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10 J3A3ST FRAK CISCO OHEON10LE THUBSDAY lXEC tiBEK 18 lb hockey Kidd Is Seriously fiyurei iv GalindOrPuts Up a Queer FaT0rit8HaT the Worst oftt and the Books Get All the Th monotony of mni racet at the Bay District track relieved Yesterday by short course sUeplechftM which was full ot Incident The conditions were for rnaidene over the sticks FItb started bat onlvthree finished The Coon rid den by Kidd and Currency ridden by Stanford fall after clearing the third hurdle Stanford Jell dear bat Kidd was picked up In bad way The Coon collapsed In front after taking the jump and Kidd went orer his Lead As he lay burled the roud the horse struck him with his shoulder and then rolled oyer hinf The boy was dug ooi and carried unconscious to the paddock where it was found that two ribs were aiove Jn He was removed later to the hospital where he will lie for weeks Stanford escaped unhurt The race was a queer one St Brandon who opened at 6 to 6 and receded unsupported to 3 ttfl had it an to himselt Gahndo the Mexican jockey rode a Til lsinous race on the ddds on farorite April He held the horses head in his lap all the way and seemed to be trying to throw him down at every Jump Oalindo made a bluff for the Judges when he was quite sure he was hopelessly beatea and It went After the race April was plentifully bespotted with spur marks high on the shoulders but there was only one mark back of the saddle girth He was pulled to a certainty St Brandon was out to win although he was unbacked and with April dead North held safe and the other two dowji he had an easy time of it The opening event the impromptu selling affair which closed in the morning looked like a gift for Sligo with Felix Carr up but he was not supported with spy great degree ot rehemence Nick Haifa Korlee caught the wire play being backed down from 2 to I to 7 to 5tnd going to the post 05 tqual terms with Slieo Off second Red Bird struggled to the front at the three quarters and losing his company in the slonsh won as he pleased by bat a doxen lengths Sligo was a pum pcd 1 out second fire lengths before uoia unst who headed oot Silver State for the show money The second race six furlongs selling wss an open betting proposition Four of the fire starters were conceded a choice Normandie was howerer the hot thing and was backed down from 3 to 1 to 2 to 1 while George Smith receded from 7 to 5 to 2 to and Realization from 2W to 3 George Smith simply romped away from his company winning in a big gallop by three lengths Realization held the place throughout and Bob Isom had to ride hard to beat the extreme outsider Carmel for third place Lawyer on the strength of a good third the last time out was made farorite in th third race but Carr pushed Adolph to the front in the first quarter and clinched the race right there Adolph won by five lengths from Modesto who beat Lawyer by a stones throw for the place Sue Abbott and Nipper took a dive into the mud at the one sixteenth pole smothering Charley Weber and Nobel who rode them Charles A was an odds on cinch in the last race but the imported two vear old Vigor skillfully steered by Earl Cochran got the money Vigor went away with the track and nothing got to him The farorite would not hare got the place had hot Grandee stumbled in the middle part of the race Wandering Nun was third and the well played St Cecilia filly wound up a bad last Entries for To Day The adjustment of weights in the six furlong handicap the best race provided for to day was well calculated to keep the cood horses in the stable and the Tace trees to the dogs Tartarian is well in at 107 pounds with nothing about him that seems able to make him stop The other four races are under selling conditions Following are the entries nitsT eacz thkekjcaktees or a mils two TIAE OIJD8 SELLING Index Weight 181 Hueneme 105 MotlleXing 103 181 MlssKuth 93 18B LoBghaore 106 isn nnord a 96 TJmma 102 SECOMX KAOt nTX nGHTHS Or a MILE SELLIXG 113 102 95 101 107 104 101 104 93 KILS track Yet the ofScial handicapper lets bim in at 107 pounds while he asks Vassal and Senator Irby three year olds to carry US and 115 pounds respectively Adolph the four year old gelding who won race yesterday wttn consummate ease is a half brother to The Butterflies the winner ot this years Futurity James Bowe is expected in San Francisco toiar orio morrow witlr the crack light weight focker of the East Harry urunn rows wm enter upon jus amies as presiding judge immediately upon his arrival i It would do no harm If hereafter the entry of Pescador was thrown out To make any horse the object of the official coddling that seems necessary in Pesca dors case it an in Justice to the other horses that may be engaged with him In a race Corriganis bent on making the Hawthorne stallion stakes one of the best twc year old events of the season of 1897 He Lai talked it up industriously since his arrival in Ban Francisco Entries for stallions close January 1st and at least twenty five nominations from this State alone will be made iTIA nnnT7nTm nninnfl same purpose strongly advise salt baths 1 fK A children as touur even as years 1 1 llLi I LUU 1 11QU If NewEeofulationsfoiBbnded Warehouses Curtailnient of Favora for Manufacturers These baths should be followed by a brisk Ounces ol prevention were suggested iot many of the ailments and morbid condition of young children The mothers were to interested tnat taey taisea Ana were talked to until late in the afternoon Delsarteism will bo the topic of the next meetings discussion The co opera tton of mother and teacher which will thus bo maintained Is thought by the promoters of the dab to be essential to the more complete success ot the kindergarten system It is hoped that similar mothers clubs will be formed in connection with othen kindergarten schools in the city The next meeting of the Natnaniel Gray Kindergarten Mothers Club will beheld on tie second Thursday in January Secretary Carlisle Preparing Bales Made JTecesjaryibytlie New Tariff Law THE CITY HALL DOME CHaHGES made its its plan of COKSTBUCTION Quarters for the fire Alarm and Police Telegraph Serrice Changes in the plan for the construction of the dome ol the new City Hall were made by the Commissioners yesterday with the consent of the contractors The main change is putting in a floor and windows to furnish accommodations for thefire alarm and police telegraph service The report of the architect which was adopted is as follows As Instructed by your body I have conferred with the contractors ot the dome of the hew City Hall In relation to changes suggested In the covering of some parts and the proposed provisions tor the proper installation at the seat of the dome of the fire alarm station The result ot said conference Is as follows Tha contractors agree in case jour body decides to abolish the electroplated steel elates And cast iron ornamental wora of the upper rdome as now specified to provide as a sabatl tnie tne following First The steel structural work or tramp of the dome proper to be entirely incased with fireproof terra cotta Second The structural work of the ball surmounting the dome to be Incased In sheet iron Third The entire surface ot the above In I cmainj in ornamental tids creatines ana window architraves complete to be covered and formed of heavy sheet copper eighteen and twenty two ounces to the foot Fourth The fireproof floor constructed below the seat ot the dome 200 feet from the street level comprising eight rooms ten feet high with twenty four window openings taking in the entire outer circumference of the dome at that level Fifth Twenty lour window openings above the feat ot the dome Sixth Twelve window openings at the line of the top of the second order Seventh An elevator frame from the top of the inner dome to the top ol the main dome Provision will be made for the placing at an time in the future If desired by the city of floors at the various levels which are marked by window openings thereby making it possible to utilize every portion ot the entire structure from the rotunda floor tcitha top ot the dome I have also through a studied distribution of the brick work of the dome economized In material sufficient to provide at the line of the base of the second order an exterior gallery floor of patent lights six feet wide 270 feet in circumference which will illuminate with a flow of sunlight the inner proposed glass dome of the lower rotunda affording to that portion of the building a cheerfulness which could notbe otherwise obtained That your body may appreciate the exact conditions regulating the above changes I deem it necessary to state through the presentation of some figures the manner in which said conclusions have been reached The original estimates presented by the several bidders to this Commission for the covering of the dome were as follows The electro piatec work 17500 The eastiron work 10000 The eteel plates 6000 Taking these figures as a basis I have estimated the value of the work proposed to be substituted tor the above as follows Terra cotta filling Sheet copper covering Fire alarm station floor with necessary openings Thirty six window openings elevator frame and provision for floor as above mentioned 4000 Making almost a balance with figures of original estimates viz 33000 Notwithstanding the fact of the approximate balance In the estimated value of the different characters of work 1 feel that the change with the addition proposed without extra cost to tne city will oe advantageous not only from a standpoint of good construction but also from a point of interior utility and the facility afforded in enhancing the exterior design Respectfully fank shia 1000 24000 4000 The text of a circular about to be Issued by the Secretary of the Treasury was re ceived at the Custom house yesterday The circular will contain the hew regula tions relating to the establishment of bond ed manufacturing warehouses which have been made necessary by the adoption of the Wilson tariff bill They will take the place of all existing regulations upon the subject A lares number of important changes have been made that will be ot Interest to manufacturers and the owners of banded warehouses The new regulations provide that ware houses of the class referred to shall con sist of an entire building which shall in no case be adjacent to a building la which any similar business is conducted They can only be established at customs ports and shall be used exclusively for the pur pose for which they are bonded All arti cles manufactured in whole or in part of imported materials or of materials sub ject to internal revenue tax and intended for exportation without being charged with autr must be maae ana manu Lf actured in such warehouses The manufacturer must give satisfactory bonds for the faithful observance of all the provisions of the law and regulations prescribed bv the Secretary of the Treasury The latter will not permit the establishment of a warehouse until the application is approved by the fire underwriters of the Dort showihe it to be in first class condition also by the Collector oi tne fort Before commencing business the manufacturer must file with the Secretary of the Treasury a list of all the articles intended to be manufactured in such warehouse and state the names and quantities oi tne autiaDie or taxaoie materials or in gredients to be used therein Every bonded manufacturing warehouse shall have a portion thereof properlyproperly separated from the remainder of the premises and secured by customs locks Such compartment shall be used exclusively for the storage of ail imported merchandise and domestic spirits or other materials subject to internal revenue tax transferred into such warehouse for manufacture A like compartment shall be provided for the storage of merchandise or articles put up for export The premises shall be so secured as to prevent any person having access thereto in the absence of the customs officer in charge and the contents of the warehouse must be so arranged as to pive fill practicable convenience to the customs officers The transfer or removal of imported materials subject to duty into such bonded manufacturing warehouses is to be allowed only in the original packages and for the purpose of manufacturing articles intended for exportation Hereafter such imported articles may be transferred from on shipboard direct to the manufacturing warehouse only in cases where it may be practicable to nse the importing vessel as a warehouse In case such dutiable goods are brought into port coastwise or by transportation in bond the same must be taken possession of by the Collector and shall be rewarehoused The changes made by the new regna tions are to enable the Government to seep a more perfect check upon the manufacturing warehouses Many of the privileges heretofore enjoyed by the manufacturers will now be denied The new rules will not please the manufacturers but will probably save the Government large losses by preventing a repetition of the frauds which have been going on for years in some of the bonded warehouses litISA ARR1VAU OBAD HOTKL Hawk Sacrament Jones Bed Bin KVRInV do JCDar do UeiUster Coartland stacey Baa Jose Mrs Farnsworth rtycmS A Peltier da ebbroo Salinas 1 Flaneyan Bene WSThacter Portland UF lAughboronch KWHooutev do Hanson California A Wheeler do Dixon Soioma JGrrn da KDlIlmATKUS Monidii do XKCarraUeroanJet do WEntce Chicago Field San Jose 3 Steele Collet City Klnrn Uxrt tn Prior Hartford Parker Bedwd A Lr Mart Bacramto Sanders A Cat A Henderson Winters Walker Fresno Jenkins wVU KJCahllLSan JUrtlB OUatwAw Ban Juan Bnmbley ft On Thompson do WUlonghby wCat il FawerTvisaUa CHGlelowdtw do PALACE HOTSIr IT RttTenal HAktim 1c Klrni rhf tazo Stryker PhUadelpa KKBtiestlniw JOJwanke OK SrfertwColnmbns Sanderson city 8 Sternberg New York A BowdenwSanJce A Oppenhelmer do II Coleman A wf city A tlrett Awl Troy MS inert si Miss AClnett do Sol Hlrtch Portland Ml CluetL Jo Sanfbrd Ulnch do GEOoodmaaJrAwjrara A Hicks Arizona Daly wf Ventnra BALDWIN HOTEL Benedict Portland WPBartlett St Helena nartia Berkeley Meyer fre no Lim Kan a fraath Alameda Mackev Fort Scott Savage an Bafaet A Koff Port Costa Slmya Sacramento r1 Montgomery OWo TA vr enock no UeDevttt iJarrsTlile GQpdelL Stockton A Archibald Vlrglaa Dr Maclar Fetalsma Snyder Baltimore A Bice Santa Crus Cunningham Cat Dr A Forrest do Thomas Arlxnnm A Blair Philadelphia Arm a A EL Wbltmore Battle Mt A Aitaen Iioa Ancles BEBTHS WASSMASN In this city December 6 the wife of Harry Wasstnann ot a daazbter WESTI2T In this city December It the wife Of Charles A Weitln of a daughter POMEBOY In this eltrDcmber 1 the wife of Mara romeroyxi a son GOLDSMITH this city December 12 the wife of Qerson Goldsmith era sen DAVISON In this city December It the wife of a itarison oi a aaognier EONESTKLL ln San Mateo December 9 the wife of Robert Gray Bonesteu or a danahter CHUTE In San Jose December It the wife of chute or a son Lottie 187 Mutineer Sweet Alice I78 Clacquer 193 iGold Bugs 76VHal risherrf 187 Vulcan i 78 Conde i 19o Bed Birdivii THUD XACB THaXtHniaKTXRS OV UUfBICAP 184 Dr Stevens 107 185 Tartarian 107 Hi Polaski 96 175 Qulrt 94 190 TalbotCliftoiu 88 rOCXTH XACX OKI XIII SEIirKG Imported Percy 92 188 Jack RlcheUeu i 94 177 EttthttslastU 89 195 Koyat Flush 92 182 Sir Beel i 102 nrra BJCK osx jmx eaiinta 19 Pescadorvwi 104 leO HyDy 95 194 Whttestone lur 194 Eli Kendlg 95 19lJlayDayii 93 187 Kormandle 86 KIDD AX ILL STARRED TOUTH He Is Severely Id ured for thei Third TlmoTrack Gossip Charley Kiadv the steeplechase Jockey whowasMrIousJyIniuredBsterd bright iacedEngllsh youth who has had more than his share of ilWuct1 since his arrllsantoyrfthiwyean agoJ lie camo over witn tne veterans Jockey TomHarcastle7lwhttwas killed in a Jumpmgiace kt HawtabrnfeKldds first wbrk in rxhis2cufltrywaa xiding and schooling nnipers iorfTiyloi Caldwell He iltbokt his Srst riMottniftoaVsivgreetf jumper named rLelandat GarfieldPark and in that race he gave an exhibition of stoicism that is probably srithdatiparsTlel In America ieland ifellvatiths third inmn and throwine the DOT rolled over hlmi iKidd held fast to theiJreinavTe 1 mounted and finhhtd out the race AVhen he came back to the Judges bist face was the color ox asnes ne aumountea ana fell in a faint in the scalesroom Upon examihation itwas found that his collar bone was broken fTtne coy rptn two months in the hospiul and a few months after his recovery was thrown at Haw thnrhas while steering another green inmperaidiaustsiuediSiracturethe Kidtt has always borne aTOodtrepnttion and is tv worthy subject lor charitable consideration oinoreenieEkr vv Tin finro ltlttn nd finds listbia mare Norlee bASitost hixn ifully I 10030 Uti has always backed her At the wrong time ana saa vzt on her a tIme3J5rst Chance has hkf Wise uevuu Tr Ti 4n vnin Tartarmn is about the list handicap horsevat six jfnrlotiw jnd nfldernow stablsdat thaBay j5lstxict Only One Chans Cars At the beginnine of next week the Great Northern Railway will establish through tourist and first class sieepinc tar service from Portland to 6t Paul via Spokane and the Oregon Kail way and Navigation Companys route Under thirrahgement passengers from California will have to change cars only at Portland Melodious Harmonies Beady To Day Bring five coupons ot different dates and 25 cents to the Chkoiticlx office and zet Melodious Harmonies a collection of 350 gems of music for piano and organ 1 euitea ana arransea oy unaries uiaxe THE MOIUEES CLUB Dr Kate Howard Speaas at the Na thaniel Gray Kindergarten Some twenty mothers of young children met yesterday afternoon at the Nathaniel Gray Kindergarten on Union street to discuss child hygiene The ladies call themselves The Mothers Club the meeting yesterday being the first held since their oraanization about two weeks ago llr Kate Howard was asked to address the mothers after the preliminary business session was concluded She spoke on pure air diseases of cbildrenand their prevention and upon the general physical welfare of the little people From time to time the mothers asked questions add Dr Howard unraveled some of the knotty problems with which the modern mother has to struggle Children should not be bundled up tha speaker said They should not be kept too near the fire and they should be allowed plenty ot out door exercise If these things were looked to colds and citarrh would be less common For the Marriages LARS EN PETFRSflV Tn this ettT December oy Kev i a Henry Hans iAen to josie eierson ootnotmiscur GBEE3C KINNELL In this city December 12 oy Kev ti a Henry JonaK ureen to Manan Kinnell both of this city PETFRSEK VASSELKB In this city December 11 by Rev if Bnehler Hani Petersen torneaa vasseier MAHLEP BOXHAM Jnthlsclly December 6 by Bev Buehler Henry Mahler to Eve use connam XtlSCKLLAXIIOCS ionalalaiicIfiMior j5Nkni Whose name was Whits But die dldnt Ifte work So her home was a sight Till one day I showed her What GOLD BUST would do Then she qtic cleaned her house And now keeps It clean too ir5 GOLD DUST Washing Powder 8 ehonld vsei in ererr home in the Bland Try it in yours SoldbyallGro cers ia large packages price 35 cents Made only by r5The Fairbank 1 Company St Louis CJuoagoNevr York Boston Philadelphia I AMCSKMEIVTS BALDWIN THEATER At Hatha A CaIncorporatil Proprietors Last Three Sights Last MaUnee ALEXANDER SALVrNI SALVlm 8ALVINI 8ALVIXI Accompanied by Willi HswiraD ana a Compan of ntarera nnder the direction of VT 3L VUclsoa TO NIGHT THURSDAT1 THE STUDENT OP 6ALAMANCA THE 3TDDEST OF SALAMAKCA Friday nlrtt Buy Blas Satnrday Matinee Dos Cjesakdi Bazas Saturday night Grand Farewell iHi lain uDiicsaia NEXT WEEK KEXT MOKDAY EXTRA GET READY GET IN LINE GET YOUR MONEY OUT BALE OF SEATS FOR ALADDI JR 8UCCESSOB TO Sinbadr Crystal Slipper 111 Baba OFES AT 9 OCLOCK THIS CHRONICLE RACING CHART BAY DISTRICT TRACK DEOEMBlfT 12 1894 Thirty ninth day ot the winter Beet lsc ol the California Jockey Club Weather clear Track muddy 196 FiaST RACE Five furlongs selling Purse 400 Time 1 7 Horses and Weights 148 fiedBIrd3 96 3 2 1 1 1 Klsom 12 21 194 Slip i105 4 3 3 2 Carr 1 7 i4 uoiauust aua it Anaerson 4i so 178 teuver State 3 82 3 7 5 5 4M Coady 10 15 189 IThreerorksS 96 5 5 6 6 Hlnrichs 4 10 178 iorlee3 92t 1 1 2 2 6 Chevalier 2 7 5 161 Queen Bee 5 976 4Jf 7 7 EJonesw 8 20 Tatnipa i 109 7 8 8 8 Kinney 30 100 Uood start Won easlry Winner Thorn hill staoles eh by Ked lron Fannie JohnsonT Jockeys Betting Op ClOKe ine SECOND EACE8U furlongs telling three year olds PorselH0a Time 1 31 PEATH8 GILBABT Inthlscitr December 10 Wlulam aeany Deovea nasoanaot ureie uuoan ana father of Alfred Henry Wi William Alice ana Kauetiuarta natire of Lonaun Bngiana Rtttt CO rears 1 month and 7 darn Friends and aco naintances are resneclfgliy Inrlied to attend the fnneral tbl dar Thors day at 1 oclock from his late residence 17 Eannan place off Union street between Dopont and Stockton thence to Odd it Hows ilalL corner or Market and Serenth streets thence to Odd Feuowa cemetery at ocioca BROE In this city December 11 Adolph be lovea in oi Augra ana Anna rsrnne ona brovfferofKlMe Aniast Aelc Willie and the late Kndolph Krone a Native of San Ftaodaco aged years 1 month and 14 daj SFrtendsandacaualatanceaareressectfallr tnrited to attend the antral this dar Thors dav at 2 ocloc from the residence of his parents 2233 Heary street Interment Odd Fet lona Cemetery of Felix Dougherty and soo lo lw of iobn and Fannie Monaghan a native of Danville Pa Hgra 31 rears 8 months and 24 days Philadelphia papers please copy SSTFrlendsand aco naintances are respecttnUr Inmed to atteul the funeral this day Thursday at 9 oclock from his late residence corner of Illinois and Nape streets potrero thence to St Theresas Church wnere a reqnlem high mass will be celebrated for the repoie of hla soul at 9 SO a Interment Holy Cross Cemetery McODIOAS In this city December 11 James beloved hoftband of alary McGoltan and brother ot Patrick McGnUran a na ive of the parish of Carlingford Coanty Loath Ireland ajred 74 years 7 Friend aud acanalntances areresnectf nllr invited to attend the fnneral tbts day Thdrs 1 aayi at via ocioca mm an iaieresiaeree 161 1avenworth street ttncetoSL Krtdgets Chnrcbwhere a requiem high mass will be cele brated for the repose of his otil at 94 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery BTTRKS In this city Dwmber 12 at his residence 1117 Colden Gate avenue Dr Pater Burns woven nusoanaoi Annie tiarns ana father of Mrs Dr Kgan a native of Lourhrea Uonntr Galway Ireland aged 60 year 03Frends and acquaintance are respectfnuy invited to attend the fnneral to morrow Friday at 930 oclock Irom his late residence 1117 Gotden rsatc avenue thence to foly Crosa Cbnreh ddy etreet near Scott where a solemn leqolem mass will be celebrated for the repose or his soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Holv Cross Cemetery BEHSIKG Iu West Berkeley December 12 Frtedericke beloved wife of John Behninc and toother rf AnnleQassle Louie and FrldaBehn iog a native of Wagenteld JermDy aged J9 year 5 months and 14 day Sty Friends and acquaintances are respectfalty invited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday at tS0 oclock from the family residence Ilorkloa street West Berkeley Interment Mountain View Cemetery Anna dmnnO Christine and Leo son of Veronica and brother ot Henry Haas a native of Frt bunt BsdenUermanyagedSlyears6 months and 7 days a3Notlce ot funeral hereafter IIcLHaX In St Lonls Ma December 10 John fettered hnsband of Ina Olaasford UfLMn father cf Samuel Jton of Samuel and the late Helen McLean and brother of Dr Bobert and Jtarr McLean BOX In Brooklyn December 10 George Koe a native oi oan iranctsco agea 4Z years 6 months and 3 days J3 Funeral services will be held Sunday December 16 at 3 oclock at his late residence 2618 Pacific avenue It is requested that no nowers oe senu interment private MARTELL In Eecondldo San Dlero coontr Cat Charles beloved sua of Mrs Mallcla Mar tetiaaa Mwnwm xrt viusj a narru ana Joseph and William Uartell a native of alar Mnlqae aged 47 years moottw aad 3 days KAELSON In this city December 12 beloved brother ot Mathilda Karisoa a native of swenen agea zi years i montns ana a day HAYDEJf In Monterey December 12 Annie beloved daughter of the late James and alia Harden a native or Ban Francisco aged 14 years 1 month and 11 oayav 8IEBOLD In this city December 10 Isabella Josephine Ssleooia a nauve oi vaurornia agea vear 3 months and 14 day HASTED In the City and County Hospital De cember litwunim tiasieow KOTE The engazement of the American Ei travacanza Company this year Is limited Karly election of seats will prevent disappointment THE EVNT OF THE SEASON BALDWIN THKATEE GRAND BENEFIT MATINEE GRAND BKN EFIT MATINEE GRAND BENEFIT MATINEE HKAND BKNKFIT MATTNEE GRAND BENEFIT MATINEE GRAND BENEFIT MATINEE TO DAY TO 1JAY TO DAY THURSDAY December 13th at 2 oclock dex Horses and Weights 178 Gear8mith 3i Si 188 RealiratioD3J03l 173 Kornaanoie 3 Wl 191 Carmel 3iJ4 96 1161 Hvmnri106 Good start Won easily Winner fit Km etc Fin 4 2K 2 2 4 3 8 3 4 4 1 ft Kileys by Inspector BrSotth Anna Jockeys EJonesv Flynttw laoin Hlnrichs i weber Betting Op Close 7 5 6 2 3 6 1D8 THIBD BACK Siz lurlongai Pnrse 400 Tfanevia Inr dex Horses and Weights 44 AdolDh4109 174 Modestcv3107l 190 Lawyer 109 8t Conette2 89 18 DickOMaUey 4109J iiii SneAbbott 3 1041 138 KiBMrv aiiiw 1141 fit to Sir Rn 4r S- 4 6 3f 7 7 3 6 2 5 1 2 2 4 4 3 3 1 7 ft 3 5 Fell Fell Jwskejx Carru TCahillU NTH1UV JoneawiW raretiii OreDertiS NObeti BetUne Opk Close 3 3 3 10 30 4 7 x20 530 Good start Won politer art Winner Pleasanton suble1 by Imp Che riot Mercedes FOURTH BACE About one mile and a half steeplechase abort course maidens Tln dex1 189 169 191 117 il70 orseg and wlghta St Brandon 4 apnit ar ilS6 il44 North aiivwivil44tV me toon a jCtirrencyv4 St fStt ttii 5 4 a lv 3 2 VySV XIUl 1 2 TeU at third inmn iil33t 2 1H Fellat third Jama Jpcieyai UtcCnllotighii usJinao 311 th Wh iKtaavtjl stantorav i UBetUngv Op Close Good startTTyon pulling np Winner Brinocksch by St Blaise Gnenn 6 6 X3 10 iio 200J FIFTH KACE rSii limoajJPnrseipOv Tltae 132 dex 172 Hortesvahd Weights Vlrori2 Charles Ai 3 Sl 185 190 187 jOrandee 4V 90 io7 Wandering Nun 3104 2 iai2 St Cecilia flHy 2V 871 81ri 9 4S Ooodiuit Woaauontvr winner Covtojtoa Ktart tSrcTBTTaAcave Cochrane rVCarriiiVs Hlnriens lsomdi Chevalier BetUng Ore Close i Tlof 7 10 7 JIISCELLANEOtJS Srf BAT 1 DDISANCE BE Hiei Han Who I Forever Biragglny AbontHls Health and Strenith Mo of us have met the man who Is forever bragging about His good health is If that were any merit of hK He invites us to feel hlsniusclesandtoUiuinp him on the chest Bays he wss never sici a asy in ntsuieetcv etc He may be vlttnous andintejlectnal as well as robust hut he la a great nuisance rJUAaAJniotiiiUAtii sirhosaya Very vreli i frtendl It jodoat eedstlmu lants 1st them alone The same advice applies to pUls and plasttnc But please recollect that most people do not keep themselves op to a high sUndsrd of health all the time They simply cant They era depressed by long hoars in the cold air Their leet get we and tney aroop in lit ventuatea rooms ivery community during the cold months Is fail of people who are on the brink of sickness and micnt have fallen over at anv time tmiasi they saved themseivea with a pure Jiealth These are the people that tell how greatly tney nave oeen oeneniea oy uaayi rute JJSIt Whisky They tell how it toned nerves and stomach how It stopped hat nasty obstinate little cough and supplanted languor and weakness withsnanand vlror To dothls a whisky must bef pur at Arctic ice If Duffy Malt did not meet alt the re qutrements ef a medicinal article of the high est ran itvuDia not oe somucuinaemaua In homes and bosoitala It aids convalescnU to get back the lost tretrure of heaih and It braces enfeebled constitutions against sickness ai your drug gastor IS 01 nw ssatl uuj GREAT ARBAY OF ARTISTS is am or THE HOSPITAL FUND THE HOSPITAL FUND THE HOSPITAL FUND FOK INCURABLE CHILDREN FOR INCURABLE CHILDREN FOit INCURABLE CHILDREN 8 LVINI In Cavalleria RnstlcanA Reserved Seats to any part of the bouse Gallery 6EATS NOW ON SALE ASICSEMKNTS MOROSOOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE The Handsomest Family Theater in America WAXIXA ltoaoscowSole Lessee andilanager This evening at DAMEL A KELLT In the scenic comedy diamfc 0CTCA8TS OF A GREAT CITY EvK rixe Paices Orchestra reserved 60c Dress Circle reserved 25c Parquet reserved 25c Family Circle and Gallery 10c Mexianine eoieal Proscenium boxes extra MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY Mailaee Frices lOc 15c and 25ci Beats on sale from 9 a to 10 ic SPECIAL BPEOIAL THE ENTIRE RECEIPTS FAMILY MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY Will be devoted to the Hospital Food for Incurable Chflcfren MAKE IT A BOUSEKI BAILBOAD XnKXBU 4vax av nflih A CQ1 Ttauans FsTmv Foov ov Xaacxi si San Francisco to Ban BAfai 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