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THE EXAM1N1CR. BAN FRANCISCO TUESDAY HORNING, MARCH 2,1807. ft J'KW A I I VI'N. THE EXAMINER'S RAGING CHART FAVORITES FAILED PLAYED DASHING I SCOTS IT KIkIiIIi Oil of the Venther loud). Inglealtle line Track, Mnrch 1.

1S1I7. 1'lfty. Winter Moedn of the I'uc-i lit-Count Jockey lull. Track MiKlcly. olds, six upwards; purse, V.

1 Bulling, Jockey. Op. 1 1. Slaughter 8 ilteluy 12 13 Rozi mall 8 8 8 7-3 Mneklln 5-3 3 BO SO Thompson HO SO Snider If! Spencer IB 12 II. Krown IS It) t-'rawler 20 80 II.

Martin 10 Clan win 30 30 Str. Fin. 3 1 8 1 Mi 4 10 I) 1 1 (1 2 1 S3 1 Mi 3 II tl lit 4 1 5 1 10 0 11 13 12 1 nk 2 3 (I 4 A 5 1 rt 7 1 fl 1 20 10 11 12 13 Bchrclber's oh. g. Charlemagne, by 8t.

Cro-Mut. telling; purse, J3B0. I netting. Flu. 1 Jockey.

Op. CI. 1 1 IIL Mnrtln 4 0-2 2 4 IMggott 20 IS 3 ns iThnrne 2 13 rt 4 3 Rergcll 20 iTl 8 8 5 13-10 A 4 ISreriard BO 2HI 7 4 O. Slonn 12 20 8 1 Istevons BO 2im 0 8penoiT fl 9 Str. 3 2 2 Pi 4 1 7 1 8 10 6 1 9 2 1 1 2 4 2 5 fl 2 fl 10 8 1 73 9 t'orrlguu'i b.

f. Camrlla, by Longfellow-Miss How- lolling; purse, f.l.M). Retting. Op. CI.

Str, Fin. Jockey. 1 2 2 8 2 6 8 8 4 4 7 10 8 1 1 2 2 3 3 0 20 4 1 4 78 8 1 4 2S 8 4 4 4 4 8 10 74 8 III. Martin jClawson Mnrtln 8 IB fl B2 IIS 4 0 20 8 7 7 OS 15 T. Melltigta C.

Slonn Flggott Tlioriie Dogjelt 021. I''I11ST BACK On mile, for thre-yesr Index, Hoi-hp, Age, Weight St. fill Charlemagne, 8 US 4 4 3 Si 1 1 7 8 1 2 1 12 10 V4 9 0 a 13 11 4 ft IS 6 1 8 1 1 2 12 10 13 ft (HO Hepy. a u.ti (117 Tnr ami Tartar, a. (114 Brametta, 4 Kin 4H7 Treachery, 4 10x r.M Franco, 4 BUM BS4 Flnmhoauesie.

3 MHO 01!) Lady Hurst, 3 10,11 (1 Dollllla. 4 110 0 (W7 Hhic Bell, fl Mill IS IWV Miss Until, loot MH Laat Chance, a 121 11 (I17 CJwilitn.il, 3 Good start. Time, 1:484. Won driving. Winner, B.

SECOND RACE Seven-eighths of a mile; Index, Homo, Age. Weight, St. BP7 Cnmelta. 4 10S 4 8 1 1 2 li 1 T4 8 6 43 9 3 1 1 2 1 6 8 10 7 1 9 (117 Roadrunner, 6 11(1 Meadow Ijirk, ...113 1 HIS O'Fleta. 1131 7 r.7ll Two Cheers, 1131 3 OKI Mosior.

4 1101 2 SB Artist, 6 i 11 8 BOfl Hotspur, a 110 B84 Favory. 11(1 0 Good atart. Won handily, ard. Time, 1:82. Winner, E.

02G. THIRD RACE Seven-elguthi of mile; Index, Horse, Age, Weight. St. (ion Ontta B28 Double (Julek, 4 ...113 Frank 6 110! BTll Rube Murphy. 5 ...111 1 3 2 76 81 1 24 2 2 7 10 3 3 4 8 6 8 fi2 Potentate, llfl1 no Major Conk, 113 (113 Masnoro.

4 1101 600 Daylight, 4 113 Good atart. Won driving, ijucna. Time, 027. FOURTH RACK Three-quarters of a 'Index, Ilorae, Age, Weight. St.

M. (2311 Mldllcht. 8 00 1 8 015 Applause, 6 1001 (104 Groyhiirst. 3 100 007 Celoso, 3 til" (Mill George Miller, StragKlIng start. Won driving.

Eleetrle Light. Time, 1 Winner, G. QOg FIFTH RACE Flre-elgbths of mile, Index, Ilorae, Weight. St. noil True nine f14 don The Sinner 11(1 (110 Moreiitio 1121 (OlHlHaaMUll 122 (Oil) Anabasis 112 Satyr 104 (107 I.nnra Burt M71 2 4 3 7 1 0 IK 4 14 fl 6 83 7 3 501 Alman 114 1-ft B41 Woodland Bello Had start.

Won driving. Winner, P. J. Carmen. Time, 1:034.

C29: SIXTH RACK One mile, for 11 12 13 10 Winner, F. Brown'a mile; 3 4 for 4 0 3 7 6 b. m. Gutta I'erchn, by Imp. Galore-Iasa- purse, IBOO.

netting. Op. CI. Str. Fin.

Jockey. 1 2 2 3 1 4 2 1 1 1 2 1 3 4 4 2 Slaughter VlBlMtt II. Martin. Thon 3 3 8 0 3 .1 2 B-2 (1 7 D. Morris' br.

f. Mldllght, by Imp. Midlothian-. three-year-olds; purse, 4O0. YOUR HEEKS USE i Retting.

Jockey. Op. CI. I'lggott T. i 3 T.

Sloan 8 6 13-10 3 1 3 1 ISponeer IB 20 10 6 1 4 II c. Slonn 8 12 4 2 4 Thorpe 1S 20 6 4 20 20 10 1 7 7 I'. Sullivan KM J5n" Mellugh 30 no III. Mnrtln 9 2 three-year-olds Donahue's eh. g.

True Blue, hy Duke of Norfolk- and upwards; purse, f.130. netting. Op. CI. Jockey.

4 Str. Fin. VEGETABLE SARSAPAMLLA I. Bui lingame's Team Takes a Victory From the Santa Monica Men. Hundreds of Society People Witnessed the Sport, Which Was Rither Exciting.

ONE OF THE PLAYERS SHAKEN UP. The Paring HidersFrom the North Had the Best of the Contest From Start to Finish. SANTA MONICA, March 1. The Bur-lingame Club polo people redeemed themselves to-day, after their recent defeat the hands of the Riverside team, by defeating the local team on the grounds of tho Southern California Polo Club by a score of 5 to 1. Several hundred society people witnessed the game, a special box being set side for visitors from Los Angeles and other points In Southern California.

Rain early this morning somewhat delayed the, starting of the game in the afternoon, but greatly aided In putting the grounds In good, springy condition. The Durllngame team showed to good advantage In team work over the Southern California team, the members of which have not played together before this season. Refreshments were served and a military band from Loa Angeles rendered several selections during tho play. The officials were; Captain M. O.

Bolton, umpire; J. Mich ell and Pr. J. A. Edmunds, timekeepers.

As soon as the ball was put in play It was carried out of bound within a few feet of the local team's goal, the Durllngame players keeping It 1n their adversaries' grounds the most of the time. Baldwin made the first and third goal for Durllngame and Hobart tho other three. Young scored the goal for the Southern Californians. Ward was shaken up in the second half by his horse falling on him, but escaped serious Injury. The umpire's horse also fell, but the official was not hurt.

Hobart and Baldwin played a dashing game throughout. The teams were made up as follows: Durllngame Hobart, McCreery, Tobin and Baldwin. Southern California Ward, Waring, Young, rroctor and Mlchell, who was put In Ward's place after the lntter's mishap, A banquet was served at the Arcadia this evening to the players and Invited guests. T11K FEES OF PILOTS. Rejection by the Senate of the Substitute 1II1I.

SACRAMENTO, March Sonata to night refused to accept the bill offered as a substitute for tho measure providing that the fees of pilots in San Francisco be reduced. It. was rejected by a vols of 22 to 15. The orlg Inal bill Is yet before the Senate on the second Senators Gillette and Cleaves advocated the adoption of tho substitute. The Humboldt Senator objected to tha, first bill because ha thought It vested too much power In the Cham ber of Commerce.

He said the control of tin pilot system should rest with the State, He explained that the substitute provided for satisfactory compensation, prevented dlscrlm Inatlon and compelled the pilots to file reports of their work and receipts. Dickinson complained that the substitute affected San Francisco alone and he said that pilot fees sre lower In other ports because wages fr lower. Cleaves claimed that the measure would place San Franclaco on a footing with other ports. He agreed that some years aso, when there were few capable men for pilot service, the present system might have been necessary. He said there IS a general demand for reduction and be read an editorial from "The Examiner" in which reasons for the proposed changei were set forth, Morehouse opposed both bill and substitute, contending that a reduction might cause Inefficient that the firms psying heavy charges are not in favor of the reduction and thatr any reform should be directed to a reduction In wharfage rates.

Wlthlngton declared that there Is but on remedy and that Is that Congress pass laws regulating the system. Gillette gave notice ot reconsideration. Supervisors Aineaiinients. SACRAMENTO, March bill giving the Supefvlsors power to. Increase arbitrary assessments was defeated In the Assembly early last week.

Dibble gave notice of reconsideration, which was the next day granted. The bilt came up again to-day. Bett-man offered an amendment cutting, out the clau? which prevents Supervisors lowering arbitrary assessments. Belshaw and Dibble spoke against the amendment and It was lost. Dibble explained that the pur-poso of the bill was to bring the work of Assessors out Into the light of day; that it a good Din ano snouia never nave oeen defeated.

The bill was then passed by a vote ot 01 to 7. Free Pnblle Market 1)111 Panned. CAPITOL (Sacramento), March 1. Senator Hall's bill to authorize the State Board of Harbor Commissioners to establish and main- tain a free public market on San Francisco's water front was passed to-day. The bill provides that a sufficient number of piers shall he used for the reception of all perlshablo products coming into San Franclnco.

WIIH ONJHE CLEATS. After Losing in the International Tug-of-War They Come to Blows. One of the Crew of the Scotch Team Accuses the Anchor Man of Selling Oat. JUDGE CAMPBELL TO THE RESCUE. His Honor and Several Policemen Stop the Row aiid Save the Anchor Man Frcm Complete Extinction.

The Scotch team was defeated by the French team at tho tug-of-war tournament last night. Just ufter the pull Sam Tin k-ertbn, one of the Scots, accused Herbert Atkinson, the team's anchorman, of having sold himself to tho enemy and of not trying to win. Hot words passed between them, and Plnkerton made a sudden rush and struck Atkinson over the eye. He followed the blow with a righthander on th anchorman's Jaw. Judge Campbell, who Is acting as referee, and several police officers separated the two men.

Before tho appearance of the rival teams on tho stage Scotland was favorite lu tho betting at odds of 10 1.0 2, but the monuut tha French team appeared thore was a sudden rush of French money, aud the price of the latter team suddenly roso until It became 10 to 6. Manager McNeil stutt-s that he lias no direct Information that Atkinson threw away the match, but ho Informed the Scotch team when they organised that they were foolish to select Atkinson as one of their team, as his record was not above suspicion. Mr. McN'oil also says that the man was under the Influence of liquor when he went on the stage Inst night, and that ho was not sober enough to do justice to tho team. The first pull was between Ireland and Denmark.

Ireland was the favorite in the betting, and went to the stage at odds of 10 to 6. At the pistol shot Ireland gave a good, hard pull and gained a notch, which they were unable to hold. Denmark gradually regained their lost ground anil won handily In 1 minute 31 seconds. The second contest, which was between Canada and Germany, resulted in an easy victory for Canada in seventeen seconds. The single-hand pull was won iy Ullliam Martin, representing America.

Ills score was 800 pounds. The teams of Norway and Sweden next appeared. From the commencement of the pull it was a stubbornly contested fight. It was eventually won by Sweden, in eight minutes thirty-five seconds. In the Scotch and French team pull the latter team won In two minutes fifty-four Seconds.

The last pull was between America and Italy. America won amid wild enthusiasm, in six minutes seven Beconds. Little Sinters' Infant Shelter. The Hoard of Directors of the I.tttle Sisters' Infant Shelter will hold Its rcpular monthly niertiiiK. also Its amin.il meeting, to-dny at M- Mliina street, at 1 p.

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I Goartnlrecl Xilf I 3THeEvNS CHfMIOlCO, I AT INCLESfQE. Six Races Were Decided Without a Solitary First Reaching the Wire in Front Henry Martin Was the Only Jockey Who Rode Moro Than One Winner Yesterday. MIDUGHT APPEARED IN FINE FORM. Applause Weakened at the Finish Grey, hurst Ran in Currish Fashion at the End of the Road. The weather spoilt programme, attendance and cverythinf? at Ingllclo ycster-day.

In, place of seven contests six races were decided. The attendance was Bllm arid the races did not provoke any excitement. The opening event a mile for non-winners of two races since October 23d had thirteen starters, but, as ralftU nave beep expected, speculation was light. Flatn-beauette. Tar and Tartar, Tlay Boy and Charleniaxne were the leaders to the etretch, when Tlay Boy and Charlemagne went away from the field and after a hard race Charlemagne won cleverly by a neck.

Tar and Tartar was a bad third. Nine poor-class horses turned out fot the second race, and none were really played. Roadrunner, O'Fleta and Camellia cut out tho work to the stretch, when Meadow Lark joined In. Roadrunner hung on well, but was eventually beaten cleverly by Camellia, with Meadow Lark a poor third. Frank K.

and Masoero were the most fancied In the seven furlongs selling, but Gutta Percha at 7 to 1 got away well and made all the running. It looked aa though Double Quick would wear her out In the stretch, but the mare bung on gamely am! won readily by half a length. Frank K. was a bad third. Celoso, Greyhurst and Mldllght were th most fancied for the six-furlong condition race.

Celoso, Greyhurst and Applause had the best of the start and raced together until a furlong from home, when Midllght Joined In. Morris' filly ran very true and won by a long neck from Applause, who was a length In front of Greyhurst. The Sinner was a warm favorite for the fifth race, with True Blue next in demand. True Blue broke away well and was never headed, winning by half a length from The Blnner, who was second throughout. Stentor was a torrid favorite for the lasl race, which was a mile with special conditions.

Jack o' Lantern and Simmons cut out the work to the half, when Colonel Wheeler joined In. He took the lead on the upper turn and won easily, a length from the favorite, Stentor, who was two lengths In advance of Ivy. THE FORM OF THE HORSES. Six races are scheduled for to-day'i amusement at Ingleside. Owing to th doubtful state of the weather the caliber ot the contestants Is not of the highest.

The probable winners are: First race Irritator, Morrellta, La Loma. Second, race Perseus, Yemen, Sweet W'il Hum. Third race B. W. entry, Morlnga, Old Jack.

Fourth race Buckwa, David, Argentine Fifth race Morte Fonse, Foremost, Joe. Terry, Sixth race Scarf Pin, Cood Times, Grey. hurst. N. BROUGH.

Tnrf Note. Fl Fl's run on Saturday looked so bad that the Judges sent a veterinary to look Mm over; he la aid to have a leg; where he lilt It haan't yet bon determined. John Ulvens says that Crescendo will bo taken East with the Burke stable and rested up until right Ho sho ild then earn euough to bring the si 11 Die nonie. Chnrlle Boots states that the horses In bis table tire In gd Hhnpe now and ahould earn their oats, excepting inctor. He la very much afraid that Ills net is touched In hia wind.

Secretary lyeake Is trying to arrange a big for Sntunlay, J1H; Jiiickwa, 11.1; -Libertine. UKI; Mt. McGregor and one of I'at Uiriine a are mentioned ns the prnu.itile starters. To-Dny' Cnnl at Ingleiilde, First race, Bcven-Blxtecnths of a mile, for two- yen r-olds. 600 Lona Murle ..1031696 Kova ..112 Malkn fill St.

l'hlllp .109 The Trofeaaor 100 BOO Kmien Cnsundra 1... Red Moonaeed 06 Hr. liner G.vpivlver 1JI Loma AppiMliatlon BOS Irritator ..112 471 Moivlllta ...11 ...108 ..111 Second rnce, three-nuarters of a mile, selling. 607 Cna Quo Amo.ios1 1111 St Yemen lis 6Kl Triipixau 1 1 015 Sweet William. 102 il Mnluatay lliii (tl.l Geo.

Palmer KO 62 l'eraeua Ilo (ioo Hcddiliigton ...110 Third race, seven-sixteenths of a mile, for two- yeui -oius. in Sabaoth 109 82." Don Luis 14... Ixckllng 100 (iV'oAl Koran 10MBS7.MIhs Howena ...1011 i 1117 r.i Rniio at7 Nuniuiel 101 poo cima. ie net ..1121... Little T.

lm ova JiuniiBii iui r.iHj Mime Sebtrarts loll Doualcrawtvel .11215011 Old Juek 101 Fourth nice, one mile. ixinengma mT023 Buckwa Ill 673 ItJinRonin 104U23 David 115 va AiKt-uuiin un Fifth race, ono and one-eighth miles, selling. em ltermanita ...102 boh Morte Fonse ..112 610 Doctor I03 (1I11H) Foremost ino (014) Joe Terry (ins Can't Dance. ..100 oif( r.uciuo iuji U14 luxedo 104 Sixth race, scren-eighths ot a mile. ,812 Good Time Naranja 100 Scarf Fin in) (127 Greyhurst 100 611 l'hlllp 102t812) Nebula 100 New Orleans Races.

NKW OUI.EAXrt, Mnrch 1. First race, six fur longs Lillian E. won, Strathreel second, Senator Morrill third. Time, Second race, seven furlong Parmeaan won. The Plutocrat second, Harry 8.

third. Time, 1:31, Third rnce, mile and one-quarter Ondiigue won, tho second, Blxnrre third. Time, 2:03. Fourth race, seren furlongs Sim W. woo, Honor scconil, Grayling third.

Time, 1:301. Filth nice, six furlongs Burns won, Alkyris Second. Sugar line third. Sixth rnce, six furlouns Fischer won. Overflow secoutl, Splnola third.

Time, 1:18. Kennel Club Election. The Sau Frnnclaco Kennel Club held an election offlcera last evening at the Occidental Hotel, resulting as follows: President, A. B. Spreekcls; First Vice-President, J.

E. De Ruyter; Second Vice-President, Henry J. Crocker; Secretary, II. Carlton; Treasurer, F. W.

Tallant; Directors W. S. llobnrt and J. G. Barker.

The cluh resolved that the good will of the elnli he especially exteuded to the Aluuieda County Sportsmen's Association. Order of ITnthbone Slitters. San Francisco Temple, No, 11, Order of Rath-bone Sisters, will give a masquerade hall In Crystal Hall, Fylhliiu Building, next Saturday evening. A number of valuable prises will be elveoi for the most original characters. COMMERCIAL TRANSFER COMPANY.

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Shlelda Waterhouse's ch. c. Colonel Wheeler, by Imp. THE CYCLING CIRCUIT. Entries and Arrangement of Heats for Races at Dixon To-Morrow Return of Frank W.

Fuller From the East, The second race meet on the "Olympic's" cycling circuit will be held to-morrow on the fast half-mile track at Dixon. The riders are already on the ground preparing for the con-tests, and clever work Is expected of them. The entries atid arrangement of heats fol. low: One-mile scratch, professional; first heat Fred Longhead, Canada; C. S.

Wella, San Francisco; Max Morris, Texas; C. K. Coulter, Manfleld, D. E. Whitman, Los Angeles, K.

M. Byrne, San Francisco. Second hent Otto Klrgler, San Jose; O. L. Stevens, Iowa; W.

E. Becker, Minneapolis; II. F. Terrlll, Sun -Francisco; II. B.

Freeman, San Francisco. Third heat Floyd McFarland, San Jose; Allan Jones, San Francisco; George A. Bovee, Kl Paso; Texas; W. A. Terrlll, Sau Francisco; G.

Davis, Sau Jose. One-half mile scratch, first heat Otto Zlegler. C. S. Wells, C.

tt. Coulter. D. Whitman. F.

M. Byrne. Second heat Fred Longhead, Allan Jones. W. A.

Terrlll, W. E. Becker. George A. Bovee.

Third heat F. A. McFarland, Hnrry Terrlll. Orlando Stevens, Max Morris, II. B.

Freeman. Two mile scratch, profeaslonal; first heat W. E. Becker, W. A.

Terrlll. G. Davis. II. B.

Freeman, George A. Bovee. Second heat F. A. McFarland.

O. L. Stevens, Allan Jones, C. R. Coulter.

F. M. Bvrne. Third heat Otto Kiegler, II. F.

Terrlll, Fred Longhead, C. S. Wells, Max Morris, II. B. Free- lunn.

Tho following will serve as offldnls: Referee, A. Hutton of Dixon; Starter, L. Stewart I'raon of Sacramento; Clerk of Course, Walter II. L. Geldert of Son FruncUco; Announcer, Wilbur F.

Knnpp of San Francisco; Judges, E. E. Long of Sulmin. E. II.

Adams of A. floury of Dixon; Timers, II. D. Hadenfcldt of San Francisco, S. B.

Vincent cf San Francisco, J. L. Nagli of Dixon, A. X. Wlnaus of Sacramento.

Frank W. Fuller, the second of California's delegates to the National Assembly of Wheelmen, has returned from the Eaft, He is outspoken In his opinion of tho Eastern dele gates, who pledged their support to the measures favored by this division and then cast their votes against them. The New Hammond Typewriter obtained t)i highest awsrd in all coiliDetltlon. Hammond agency, 204 Fine street. Countcna I-iiinolii.

The entry, "Countess Espanola, maid, valet and courier," on the Pnlace Hotel register la all that can be learned as to Identity of travelers who arrived at the hotel Sunday afternoon. They have kept In sochnimi during their sojourn at the hotel, but have evidently traveled over many continents, for their luggnge bears pastors uf hotels, railways and stenm.hls Innumerable. Ti Ts iT" 33 22 22 6 2 4 3 3 1 6 1 A3 4 4 1 5 20 2 1 '32 (1 10 7 7 7 Index. Horse, Age, Weight. St, (112 Colonel Wheeler, 8.

90 8 819 Stentor. 3 10 (floMilnip. Ivy, a 119 013 Inatlgntor. 4 110 I Simmons. 8 111 3 (Hirt o' Lantern, 8.

.103 4 008- xitmn. a 1 24 2 nnnri atart. Won haudllr. 8H 6 1 4 4 1 ih 7 3 1 4 2 fi 1 2 1 Winner, Burns Mldlothlan-Agnea. Time, 1:404.

AT THE PLAYHOUSES Derby Mascot" at Morosco's Comedy at the Alcazar" Mikado at the Tivoli The Other Theatres- Every jockey In town was at Morosco's Grand Opera House laBt night to see the first nroductlon of "The Derby Mascot. iney were not alone, either, for. the house was well filled from the orchestra to the top row of the gallery. Tho performance, which was full of exciting scenes, was thrilling to an extrerha There were many deeds of violence, but there were also many pretty comedy acts. The scene in the stable yard in the first act was particularly effective, while the stage setting In the swamp scene of the tntra act was pr- tlatlc.

The play was well cast. Lotue Wil liams as Little Tex, the Derby mascot, Mortimer Snow as Jack Marston, the good young man, and Landers Stevens as anore iviiism, a villain, shared the honors. There were many interesting specialties. The Alcasar. Life would be a serious affair.

Indeed, were It as full of complications as Is Charles Klein's comedy "By Proxy," which was produced for the first time In this city last night at the Alcazar Theatre. The plot Is a series of complications, but none of them are sufficiently intricate to make the play tiresome. George Osbourne, aa John Bennett, Impersonated the Down-east Yankee exceptionally well. Hugo Toland was at home in the role of the scapegrace son of an English lord. MIbs Adeln Bolgarde took off the woman or vulgar origin cleverly.

Miss Kittle Belmour knows now to play the Indignant wife. The Oberon. The varied musical bill presented at the Oberon last night will prove popular during the week. Herr Ferdinand Stark, the Hun garian violin virtuoso, and tho Vienna Or chestra give a grand concert every evening. The Tivoll.

It was very pleasant to hear the bright, characteristic strains of "The Mikado again last night at the Tivoll. The cast is an excellent one In every particular. Ferris Hart-man Is aa funny and humorous as evor. He even Infuses much originality Into the old role of Koko. The Colombia.

The Elks were in evidence at the Columbia last night. It was their Donent nignt ana iney enjoyed themselves to the utmost. This Is the closing week of Fanny Kice engagement, The "Flower Girl of Paris'' will be put on Thursday night The llnlilwln. Shore Acres" at the Baldwin has pleased the DODUlar fancy and the result Is a big busi ness. The second ween opener ii uiiui iu large house.

The Orphenni. The Orphoum's bill this week is replete with attractive features. The Flnneys, brother ana sister, are still at the theatre, and their won derful feats in the big tank ot water highly entertain the audience. At the Chute. On pleasant afternoons and evenings the Chutes are open regularly and the attrae tloiis on the open-air stage are Breslno, the wire-walker; Busch, the "Human Vampire," and the Anlmatoscope.

The skating riuk is open every day, rain or shine. Xhe II 11 all. The Bush-street Theatre reopened last night with the comedy "SI Perkins." Samuel Burton and Misa Lily Coleman well sua taiued the leading parts. The Tnrrena Land mil. SACRAMENTO.

March 1. Tho Torrens nd bill came up for third reading In the Assembly this afternoon. Senator Rulla had discovered some few defects in the which he wished to rectliy. one or two minor amendments were for this reason made nna tho bill allowed to keep its place on the file. Hncklcy Va Discharged.

The Supreme Court yesterday reversed the udgment of the Superior Court of this Ity In the esse of Jerome A. Buck- ey. rhsrgea witn inisirying election re- urns, and orders the prosecution fllsmlssed. The Court says: "There is no evidence tending even to raise a suspicion that the derenuant made the alterations." Justices McFarland, Harrison Sod Garoutt wrote concurring ODlnloDS. edy, or use it yourself; you will find thart it also true.

Joy's Vegetable Sarsapartlla Is laxative. You know this after the second day. Then the thre good reasons for you to take the native remedy are that it Is vegetable laxative and brings out no pimples. These things being true, when you ask for Joy's see that you get Joy's; don't allow any ono to persuade you to take other than th native remedy. There are still a few drugglstg who try to substitute berauso they don't want the native remedy to succeed.

Whatever is native Is sure to be decried by these druggists. Watch them. AMI 'SEMRXTS. COLUMBIA THEATRE. Frii dlauder, Gotllob Lessees Mgrs.

SIvCOND AND LAST WEEK OF 0 FAVORITE CO.MEI'IKNNE, A It I 1 A NY It I A RICE, In the New Version of the Ijitest and Greateart Laughing Success. TO NIGHT AND WKDNESDAT NIGHT AT THE FRENCH BALL I AT THE FRENCH BAIJ.I AT TIIK FRENCH BALL I Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday Mgnt ana Saturday Matinee, First time iiere, in Latest Ki niantlc Comedy Set Miwle, "A FLOWER GIRL OF TARIS!" Beautiful Costumes and Strong Cast.

NEXT MONDAY-JOSEPH II A WORTH, MARGARET CRAVEN Aud a Great Out In KFY BT AND "A MAN OF THE WORLD." QOUUMBIA THEATRE. EXTRA! EXTRA! THURSDAY MARCII 4th at 8:80 THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT. C5 Artists, under Direction of Gttstav Hlnrlcka. Soloist TREBELLI. the Great Soprano.

Brahm's Symphony No. i Hansel Gretel Fantusie, etc. Seats now on snle and SI. MOROSCO'S GRAND WALTER MOROSCO. OPERA HOUSE Sole Lessee and Manager Initial Production In San Francisco of the Raclnf Cmnedy-Drnma, "TDK DERBY MASCOT!" "TH' DERBY MASCOT "TIIK DERBY MASCOT:" TIIK DERBY MASCOT!" A Beautiful Play.

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