Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-08

DEATH OF AFoRMER SACEAMENTAN-The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Cham
berain of this city will learn with much
sorrow of the death of their Oldest son. DR..
Edward \. Chamberlain, at Altar, Mexico.
On the % of July he went to Caiorca,
about fifteen miles from his home. to visit
a patient Next day, as he was entering
the carriage to return home he was sud
denly seized with severe pains in the back
of his head and neck. and exclaimed. " |
am very sick; let me lie down" and ex-
pired almost instantly. The attack is sup
posed to have resulted from exposure to the
Intense heat during the preceding days
ride. Deceased was formerly resident of
Sacramento, and a medical student under
the late DR.. J. +. Morse. He was employed
As assayer for several years at the Sacra-
mento Smelling Works At the COM
mencement of the late war he Joined Com
pauy II, Fifth California Infantry. Colonel
Bowie. and was hospital steward in the
regular army at the close of the war. De
ceased was greatly esteemed by all who
knew him, and had distinction in his pro-
fession.
MoN,IGNoR CAPEL.-This eminent repre-.
sentative of the Catholic Church, and who
recently came to this coast to lecture on
religious topics, is announced to deliver
Two addresses at Gait tom orrow-one at
10 A ". and the other at 3 p. II. 4 select
choir viii be present from this city. con-
sisting OF Miss Ida |. Clnch. soprano ;
brs A2d'e Carter, contralto: O. H. p.
Sheets tenor; Sig. Luigi Lencioni, bari
tcs.e with Miss Lizzie Griffin as accom-
PIANIST. The choir will be under the direc-
ton of Sig. Luigi Lencioni. Monsignor
90 e. 81, II
Founders OF the principles of Catholicism
and is always listened to with interest In
order to afford Sacramentans an opportu-
nifty to attend at these lectures tomorrow
q special train will leave the depot at A.
NJ, and returning leave Gait ar P NJ. Fare
for the round trip, 81.
BASEBALL SUNDAY.-A game of baseball
viii be played at Agricultural Park to-mor-
row between the Pioneers of San Francisco
and the Atlas of this city The game will
commence promptly at 80 p. N, The
members are as follows PiOneers-Bige-
low, $. $; II. Smith, Sd b.; /. Smith, 1st b.;
Taylor. C. f.; Finn, p. Perrier, r f.; Buck
ley. "a b.; Carroll, G.; Moriarty, |. f. Atlas
Robertson, 2d b.; Meagher, c.: Sullivan, c.
f; Flint, l. f; Ahern, 1St b.. Hennessey, Sd
D.; Hilbert, T. f.: Feyhl, 5. s; Renfro, p.
A square match for 500 4 side ard entire
gate receipts, at the Recreation Grounds
Sunday, August 9th. between the Red
Stockings OF Vallejo and knicllerbockers of
Sacramento. Cummings, Hanly and Nc
Iaughlin will play with the knickeTbock-
els. Game called at 2:30.
To-MoRRow NIGHTS CoNcaRr.-On to-
morrow evening the First Artillery Band
will give 4 concert, of q seni-Sacred char
acter. at Capitol Park, from $50 to 80
The programme will be as follows Sacred
march, " Ring the Bells, Robinson: Sc
lection. Faust. Gunoud fantasia, Stra-
della: - selection, d" Les HuguenOts,' Mey-
crbeer: songs. al " Embarrassment tb)
$50 soon 10 Part" F. Abt Aria from
" Bohemian Girl" Bale; song. \ Sol
dierS Dream Ripley; overture, Poet
and Peasant" Suppe; song from " II Troy
atore" Verdi; grand anthem; doxology.
PONCE CoURr.-Thesec cases were disposed
Of Yesterday; Mastric Lafayre charged
with exhibiting, failed TO appear, and for
feited her deposit. J. Timmons was re-
Iieved of the stigma attached TO a charge OF
drunk. The nuisance case of /. Washbum
was continued ill the I4th. I. McMorry
the champion of sixteen burgaries. waived
eXaminat. IN and was held TO answer, bail
being fixed at $1,000 The petit larceny case
OF y. Blanca was dismissed. Nellie SayleS,
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses, had her case continued until
August 2lst.
BANQUET.-LaSt evening Charles H. FL
bred. manager of the Union Baseball Club,
entertained his nine with an elegant ban
euet at the State House Hotel. Mr. Eldred
passed in his resignation, but the club
would not receive ii. They claimed that
they would not have any other manage
ment. Mr. Eldred was granted q vacation
for two months at the end of which time
he is to assume the duties of manager A
special meeting will be held next week for
the purpose of electing a manager pro ten.
Musr STAY IT OUT.-Judge Van Fleet
Yesterday decided, in the habeas corpus
case of John Sansome-who sought to be
liberated from the Folsom Prison-that ht
must be remanded to the custody of the
Warden. 1t will be remembered that San.
some once escaped from the prison, and the
Directors in consequence deprived him O
the credits that would otherwise have ac
crued in his favor, which order SAMSON,
saw fit to contest, with the result as stated
RAILROAD HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. A. B
Nixon, of the Central Pacific Railroad Hos
pital. makes the following report for tn,
month of July; In hospital July LIST, p
admitted during the month, %; total 80
Discharged, %; died, /; total, y. Re
manning in hospital August l, %. Privat
house and Office patients treated, lbs
Total number of patients for the month
iSQ,