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A3T ERAKCQL 0 JL890 II IIWlEOill Three Farorites Beaten at Oakland Applause Finally Comes to the Bescue Xirely Betting and Good Time The Programme for To Day A mammoth attendance a fast track the signal defeat of three favori tes in four races and fine line in all the erents were the features of the Golden Gate Fair at Oakland esterdaj And what terrible blows the backers of public form received to be sure Mystery the deliverer of the first knockout of the day to the talent is aptly named for she is certainly a mysterious little filly On Wednesday last Mystery finished about sight lengths behind Nero Yesterday she beat Nero six lengths with ease This goes far to verify the old proverb that hoss racin is a very onsartin business On the heels of Mysterys facer to the know ing ones Vinco the rankest outsider in the second race beat such supposedly great sprinters as Ida Glenn and Lyda Ferguson after the contest had narrowed down to Vinco and Gambo another fielder The lumps of money that went into the pool box from the owners of Glean and Ferguson would make the hair of the average pool buyer stand on end at siyht of of it and never were the members of a foiy combination of betting men fooled quite so badly If Lyda Ferguson could not win this heat race surely Ida Glenn would come to the rescue reasoned the members of the combination But two longshots finished first in both the first and seeond heats and the sure things went to the stable badly beaten and with their backers money thrown away in huge bundles Hotspur broke the back of the favorite backers the third racG ere the echo of the curses of the losers on the second ovent had died away and when the betting commenced in the last race the first choice followers had not sufficient money or nerve as a general thing to attempt to get even on Applause Verily the plungers reclined in the coki consomme Tommy Morton who has no superior as a horse pilot on the Pacific coast was engaged yesterday to ride for the Shippec stable of Stockton and left last night for Sacramento to join the millionaires stable The judges yesterday were George Van Gorden Dr II Latham and John Bailach the timers FSlm oii I Dalton and 11 Agnew while Billy Coombs officiated as starter It was announced froni the iudees stand yesterday afternoon that the free for all pacing race had leen declared on and a special race booked in it stead for to day Twodauglflers of Three Cheers finished first and second in the tirst race yesterday ana a Km of this horse Applause wou the fourth race There were no other starters by Three Cneers in the various events except the three horses mentioned in the final heat of the special trotting race which was unfinished yesterday on account of darkness and in which Prince had two heats Maitie I two and Lena one Mattie sold lavorite yesterday at 2i against 19 for the field of Lena and Trince The latter took the lead from Mattie neaiing the half and pulling away at every stride won with ease by eignt lengths Mattie second by wo lengths The heat was trotted in 29 the fastest of the race which was a most interesting one Following is the summary Special trot unfinished yesterday Nolans ft Prince bv Brilliant XoUn 54 12 11 Miners Hattie by Alexander Mizner and Goldsmith 4 12122 GWGillespies blk LenaH bv Echo tllllekple 12 5 3 3 3 II Corevs Rockwoud breeding unknown 11 Corey 2 3 3 5 5dr Clawsons Mambrtno Boy bv Oorrs ilambrlno I Claw son 3 5 4 4 4dr Brandowa bit Foxy by Orange Countv Hraudow Cist Time 229231 2H2 231 233229 The fjj st race on the days programme was a three quarter dash in which sis od looking two year olds were booked to sart On his fine performance last Wednesday Nero was installed favoritein the auctions at 40 the bad actor Duke of Miipttas bringing JO and the field fix Not much time was lost in sending the field on their journey although the Duke under way was about eight lengths in the rear of the bunch at the nags fall Minnie Ii led past the hall with Mystery second by half a length from Acclaim the Duke closing up fast Nero outfooted the party in the next quarter and passed the three quarters nearly tttheUeiigths to the good Makinc a wide turn into the stretch for home lloach bv his bad jockeyship lost about five lengths tor Nero and nearly ran his mount against the outside fence Mystery came out of the bunch like a meteor in the stretch and keeping up his phenomenal work won a good race by about four lcnrtlis Acclaim une and one half in front of Nero third Duke of Milpitas next the others bunched in the background Time 115 First race The Oolden Gate Riding Academy free purse jjHOO three quarters ol a mile lor two vear olds Chases i Mystery by Three Cheers dam Mistake 107 pound Morton 1 II Kenueavs I Acclaim bv Three Cheers dam Rosette lu7 pounds Murphy 2 Palo Alto stock farms Nero by Flood dam imp Queen Bess 113 pounds Roach 3 Duke of Milpitas Minnie and Nero also ran Mutals paid Mvsterv ifl 10 straight and 34 place Acclaim 17 80 place Time 115 The second event half mile heats brought out a field of four good sprinters and the knowing ones thought they saw a winner in Ida Glenn who brought 120 in the first heat pools to 60 for Lada Ferguson and 31 for the field Gambo got on a trifle in front of Glenn Ferguson and Vine lapped last Gambo stuck tenaciously to his position in front dear into the stretch where Lida Ferpuson came np and challenged the Wildidle colt who drew out rapidly under Murphys vigorous riding Ida Glenn then challenged and passed Ferguson and made a bold bid for Gambos place in front Both Gambo And Ida Glenn came up the last sixtonth under whip but Gambo held the mare safe and won by half a length in excellent time 045 Vinco beat Ferguson out for third place by less than half a length The bettinjt in this heat looked strange to a man up a tree In the first part of the selling Ferguson was a favorite but for some reason unknown to the general puduo the betting took a twist and Ida Glenn reigned as warm a lavonteas did lada Ferguson in the opening pools Both Glenn and Ferguson are said to be in the Undine stable although Glenns owner appears on the programme as Miller The betting for the second heat was also something of a curio some pools selling field 50 Lida Ferguson J19 while others went offAs Tollc ws Ida Glenn J50 field 55 Why betting should change around Ki snddenlr in this wav is an unfathom able mystery Vinco was ia front at the Hag fauVGlea and Gambo well npr Fergu Bhrr slow in irettinenffi TEhe latter went uoidherfield prettyulclhoweyerv but iilM JCU U1UJ UJC Oil CWU WA vu mu hard tussle with Glenn a scant neck Cimbowas third pushed close to thelin aiderailit Ferguson qtdtlike sieraiirl was a bad last Time 05ii GamWs Jockey Marphy claimed ra foulr lnr that Vinco ha jprjishedhimrsohard against the lencs utat is was impossttue ectuu iu win The judges Tfould not allow a fooL The third and deciding heat saw Gambo faTorite at 50 against 35 i of Vinco The latter was a fraction of a length hrfjont of Gambo when the flag fell buttheTVildidle passed him quickly and led a length at the three quarters Vinco then under Ross excellent riding came up ort even terms 1 nan way up tne stretcn ana usmno quilting like a cold blooded crittur allowed Vinco to win easily by nearly two lengths Time Mi Following is the summary Seeond race HU mlle heats free purse Elmwood stables Vinco by Boh Wooding dam Nellie 110 pounds Koss 3 1 1 A CovarmbUs bhGimbo by Wild idle dam Dottie Dimple 104 pounds CD Murphy 1 3 2 Millers rb Ida Glenn by Glen Elm dam Queen 110 pounds 3 Cooper 3 2 dr Undine stables Lyda Ferguson pedigree unknown 110 pounds CD Mcintosh 4 4 dr Mutuals paid First heat Gambo field 3i straight Second heat Vlneo field fS 40 straight Third heat Vinco 11 80 straight Time 04S 050J 051i With Tycoon a warm favorite scratched just before the third ventCaptain Al of the Owen Brothers stable was rhaae a decided favorite The distance in this race was one and one sixteenth milea and six warmly supported horses faced the starter Pools sold Captain Al SO Raindrop 40 Lurline 40 field 45 At these odd 3 tne lucre passed into the strong box of the pool selling firm like so much bail In fact there has been no such betting race as this during the entire meeting Fanny was the first to show in front of tne neld in an excellent start ana neia her position past the quarter Hotspur second and going easy Then followed a compact bunch of horseflesh and finally Captain Al about two lengths behind that bunch Hotspur was leading past tne half three quarters and into the stretch by over a length Captain Al mowing the lead of all save Hotspur down very nicely Hotspur won eventually a fast race from Captain Al by three parts of a length under whip andspur Fannie was third three lengths away then came Miita and the others strung out to the distance pole Time 148 This was another soaker for the know alls Hotspur was considered entirely outclassed and sold in the field Following is the summary Third race Fre purse 400 one and One sixteenth miles Deuuisou Brothers Hotspur by Joe DauieU dam Sister to Jim Douglas 113 pounds Dennison 1 Owen Brothers br Captain Ah by Kings lon dam Black Maria 103 pounds Morton 2 Meeses Fannv bv Wildidle dam billy Hart 110 pounds iloustin 3 Muta Lurline and Raindrop also ran Minimis paid lioMpur in the field stiaight 44 70 place 150 Captain Al place 10 20 Time 1 48 The fourth and last race of the day was one of fifteen sixteenths of a mile and in a field of six which came to the post Aj plauss had the call in the betting at Kildare bringing 42 and the field Nerval Joe Viva and Albatross 25 This was a lively betting event Applause went out in front and was not headed from start to finish Winning by one and a half lengths Kildare second just half a length ahead ofNervx The rest strung out Time 135 a fine performance on any track Cairn bimpson Joe Hooker hlly Joe Viva was jostled against the inside fence at the starting point ana knocked off her stride She made up lots of ground however and probably would have been very close to the Winner if she had not been interfered with Applause appears to be the best sprinter in training in California this fall San EranciscaBefeated try Sacramento A Close Contest at Emery Station Blunders by the Home Team and Vile Work by the Senators Fourth race Free selling purse 400of which jO goe to second and Jjt 5 to third for three vear olds and over horses entered to be Bold lor 1000 to carry weights for age tbree pounds allowed for each 100 down to 300 tHieen sixteenths of a mile Wesley George Applause by Three Cheers dam Alice 115 pounds Murphy Kildare dt Kvrie uaiy dam Mistake 11 pounds Al Cook 2 Matt atoms The San Franciscos should have won the game from Sacramento at Emery station yesterday There was no excuse tor losing it Five costly errors did the business The batteries were Lookabaugh and Speer br San Francisco and Hoffman and Mcllale for Sacramento The base hits and I the stolen bases were about evenly di vided San Francisco making two doubles and five singles and three stolen bases and Sacramento three doubles five singles and three steals There were two double plays one for each team All the errors of the home team were made by the infield Ebright making two out of thefive Sacramento played some dirty ball during the game the most noticeable work being that of Roberts On the first rattle oat of the box Good enough hit to third and made home on Ebrights wild throw to first Harper enta two bagger to right field and scored on Dalys sacrifice San Francisco retired in one two three order In the second Hoffman was given his base on balls advanced to second on Sheas error and scored on a passed ball Epr the San Franciscos Ebright was given his base and scored on Jlcflales errors Levy took his base and scored on Sneers twobase hit The Senators were retired in the third on a double play of Stevens to Everett For Finns boys no one reached first base In the fourth inning Keitz made a double but no one scored For San Francisco Ebright made a single advanced on Levys base hit and scored on Speeds hit Everett took his base and was forced home Shea taking his base oh balls Sacramento failed to reach first base in the fifth and San Francisco could not score In the sixth inning Mcllale made a two bagger and scored on Ebrights error For the San Franciscos Levy made a hit but was out on a double play of Roberts to Mcllale In the seventh Roberts was hit by the pitcher and scored on McIIales hit forcing Daly at second Harper hit to third and scored on Speers throw to second The San Franciscos failed to score Sacramento made nothing in the eighth For San Francisco Stevens sent a two bagger to right advanced on Ebrights hit and stole liome In the ninth inning Roberts made a base hit advanced on Ifarpers single and scored on Dalys sacrifice For San Francisco Speer flew out Lookabaugh ttew out and Shea flew out The score was as follows txx TRAjrctseo A BH PR POA Rhea 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 Hanleycf 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Veach lh 4 0 0 0 10 0 1 Stevens 4 1114 10 Kbrisuu 3b 3 2 1 1 fi 2 Lew 8 1 2 1 0 0 0 Kverett 2 1 0 0 2 8 1 Speer 4 0 10 7 8 0 Lookabaugh 4 0 1 0 a Elmwood stables eh Nerva by Bob Wood ing dam Lizzie Marshall iuu pounds Courtney 3 Joe Viva Albatross and Hernanda also ran Mutual paid Applause 10 83 straight fti 10 place Kildare 6 50 place Time l3o Following are the entries in to days trotting races at Oakland First race 2 24 class 1200 purse Guide Pink Wanda Sister and Redwood Second race gentlemens roadsters Washington Ashland Almont Oregon Cov and 8am Third race special trot Viccor Maggie Flora Belle and Bob Mason mission in which to qualify and having qualified within that time he ir entitledtthe oOce The fact that Ftardwn qualified as a director of the State Arri cultural Society instead ot the State Board oiAgri culture the decislondeclaree to be a little technicality that has no bearing on the main issues ol the case THE D1TOBCE MJIJU Some Coupler Separated and Other Want to Be Estheriroel was granted i divorce from James Noel by Judge Rearden yesterday on the ground of extreme cruelty The wife was awarded the custody Of her three children and the family homestead and furniture In Los Angeles together with 25 a month alimony Other divorces were granted as follows Septimus A Jones from Jane Jones on the ground of adultery Kate Oects from William Geeks for desertion and failure to provide William A Spollay from Alice JL Scollay for extreme cruelty Complaints for divorce have been filed by Hannah Owen against William Owen LUzie Berrgnth against Frank llerrguth and by Elizabeth Werner against John Werner Alfred McLean who waa committed fo the County Jail by Judge Hog last vreek for falling to pay his wife Jennie 200 alimony and 60 counsel fees was released yesterday pending the result of a motion for his final discharge The motion Is based ontbejrronnd that he has no means with which to pay the money and therefore hid not been guilty ol contempt Xclan is a dealer in surgical instruments and Is suing for a divorce on the ground of extreme cruelty The defendant In the divorce suit of Isabella McDonald against James McDonald has been ordered by Judge Kearden to pay his wife 50 a month alimoay and 20 counsel fees pending the trial of the action DRUIDS ATA BANQUET Enjoyable Reception to Returned Delegates George Bahrs the noble grand arch of the Ancient Order of Druids presided at the banquet attMgception given last night by the subordiProves of San Francisco to welcome SchonU Rohrbacher and Donnelly on their return from attending the Supreme Grove of the United States held recently at Detroit Mich About 350 ladles and members were present and dancing was the order of the evening until L0 oclock when the assemblage sat down to partake of a grand banquet George Bahrs in an eloquent speech warmly welcomed the returned delegates who he said had succeeded In placing the Calilornia Grove of Druids in the front rank of the national convention of the order Schord deputy supreme ch replied The convention had decided he said that such was the standing and importance of the order In this State that it had ordered an extra representative to attend at the next meeting The other delegates also spoke secretary a xnarston aoiy organized and carried out the details of the entertainment Totals Qrnrtn6riKb Roberts 1 Harper Dalyi McHale Btapleton lb Oodar Sb Kelti 2t lioilmaii Totals 32 5 7 3 27 15 UCRAUENTa AB BH SB PO A 6 13 0 3 0 1 4 2 10 4 10 5 2 2 10 0 0 3 0 0 1111 3 1 1 6 6 1 4oo 4 0 1 2 10 S3 7 8 0 13 0 A GIRLS SAD STORt Ida Thornton Finds a Wayward Life Is Not the Rosiest Ida Thornton a miss of 17 years now lying on a cot in the receiving hospital has within the past two months drained the cup of misery and shame to the very dregs She had a happy home in Carson Xev where her parents are well to do and highly respectable people She was loved for her sweetness of character and admired by a host of young men iler sisters brother in law was among the number of her admirers and under the pretense of Affection accomplished her ruin Finding herself in a delicate condition the ycniug girl became frightened at her plight and ran away to Reno wher she remained a wees with a lady friend Then she came on to San Francisco arriving here about July 20th She states that she intended to lead a better life but her companions induced her to lead one of shame She went to a fashionable sporting resort where she remained a Week but her refined sensibilities asserted themselves and she left the house in disgust Onlcer Anthony found her on Mission street in a lodzing house as reported at the time in the CkbomiCle and locked her up in the city prison to await some action on the part of her parents As the poor girl was thoroughly broken down In health she was taken to the receiving hospital where she now awaits her fathers coming Xti Ida tearfully says that she has seen enough of the worlds bitter ways MATJD RUSSELLS DIAMONDS A Dead Dive Waitress Property Disappear It is claimed by persons who were acquaipted with Maud Russell alias Mary Christiansen the dive waitress whose death occurred a day or two ago that the woman had a diamond bracelet and earrings which have strangely disap peared She lived at 318 Kearny street where sho had a fine suit of rooms on which the landlady claims there Is considerable back rent due The Russell wbman it is said received monthly remittances from Liverpool as rents from property sbe owned there and It is also said tnat she had about 3500 on deposit in a local savings bank But bank book jewels and evervthinff of value belonzinz to her have dis appeared The Morgue offlcfals have turned the case over to tne roouc Administrator tor investigation 1 A rBACITBKDASKLE Michael Ednldge May Lose One of His Legs Michael Ednldge who was serving a sentence of ninety days Imprisonment in the House of Correction was taken to the City and County Hospital yesterday suffering rrom a very bad com pound fracture of the leg Just above the ankle He was doing some whitewashing from a scaffolding and fell backward about fifte feet It Is feared that the leg will have to be amputated A Crowded Jail Chief Patterson complains that the County Jail is crowded and that he is at his wits end to provide means to accommodate the large number of prisoners that are dally being sentenced to that institution He suggests that vagrants drunkards and all cases of a similar nature should be sent to the House of Correction In rtead of filling the County Jail withaclaesQf petty criminals who should be set at some kind of work 1 Harris tbe Watch Clnl Han Harris the watch club mam who lias filed a petition in insolvency says that he 1 has not taken that action to avoid the payment of his just debts but to escape the annoyance of a legion of small creditors and the petty suits which they would doubtless begin against him If he were cot declared an insolvent debtor Fo 15 ytrctean purchase a handsome merchant llio iiiadeEngtlah Box Oversack made by a leading merchant tailor far 130 Original arjsaV Clothing rarton corner Iost and Dopont streets open evenings Thx bxiT official if g0y Wibavealr badge mnA luittAn aiirtl tV Idtne Sta of September EiMmmlttee manufactured Hammersmith lilljeJfcisiel8 Batter fBCTEmento San Francisco Earned runs San Francisco 2 Sacramento 1 Two baM hits Harper Hpeer RelU McHate 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 nctsco 2 Two baie hits Harper Hpeer Reltz McHale Stevens Sacrifice hits Daly 2 rpeer 2 Veach McHale First base on errors San Francisco 1 Sacramento 4 First base on called bans San Francisco 4 Sacramento 6 Left on bases Pan Francisco 5 SacrameDto 8 Struok out By Jiookabaugh 6 by HofTman 3 First base on hit by pitcher Roberts Double plays Steven to Everett Roberts to McHale Wild pitches Loofc iWmiieh 2 Time of game 2h Umpire Donahue Omcfal scorer Stapleton ONEILLS COSTLY ERRORS He Loses a Close Game to the Stockton Team Stocjctos September 5 The Stocktons by timely hitting and errors by Tip OXeill and Cantillion wou the game from Oakland to day by a score of 5 to 4 Oakland led off well scoring two runs in the first inning on Hollidays error two singles and two steals In the third on three bases on called balls and Lohmans second single two more rnns were scored Stockton tied the score in the fourth on a pair of singles two errors and a sacrifice In the eighth with two singles and a double the fifth and last run was scored Carsey was very effective With men on bases Three times the bases were full and in the nine innings the Stocktons had fourteen men left on bases Kilroy pitched well and had gilt edged support only one error being costly The score is hs follows BTOCKTOS AB BH SB PO A LOCAL NEWS NOTES William Shnlts was locked up at the south ern station last night on a warrant sworn out Dy Kate Maguire charging him witn battery George Brldgeman was arrested by OOcer Wolweber on a charge of battery last night for assaulting Vitturi Conslglusi a Fourth street fruit dealer Fung Sing a Chinese laborer was found dead yesterday afternoon in a room at 732 Pacific street His death was caused by opium poisoning Pottbaus was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging him with swindling Wirtenburg out of 200 in a half Interest transaction Rev 0 Miller of the First Lutheran Church on Geary street near Gough will preach hit last sermons before he starts for the East to morrow at the usual hours Rev II Mllburn the blind chaplain of the House of Representatives will preach tomorrow morning at 11 oclock In the Centenary Methodist Church South Luke Joseph Lillie White Tillle Walker and Mamie Howard four had looking specimens of the Shypo fiend were arrested yesterday morning and charged with vagrancy The following companies filed articles of Incorporation yesterday The Uemme Orchard ana Land Company the Christy Telephone Company and the Union Mill Company A Carter who was supposed to have been fatally stabbed In the breast by John Callan on Pacific street last Sunday morning Is rapidly recovering and has been removed to his home from the receiving hospital Frank Frega was arrested yesterday on a warrant cnarging mm wunieiony emoeitie ment Mariana ue defRosa the complainant claims that he made away with some of her valuables which she Intrusted to his keeping William Keabltt alias Sloelsley Bill a notorious character who is supposed to hare bad a hand in the Aagaard murder which took place ten months ago was sentenced to ninety day in the County Jail for vagrancy by Judge Rix yesterday Frank Johnson an old man who occupied his time canng lor the horses 01 Italian vegetable pedlers was found dead in a stall at the stables 619 Front street yegterdar about noon Bright disease is supposed to have been the cause of death Messrs Bunker and Helster have filed a protest with the Board of Supervisors seainst the assessment warrant issued to Williams by the Street Superintendent for paving the south side of Pine street between Powell and Mason streets The protest la made on the ground that it did not Include a bill of 2G3 70 which they claim is due them for printing the legal notices relative to the work Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transactions were recorded yesterday James Storey to Samuel Morton lot on line of Twenty second avenue 300 feet of Point Lobos 50x100 Thomas Hopkins to Sarah Fazacfcerly lot on SE corner of Guerrero and It streets 50x1 14 5 William Dowling to James Lo an lot on line of Brrant street 145 feet of Twenty fifth 9 25x100 100 Bernard Hughes by administrator to Patrick Jlogbes lot on line of Thirtieth street 280 feet of Chnrcn 25x114 eiCOO Jams Capp to Klein lot on line of Capp street 270 feet of Nineteenth 30x1226 l6 a Joosi to isjuawin lot on line ox vt asn ifrton street 63 feet of Spruce 50x127 8i 1 William Mcoll to Hammond Jr lot on line of Forty third avenue 150 feet of A street sTixraoaio Hammond Jr to Evelyne Fulton lot on line of Fort talrd avenue ISO feet of A street 25x120 16 Hammond Jr to James Johnston lot on line of Forty third avenue 175 feet of A street 50xl20 10l Otto Brown to city and coonty of San Francisco streets eta xansTELLAjasocsJ CLOSING DUT SALE Retiring from Business Retail at Wholesale Prices PETER SIMONS SON 220 Sutter Street UP STAIRS Wholesale Dealers in Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silver and Silver Plated Ware WILLIAM DIMEE Real Estate Auctioneer 460 and 462 Eisrhth Street Oakland EA8TON ElrDRIDaE Cp 638 Market Htrkkt Sas Frascisco THELINDAEOSA TEAOT FRUiTVALE 63 Elegant Subdivisions Of from 35 to 50 feet front by 137 to 110 feet In depth PEREMPTORY AUCTION SATURDAY BATUKDAT SEPT 13 I860 At 3 oclock on the ground Cor of East Fourteenth Street and Leise Avenue Honidayci Wilson 3b 8emalb tockwellrt Fudger Armstrong 2b VoRt Pacbe Kilroy Totals Cantillion Dooley lb Sweeney Dungan liOhman ONeill 1 McDonald 2b jr ONeill 3b Career 5 0 10 0 0 0 12 1 2 0 0 1 1 10 7 2 0 10 10 1 1 0 2 2 0 10 1 27 17 1 MO A 0 0 2 2 4 0 0 3 3 Totals 30 4 6 3 27 11 9 7 8 9 0 0 0 4 8tocfcton Oakland 1 IT 0 4 Earned ran Stockton Two base hit Dooley noiUday Base on errors Stockton 7 Oakland Bane on balls Stockton 1 Oakland 4 Left oh bases Stockton 14 Oakland 4 St ruck oot By Kilroy 6 by Carsey 4 first base on hit by pitcher HolUdsj Double plays Wilson Annstrongand Vogt McDonald to Dooley Sacrifice hits Setaa Armstrong Kilroy 2K Passed ball Lobman Wild pitches Kilroy Carsey Time of gathe Two hours Umpire McLaughlin Official sourer Boggles The Sacmmentos and San Franciscos will play baseball at the Haight street grounds this city this afternoon The game will begin at 3ocloct FXNKIGAX TRIUMPHS Entitled to Ilia Seat in the Agricultural Board An interesting decision was rendered by the Suprema Court yesterday in the suit of The People ex reL Peter A Ftnnigaa against Dana Perkins The Judgment rendered by the lower court lavor of the plaintiff was affirmed On I January 191887 GoTemor Bartlett Issued a commisslan appointing Finnigaa a director of the State Board of Agriculture for a term of four years He held the office until ousted by Perkins on January 27 ISsS Perkins claimed the office by rirtue of a commission Issued to him by Governor Waterman An action was bronrht to determine Perkins rich to the ofice which resulted in a judgment remoring nimanaseaunKtincirau It was claimed that Finnigaa did not file hi oath of office within the specified time of ten days after his appointment but it war shown that the omission was not owing to neglect as he qualified the dar after the receipt of Us corimisalon The Supreme Court decides that he had ten days after the receipt of hia oom City and county of SaA Pronclsoo to Otto Brown lot on Une or HampDin street 17 reetor TweotT second 25x10 This elerant tract fronts on East Fourteenth street the principal thoroughfarejrom Oakland to San Leaodro Lelse and Fremont arenuesJnst east of Frultrale arenne and convenient To Fruit vale station of the local railroad and the Alameda County Railroad to Laundry Farm passes close by this tract which together with the extenlve harbor imnrovementslfOW I COURSE OF C0 STRrCTION by the Cnited StatesOovertiment and the many factories in this vicinity make these lots KSPECIALLY DFSIRA8LK for home sites or for investment as there must be a RA PID HAJiCEMEIfT IN VALUES In this section The climate of Fraitvsle ts celebrated the son is the most productive fruits and flowers nourish in the greatest profosion Home of the handsomest residences In Alameda county are in thelmmedlate vicinity of this property TEEMS OWLY OFE rOUBTH CASH Balance in three equal yearly payments at 8 per cent per annum Do not fail to secure a catalogue and examine this choice property before the day of sale For catalogues and farther particulars apply to WILLIAM DINGEE 460 and 462 Eighth El Oakland Or EASTOS ELDRIDGE A CO 638 Market St BarLFrancisco MISCEXLAJTEOUS iffiBHll Biinelioies San Iraiiciscb ARTISTS 3IATERIAIS Of every5 Da scriptlomPictnre Frames in tha latest tries and all the new things In Etchings Jtagravinga Pastels and Artists Btudlea Sanborn Tail Co iB57 Market A UCTIOXEKItS Wednesday September lOto Extensive and Attractive Trade Sale on a liberal credit by order of Messrs Banner Broa of a choice Une or their Celebrated Oothing Greenebaum Co 115 and 117 Bosh street ARTISTIC BKOSZE HAltnWARE have the finest exhibit of boildms hardware on the coast and invite all interested In buildv leg to call and see our goods and get our prices HnntlnA ton HopklaK Company 18 to 24 frremoat street A OS1 mllte to dar Uto JX Bidpathi great Pnlversal History 1200 ele gsint Illustrations 2400 double column pages 7S maps charts and diagrams printed In eoloraTThoa ands being atdd For territory apply to The History Company 723 Market AICSK A CO General Commlssioo Largest handlers of Raisins and Dried Fruits in the world Represented by direct broken in every city or thia Country 308 Ataxkec street BAJTK AND OrriCE KAILIWG STORE Fixtures etc in Irav Brass or Nickel Plate Wire Gates Shutters Window Guards and Wir Work of every description 8 if Wire Worha 889 Mlnslnr BKETFERT Brewers and Bottlers of the Celebrated Genuine Mlaenex and Culmbacher Export Lager Beer The Frederichalror Brewin Co Office 403 Market street a cor Fremont TJOHEKS HIhnIiOw Pressure Boners ot all kinds buUtaccordingtodrawmes or specinca Uons and Sheet Iran Worf executed at shortest notice Repairing Ioynlhan Altklns 311 313 Mission st BLAXK BOOKS Patent Baclcv Printers lithographers and General Stationers Fins Btamping and Kcgravlng Wedding Invitations specialty Crocker Co 13 219 Bash lit BOXES of an kinds on hand and made to ordec Agents steamer Crescent Cltv for Crescent Uty Redwood Cargoes sawed to order HoWu Wall Co314 T2Snerst CALIORAPH A1 REMINGTON TYPEWRITEB SDPPUE8 All kinds Fend for catalogues Sewing machine accessories wholesale and retaiL The Samuel mil Company 23 New Montgomery St under Grand HoteL 85i CHAMPA GJTE LIQtOES PommerfSec is Maroii Cognac Theo Lappes tienur Ina Arotnatique Outness1 Utoot and Baa Ala ii imported Whiskies VaUlam Wolff Company 327 and 329 Market street A ISOS AND CUKC TOs OBrien rorBsoas to SIACDONODOH ft 00 41 Market atreet San Frandsca CARRIAGES Bockboards name Mltiart Willow and Derby Carta Kensington and Chester Wagonst all in natural woods the latest novelties VF1LLEY ft CO 817 Montgomery D1 Greenberi Bter 128 Kearny stit Thurlow Bloclc DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE It stands at the head tha light running Uomea tlC KewUig Machlna Evans Genl A cent 29 Post street rtRtTOS ANT CnEMICALS Wholesaie mj uroggisis ana aianniacturenuft vuvuuuaiatu thannaceuQcai Preparations Beding ton Co 23 to 27 Secondst Ooffln Redlnatoa A Co 73 John at TBX GOODS Stocks Complete to An 7partranta Murphy Grant Co INE IMPORTED FRENCH GOATKXK3 1 for Rugs A Nichols Co 402 and 404 Battery st FINE ECROPEAN PAINTTNGS Fme Art Novelties Etchings Engravings etc Mirrors Picture Frames Moldings Wooden Mantels Pedestals etc 8 A Gump 681 683 Market st BURNISHING GOODS Mens Furnishloi Qoods Manufacturers and Importers Neustadter Brothers Marv Dann to city and county of San Fran cisco streets etc 1 Henry Casebolt to city and county of San Francisco same 1 Lyman Bridges to city and county of Ban Francisco same tl John McDonald to city and county of San Francisco same 1 Frederick Rauschkolb to city and county of San Francisco same SL Leopold Loupe et at to city and county of Ban Francisco same si Johnson to city and county of San Fran clscosame al Bibo et al to if Manning lot on line of Twenty seventh street SO feet of Douglass BUX114S1U Market an IrmL Int of Stsnyan street 100 474 1007 Richmond Villa Association to Maria Phullpn lot on line of A street 328 of eleventh avenue 25x100 9S5 Richmond VUla Association to Helen Smith lot on line of A street 676 of Eleventh avenue 25x100 930 srndlcaf Investment Comnanr to Maria Robinson lot on line of Allison street 150 feet of Hannah 628x120 10 Frederick Fillmore to John A Whelan lot on line of Masonic avenue 147 feet 8 of Waller street 4 150 6 3 to a point to beginning 6 Peter Lauln to James Laflin lot on NW corner of Fifth avenue and street 200x100 S10 George Fletcher to r3amuel Morton lot on WJ nneor rignteentn avenue i leetn ot mement street 50x120 10 Theodore Lampe to Ella Lampe lot on line of Waller street 1178 cf Bnchanan WoO xl20 also lot on line ot Page street 100 feet of Fillmore 44x15 gift Louis Landler to Mark Levy lot on line of Sanchez street 195 feet of Twenty third 8 65x 1176 10 Mark Lery to Loola Landler kit on line of Bn rhanan street 113 feet of butter 3 226x870 S550O Actoiilo sturla to Mary Boyle lot on Use of Middle street 1128N of FlncN 25x89 10 Knopf to Mary Buckhardt lot on line of Twenty cnt street 73 feet of Bryant 25x93 10 Knopf to Eugene 8 Gelsel lot on NE cor her of Bryant and Tweuty urst streets 73x93 fio Magdalene tu Knhlrt to Christina Tan Dora lot on line of Eiglith avenue 1214 of street 60xl20l00 ixmts LAQUier to iLaio isunpny on is jrae ot Jersey street 124 feet of NoeAV 22x114 10t Thomas OConnor to Stephen Gnnn lot on tine of Turk street 181E of lleroe Ei3xl376 ia Robert Shannon to George Lake lot on line of Fourth avenue 200 feet of Point Lobos N25x li20io jacoo ueyman to josepn esont lot on line or Twenty third street 100 feet Wof XoetiW 23x114 Uik ueorge umns to rrotestani jcpncopu uitrrcn of Caltrornia lot on 8 line of California street 889 Kof Stockton E844HxlOOi i JohU Tr Hope to Thomas WiMoore assigns io the amount of 34000 of tae estate of Delia Hope J5 I Fob 15 you can purchase a merchant taOor made three bntton Cutaway Suit made by a fttshionawe merchanir taUoT for f30 Original Misfit Clothing Parlors corner Post and Dupont streitsiDpeneTenlngi PROPOSALS FOB Furnishing Paper and Other Material FOR THE STATE PBIffTING OFPIOE Wednesday October 1 1890 At 12 IT for fnrnishlni paper and other material for the State Printing Office for the year beginning on the first Momiay In October 1890 and ending on the first Monday In October 1891 In qualities and quantities as per schedule to be furnished on application to the Superintendent of State Printing Bidders will furnish full samples with price per pound or per ream for the dinerent weights and also names of makers whose stock they peopose to supply Payments will be made In warrants upon the State Treasury Section 532 of the Political Code prcn ldes that No bids shall be considered unless accompanied by a certified check in the sum of two thonsand dollars gold coin payable to the Governor for the cse of the people of the State of California conditioned that If the bidder receives the award of the contract he win within thirty days enter into bonds in the sum of ted thousand dollars with two or more sureties to be approved by the Governor of the State that he will faithfully perform the condition of but contract All bids must be for the I nrnlshlng add delivery of the paper and materials at the State Printing Omce In the cltv of Swrammto that the State shall not be charged with any cost of transportation ot uejivery Section 3235 Political Code No supplies of any kind or character for the benefit of tne State or to be nnid for bv anv monev aonranrlfited or ta hn appropriated by the Mate manufactured or grown product of Mongolian labor shall be purchased by the officials for the State having the control of any public Institution under the control of the State or oi any county city ana county cuy or town thereof Bidders will understand that an of the paper of the dimensions of 30x41 80 lh book paper must bemrt In cases of about 6 reams each The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept all or any portion of Soy bid Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Paper and Material for the State Printing Office YOUNG Superintendent of StatePrtntlnz eacramento August 2L 1890 FURNITURE Parlor and Chamber Sets Elegant Wood Mantels and Hardwood Interiors Bank and Omce Fixtures Btctt Upholstery Draperlea eta TV Kreltns St Sons 634 536 Market GAS AND EXECTRIO EIGHT FIX tares The only manufacturers on the coast Thomas Day Co RAILItOAD TRATEL souxuEnH picmc oiirAkr tpicmo irrmt TraIoaIeaVemn4artduetarTfTCtai 8AN FBAXCIUCO vxkrt ifB0ir JCITT4 189ft xkarvw 3i 5aynrdarKucs and Ban ost aTia 9t4b ijLtZXlfzl i SsQOL M4rt ValiflflT Calittogi and HantaTiota iO0a Los Aoceles Express rresao Laiersieid Mojavs and East eh ttn BTgejeaK i BtSOANUea 82a Jose Stockton lone Sacramento Matts rilla OrorgHj and Bed BioS itelSi 4t5r IBtOOH4ynrdsNil tiiTermort 1 rOp Sacramento River Steamers wovrruywaroa JBuesaaaBaajosa tHfa 430r Seeond class fat Ogden East MAr rOe Sunset Roots AiUoUc Ex press1 Santa Barbara Los uigesAnungrc faeo NevOrleans andEast 4ter Martines Vallejo Callatoga at AiOOr Lathrop andstocktonT 101194 a4sa HS 4i30r Sacramento fc Ejuahrslaudz vfaDtrls ivi ltli 30p Niles and IlTgrmors A31 430pJilcjand8inJoeM letlSm OOiIljrrxrdj and Nile 7tag SxOOrCentnL Atlntio Express vripiiliri tHfWJ A1WHH aJW fl Prtifn 7i3a mentaMarmfie Boidlnr Portland Paget Sound East S1STA CBCZ D1T1S103 7ft5a Eieunrton Train to Santa Crux ttSHt 8ia8aNcimkC4nUrraieBanJosa Fctonv BottUer Creek and Santa Crta i IdSv fltUt Centarmie San Jose Alma dan Fctton Boulder Creek and SarucVuzllrj 4r3r CenterriDSaa Jose and Loa Gatoa and Saturday and Sundays to Santa Crm iS0i COAST PITISIOX Tklrd A Towaseaa Sta1 7iJa Baa Joaa Almadtn and Way tatlona w3 SsMy TiSOa Moatorey ind Santa Cna Sunday Eicttniw ISCUr BjSOaBco Jox Gilxoy TrerFiaoi PatraSaotaCrBZMoaterey iaciQe GrorvSahsas Sole dadSanMigiwlPasoEoUes and Santa Margarita Saa Luis Obispo and Principal Way Stitioni 64 1ST ltMaSanJoseandWayBtatIac 7r30f 13slr Cemetery Menlo Park and 1 Way Station ivviv KOt 2iSQr nei Monte Ltd Menlo Park San Jose Gilroy Pajaro Ca trorille Monterey tad Padfis GroTs llll3A 3tMrSan Jom Tree Pino Santa Cruz ealiiias MontereyJV tifieGroTeana Prlndpalway 8tattons 4i710t4 43 Menlo Park and Way Statlooa 7iSa 8 2pPinJcndWy6titioni tOA s30rMenk Park and Way SUtima bUi 1ll43pSn Jose and Prihcipal Way Stations tattSf AforMcndag for Afternoon Sundays excepted Saturdays only Sunday only Mondays exeepted SAC5ALFTO SAS BAFAEL SaS QUESTLX Tii WORTH PACIFIC COAST RAltBOjQv TIME TABLE COMMENCING MONDATTr 8EPTEMBEB 1 1890 and until further notice boats and trains wil ruo as follnws From SAN FRANCISCO for BATJSATJrrO sM SAN RAFAEL week days 930 11K a l30 325 433 6iiS rit lr Sondys a 00 1000 1130 it liSO From SAN FBANCISCO for MILL VAiLEY week days 930 1100 A ic 335iM Fit Sundays 80 10KK 1130 A 130 30 From SAN RAFAEL for 8A FBANCtSCO week days 610 745 90 Utl5a Jtj lao 320455 Sundays Srf 8 A Ct ISrfWltf l30 330 500r Extra trip on Saturday at 60 ru Fare twicfrit round trip From MILL VAIXEY for SAN FRANClSCa week days 755 lli05 a 2 8d56n Sundays S12 1010 1140 A 145 815 515 rx Fare 50 cents round trio From SAUSALITO for BAN FBANCISCO wees days 645 S15 10K3 A 1205 215405 undys 431040 A 1245 205 415 645 Extra trip on Saturdsyat 710 Far 25 cents round trln THROUGH TRAINS 1100 A 31 Daily Safordart and Sunday excepted from San Francisco for Caudero and later mediate stations Returning leaves Caxadero daily Sundays excepted at 645 a Jfc arriving la Ban Francisco 1235 130 PM BatardarsonlyfromSanFrandsco for Oazadero and tntermediate sutlon 800 A Jr Bandars oulr from 8an Francisco Tor Point Beyes and Intermediate sutlooa Katarn Irtei arrives hi San Francisco at 815 ft EXCURSION EATE Thirty day Eicurafon Round trip Ticket to and from all staUons at 25 per cent reduction from single uriffrrvte Friday toMooday Exetuxloo Ronnd trlpTtckete sold on Fridays and Saturdays good to return fot lowing Monday Camp Taylor 1 752 Tocatoma and Point Keyes 2 Tomalea 32 23 Howard as 50 Caiadero 4 Sunday Excursion Round trip Tickets good on day sold only Camp Taylor 1 SQi Tocaloma and Point Beyes 81 75 -STAGE CONNECTIONS Stages leave Cazadero daily except Monday for Stewarts Point Oualala Point Arena Coffeys Cove Navarro Mendocino City and all point on the North Const JNO COLEMAN LATHAM General 5lanaser Geu Pass and Tkt Agt General Oincet 331 Finer Street CE I Importers and WholesaU Healers in aU descriptions of Groceries Tillman Jt ItendeL FtON SHEETS BlacK and Galvanised att Sizes and lumbers Corrugated and Plain tot Koooag and biding Montacue Co LEATHER BELTING Dynamo Belting specialty Lacing and Rubber Belting Seal Cook Son 415 Market street LIQUOR Imported and Domestic Sole Agents for the flnest Imported and Domestu Liquors Sherwood Sherwood San Francisco Portland and Los Angeles LUMBER DEALERS Wholesale and Be tail Agents for the Del Norte Commercial Company Mm Depot for Curly Redwood Little Knowles Lumber Co 8 cor Mission and Main sts 1849 1890 AIN vTINCHESTEllj Manufacturer and Imiwrters of Harness Handles RrMlM Whips Saddieryware Leather Robes Blanketa etc 214216 218 and iM Battery street Cata logues innusneo SAN FBANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAUVWAY The Donahue Broad Gaute Route COMMENCING STJNDaY JTlix li 1890 and until turther notice boat and trains wOI leave from and arrive at the San Francisco Pa sencer Depot Market sUeet Whartaa follows FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR POINT TTBTA RON AND BAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS 740 920 1120 ajc 130 33060025 8UNDAVS 800 930 llUW a kTMO 830 5006151 FROM SAN RAFAEL FOB SAN FRANCISCO WEEK DAYS S50 800 930 1140 110 34a 505 u30 ir SUNDAi 9401110 A It 140 310 500 6i25 -FROM POINT TTBURON FOB 8AS TBJ3X CISCO i WEEK DATS 715 80 925 i vL 1205 205 45 530 tiOOt K- aua taw 740 a MjS0O A jr 740 AM 3 0 Fulton Windsor Uealdsbrg Litton Spj Cloverdate 1 and Way ntacions 1040 Aiti 850 am 725 net 605 PX Hoplaud and Uklatt Sonoma and Glen Ellen r2S nc 1090 am I 5t l7iiStxYsMrx NATTONAI ELECTRIC DETEXOP MEXT CO Electric Engineers and Contractors for complete 8team and electric rlaots of every description Central Stations and Isolated Plants for either A re or Incandescent Lighting Sole agents lor Maxlonai Transformer System 323 Market OILS New York Standard Lubricating Cora pound Cy under and Machinery Oils Grant Corundum Wheels Lords Boiler Compound Fla bcraper Packing Oil Cups etc Edward Read 16 Trst street PIANOS of the Leading Makers mctudtn Weber Estey and Emerson sold on install menu at cash prices Manufacturers of Churca Pipe Organs Sherman Clay A Co REGISTRATION General Election A Lti ELECTORS DESIBEfO TO VOTE AT il the general election to be held November 4 1890 must be registered regardless of any lire vious registration Registration for the general election to be held November 189owlll commence at the Office of the Registrar of Voters in the basement of the new City IlftU on Wednesday August 0 1890 and wm continue unta Monday October 131830 mduslve OJDcehounifrom9 AMtoB rtL The rpglstra tionof voter In the precincts win be held from October 14th to October 18th inclusive Tt Is not imperative to be registered at the sew aty HaU but it Is at the option of the voter to re gteter at new City nan orat IhPrecinct Boardv Br order of the Board of EJectton ComrniHloneri THOMAS 3 SM1LET Regiatrar Aaiut818flo PLUMBING Gas and Steam Fitting Complete assortment of Fine Plumbing Goods Agents lor the Durham System of Drainage Duffy Bros 122 124 sutterit EAL ESTATE Agents and Uenerai Atou ana uma Agents liaton Eldridge Cth 618 Market and 15 and If Fot rV TEAS Impotteis and Wholesale Dealers In China Japan and Indian Teas also cany foil tne Japan and China ITooritaitinj Me tried AT Brandenateln 118 and120 Market street VIENNA CbmblAationCard and ChessTables Onyx Cabinets Lamps and Tables fan lines Crockery Glassware aad Fancy Goods for sale i ilfW rynMignrnenta SchlossACoV 111 Battery street Ttf HISKIES Importers of Wines and Liquors Cutter Old Bourbon and By WhiAilii deeds UUiltnge Tunic ArvHbtaUnT Co 429 to 437 Jackson street WAtXi PAPERiAmerlcan and Forelga VTalt i A aper ana interior Ateceratigna ataaBiactar of Window fchade 1 atarket straea TVI KWS LllEBATUKK AVTMliraT iltri instruction are embodied In the WrrrKtr vuBuaitav a avi yesxpuBtaga lneroasov smjle eopie 6 ceow Stages connect at Paata Rosa for White Suiponr Springs and Mark Went Sprlnes at Geyservllla for Skaggs Springs at Ctoverdale for the Geysers at Hopiand for Illghland Sprlnvs Keiseyvine Lakeport and Bartlett Springs at tkiah for Vichy Springs Saratoga firrfngs Blue Lakes Upper Ike Lakeport WBCtts Cahto CarrBaPotter Valleyj Sherwood Valley Mendoclrio Gt yfHydes ville Eureka BooneriUe and Greenwood KxrniRsnW tickets from Saturdays Tto Mondaya To Petalum 81 60 to Sarrt Rosa zoj to tieaktsonrg oo uwm cree 13 60 to aoverdale 84 50 to Hopiand 5 70 to Uklah 80 75 toOuenwvUle 3 75 to Sonoma 81 50Glen ElIen8I 80 EXCURSION TICKETrt good for Sunday only To Fetaluma fl 00 to Santa Rosa 81 60 lnOnnAmtli tn IllAn tTllAtl SI Ofl HC WTIITIKO PETkXJiafcGEgSX Gen Manaser Gen Pass A Tkt Agt Ticket oiaces at lerry and 33 Montgomery at Trains Leave and AitIto at San rranclso Market street Ferry pjFTwccy is 800 am Fast exoreuTia Mo Ss45 at Uav Atlantic estpreas 10T ii Ticket OOice 650 Market tti Chrmtde Bulldmg Saulranctooo AM39a GcEeralPftssenser Agent mWMMM Optical Establishment Wx IP TOU HAVE DEraXriIVB ETES AND value them go to the Optical Instituta foryoot BpectaeleTand Eyegiaasea lt the only eataV spectacles ana jyes3aawsa liihmeut on this coast where they are raeasotsd onthorouga scientific principlee Lenses ground if necessary to correct aca parUcnlar cae tx visual defect where glasses are required toooon pllcated for as We guarantee oar fitting to eolutely perfect No other establishment can ess the same esiperiorfacEitiesaa an found her foe tha instrnmeuts and method used are my owa discoveries and lnTeotltns and are far In the lead of any uvw In use Satisfaction guaranteed 427 Attainy Street i27r lav Jtot Jprjefc the Xumlet JaSSSKrfSSE jiJiaiSWfeiicrJS SC i a8g3SSSse3SSfli gfeSf.