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TTri5llSr1 1 1r 11 jl 1J i TTxrnrrrrnnL luiiim Ft 1 fe i fe SA2T IFBAKCISCO CHRONICLER THUKSDAY JIHiT 5 794 THE NE PARTY BOSS ManyDemocrats Opposed to Hun Congressman Maguires Mn Mid Fncklpy Palling th Wires The Same OM Trick Played Oyer Ajram cast in the onpot direction On reach mg the land Duncan took oil bis coat and strain back to the boat bat eoatd see no mrn of Grant and it Is supposed that be jt entangled la tbo anchor rope which vrnrtir the bottom of tbe boat anil be i artchor drapged Jurn down About 9 cioce a party started to drag lor tbe bodr ACME CLOU fiACE9 A Successful Meet field In Alameda Tha fcvent Tbe field dar of tbe Acme Club of Oak land held st the Reliance Clubs grounds at Alameda yesterday was success al tDongh no recortls were broken Ordway care a pretty ezhiuition of trick ridine There was a long progrimme of biccle and foot races No serious accidents oc cprred durinz tbe day althongh there mere a number of minor ones such as for instance when Jarit Kitchen rode his machine fr the upper edge of a banked turn and had to be baurcu back feet first The Chinese race nas the most amuv inp event on the programme Fonr short haired Chinese rode a fvo mile rare in the remarkable time Of 6 23 2 5 and nearly killed tfcrnselves in the effort Charley one gave Woo tow a who lap hindi The action of Bos Popner in arrojratinj tQhinielf toe power to appoint a com mittee ol sere i to control tbe primary elections has caused a great deal of di satisfaction in the ranks of the local cap and bear him in two lips much to Democracy It i believed that the scheme was nspired bj Cue pj who while pre tending to be on hid terms with his od time partner and first lieutenart is in fact pulling the wires which govern Poppers actions It was a lavnrle po icy Of Buckley to apparently pose a I nieasu es and can didatcs until Lis wires were saiisfactonl laid and thn he voill heal tus Into line on ttie plea tbit the course was demanded the mtjorttv of the party That Popper is piavt ie into the hands of Buckle whtle preteiulm to opj ose 1 mi is apparent to ihe niost casual bserver The members of the zeneral committee Who are avowedly the frien is of Buckley and Kainey oted far the resoltu on i lar inj in Popper han Is the mwer to ii point a committee of seven to control tin pnmarv election Thi mi hue been a coincidence but the fo lower of iic ol I boses never votp on an important i rnK sition it volxinc the control of the part without receiving their instructions The opponent of Popner an I icL ev are in no plensant frjne of nd over the assumpt on of lade shi the roer 1 he regar I theprmm hi nj afreadv I een he ind won In the for tbe thai the ro pr plan is new one havinz en adoptel hv form managers of the partv and was newr Itnonn to fail The follower of Conjrre3man Masmre I third5 Ton i CDeb in the committee are simply wild ovei tl turn thai affairs hare laken llievk that 1 opper is serretl opi ose 1 to Ma gu re nuii as he will i tro the course of the majority of the pn i ar conun nee the see in Hon the buil 1 up of i strong opposition i la rente vo bitter are thej at the action of Boss per tnat some of them are tlireitenini to withdraw from the general onnn itee In the primirv committee telf tl ey see element that are stronilv iintagon tic to Majeure Its cha an nit rol a bly be A Uunie brother of ui pressman Thomas Clume who ha i been defeated in tl fth 1 str et vouil like to retrieve his ol tiril fori es rnnning for Coneress in the Fourth lis tnct at tbe next ection his is the district which iguue ni represents tne cause for he claim of i lit er fr iJs is apparent Sam eninnn who a friend pf both Uuckm aid bittel oppose I to Mignire I tl is no qnestion i ut be ll exert hi iti i nc with the new bos ts ajai ist the on grcssman tlie amusement of the xudience Ever hinee rode as if hi life depended on it for the whole eight laps and everv one of them was bidly tided at tbe end of the He Is the Champion Tennis Player Driscoll Proved Match an Easy An Immense Crowd Attends Final Event of the Great Tonrney the Following is a resume of the races and winners Bicycle races One mile novice race First heat irst incent second A win A A third IT Phillips time 2 44 second heal Hm Hutchin on A second leiti th Ij alnrd A i ne 2 42 2 5 I Third heat First Giiflith 1 second rolquohon 1 thi FredLrown A i time 3 Oft 2 Unal I hent rst tt Pett secoi Grif I tilii third olqui ci time 2 4015 Quarter mile da clan Fir theat rst Long Ol second Russell ishing 3 third mith timt 1 0 36 Second heat Mrst Wells second Tony rxlma third Destmoi Fina heat Deid heat between Lone and Wells time OJoS second trial Wells beat Long time 0 Jo 5 One ra le handicsp First heat First Bates a ioOrords econu fiilbcrt A 3ards tinrl Lemon Marls second heat first Bain A llard setot 1 A Tnicen 10 vard tl rd Brown A 115 vards lime I 11 1 5 Third heat iirst Pieikmai A 90 vards second incent 110 yards third rtfflth A 13 vrd time 2 1 i ourth la rst Dieckmaii A second Hmchtnson A A third A Jouts I I time 2 23 4 a test tirst Du ctmann second 0 eckiiann third or ffiths liT Two mtio CnincK rac Fir Chi rl Fong second Dos Wing third Je sack lira 23i Twvm le ass handicap First second fu sell Gushing mas Time 4 9 1 5 Hall mile club champ hip Mrst Tose fecond I cmrd hird trance Two mi ihampionship I race st A issen second 1 lert A thiTd Lund A 1 me 6 23 Sprints open 440 yard run First PWjtten baci vards second 0 Ml ler i 30 ards me 53 ih ard open handicap run First ytten bacn seraicn second Kan scratch third llynes 11 vards Time 0 2b lOOyard club ha dicap First heat Ntttenoach second I Will am on me 0 11 Second heat Arts second Hvnes Time 0 112 5 Final heat st 1 Wiuenbach second Hynes Time 0 10 4 5 Contrary to the most sanguine expectations Sam Hardy easily won the tennis championship from Thomas Driscpn at San hafael yesterday afternoon while prodnttiveof much enthusiasm the match was in 3 measure disappointing It was expected that Driscoll would still retain the belt and if not he would at least give his oppo int a hard rub But Hardv ran awavfrom him in three straight sets stopping for brief intervals of rest during which he either chinged his shirt or had some ice rubbed on the back of his neck DnscDll was in good form but he seemed nervous while in tlfe act of defending the championship and the agitation proved fatal to his nspint on tbe conclusion of the match which resulted in 60 62 61 the defeated champion gracefully acknowledged the snpenont of his opponent while tne friends of Mr Hardy rallied around his standard There was a tremendous amount of cheering at the conclusion of which Mr Vilberforc made a neat I ttle iw HARDY PACIFIC COAST CHAMPON THKATKHAL XlTl Amusemants SliU lining Largely Pit ronlreU The ile of seats for the Potter Bellew week at the Baldwin Tneater ope is th I mcrning with a large advance deman 1 fl rogramme Therese for Ion la i ind fuesda nialits In bociety by Dumas ednesda ind Thursda nisrl ts ine resoiutou uy wuicu i oiper as lM at lrdH matinee and Fr dav and maue ooss oi tne local Liniocric ine ring followed byhfa second 8 Ean Ijorn Hardy Arother 5nmner acted a bottle holder for tbe future champion who wore a confident smile as he sprang into the arena and started to warm up Amid breathless silence tbe play opened and Hardy by superior skill and coolness ran ont the set by a score of 6 a He kept Driscoll on the jump and bad the champion badly winded At tbe conclusion of the set the athletes were rushed into the dressing room where the seconds fanned them and rubbed them and administered ice water for fifteen minutes while the elif sat out in the sun and parboiled In the second set Hardy led off with three games then Driscoll won a couple but nis clever opponent soon ran the set out In the concluding set a bad refurn by Hardy gave Driscoll a game which was the last of the tournament so far as be was concerned The ret was easy for Hardv who showed but little fatigue when hoisted in the arms of his frantic fellows and earned Jo the scoring stand where Mr Wilberforce presented him with the silver trophy A PEINTERS DEATH 1AUL LEHNDORF SLA1S HIMSELF Despondent and Out of Work Letters Found but Io Money Paul Lehndorf said to be a printer committed suicide last night about 8 clock by shooting himself in the head while standing on the sidewalk in front of 42 Russ street Dr Morris Harvey was summoned and reached the man a few minutes before death occurred Mrs A Conway who resides at 42 Russ street stated thatsbe had been talking with the suicide just a few minutes before he killed himself and he expressed himself as being despondent She had parted from him on the walk and was entering her door when she was approached by a drunken fruit peddler who insisted on selling her some fruit The peddler became impertinent and she closed the door in his face A few minutes later she heard a shot and other neighbors state that two men ran away as soon as Lehndorf fell A box of cherries was left on the steps and as there was one pistol lying beside the sui cide and another in his pocket was at first suspected that murder had been com mitted Letters found in the dead man pocket make it certain that he took his own life One letter had been carefully prepared and the penmanship was much better than tbe average handwriting It read as follows After a verv deliberate considerat on I haye come to the final conclusion to terminate my existence by shuffling off tbts mortal co 1 and therefore use the means which will soon be come apparent Having no way of earning a livelihood and seemingly being an oosiacie REGATTA ON THE BAY Spirited Race Watched by Thousands Fourteen Entries but Six Withdraw A Whitehall Boat Is Capsized and Its Occupants Nearly Drowned The regatta on the bay yesterday under tbe auspices of the Fourth of Julr Committee was a success and a source of en tertainment for an immense throng of spectators As early as 12 clock people commenced to assemble on the seawall and groups occupied positions of vantage on the northern slope of Telegraph HilL There were many parties also who went off to ships anchored in the stream from which a fair view of the marine contest could be obtained A few minutes before the starting hour the tug Relief on which were the regatta comm ttee and a large number of invited quests steamed along the city front and past the starting point The tug as well as all the other craft presented a very pretty appearance by elaborate displays of bunting By 2 clock the hour announced for the start sections 1 2 and 3 of the seawall were literally black with spectator and the number was variously estimated at trom 4000 to 6000 The course officially laid ont was from a line running easterly from Fisherman wharf around Blossom rock to a stake boat anchored off the foot of Powell street thence to and around a stakeboat anchored off Fort po nt returning to a point off the foot of Powell street for the finish There was a good stiff breeze blowing but the conditions were not unfavorable for a sat isfactory racing contest The start was made promptly at 2 clock amid the cheering of the thousands as sembled on the seawall There were four teen Whitehall boats at the start but only eight went around the stakeboat and remained in the race the other six demon strating clearly after going a short distance that it was useless or them to remain in the contest Earlv in the race several ot the boats crowded forward and took leading positions which they held until the close The Stowart Menzies owned by Dave Crowley was exceptionally well handled and took the lead by several lengtns al most immediately after rounding the stake boat off Powell street Several times she took in some water but it was so inconsiderable as to be unnoticed by the skipper The Menzies gained stead BUrtTUiUg lo lite 1 IV 3 VI Ln ihu pnivita I I it rreat favor them and also end my misery by ily and held the lead all through the two thus acting Thanking my friends 10 an hour race coming in th ee minutes and tavors stiown me in tne past anu noping inai ten seconds ahead of the next com meeting of tee gpnenl comm tite 1 at Monday night is in itsoif a sibjro mnch aderse cr ticism among lie mo crats Prior to its aloi ti the rol of the district clubs were huoj ttonms by a camassutfc rummittee of lueee ted from each district uh These roi i it tees were supposed to remove all the stuflers from the rol Now tliev lave been practically snperaeded a rrimary time interest committee of seven four of whom or a At nco Grand Opera ho lse The maionty Will be control id by 0I per Rambler from Clare keejs up ti ecess and Buckley This im inty ma cam iss house has had since it opened under the rolls and str Le off or leuve si tne new man igement names as thev please ihtvnni il ore fhe Orpheum is lraw ng a large share aiunli nights Ch lr otte Cor lay Ol Lnvendar bus ine a large busi ness at the California Theater Next week Harngan will ut on The Leather latch one of Ins best product or of he Insl series Ja Pial I irle Tom Cabin is drawn ver well i ke 1 1 heater The ol I piece is received with the old move all primary electio i officers substitute others at therr lis tion To abso utelv control the i chinery of the party all tl it is necessary for the boses to do to isfy the political ambitions of these fo ir men and they hncamb ti is horw se it is fair to presume the mould not be in politics Tbe committee arc A Clun A Merle Thomas Heale Har ie A A atkins Japer McDonald ai A Fenton Clun a Buklc i man He was appo nte I nttonev of street commiion bj Buckle an I re ceived a large fee for in svrvices Ke is also a brother of the ex Conressm of tbe same name who ai the ce cbrated i dinner given to Buckler in New ork while tbe latter wis at the zenith of lis power eulogized the boss ani said hat all California woul I be proud to make bim her United fctaies benator A A atkins is in the employ of Montague Co is suppose 1 to hae railroad affiliation and is control ed politically by Pf ir A Merle is ail thing dealer I Thomas Heale isailerutv in treet Superintend en i Ackersou office Harnet was I irmerh a a mento policenm an I resigned frun ie force to enter the employ the boa Pacific Con parr as aien of tie acn mento Transportation Compan He is a candidate for Assessor Jasper McDonald is a capitalist and pays very little attention to politics If is understood that the new primary committee wili not takes or decisive ai ti until ss Buck ev returns to ihe utv from bis country res den itLnennor of the hulKla patro lage th a verv tertaining i rogramme The People i alacc has a clever and attractive bill for this week and is crowded The Mexican Band gives a concert to mgut in Metropolitan Hall for the benefit of the La 1 es xoc ety ot Chnstiar hant of the hpaniah Church 4 BtY glass oi ol to 51 Hmstreet quality lowest pr ces lui si tk tlT THI PORTRAIT COUPON July 5 1804 For sevi roapons of liferent dates and 91 rents rou htorsemtotn HB0iei kmiu ion dei artment a iaf ze i craroi ortralt ca i be irocurd end pnotojra i irom ricti to make wrt alt ard an returned loyouatie tnnu furtralt 4xl7 Incnes hi size Addres all orders SA FRANCISCO CHhO vlei ouun department tur Tim out bHOOOTlG CLAT PKl ONx Tosnsmrt of tK 41a ne4n mnty Sporttmenta Association The inanimate target tournament of the Alameda County orismen snc at on was held at Joe eves plaee on the Ala meda county road esterdi liiimlier of well known mud ssuieer exp rts were preienL Several gnod scores wero made The victors in each case were en titled to prizes of various desi tions The first event of tweot fix shots each excited great attention About twetiv fiye entries were recordrd 1 he i low ng were the best scores made arne 24 first pn A Vlebb 3 second prize Wetmore 21 third prize Har den20fourjh prize icurieber IS th prize Donaldson 18 sixth prze Spragne 16 seventh prize Borland 16 eighth prize Newton 14 ninth prize The first prize of the second event of ten shots each was carries off lv Harden with a score of nine 1 he tern id and third prizes will be divided between Bprague Webb and Humphrey each coring eight saucers The prizes for th third event will be divided by Vetmore Adams and Welh each scorm nine In the fourth eent Stuart and Schneider divide the brst prize with a tie score of nine ami Morton and Crowell divide the seeo id pr ze each having a score of eight to his credit DKOTrHbD AX IJhtVcDK George Grant Iose II1 tf by the OYrturnluc ttt a Kojt George Grant a foreman i arpenter residing at 206 Seventh street this xitv was drowned at 5 oclock yesterday morning at Point UeVredere He an I his son in law James Duncan were fishingm a small skiff a few feet from shore Tiier attempted to turn the boat when it was canxhtinaneddyandfivenoriieii Dan tan was thrown out toward the shore which rtsched in safety Grant was OUR COUNTRY lnl Our Nelghbori BOOK NO 12 COPPON Vo 0 Xumljers iiiml lis REDOBHRtfGi 7COCPOV ibesams er ei aad i dil nt im together wlin ll us nl voa eeise Jnha biotiirJ i ijtifoo a i aoiograpns oi OUR COUNTRY And Our xioirhbori Address all ordn hAV RACISCa rilKONit I on i Henar ment speech end ban led over the silver cup to the victor The oung man was thus proclaimed chan pion of the lacihe States Lawn Tenns Vssoc at on for the ensu ng year or until some otner phenom wrests the laurels from oathfil brow Of course there was a rand rush to grasp the hand of the new chan on who mmediateh became the center of attraction until rushed off 10 tl dress ng room A few ehosen fr ends were admitted ta those sacred precincts while Mr Hardv seconds were lbbing inm down It seems that hero worsh obtains in tenuis as well as in other kinils of sport and the friends of the champion were eager to secure mementoes of the great struggle But Horatio Charles shman the waiter who used to be a docor ot on the ground floor so to speak Horat Charles was present when wi Img hands disrobed the nner nnd sith an ee to the future Mr Ashman lost no time in confiscating the black lis thread hoe wh ch the champ 1 ad worn during that thrill ng eniraeen ent i hit Ho atio Charles experts to do with this valuable trophy is not known but he seemed to prize it very hihl He circulated ahout the grounds with the precious package caref ill stowed in his inside por et eh ting his treasure to those nterested in ich matters Per haps the tenn I lb ma some day offer a prem ni for the hose ccorling to procramme there shou have been consolation doubles in the morning hut Fourth of July baseball game somewhere down the valley proved a st nnzer attnction than consolations with the res It that the tennis court was deserted unt I the event of the season took ire in the afternoon Thou the ltrh was not scheduled to tike place unt 1 30 0 clock the stands besri i to till up nearly an hour in advance of thst time The early comers id tieir pick of tl se its on the snad de of the court where accommodations were soon at a premnm It was intensely hot on tbe outside but rather than miss the sport the late arrivals took up positions in tl sun at the imminent risk of heir complexions Nearlj even bidj from the te was on hand bv the time the match opene I ind the gathering presented a gay scene wealth and fashion A ew my enem es will find ample time for repent ai ce I remain i ours in eternity My ove and best wisnes to my best and truest friend who will please keep my grave green Another letter evidently recently and burr ed written contained the follow ng Iulv4 194 ify last letter Take warning dear eaiers from the sad termmat on of this affa a Jon enter Into sim lar comp ica inswithnit the positive means of extr cat ipg vourelf I i ot tnist a woman but forgive her tor her wrongs as she is weak unreliable and no i repons ble for the injuries she does unto others Outsiders who have interfered in tl case wi 1 have ample time to reflect and repynt the unjust act ons The wounds inflicted by the treacherous daT of upid cannot be healed by the powers pet uasion applied by nnknown mankind sfy life from beginning to end has been quite an adventurous one therefore the tragic capping of the Climax seems to me quite natural 42 iss street Another letter was found addressed to the deceased and written by a cousin A King of Denver Col The writer con dole I with Lehndorf because of his failure to secure work No money was found upon his person CBICKfcT ACROSS THE BAT The British Slercantlle Marine Defeated by an Alameda Eleven The sailor boys of the British mercan tile mar re now in port celebrated yesterday by a picnic and cricket match at the ameda grounds They played a second eleven of Alameda in the afternoon The locals went in first and made 96 runs Halton Severs and Ward Sr most of the batting and Mason the bowling The saiors showed the want of practice and did very httle against the bowling of ard Sr and Severs who dis posed of thra in the first inning for 32 runs and 4S in the seGOnd Peel proved himself quite a good batsman in the sec cricket Roberts also made 16 in the same inning lnciuaing two nves anu a lour petitor Ihe Star owned bv Morr Behan was second tbe Colonel Dan irns owned by Hawtins was third the Senator Fair owned bv ill Clark was fourth and tbe Mar Bulger ow led by Thomas Murray wai fifth The remaining three were some ance in the rear and were practically out the contest as far as re sul wen1 affectPd From the me tl Menz es crossed the home line to the arr al of the Bulger at that point nine nutes and twenty five seconds elapsed Ihe fctar and Colonel Dan rJcrns made a verv cloe contest the former only beating the latter fifteen secondi Iwice during the race the Burns led the taratr fle tvt the latter regained the lead each i The benator Fair was four minutes behind tbe Dar Burns and tbe Martin Bulger was two minutes later The race is sp nted from first to last and considering the stiff breeze all the boats were well managed Shortly after the start and while the bosts were off Section of the seawall Tom Crowley and three men in the white hall Chief Crowley wete capsized into the bay by a sudden ist of wind The steam tug Governor lerk ns wh ch was follow ing tbe race with a crowd of spectators on board steamed up quickly and rescued the men Two of them were in an ex hausteM condit on but were revived shortly after beine aced on the tug Several of the other boats which with drew from tl race were partially filled with water and tne occupants drenched The fishermen also I ai a nee between several of their best bo its off Fishermen wharf during the afternoon There were also several rowing coitests off Long Bridge and near the Union Iron orks both of which attracted considerable at tention in the respective localities amcEixAjfEocs Its Pure and Sure It is a great thing to have a perfectly pure and wholesome baking powderf the ingredients of which are plainly printed on every label so that any one may know what he is eating Such is Clevelands Superior Baking Powder it isure It is a great thing when a loaf of cake or a pan of biscuit is put into the right sort of an oven to be always sure that it will come out just light Such is the case every time if you use Clevelands Superior Baking Powder it is sure Clevelands BakingPowder Pure and Sure crmM mwws School SHOES After the Fourth comes school The Russet is ahead of all for school wear it always looks nice But if you want other kinds we hare them a whole Factorys stock to choose from Not only School Shoes but our entire stock all 50 to 70 per cent below Retail Pnee Come with your girls and boys to day nana wt ni Pointers on Dog Collars THE THISTLE CLUB Roberts CUT 1H1S OUT iJD WINTER EXPOSITION THI golde 3Tat July 5 189 BookB and Noav Ready Send or hrlng cven Coinon ifdlfri dales together rit 1 cum for each boric and get THK rilR IMUTI OLOP IKWs Ot 1H MUiWIN TRB 1 JCPOSITIOV A1T ta U0Lj PiTATa Address aJordssux Fnxtciaco Cbhoi id nnpon tieiiartmentV LU If flffifi MB WILBSarORCS HAVPS HARDV THK CTP CCT TUls OUT FAMOUS PAINTINGS OK THK WOULD BOOK No COUPON 18 ursrenn rtRtMj rv 7 cocfot tse same series anttot dhlsreit naraoeriti rtheevrtu i voa wilt ruseia Fa tfous Hiftir4nr tho Vord Ad trass all orders AK RNCtAj3 CHlOMeXr Mifjon lirtmia CfcT THIS OUT MJai OiUPJN HABUONIZKT JtKLODILS Julr 3 IS04 Fend or Mint anren aiwiM of different 0 11 together with I cents una HAH UUMZfcD 31ELO01K ju boas ana Mai lads Including the He uu old an las I th Sew Kir Addrts aU orders Ha aAXCXu CbsoXiclb iLeassm Department house veranda and drink lemonade with a raspberry in it bnt they were sadly in the minority Lnder the personal supervision of Mr Wilberforce who has entirely recovered from his late indisposition the most ex traordmary preparations were made for the event First the services ot eight linemen ere enlisted to sit at the sides and ends oKhe court to passjndgment on ba is and strikes and stolen bases The linemen had to have seats so Horatio Charles Ashman was set to carrying chairs in the hot sun nntii his bang was in great danger ol wilting Several large lumps of ice were brought down from the hotel together with a con pie of bed lounge on which the weary athletes could recline between the acts These cots were Tjlacerf in the dressing room the door of which was locked to keep the rabble ont and also to prevent interested parties from tampering with theicewater Too much precaution ean not be taken in guarding an athlete on the eve 01 a terrinc struggle ana Mr tviiDer forre is to be commended for his foresight As the supreme moment drew near the multitude swelled to such proportions that extra chairs and benches had to be placed mong the ends of the court and even then there were several hundred people standing Tbe excitement rapidly lose to fever best as Driscoll entered the Gathering and Games at Shell Blonnd Testerday The interruption of transit by ferry and fhe gime went to lameda by an inning local trains mater ally interfered with I the attenaance at tne iwemn granei an I nual gathering and games of the Scott sh Thistle Club at hell Mound Park yester day About 2000 persons were present The cash receipts were only about 1000 and the affair will probably result in a de fac this season The day was all that could be desired Royal Chief Oeorge Miller with the other officers of the club were attentive to the guests and in the tent characteristic Thistle Club hospitality was dispensed The center of attraction however was the arena in which the athletic sports and games took place The games commenced at 10 a and continued all dav There was a grand rush for street car accommodations after the picnic as only one line of cable cars connects Shell I Mound Park with the creek ferry boats The distribat on of prizes will take place at Laurel Hall Shield building on Friday evening the 13th inst Rosenthal Feder Co WHOLESALE SHOE MANUFACTURERS 581 583 MARKET ST Open till 8PM NEAR SECOND cDsSSSSs ON TIME and 16 runs The scores ALAMEDA SECOND ELEVEN ard Sr 1 Roberts vers run out cisrK McUav Halton not it Iwi 1 Mason ll Bran Mason Tiedemann 1 Mason Bird Roberts Mason Chambers Gray Mason Burton Roberts Shepard Fell Mason Extras Total MERCAVTTLE MARINE FIRST IWIN0 McLean Tietfemann ard Sr Crawford Bird Vi ard A Whiteside and evers Roberts st Lewis Ward Sr Re Fell Severs Reel Severs ardr Fiercy run out Mason Bird Severs Gray notoot Smith Beyers Ward Sr Trumbull Clark Severs Extras ToUl BECOVP TWINS Gray Ward Sr Plercv Bryan WardSr Smith run out McLean Ward Sr Roberts Severs Peel not out Mason ard Sr Trumbull Ward Sr Rev Fell Severs Ward Br Whiteside Ward Crawford and Clark Extras Total second Inning Tout first inning 32 I LOCAL NEWS OTKS The preparatory classes of St Ignatiaa Col 0 lege will open for the fall terra to morrow 0 The higher classes will not open until August 1 I Hiram James who was serving a ten 3 months sentence in the County Jail for tor 16 gerv and whose time does not expire until lb I next ovember mide is escape veterday 1 morning He had been sent outside to sweep 5 the sidewalks 0 I Some person umnown yesterday fired a shot 3 through the fr nt door of Mrs Taylor resi 1 dence at 7utt Stockton street the bullet shat 3 tertng a large lootingglass ine Dunei thlrtj etgnt canoer Police Station was taken to tbe old GARviEKCoared white and blue XX table claret 25c a gallon at al i srocerv Ask your grocer for redwhite and blue table claret qtaSldo 10c each Deposit for empties Rep white and blue registered trademark i arnler Co wines All br aixl arocenea Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair stfSvH ess a ZZ irY 1 During our 25 to 50 per cent REDUCTION SaLE of FURNITURE To make room for new goods you can buy cheaper here than elsewhere for cash To be ON TIME youll hare to hurry 3 pc solid oak Hotel Suit elab til oratelycarved bevel glass 17x30 lJIJiVJU 7 pc Solid Oak Bedroom Suit Cf French bevel glass UC1J 7 pc Solid Oak Cheval Bedroom QC AA Suit French bevel plate aJiJJ First class Upright Folding Qrt CQ All other goods reduced in 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OH and hypophosphltes This acts immediately upon the Lungs and makes new tissue there Physicians the world over endorse it Dont be deceiied by Substitutes snared by Soott 4 Bosnia VII DroezieM HAVING closed out some of my country stores I offer to the public for Ninety days well selected WOOLENS from which fttgnmrt I will make UITS to onuHB at a genuine reduction of 40 The public will do wU to take ainwisgt ef these bargains at JoePoheimsTheTailor 203 Montgomery Street 724 Market Street 110 and 1112 Market Street SAN FBAKC1SCO 485 Fourteenth Street SCltWT TiTiTnif iliri if dmmiit mMmrn 1 TffT SfcNEY STHS VERT BEST OWE TO EXAahTB 1 TOOT eye anil Ol tuem ay isuc vs rlasses with Instruments ot bis own invention whose superiority has not beea equaled My soo ceu has doe to tie merits of my work Offle Hours 12 to 4 Rupture Positively SO FAT UNTIL CURED DB ANTH0FT8 HEBSIA CUBE Sixth Floor Chronicle Bnlldc 8F WEAKNESS of MEN Quickly iTunralt Fflrww fowl BY A NEW PEBFECTED BCitarurio method 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