Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-13


At the conclusion Of the game. the Eure-
| kas CHALLENGED the winners to another
match, to be played in two weeks. The
former 90 down to San Francisco TO play q
game next Sunday.
| The Unions went up from this city to
! MarysVille Saturday afternoon, and yester-
day played a game with the IntrepidS, of
that place. The mines were composed as
| follows: Unions-Piercy, p Barry, Sd b :;
| Mclaughlin, c; Leonard LIST b. Stanton C f.
GOrmley, S; Crone, IF; Mckenzie, % b ;
Duffy, l f. Intrepids- Cavanaugh, LIST b ;
Cummins, p; DePangher. c; Williams. ID b ;
Daniels, 5; Poser, Sd b; Selby, f; Casey,
f; DIVERS, T f. The game excited great
interest, and was witnessed by several hun
bred people. 1t resulted in an overwhelm-
to their opponents 3, and had an inning to
spare.
Arrangements have been made for a
game in this city next Sunday, between the
HaverlyS of San Francisco and the Atlas,
of Sacramento.
On Saturday, at the Park, the Monu-
mentals beat the Sureties, Is to O. The
CALIFORNIA; beat the Railroads yesterday. I
runs and an inning. The Capital Citys
beat the Pacihcs 6 to f.
a COLONY OF LADIEs.-Dr. Latham, Sec
rotary of the Northern California Immi-
grafton Society, is in daily receipt of COM
munications from almost every portion of
the United States, and in fact from nearly
all of Europe, asking about the soil,
climate, productions, etc, of northern Cali
fornia. In nearly every instance, those
communications are from an organized
body of colonists, who desire TO 90 to
country where they can build homes for
themselves, make a good living, educate
their children, and surround them
selves with comforts, impossible where
they now reside. A few days ago
Governor Stoneman received letter from
lady of Brooklyn, n. Y, from which
the following extracts have been taken !:
4 desire to ask you in regard to the loca-
ton of colony, designed mainly to afford
work for ladies, reduced from former affiu-
ence, as well as families and others more
rugged to endure life's arduous tasks
have for years lOnged to live in California
and have endeavored in vain 10 find place
within my means and desirable as per
manent residence, and large enough to
form a social standpoint and attraction for
congenial spirits DESTROYS Of enhancing
their health and happiness By drawing
from the bounteous bosom of old mother
earth her precious stores in the cult
ure of fruit, fowls, bees, silkworms.
at being unable to obtain such
place as desired, | bought farm of 20
acres near Jacksonville, in Florida. at the
earnest solicitation of supposed friend;
paid for fencing, building house, planting
500 orange trees and clearing 10 acres of
pine land. The floods and frosts came and
killed them, and what escaped their raw
ages was destroyed by forest fires, which
also took all my fence. The most deadly
Of snakes and reptiles built their nests
under my porch, and was obliged to aban-
don the premises. | have my experience
for my expense, and presume my agent has
the profit The place is now ruin, and
will likely ever remain so. | should like
to see an agricultural institute started in
California, where women can he taught
how to do better than make shirts for the
lords Of creation at y cents each
BARwIcK's REPoRr.-Since the 9th of
April, according to the Signal Service re-
ports, there has been 10 rain in Oregon
until P. NJ Saturday, the 11th, when rain
fell to an appreciate amount at Roseburg
At + 4. ". yesterday rain was falling at all
stations in Oregon except Roseburg. AT
the y ". reports yesterday rain was falling
from Tatoosh Island to Fort Candy. with a
falling barometer along the coast. At s
O'Clock last night the barometer was every
where below 30 inches, and falling from
Olympia to San Diego. No reports re-
ceived from Tatoosh Island or Port An
geles, on the Straits OF San Juan De Fuca
The wind last night was blowing from a
westerly quarter, and cloudy weather pre-
vailing all along the coast, except at Los
.,.la 4
ing clear at the two former places and fair
at the latter The rainfall during the q
hours ending at o'clock last night was OF
OF an inch AT Olympia; q of an inch at Fort
Candy: So of an inch at Portland. and %
OF an inch at ROseburg, which was the
most Southerlv Signal Station from which
rainfall was reported. A foul-weather sun
set was reported from Olympia to San
Francisco, with Sacramento included.
ADMINISTRATIONS five minutes past
Saturday evening two earthquake shocks
were felt in this city, the oscillations being
east and west While great many resi-
dents did not notice them, others especially
those who happened to be in the upper
portion of high buildings, declared them to
have been very severe, making the walls
creall and crack ominously. At the sta
tion-hoUse there was such a shaking
experienced that the members OF the
finest police force III the world" headed by
their chief stayed not upon the order Of
their going but moved out upon the side
walk inStanter, and the learned Police
Judge adjourned himself to the outer air
quite as rapidly IS the liveliest Of them.
NORTHUMBERLAND fine residence is being
erected on / street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth, for James Bithell. 1t is two
story frame. and will contain nine rooms
besides bathroom and closets, together
with full modern improvements, and for
which the contractor receives S, los. n.
d. Goodell is the architect and B. f. Bell
contractor. Also, the same architect and
contractor are building a fine two-story
dwelling near Dixon, for James Porter,
containing fifteen rooms and modern I'M
provements, at q cost Of $1,000.
CRY TREASURY Following are the re-
ceipts for the week ending April 18th; From
Joseph y. Herndon, cemetery dues, $40 %;
\. s. Woods, water rates, 1858 25 +. II.
Mckee, rent. $50: w. \. Henry, Police
Court fines, $67 so; George A. Putnam,
city licenses, $402 y; George A. Putnam,
city taxes, -, III 50; total, SC, 425 81. To-
tai disbursements, S2,0S6 Dc Total amount
IN city treasury, $256. $50 IA.
ARREsTs-The following arrests We're
made Saturday and yesterday Robert Nc
Call. by officer Frazee, for battery; o. Sui
hyan, by officer Kent, for being drunk !;
JACK Mcdonald, by officer Frazee, for dis
turoing tie peace; Kitty Watson, by officer
trazee, for exhibiting; Gertie Grant. by
Chief jackson, for petit arceny
SMYRNA, n. Y, March %. 1sS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like a charm and
TO the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. I
wouldn't sell mine, If could not get an
other. for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. A.
Stephenson, SO6 street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
BEWARE of sewing machines with gear;