Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02

TWO-b base hits-AeagheT. First base on errors
Furekas. IL san Francisco , Base on called
bailS-Egre6a, l. Left on baSes-EurekaS, 7;
san Francisco, l. Double play-Meagher Fehl
and Barry, Bigelow and Buckley o. Passed
bails-Carroll, TO- Meagher, none. Wild pitch
None. UmpiTe-lohn J. Johnson. Scorer
Waller Wallace.
john B. COUGH large and represent
alive audience assembled at the Sixth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church satur-
day evening to listen to the renowned
temperance lecturer, John B. Cough, whose
fame has gone throughout This country and
al the world foI forty years. His subject
was Lights and Shades Of London Life
His lecture was able, exhaustive and elo-
quent He said that Il years ago he had
signed the pledge, and since that time had
delivered 800 lectures. He said drunken
ness was debasing, mildcwing, scathing,
! dauuiug the very best elements in mans
nature. Before concluding the lecturer
admOnsHeQ the young men particularly 10
! keep themselves, their bodies and souls
| free from the stain and curse Of G:ink-not
! hlntiug and chasing after the gOrgeously
/ @itteriug buoh,c ot fascinating sratitica-
! ton OF = vicious pass onate appetite. The
/ evil Of drink was not drunkenness, but in
I
| physician and the speaker adduced fur
! ther medical authority to show that drink
! ing, especially of beer, tends 20 disease,
! early decay, and premature death Wrong
and right we're as Two diyerging lines that
never could meet The great task was to
! build q barrier between the uupolluled lip
and the Intoxicating cup. X was q noble
/ work to reform and restore the drunkard
which could be doucwith the right kind of
charitable persis'cnCy of which Mr. Cough
gave most touching anecdotes from his own
persona! experience which called forth
! frequent applause. Tonight me will lecture
AZ the same place Subject. &c Peculiar PeO-
pie
IRlsH NATIoNAHsr pIcNlc-The second
annual picnic of the irish Nationalists,
under the auspices Of the Robert Emmett
Club, was held II East Park Grove yester-
day, and was largely attended The Grove
was in excel. lent condition, the day warm
and pleasant and al who attended enjoyed
themselves Music for dancing was fur
nished by Jones, Bcebe e Grants band.
/ Prizes were awarded rs follows Boys
/ race, under 10 years, first prize, II. Sullivan;
/ second, II. Uiviney third w Hanrahan
| boys race, 10 to Is years, i. Sullivan sec
ond, Edward Kaye girls race, under 10
! years, Josie Div.ney second, p. Mcclure;
! third, Kate NaUghton; girls race, 10 To II
years, y. Haley; second, VI. Gallagher
| third, i. Nerdan; fourth, \. KNAPP; mar
ried ladies race, Mrs Nesbit; second Mrs.
/ BrOnuer; third, Mrs Adams; married
mems race, ". Kaye second, T Naugh-
| ton young ladies race Miss Kendel sec
ond, Miss COyne; third, Nellie Cummings
young mems race. Frank Eldred fat mems
race, J. West fat ladies race, Mrs Lamot
| second, Mrs. Futures third, Mrs Humrich
mems race, over so years T. Haggerty
second, D. Mallory thrcc-legged race. Do
| Ian and Desmond; hop stepand Jump. Ed
Sheehan: three standing Jumps, II. Baly
running jump, ". INLAND.
TIE HURcHEs.-Rev. Stanley Mckay,
of Lyons, New York, has accepted three
months pastorate Of the Cavalry Baptist
Church in this city, and preached his open
ing sermon yesterday morning, speaking
from the text For things that are seen
are temporal, but things that are unseen
are eternal" Mr.. Mckay was educated at
the University and Theological Seminary
at Rochester, and during The past three
years has been pastor Of the Baptist
/ Church at Lyons......At the Christian
| Church Elder 4. W. Sanford, Of Colusa
| preached morning and eyening,..,..A An an
nigersary Sunday school entertainment
J was held in the United Brethren Christ