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THE SAX FRANCISCO: SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 181)4. ajat anvRHTiaiXTiRYrt. HP.W AnVRHTiaitvfRWT. AitKiiKvrai. Zobalr 11B, Hotspur 113, TborohlU 111, Agitato.

103, Kir Ileal 1C4. Ktf tb raoe. ana mile, eentlemen rlrtera Nico- GREAT fflGJ TROnERS. Tha Campaigners for the DE BRACEY IK USE FETTLE. 1 Took the Seven-Furlong Handicap Without Much Effort IWII fornia Cycling Club to bo the most prosperous club In tbe State.

Oakland wheelmen are arranging to or-ganlAe a cycle corps in connection with the National Guard, on the same plau carried out In this otty and Denver. Edward Kin-kaid of tho llollanco, J. P. Itartnlma, lied-mental Quartermaster ef tha Fifth, and W. H.

Stanley, Querlermaater of Company are the gentlemen organizing the corps. Tho Stockton balf-mlle track, batter known as the Good water track, ha boon gotten in fine condition, and the Rambler team eay they neve saw bolter place to train. The eight racers are workrd an hour twice a day. Dirnbergor and llllas, tho Eastern flyers, are constancy praising their surroundings and will try to come to the same track for neit year's training. This team will do no sprinting VA ONLY TWO FAVORITES WIN.

Lovelal and Romulus Disappoint Tbalr Jlaebers-thiila. Ileal Hear Uuard-Marloli Fill, Or'saba aoe) North Also Wan Good Prog ramaio To-Day -Tlasb HitH an Ueatlsusn Rldsrs. Cbala, 14 ta 1, Jones. Marigold Filly, to 0. Madison.

Urlsaba, to 1. loomba. Hrsety, 1-8 to table, Madlsoa. North, 0 to I. Coomb.

Tho races at the Bay District Track yesterday were well attended. The weather Waa pleasant and tbe track fast. Tbe soveo-furlong handicap was the attraction of the day, at well as tbe bettlue; event, every horse going to the posi well backed. Do Bracey and Trlx, representing tbe Van Nose atable, wore combined In tho betting at odds of 2lj, Lovdal 2, Gussie from 4 to Uoraulua from 8 to 5 to 1. From the drop of the flag to a rery good start, Gusale went out as pace maker, followed to tbe turn by Trlx, at which point the latter was passed by Romulus and De Bracey and he fell back to about last In tbe stretch Gussie showed that Trlx had urged her into pace that she could not maintain to the finish, and when De Braooy pulled out for the finish, she bad nothing left for the light and De Bracey won without much effort by half a legth In front of Gussie, who waa a length In fr ont of Romulus, who In a bard drive beat the favorite, Lovdal, for the show by a nose.

Iiearguard waa tbe fuvorlto in tbe five- furlong selling race, which had a field of tnirteen with odds of 7 to against mm, wbUe lied Kose and Nellie Van bad 7. Cbuia 12 and Gold Dust 80 to 1 against inem. Ked Rose led well down Into tbe stretch. followed by Rearguard. Cnula came out oi tbe ruck and in a bard drive boat Rear guard a head, while Gold Dust came aloof and beat lied Rose for tbe show by a bead.

On account of Marigold filly's race with Bellicosoon Wednesday she was generally looked upon as a sure winner of the two-year-old race at half a mile, and the best odds offered against her was to while Gallantwas at from 8 to 8, Kitty L. from 10 to 40 and the others from 8 to 40 to 1. From an excellent start Marigold took the load and maintained It to tbe wire, winning easily by half a leneth from Gallant, who had followed bcr throughout the routo. Kitty L. rushed through from the rear and beat tbe field for tbe show by four lencrths.

Betting In the mile selling raoe made Sympathetica Last the favorite at 9 to 6, while Heaslde receded from 1 1 to 5 to Alexis from 8 to 8, Blue and White from 12 to 15 and Nutwood was bet down from 6 to AM to 1. They were sent awav to a rood start Orizaba took the lead going round the first turn and made a runaway race of it from there to the finish, winning as sbe pleased by three lengths In front of Seaside, who In a bard driva beat Blue and White for the placo by a head, tbe latter two lengths in front of Alexis. Ryland ran a good race into tbe stretch, wtiore be quit In the last race, five and a half furlongs, selling, Chemuck was made the favorite at about 2 to 1. North was at 4, Border Las aie, Artist and Guard 0 and the others from IB to 75 to 1. i i Border Lassie and Artist raced about head and hend well into the stretch, whore fiortn pulled out and won easily ova lensrth and a balf in front of Border Lassie, who outfought Artist by a bead for tbe pmce.

The favorite never showed better than filth. Major A. Covington, the Jockey, loaves lor bL Louis to-night. Following are tbe entries for to-day: Firm race, five and a half furlongs, Jelling Mamie P. 10(1.

Banjo 100, Queen B. OH, Annie Moora lira, iy Lioai low, Cbargsr 100, Chevalier 8B, Lottlo P. 110. Second race, six lurlnnKn. selllna Boston Bov 110, Jenniu Dean 01.

Trenlola 114, De La uuerra Vulilallgtu KM, Hrnnco 118. Jake Alien 102. Bnnta Fc 112. Rvland 10:1 Her- cules 100. Alexia 110, Cbarger 106, Auieull JIM.

TIU10 U.l. Third race. Fianh Stakei, for two-year-olds. five fiirlons. hnndiraD Pat Miirnhy 12ft.

Sea- prny 110, Model V20. Circe Jlfl, Hay Alfonao 117 Tiger 117. Lady 113, MImh Clay filly 11 3. Mnld Plablo 1( 7, BelllcoHo 120, Kill Mot 104, onrncBt 103, Monterey 103, Coquette 1)5, Niagara 00. Fourth race, mile and a quarter, handicap THE EXAMINER Twenty- ourlh bay.

California Jockry 1804. Weather Clear, FianT Rack. I Selling; pume 'J50: five be in a O.N IGHT. COyilENCEMKKT SCHBEL'S MUSICAL FESTIVAL! FIRST DAY Metropolitan Temple. luhterlptlet for tvt eoaesrtt aisgls reaorvet .14 00 ..100 T3 Admlttlon Oa sals at luertnan, Clay Ca's.

Symphony, "Ira RlfL SIOCKWELL'i THEiTRS. P. flaws Lstass aal Mssattr TOD AT SATUKDAT AT 9 P. M. ai'KClAl LADIES' AND CHILflRXS'S MATISEE.

BAM1UW AMI lilt JUKO.tXa, rrlrs-23e, 60s, 75a. TOK10UT SANDOW, The Athlete of the Century. TUI iESSATlOX or THK TRKATRICAL UAHVICLOUS Jordan Family The Most Thrilliny Performance Ever Seen. ELSIE ADAIR AND HT. VANDERLIP DRAMATIC SCHOOL OT ACTIXO.

ASD A OHAJiD bl'ICUm COMPAST. Prices 35a. BOe. 7Se, Stcure Betervd Sxit la Advaaca, KAISKR FRAXZ JosKl-ll HALL Ever afternoon sad evamas. Seven performancea dally of tba South riea Ulaailera.

A moat imii entarialamaab 11V0LI OPiRl HODSS. Ksilixo Bsos Proprietors and Managers LAST NIGHTS phSSSSToh Orrssoacn'1 BnaaaTio Orsaa, GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT TtJEIDAT, MAT 8th BEXEFIT OF 01D FELLOWS' LI3RART. MAT 7nt-" CLOVER," LOOKOUT FOR "DICK T0BP1K.H Papular I'rlcea JJe and Sue. MECHANKS' PiYILION, Sear Ke Cltv HalL REAL ICE SKATING1, POLO, POLO, TO-NIGHT. Stanvord vs.

Berkelby. TOBOGGAN SLIDE. Now Open! Wildest of Sportal OTHER ATTRACTIONS: Hannted Swing, I Statue Coming to Life, Kleutrle Theatre, I Naula, Queenut the Sea, Illicit Arta. I Old Pepper boat Xbow. ADMISSION TO EACH 10 CKXTS OJPflEDM.

O'Farrell betwcea Stockton and PowelL LAST TWO MOUTS AKD Saturduy ami Sunday Matinee or mi a sort RICHARD PRIKGLB GEORGIA MIX- STKKL8. GRASD ATIE TO-DAf. SATtTRDAT. atinks Piiicsi-Parauei. 'JSci balcony.

10c i children, loo any aeat. Mat 7th, Ut tha Brit time here, C. W. WILLIAMS' DIG SHOW, bended bv Ibe Wblltllaa Prima Donna, MliS. AL1CS J.

811 AW, of KaUonal and Kuropeau roputatlou, and tueUreatcit Specialty Company yet Imported. PRICKS KRVElt CHANtiED-Reaerved seata. S5c; balcony, 10c, Opera Chain and Dox Seati.SOo. THEA TKK-OR ASD VAtTDE- T1LLK CdMPASr. Lait Two Nlghti and Sunday Mattnoe of (iiosr.s P.

MmPiir. In "JUSTICK SCHWAB." Admtkilon. IOci reserved aeata, Via. MOROSC'J'S GRAND OHM mil, Handsomest Family Tbeatrs la America. MOKDAT EVESINQ APRIL SOTS MR.

JOSEPH J. DOWLING ASD MISS MYRA DAVIS In Clay M. Greene'! Drama, THE RED SPIDER! KVBS'IXa PftlCES-Orchestra. reaarvat S3 Preaa Circle, reiervei, i io: fif iuet, reasrvad. 25Ci family Circle aad Gallery, lUo.

MATI5JER BATURUAT ASD SffSDAT. Matinee prlcei. Ilia lie '25c Heata oa tale Iro 9 y. to 19 p. w.

Ni'Xt Weic-A KENTl'CKl" GlIIL. PEOPLE'S PALACE MUSIC HALL. S. W. corner Eddy and Maion atreeta.

Curr PntLtipa Manaisr Tho Flnoit Mualc Hall la America. 2xd WEEK ASD BIG SUCCESS Ixo or THE CHLUXlBlAS COMIC OPERA CO. In Ullbert A Sullivan's Maaterpleee. THE MIKADO And OITenbacb'i Charming Opere.ta.' THE ROSE OF AUVERGNE Fall and Eflldent Chorna fclecuat Costuruea and Effects Auamented Orchestra rerformancea every evening ttam 8 to IS o'clock, exuupt eaturday evening. r.M I i.

Matinee Sundny at FRKK ADMISSION FRE S. F. AND N. P. RY.

CI EL CAMrO, FAVORITE SCVDAT RESORT, Mow open every gunsay Tor ina Hti. vangiiis, Bowllag Alley. Boating. KUhlng aad oihor aiauas-mooti. Kefreibineata at city prlcet.

rare for trill lndluJInC AdlBllllOO tO IbS grOUBde Adulti. 2ici children, 1.1c Bieamer UKiau will hv iinurva Sund at 10:30 a. 12:10. aad 4 r. a.

Laava El Cainpoat 1. and r. RACIN3! jgjl CALIFORNIA JQCSEf CLU8 RACB3 BAY DISTBIOr TRAOiC Until farUiar sottca. Racing Every Taadr. riatfc Taarataa, Friday aal Snrtr.

KA1S oa SrU.Si FIVE OS MORaltACliS EACH DAT. Race atart at 9 arV Maalllava aal Cast) -aueatcafi pan tie gats. demua ID. Hrookal MM, 81r Heel g. KUtnner) 102.

utleafl ill. Koraland) led, Bir Alfred (J. H. hlerej IHS, Utadiator (Faille llranoyl IMS, Dr. Hon (Talbot Clifton) l'l, Hercules (II 11.

Hloeum) ldU. atdvor 1'lata (W. Ilayley Crocker) 141. Tru llritton (C. K.

Norwood) Jthl, tvueeier inoisob uiteri jo RELIANCE ATHLETES. ome or tbe Men Who Are Training for tbe Field Dev. OiKMsn, May 4. The Reliance Dub will enter rery strong atbletio team In the Midwinter Fair Field Day, wbkh will held at the Fair grounds to morrow. The team will consist of C.

V. Batos, Eraioy, Balden W. U. Qulun, Bralnard, Drockman brothcV Scogglns, Hupp, Evans, Hl bom, BuSlvan, Oliver, Edgron, Wyokoff, Ncrtb, Edwards, Kos borough and possibly one or two others. Scocglns and Hupp of Borkeley will enter the 100 yards dash.

Two weeks ago the former made the distance In 10 seconds, and baa applied to tbe A. A. W. to have It recognized as a Coast record. It Is confidently expected that be will lower this record.

Sullivan, Oliver and Kdgren are training like Trojans for tho hammer throw and shot put Ther are all very evenly matched and are quite likely to be more than mntchoa for any men any other clubs can send ecalnst them. Hilbornand ISvans are showing up well tbe preliminary tries at 440 and K80 yards runs, and North and Wyckoff make a very pretty team at the hurdles. Roa. borough and Edgren will do the polo-vaulting for the Rollanoe Club. PAVILION PLEASURES.

Tbe Ikatlag Rlak Sarroandad With Amusement feature. The Natural Ice Skating Rink baa been uOloiont attraction for lovera of genuine port, but the attractions In the Pavilion have been largely augmented the post week. Aside from the toboggan elide many new features bave been added. Among them are tbe haunted swing, electric theatre, atatut turning to life, Nod la, maid of tbe tea, original Pepper ghost show and many others. Tbe game of polo laat night waa between tbe Stanford boja and tbe Canadians, the latter being given the game by default.

This makes the Caoadians the champions of the first league series, which closes to-nlrht with a contest between the Stanfords and Berkeley. This afternoon tbe LiUlputinns and Presidio Heights polo teams will play at the rink. These teams are made upol thirteen year-old boys, and play for glory. AT THE TRAPS. landay Shoots Arrant-ad for tbe lam mr-A Maw Clab.

On and after May 13th there will be prize shooting on the grounds at Oakland park every Sunday, commencing at 1 O'clock. Conditions will be 20 singlos, squad shooting, $1 entrance, including birds. Class-shooting system will prevail. Prlzos will be regulated by tbe number of entries. A new gun club, which will bo oallcd tbe Electrlo Gun Club, is now being organized and will shoot at Oakland grounds on tho Aral Sunday ot each month.

Parties who do not belong to any otub and wishing to Join this one will call on or communicate with E. Forater. 605 Market street. The dues will bo 50 cents por month, which will allow each member his birds shot in club matches. Tbe first shoot will take place to-morrow at o'clock.

w. fan Joaa's Itid for tha Kao Meeting Sis Jose, May 4. At a meeting of the directors of the San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties Agricultural Society this after noon Secretary Benson was instructed to communicate with the Pacific Troulnar. Horse Brooders' Association and tender them the free use of the grounds in this city for their summer meeting in August and th fall meet in October. Tee ban to Clara Valley Agricultural Society also do elded to issue the general race programme Immediately after publication of the State Fair programme, wnich will be in about two weeks.

Tha Roa featlval at tha Fair. The rooms of tbe State Floral Socioty at 220 Sutter streot have been converted into bower of roses, in preparation for the big rose exhibition at tne Horticultural Build insr at the Fair grounds next week. RACING SUMMARY. Hub, Kprlna Meeting. Friday, Hay 4, Flna.

Track Faat. Chnla. 8, by Imp- Cyrua-Flnm. 300: lulfamlle. Time, 40.

nooning. Closlnit. 9t Mr. tin. i jocKfy.

sl ri. bl ci 1 a 7 4 6 33 8 1 1 2 2 7 4 1 IH Madison. a 10 8 5 24 8 bin I 7-9 4-5 ooinba 40 10 4 TubiTvlleilO 5 40 8 40 15 20 a 5 3H 8 6 7 88 Klnn 1 30 Ilo.eman. 1 10 Imp. larebln-Marlgold.

t400; aaren ftirlnnga. Time, lOnenlntr. Clntlnir. W' Fin. Jockey.

St. I'l. St PL 8 3 1 1H Madison. 1 7-5 1 710 2V. 7-2 5 2 4-6 1 8-5 45 11 11'4 2 1 Clteralleri4 22 2H 3 na 5 4 4 Coomba ..,2 2 3 a balf furlonga.

Time, opening. Closing. Bt. Pi. Btr.

Fin. Jockey. ds. n. 2 2 5 8 6 7 4 1W 2 2 I 7 8 8 11 2b 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 ft Jonea Weaver Burns King L.

Cnddy 4 6 5 6 8-3 2 2 2 10 4 11-5 1 20 8 15 6 75 25 en. g. North, (, by Prince ef Norfolk, by Lelnner. Soason's Grand Circuit M'DOWELL ENQAQEO TO DRIVE. Blggaal Stable at l.lfht-llaraaaa llnraea ad ftid Vt healara Ever to Laaea vat Ifurala for tba Eaat-Haliabury Ma area the Pica of ralo Alto Trotters lor Wore Over Ilia Etttere Conraei.

Monroe SalWbury will this year take acroaa tbe Uooky mountain! tbe bluest atrlnir of trotters and pacert tbat eror loft California. The string has Juit been eomploteil by se curing tbe pick of the l'alo Alto trotters. Such famous younttore as Tolatlno, Mary Osborne, Alllvo and otbors will thla year bo campaigned by tbe maaior of Pleat-anton. The following complete list la published for the first ti mo: Klvlng Jib. 2:04 fnaonrl.

Alaona. dam br Wuldlotou. Kili'Dla, nr Fmlvmlon V.mpreaa Dooflnorry. by Altamont-KUtf Kts- bar. Orphina, bf Norval, dam by Pled.

nmnt. Vula Wllkea. by Guy Wilkoa-Vlten. Ramos. (iiaeerl.

br Hldaer-Kllver Kt. Kltialmmona, 2:20, Dexter Prlnee, dam by Uladlator. Don Lowell, by Don Marvin Esmeralda, Bldiet, by Sidney, dam by Silver Tbraad. Oro Kloo, by Tnerabam. Hon-Hun, by Simmons Bonnie Wilkes, lien Ingraham, by Ingrahanu H.

by UonlDKiaUam-l'tiknown. Klla 11., by Antnen, dam Nutwood. Altlvo, 4, by Kleetloneer-Dama Winnie. Ixvokout, 4, by IMrector-Adlnn. Alta Vila, 3 (pacer), by Palo Alto-Kitty Sultan.

Kokley, 3 (pacert. by Director Lily Stanley. KtamUoul llalle, 3. by SUmboul-Belle II. Ad Aleae, blk.

(.. by Ca-ur d'Aleoe-Lskoland Queen. Hoy ana, 8, br DlreetorRoxsns, Kxpreuive. by Kleellnneer-Kslber. Palatine, a by Palo Alto Klalna.

Mary On borne, 2, by Ar.m-wrKiale. bond, 2, by Don Mlas Kato, 2, by Dtroot-Fannv F. Directly, 2, (pscer), by Direct, dam by Nnrbuok. Black yearling eolt by Dlreot-Mldgot, A roHMIDAtll.I STHINO. This Is a very formidable strinv, especially in the two, three and four-year-old divisions.

Tbe free-for-all trotting department does not appear to be aa well represented as In years past. Andy McDowell, the well-known reinaman, will handle the Pleaaanton siring. He bat groat expectations for EJenlo, and is confident that the cbestnut niare will surprise a whole lot of people. This opinion, however, is not widely shared by others. Mary Osborne, who is generally regarded as the stnr of the two-year-old trot-tors, took a yearly record of 2:87.

Directly, the two-year-old black pacer, gives every promise of being another Direct. He baa already reeled off some wonderfully fast half miles. There Is some doubt at to which la the best of the three-y oar-olds. Palatine "hat been the beat performer and waa Invincible last year on tbe California circuit, but Joe Neal thinks that Koyana will wind up the year witn the best record, while such a eood ludire as Orria Hickok favors Expressive, tho filly that campaigned last Bon lion was a sensational trotter year ago. She took a record of 2:20 as a two-rear-old hitched to an old-fathloned sulky, but was purchasod as a brood mare when the late Mr.

Hobart started a breeding farm near Monlo Park. In 18S3 Monroe Salisbury campaigned Director throagh tho grand oirouit The now famous sire captured no less than twelve races against the pick of all America, Including the classic 1 10,000 Charter Oak stake at Hartford. A remarkable feature about Director is that ho captured but three races In bis life in three straight It was in 1888 that Mr. Salisbury sent Margaret S. back to compote in the rich Spirit if tht Tim stake.

The best young trotters in America contested, but the Call fornia filly won. After this victory Mr. Sallabury concluded to take string back Eatt every your. AT BrOOXR CAMPA10S8. In 1889 the Pleasanton string was campaigned by Andy McDowoll.

Cricket paced a mile in 2 10, which is the fastest record for a mare to a high-wheeled sulky even to this day. McDowell also gave Margaret S. a record of With only four horses McDowell won $85,000 for Mr. Salisbury. Georgo Starr had the Ploasanton string in 1891.

Direct made his appearance that yeur as a paoor, and electrified the East bv defeating tha rrcat Hal Pointer 2 :00, 2 :08 Direct came home the king of pacers with a mark of 2 :06 opposite his name. Direct also paced an exhibition quarter in the wonderfully fast time of 27! seconds a performance never defeated by any light harness horse or sldo wheeler. Little Albert returned with a rooord of 2:17 but the gelding won a barrel of money for the stable. The total winnings in 1891 wore $40,000. George Starr and John Kelly wore tbe drivers for Mr.

Salisbury In 1892. They ado a grand campaign. Direct reduced his record to Flying Jib, a green pacer, came back with a mark of 2 :05. Directum made his appearance on tbe turf and secured a three-year-old mark of 2:11, aud succeeded in defoaiiug the bost threo-year-olds in the country. Lost year Directum was tbe reigning sensation.

He beat the free-for-all trotters In Ameriun and lowered the world's stallion record to 2:0 5. Director's Flower was the biggest money winning two-year-old of the year. Tho stable won $55,000. CYCLING UP TO DATE. Notes ot the Wheel From All Over the State.

The riding club, formerly known as the Pansy Cycliug Club, has changed its nnmo and emblem. It will hereafter be known as the Pacific Cycling Cinb and tho emblem will be a wheel with 'two wings. Next Sunday's run will to San Leandro by the way of Laundry Farm, starting on tbe 9 o'clock creek boat. O. L.

Pickard of the Acmes rode around tbe bay by wheel on Wednesday in a little over six hours. This nearly equals the hundred-mile record of John A. McGuire of Denver. The Reliance Club is rebuilding the Alameda quarter-mile track for their Decoration Day tournament, which bos been sanctioned by the L. A.

W. Tho corners aro being built up with cement, and a fast quarter-mile track will be tho result. The Alameda track has the best location in Northern California. The California Cycling Club held its semi-annual election of officers last Tuesday evening. The new officers are R.

S. Allen, President; J. J. B. Argenti, Vice-President; II.

F. Wynne, Secretary; Adam Karl, TreaRurer; D. J. Wren, Financial Secretary; F. W.

Williams, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ed Wilberg, Dr. Shank and S. Joseph Theisen, House Committee. The election of road officers only occurs annually. The meeting tiipht was changed to Monday evenings.

The semi-annual reports of the old offloers showed tbe Cali lODcnrr firARTMeriTST0W nati iiimv mm: AM. 11.4 Ye fattirday. May, 18IM. The crowds that dally throng our store show tbat tha people know a good thing when they sea it. We endeavor every day to give substantial evidence tbat we are not unmindful of their patronage.

Working on the broad principles of enlightened seltUuneee, wo know tbat ws serve our selves bast by serving tbe public moat. To please the great public-the power tbat makes or mars us all our best energies are bent, our highest skill engaged. HEW SPRING CRESS G10DS REDUCED To IIake lloum for Nuiiimer Novelllea. SOc All-Wool Pretty Suitings, reduced to 55a, and 3fto. 7c imported French Fabric, redtioed to 50c.

(1 and 1 25 Novelty Weave Ureal Goods, reduced to Cballles, all new, reduced to 124c, 23e, 35o, 50c and fiOa. The most exelualve gathering of Pattern Suite, evrry one reduced In price. LA MAZIHIO KID GLOVES 11.50. TlieyAre Ilea (it lea. THE BEST WASH F4BUS OUT.

Dnmi'atlo Ulnghtmt, beat quality. The latrat i ovelty hootcb liao. Francy Krench -pbyra, lovely colorltma, 3i'. Toe new fabrio, French Chameleon CIjid, 'lie; wortb tile. Keautltul Crinkled Crepons, 10c; were 12'4o.

llsnasome new Challles, l''ic; sold elaewnere at 15c. HlMncb Percales, faat eolort, 10c; worth 12'. butlnea, beat French, in dark graunda witn tbe most lovely Moral deahmt tbey look like bandaorae alike: le ll'i auoulil ane our beautiful eaaortmont; we've marked tbetn 42c; tbey nre wortb 50c. Freuch Sv.lnea, new and choleo, well worth fOc. Satlnea, 12S0, were 15c; 15o wer2)o; 23e were 50c Fine flnlabed Itlack Ratines, 15c and llmok Satinet, strlpd and brocaded, 25o; wortb 35c IIAMSOnK NEW IMK.ISOLS At the Lowest Prlcea.

VEILINGS. ETC. A poerless collect'on of the newest veils and vtllnKa. The new Princess Chemiaotte, with high stand ing collar, ana euna in mntcu, ikio. Faahtuniible Celluloid llelu In tun, red.

blue and othpr colors 5ue, 750, and $1 'J Leather Helta, with stylish buckles, In great variety. A PERFECT COLLECTION OF HOSIERY For Lsdiet and Children. SHOES. Their popularity Inerenaes no wonder, the quality ta tbe beat, the prices the easiest. Ladies' "Prince Albert." elaatlo stiles, low eut shoes, patcut-leathcr tipa and front Hav.

hand-turned aole. 2 50; worth 13. Chlldren'n tan, Kray or black cloth tops, patent leather foxed, silk tnaaela, hand turned aolea, sprint beels, sizes 0 to fl 00; worm $170. TBE HAMBURGER (MPAHI; Mnrbrt Klreet. 1 DOCTOR SWEMY, 737 Market Sai Fnneisso, Cal.

(Upi'Oilta Kxamlnor (office.) This learned BpoclalUt, wetl known by his Ioek resldenae and sucoorstul practice ou the Pacitlc Coast, guarantee a promut and Perfeot cure of every onss be undortakes. CDCC TDL'sTMCUT for the poor and uo-rntt InLfllniClil employed who oall lo personal offlee of Friday afturnoons. VnilliP MCU if you are troubled with night lUllti Rlkil emissions, exhausting drains, ptmplea, basbfulneaa, aversion to Nociety, stu-piUneHa, despondency, loss of energy, ambition and sulf-confldencp, wblcb doprlve you of your manhood and sbsolutnly unfit you tor study, buitlness or marriage 11 you are tbus afliloted you know tbe cauae. Get well and be a man. MEN of yu troubled with weak, aching backa and kidneys; frequent, painful urination and sedlmeut In urine; impo' teney or weakness of axnal ortrans, ami other sign of nervous debility and firematuro decay.

Many die of this difficulty, cnorant of tbo oauae, which is the second stueeof seminal weakness. The most obxtinite cases of this character treated with unfailing uscceHS. nnitllTC diseases. Glest, Gonorrhea, In-rilllfllL tlammatlona, Dtacbargea, btrlo-fires Weakness ot Orgnna, Syphilis, Hydrocele, Vurtcooole nnd kindred troubles quickly ured without pain and detention from buxluoas. I'lTlQQU wblon polBona the Hrjath.

Stoiu-tAlMlintl, noh nnd Lung anil paves the whv for Consumption, Tbro.it, Liver, Heart, Kidney, UlaJdor and all oomitltuilnial and Internal troubles; also Kupturi, Piles, Fistula treated far in advance of any other institution In tbo couutrj-. BLBOO MO SK1 1 iW.ric hyphlllillo 'faints, Tumors, Tetter, Kczema and oilier impnrltlPS of the blood thoroughly eradicated, I' uvlnj; the system In a strong, purs end heultoful state. I iflirC lf voU are sulforiDg from persistent Ilendnchea, Painful Mnnetruation, Leucorrhea or Whites, lutolerablo Itohtn, Uiapinoerr.ent of the Womb, or any other dla-treHin(r ullinents pecullnr lo your sex, you should consult Dr. Sweany without delay. He cures when others fntt.

iji)Tr vourtroublea if living away from tbe nH'lL city. Thousands cured at home by correspondence and by medicine sent secure from observation. Book on SPECIAL D1S-EASKS sent free to those describing their UOmcr. IIoons-9 to 12 A. 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 P.

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L. SWEANY, M. 737 Murket San Fraooisoo, Cal New Renting Wheels Willi Pncnmsitic Tires JUST BECEIVKD BT KBNNBy PAYTO 617 Valencia St, Near Sixteenth. S. f.

ELLIPTIC B1CTCLE9. EErAlUlNQ. MIJ1 0 TO 10 I. M. The Hnialleal I'rlrra are Here) ao are Iho (ireali-kl Value and Heat (lualltle.

Read To-Nlghfi List ol Para Inducements. White Muslin, 30 loch, One brand, worth lOeyard. flleacbed Table Damaak, worth OOe. Turkey Red Pemaak, 50 Inch, lle worth 60k. Linen Huek Towels, good alts, SOe worth Double Fleeced Flannelette, 10i) worth 2'4a.

Initial Handkerchiefs, '4 dozja In box, linen lawn. (iOo. Huele Moaqultalre Kid Gloves, worth II 25. lllarrlti Kid Cilovrs, large sizes, 50c worth 85e. LAOIES' CAUNTLeTkIO CLOVES, 1 00 worth SO, Ladles' niaok Hose, fluo Halo, white toes and heels, oolored tops, worth Ladies' iliack Hose, Hermsdorf dye, 3 pairs for Ladies' Silk Hose, all shades, K3o worth ft 2.1.

Ladles' Combination Suit, lo torn, 730 worth rioo. New Vests for Ladlei la pink, lavender or eoru, 25a PURE SILK CARRIAGE PARASOLS, 06c or III 00. Men's Heavy Ribbed Hulbrlggaa Underwear, (1 0(1 suit Hen's Flannelette Negligee worth 75e. Men Hlaok or Urowa Ualbrlggaa Socks, 12se pair. SHOES.

Ladles' Fine Vlcl Kid, Foxed, Cloth or Kid Top, Button Shoes, pototod or square toes, with patent leather tips, floxlble soles, i regular prlee 'i Children's Tan or Ked Goat Duttoa Shot's, with tips of same material, spring heels, hand turned soles, sir.es 5 to 8, I S3, reduced from $1 50. BARGAINS TO BE FOUND DOWNSTAIRS. Colored Glass, Metal Top, Sugar Sifters, So each. Crystal Optic Glsst, half-gallon Pitchers, 17a. Thin Blown Crystal Wster Tumblers, set of 1, SOc, Japanned Wood Handle Whisk Broom, Ho.

Hand painted China Tea Cups and Saucers, IOo a pair. Clothes Lines, 32 foet, lie each. Lawn Apron, tuoked and embroidered, lOe. Hoys' Knee Pants, SOo, wortb I. Ladles' Leather Shopping flags, 35o, worth eoe.

Dolls, Ulsque Head. Shoes and Stockings, 13- inoli. lie. ware 23o. Dolls.

Kid Body, Natural Uair. Shoes and Stockings, and Closing Eyes, 49o. i Garden Sett, Hoe, Raka and Spade. 25c. Waaon.

18 Inches, hsrd wood, 50c, wortneJOo. Hnmmorkaof Strong Cord. wortu 1. Boys' All-Wool Casalmere Suits, pleated back and front. 4 to 8 venrs.

3. worth i-L Boys' Little Duke Caps, now style, OOo, worth Vocal or Instrumental Sheet Music, 5c TEE HAMBURGER C9MPAIY. Ktrt. RTATIFC 1 a. Tn.

4 ALU THE OVERMAN WHEEL MAKIf KH. PaclOo Coaat Kranch 309 Larkln street, E. F. 1'JliU Ban 1'aMo avenue Oakland Westminster Hotel Block Loa Angelet KNOW ILL PEOPLE! That purely In the Inter- eats ot the public weal we have acceepteii the agency of certain BICYCLES TO WIT THI COLUMBIA ta SIS5.) the nmm to THE FALCON ($50 ti $100.) And that In a spirit absolutely free from aelflik or mercenary motives we bave ailoptoil a price-list for tlieae standard vclilclea that will quicken the publlo pulae and Oil the public heart with mingled amotluni of joy and gratitude. GEO.

WEBB ALEXANDER SUVCCSSOR TO OS BORN A AUXAHDER, 401 market Kan Fram laco. Tools, Hardware and Machinery. AOBNTS WANTED, 7 tor a week yet, ana win not take part in any races before tbe 19th. They rldo turea inues in ino luronoon, aim tour in the afternoon, kooutnv toirether and making no spurts. the fastest gait Trainer Schafcr Has allowed them to work in is 1:23.

They will ride close to two minutes If not under tbat before tboy leave the Good water track. The San Francisco racors. Foster. Long, Haley. Wells, "ilob" Tcrrill and Zloiflor of San Jose are worked togother ten mllot daily, doing two turns a day.

Each seta tho paoo for a lap and when tha threo ni.loa are over all cut for first placo. Then after a rest each do flying quarters in HO seconds and undor. The Eastern record-breakers will not race to-tlav, nor at San Jose neit Friday, at llllas and Dirnbergor cannot snaro tb time from tholr training. They will hardly be fit on the 10th, but will raoe then and on the 2Atn. It It probable tbat thev will also race on the HOth.

Tbey will go to Los Angoies, Sao Diego ana back by way of 1 Un.n. whAM l.ll.,fll ll wttl K. on the D. A. C.

track. Thus Eastern events before June 10th will be out of the question. Johnnie Johnson and tbe other Hyers back r.aat win at least oe snowed to take the Decoration Day plums and possibly a few others, then tbey will bave to drop back for tbe two Zlmmeroiana, llllas aud Dirn-berirer. Tbo Aome Club will give gold bars for century runs made Inside of nine hours and ailver bars for all under fifteen hours. The roads throughout the State are in excellent condition and far suporlor as a whole to those of any Stato east of the Mississippi.

Dealers complain of price cutting, but none are willing to oonfess that they bave done any cuttlug. To-morrow morning at 10 o'clock there will be a five-mile acratcb race on tbe Oakland racetrack. It it an Acme Club affair and bns fifteen entries. Al Swain of Oakland reports from Sin Diego that his long ride there was a success, and that be bad but one accident, it being eaused by a loose chain. Tbe 000 milea were covered inside of two weeks.

Harry Torrlll and Alfred Griffith will compote partof the fast Cleveland team, and witn Davis, Languotiu and Held will be a bard crowd to bent. Stockton's bustling club, the Oak Leaf Wheelmen, will bold a five-mile road raco on tbo 20th, and already bave nine of their men burning up the road. Some of tbe probable starters are T. R. Llllie, T.

R. MoCuon, Georgo Hudson, A. linker, Robert Inglls, Fred J. McKatu, W. C.

Bulk-well, Frod A. Eokstroin and A. G. Wilson. Buffalo is to bave a double century run, in wblcb a largo number of road riders will take part.

Zicgler onght to land a winner to-day, for he has learned much in the last four days while at Stockton under tbe cars of Dave Schater, one of the best trainers the country hv yet produced. Chairman Robert A. Smyth of the Racing Board writes me that the L. A. W.

championships of the North California Division lor lsw-i have oeen asaigncaas follows: One-half mile, Oak Leaf Wheelmen, Stockton, July 4th one mile, league meet, San Franclsoo, May Sflth; two miles, Bay City Wheelmen, San Francis May 80th; three miles, Garden City Cyclers, San Jose, September 10th. These racos are open to amateurs of Class A only, according to tbe L. W. rules: it There Will be but four btcycld races today at tbe Midwinter Fair track. Of these the two-mile handicap, open to all riders, will attract the most attention.

Tbe handicaps are as follows: Two-mile handicap, open Otto Ziegler S. J. 11 scratch; W. F. Foster, O.

A. scratch; C. M. Smith, B. C.

100 yards; C. A. Wells, B. C. 100: H.

P. Terrlll, 100 W. A. Terrill, 120; 11. Ebon-ritter, 170; O.

L. Hubbard, 190; H. C. Smith, 165; J. A.

Griffith, 100; J. A. Hall, 190; J. W. Harvey, 300: O.

L. Pickard. 200; L. Long, 160; C. H.

Williams. 800; W. T. Bunnoll. 825; W.

H. Qulnn, 800; O. F. Beldon, 825; C. F.

Gates, 275; C. Griffith. 275; F. Diockman, 825; C. A.

Emlay, 800; O. D. Bates, 250; A. Roid, 175; C. O.

Hyde, 875: J. Gibney, 850; J. E. Fagothey, 275; W. II.

Haley, 223; F. C. Reynolds, 200; J. R. Sampson, 175; A.

Thieson, 800; C. Hyde, 825: L. B. Thomas, 325; O. L.

Lanfuotin, 325; J. E. Alexander. 125; W. Need ham, 200; O.

Oaen, 140; Al Jur-man, 250; E. Bollmun, 800; G. A- Nissen, 1(15 A. Niacin. 190.

One mile handicap club race C. N. Lane- ton, 100 yards: w. muer, i7; w. Foster, scratch: L.

B. Thomas, 175 yards; L. H. Smith, 125; N. A.

Robinson, 100; John Beckett, 125; W. H. Haley. 90; J. C.

Fagothey, 150; L. C. Hunter, 125; Archie ltell, 80; J. H. Diockman, 125; R.

L. Long. 75; M. Esplnosn, 125. Half-mile handicap, club raoe F.

W. Fuller, 75 vards; W. F. Foster, scratch; L. B.

Thomas, 70; L. Smith, 60: N. A. Robinson, H5; John Beckett, 60; W. II.

Halev. 40: J. E. Fasrothey, 70; J. A.

Johnson, 00: L. C. Hunter, 60; Archie Hold, ho; It. Li. Long, as; w.

wsul nosa, 65. Gates. BROKE A WHEEL -RECORD. I'lckardot tha Aome Klfles a rait Una Hundred Milea, Oakland, May 4. O.

E. Pickard, long recognized as one of tha foremost long dU tacce ridors In the wheelmen's annex to the Acme Club, last Sunday succeeded in bring Ing down tho Coast record for 100 miles from tbe long-established 7 b. 29 m. Ho succeeded in covering the century in the romnrkabie time oi a n. M7 m.

au s. Ho started from the Examin-kk business office on Market street at 5 o'clock in the morning of May 2d. Just three hours nnd fourteen minutes later he arrived in ban Jose. This was one-half tho course, and he accomplished it without having dismounted from his wheel. After a short rest he mounted and started toward Oakland.

He could have covered the half in much better time than ho did had he been coprnizant of the fuct thut he was so well within the American record, and he arrived at the quarters of tho Acme Athletic Club on Twelfth streot Just three hours sixteen minutes and thirty seconds afier his arrival iu Sun Jose. When his record-tieing feat was made known he was balled by his jubilant fellow-wheelmen as a future American champion. Pickard is a carpenter by trade, but is a wheelman by inclination and everything else. He is an enthusiast of the first water and is almost inseparable from bis wheel. It is to just such men as Pickard that tho Acme Club owes its prestige as a wheol-men's club, la the various team relay races Pickard has always rendered an excellent account of himself.

In a short time he will try again for the 100-mile record. Tha club will bold a scratch five-mile race at the Oakland Trotting Park on Sundny morning at 10 o'clock. Many men are training for tbe event, and up to date there have been fifteen entries. Amateur Wrextleis. G.

Eckherdt of the Olympio Club and C. W. Andrews of the Acme will have their wrestling match at the Alcazar on Tuesday evening next The contest is exciting a good deal of interest in club circles. fnrlnntt. Tim.

Belting. Opening. Closing, Indei. Kin or Bonn. SL Str.

Fin. Jocker. St. PL 6u I'l, nn Chola. 3.S1 8 4 4 lh 8 3 13 Hoivr (luard, 4.

110...... ,7 2M 2W 23 (1-3 3-5 17 6 1-2 016 Hold Dint, 4. P5 4 31 3 20 8 80 12 H55 Ked Hoe. fi. 1 1 1 4 8 8 7 8-2 641 lrlh 0.

102 11 12 1 0 5 II. 15 6 10 MlO Alto Mlo, 4. 1111 8 7 8 0 10 4 0 0 Pronto, 8, 91 12 10 9 7 50 SO 60 20 630 Nellie Van, 5. 6 8 5 8 McAullflo. 4 R-5 7 fi-2 H46 HenH.a.,108 10 11 30 10 15 4 05B Woodbury a 108 fl 0 12 10 Loim 20 8 SO 12 651 lloanote, 102 2 6 .7 11 Ii( 8 20 10 470 Jna Honker Jr.

08 13 13 13 12 Chevallrr. 10 4 12 4 641 6, 103. 3 8 6 13 Tulrvllie 1 10 4 15 6 Fair atari. Won driving l'y Carmona eiahle'aeh. OGG Race.

Maltlon two-yearH)lila; rurse. Index Kadi or Honna. 65(1 518 6fi6 (ISO 6M 65rt 574 Mnrlgold, 2, 116 Gallant. 2, 118 Kitty L-. 2.

105 Fllnl. In, 2. 105 Arno. 2, 116 Milroy. 2, 110 Cbarliy Colt, 2.

118.... Krnest. 2. 118.... Good start.

Won haailliy by M. toxecn. 2, by f. su 667 Third Rao Selling; pnrae $300s one mile. Time, 1:43.

1 openluir. Index. Nac or Hoasg. St. Str.

Fin. Jockey. Bl PL St i'l. 033 Orltaha, 3, 100 7 11 11 14 1813 6 2 5 2 655 Seualdo, 3,81 5 7 4 5 4 2 ll Chevalier 11-S 17 2 663 Blueand White, 3, 91.., 3 2 6 rt It 32 12 4 15 5 638 Alexia, 3. 102.,..

0 4 6 8Ji 3 4 L.Lloyd.. 3 1 7 2 853 Sympathetic Last, 100 1 .0 7 7 7 6 tiuringme 2 4-5 P-5 4-5 .653 Nutwood, 3. 80 4,8 8 8 8 6 Jonea 6 6-2 0-2 3 2 6A3 Ryland. 100 5 3 1 a 2 7 10 4 12 5 663 Viceroy. 6.

101... 2 3 1H 2 4 6 8 smith 1 15 6 30 10 Good tart. Won easily by L. J. Koae'a ch.

o. Orlxaba. 3, by Imp. Cyrua-lmn. Laella.

668 F' ocfth ItAflr, Tbree-ye ar-old handicap: Index. Nam or lloasx. 6t. (658) 0(14 058 (643) De HrifPY A lia 4 5 6 Guaale, 96. Komulua, 3, 100 Lovdal, 3.

102- 3 1113 6 3W81 1 4 4 007 i rix, Mtt and I)e llratey coupled In atralRht 660 Firm ft tea. Selling: pnrae, $800s flva and Index si? 643 649 657 (654) 658 601 634 Nahk or Bouts, St North. 6, 98 Border Laanle.3. 63.... Artlsu 3.

100 Guard, a. 106 lnlerno. 101 Cheinnck, S. 89 Comrade, 4. 1 10 Monarch, 4, 9 Durango, 3, 96...

31 1 2 1 4 8 7 9 6 5 fined stark Wen Handily bj U. Devtnpou pnrae 4 6.