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THE EXAMINER. SAN FliANCISCO: (SATURDAY MORNING, AITOUST 1, 189G. 10 new auvkktiskmkxts. NEW A1VKIIT1SEMENTS. rVRW ADVKITI.KMR!VT9.

REBEL GOHKJXGURSIM. Arrangements for tho Outing of the Association at Shell Mound Park HACINO IN THE EAST. Result of Running Events Friday at the Brighton Beach, Latonia, Milwaukee and St. Louis Tracks. NEW YORK, July St.

At ltrlghtnn Peach: First race, one mile, Belling Marshal won, Chug-nut second, Agitator third. Time, 1:434. Second race, five furlongs Plying Squadron won, Fiorina second, Snlaire thlnl. Time, THE PIPE DFPEnCE FILLED. In Its Smoke the Red Men Will Again Cement the Bond of Friendship.

FIRS! OF COURIERS. Selection of Riders for the First Stages of Examiner-Journal" Relays. Boys' and Girls' School Shoes At Clearance Sale Prices FEBBI.E GOAT SCHOOL SIIOES-Plies b'i to 11 Formerly $1 23 Of 1 ft TAN PEBBLE GOAT SCHOOL QXtltJi SHOES- For boys and girls; alios id to 2.. Sold regularly fur $1 70 Ql 1 rt BOYS' gltlMi solid VEAL CALF SIIOES- Reduced from Extra fi 00 EXTRA II.4RGAIX8 in nil classes of footwear durlnK our Clearance Sale. 1340 and 1348 Market Street.

Opposite Odd Fellows' Building. Country orders receive prompt attention. UClll Surs Tnt-oHt. Fimrnpa. Cnnnar-r lUJ Colored fcpoln, Achoi, Old Sores ilUlcera In Mouth, Write COOK tKKHKDI U07 Masonle Temple.

it hlcaaro. for proofa of cures, upl-t hal, SAOO.OOO. Worst cases cured In lRp. 5 jlo aa Cays, luo-page boon J'fwwtiRv Office Telephone, Grant M. Hours: 10-12 and 1-4 DR.

G. E. SUSSDORFF, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 22 Geary Street, San Francisco. Einsterbrook Building, OFFICE OF THE Registrar of Voters OF THE City and County of San Francisco, VrOTICH 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Precinct Registration for the Gen eral Election to be held on TUESDAY, the 3d day of November, A. D.

will meet In their re spective precincts for the Registration of Voters and for such other purposes as are prescribed by law on WEDNESDAY, August 5. 1S0, Crora 0 o'clock a. m. until 10 o'clock p. m.

daily, for five (5) days, until and Including MONDAY, Au gust 10, 1SU8, on which day all registration closes, All electors wbo have not been registered for said General Election are hereby Invited to pre sent themselves tor registration. The Boards of Precinct Registration will sit as above for ths purpose of registering all legal and qualified rotors residing In their precincts wbo have not registered at the office of the Regis trar of Voters since May 27, Any person who has not registered since May 27, 1S0B, and falls to register at the Boards of Precinct Registration of the precinct In which he resides will bo debarred the privilege of voting at such election. In accordance with Section 21 of the "Act to Regulate Registration of Voters," the fol lowing places have been secured for the sessions of the Boards of Precinct Registration: REGISTRATION PLACES. Election November 3, 1896, 2th Assemlilr District. 1st Precinct 204 Mission.

2d Precinct 17 Howard. 3d Precinct 401 Harrison. 4th Precinct 415 Folsom. fith Preclnct-2211 Second, Precinct fxi3 Howard. 7th Precinct 022 Howard.

Sth Precinct 142 First. 8th Preclnct-112 First, loth Precinct 528 Mission, llth Precinct 102 Jessie. 12th Precinct 20 Stanlay placs. 13th Precinct tins Howard. 14th Precinct Howard.

15th Precinct Sf5 Howard, ltith Precinct 24 Verona. 17th Third. Assembly District. 1st Precinct 30S Jessie. 2d Precinct 215 Stevenson.

3d Precinct S50 Mission. 4th Precinct 10Di Fifth. 6th Precinct 753 Mission. th Precinct 222Vj Natotna. 7th Precinct 72ti(rti Howard.

Sth Precinct 351 Minna. 8th Precinct 30K'4 Tehama. 10th Precinct 213 Fourth, llth Precinct 71(1 Folsom. 12th Precinct 223 Fifth. 13th Precinct 144Vi Clara.

14th Precinct 733 Folsuui. 15th Precinct 4S Hitch. 10th Precinct Fourth. 17th Precinct 104 Perry. 1Mb.

Precinct 421 Fourth. llth Preciuct 552 Bryant. aoth Aaaemblr District. 1st Trecinct Stevenson. 2d Precinct 25H Sixth.

3d Precinct 602 Jessie. 4th Precinct 113.014 Mission. 5th Precinct Mil Minna, tith Precinct llil Siith. 7th Precinct tiiiil Howard. Sth Precinct 2U2 Fifth.

8th Precinct 22 0 Fifth, Precinct 1ii7 Howard, llth Precinct 230 Seventh. 12th Precinct 831) Folsom. 13th Precinct 330 Sixth. 14th Precinct 314 Slith. 15th Precinct 823U Harrison, l'tth Precinct 410 Sixth.

17 th Preciuct lo2 Howard. 31at Assembly District. 1st Trecinct 3 Eighth. 2d Precinct 23 Ninth. Sd Precinct 1147 Mission.

4th Precinct 134 Eighth. 5th Precinct 11 4o Howard. 6th Precinct l'linl Mission. 7th Precinct 153 Eleventh. Sth Precinct 215 Tenth.

8th Precinct 2n4 F.iuhth. loth Precinct 247 Eighth, llth Precinct 1 103 Howard. 12th Precinct 11211 Harrison. 13th Precinct 1 Folsom. 14th Precinct LI-.) Folsom.

15th Precinct 423 Ninth, liith Precinct 1320 Harrison. 17th Precinct 1438 Harrison. A sue I.I District. 1st Precinct 274 Bracnan. 21 Pr clnct 511 Third.

3d Precinct 718 Third. 4th Precinct 1I0 Fourth. Precinct 524 Third. 6th Precinct 3251.. Fourth.

7th PreHnet 540 Rnmnan. Kth Precinct T.K4 Sixth, hth Precinct 1i5ii Kentucky, loth Precinct 1P24 lirysnt. llih Precinct 77 Bra'nnan. 12rh Precinct 712 llrannan. Fith Precinct H53 Brvant.

14th Precinct 1514 Twentieth (Napa). A.senibly District. 1st Precinct i-JOO Twenty -first. il 2d Precinct .1021 Twenty-second. Sd Prcelnet-3142 Twenty-fourth.

41 Precinct 1331 Alabama. 6th Precinct 257 Twenty-fourth. Oth Preciuct Usui Florida. 7th Precinct 23u5 Brvant venue. Sth Precinct 2702 Twentv-fourlli.

8th Preciuct 2321 HtinilHildt. loth Precinct tirner 24th and Potrero avenue, llth Precinct N. W. corner 22d and Tenneases. 12th Precinct 821 Illinois.

13th Precinct tH2 Railroad avenue. 14th Preciuct 1HW) 1Mb avenue South. 16th Preciuct Cor. Railroad ave. and 14th svt.

34th Assembly District. 1st Preclnct-1517 Howard. 2d Precinct 1633 Mission. 3d Precinct 4rt Twelfth. 4th Precinct 111 Valencia.

6th Precinct 1H30 Mission. (Ith Precinct 1731 Mission. 7th Precinct Idol) Folsom. Sth Precinct 11S Fourteenth. 8tn Precinct lHi5 Mission.

10th Precinct 235 Valencia. llth Precinct 442 Valencia. 12th Precinct 64S Valencia. Llth Precinct 6B7 Valencia. 14th Precinct 2105 Mission, Precinct 1401) Fifteenth.

ltith Precinct N. W. corner 18th and Folsom. 17th Preolnct-2235 Mission. IMh Valencia.

10th Preclnct-soS Valencia. 20th Precinct 834 Valencia. 21st Precinct 2325 Mission. 35th Assembly District. 1st Precinct Corner of Clipper and Church.

2d Precinct 3045 Twenty-third. 3d Precinct Corner Valencia aud 23d. 4tb Precinct 3217 Twenty-first. fith Precinct NW. corner Mission and Twenty- fourth.

Oth Preclnct-2fl25 Mission. 7th Precinct 32M Twenty-fourth. Sth Precinct 1400 Valencia. 8th Precinct 30th, bet. Sun Jose ave.

Mission. loth Precinct Alabama, bet. Precita avenue aud Montcalm. llth Preelnct-ai21 Mission. 12th Precinct 32M Mission.

Llth Precinct 48 Richland avenue. 14th Preciuct Llgurl Hall. 3ith Assembly District. 1st Trecinct 2S18 Fifteenth. 2d Precinct 251NV4 Markat.

8d Precinct 222 Church. 4th Precinct 3430 sixteenth. 6th Precinct 37113 Eighteenth. tith Precinct 4031 Eighteenth. 7tb Precinct 4110 Eighteentn.

Sth Precinct HIM Nineteenth. Bth Precinct 030 Sanches. loth Precinct 3011) Eighteenth. llth Precinct Corner Twenty-fourth and Vlcks- burg. 12th Precinct 4105 Twenty-fourth.

13th Precinct N. w. cor. Day and Sanchez. 14th Precinct 225 Twenty-eighth.

15th Precinct 1434 Dolores. lth Precinct 3510 Mission. 17th Preciuct 4306 Twenty-first. lHth Precinct NI4 Douglass. 10th Precinct San Jose and Ocean ares.

20tb Precinct-i-Cor. Sagamore and San Joss avt. 37th Assembly District. 1st Precinct 330 Haves. 2d Precinct Onk.

3d Prr clnct 143 Page. 4th Precinct 17 Franklin. 6th Precinct 435 Haves. Hth Precinct 500 Hayes. 7th Precinct 618V4 Laguna.

Sth Precinct 201 Octavla. Oth Precinct 1051 Market. 10th Precinct 014 Herman, llth Precinct 456 Halght. 12th Precinct 733 Hayes. Llth Precinct 804 Fillmore.

14th Precinct 827 Halght. 1Mb Preciuct (Uooth) turner Halght and Scott 18th Precinct 930 Onk. 17th Precinct 1218 Oak. 1Mb Precinct 200 Scott. llith Precinct 300 Baker.

2nth Precinct 1733 Oak. 21 at Preclncfc1700 Page. 38th Assembly District 1st Precinct-013 Ellis. 2d Precinct 807 Franklin. 3d Precinct 813 McAllister.

4th Precinct 504 Grove, fith Precinct 709 McAUlBter. tith Precinct 1200 Eddy. 7th Precinct 152!) Ellis. Sth Preciuct 1342 Turk. 8th Precinct 1105 Buchanan, loth Precinct Sll Buchanan, llth Precinct H21 Webster.

12th Precinct 110,1 Fillmore. 13th Precinct 1771 Ellis. 14th Precinct 1200 Devlsadero. 15th Preeluot 1813 Turk. Kith Precinct 1430 Fulton.

17th Precinct 1802 Grove, loth Preciuct 2544 McAllister. 30th Assembly District 1st Precinct 128 Hayes. 2d Precinct 217 Polk. 3d Precinct 38 Grove. 4th Precinct 333 Golden Gate avenue.

5th Precinct 310 Golden Gate avenue. Oth Precinct 329 Eddy. 7th Precinct 319 Leavenworth. Sth Preciuct 608 Lnrkln. 91 Precinct 402 McAllister.

10th Precinct 809 Larkln. llth Precinct SIS Larkln. 12th Precinct S37 Geary. 13th Precinct 421 Hth Preciuct 61 1H Jones. lfith Preclnct-618 Hyde.

10th Precinct 1030 Sutter. 17th Precinct 1005 Post. ISth Precinct 1224 Polk. 10th Precinct 1521 California. 2oth Preclnct-1317 Pine.

40th Assembly District. 1st Precinct 1829-31 Pine. 2d Precinct 318 Fern avenue. 3d Precinct 1823 Post. 4th Precinct 1003 Laguna.

6th Precinct 1814 Laguna. th Preciuct 2113 Pine. 1 7th Precinct 2108 Fillmore. Sth Precinct 1004 Fillmore. Oth Precinct 1617 Buchanan.

10th Precinct 1802 Gearv. 11th Precinct 2009 Bush. 12th Precinct 2009 Sacramento. 13th Precinct 292.1 California. 14th Precinct 1400 Devlsadero.

15th Precinct 25.15 Sutter. 10th Precinct 2003 Pine. 17th Precinct 1428 Central avenue. 18th Precinct So!) Point Lohos avenne. loth Precinct 1313 Point Lobos avenue.

20th Precinct 300 Ninth avenue. 41st Assembly District 1st Precinct 1413 Jackson. 2d Precinct 1702 Hyde. 3d Precinct-2iH 19 nvdo. 4th Precinct 2001 iA Hyde.

5th Precinct 2103 Larkln. Oth Precinct 1028 Polk. 7th Precinct 1708 Polk. Sth Precinct 2020 Pacific. 8th Precinct 2305 Jackson.

10th Precluct-1813 Vallejo. llth Precinct 2930 Octavla. 12th Precinct Fillmore. 13th Precinct 1P18 Union. 14th Precinct 2510 Stelner.

15th Precinct 200ty Sacramento. Kith Precinct 2028 Washington. 17th Precinct 3300 Sacramento. 18th Precinct 2733 Greenwich. 18th Precinct 3020 Sacramento.

421 Assembly District 1st Precinct 14 Golden Gate avenue. 2d Precinct 230 Taylor. 8d Precinct 224 Kills. 4th Precinct 137 Taylor. 6th Precinct 440 Geary.

6th Precinct 12 Post. 7th Precinct 627H Geary, Sth Precinct loot! Bush, 8th Precinct NOD Bush. 10th Precinct 1135 Clav. llth Precinct 1104 Clay. 12th Precinct 1317 Sacramento.

13th Precinct 1311 California. 14th Precinct 1428 Washington 15th Precinct 1334 Pacific. 10th Precinct 1141 Pacific. 43d Assembly District 1st Precinct 107 Ellis. 2d Precinct 117 Powell.

Sd Precinct 3o Mason. 4lh Precinct 146 Geary. 6th Precinct 22 Stockton place. fith Preclnct413 Powell. 7th Precinct M5 Bush.

Sth Precinct C20 Bush. 9th Precinct 6o3 Pine. loth Precinct 3.15 Kearnr. llih Precinct 822 California. 12th Precinct 930 Washington.

l.Htb Precinct 1023 Clay. 14th Precinct 1310 Mason. 15th Precinct 1228 Stockton. 10th Precinct Montgomery avenn. 41th Assembly District.

1st Precinct 8 Ht Broadway. Sd Precinct 512 Broadway. Sd Precinct 1521 Mason. 4th Precinct 1512 Dupont. 6th Precinct 5os Filbert.

fith Precinct 50 Bay. 7th Precinct 2108 Mason. Sth Precinct 2340 Sth Precinct 73it Montgomery avenue. Huh Precinct 18134 Mason. llih Precinct 1708 Mason.

12th Precinct Ifloa Mason. 13th Precinct 25ii5 Taylor. 14th Precinct 172 lnvenworth. 15th Prcclnct-8134 Filbert. 4 5th Assembly District.

1st Precinct .3014 Bush. 2d Product 433 Pine. SI Precinct 24 Drumm. 4th Precinct 118 bth Preciuct fl'2 Commercial. 6th Precinct 225 Leldesdnrff.

7th Precinct 124 Montgomery avenue. iih Precinct lot) Jackson. 9th Precinct lid Washington, loth Precinct 342A Union, llth Precinct 1.1 Vallejo. 12th Preciuct N. E.

cor. Pacific and Montgomery. 13tb Precinct 330 Broadway. 14th Precinct 12o2 Montgomery. W.

M. Ul.NTON, Registrar of Vetera. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 1TE OF CALIFORNIA. I E.VEt'UT! DEPARTMENT, CIIA.ME.NTO, Jul)' 20, lMlO.

RACI VXTHFREAS, The Legislature me rtinie ot California, at Its thlrty-flrHt session beginning on the seventh day of January, A. D. two-thirds of all the members elected to rat of the two houses of sain Ln-Kimniuie voting In favor thereof, proposed the following described amendments to the Constitution of the Btato of California, to wit: Amendment rYnmber One. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 33.) ARTICLE XIII.

Section 1. All property In the State not ex empt under tho laws Of tne uiiim cuaicn, or ihiM shall he taxed In proportion to Its value, to be ascertained as provided by law. The word "property," as uwa in mis article and section, Is hereby declared to in- elude moneys, credits, bondB, siocks, cues, franchises, and all other matters and things, roal, personal, and mixed, capable of private ownership; provided, that property used for free public libraries and free public museums, growing crops, mort gages, trust deeds, property used exclusively for public schools, and such as may belong to the United States, this State, or to any county or municipal corporation within this Stato, shall be exempt from taxation. The Legislature may provldo for a reduction from credits of debts due bona fide residents of this State. Section 2.

Section four of article thirteen of this Constitution is hereby repealed. Section 3. Section five of article thirteen oi this Constitution is hereby repealed. Amendment Number Two. (Senate Constitutional Amendment No.

8.) ARTICLE II. Section 5. All elections by the people shall be by ballot or by such other method as may be prescribed by law; provided, that secrecy ia voting be preserved. Amendment Number Three. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.

19.) ARTICLE XII. Section 3. The liability of stockholders of corporations or Joint stock associations shall be limited by the face value of the shares of the subscribed capital stock or shares of such corporation or association; and whenever any shares have been fully paid up, the holder of such shares shall not be further liable to such, corporation or association, or the creditors thereof, on that acount. Each stockholder of a corporation or Joint-stock association, whose capital stock is not fully paid up, shall be individually and personally liable for such proportion of all its debts and liabilities contracted or incurred during the time he was a stockholder or shareholder, as the amount unpaid upon the stock or shares owned by him bears to the whole amount unpaid upon the subscribed capital stock or shares of the corporation or association. The Directors or Trustees of corporations and Joint-stock associations shall be Jointly and severally liable to the creditors and stockholders for all moneys embezzled or misappropriated by the officers of such corporation or joint-stock association, during the term of office of such Director or Trustee.

Amendment Number Fonr. (Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 25.) ARTICLE XI. Section 6. Corporations for municipal purposes shall not be created by special laws; but the Legislature, by general laws, shall provide for the Incorporation, organization, and classification, in proportion to population, of cities and towns, which laws may be altered, amended, or repealed.

Cities and towns heretofore organized or Incorporated may become organ-laud under Buch general laws whenever a majority of the electors voting at a general election shall so determine, and shall organize In conformity therewith; and cities and towns heretofore or hereafter organized, and all charters thereof framed or adopted by authority of this Constitution, except in municipal affairs, shall bo subject to and controlled by general laws. Amendment Number Five, (Senate Constitutional Amendment No. IS.) ARTICLE XI. Section 8'j. It shall be competent, In all charters framed under the authority given by section eight of article eleven of tins Constitution, to provldo, in addition to those provisions allowable by this Constitution and by the laws of the State, as follows: 1.

For the constitution, regulation, government, and Jurisdiction of Police Courts, and for the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the Judges of such courts shall be elected or appointed, and for the compensation of said Judges and ot their clerks and attaches. 2. For the manner In which, the times which, and the terms for which the members of Boards of Education shall be elected or appointed, and the number which shall constitute any one of such Boards. 3. For the manner in which, tho times st which, and the terms for which the members of the Boards of Police Commissioners shall elected or appointed; and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards and of the municipal police force.

4. For the manner In which, the times at which, and the terms for which the members of all Hoards of Election shall be elected or ap pointed, and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards, and of their rlerks and attaches; and for all expenses Incident to the holding of any election. Where a city and county government has been merged and consolidated into one municipal government, it shall also be competent in any charter framed under said section eight 01 said article eleven, to provide for the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the several county officers shall be elected or appointed, for their compensation, and for the number of deputies that each shall have, and for the compensation payable to each of such deputies. Amendment Number Six. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.

11.) ARTICLE II. Hootlnn 1 Tverv native citizen of the Unite! States, every person who shall have acquired the rights of citizenship unacr or uy vhtub oi the treaty of Queretaro, and every naturalized citizen thereof, who shall have become such ninety days prior to any election, of the age of twenty-one years, who shall have been a resident of the State one year next preceding the election, and of the county in which he or she claims to vote ninety days, and in the election precinct thirty days, shall be entitled to vote at all elections which are now or may hereafter be authorized by law; provided, no native of China, no Idiot, Insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, and no person hereafter convicted of the embezzlement or misappropriation ot pubUc money, and no person ho shall not be able to read the Constitution In the English language, and write his or her name, shall ever exercise the prlviVge of an elector In this State; provided, that the provisions of this amendment relative to an educational qualification slia'J not apply to any person prevenica ny a pnysicai usability from complying with its requisitions, nor to any person who now has the right to vote nor to any person who shall be sixty years of age and upward at the time this amendment shall take eiTect. NOW, THEREFORE. Pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution, and an Act of the Legislature entitled An Act to provide tor ih uhmisi9on of certain nronnsed amend ments to the Constitution of the State of Cali fornia to the quRMned electors for their approval," approved March 7. A.

D. 1SS3, the sal amendments are submitted, to be separately voted uoon by ballot by the qualified electors of the State, on Tuesday, Kovemtjsr tin Thirl A.D.1833. The said amendments are respectively designated Amendment Number One, Amendment Number Two, Amendment Number Three, Amendment Number Four, Amendment Number Five, Amendment Number Six. Kach ballot used at such election must contain written or printed thereon, the words: "For the Amendment Numhcr One." and "Against the Amendment Number One," "For the Amendment Number Two," and "Against the Amendment Number Two." "For the Amendment Number Three," and "Against the Amendment Three." "For the Amendment Number Four," and "Against the Amendment Number rour." "For the Amendment Number Five," anj "Aeninst the Amendment Number Five." "For the Amendment Number Six." and "Against the Amendment Number Six." Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the State, the day and year first written. JA.ME3 H.

BUDIi, Attest: Governor. L. H. BROWN, (Seal.) Secretarvof Ptale. By W.

T. SbSN'ON'. Denutr. All the Arrangements Completed for Kindling the Council Fire of the Great Sun, MANY LADIES AMONG THE GUESTS Delegates and Representatives of Every County in the State Will Assemble in the Great Wigwam. All the arrangements have been completed for the entertainment of the representatives of the thirty-first Great Sun Session of the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of California.

The council fire will be kindled on Tuesday morning next, and for three days the pipe of peace will be vigorously smoked. About seventy-five ladies of the Degree of Pocahontas will present and a number of ladies have been busy for days arranging and decorating the balls where they will convene In the fourth Great Sun Council. The committees that have charge of the reception and entertainment of the visitors are: General Committee F. D. Brandon, J.

Fowier, B. de Los Caaaa, Charles H. Parish. Ways and Means Frederick Brandt, H. W.

Gray, Charles W. Parish, M. J. Fairfield, J. 0.

Jeffries. Badges Benjamin F. Josselyn, V. S. Seymour, O.

CummliiKs. Reception Charles F. Burgman, George W. Collins. Samuel Berel, E.

W. Thomas, M. Lelsen, W. Nutall, It. J.

Murray, L. Geriochio, J. B. Pon, D. Holland, F.

A. Flaherty, W. W. Moore, K. Dunn, W.

A. Gardner. F. B. Swam, H.

Trueb, It. Mngulre, A. Dlckerson, J. A. Ellcrt, C.

Horn, J. F. Minor, P. J. Schou, W.

J. Keating. Ball H. W. Grav, J.

Madsnn, J. Fowzer. Floor-F. J. Fuller, J.

Madam, II. H. Cole, W. Follett, J. J.

Higgins, o. P. Belle- garde, B. V. Cameron, G.

Darius. F. L. Cook, C. Skelltnger.

K. smith. M. Kramer. Banquet Edward Couuolley, 31.

Campbell, James Ungau. The delegates who will be present from the different lodges in the State are: Pohonachee. No. 10. San Francisco William Betta, F.

J. Johnson, Betts, W. Nutall, L. Wheeler, F. Luderman.

Pocahontas, No. 11, Sun Francisco A. Andrews, Connolley, J. J. Higgins, F.

D. Brandon. Manzanltu, No, 4, San Francisco C. H. Parish, Fuller, J.

IS. Grltflth, William J. Smith, H. Chase. Mlantonomah, No.

9, San Francisco llliam Rotroaky. H. II. Cole. A.

Rudolph, M. Lelson. Hotoyome, No. 12. San rrancisco P.

J. Schou, Charles Fowler, S. H. Wilcox, 11. Fiske, O.

Jaeobson. Wyoming. No. 40, Nevada City Joseph Sims, M. Hughs.

J. C. Dean, A. E. Helm.

Ieka, No. 53, Yreka A. E. Paine. Costimnes, No.

14. Sacramento S. L. Taylor, Chambers, A. Wilson, J.

II. Meredith. J. Crone. Samoset, No.

22. Vallejo-James O. Smith. J. Fleming, C.

M. Brown, J. 11. Smith, T. S.

Joseph. Bed Cloud, No. 41, Sacramento W. Lang. S.

Fames. J. B. Burdy, G. W.

Whltlock. Yuba, No. 45, Marysville Samuel Gurber. G. W.

Pine. Delaware. No. 4S. Newcastle J.

C. Boggs. C. F. Adiims, P.

L. Ilofmann. Oneida, No. 31. Dutch Flat E.

D. Peters. C. ItlKlepoM, .1. IMltUI.

Welmer. No. 34. Grass alley George Perkins H. Brocklngton, W.

J. Mitchell. William rvttigtit, it. Muttn. Iroquois.

No. 3.1. Stockton H. Uohrbacker. F.

A. 'Uuhl. E. H. Pierce, J.

A. Mora. Metamora, No. 24, Redwood City L. Genochlo.

K. Woltera, A. 11. Hanson, J. Hanson.

E. Hanson, C. H. Offerman, ,1. J.

Bullock. Bed Jacket. No. 2H. Dom neos.

a. utinoar, Ji. uunuas, v. ft. fspencer, .1 wnite Seminole.

No. R4, Ran Franoioo-J. B. Pon J. oarc Miami, No.

IIS. Auburn 0. F. Seavey. F.

Babler. j. it. wins, Ij. jvinkte, Otonka, No.

Cfl. Nnpa-M. II. Davis. Q.

W. Allen D. W. Crow, Stephen Perry. Modoc.

No. 57. San Franclaco E. T. James.

P. L. I IolT, P. L. Bliss, E.

II. Colvcr. H. 0. Cum lings, .1.

Osceola. No. 71. San Francisco II. A.

Hall. 1 Seymour. S. Goldman, F. B.

Swam, J. M. Lackey. White Eagle, No. 72, San Francisco E.

Walker. C. Nellsen, F. W. Kattelmann, Henry Trueb, J.

Gannon. Santnna, No. 60, Fort Bragg T. O'Connor, C. A.

Hennlngsen, J. F. Whipple, F. A. Whipple, J.

E. etier. Wlnriomuecs, No. fil, Run Frnnciaco H. Til- ton, James Hagan, J.

Eggers, F. A. Flaherty, George I' Ilbert. Grey Eagle, No. fin, Oakland O.

M. Burnham. vv, v. Jloore, ii. it, ltnssey, a.

Jtci'jcoo V.i l7 lUmnil I 'o 1 TP TP uiinn. u. 51. ionie. w.

.1. Hotunson. Fagle. No. 7.1, Sun Francisco M.

Henry, A. Dowdell, W. W. Tanner, M. J.

Mngulre, T. U. Magulre; Arapahoe, No. 7n. San Francisco James Jordan.

K. iMigent, j. it. itiiiuwin, in. j.

1 airni'iii. Montezuma, No. it. Sun I- runclsco F. II.

Kim ball. H. B. Jennings, G. W.

Colllus, C. A. Iiey nobis. J. A.

Ellcrt. Oslionee, No. 7S. San Francisco S. Berel, G.

II Trautner, M. Blum, G. 1. Shawnee, No. x.t, oodlund Jason Watkins, K.

snnreiey, it. l. l'rtntiie. Pottownt tortile, No. S4.

Hnywarda A. C. Ma lone, G. I.nngnn. J.

G. Ilnnks. Comanchee, No. F.lmhurst J. Keating, it.

wnippio, J. wonsru. Chippewa, No. 80, San Mateo M. F.

Brown. F. Minor. Cocopah. No.

81. Los Angeles J. A. Crasp. Tnhoe.

No. S2, Truckee C. F. McGlashan. M.

Doyle. Loans on diamonds. Interest low, at Uncle Hor tls'. 15 Grant avenue. Girls AVnnt to Ron-.

STOCKTON'. July 31. The Captain of the Columbia Rowing Club of San Diego has writ ten to the Native Sons' Committee of thi city asking a place for a special race on the regatta programme for Admission Day. The Interesting part of the story is that the Colum bia Bowing Club is made up entirely of ladles, and no mean oarswomen at that. Their eight oared barge has won more than one race in ita own section of the btate, and they are now anxious to cross oars with some of the Stockto cullers.

The Native Sons will try to see that the ambitious girl athletes of Ban Diego are accommodated. Right in the face of oi what Pearline has Hundreds of millions of pack ages have been used There never was a household article that came into reneral use so 1 1 .1 riijJiuiy. woiiicu hcic icaciy for it. Most of them were tired to death of wasting their time and strength and money with needless and ruinous rub bing. It hasn't taken them Ion? to prove to themselves that Pearline is easiest, quickest, safest, most economical.

Every woman can prove it. 400 Vj7 Preju FrT dices iy l5f and IfA ci se nvn kyor see done. I. Third race, Annie Sweet 1:054. Fourth race, Swain second, ve furlongs, selling-Kolnndo won, second, Medics third.

Time, one mile Pearl Song won, The Ieeralayer third. Time, Fifth race, five furlongs. selllng-Nntiah won, Tragedian second, Brighton third. Time. 1:01 Sixth race, five furlongs, selling Elizabeth Ilergen second, Kanua thlnl.

Time, 1:024. Seventh race, one mile and one furbnig. selling Copyright won, Lancer second, licaslu liruttu- third, lime, CINCINNATI. Julv 31. At I.atonia: First race, furlongs.

selling-Judith won. Volley Fuae second. Jennie Thatcher third. Time, Second race, live urlonga-Gid Law wuu, bcrlbu second, Macy third. Time, 1:02.

Third race, seven furlongs- Byron Mot lellnnd Egbert second. I.awanda third. Time, 1:28. loiirih race, one mile, selling Curri l.ylewou, Rasper second; Aluiee Goodwin thlnl. Time, Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-Mamie Cal-lan won.

Our I'ouiestlc second, Elsina third. Time. Sixth race, six furlongs, selling- Asaph won, Remnant II second. Crusader third. Time, 1:154.

MILWAUKEE. July SI. -First race, six fur longs, selling-Hegtie wou, Morven second, Alaml third. Time, Second race, four and a half furlongs, selling Provident won, Sovasso second, Ebony third. Time.

:56. Third race, mile and seventy yards, selling Trilby wen. Pepper second, Hiss Perkins third. Time, 1:404. Fourth race, seven furlongs Simmons won, Or-Inda second.

Campnnl third. Time, Fifth race, Ave furlongs Eton Jacket won. In- cltatus second. Sister Adele third. Time, 1:014.

Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling t'oniiiiNsion Stark second. Aunt bailie third. Time, 1:284. ST. LOUIS, July St.

First race, five furlongs Hurry B. won, Moetyo secoud, Mattie Belle third. Time, j. Second race, six furlonga, s. ssiif Nicholas won, Petrarch second.

Air Ticht th.ui. Time. 1:174. Third race, seven furlonga, selling Jane won, Llndao second, Travis third. Time, 1:2.1.

Fourth rxiv, one mile and three furlnnas Lease-man won, Al Urth second, Davezac third. Time, Fifth race, five furlonga Omah Wood won, Grognnette aecund, Hosln third. Time. 1:04 Sixth race, one mile, selling Devault won. Imp.

Tbora secoud, Battledore third. Time, 1:43. RECORDS GO AT BUTTE. Both Fellfare and Agitato Cut the Northwestern Figures for the Mile Pace Domitian in Form. BUTTE July Northwestern record of 2:124 tor a mile pace was broken by Fellfare, the Butte horse, and Agitato, California horse, this afternoon.

Summaries: Trotting, three-year-olds, best two in three, purse Sano Iiomltlmi won In two straight heals, W. K. secoud, Barbara C. third. Best time! Pacing, 2:10 claaa, beat two In three, purse $SbO Agitato won In two straight beiiia, taking second third heats: Fellfare first heat and second money.

Keen Ktitter third. Agitato's time, 2:14: Fellfare'a. Kunnliig, half-mile heats, handicap, purse $300 Quicksilver won both heats: Tommy second in the flis-t, Liberty In second and Lulu Hortou third. Time. :4 and Kunnlng.

six furlongs, purse St. Jacob won, Latonit second, Hiram Argo third. Time, Running, three furlong, purse Chinook won. Put Tucker jitcud, Tempe Maid third. Time, :35.

EASTERN BALL GAMES. Scores, by Contestants of the National League and the Standing of the Clubs. cinbs- Cinclnnatl Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh Boston W. Pel Cluhs- W. L.

Pc. 2ti Philadelphia .39 45 i ItronRlvi) 30 Washington 38 Hit St. ..44 3U Louisville 4 .4. 12 .33 4 .417 .34 411 .27 .317 .21 60 .258 trm INNATT' JI'ly inr nmxiiig rne umpire, whose decision displeased the Pittsburgh pitcher Cincinnati 7, hits U. errors Pittsburgh 0.

error, 2. Batteriea-Ehret and Vaughn; Httghey and Merritt. WASHINGTON. July 4, hits errors Baltimore 5. hits 11, errors 0.

BatteriesGerman and Magulrc; Ksper and Clarke. NEW YORK, July 5. hits 12 errors New York hits 14. errors 2. BatteriesHarper, Kennedy and Grim; Meekln and arner.

BOSTON', July 31 1.1, hits 15. Philadelphia hits fl, errors 3. Batteries-Sullivan and Berger: Keener and Clements. ST. LOUIS.

July 31. -The Cleveland-St. LouLi game was poatponed to-day owing to rain. Hnnrhall To-Morrovr. The Imperials will make their Initial ap pearance at the Folsom-street grounds to morrow, when the San Francisco team, under Its new management, will be the opposing tiuu, The.

teams will line-up as follows: San rrancisco. Position. Iinncrinla F.ber Center field inn Levy field Muller Smith Bight held Crowiev Krug. stop Heck Sweenev. base Cunningham Monulian, Murphy.

Scott Coouey base Creamer base Wis, atcner Green Kelley Winner nt Goodwood. LONDON, July Chesterfield cup Handicap valued at 300 sovereigns, part In specie, added to a sweepstakes of 15 sover eigns each, for three-year-olda and upwards, was won by Jlrs. Theodore Bald's Phoebus Apollo, from eleven starters at Goodwood today. The Duke of Westminster's Tamninn was second, and Mr. George Lambtou's Ited UilL was num.

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CHEAP EXCURSION TO ST. PAUL. The Shasta route and the Northern Pacific rail road has been (elected aa the official route to at tend the National Encampment of the A at St. Paul, to tie held there September 2d tofith The excursion will leave San Francisco and 8a ramento the evening of August Itates JC7 SO for the round trip. Tbe above rate la open to a who wish to make the trip East.

Send your name and address to T. K. Stateler, General Agent, 63i Market street. Ban Franclaco, for alteping-car reservations. ARE YOU GOING EAST? The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.

Santa Fe route, Is the coolest and most comfortable sum mer line owing to Its elevation and absence slksll dust. Pullman drawing-room a modern upholstered tourist sleeping-cars run dal through from Oakland to Chicago, via Kansas Cit ml which leave at a seasonable hour In charire of attentive porters. Ticket office 644 Market varunicu Building. Telephone Main 1531. BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS.

Every Thursday morning from Ran Francisco, through personallr conducted tourist csr eicor-sions will leave for Chicago and Boston vis Salt Lake City and Denver. No better service, lis Quicker time. Address or spply to Ageot. 32 Montgomery street, baa Francisco, or 802 Brosd-waj, UakUiid. -i -t I an a in W.

J. a is K. The Olympic Club Wheelmen Name Allan N. Jones to Represent Them in the Ride. SUNDAY RACING ON THIS COAST.

Ths Racing Board Decides That It Cannot Be Permitted Road Races and Runs of the Local Clubs To-Morrow. Tbe first of the couriers of the "Examiner-Journal" yellow-fellow relay ride has been selected, the honor being conferred on Allan N. Jones of the Olympic Club Wheelmen. The selection of Mr. Jones ws brought about by the following letter, written by Lawrence Devany, manager of the Pacific Coast division of the reiay, and aa-dressed to the various clubs in the metropolitan district: You are doubtless aware that there will start from San Fraiieisiu alwut tbe litst week In Annual what will be known as the Llauillier'-'Jonrual-ifllnw-Ki'lluw Trauscouunental Relay." Tli.s project was or.giiialiy started by the "Journal" ul lurk and "Examiner'' of Sau Francisco anil E.

Stearns with the object of conipar.iig the bicycle with other modes of traTel anil to aiiow up the practical aide of the wheel in the uinat effective manner. This it will uiott undoubtedly succeed in doing, ai this ia the greatest cycling event yet conceived. Hut tbe scope of thla event has been vastly extended by the at-tentiou which It hua received from the I lilted Government. General Miles, commanding tbe Lulled Stales army, will detail tbe commandant at tbe Presidio, San Francisco, to aend a message from the "Examiner" otllre to the commandant of the post at Governor's Island, New York. This will rot only give the relay an eclat which It could (el In no other way, but It Insures tbe message an Immunity (rum delay aa much as if It were part of the United States mail.

Kach rider will be nominally under military discipline and is expected to take the sutiie cure of the packet as if it were transmitted during a time of war. Postmaster-General YViison will instruct every Postmaster aling the route to affix his stamp to the dispatches aa tbe best evidence of their au-bent Icily and to mark officially the time and distance. This la au event which will perhaps never occur again under like auspices. The military authorities after having ascertained in this ninmier the length of time it would take to transmit a message from one aide of ti country to she other, will not have any further interest in affalraof this kind. It is therefore evident that the honor of participating in this relay la one which may not be lightly overlooked.

Realising this, I deemed It proper to invite the leading clubs to participate in the event, each club to nominate one rider and one alternate, the conditions being s.nipl.v thai only Stearns bicycles be ridden and that each r'der furnish hit own wheel and pay whatever traveling expenses may be incurred. Tbe ex pense will lie trifling, aa this division covers oniy the distance between San rrancisco and Sacra mento, which it ia proposed to divide in about ten relava. A very handsome silver medal of exceptional artistic excellence will be presented to each rider in the relay. I expect samples of these medals in a few days. An earlv answer will be appreciated, as It will necessary to place the riders in their respective relay and It ia decided also to have a iral ride before the final event.

The first reply received came from the Olympic Club Wheelmen, through its Secretary, J. W. Mullen, and was as follows: Your proposal to the Olympic Cluh Wheelmen to furnish a rider in the Transcontinental Reiay Is accepted, provided the flub sending the first entry to your office ia allowed to ride the first relay. If this la acceptable, we name Mr. Allan N.Jones as courier and Mr.

Edward Chapman as his alternate. We thank you for the invitation and wish ymi all success in the management. Other selections will be made as the names are submitted, tt Is expected that the ten riders who will convey the message on the first stage of its journey will be named soon. The question of Sunday racing on this Coast has been settled in the negative by a decisive vote of the National Racing Board. The Board of Officers of the California Division petitioned the Racing Board to suspend its sanction rule as It related to contests when they took place on Sunday.

The members of the board decided that the sanctioning rule was the rook on which 11 their authority was founded, and It would be fatal to suspend it. The question will agafn be brought before the National Assembly in February next, when it will be settled finally. The road contests across the bay to-morrow will be for members of the Acme and Reliance Club wheelmen. Both will be I over the usual Haywards course. Tht Acme race is the last in a series of club contests.

In addition to the race H. W. Decker will wake a try for the record. Of the club runs, the Camera Club Cyclists go to San Jose via San Leandro, Cap-aln J. J.

B. Argent! having arranged fur the members to lunch at Alum Rock, returning by train. The members of the Golden Gate Cycling Club go to the Park under command of Captain W. J. Black.

J. J. Green of the dub has gone to Santa Cruz on his wheel. T. G.

Spillane, acting Captain of the Olympic Club Wheelmen, has called a run through the Park to the Presidio. August the members will have a moonlight run in quest of watermelons. Captain J. L. Barrow has arranged no run of the Imperial Cycling Club to-morrow, but will take the members to Sutro's Tuesday evening.

The representatives of the Alameda cour-ty clubs having in hand the arraneempni a for the proposed road race for the county RiuiiiBuip mcci aaia evening hi me roums oi tne Acme Uiub. The race nas Deen promised a full measure of sup- ymv uy iuv racing men oi tne district. ine Aiameaa Cyclers are steadilv in. creasing their membership, being now well past the century mark. Among recent additions are Judge A.

F. St. Sure. Postmaster T. C.

Stoddard, J. F. Woodburn, Dr. Dio Lewis, CharleB Hansen. C.

A. Ross and others. The Terminal Wheelmen of Stockton hold their annual watermelon run to Lodi on Eunday. next, and many riders from th's district will attend. Some of the clubs have called runs to the scene of battle, for auch It Invariably proves to be on occasions like this.

On the same day two road races will be held in San Rafael, tbe start and finish of coin neing irom tne Hotel Rafael. The distances selected are two and five miles, and uuuiucr vi prizes nave Been offered. Th. riders among the San Rafael whr ci men are Roy Barney and Edward bnp.r although there are many members of tho club wbo give promise of developing into coo son, wno was injured in a fall r.uue nuius near Haywards last Sunday has entirely recovered. tanner ConnefTa CritloUm.

LONDON, July 2LThe "Snorting i.tf. this morning has an interview with Tommy V- v. lB Tampion rnlie runner of the I nited States in which he says he concealed his intention before leaving the United States pf visiting England because the New York Athletic Club proposed hia becoming a nro-fesi-ional. He continued: I was displeased at the manner in which th York Athletic Club treated me. Bnd further more, I sympathise with Bacon and others who have been eipelied from the amateur ranks Mv i)riem-e of amateur athletics in America such that I would hesitate to Join the sionals.

TrniiKcnntinentnl Wheel Tourist CHICAGO, Juy Bheneman ts in Chicago after a ride on a bicycle from Prattle, Wash. He left the Pacific Coast on June 1st, expecting to reach Columbus, Ohio I October 1st. After he had crossed two states on his Journey he made such good time that he decided to keep as far ahead as he could. He leaves for Columbus to-day. Faded hair recovers its youthful color and soft-Be lT tbe use of Parker's Hair Balam.

Parker's Ginger Toulc cures Inward pains. Dr. Thomas Galvaa has resumed practice at IS rarrott Bu.Uirg, third floor; rooms 3tS and SM. won. liig six won, won.

1:25 both the F. and and 11. Will Be a Variety of Entertainment for Guests Who Attend on Sunday. IRISH PIPER AND JIGS AND REELS. Dancing in the Pavilion to Music by the Hibernia Union Band -The List of Committees.

The Rebel Cork Benevolent Association will hold Its tenth annual picnic at Shell Mound Tark to-morrow. A good time and Immense attendance ts assured. The society Is not given to boasting of Its numerical strength or financial standing, but when Its annual picnic takes place it carries big crowd out of the city. The members and their guests will not want for variety of entertainment. Thf Hibernia Union Band will discourse music the dancing pavilion, and Professor McCarthy, the Irish piper, and a first-class fiddler will be there to play for the jig and reel dancers.

There will be races of all descriptions, running and standing and jumping for prizes. The committee having the affair In charge and the sub-committees consist of the following: Arrangements C. Shea, John Buckley, J. J. Doneguii, W.

J. O'Brien, D. J. Murphy, W. McCarthy, P.

Hucklev, J. MeAullfle, J. Buttomer, Callaghan, J. W. Mahoney, D.

Holluud, Jeremiah Cronln. Games P. Corkery, T. Sullivan, John Buckley, McAullffe. Jumping W.

McCarthy, T. Donovan and P. Buckley. (iute Prizes-T. J.

Pwyer, W. J. O'Brien, P. Deasv, J. J.

Honegan, P. Corkery. Gate M. Mahoney, D. Dulay, M.

Bride, James Corkery, P. Murrav. J. Bagley. Floor Jeremiah Lynch.

Floor Manager; John Buttomer, Assistant Floor Manager; H. Holland, John Murphy, and the balance will be selected by Mr. Lynch to-day. The following officers of the association were elected In June: President. T.

J. Dwyer; Vlce-rresldent, P. Buckley; Itecordlng Secretary. J. W.

Mahoney; Financial Secretary, W. J. O'Brien; Corresponding Secretary, P. Deasy; Treasurer, P. Douuvan.

The games will include races for boys under ten years and boys under fourteen; girls under the same years, young men, married men, married ladies, and marriageable young ladies, fat men and fat ladles, three-legged race for boys and the same for men and sack races for both; running high jump, standing jump, hop, step and Jump and three standing jumps. There are to be twenty-four awards for the games and fifty-two gate prizes given out. There not a prize on the list that Is not worth aving. The names of the donors to whom the society returns thanks are as follows: J. C.

O'Connor American Brewery. Jack son Brewery, T. J. Dwyer, Donovan A Holland. Congressman James (.

Mngulre. Judge J. rry. Judge A. Campbell.

Supervisor Joseph King. County Clerk C. F. Curry, Corkery Quill. Dunsmtitr Sons, Bender Brothers.

Shea. Boeoncraz J. .1. Donegan. M.

Glunettonl. J. olgcr 4 San Jose Brick Company, p. Donovan. H.

Llchtenstein. Central Coiil Company, antes Hagerty. Charles ft. Allen, M. J.

Briindcn- Bteln Pioneer Soda Capitol Mills. Francisco "Chronicle." I'nited Undertakers. Morton Brothers, William Kellner. McAvoy allugher. A Friend, Thorns B.

O'Brien, Thomas olati, Timothy Murphy, Commercial Soap Com pany, i. Bcnnster, San Francisco tall Uebel Cork Benevolent Association. iioais win teave ror tne pars: everv nair our, and there will be no hitch in the pro- gramme once It Is started. The races will commence at 2 o'clock sharp and at their conclusion the prizes will be announced and distributed. MADRONA BACHELORS.

Dance and Entertainment to Be Given To. Night at the Pacific Yacht Club-house in Sausalito. The Madrona Bachelors of Mill Valley will give an entertainment and dance to-night In the Pacific Yacht Club house. Over 2M Invitations have been Issued and a large attend ance is promised from this city and the towns of Marin county. The grounds of the club house will be elaborately decorated with flags ouu uIio.m,-ou mniei us.

nunna tho arrival of the guests colored fire will be burned and fireworks set off from the club ouse porch. The yacht Lurline, owned by- John V. Spreckels, will be at anchor off Sau salito and will be strung with lanterns from booms to mastheads. Steam launches have been chartered to carry tne guests from San Franclaco. Tho arkltes of Helvedere and Sausalito will have launches, I their own, all gaily decorated and brilliantly lighted, making a pretty aauatie nrncesntnn From Mill Valley, Larkaour.

San Rafael and other towns people will be driven in all sorts oi conveyances. The Madrona Bachelors occunv iin nospiiaote cottage in valley, and are well known in San Francisco. They are nearly mi n'UMciBiia anu capanie oi entertaining a noai in themselves. They are: George Knox. Will O'Brien.

K. nnT Clt.i.rrra Ellas, George Chrlstensen. Charles Ornrr Much, Charles Hlblebrecker, Fred Krugcr, George uevme, nurry i.ang and Daniel Callaghan. Among those who have been Invited to the entertainment ana dance are: Alfred Wehe and wife. Charles Goodn ln wue.

lll l.oouwin. in A. Stetrnrt I Donahue. Miss M. Donahue.

Mla Mrs. T. Mcl arland. It. Kelly, Joseph HolTen and wire, jiiss Mnne, Miss M.

Klnirwell Mi May Martin. Miss Florence Harries. Miss Fannie names, Harries, George T. S. White VMlliam Kelly, David Lane.

Julian N.oib.ner union a. rwng. IrfWIS. Jo in Hoinn, j. harlea Yoitnirber inium linker, Captain Kldd, A.

H. uiianis, norace Howard. Mia M. Hart. Mlas 'layior.

el. Us Itossle lten Miss May Roden. Miss May O'Brien. Misses Moti- telth. Captain J.

Hartley, t'. S. Misses tut Miss K. Gorman. Mr.

Gus KllljOro and wife, Miss nuKnca, ljcpnron, joscpn Mongea, John Brady, Phil lay. Stanley Fav. John McOoosld James Regan. William Finnic. I.

O'Cotinell. viniiain vtarnocic. nay Sullivan, Claire Sulli van, Emmeit Sullivan. Miss S. Boyle.

Miss Sut ler, miss aiuiiin, H. Boyle and wife. Captain u. vtarenr, l. and others.

FAST FRANK AGAIN. The Pacer Defeats Joe Patchen and Rob. ert J. in Straight Heats and Fast Time at Cleveland. CLEVELAND, July feature of the day's races at the Glendlve Trotting Park to day was the victory of Frank Agan In the free- for-all race over Joe Patchen and Uobert J.

He took the race In straight heats In the fast time of 2:05, 2:04 and 2:04. It was a splendid performance, as Agan defeated the two swift est pacers on the grand circuit. The weather was waxm, the track fast and there was a great crowd prcsnt. The sum- manes: class, trotting, purse 2 000 Walter S. won in atralgnt beats.

Time. 2:13... 2:15. 2:15 Black Seth second, Pat Watson thlnl. I- ree-for-all pacing, purse 2 Frank Agan won in straight beats, lime, 2:04, 2:04, jo.

atcnen Beeonil, llotiert J. third 2:17 class, trolling, purse 2.i0 (unfinished on lunnmpnen Mn won third and tifu ngelus won first and ecui.m or uarKiH ssi-tune teata. Beat time. 2:11.. A sioond heats.

Best time, Tlllie Youuy woo icurui neai in Mirer Qnestlon to He Debated. The Mission Defense and Improvement Union will meet to-night at Phoenix Hall, Twentieth and Guerrero streets. There will be a debate on the s.iver question by A. W. Thompson, an elector on tne people party ticket, lir.

J. A Miller, a well-known Mission Democrat, and John C. llecnan. Mr. Heenan will argue the tjU'-piion irnm tne gold standpoint, whip Thompson and Miller will speak for silver, Bar At omen heel Itarrri TORONTO, July the racing board bulletin Issued to-day, the Canadian board conaemns ictnalo racing a id announces that the board will hereafter blacklist any track iipon wntcn lemam riders are allowed to ra iieiore tne public.

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