE HAAS THB ESTATE GOES TO HIS KITE CBILOREK ithi WMowi Comnanlty Interest lf4 iQlrtn Her bv Dd to Relatives 0 The win of the late Georse Haas a plonter merchant was filed Ior probate yesterday It disposes of an estate Talned at 58299 SO This amount represents the vain of one half of the com taunty property The other half the testator conveyed to his widow Amelia Haaa fcy deeds executed and placed in eKropr belore his death The win was executed on December a 1x33 and the deeds bear the same date Xht testator mentioned in his via itht he was the holder of a 15000 policy corinsuraacei He directed that the i moneys derived from this policy be dls Itrtbnted as follows To Jtfs brother Jacob Haas of Canton MonU500to his half brother Frederick Haas of Qulncy I1L J1000 and to his half sister Mary Gregerica also of Qulncy III JiOOO to Droge of this city an old employe 1500 or such other amount aa might be necessary to maintain him in the German Altenhelrn at Fruitvale to his sUter in law Julia Clark of Oakland and Mrs Carrie Warner of Alameda 500 each The testator at the time of his death I owned a two thirds Interest In the candy business of Oeorgre Haas Son of S10 Market street The other one third he some time before conveyed to George William Haas his oldest son The win makes George William Haas manager of the business anj conveys tbe remaining two thirds In trust for the testators two minor sons Reuben and Walter Haas Each son ts to come In for his share upon attaining his majority pro Tided he 14 then a sober Industrious and respectable citizen Until such time as the minors do come of age th net profits of their Interests In the business are tolecensMeredra8 apartaTthe general assets of his estate Thsfc general assets flthe estate which term Include all property not otherwise dJsrxsed oL ikt la eaual snares to tha three sons andtheir two ta sisters Maud and Caroline Haas If either daughter marries before distribution of the estate such daughter Is to receive 5009 on her wedding day on account of her distributive share The testator named his widow as rxecutrix and his brother in law William Gruenhagen as executor both to serve without bonds A Hew Line Oat of Salinas The Southern Pacific Company has commenced the construction of thre miles of track to run from a point on the main line of the Coast division one mile south of Salinas to the site of Claus Spreckels proposed new sugar refinery in the Salinas valey It Is the desire of the company to have the three miles of road completed before the expiration of the present month Claus Spreckels it is understood will not commence the construction of his refinery until the rail line is completed Kerrlsraa Gets the Place Justice of the Peace Frank KerrM gan was elected presiding Justice at a meeUng at hIsassociates held in the office of Justice of the Peace Groe aingerv But lour Totes were cast and he received the full number STRAW BONDS ONCE AGAIN GRA1TO JTRT AFTER CLERK JOHX FOLET Official Bonds th Late Police Conrt Clerks Cannot Be Foand John Foley clerk of Police Court 2 one of the newly appointed In office less than two weeks came under the notice of the Grand Jury yesterday for accepting straw bonds Flossie OBrien was arrested a few nights ago on a charge of grand larceny Three quartersquarters of an hour later she was released on bonds accepted by Foley When her case was called she did not appear Her bond was declared forfeited and a bench warrant issued for her arrest This state of affairs gave rise to the investigation The threatened investigation Into Judge Campbells alleged transactions la orders of discharge Tras continued until Tuesday The only witnesses who responded to the subpoenas were the members of the firm of Benard OBrien the saloon keepers at Larkln and Fulton streets where it was said the orders were kept constantly on hand Jndge Campbell was busy in court and some of the other witnesses were engaged In the trial of cases The Grand Jury also expects to spring a sensation on Monday regarding the bonds of the late Police Court clerks Instead of their official bonds being filed either with the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors or the County Clerk the documents are said to be missing In consequence the Grand Jury will institute a diligent search for them Secretary Luta had long conference yesterday afternoon with District Attorney Barnes over the Bra unhart hill pending In Sacramento before the Legislature The Jury has placed Itself on record favorlngthe appointment of prosecuting attorneys and tbelr assistants by the District Attorney clerks by the County Clerk and bailiffs in the Police Courts by the Sheriff In this waylt is held that theabusesnow prevalent In the Police Courts may be abolished Special sessions of tha Grand Jury will be held on Monday and tbe Campbell case has been made tbe special order for Tuesday afternoon LEAHT ACtTITTEO Jack Robertson Saag MRosle OGradr to the Jarrv William Leahy manager of the Tlvoll Opera house was yesterday acquitted by a Jury in Police Judge Campbells court of the charge of employing a minor to dance and sing The charge was based upon the act done by Jack Robertson a twelve year old boy in the opera Jack and the Beanstalk As part of the defense young Robertson sang a stanza of Sweet Rosle OGrady to the Jury Leahys defense rested principally upon the fact that Secretary Welcb of the Society for tha Prevention of Cruelty to Children had told him after having witnessed Robertson do his turn that he thought the law was hot beine violated and that he could go ahead without tear or interference from Mm After this President Sonntaar of tha society had taken the matter out of Welchs nanas ana instructed his officers to cause the arrest of Leahy UISCELLAXEOCS I Womans Writes I i Believe in Womans Writes I Of course we do Who could ij help it when wosaea write such ji convincing words as these i For seven years I suffered Ji with scrofula I had a good i physician Every means cf ji cure was tried ia vain At last i I was told to try Ajs Sana iparilla which entirely cared i fr ne after using seven bottles il HbaJohic A Gextue Fort i Fairfield ils Jan 36 1896 iAyers Sarsapaiaf I cures I ST EjggsijjsssEPMWU ir Tl asyvtfBrtfcfti.