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AH ERNCISGO CHRONICLE MOISFDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1892 wJ SPORTSMANS NIGBE Stockton Bicycle Meet Success Ball Time at the Seasons Close Month Fighters Taltin at Corbett Fonr Battles Soon to Be Fonirlit Tbe put has been a doll week In porting circles and the coming even days will be barrel of exciting events The Osk Leal Wheelmens meet at Stockton was tbe eTent of chief interest Bicycle people re sow looking forward to the Capital City Wheelmen meet on October 21st at Sacra mento Blowhard pugilists in the Xaat an talking at Jsmes Corbett bat be dm given Jackson the preference lor Mi next match The Smith Elddons Hawklns Kllleen Griffin Lynch and Meber Smlth fights are attracting attention in pugilistic circles Kennel owners are preparing for the coursing meet scon to take place at Merced Pugilism An erroneous Impression exists in the minds of many people that George Siddons who is to meet Solly Emkh at the California Athletic Club on tbe 30th Inst Is Old Man Siddons once a pnglllit of note bat who saw bis best oar long ago Tbe man now training for battle with Smith is young strong athletta a good stayer and a hard puncher besides which be knows a few things aboot the science of boxing He Is training hard and has the advantage of gaining a few pointers on Smiths method of fighting from Dal Hawkins who was defeated by gmitb Tbe lad from Loa Angeles will add a good sized feather to his cap if he succeeds in defeating Siddons and will be in line for a championship battle Smith knows be has a bard customer to deal with and he Is working harder than ever he did before to get himself into condition His admirers have made him a faTonte inthebeitirg the odda nowbing 10 to 7 Applications for membership in the California Athletic riubare being presented at a lively rate by people anxions to see the buttle and a cnwded hous is expected On the 27th Insi DU Hawkins and Jack Kil Jeen will try couclu ions before the newly or gsnired Palo Alto Club The fight will be preceded by a number of minor contests Kllleen and Hawkins are both clever men and the publio expect to witness an evenly matched pair The contest will be held in the California Llubsold rooms on tbe corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets Combinations are In order on the fonr coming events The favorites are Smith Hawkins Haber and Griffin The announcement that Joe Choynskl has decided to fight in the middle weight class has surprised his friends here who did not think he could reduce bla weight so mncb and still be in good condition The fact that he is matched with George Godfrey Is hailed with pleasure in this city where Chovnski is a Erime favorite His friends think be will sTe no trouble poluhing oil the Boston colored man uirbett has taken the right position in refusing to box with Goddard or Mitchell until tbey have met Peter Jackson and demon strated what they can do against a really clever man The champion has no time to aste on second raters He concedes Jacksons right to another match and announces that in good time be will meet him The colored Australian in his usual business like way has taken the proper course He quietly cbal lenged the Call fornlan and allowed tbe matter to rest there Corbett accented the challenge and announced that a date will be selected at tbe conclusion of bis theatrical season There will be no loud talk about it Jackson knows Corbett intends to keep his Word and Corbett knows Jacksons challenge was bona ode and not a bluff made for advertising purposes Here is what Jim Daly sparring partner and trainer of Corbett says of the champions style of bitting He doesnt swing as Sullivan doe but strikes straight out like a flash recovering instantly Instead of following up the blow wtth a push In this way he will get in two licks where most men would get in one Jim seldom knocks a man over backward that isnt his stvle His sham raos are in tended to jar his opponent and daze him A man so affected is apt to fall frontward slowly groping lor tbe floor and the spectators sometimes thing he is playing off last to get a lew seconds breathing spell Its not so I tell von for Ive been there myself Theres no man living who bits just the way Jim Corbett does and few if any who can make a blow tell as be can and this accounts for the fact that reany bare thought bit best knockouts were put up lobs because bis men seemed to give in so easily Somehow or other Corbett was not a favorite in the betting in California says the New Or earn Picayune The leading members of tbe California Athletic Club expected him to get hipped when matenea him against Jack eu Its rood intentions miscarried but nought the handsome Californians time had aome when he had the bernihood to lace Sum an The Call fornlan are ordinarily very good ldges bnt in Corhetts case they seem to have been blinded by prejudice Probably it wan be cause Corbett was not friendly with the club ana was one ox tne leading spirits oi tne uiym tic Clnh a niiriMits of the New Orleans insti Ntion One of the excellent iudg who went rong was Major Frank McLaughlin who is ild to have lost heavily on Built van However ne is one of the manly sort of critics who is aulck to admit his error And praise the cnampion A preeminent Corbett man in this city telegraphed the result to the Major and received the following reply Many thanks for telegram Hearty congratulations on your good judgment iXHDeii must nave improvea mar Teloual Two Philadelphia men had a queer wagertin the SmliTan Corbett fight The Sullivan man agreed that if nla lavorite did not win he would walk on his hands and feet from Glrard avenue to Spring Garden street Not to be out done his friend agreed to stand on the corner of Sixth and Glrard avenue and sing Comrades should Corbett lose It was late at night when the loser commenced his walk tnere being but lew people present when he started The nnique and startling sight of a man walking on nis nana and leet soon attracted a big crowd and bV tbe time the uniortunete man had reached Spring Garden street a crowd ot suo people were laughing and jeering film As soon as ne completed nis pilgrimage he rushed to the Beading Railroad depot and ordering a coupe instructed the driver to drive home as apidly as possible George Weltv manager of John Kellys Mcree ot Dublin theatrical company mint he can whip Corbett He sent from Omaha a challeirc to the eh amnion It is reported that Corbett has received challenges frsm 800 cranks The official time of the Corbett Suilivan cht was 1 2145 Cap sin Frank Williams of the New Orieans Olympic Club is authority for the statement thst at the next big event before the club ladles vill be admitted to ft section ot the arena This more was looked for some time ago and after the recent fights it was stated Uiatthe matter would be brought to the atten tion ot the club members Captain Williams wmra Bot that the elnb members bad de cided to admit women to the contests but re mitted thst the fair sex would be in it wnen another would be brought off He was asked if tbe club would furnish th restoratives to the women attending and replied Tbe women who come to see a prise fight will not need restoratives They can stand the sight of a ume uood Athletic Lawton has sent the following ccmmnni eattea to the Chboicxe Havng failed to get Captain Jennings after his return from Australia to meet me In a mounted swoid content for the champlunsntp I ask you to inform him through your pept that if be does not ti me vr mm me next two mouius i iu consider myself champion of the wortd Since James Corbett Informed his old pupilspupils at the Olympic Club that handball playing was the form of exercise that developed the most strength and agimy in him while training lor his last fight tie game has become the popular fad with the members of the club They say the exercise Improvea laem wonder roily ana some oi to em are becoming expert players of the game tin loan Adams won the lacrosse ball throwing cont st He broke tbe worlds record He threw ii3 yards 2 feet and 5 Inches at Win ltmtrwn Ontario recently The second annual carnival of sports ot the Manhattan Athletic Club was held In New lorfc oa Saturday Among the events were uwn tennis nay pigeon anooung running swimming naphtha launch race single scull races walking hurdle racing steeple chasing bicyeis racing hammer throwing pole vault in baseball lacrosse and football The carnival eoiameuced at 11 A and closed at 10 with fireworks and a lantern blcyce parade TheAmatenr Athltio Union ol theTJatted State will bold its fifth annual meeting for the decision ot the field and track championships cl America at Manhattan Field New York City October 1st Th meeting Is always 1 make the gunes traiT national in ccaractar sjc AElKUr AttllPtiff Ilntnn TiaM thm au in anernt ty ft ait Ma Annntn first meeting was Held la Detroit la 188S i been decided at Trevera bland Sew York at Washington and St rals Tespxct ively iext years meeting will be held at Chicago In connection wltither Worlds Fair Tne championship programme Includes sev enteen events as follows One hundred and jm tro quarter asus vac ana aye milarunsi one and three mils walker 120 and 220 yards hurdle jaces over three feet six inch and two leet six Inch burdls respectively two mile bicycle race running broad and running iigb jnropj pole vaulting potting sixteen pound shot and throwing snteea poand hammer and nity sli pouniTweight Th Wheelmen The Oak Leaf Wheelmen while sot making any money certainly did everything possible for visiting wheelmen and held some first class races at Stockton last Friday It was an off day attendance small and wind strong There was an excellent field of entries however and they kept things moving along pretty lively IV Burke of Los Angeles had things pretty well his own way In the mild scratch race he started In at once to set the pace and kept It np spurting across the tape in 230 4 5 breaking his own yecord made on the 9th at Riverside upsorr ef Sacramento rode well In the five mile race he pushed JBurke pretty hard at the finsb but was unable to bead him Upson will do a great deal better when lie confines himself to one true of wheel Osen oi Ssn Jose was not In good form Per uana a icw rnos with men like jrarka win cause the lengthy San Jose man to get his mettle np and show what there really Is in him nailer wao started for the 4 bour record was extremelv unfortunate He hart trained hard nas in excellent form had good pacers and was himself as also were bis trainers absolutely confident of riding 430 miles At tne ume oi nis uui tne wina was blowing very strong yet he was then running ahead of nis scaeaaie lie is going to try it again De fore long and be expects as he expresses it to tireas tne recora ail up Tbte next meet in the circuit cornea at Sacra mento on October 21st The Capital City boys are already getting tbe track into Shane It is known to be very last and the meet altogether should be a good one ua baturday last Burke with proper ofa clals rode a record quarter and hall mile He was placed Dy Bouton ol tbe Acmes and male the quarter in 33 and the half in 1 09 3 5 Burke expects to go East to raca aeinst the cracks there during the coming season jnst what will happen when be gets there remains to tie seen The Bay City Wheelmen will hold a road race for their members during the coming monto At tne election recently held the following were elected as officers for the ensuing term President Gorge Wetmore vice president Sperry secretary A Storey financial secretary Melrose treasurer FennelL Tbe Gentlemanly Pathfinders and Slebtaeek ersCluboi this city has organis a safety Dicycie annex to lis ciuo and Is macing most wonderiul strides under the leadership of Professor Flanagan of Dunkirk Tbey have a number of members and expect to be hear from in racing circle before long Tbe League of American heelmen is doing its utmost lo have all organized bicycle clubs in the United btats register their club emblems run the secretary of the league so as to avoid more thi one club having the same insignia It aoi Id be a good Idea if the clubs of California would all have their emblems and colors registt ted and so prevent such close similarity amngmany A bst of 300 even has been made that before the seasou ends Zimmerman will ride a mile with a living start In 2 05 or under and a mile with a standing start in 2 03 or under Thanksgiving day will see it Captain Langton of the 1av Cltv Wheelmen held his first club run je erday Hismea met at the clubhouse on an Ness avenue rode to the ferry crossed to Alameda where tbey spent some lime riding along the beauti ui streets and ended the day by a dip at tbe Oakland baths It wa a most enjoyable day and a happy forerunner of many others under DustyV regime Colonel A A Pope the famons bicycle manufacturer claims that the fast time ot tbe present day is due entirely to the Improvement in the machines and tracks and not to the men alian against and3r Ifllams tbs game brtngthe beat Uiree games of twenty one aces on of rlv i Jt was won byMAnes riQ a score 08110 69 Jones In Tepl to Eiordans challenge to nlsv a game at the union court says that as th court is not tne regulation sue ana notnt lor a ctiamnionshln contest ha will not mee Biordan there but win arrange a match to be piayed in either tbe san Francisco or the Olympic Club eoorta for any amount and the saampionsDip ot ine coast The following tames were nlaved at the Union court ysterdavFlrtsincIe band game otone rob played by TJerney and OLearr won by the latter the score standing 30 to 19 double handed game ot tae rub by Daree and ELatehinsan vs Hutchinson and Kelly won by the latter team with a score of 30 to 20 doable ot one rnb by 0L ry sad Tlerney against Quinn and Carthywon by tbe latter team the score standing 3U to 23 double ot two rubs by Dillon and Hutoninson vs I iiutcninson and Keuy restated in a tie each team scoring a rub AS eicltlns double played by Dillon and Fennoyer against Dillon and Kelly was won by the latter team the score being 30 to 25 The most exciting game of the daywu a handicap of 3 4 aces out of 5 by Riordan the chamDion of tbe coast against Farrell and Fennoyer won by Biordan the score being 961 ra a The Kennel The time for the great annual meeting of tbe leashmen of the State is now fast approaching and the meeting will In all probability eclipse any of the former meetinis Tne stakes to be run for will be f400 200 150 and dogs winning three courses 20 each Tbe fact that a couple of years agosa less than six greyhounds came several thou sand miles from the East shows what is thought ot the contest among tbe owners of grevbounds all over the countrv It is pretty certain now that at least stxt four dogs will nominated lor this year cup and It is also certain that aome hali a dozen at least of the Eastern dogs will be nominated Dr Boyce ot Topeka Kas who has the greatest keuuI of bounds in tbe country is almost tare to be present as will also Mr Wauon of New York who it will be recollected ran Dry Times at Merced in the first interstate xneetiDg held there This bitch was the only Eastern dog that won money on tnat occasion Sir Lowe and Mr Lue of Kansas will in all probability be repr rented at this eating ai each of these gentlemen has some very fine dogs andjall of the most fashionable breeds of the day From all parts of the Stat the stcre tary of the Interstate organization Dice son has information that the kennel owners are training the pick of their hounds for the great contest Each owner of course thinks he will be the proud possessor of tbe winner of the blue ribbon for 1892 The meeting will take pac about tbe loth of November at Merced Tbe programme will be announced in a few day a The people charge of the orlds Fair bench show have decided to offer prizes of 40 and 20 to the principal breeds in all regular classes and 25 15 20 and 10 to minor breeds Dogs owned in the United Stales or Canada must be registered in the American or Canadian Kennel Clubs stud books and exhibitors from other countries must furnish evidence that their dogs are registered in some Stan lard foreign stud book The coat of benching feed and care will be paid by the management of the exposition but a remittance of 1 50 must accompany each application for entry Tbe entrance fee will be refunded to non exblbitors The Toronto bench show contained nearly 600 entries Aqnatle The Encinal Boat Club took their lady friends on a cruise to California City Saturday and 7eterday Fine weather and good breezes prevailed and the davs were without mishap TbeEncinal free for all race will do sailed next Saturday The canoe Gnat was wrecked in a collision with a plunger a week ago She will be repaired It is to be hoped that James Stan bury the Australian sculler will select ttw Alameda creek as the water on which to row Edward Hanlan for the championship of tne world No reply has been relv to Hanlans challenge to row Stanbury for 2500 a side but the Australian can hardly decline became he has often expressed his desire to meet the Canadian Ilxnlana offer Is to roweltier in England or Ameriea They would find no better sheet of water than Alameda creek Hanlan would prefer California but the choice is in SUnburys bands The Australian is expected to arrive In this city a couple of steamers hence 8 Flower of ittsbnrg swam 100 yard at the Pittsburg natatorium recently In b9 seconds beating the worlds record 8J seconds Football The Eobert Emmet football team yesterday defeated the William OBriens of Oakland at the Piedmont baseball grounds by the scorn of 8 points to The Emmets showed the effect oi more practice than their opponents The OBriens played a very good game The ball waa kept in the Oaklanders territory most ol the time and though they had an excellent goal keeper it was Impossible for them to prevent the clever Emmets from gaining a point occasionally The players were as follows Emmets Captain Fred Palmer Caev Welsh Welsh Hanlfan OKeefe Thomas Hughes Driscolt ODowd 0Dowd it McCartny iionarltv i OConnor jr creeds Buckley A Mclnerny Mclnerny Fitzgerald Kavanagh rYVDewane Heg arty OBriens Canain Barry Joseph Sullivan Splllane John Scanlan Bosnian Mahoney Kearney Heafy A HcGlu Casserlr Desmond Cronin Bracrett John Donley John Desmond Mahoney 8 mckey Driseoii Courtney i iynan Cokeley The refene was Kelleher of the Parnell Club The field umpires were 3 White for the CBrieis and John Porcell forth Emmets The goal umpires were McCarthy and Pur ell for the Emrneis and Dan Cronin and Toomey for th OBriens Home Green Ityplials in Thompson Carle on Wedding 3M3 Week Mr BedfleldB Tea In Oafclanl Some Jiecent Engagements Noted PIGEON SHOOTING MEETING OF THE SPORTSMANS ASSOCIATION Poor Birds Easily Slaughtered A Gold Medal Competed For The Sportsmans Protective Association held its first pigeon shooting contest at the Oakland race track testerday The shooting was pretty good for men who like most of them were unaccustomed to trap shooting though the pigeons were a poor lot and were nearly all killed at or near tne traps Most of those that got a good start lived to be shot another day or fell victims to the hunters who were outside the boundary Tbe first match was for three cash pri7sof 20 15 and 10 respectively and tirteen prizes donated by gun and powder firms Tha shooting was st twelve ltv birds and therj were twenty entries Ka apd Precht both killed their telv buds and divided the first and second prizes Di Hib ird took third prize with a scors of eleven kills The others were as follows Twitchell Fransen Bronx Leek Campb 11 Boland Uepshire and Daniels ten each Kjffino fclanf Woiff and Patter nine eacb Staples tsplea and Fitzsimmona eight each and Ingiehart and Cohen seven each The second match was at clay pigeons The traps from which the bine rooks were thrown were not strong and Spoiled the wor ot noma of those who were Used to faster ones There were twenty entries to shoot at twenty five blue rocxa Staples won the first prize 10 with a score of 19 Potter Franzen and Brunz divided second and thlrdmoneys as they tied on a score oi 17 Earner Daniels and Ather ton msde 16 Staples 14 Cohen 13 Bomer Wilson Leek Bowland nd Ingiehart 101 iwucneii ana uiooara itumno ts ritzum mom 7 Phillips 6 and Wolff Tbe third match was for the California Powder Companys trophy a gold medal There were twelve entries to shoot at twenty bine roots tranzen won with a score of 17 The others were as follows Dan ids and Staples 15 Brunz 14 Boland Campbell and staples 13 Wilson Atberton and Potter 11 Leek 0 Cohen 8 Karney 7 NATIONAL GUAKD SHOTS The Second Days Fractjee fjj Btfttfi Deeormtli na Tbe members of the seven companies of the Third Regiment National Guard of California and of companies A and Fifth Infantry Regiment held the second day of their annual shoot for tbe State decorations at Shell Mound Park yesterday The wind came in puffs and was not favorable but the men did excellent shooting The scores made yesterday and those msde at the practice shoot last June will be combined by the regimental inspector of rifle practice and those making above 90 per cent will be entitl to a oA bar and the pfivllegs ol shooting lor the State championship Those making 80 per cent will obtain a stiver bar and those of bO per cent a bronze bar So far as know Al Ehrenpfort has made over 90 per cent and there will probably be several other from oth regiments as well as those In the Third and Fifth The field and staff officers were prsctlcing with their weapon the revolver Lieutenant Kehrlein of the Third Regiment made the highest score 44 which with the 43 points made at the last shoot gives him a percentage of 87 Yesterdays shoot was under the charge of Lieutenant Drady of the Third Regiment and Lieutenant Heller ot the Fifth Regiment Captain A tmith or the illlh Regiment acted as brigade insp ctr The result of the shooting by all the members of the National Guard will be officlcally announced in about a month and the decorations will then be awarded Weddings hare been numerous In society circles during the past few weeks and win continue sa fotsomej little time As yet It is too early to expect anything In the line ot a grand entertainment a fine ball or as elaborate reception end the devotees nf the social world most content themselves with basking In the memories of past glories until the ball is aet rolling The season this year will be short much shorter than usual but it will be lively to a marked degree ana moss wao expect to attend all the forthcoming events now only spoken of in whispers win find the penitential season a boon in more ways than one Just now is the time for teas and a few have already been announced The country resorts have not been wholly deserted The Del Monte has still a number of names on the reg ister there is a gay party at Castle Crag the Vendome has Its throng and the Sansalito and Belvedere houses show no signs of emptiness Events of This Week Moss at 19 Aurora Lodge and of open meeting 421 Post street Newport Club social Union square Hall TuxsniT 20 Wedding of Chaplain Frank Thompson and Hiss Ida Carleton Et Lukes Episcopal Church 8 oclock Commercial Alumni ball Odd Fellows Hall Club of 92 hop Union square Hall Wxoxzsdat 2L Oriental Rebekab Lodge social and bazar Odd Fellows building Sons and Daughters of Veterans A production of Tennessee Irving HalL TmjBSDAT 22 Del Monte Club ball Union square Hall Fsudat 23 Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor lecture Trinity Presbyterian Church SattjbsiT 24 Wedding of Hiss Bertha Frank and Henry Angclis St Marcus Church Wedding cf Walter Teller and Miss Emma Fester 1S26 San Antonio avenue Alameda Beel Carr Saturday pop Irving Hall United Social Club social Foresters Hall Scsbat 25 Tirol company bay excursion Danish Society social Union square Hall Harris engagement reception 1209 Laguna street Betrothals St Lakes Episcopal Church is being beautifully decorated wit autumn sowers of various hues trailing vines of smllax and early evergreens in honor1 of the wedding of Chaplain Frank Thompson of tbe Charleston and Miss Ida Carletoa which will be solemnized at 8 oclock to morrow evening Kot for many years has a local wedding created so much interest in social circles It is tbe most notable event ot this week and it is probable that there will not be an empty pew in the church daring the ceremony Judge Balph 0 Harrison Associate Justice of the 6 upreme Court of California is about to leave for the East where he will marrv Miss Ella Spencer Held niece of Hon Wbitelawclng followed by a supper Ksio ine weauiner is anaouncea or inurs and elaborate insisting chiefly ot pink roses evetrreens and tall palms Alter tbe cere aonr a supper ws erveu in the dlnina room nd coven were laid for 100 neits Mr and Mrs Manheim received many cosrjypresentsjrojna larea circle of friends jTo day theyleata on their honeymoon alter wnica may win permeneauy resias in uu city ts TBS brldea dress was a heavy broeaded saiin trtmnxf arlth tmint lace made decollete with a court train A veil suspended from the fealr covered theTObe A wreath ot orange blo aomi surmounted tbe Tell She wore a dia mond bin in her bodies ana carried a Donqusi of La Franca rosea Among those pvr sent rreret Bapnael welD Mr and Mrs Eugene Meyer Miss Bosalie Merer SIgmnnd Stern I Loeb Loeb Mr and xu i a In iianhelm Nr and Mrs Cnarlea Wletnhenk Hi and Mrs Dr Kahn Mr and Mra Meyer Wvilv Mr and Mr 8 Berg Mr and Mrs Kl NuttalLMlas Florence Merer 1 Mis Alice Merer Looa Stmonilr and Mrs muaeisinei Jit ana Jin Jim aiiiihi au drewArmet XlirSGIB iBEXa Tbe weadlngof EmUK Elilngtr and Miss Trances Jtaber eldest dangnterot A FAsher oitBU oLtywas Solemn sed on Banday tne 11th Inst at the home of tbe brides parentv i3iu Webster st The ptriars were eiegantiy decorated trlthsmllar feisi and freih flowen MCaXL OKAHAK Elvln Carlyle McCall of thtr city and Miss Gertrude Irene Graham ot Alameda were married Monday altemoon at tbe home ot tbe brides parents 06 Park street Rev A Perkins performed the ceremony sndJM Graham father of the bride gave her away The bride waa attlred ln Javeuder silk trimmed with cream point lscev Miss Battle Cook was maid of honor She was dressed in flowered silk with lace trimming Mr and Mra McCall left on the afternoon train for Lake Tahoe where they will pass their honey moon RUaDirANT BIXTXICa Miss ROse Dietrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Dietrich of San Jose and Sturdlvaat of this city were married at the home of the brides parents in the Gard City en Wednei dirlastbr Rev Dr Jewel The house was artistically decorated with nink and white rosea Theb ride was attired in white silk and was attended by MIsr Callie Anderson who was atarea in ugnt blue The groom rttse anu Mrs Bturaivant will live in sanirranmsco in the lature SCSIBKXS CASrXKOlt A quiet wedding took place last Thursday eiieruoon wnen miss Aiys uameron ana uer bert DSeribner were married at the home of the brides mother on Twenfyfittt street Only the relatives and few friends were present Ktnen tne ceremony was prnormea oyn rur McClisb The bride is a native of thus city and the groom a resident of Spokane Wash Mr and Mrs Scribner have gone to Bedonlo to spjni their honeymoon Social Happenings The society event In Oakland last week waa the tea given on Wednesday by Mrs Bedfield at her home 1211 Alice street la honor of the seventy third anniversary of the birth of her mother Mrs James Ambercromble The decorations were fine and some ot the floral presents which were sent to Mrs Ambercromble were very elaborate Among those present were Mrs Captain King Mrs Fair Mrs Howard Mrs Whitney Mrs Campbell Miss Campbell Mr de Fremery Miss de Fremery Miss Mltkln Miss Halght Mrs Hatght Miss How ard Miss Knight Misses Dunham Misses Thompson Mra StahrMiss Bishop Miss Clark Miss Kemppf Miss Perry Mrs Livermorr Mrs Jones MrsT Dargie Mra Diane Mrs Allen Mrs Clement Mrs Bicnie Mrs Ashe Mra Teozsll Miss Lemmann Misses Wvman Miss Van Wyke Miss Qulnan Mrs Jefferson CWrk Mrs Dean Mrs Charles Webb Howard Mra Vietor Me teal Mrs George Whitney Miss Clement Mrs McCture On Friday last Mrs George A Crux gave a delightful luncheon in honor of Mrs 8el ridge wife of Admiral Sel fridge United States navy who leaves shortly for Washington About sixteen guests were Invited to meet her Miss Pauline Schmitz was tendered a very pleasant surprise party by her friends on her birthday last Wednesday at the home of her parents 1109 Twenty first street A very pieestnt surprise party wat given to Mlsa Heiue McCartny on Tuesday evenlne litt at her home on welsh street A very enjoyable eveulng waa spent In singing and dan Cricket The most interesting criciet match played this season came off at Alameda yesterday A picked team of local Englishmen tried conclusions with a team of local Australians The same teams had previously met on Admission day when the Australians suffered defeat Yesterday tbey repaid that defeat with lstere and imposed a crushing defeat on the Englishmen by one Inning and thirty one runs The result waa mainly brought about by as fine an exhibition of bowling and fielding as has ever been pat np by any cricket team on the coast Batsmen like Hood Sheath and Anson felt in one two three order before tbe superb bowling of Robertson and Lawrence the former capturing six wickets for but nine runs Toe Australians owing to a fine display of hitting by Robertson who piled up 63 in short ordermade 113 far eight wickets The second attempt of tne Englishmen netted only 43 runs Tbe score was Englishmen 81 Australians 115 Handball A large number ot handball enthusiasts were In attendance at the San Franriseo handball court yesterday afternoon where several ex cltintX games were played The first double handed game of one rob played by Hurler and Daley against Donahue and Buckley Was I wdn by the former team the score being 30 to 23t double handed game of one rub Slatiery ant Kenny va Condon and Williams won by the latter team by a score ot 30 to 25 Manning and McDonald against McDonald and McKennon played a double handed game ot one rnby which resulted in favor of the latter team with the score of 43 to 4a A single plsyed by Condon and Slatterwas won by tbe former the score being 21 to 19 A double handed game of one rub played by Williams and Siattery Condon and Bona buewaswon by the former jeam the score being 28 to 25 The event ot the day was a handicap gameplayed by i Jones theAus OCEAN VIEW CO CBS IN Yesterdays Sport Marred by st Scarcity of Bares A twelve dog stake was tbe attraction at Ocean View Coursing Park yesterday The spo was marred by a scarcity of hares On this account it was found impossible to finish the match and the two unbeaten doji la the last tlesdlvtded the stake The last course of the day was only decided after Canavan had kept the crowd waiting for an boor while he and his bora chased a hare out of an adjoining field The hare when found proved lacking In speed and the last course was therefore tbe shortest and mosfuu satisfactory The run on at tne start resulted as louows Fair Flay a 3 to 1 favorite beat Lady Pride Depend on Me easlirran away romniald of Orleans Dexter beat Maid of the Valley Glen larren a 2 to 1 favorite beat Comasse ChiCtO pee handily vanquished the poppy Wideawake Sir John a stake winner heat List Chance First ties Depend on Me beat Fair Flay Glenfarren made a monkey ot Dexter Sir John easily beat Wideawake Depend on Me beat Glenfarren in the first of the second ties thus narrowing the contest to Depend oa ile and SL John There were ne hares remaining however and thef two dogs divided tbe stake money in the manner stated i TINAFORE ABOARD 8HIF Tbetnclnal Club Performers Rehearse Their Parte The members ot the Enclnal Boat Club and their friends who are to take part in the pro ductlonof Pinafore oa board ship on the 30th ot September and 1st ot October had are bearsat yesterday on board the ship Occidental which was lying at Harrison street wharf and had been ainoiy piaeea at tneir disposal ny Captain Moss Carpenter William Morris who was in charge had msde great efforts to have everything in good order and th vessel was In splendid trim The rehearsal faastd off well and the members of theamateur company were evidently studying to acquit tnem sslves wlto credit DeUepaine the conductor who bis been 111 for some time wsi able to be preset and he will be at all the rehearsals hereafter Ilurks the Wheelman Burke of Loa Angeles who broke the half and mile records at Stockton September 16tb and who has carried oft all the priies in the south rides Columbia He says there Is no American wheel that can equal tho Columbia pneumatic lor holding corners on a one qnarter mile tract raxacs Baths warm sea water 715 F0bert street Large swimmlas tame Hot tnba MISCXXXASTEOTJS DO YOU WEAR SHIRTS DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO GET THEBEST 3 nscjcxLAwsroTjsi Brarr or CaMf omnxa EXECCTrva DErastvrrr SACaaarxatTtv August 6 1893 TtrimtEAg the LEgifeLATURE or TSB II State of callrornia at Its twenty olnth ses rtno bMiacinz on the fifth dav of Jaauarr a 1891 twe thlrda of ah the nDt Meetad so each of the two houses of said Legislature voting ot proposed tne loiiewtnc aescnoea emendments to the Oosstituttoa ot the State ec in favor thereof dav the 29tb Inst at the country seat of Mr Be in estcnester county is The wedding of Miss Rosalie Meyer apd SIg mund Stern will take place on Monday ucto bir 3d at the home of the bride a father En gene Meyer on Pinettreet The engagement is announced of Miss Ella Whitney sister of the late CalvlsE Whitney and daughter of Mra Whitney ot Peta luma to Cbarles Wheaton eeerrtarv of the Pacific Coast Oil Company of this city The wedding will take place about the middle of njxtmontb and will be a very qvlet affair The engagementis announced of Miss Emma Fossard of Oaklandyoungest daughter oi tbe late A Fossard to Edward Pasquale of this city The wedding will take place about the middle ot November Mr and Mrs Harris bare announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Minnie Harris to 4iaxHrnsot los Angeiea xoey will receive their friends on Sunday afternoon the 25trTlpJU at 1200 Laguna street Tbe engagementis announced of Mrs A Nttfniiin to Franklin IL Day both of this pit Inviiatlona are out far the wedding of Misg Bertha Fiank of 1431 McAllister street to Henrv Angelis wMcn takes place on Saturday next in St Marcus Church The engagement is announced ot Miss Eva Wedekind second daughter of Wedekind of Oakland to A A Johnson a prominent buelnf is man ot the same place The enrairement of Mlsa Mabel Tllton White daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter White of Ala meda to unaries leoney son oi wapiatn Debney Is announced Miss Gnssie Bosaur daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bosqul and sister of Mra Charles 1 gprnney wilt oe mar jea to Arcnioaid xseat in the early part of December The engagement is announced of Mlis Ottilia Kamerer of New York elty and George Browningot Oakland Mr Browning Is a popular gentleman and is in the employ of the Southern Pacific Company The wedding will take place in the near oture The first week in October wilt witness the wedding of Miss Louise Breck and Frederic Hatha stay both ot Oakland Miss Louise is the oungeetnt the Breck girls and is very popular Oakland society The wedding will be quite a swell affair A large number of acquaintances will be Invited to St Pauls and the intimate friends will be received at the family home on Fourteenth and Castro streets Miss Hathaway the grooms sister will be the maid of honor The wedding ot Walter Teller and Miss Emma Foster will tale place next Saturday at the tome ot the bride 132S San Antonio avenue Alameda Weddings The wedding of Sir James Home Baronet Vste Lieutenant ot the Seventy fourth Royal Highlanders eldest son ot the lite Sir George nome Spiers and Miss Amy Green youngest daughter of the late William A Greea ot San Francisco and sister of Mrs Snyder Peddao ot Manor House Bampstead took flaoe on August 30th last In St Georges Episcopal Church Hanover square London in the pree encaof a large assemblage The church was tastefully decorated with tall palms and white flowery shrubs artistically arranged The nuptial ceremony was conducted by the Br Arthur Green A cousin ot the bride and vicar of Longdon Worcestershire Miss Green looked exceedingly handsome in a magnificent weddiog gown of the richest white duchess sstln tastefully embroidered In sliver with ruffles of exquisite Brussels lace tod large txms ol ml orange blouonu and whits heather on the lull court train A silver girdle encircled the waist forming sash of eilver and falling to the feet The sleeves were hlgn and puffed and ornamented with sprays of real orange blossoms Tbe bodice which opened In the front was ornamented with rare old lace of unique design Avuile relVwhleh covered a neat tiara of real orange blooms was fastened with a magnificent diamond crescent the rift 1 of Mrs Sydney Peddao Iter ether eraa ments were a marve diamond necklace earrings and a diamond bracelet the gifts of her mother and a handsome and costly diamond ring the gift of the groom She carried a bouquet ot rare exotics tied wltn streamers en suite The groom vai tccornpnled try nil trotner Jotau Home who acted as best man There were only three bridesmaids Miss Owen Wright Miss Amy Feddao and MlssJeannle Macartney After the ceremony was over and the register signed the bridal party drove to the Manor Home Fltljohns avenue where Mr Green gave a recep lon which was largely attended Among the invited guests creseut were Lady Hnme Speirs Lord and Lady Kewtonn Butler Lord Esrao Gordon Baron and Baroness Adotphe de Sothschlld Lord and Lady A Kennedy Lady Caroline Sterling Lord Mayor of London and the Lady Mayoress Lady Steh wife the Chinese Minister Mr and Mra Adrian Bope United State Minister and Mrs Lincoln Mr acd Mrs Macksy Baron and Baroness de Worms Duchesse de Beaufire monv Viscount and Viscountess de Place Comlcsse de Mtffray Admiral Purvis Cunsnl GeoeraL and Mra Booker Mr and Mrs Grten Cofwnel Thomas OcfllUro and many others afASHtnc XAirs Mlsa Henrietta Kahn a sister of Dr Kaha Of this city andIIenry Manheim well knows in local business circles were married In the parlor oltbe gelifornlaBotel last night before a large partjet friends by Babbi Voorsanger The decorations for the occasion were beautiful FOR THE LEAST MONEY 7 WE CAN SELL YOU AN EXCELLENT SHIRT OF SPLENDID QUALITY OF THE CELEBRATED MONARCH MAKE FOR ONE DOLLAR OR A SHIRT OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY FOR ONE AND A HALt DOLLARS OR ONE OF THE ADMIRABLE end CONVENIENT COAT SHIRTS FOR THE SAME PRICE IF YOUWANT A SHIRT COME TO One of the nleasant events of last week was the entertainment given by Miss Louise Cole mast to a number of her college classmates and nends at her home 1421 Fine street Vocal and instrumental music contributed to the enjoyment of the gathering Parties Id Prospect Company Naval BataBion has Issued invitations tor an at home to take place on Tuesday evening September 27th at tho armory 1615 Pacific avenue The Reception Club will hold iu second hop on Thursday evening October 6th in lumens Hail on Folk street The Tivoli Opera house company win give a bay excursion next Sunday County ilonaghan Social and Benevolent Club will hold its eighteenth annual ball In Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening October 5th Clan fraser Na 73 and Clan Mecdonald No 7SL it tbe order ol Scottish Clans win distribute the prizes won at their recent outing in Scottish Halt on Friday night next bigmuad J3eel and Mrs Carmlchael Carr will give their first Saturday popular concert ot this season next Saturday afternoon in Irving Halt Donald de Graham will be the vocalist The Commercial Alumni will hold Its fifth anniversary ball to morrow eveulng la Odd Fellows Hall Golden West Circle Circle of Friends of America will give a series of tableaux in conjunction with an entertainment and dance in Lau ei naii emers buuaing on Tuesday even ing ceptemoer in The Yauns Peooles SoeietT of Christian En deavot of Trinity Presbyterian Church corner of Capp and Twenty third streets will give ortl six successive naay evenings oeginning Wltn this week a coarse ot illustrated lectures by Steele The subiects will comprise all the countries of Europe The Mystic Forty announce a bau In Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening October 11th The Incozs will give their fifth hop 1 Odd Fellows Halt on Tuesday evening October TheDelMontes will give a ball in Union square Sail sext Thursday evening The Club of 9 will give its anniversary reception and hop in Union square Hall next Friday evening The BUlah Club will resume Its loclali for the tali and winter in October The Danish Society Dannebrsg will hold its monthly social In Union square Hall next Bun day evening A social given by the Society of Old Friends will be held Thursday night September 29th in Irving HalL Excelsior Lodge Ko 1232 Knights and Ladles ol Honor will give its fifty sixth montnly bop on Thursday evening October 6lh in Union square HalL The 0 wis will give thelt first hop oi the season In Union square Hall on Wednesday evening the 19th prox Thursday evening September 19th will be ladles night In El Dorado Parlor No 52 Hi 8 The Belvederes will give their initial party In Union sqnars Hall on Tuesday evening September 27tb The United Social Club will hold Its next fsooial on Saturday in Foresters HalL On Friday evening next the Womens Industrial Union will be given a benefit in tne By on Theater The Confederate Spy will produced by company of amateurs The pet formers Will be assisted by Company fiecond Artillery HespeJau Partor Ho 137 will give a party in Mfeion Opera Hall on Friday evening October 7th The Sin Francisco Fraurn Vertln will give a ball in Saratoga Hall on Wednesday evening October 12th Aurora Lodge Knights and Ladles ot Honor will fcoU an open meeting this evening at 421 Fos street A kettledrum under the auspices of the Sacred Heart parish will be given at the home of Mrs Katberlne Morhtnaun 43 Oak street on Wednesday tbe 24th Inst Tnere will be a reception 3 to 5 oclock in the afternoon and from 8 to 10 oclock in tbe evening The receipts from the sale of tickets will be for tbe benefit of the fund tor a new rpostortal residence to be ituehed to the Sacred Heart Chnrctw The Union Square Clnb will give a party in Pioneer Half on Friday evening September 30th The party will be for members only Tbe Eclipse Club will jrive an entertainment In Irving Hall on Sunday evening October 9th 232 KEARNY STREET XXX OPERA OREAM JdlStCULLANEOUS Por ladies Only TTOTi Witt TVSD THE PROPHYLACTIC a umpouna just wnat you need it nr the only euTS and absolntelr safe preventive ever discovered by medical sdenceKvery buttle guaranteed For sale only by WALLEE BROS Druggist Cormorant Ave and Geary BU San Francisco Cat ROAD GRADING PROPOSALS ABE SOLICITED FOIt OPEN jLngana grading tea muea ot wagon road De tweeo vaUstoga and Oat UilL For particulars ap ply to BMMKWOUMB Oat HJU Cat An Exquisite Preparation For Beautifying The Skin Absolutely Pure and Free from Poison We make a specialty of Expert Compounding of Physicians Prescriptions LENGFELDS Prescription Pharmacy vSOS STOCJCrOJi STREET OPP TTSJ102T SQUAR11 Do You Want tne Best SHOES Purchase My Own Make J3 or zt Shoes JvlVWAi ON HAXLV XjUUettoth Top Talent Tip Batton BO Kid Button FaUnmpi 00 Agnt for Vf IV Dor arias SJ3 nd S3 Hhoea FL PAH LS 324 Kearny Street a Jar Send for Catalogue California lo wit Amendment Number Oae Senate Constitutional Amendment Ho 30 AancuslT Section 5 The sessions of the Legistatnre sharl commence at 12 ooock on the first Monday After the smt day of Jaouarr next soeceedtsg the electloa of its members and ataJl be biennial na Jesa the Governor shall I the Interim convene the Leglatatbre by proclsmaDon No oar shall be allowed to members loog seriod than one bnodreddaya and no bttl jhad be Introduced in either bouse after the explratjaar of slitv days from the commencement of each aewion withoot the consent of two thirds et toe members thereof Amendment Number Two jAaaemMr Cjnsutottooet Amendment Ife I AstTtcxc XL SeeUon 1 Jfo cnontr dtyrtown townahlp Board of Education or school district Shafl fcjeur any Indebtedness or liability in any maaneror for any purpose esceertrng in aay year the Income and revenue provided for it for such year without tbe assent ortwo thlrds er the enalllled electors thereofvotlngatan eiecttah to be held for that purpose norunlessjefore or at the time ef Incurs nog such Indebtedness provision shall be made fa MilAtm ui urnit anfflrlent tA Bar the interest on soch Indebtedness as it fans due and also provision to constitute si sinking fund tor ihr niTmnt of the nrinelnai thereof en or before maturity which shall not exceed forty years from the ume ot contracting me same ahj biwo mas or lUblhtr incurred contrary to this prevision shall be void Amendment Number Three Senate OonsUtoUonat Amendmant So 11J Astricu Section IS A LteotenaBt Oevernor shall be elected at the same Ume and ptaee and la the same manner as the Governor tad his term ot but thai nave only a casting vote therein Be sbaD also when the Senate la not In session visit all the State Institutions prisons reformatory schools asylums and other Institutions supported in whole in part by tbe State and make careful examinations of the manlier in which the appropriations tor the support of such Institutions nd for permanent Improvements have been expended end report the result of bis examinations to the Gov eruor to the Legislature and to aay ether officer or board of officers that the Legislature may direct provided that In case the office of Ueo tenant Governor becoming vacant or the case the functions ef yOoveraor dsvol rtnt upon Mm the Presldentrpro tern ef the Senate or his sneceaaor ahall perform the dntiea and reotive the emoluments ef said Lleotenant Goveraor daring the term of such vacancy or the time he is performing aach fnfteilon of Governor Tbe Legislature may by law prescribe tbe time and tnner tnat such examinations shall be made It during a vacancy la tbe office of Goveftnr the Lieutenant Governor Shall be Impeached displaced rsgn die or become incapable ef per forming tbedutlea of his bmce or be absent front the tstati the Preside it tire tern of the Senate shall act as Governor until the vacancy be filled or disability shall case The Llentenaat Oov ernor shalt be disqualified from holding any other office except as apedaliy provided la thlaCoostt tutlon during the term loa which he ebau have been elected Sectloa 1 Governor TJeulenant Oovernor Secretary of State Controller Treasurer Attor neyHMncrat Bnrveyor uenerat snail as aweu times daring xbelr continuance la office receive for their eervices aeompenaaloa which shall not 1w Increased nor cimlnlabed dsjriog the term which compenaailoo ts hereby fixed tor the following officers for the two terms next ensuing the adoption of this Coitstltntion as follows Governor atxabonsand S6000 dollars per annum the At Soreey Geaenl rhree thoatasd t300 dollar pet aneumrthesecrriaryof Sute ControHsr Treasurer three thousand iMOJOX dollars each per annumannum sinrveyor General three thousand S3000 dollars per annum and for the following officer for the fractional term aad for the two terms next ensuing the foorth day of November a eighteen hundred and ninety two follows XJeutenaat Governor tour tnoeaesd t000 dollaxa pet annum and traveling expenses when be may be employed Jo tatting and examining State mstltntions Such compensation to be In fail for alt eervices by thaaw remcvlvfly rendered in any official capacity or employment whatso vsr during their respective terms of office provided nowever that the tjegtalettare eXtee the expiration ot their terms hereinbefore mentioned may by law diminish the compensation of any or all ancn officers but in no case shall have the power to Increase the seme above tbe suss hereby fixed by thieJOehstltutloo Tbe Legislature may In Its dlre tioo abolish the office of Surveyor General and none of the officers hereinbefore named shall receive for their ownnse any fees or perquisites for tae performance of any official duty Amendment Jsotober Tear Assembly Constitutional Amendment STaje Aamexsrvv Section S4 So bDI mating an approprlailoo tar money except the generar appropnatloa but and the deficiency but for tbe appropriation of money exclusively devoted to the support of the general Bovernmeotsmd state tostltutioDS shu contain more than one appropriation and that tor a aingle and certain purpose to be therein expressed svhenthecearteucybilllsrsnted to tne Governor he may object MToae or more Items while approving otherporUons of tbe bill No dflcer of the State shall aveeer to incur any deficiency except case of actnal necemity and thea onry npon the written authority first obtained of the Gvvernor Secretary of State and Attorney Gen eraX Any deQcieBCylncurredln violation of this TjrtriiilonitisIltiTMdindtha Loglsiatnss slails not have the power to appropriate money to the Same Amendment Kmbe Five Senate Constitutional Amendment So li AbiioxX XIV rectjon 8 Any city eootalnlnr a population ef more thai three thousand five hundred Inhabitants toay frame charter for Its own government consistent wtth aad jsnb lect to the constitution and lawso thatstatabr eanslng a board of fifteen freeholdns who shall have been for at least five years qnallflei electors thereof to be Cected by the qualified voters ot said city at any general or special election whose duty it Shalt be within ninety Bays after inch electloa to prepjrs and propree a Charter for each city which shmS be eigne in danlicete by the members ot sues board or a majority of them and returned one copy to the Mayor thereof or other calefexecntTocro such city and the ether to the Recorder of die county Such proposed charter shall then published In two daily newspapers of general circulation in each City for at least to days and the fir publication shall be made whbln 2Q days after tbe completion of the charter provided that In cities containing a population of net more than ten thosaan lnhabltanta thirty days afleraiKhpt ollcatloa It shall be submitted to the quaitaea eecto of aaldcliyat general or ape lal election and if a majority ot such quallfled electors voting thereat aoallraUfr the same it shall thcTeaf er be sabmlltedto the Leglahuare for Its aporovalor rejection as a whole witnoot power of alteration or amendment Such approval may be made by concurrent resolution and It approved by a majority vwe of ine members ejected to each house it snail become tn I charter such city or ll such city be consolidated wrtne county men or sues cty and couaty and shall become tbe organic law thereof anJ anaer sede any existing Charter and all arae idmeata thereof and alllaoS loonnaiatentwith aucn charter A py of such charter eertuied by She Mavor or cnief exevnuve officer and authenticated by the seal of aach dtv aetttng lorth tbe submission of sacb charter to tbe electors aad It raudcatton by them shall afwr tre approval of aach charter by the Legislature he made la dapllcate and deooaited eee In the office of tbe secretary of gate and tbe other after being recorded In saJdBcordere offlte shall denoslied In the archives of tbe elrr and hen I afer all courts shall lege judical notice of said coerce inecaaxter ettraunea may sv amended at lntervala of not 1 na than two years be pre yesala therefor submitred by th lejlslally ao iborlty of the city to the qoaufiod elect thereof at a general or pectl ekctioa held at least forty dye alter the pabttcauoM cf aoctt prdpoeals foe twenty days 4a a daily newspaper ot general cir eolation fa such city and ratified oy at watt three fifths of the enatified elector vo iar thei er land approved by the Legislature as herein pre IKMVHHUl IPIUUS1 UWCHind JeiODlW ting any such charter or amendmedta thereta auy alternative arilce Of prorosiuo i may be pee aeutd for the choice of the voters ana may be voted on separately without prejudice to others rssjw jhEiEt OKE jursraut lotheproTt jobs of th Constitution and aa at of tbe Legts latore entitled A act to provide for thraub mlssion of certain proposed amendmeats to the Constitution of the stave of lalifornie to tbe coalibed electors for their epprevaV approved nrch7 a 188 vu 1 Ketlon I Whenever the Legislature snail propose aay amendment er amendments to the Conxt tntlou of this btate which aoendmat or anwnduieote ahalf have been pasted Ut the matuier aod form reqolred by aectioo one of artlee elgnsea of the Constitution and no ether mode ia prorlied by uw for the mbmtasloa of sdeh ameadiaeol or ameodments to tae people far tneir epevit shall be tbe dofy cf theGevoroec to advertise inch proposed amendment or amendment in at least tsar newspxpers of giaeral rtrcauttoala thl atstetor three montaa next preceding the next geaeral election one Af aald newspaper must be published at the city of Sacramento aad urgatiutmyof Mao Franslsca and inUsniac hi proclamation for ail election at Which any amendment or amendments to the ConttltuHoa are to be voted nnoa aanU loelnde aueb amaiut ment or amendmenU therein and be snail designate them bT nombera la the order la which they Slave been aeon eads Mkl uBMutmant PALACE HOTEL THE FALACB HOTEL OOCITKKS ASJOt tire block la the center of Ssn Francisco It la tbe model hotel ot the world Ftre and earthquake proof Haw nine elevators i very room is Iarr light and airy The ventllaUoo is perfect A batS and closet adjoining every room All rooms are easy et access from broad light corridors Tbe central court Illuminated by eleculc light JUlm tnense giase roof broad balconies carriage way and tropical plants are features hitherto onknowa la American Uotela buestsventertalned en either the American or Koropean plan The restaurant Is the finest In tbe city Secure aceommodatloBsaa advance by telegraphing THETALACK HOTEL Saa TrsncicoOai ak Men aM Women Cotjld use nAwranre fun the Great Mexican Bemedyf advee HesJUi 1 aaSttniiRh th niuMtm iT have been prop aed Tbe aakt ameodmeBte are submitted to be separate voted op by ballot by the quallfle 1 electors or the sute on Tnesdiy KoTemBer His Ep JLDl 1892 Each ballot Used at soch election mpst contain printed thereon the wnrds senate CbasiaotlonaT 10 10 Amsndmint YE5 Constitutional Amendment Const It ntlonal Amendmant rfYEt Amendment rns Stanate Oonstltntional Amendment I SO lt two Witness my band aad the great seal of the 8 tats tbe day and rear first written HH JWAJIKHAH flovernor Ittsst WAIT Notary Sis.