8 THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY. JULY 14, 1890-EIGHT PAGES. j v 6, Oaklands 2. Struck out—By who, a few days age, shut out at least once, Stockton taking its Prohibition Club and W. C. T. IT. turned out in HEAVY FIRE LOSSES. MISCELLANEOUS :\u25a0'\u25a0"._'. liases— Sacramentos in-law. Jim McDonald. a body, liutlerworlh Post, G. A.It.,was also Harper 8, by Career 6. Double play—lsaacson (un- accidentally opened an old wound on his turn Saturday at the hands of Sacramento. procession assisted). wildpitch—Harper 1. Time of game— l Young suffering represented. The proceeded toO.iK A Large Nam. sr of Stores Burned Oat at right hand. Swieney's absence from the Otto is from malaria and LIMITING Grove Cemetery, where burial were Umpire-Donahue. DEBATE. hour anil60 minutes. Sourer— the services greatly felt by the team, the muscles of one leg are so swollen that to-day Bidding. TALENT Toung. home club has been held. Memorial services wereheld at the TRY IT!I HOME batting and infielders_ are be wains with difficulty. Episcopal His is missed the Methodist Church. Redding, July 13.— 11 o'clock last throwing twenty-five At TDE AStATLUKS. rot so confident to first. When It is minutes' ride by the night a fire broKe out in & Weil's his release was made known to the players street-cars from the business part of Sacra- HOTEL BURGLARY. Willard." Aliens a Close From the. regret. Park. ?_£__! store which proved to bo one of the most The Win Game there were many expressions of mento to Snowll ike * Reports* Sweeney is a prime favorite with the public The Stockton pitchers appear to be al- A Proposed Role to the Jewelry disastrous that. ever struck the town. ENOUGH. early pleased Govern Seattle Bobbers Make a Big Haul of supply entirely inadequate. GOOD lead in the invincible on their home grounds. The The Reports took the and ball patrons would be to see most and Coin. water was part yesterday morning's game, but in him at the first corner for Frisco once more. The fire consumed Willard & Weil's of Finn, THE Seattle, July A burglary was com- store.' the inning the Aliens went ahead, and Give him another chance. Manager KINDERGARTEN*. 13.— Mrs. M. A. Mitchell's millinery store. John filth Charlie's work go long way to- Senate. mitted in Seattle at the Scagrave Hotel, Herzinger's shop, position until the close. and will a Itmnlig of J'lnyetl boot and shoe Martin " maintained first ward bringing pennant Frisco. Games by Future early $700 dwelling, Charley Chase Pitches Fine the the to this morning. Between and Parker's 'new all on the east The features of the contest were Infield About two weeks ago when the Stockton Stars of the Di.im.nd. $800 side of street, Olney's saloon B«inira_i_N_ l_ill__l_.l__a Buckley Evatt, ln cash and jewelry was se- Market I » Frisco, Work of Broderick, Tom and team was winning, the proposition of the The Morning Calls defeated the only cured by the burglars. A. M. Bird, on the corner of Ink and Tehama streets, Ball for of the Aliens, and Mouel's steady pitching. Directors to transfer the team to San Jose Vassars by a score of 7to 2. The Vassars' Byers' notion store, Mengel's butcher- Republican Caucus who occjpies Room 48, on wak- WILL CURE YOU. The score : raised a howl of indignation and people heavy batters all fell down Swieg- Tbe to Consider It shop, Adams' boot and shoe shop, Tremont MWWMTX before __B FBANCI9-0, JULY 13, 1890. ing up this morning, noticed his SEND FOR NEW BOOK PACIFIC AT hastened to subscribe to a monthly bond for ant's curves. catching could not Hotel and Craddock's stable, on the west COAST TKSTIMO.MALS.. - Reports. AB. R. BH. SB. TO. a. *. maintaining the Brown's window open. His clothes scattered; damage 1 0 the team. Now that team improved upon. Address challenges To-Day. were side of Market street. Much was Monet, p 4 0 2 1 is losingdisgust has seized the subscribers be to papers from pock- done to goods carried .buildings Stockton Gave Perrott Poor Snp. Mrlntyre.c.f 3 1- 1 0 if2 2 F. C. Keny. Fargo about the room and his from the 1J • x and they appear as to whether Room 35, Wells, & Co.'s on the of alley from RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER CO, Thompson, a. s 4 _ 2 _. indilferent Building. ets were strewn about the floor. On look- west side tbe ' Sharp, l.t 3 0 0 a 0 1 0 or not the club goes to San Jose. Said one the north side \u25a0\u25a0- 1332 Market Street, S. F. port and 1 ing through his pockets be found that $00 Tremont Hotel and the Lost. Dunphy.'.b 4 1 I 0 O disgusted crank: "Let San Jose take them ; A. Cos 11. of Tehama street. At time it . mr.- eod Bptt . Creamer, b 3 O 0 0 3J 2 1 The Lusk & defeated the L. $400 bills missing. Mr. one 2 they'll be glad enough to be rid of them. IBlocks by a score of 9 to 3 at Hayes and Clarkson and tbe Postoffice Site— in coin and In were seemed impossible to save the Odd Fellows' Qormly, r. f *4 ______keeping Board Bird's suite of rooms are off tbe front ver- Hall, building • Gray, lb * 0 0 0 9 0 3 subscribe 55 a month toward the Lyons streets. The feature of the game the Breslnuer and the Bush «..-__, e.~... 1 1 0 6 1 0 team here. I'llgive the same amount now was the box work of Tate and Shields and of Customs Appraisers and M. H. anda on the second story. Entrance was block. Fortunately the wind was not high, Again Instrumental in Downing th* if San Jose will take them off our hands. effected through window from and by tearing down a portion Nathan's Harper 33 « 6 7 24 14 7 the home-run hit of B. O'Neil. the of "THE BRUNSWICK" Totals Yes, we'll give the Garden City a big bonus the veranda. The snite adjoining fruit-store aDd using buckets, the fire was in the AI.IT.B3rS. AB. B. BH. SB. Ptt A. E. The Young Natomas defeated the Lene- Estee's Prospects. Colonels— Eesu'.ts cf Contests 3b. 3 0 0 16 6 0 to take the team, and itwill be good rid- by Mr. Bird's apartments is occupied prevented from crossing Butte street. It Broderlck. bans a score of 7 to 2. The victors by Inveratry. impossible damage Amateur League. Kratt, 4 3 2 0 4b'- dance to bad rubbish."• • • would like to hear from all clubs whose , p- Mr. and Mrs. .The is to estimate the at this Lewis. 2b. 4 110 3 13 burglar apart- time, very heavy. FOLDING-BED! members under 11 years of age. passed the veranda to their but itis COMBINATION Buckler. 1b 4 10 0 8 10 The Cleveland Leader recently gave the are Ad- ments and secured jewelry consisting of a Following is a list of the losers, with VanHaltren. c. 4 13 0 10 0 dress A. Heiraschin, 676 Natoma street. Special Dispatches c__r_ Parker, 3 0 0 14 3 0 followingdescription of the Ewing broth- Youug Bay to The Mornino watch, diamond brooch, diamond earrings, the estimated losses and insurance: and Best Out. e... The Charlestons defeated the $15,000, , . The Latest afternoon was McCarthy.*, 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 ers in the game of the New Yorks against Citys by a of 17 3. The etc., worth about $30*. This jewelry had Willard & Weil, loss insur- The ball game yesterday .Neelon.r. f 3 0 10 10 0 Cleveland: "John is •Buck's' brother, and score to victors been in the family formany generations, ance - $10,000; J. G. Fartiner. £5000, A Cotniilrto Set of Furniture In Itself. considering the poor work Pnllpol, 3 0 0 0 1 would like to bear from all nines. Yoke, July 13.— A wellpatronized p 2 it may truthfully be said, as strange as it The Howards would like hear New Tribune's Wash- and was invaluable to its possessors. No $3000; M. A. Mitchell. $2000, $1000 ; Don't Fall to See Them Before lately doing, and that 2 to from all Thompson $15,000. S900O; Buyin? Any Frisco has been Totals 31 6 6 2 27 18 8 may sound, that although John tossed the clubs whose members are under years. ington dispatch says : Tbe Republican clew whatever of the identity of the bur- Frank John Other.' Stockton is in the tail-end of the league ball Buck did the pitching. The 13 glar bas been obtained. Craddock $3000. S2000; Martin Parker SCORE BYINNINGS. peculiar Address L. Buckley, 2100 Howard street. Caucus Committee, charged with devising race. The home team won the contest 0-4 twist on which each Cleveland player is Deming 52500, $1500; Mcnzle Bros. $5000, Report...... '. 1 0 12 0 0 0 0 The Palmers defeated the S. B. some means of limiting debate in the $5000, $2500. handily, but easily, as there were sev- Aliens 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 »-6 supposed to be a trifle weak, was down ny a of 10 3. The $3000; scattering. not (lreen, Nolans score to victors control, game Karned runs-lteports 1. Two-base lilts— 'pal' upon Buck's mental memorandum Senate, has practically finished its work, At midnight the fire was tinder but S eral periods Inthe when the visitors would like to hear from all clubs whose AT Haltren, Monet, Sacrifice bits—Monet, THE HENEY' Evatt, Van and be encouraged John to steer the sphere under years age. CHAUTAUQUANS. still-burning brightly. There were a num- could have tied the score by getting a safe Sharp, Lewis, Buckley, Parker. First base ou errors in that particular direction, and John members are 14 of Ad- and itis understood that a rale abridging ber of heat prostrations, but no serious ac- but, unfoitunately —Reports 4, Aliens S. First base on called balls— dress C. Ilergof, 101 Second street. bit; forthem, that much- 7. was generally successful. Mr.Long John discussion after it has reached reasonable cidents. Brick blocks willbe built over the game Reports 4. Aliens 1. Left on bates— Reports The St. Joseph's Stars would like to hear Furniture and Carpet needed base hit never came. The Aliens <. Struct out-By 1-iillpot2. by Monet 4. made an arc of his spinal column just from allclubs under 13 years of age. Ad- limits is already in shape to be presented entire burnt district. The Fire Depart- one, poorly lt.ilk-riiilpouDouble plays— Evatt, Buckley and prior to burling the ball and bringing his Sunday Ex- greatly crippled withrotten hose WAREROOMS, «as not a good neither was it Tbomoson, Buckley. dress Fr. Johnston, 1300 Foisom street. Earnest Services and ment was Parker, Bormley to Lewis to right Kentucky limb angle of to to-morrow's caucus. The new rule will and inadequate water supply. origin played, as a whole. Itwas a tame affair at Passed bails— Parker. Wild pitch—Phlipot. Time to an 37%° The Langtons would like to hear from all The of Umpire— his bead nortdeast point of be somewhat shorter, quite as compre- fire is but fire is known best, with few fine plays to arouse the in- 01 game— lhour 15 minutes. Reuben twisted to the clubs under 11 years of age. Address W. but Hint Music. the unknown, the Levy. scorer— J. W. stapleton. the compass, and inking at big Roger Con- Hogan, as the one suggested early in to have started in J. Q.Farhner's furniture 18-24 ELLIS STREET. of the In the eatly in- 122 Langton street. hensive the \u25a0' 8p tf terest audience. nor straightens up suddenly. At the mo- The and defeated the store under Willard & Weil's root and com- ja'__ KrM.iWe nings the fielding was of such a poor char- AT SANTA ItOSA. Htitledge Nixons session by Senator Chandler. Itwillpro- ment of assuming his perpendicularity he Young Alerts on Monday by a score of 24 municating to adjoining buildings south, that Itmarred allenjoyment for the permits the ball to escape from his hand vide that at the request, through its Chair- — east and west. acter Callen and Mainz Strike-Out Ball. to 14; and on Wednesday defeated the An Appeal for Family Worship Terrible Re- succeeding work. Pitch and a terrific impetus is accorded to it, on by man, of committee having charge Vall.jiWon. South Ends a score of 23 to 13, aud will the In I.NI£LLIG_SGE, The Stocktons had a steady streak of er- the same principle that a paper wad is be glad to receive challenges. Ad- sults of Lquor Drinking Shewn— 'lh. LATEST _tU]_*_>lNG Santa Rosa, July 13.— Santa Rosas great popgun by more any bill,the presiding officer shall enter- READY-FRAMED ror-making,' marring field perform- hurled with speed from a James. 11. Mahoney, Bryant their Vallejos played fine game of ball here a suddenly released steel spring. Mr. Buck dress 443 street. tain a motion, to be acted upon without de- Military Encampment, Etc. Arrived, ances, and Duaue, the Texas importation and a The Voting Ahlers defeated the I.minings to-day. The feature of the game was the Ewing catches the ball three or four times by a score of 6 to 5. bate, to close all discussion on the billitself Soxday, July 13. flayed the poorest ball in the whole outfit. aud the batter is declared out." Stmr Empire, Butler, 51,* (lays from Departure praised catching by pitching of Callen and Balsz. Both men * Tho young Phoenix club has organized, on any amendment it, which may be Bay; 837 tons coal, to It D Chandler. He lias been for his » » and would like to hear all clubs whose or to back-stop were in fine form and pitched strike-out from is aiso Pacific Grove, July 13, 1890.— Rev. Movements ofTrins itlintic Stn-im-nr«- Stockton people, but his work Where is Vogt, the Stockton catcher? members are under 11 years of age. Ad- pending. The chair to be authorized NEW YORK—ArrivedJuly 13-Stmr California, yesterday deserving laudatory ball. Balsz was a little wild and sent five and D.D., of Pasadena, Hamburg. PICTURES! \u25a0rf is not of lie has not been played for some time dress J. Sullivan. 108 Dore street to count, as forming part of a quorum, all William Oruiiston. from men to first on called balls. The fielders the club appears to get aloug just as well HAVRE—ArrivedJuly 13—Stmr Bourgo^ne, from cerumen t. lie threw splendidly to bases in The Salvators defeated the Morning present preached here this morning. His text was A KNURAVINGS, (33 had very little to do. made a him. lie had been complaining of the Senators in the chamber who New York. large assortmentot ETCHIN he preliminary practice, but in the game Giminel sen- without Stars by a score of 7to 3. Address chal- from Luke xii:ls;"And he said unto them, and PASTEL I'AINTINGS,appropriately Framed. sational catch of a long fly. Catcher Utt a sore arm, but some of the players unkind- lenges to J. Foulem, 504 Howard street. do not vote. was very wild,throwing anywhere butnear backstop's is *» take heed and keep yourselves from all The Best Line of Moderate-Priced .rod. ever of- was largely responsible for the defeat of ly Insinuate that the arm not The Potiero Mascots defeated the Ful- covetousness, BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS. fered in this market. the baseman. the heme There was not an earned so sore as he pretends. Vogt willnever set tons by a score to 4. The victors CUSTOMS APPRAISERS. for a man's life consisteth team. of 5 would things Also, NKW STUDIES and a complete stock of Perrott pitched a winning game for the run made during the came. The Santa the world afire with his throwing. A few like to hear from all nines under 14 years of not in the abundance of the which [Birth,marriage and death notices sent by mall ARTISTS' MATERIALS,such Canvas, faints, handed in at as visitors, but Ittakes more than one man to -.ere unfortunate in having men left weeks ago Robinson told Shelly one night ago. Address E. Ford, McLea court Estee's Name Mentioned in Connection With he possesseth." The sermon was character- willnut be tnserteiL They muse be Water-Colors, L'rawing Tapers, Brushes, Pencils, Rosas every either or tbe publication offices and be Indorsed base-ball, eight on bases. Farrell can. a lino game. before a game that Oaklander who The 11. Drews beat the C. 0. S. V.'s of an ized by earnest simplicity. Itwas without etc., etc. play and the otber members try on Appointment on the Board. withthe name and residence ot persons authorize* might a Both Kelly aud Ryan played first without reached first would to steal second Butchertown by a score of6to 4. The vic- Washington, display. Itappealed principally tohave the same published.J We hare recently added a good retail stock of of the team have done just little making Arlett, Vogt. Shelly carried the information July .l3.—It is expected oratorical better The Stockton twirler had fine an error. Pace, Lee and tors would like to hear from all nines under to the hearts of the hearers. Dr. Ormlston FINE STATIONERY. work made clever plays. Dawson did to the catcher. Vogt woke up with years age. street, tho Beard of Customs Appraisers will be HOR.V. Satisfactory McGuire 17 of Address 131 Utah appealed young people __•**Reliable Goods and Prices In control of his curves, and the hits made off not show up wellin center field. Cook and such a sore arm the next morning that he The Pacifies defeated the Los Gatos Club completed the present week by the nomina- to to be faithfulin SCHMUCKERT-In this city,July 10, 1890, to the Every Department. him were seldom bunched. Kelly ran bases "out of sight." The score: was excused from catching the game. by a score of 17 to 9. The victors would tion of four additional appraisers, divided the worship of their Heavenly Father. He wife of 11. R. Schmuckert, a daughter. Club to have In this 13,1890, to the wife of There no spot that was weaker than AT SANTA ROSA, JULY 13, 18.0. The Portland appears gone like to hear from all clubs whose members equally between the two political parties. urged upon parents the Importance of hav- NOKKIS— city,July was business. Friday's Ore- John H.Norris, a sou. another in the visiting club, but each Santa Rosas. ah. r. bh. 68. ro. a. —. into the hospital are under 13 years. Address J. Donovan, Sir. Stackpole, a prominent lawyer of Bos- ing family worship. Dr. Siuex made man gonian says: "Manager Harris hardly Rev. OREEX-In thisclty, July 13. 1890, to the wife of the blunder column G.niDi.l. I. t 3 0 0 0 10 0 115 Post street. ton, and General Snawdcn, formerly As- the opening Green, SANBORN, contributed his mite to prayer. A. a daughter. CO., 3 0 0 10 0 0 ' Cook, r. f knew how to place his men, so many of the The Young Nob defeated Appraiser Philadelphia, are & 0 0 Hills the Moni- sistant of said Till and the sum total makes a discreditable Pace, 2 b 4 12 3 0 boys were out of trim. Kline's finger by The musical portion of the morning ser- Dawson, c.l 3 0 10 0 0 1 was tors a score of 10 to 7. Address chal- to have been already selected. There ap- JUKIIIRD. "bowing. Heavy and frequent safe batting Utt, badly hurt*in Wednesdays game and he lenges Asmanii, vices included a solo by Walter Campbell, c 3 0 0 1 10 2 2 to A. 910 Washington pears to be a hitch regarding the other two, 8, 1890, required the results of StulU, 3 b 3 10 0 10 0 could not [ lay. Bomber's leg still troubles Us," and Marriner- JfLGE—VOGEL— On July .V. Jllge and -857,859, 861 Market Street was to overcome street. although itis said that Estee of California "Jehovah Guido Mrs. Mrs. Regena Vugel. fe tf errors, Gas City Arlett. ». s 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 him and be wanted to be excused. Hassa- The O. Petersons defeated the T. J. Cly- Republican appointee, provided Campbell sang "Heavenward," by 17 MoPrBp their and the men were Kelly,1b 2 0 0 0 12 0 0 ankle, Wbittaker willbe a Tours. task. Cahill 0 mer had a sprained was nies by a score of 7to 2. The victors would he the requirements of the law in Chautauqua unequal to perform the rapped Calleu.p 3 10 13 0 condition, Levy carries meets re- The Choir sang the "Jubilate," DIED. gie Armstrong not In the best his like to hear from all clubs whose members gard to non-engagement in any private by by a m. and a two-base hit and Totals 27 1 2 8 11 3 a a bad Dauks, and "Awake, Oh, Zion," Barters, John Kearnes. James H. 27 baud in sling and Scbachern had are under 18 years of age. Address Eddie business. Kittie Morrell, Kobert 11. safely, but A. Tours. There also congregational Counell. thrice hit the balance* of the nine VAILKJOS. AB. B. Bit. 68. FO. K. hand. To be sure, luck was against the Rocks, 231 Clara street. was Connors, Margaret Mott. Frank W. the stick in weak style. McGuire. a.3 4 10 10 0 0 boys, they up singing. M. Kline McFeely. used Farrell, but were plucky and put a The Rosedales would like to hear fromall THE SITE. Miss Rolinda accom- Dunning, Ruth S. Patrick Charley Chase, the young twirler who c 3 1 0 1 13 6 0 uphill POSTOFFICE Doden, Augusta Mlndermau. Henry * game." POHEIM good clubs whose members years, panied Ryan, 1 b 4 0 0 0 9 0 0 are under 12 Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. Mr. S. D. Devaney, O'Brien, Anne JOEv THE Micnael has been ln the box for the Stockton and 3 10 0 0 2 0 The home team is achieving the name of or Assistant Postmaster-General Clarkson's mis- I'alin, TAILOR Hughes, l. b the St. Josephs Stars preferred. Address Waterman acted as organist. Osnar Julian Arthur S ir—T-T.11.11l Il Sacramento clubs this season, pitched for Wise, I.f 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 being untidlest club in the league. The Deutscb. mf~__r V__l ~\ •_ the John McCormack, 263 Clara street. sion to the Pacific Coast. An enthusiastic meeting of the Loyal Elpper, Thomas Sullivan. Ellen the home team in place of Young, who is Lee, l> 3 0 1 16 2 1 players have but one uniform, that in The Rock Islands defeated Temperance Legion tilgon. Paul Strasstnau, Ulrika Gehnnan.e.l 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Missions Washington, July of Pacific Grove was Saunders, Makes Hie best Hi- on the sick list. The young fellow twirled which they appear Inpublic and in which by a to 15, 13.— There are no Ooldtree, Emllle James D. J?/ JjL an giving on Kavanaugh, r.t 3 0 10 0 0 0 score of 27 and the victors would held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the Howe, Mary A. Carrie *"' excellent game, but four bases li_ls_,p 3 0 10 13 2 they practice. The suits seldom go to the like to hear from all clubs whose members new developments ln the San Francisco West Chapel, itis composed of boys and Teunent. KS__ '"'"clothes, at balls and allowing seven safe hit*, one a laundry and generaly look dirty. Manager under years. Peterson, I'ostoflke-site consest. There has been a girls. nffi two-bagger. His was a long double to 3 27 12 3 boys are 14 Address Sam Vesper services were held iv the MINDERMAX—Intl*scity,July 12, 1890. Henry per ' lilt Totals 31 3 3 Finn should order "the to have their 203 Clara street good deal of speculation as to why First afternoon. Miuderinan, a native of Germauy, aged 31 vears. Bag cent less Hum jUBS center, and his error a wide throw to sec- SCORE BY INNINGS. Monday, day uniforms cleansed every the The Yas**ars would like to hear from the Assistant Postmaster - General Clarkson In the evening a service of praise was tar Friends ami acquaintances are respectfully iiny other house on fg. ond on a force I.it. Santa Rosas 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0-1 they are excused from practice. Another Golden ( John Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY* (Mon- I^9 pitcher Vallejos 0 0 0 2 10 0 0 0-3 itys. Address F. Jennings, visited the Pacific Coast at this time. To- beld. The exercises lucluded aduet by Mr. day), p. the parlors of The Frisco team gave their fair evidence ot Frisco carelessness is the man- Harrison Mrs, Campccll; by Morris, at 2 o'clock m.. from the II ihe Pacific Coast. .|SI : support. Riley guilty of two First base on errors— Vailej.-s 4, Santa Rosas 1. 008 street. night the California Associated Press is in- and a solo J. J. California Undertakers, southwest corner or /* was errors at Santa ner the players have of strewing their bats The Everett challenges My Geary streets, short, but up plays by Two-base hit—Balsa. First bane on balls— Club any amateur formed, by excellent authority, that Clark- "Glory to Thee, God, This Nigh.t'' aud Stocktou lntermeut I.O. O.F. made for his ivIs Rosas 5, Vallejos 3. Struck out— By Callen 10. by around the" bench. A rule says the bats nine inCalifornia to play a game or series Gounod; duet, With Jesus," by Cemetery. good fielding. Ebright Shea did con- 12, sou is now in San Francisco for the purpose "Alone Mr. 0')!ltIEX-In Anne, and Balan Hit by pitched ball— Utt. Lett on bases— should be kept in the box at the end of the of games for from to $500 a-side. The Morris Miss Kline, and by this cltv. July 12, 1890, be- siderable good work in their positions and Vallejos 4, Santa Rosas 5. Passed ball*—L'tt 4. _ _ 850 of selecting a postoffice site. As soon as he and choruses the loved daughter of Margaret and the late Maurice Ad Immense Clearance Sale. To Ibe Public. Farrell 2. Wild pitch—Kali. 1. Time of (tame— bench. . _ club lias been strengthened by George Chautauqua Ch ir. This choir is worthy of HAVE BOUGHT 800 VARDS OK HtlDDEKS- batted heavily, the former lining out two • * W. returns and makes his report the matter O'Hrlen and sister or Elly,Michael, Maurice, John lierd and Cheviots, in blue and black, at singles 2hours. Umpire— Clipper, scorer— Fraul. Brown. Bishop, the amateur half-mile runner, and willbe settled. credit for the good work ithas done. and Thomas O'Brien and Mis. Ellen Aristlde and I Serges and a triple. Perrier was again at Actually Stockton players an native Australia, an Immense bargain. 1have more than Ican use Crank— the Frank Morrisey, Eastern twirler. Com- TEMPERANCE MASS-MEETING. Mrs. Kllza McLaughlin, a or and willotter reduction sale for the next first base and played the bag in a clever AT to years. papers please a geuuine VALLEJO. went bat thirty-one times last Thurs- munications should be addressed to Charles PENDING evening aged 27 (Australian copy.J 30 days that has never t>een offered before on the style. The Frisco outfield played a perfect day. given Hank, BILLS. After the praise-service in the _06_TFrleuds and acquaintances are respectfully However, four wen' bases on W. Murray, Nevada San Francisco large Invited attend the funeral THIS DAY (Mon- Pacllic Coast. Suits made toorder for 4 1118 11 Cahill has been made captain of the Waverlys won by a score of 10 to 9. may up Weduesday, machinery to Hoty Cemetery. * Uelnra.s.l. Tariff Bill be taken on families of drinking laboring men like Cross Haniey bit to Wilson, was safo on Selna's D. Strand, c. f. 3 10 2 10 0 Stockton team ln place of Fogarty, and but this depends upon the action of the McFKKLV— this city,July 13, 1890,Patrick Mc: error, went second on Stevens' sacrifice Blllirrps.c 4 0 0 17 2 0 great many opening the gates of a corral and letting Feely, Edward McFeely, to Hernias, there are a people who think American Association. caucus Monday night. brother of a native of and Scored on Ebright's single. C 3 b 4 0 10 3 12 change hungry, winter-starved cattle loose on a the parish of Culdaif, County Donegal, Ireland, Conway, 6.8 4 0 0 0 110 the should have been made earlier Toledo, July Toledos 18, Rochest- Another effort Is to be made in the House prairie waving aged 06 years. In the third for Stockton Cahill hit a Howell, 4 0 0 0 2 2 1 in season. Fogarty is all right as boundless of grass. His ap- two-bagger right on p the a er 6. ,'..'-.'p .-\u25a0'• this week to secure the passage of the peal men, laboring _W~Frlends and acquaintances are respectfully to field and scored Hol- Denney. 2 b 4 10 0 110 player, but ho did uot possess the amount Original Package and Bankruptcy bills was to business men Invitedto attend the funeral TO-MORROW (lues- iday's single. Armstrong J. I.( 4 13 0 10 1 St. Louis, July 13.— St Louis 7, Athletics people join an to In the fourth Stroud. _ ol ginger requisite ina captain, and was al- under the operation of a special rule as and Christian to iv effort day), at W: JO o'clock a. m.. fromhis late residence, batted to Shea and beat the bail to first. Wiggings, r. 4 1110 0 1 together too quiet. Cahlll is probably the 8. Eleven innings. drive what he called "the pirate of the 109 Minna street: ,thence to St. Patrick's Columbus, soon as the pending Laud Grant Forfeiture Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be cel- He stole second and went borne on sacri- Totals 35 6 8 6 24 8 6 popular man in the Stockton and July 13.—Brooklyns 3, Co- way. liquor traffic from the sea of commerce." commencing by most team lumbus Ten innings. Billis out of the Dr. Guusaulus ebrated for the repose of hts soul, at fices Duane and Wilson. BDRLINOTONS. AB. It. BH. SB. FO. A. E- noone doubts that he is up to snuff in the 2. Itis expected that F. W. 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Mount Calvary Inthe seventh for Frisco Chase batted to Forster, I.f 6 110 10 1 line. Louisville, July Syracuses 10, ol Chicago willgive bis first lecture on to- Cemetery. *• Bradley,', b 13 0 6 2 0 1 base-ball I.j _vtlie.. 4. A HOT DAY. day. center for two bases and scored on Shea's Patton, the genial stage agent, is one SULUVAN-Inthis city,July 13, 1890, Ellen Sul. single to left. Shea went to second on the Coughlin.s. s. 6 2 2 13 3 1 Next Thursday afternoon amiscellaneous llvan (nee Luddy). beloved wire or Michael Sul throw-in, pitch Kennedy, r. f. 4 113 0 0 0 of the most inveterate "rooters" for the NEVADA'S Ths Signal Servic. Reports a Warm Wave programme solos, glees llvan, a native of Mitchellstowu, County Cork* advanced to third on a wild McKen-le, c 4 2 2 4 9 3 1 team in Saturday, POPULAIION. of and choruses Irelaud. aged 45 years. Haniey's single. Walcott, home Stockton, and en East of the Rocky Mountains. given by Chautauqua Chorus, and scored on p 4 0 0 10 0 0 wheu itbegan to appear almost certain that ' willbe the AiTFrieuds anu acquaintances are respectrully NEW HOUSEHOLD RANGE. In the eighth for Stockton Armstrong Fleming, lb 4 0 10 8 0 2 Senator Stewart Takes Exception to Com- Washington, July Signal Service under tho direction of J. J. Morris. Invited to attend the TO-MORROW (Tues- Dunn, 3 b. 4 112 3 4 2 the team was to be shut out by Sacramento, day), p. v., made first on Riley's error, stole second and ments Figures. reports Sunday Rev. Dr. Bakewell held services In the at 12:30 o'clock from her late Ranges In the City. De.ili6.cl 3 2 0 12 11 he sueaked from the grounds and rowed on Census show tbat has been an unu- Episcopal in after- residence. 1123 Harrison street, between Seventh Finest Line of scored on Wilson's single. The score: Channel iv a boat. Those Washington, July 13.— Stewart sually hot day east of the Rocky Moun- Church at 4 o'clock the and Eighth. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. •* 37 11 9 down Stockton Senator noon. It is the intention to resume work PANSY .....Sit 00 AT SAN TBAjrcISCO, -CL- 13, 1890. Totals 34 12 8 16 who know say the water in the slough was in a very mood .to-night tains, except in England, the lake re- KEARNES— In thisclty,July 12, 1890, James 11., KOYAL. 15 OO SCORE BYINNINGS. angry when New on the chapel at Del Monte immediately Sax _Franciscos. ab. b. in. sb. ro. a. x. raised an inch that evening, which raise California Associated Press gion and from Maryland northward New beloved husband of Elizabeth and father of NEW HOME 82 SO Shea. b 6 3.13.0 Will 4 Fincks O 0401000 •—o—6 the correspond- to and complete itas soon as possible. Serv- James Kearnes, anative of Albany, N.Y.,aged 52 HOME 3.*i no Hauler. cf 5 110 10 0 Burllngtous 0 10 0 14 0 6 l2 was ascribed to Hub's tears. called upon him. His attention had York. Of 143 stations no less than 108 re- ices are held every Sunday at the church in years. [Albany and New York papers please NEW I'ACIFIC 27 60 Stevens, r.t 5 110 110 An oddity in base-ball. Friday the ent copy.J lir.LSl.Hill1, 30 00 hiirlßht, Earned runs—Burlingtons 1. Two-base lot—Con- last port a maximum temperature of 80° or Monterey and at St. Mary's-by-the-Sea in 3 I) 5 13 0 4 10 way, lirst base on errors— Burlingtons 3, Will ,_ Oaklands and Sau Franciscos put up gilt- been called to an editorial In The Call of 9_- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully 1. more; forty-six stations maximum of 90° Grove. These and the Del Monte Levy, 1 6 0 10 3 0 0 Fincks 5. First base on cal. el balls— Barlingtons 6. edged ball in this city, while at Stockton July 6th regarding Nevada's popu- a Pacific Invited attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Tues- Perrier, 1li 3 0 0 0 11 0 0 10, according to or over, while twelve report a maximum chapel are associated missions, Dr. Bake- day), at 8:30 o'clock a. u.. from his late resi- speer, Win ft Fincks 1. Lert on bases— BnriingtonS the Senators and Gas City nine played a lation the last census. dence, street; JOHN F. MYERS &CO. c 6 0 0 1.01 Will _- Fincks 3. Struck out—By Howell 6, by Wal- The Senator said that be did not believe temperature of 100° or higher. well being in charge of allof them. 1132 Florida thence to St. Peter's HUey, s. s 4 0 0 0 0 6 2 cott 10. Hit by Pitcher— Deane, Brady anil Forster. razzle-dazzle game. Saturday the order was The Infantry Regiment, A., Churcb, where a solemn requiem mass will be BC3 MARKET STREET, 8. F. Chase, p the sentiments expressed were entertained First U. S. repose soul, \u25a0 .110 0 11 Passed balls— Billings2. Time ot game— 2 hours and reversed. At Stockton one of the fiuest light celebrated for the of nts commen- JyllFrMoWe 8p tf 15 minutes. Umpire— witnessed, by a large portion of the citizens of Cali- Pacific Coast Pensions. two batteries of the Filth United cing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Totals 41 6 9 a 27 13 4 exhibitions of the season was States Artillery, two troops of the Fourth Cemetery. ** while the game at llaigbt-street a very fornia. On the contrary, Californians gen- Washington, July 13.— The following Stocktons. ab. k. bh. Sb ro. a. _. was Cavalry and a hospital corps, about 600 men DODEN-In this city.July 13, 1890, Augusta, be- tame affair. erally regarded Nevada with kindness, and .pensions have been Issued: California- Cahlll. r.f 4 13 0 10 1 respected representatives. They all told, under command of Colouel William loved wife of Hermann Doden, a native of Olden- Sellla.l b 6 0 0 0 9 11 A promising young amateur whose work its also Original— J. Harrison of burg, Germany, aged 50 years, 1 mouth aud 23 THE Holiday, LEAGUE LINERS. knew the depression only Cloverdale. Kes- K. Shatter, have been in camp near the c. 1 4 0 113 11 willbe watched withinterest by the League that inNevada is toratlon William July days. Fodder. S.S. 4 0 0 0 3 3 1 magnates Broderick, temporary, being a result of the transition and reissue— F. Barton Hotel del Monte since 2d. One of the a' Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Togarty. _ b 3 10 12 0 1 is Gene third base- (deceased), batteries is armed with Hotchkiss guns. invited to attend tne funeral TO-MOKKOW (Tues- man of the Aliens. Yesterday lie accepted from mining to agricultural and other pur- San Jose. Increase— Philander Armstrong, I.r 4 2 3 3 10 1 suits; Nevada great Long Branch; day,) at 2 o'clock p. _.. from her late resilience, linane, c 4 0 0 0 8 0 3 ten chances without an error. He was that has natural re- Straw, James Mote, Pleas- 1020 Natoma street, between Eleventh and ...Wllun.- 3 b 4 0 1112 1 Depress lately released from Yallejo on the ground sources and willultimately become an im- ant Valley; Hermann Frankel. SanFran- SANTA CIiAHA COUNTY. Twelfth. Interment I.O. O. F. Cemetery. ** lerrott, p Stock ton's Defeats the in Union, Great Sale ! 3 0 0 0 12 0 Hat that lie was not fast enough for the team. portant State the and its existence clsco; Valentine Viers, Oakland. Original DEVANEY—In Dublin, Alameda County, Ju'y 13, - negotiat- as a State is highly beneficial to the whole Ths Assessmsnt 801lChows an Increase of 1899, Michael Drvancy, husband of the late Mary Totals 35 4 7 6 27 8 10 Home Patrons. The Vallejo pecple are said to be Pacific —Barbara, widow of William F. Barton, - Devaney and beloved rather of Thomas n., Dauiel scobb BYINNINGS. ing with Jerry Denny. Coast. Values in Cities. and Devanev and Mrs. _ • • • Tin: Call's editorial has attracted con- San Jose. Arizona— Original—Albert Kruse, E. Eliza A. D.L.Murphy, ' San Franclscos 0 3 00030 o—6 Tempo. Oregon— Original—Joseph L. Bill- San Jose, July 13.— The county assess- Mrs. M.11. Dolan and Mrs. K. McCoy, a native of 01101010-4 siderable attention in Washington. The — County Roscommon, Ireland, aged 73 years, (St. CO., Stocktons 0 Lookabaugh has been complaining that Portland. Washington — just M. J. FLAVIN & Earned runs— San Franclscos 1, Stocktons 2. anger of Senator Stewart over article ups, Original ment roll, completed, shows the total Louis (Mo.)papers please copy.J he did not have enough pitching to do. the Palouse Friends Three-base hit—Kbright.'two-base Cahill,chase ALetter From Ex-Umpire Corh an—Sweeney has the effect of calling general attention to Alfred Colburn, City. Increase- valuation of the property in the county, ex- and acquaintances are respectfully . Sacrifice bits—Stevens. _ema. Ouaoe, Wilson. First Last week he was in the box for three suc- a Dennis Leasy, Slaughter. Original—Minors Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Tues- — days, game it,and number of requests were mado at clusive of railroad property, which is to be day) from bis late residence; thence to base on errors San Franciscos 6, Stocktons '_. Shea d Be Eeinita'.ed— * Ap- cessive and in the last lie was California of George N. Biker; VictoriaE., widow of Dubliu, the Roman TO-DAY! hirst base oncalled balls— San Franclscos 8, stock- - Yesterday the Associated Press ollice for taxed by the State Board of Equalization, Catholic Church, where a solemn requiem most effective. he said that his Elijah Seattle. mass willbe celebrated for repose tons 4. Lett oubases— san Franciscos 10, Stocktons pearance of the Fri:Cos. was willing pitch copies of The Call of July Oth. Every- Hicks. _ 208,990 tho of his H. Struck out—liy i'errott by Chase 4. Double arm 0. X.,and he was to body to be 550,70_,7_5. an increase of over soul, commencing at, 10 o'clock a. it. 2 6. again. (Jive work Mr.Finn, and but the members of the Nevada dele- * plays—Kdey,—Shea and I'errler: Shea to Ferricr. him more gation aro Inclined to agree with The THE SCHUIZKNL'EST. last year. In the county properly there TENNK.VT—Carrie. Infant daughter of Tbomas H. l'assed ball. Lrirarre '2. Willipitches— I'errott 1, it will not be necessary to send East for has decrease £1,332,311 and Ellse J. iennent, aged 0months and 5 days. base 1. Time of game— lhour and 50 minutes. pitchers. Call. A prominent member of Congress been a of as com- I/rut-- funeral will take place TO-MOKKOW Umpire—Gagus. scorer— Stapletou. j_, announces his intention of introducing Herr Musch Presented With the Emperor's pared last year, to a loss (Tuesday), at . Official J. W. The Sacramentos are rapidly increasing Mcllale is playing right field in splendid ln a with attributable . 11o'clock a.it. HATS! HATS! few days a resolution of inquiry as to Cap. of trees and a reduction in the value of CONN ELL—In San Diego, CaL, July 13. Kittle, AT AMENTO. the distance between and the style for the Senators, and lias thrown out themselves Nevada 8 population and her ability to Berlin, presided lands on account of the overflow. So the beloved wire of James E. Council Present Sale Representing Over 2000 Doz. home team. The Senators won four games more men at first base on apparently safe support July 13.—Herr Diersch EIPPKK—Inthiscity,July 13. Thomas Elpper, a hits, any a State Government banquet given to-day actual increase in value of property is at- years. Harper ruches I'ennaut Ball and Defeats during the week, while Frisco and Oakland than otber out-lielder in the at a on the occasion tributable to new buildings inside of incor- native of Germany, aged 03 2 mouths and lhe Colonels. league. Mac is also holding up bis end The article alluded to by closing the shooting tournament. After porated 2 days. LATEST BLOCKS. FLAT ANDSHALL BRIM. split even, both winning and losing two with the stick, and is regarded as one of Senator Stewart of cities and towns and is about »TRASSMAN-In this city,July 13, Ulrika Strass- Sacramento, July 13.— Atto-day's game commented upon the census results as fol- reading greetings from various sovereigns $1,500,000. man, wife M, games. Storkton lost four straight and the best base-runners in the Senatorial lows: of Dr. Strassiuau. over 4000 spectators' were present, .Before is getting deeper into the tureen. The ranks. and princes, and remarks by delegates from SAUNDERS—In Lexington. Va.. Jnlv 13, at the the game commenced Manager and Captain yesterday evening Upon the system which enables 12,500 voters Austria, Hungary and Italy. Mr. Wolf of SONOMA COU.Vf. FAIK. Virginia MilitaryInstitute, James Douglass Sauu- record : Manager Finn stated iv Nevada to scud two Senators and one liepic- ders Jr., aged 15 years. $2.00. stapleton against protested tbe game on that lie would give Chase a place in the seutallve to Washington, It Is uot now necessary Was hington City, formerly the American HOWE— lnOakland, July 9, Mrs. Mary A. Howe, the grounds that Oakland had but nine -» home team, and it remained with the young to dwell. A mine pressing question lihow shall Consul-General al Cairo, made an address Horses in Training at the PaUluma A jricu'.- mother of Mrs.A. H. stocker of Oakland and A. twirler to make the position permanent. these 12,500 voters ial .\u25a0• the money to carry on tnrsl Park. T.Howe of Chicago, aged 75 years and 7 days. The Equal Cannot Be Obtained for men in uniform on the field. The Senators \u25a0 in which *he dwelt upon the in- Now, Charley, take care of yourself. You a Slafe Govern men with a swarm or unices, and bond which the united GOLDI'REE-in this city.Julv 12, Krnllle. daughter Less Than $:..00 ami $..50. won and the protest will be withdrawn. to support a Legislature of sixty members, separable Germans Petalvma, July Everything is lively and Rachel Goldtree, aged 4 years and 5 can pitch good ball ifyou keep incondition, a of and of Germany havo in of Isidore McDonald was suffering from a split finger, IB school system, a judiciary system and a num- America their at Agricultural Park. Over 100 head of 6 months. p \u25a0-: and you have a chance now tomake a splen- for fatherland. 8, n ber of county organizations? The bmden common love The Em- horses being trained there, and every- MORRELL—Inthis city, July Robert 11. Mor- and played right field, Charles Sweeney did record. manifestly they perors cup presented the winner, are rell, a of Frauclsco, agea 1month. a. Is heavier than can bear. was to place native Sau HATS TO-DAY! playing second. John, the ground-keeper at Sacramento, It would not have been boiue quietly as Herr Musch of Meran, amid hearty cheers. thing about the indicates the near ap- DECTStH—Inthisclty.July 11, Oscar Deutscb, a Harper pitched pennant ball, allowing aociscos. ... a 3i | > is a patriot from the ground up. Un the long as It has had not rich men been proach of the fair. Itis believed the next native ot San Fraucisco, aged 7 months. ds. ! 1iu 9 I31 found willingto share It, on 10, W. Mott,a four hits, including a triple and uns 9 7 \u25a0I Fourth of July he had the basel lines condition of belug willbe the best exhibition the association MOTT—Inthis city,July Frank na- a home I i I---- .as ! chosen Inperson or by deputy to till the post of DR. B-T-TSKLI/S CASE. tive of New York,aged 2-1 years. run. He good of the ball, glv- ttiuos I 8 -12 ii |l and batting and pitching boxes laid out in This, has ever given. The racing, judging from had control colors of red, white and blue. The grounds United Slates Senator. of course, cannot the entries for the different stakes, willbe DUNNING—On the steamer Australia. July10, Mrs. but two bases and striking out eight men. Lost 31 ', 37 go on forever. The Senate will not sanction an The Pope Is Absolutely .weeping in His Ruth S. Dunning, a native or New \or__nifed 01 CO., at Snowlluke Park have never been so well open auction of lvUs ahead of anything had here. & seats midst, ami the years. M. J. FLAVIN poor secret Carsey was touched up live!}',but bis taken care of as they have since John has ot the leniiie by which Denunciations. 12, An paper in paragraph Nevada Senators hold GIUOX—Inthis city. July Paul Gigon, a uative Knox, Hatter, support materially increased Sacramento's Oakland a about been in charge. cauniil always be kept. Sooner or later the peo- New York, July 13.— Herald's Population of Washington. of Sau Francisco, aged 3 months. Sole Agents for the N. Y. pitchers says: ple or the Slate will brought score. Robinson's "As for little 'Humors of changes in the local teams last be face to face with Rome cable says that a propaganda decree Seattle, July 13.—The Post-Intelligen- CITV ANl>COUNTY ALMSSOCSK Duncan played a fine outfield, catching Carsey, he does the best he can and that is week were as thick as bees about a hive, the fact that they cannot aiTord to maintain a CONNORS— In the City and County Almshouse, Direct Importers of All Classes of Fine Par, Slate organizntloD. What will they do has suspended Dr. Burtsell. He must cer has full census returns from 12, Margaret Connors, native Irelaud, four difficult flies, and at the bat bo bit out all that can be expected from any pitcher. Yesterday a wild story was started that then'/ Western Julv a of Wool an. Straw Hri-.s, again played phenom- There exisis no cower anywhere which can submit and also write an apology. Washington which show a population of age 147 years. a home run. Iteitz a The boy twirler, however, has Tom Powers had arrived at Sacramento and obliterate a sovereign Congress enal game, gathering in everything that much *to was playing Oakland, Slate. cannot I have supreme authority for saying 225,000. This, added 125,000, BARTERS— In the City and County Almshouse. not good 'irst base for Itwas annex Nevada tonnoiher Slate, as lhe Ilrltlsh to the July Jobu Darters, a native of Germauy, aged Street, Daly batting, learn and is adverse to receiving reported propaganda \u25a0 population 13. 924 to 928 Market came his way. led iv secur- also that be hud brought out a Parliament annexed their rotten boroughs to that a fide took hold estimated of Eastern 45 years. . . ing three hot singles tbat drove in four advice from older and wiser players. That's pitcher with him. • • • their neighbors. The House or Representatives of Pr. Burtsell's revolt against Arch- Washington, gives a total population Tiir.oir.ii tt> M*EI,H_ runs over the plate. why he willmake a successful twirler." If could not deny admission to a member from biship Corrtgnn only in order to establish of 350.000. Keturns from King County, in ~" Jyl2 SaMoTu St Carsey made a magnificent drive over Carsey has anything learn since be Agay "gambolicr," who had a Nevada, even though he had received only 125 a precedent for all future questions of a which Seattle is situated, show a popula- United ONDSB-FAKKttS1 g had to received voles Instead or 12,500. And though ' Roberts' head for three bags, but was put straight "lip" from the pool-rooms, yester- the Senate nature. Tbe decree approved by tion of 58,570. districts incomplete. EMBALMING I BAR COUNTERS came to California it was only the batting might leluse to seat a Senator who had openly similar Four are PARLORS. out trying to score a borne run through day wagered game Pope is absolutely sweeping in its de- give iTcrylhiug \u25a0_ First-class F_.a-r_.ii I MIKROR IN AND - weaknesses of the various players who before the that Stockton bought his seat, It could not pievenl his suc- the The returns Pierce County, In which - Re-im-m.-: BACKS HARD SOFT Lohman's poor coaching. Lohuian struck would make more runs in the first three cessor being nunciation of Dr. Burtsell. Tacoma is situated, a population of 50,065. at Keasouable Kates. n J\.ANDwoo.is constantly on hand and matte to order. faced him in the box. The young chosen by the same agency more Telephone 31-7. 27 aud 29 Fifthstreet. out four times and Bowman fanned three fellow innings than Frisco would score in the en- discreetly applied. Not only Is there no power I FACTORY,' 32 1 SUTTER ST. times. played with and against clubs that would tire game. He was looking last night for anywhere which could deprive Nevada Its The Turkish Riots. Vegetable jclmfsp Daly $5 by sovereignty, of Fruit and Crops. I"'~~~ ~" was fined Umpire Donahue bury California League teams out of si^ht, the "put him on." but there Is no power which could — man who prevent Legislature Constantinople, July 13. The Russian Petaluma, July 13.—Fruit is backward WM.-T. li, .ii.. _..» for disputing a decision. Donahue umpired profited by experience. The rule requiring the player next to bat, the of Nevada Indulging lv (FORMERLY OAKLAND). and he has his No; any freaks of legislation which promised help has expressed to the Grand and ripens slowly this season, that it is OF TO THE UNFORTUNATE. fairly. Norris O'Nell made three school- to be in readiness to step to the plate, is to Embassador so Undertaking; Parlors, SW. Corner Stuck- J* DISPKN9ART, boy errors, allowing Master Carsey hasn't much to learn inbase- Ituut ot Us difficulties. Russia's regret at the riots in keep cannery Oeary . DK. GIBUON'3 a number of runs to be seldom a Vizier Erzer- difficult to the here supplied ton and Streets. ( |K 633 Kearny street. Established la 1834, " fielding position observed outside of few Oakland -\u25a0_ \u25a0-• two stops ball. As for the he over- i.imi. He feared the excitement in Armenia $g-Knbalmiug a Specialty. '.\u25a0 —V- o-\— treatment of special diseases . scored. Stickney made fine but tops players. The umpires should enforco the A Miss with nil it can work up. The potato crop is __.» for the De. every twirler in the and far — __!__. Itow. league, so !_.._ _._ — 171. *. j_t.a blllty, diaca-io'* wearing body threw wild to first. rule and shorten game. . .. would entail trouble both on Russia and is looking well and will be larger than last \u25a0 jyltfeud fa or the aar| pitching is the A fine even a oimon __^^ T:_e Goodenough and Daly bit for (Ingles as his concerned the number of light brighten fiizpatnck. who resides at 11 Turkey. _ season, prevented «_2____ mind permanency cured. Doctor hat in games he won willtell the tale, one— would up the memories lane, engaged In as farmers were from J__Jl_J_S visited the hospitals of Europe and o&- tbe first, but Goodenough was put out at of sluggards. Church a game of pool last planting grain by the heavy rains oflast W__Q tatue lmuch valuable Information, Mr. Coghlan, tho gentleman who had the night in a saloon The Brazilian Panic. PORTER & SCOTT, wblcn .. third. Daly stole second and scored on It is a regular thing In Stockton, when on Valencia street, near spring, and so devoted their attention to (Successors be can Impart to tho inneed of his serric-M. The a disastrous experience at the Slough City to W>l. 11. POUTER), when Try charge Stlckney's error. the umpire makes decision to the Seventeenth, with several companions. As Aybes, July 13.— A semi-panic potatoes. Corn vegetable crops Funeral Directors and Practical Embalmers, Doctor cures others fail. him. No recently, sends the followingletter: a averse Buenos and other unless he effects a- cure. Persons cured at home. Call ' The Oaklands scored their two runs in grand-stand 's desires, for two or three en- round after round of drinks were prevails on the Bourse. There are rumors are looking well. _ 116 Kddy Street, orwrlte, iir- l»K. OIKUOV, 1957, Stockton. July 13,1890. Telephone cod a .1. F Box the first inning C. disposed of llil 3220.— ap.". tt i_.r_.it on O'Neill's base on balls Mr.Editor: Kindly thusiastic cranks to offer topay Selua's fine disputes arose, and at pending, \u25a0 1111111l __M____^___—. _J____—____- hauKranclsco, -Jl. Mention thispaper, eisa allow me through the - of failures and through fears the Improvements. and Dm.Ban's home run. columns ol your valuable paper to make a few in the Police Court ifbe will lick the um- last there was a knock out row cashing of checks in gold has oblig- Petaiuma regard Fitzpatrick become In the second Roberts hit for a single, remarks In to the part that Director pire. inaugurated in which was struck atory. Gold is at 206. Petaluma, July 13.—Much improvement Arl ins played in last Sunday's Coghlan, over ths . went to second on lieitz's base on bails and row. He told who tried Ills hand at umpiring head several times with a billiard is going on In Petaluma at the present BOOTS AND SHOES. — ___>_. _ --- - -._*-._.-. _\u25a0_\u25a0_.!_, mm_^_Km-mm *_!_,_. __._,_.\u25a0_._» -_--\u25a0-\u25a0 ~ Selna lick me and that lie pay by -.->-. -\u25a0^,- -^,-.—[ -, -,,-,^ »t-^-^-..—,-fr-. -.-.-. ** *-_,_,— _. m m \u25a0 1I_, -.^.m. _,___._. f_W^J_^g \u25a0cored on Mcliale's single. In the fourth to would bis One at Stockton, and was unmercifully burned cue his companions. The row attracted M W W-.-,j-,-.,-.^^| ru rf Roberts' double triple If be was lined. As soon as the name was over the police Stanley Coneratnlated. time. Several handsome dwellings are in and Keitz' gave the iu«lied dressing-room by the newspapers of that town, has aban- attention of a officer who Senators oue run. In the seventh three he Into the and conferred doned all ambition of glory on the diamond separated the combatants, Fitzpatrick London; July Stanley bas not recov- course of construction and considerable • errors, with Selua. When Iwent to the dressing-room bleeding street work is being advertised by the city. bits, two a base on balls and a sacri- to get myclothes, Adams was pretending and returned to blacksmithing. was profusely. J. P. Too- ered from his indisposition. He was to-day fice gave the * _ Selna; to be Kelt, mey, the bar - tender, The big dredger and the new iron bridge on $4 home team five runs. *. '*. luridir but as soon as Iwent toward my is having more hard luck errors P. J. Beers and confined to his bed nt Melchel 'court. He nearly AT Illy . go D street are both completed. JAMES MEANS' S3 & SHOES SACRAMENTO, locker he let lihn so that be bit scored against him any Con Brannan arrested on a 13. 1890. could than other InGelder were charge of been overwhelmed withnotes and telegrams S*ag__*j -• 1 BaCBAMENTOS. B. U. SB. PO. * mr. All statements mat Ibegan the lightor in the league. tries with a deadly weapon. Fitzpatrick Good-uough, AB. A. any Hank everything that assault of congratulations on bis marriage. Army. -___^=^;RMES MEANS' JAMES MEANS' c. 1.... 4 12 0 3 10 used foul language toward Selna or auy conies anywhere him, was arrested for drunkenness, and Open Meeting of ills Grand ' ffitab^ 1y,, 6 else false In highest near and often makes his in- -$ • Oodar,3bJ? i*A* 3 3 10 3 0 person are tbe sense of the juries, consisting scalp Petaluma, July 13.— An open 3 SH°B $4 SHOE /i§§|s?* _. 6 0 0 0 0 10 word. an error ou a very difficult chance. of several wounds, Heavy Snow in July. meeting *T* \k\ . Stapleton, 1b... 6 1 The July were dressod at Receiving G. Bowman, ... 1 v In n 1 The sooner that men of Director Adams' Fourth of game inSacramento the Hospital, of Autietam Post, A. 11., was held at NN0T'>FA,L c 6 1 1 O will)base-ball, was holiday after which he was Incited Berne, July 13.—Engadine Valley Is • c^ lo 1 0 •tamo sever their connection the the first game that has up. >^l^y Roberts,!, 3 Harper - its headquarters here last night. Depart- 0^ 0 r 4 3 0 0 10 the am respectfully not pitched that withsnow a depth of l' Relti. 3 b _, belter for game. I most in city. George has twirled covered to twelve Adju- 3 0 10 3.0 yours. Sunday games Dingle Tax Society. inches, necessitating ment Commander Buckles and his \u25a0fellah., r. 1 4 0 1 o I o 0 • • Ueo.* V. Cooulam. ail the for the Senators on the use of sledges. tant-General were present and addressed Harper, j> 4 0 0 0 2 10 •.' the home grouuds this season. Atthe meeting of the Single Tax Society The temperature is 2° below freezing the meeting, which was enthusiastic THE MOST game July 4th at » » » held inSt. George's 909 •_ point _ fc^_^4^^X^ERFECTIOiM fijfe* _^_WgS^i' Totals 39 8 11 27 In the of Sacramento. Hall. Market street. "l 10 "i bat for Stockton, with Finn says he has given ud his of last night, the President, L. A SPECK OP WAR. Oaklands. ab. b. bh. ss.ro. a. _. Perrot was at two Idea se- M.Manzer, not Ecg'iihSsDtry ao'Keui.i.r. 4 10 110 0 men out, and Fogarty was on first. After curing pitcher Fanning, formerly of the being present, the meeting was called to An Killed. . Stickney. 3b. 4 0 0 0 13 1 one or two balls had been pitched Fogarty Kansas City Club. He received informa- order by Mr. 11. A. Moore, Professor Eck- Gibraltar. July 13.— A Spanish car- Ths Status Qui of Salvador— Hostilities An- I'Q.gan.c.t 4 12 2 4 0 0 Fanning strengthen performed ''"* Lehman, c. 4 0 was thrown out at second base. At the tion that would not the man on the piano a granger bineer, while pursuing smugglers to-day, ticipated. McDonald, 0 0 7 3 0 turn bat, Kilroybatted team. song, '•Sailing." The principal r.f. 4 0 0 10 0 0 Stocktons' next to speaker accidentally shot and killed aBritishsentry. York, July 13.— Washington dis- Such the pros-ess N.O'Nell. S. a inplace Perrott first Since Perrott shut out the Sacramentos was Mr.K.M.Smith, subject New ' ._ been recent Inourbranch or Industry that woare now able toaffirm that 3 0 0 0 3 18 of and reached on an whose was patches press say that while Senor the James Means' 84 Shoe is Inevery re. pert equal to the shoes which onlya few years aso were re- Isaacson, lb 3 0 10 8 0 0 error. The scorer notified umpire that the Gas City cranks aro beginning to think "America on Wheels,'* to the tailed at elchc or ton dollars. IfjonvlUtryona you Sweeney, _b 3 the and Mr. A. 11. San- The Universal P,»pce Congress. pair willbe conrlnced that wedo not ex___e_ito. 0 0 0 10 0 Kilroy had batted of turn, and there- lie is the best pitcher in the league, born gave a humorous Diegncz, the Guatemala . Minister to Ours are lireoriginal $3 and &1 Shoos, nnrl those who Imitate our system of business are unable to Carsey, p 3 0 10 2 10 out and recitation. Mr.L. London, July * withus lnquality of factory products. In largest upon Kilroy was called out for batting out they set great store by him. M. Manzer was anuounced as the speaker 13.—David -Dudley Field Mexico, acknowledges that Guatemala gwnpete our Hues weare thu manufacturers ln tha Totals.. 31 2 4 4 27 of turn. The umpire sent him to bat again Itis stated in extenuation of Stanley's for next Sunday. •willpreside at the Universal Peace Con- has refused recognize the Presidency of Shoe* from onr celebrated factory nre sold by parte "5 "4 to \u25a0 wide-awake retnileraln nil HOUK BY INNINOS. in place Cahill, gress, which opens _____? conntry. We willplace them easily your any Territory yon "™ of who was next on the miserable first-base work Saturday that he inLoudon to-morrow. He asserts that his cent, within reach ill State or - If will badly , loss. General Ecxeta. . Invest one ina postal card and write tous. *. .* Sacramentos 1 10 10 OS 0 0-8 score-card.' By his ruling Kilroy went to had a split hand and should not have I'lnalor's country has no reason* to go to war with ...... Oaklands 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 bat twice In one inning. IfKilroyhad gone into the grime at all. Annie Smith, a colored woman, n -ral Fisk's Obr.q.r'S. , C0., , 3, was ar- G Salvador. Advices received here demon- JAMES raAm& AlLincolnSt;Boston, Mass. Famed runs—- Sacramentos —Oaklands 1. Home reached first a second time he should TlieStockton team took a spurt and won rested last night at the a man (Mich.),July spite or the very - non-recognition run— Uungan. Three-base bits Carsey and Keitz. have instance of COLDWATF.it 13.-' In strate that this lias acaiu beeu called out for tatting in Cahlll's six straight games, then luck turned against named Pinslor, heavy raiu evening when the bearing rupture the Two-base lilts—Koberts and Bowman. Sacrilice turn. Elbert who accused her of last train caused the serious between two uodar. Stapleton and Stickney. first base on them and yesterday - marked their seventh having robbed him of $40 in a disreputable the remains ol General Klsk reached this city a countries. No surprise need be occasioned DESCALSO, 4, Oakrajds NOLAN & 1 Third Street, F., errors— Sacramentos 1. First base on Charlie Sweeney played second base for successive defeat.* house. She was charged with graud lar- large number of citizens were piesent io pay re- ifhostilities are begun withina very short r S. called balls-Sacra.ieutos 2, Oaklands 2. Lett on tbe Colonels yesterday oblige team - ' BOLE AGE-iX. FOR JAMKS MEANS' HOOTS AND SUUlil. to his brother- Kvery. in the league has now ceny. . '_^__rW j,r^^'_i^^l^^^m^si^XA_fS rny'J been * spect ito:their former. fellow-tow usniau. The time. S FrMo _» U ""\u25a0*'