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ANDERSON-In this city, June ID, 1890, to the
wife of Adolph Anderson, daughter.
McNAMARA-In this city, June -, 1899, to the
wife of William Mcnamara. daughter.
YATES-In this city, June u. 1890, to the wife OF
Walter II. Yates,
DAVIS-In this city, June 10, 1890, to the wife OF
Meyer Davis a daughter.
AHERN-In this city. June Is. 1890, to the wife of
I. Ahern. son.
HELLER-In this city, June ls. 1890 to the wife Of
s. w. Heller. a son.
WOOD-In this city, June II, 1890, to the wife OF
George II. WOOD a son.
KNIPE-In this city, June IS. $780, TO the wife Of
Fred I. Knipe, son.
BARRETT-In this city, June IA, 1890, to the wife
OF w. II. Barrett, daughter.
ANDREws-In Oakland, June l3, 1890, to the wife
of Charles Andrews, daughter.
BLOCK-In Oakland, June IL. 1890, to the wife Of
Joseph Block, a son.
RALEIGH-In Alameda, June Il, 1890, to the wife
of b. F. Raleigh, son.
LAUBENHEIMER-In Alameda, June is. 1890.
to the wife OF Charles Laubenheimer, a son.
KAUFMANN-In Moscow, Idaho, June IA, 1890,
to the wife OF william Kaufman,
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THE THEATERS.
A Full House at the Baldwin to
See the LondOners.
1" The Old Homestead" at the New California
A Long Lane" at the Bush-Street.
General Mention.

George Edwardes' Original London Gaiety
Theater Company, under the direction Of Henry
E. Abbey and Maurice Grau, for whom Marcus
R. Mayer stands sponsor, opened to crowded
house with Faust Up to Date" at the Baldwin
last evening. or course it is burlesque Of
Gounod's great operate work; but this has been
SO travestied that there is no feature recogniza-
bic, and one is compelled to take tie merry
work OF Miss Florence st. John and her
bllthesome maidens without much regard
to any suggestion from the French COM
poser. The lady named is the so-called
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NATIONALIST CLUB.
A Good Literary and Musical
gramYne Rouderad

A Good Literary and Musical Pro-
gramme Rendered.
The New California Nationalist Club held
meeting last night in Union-square Hall. There
was large attendance, the ladies' predominant
Ing In number Two very large floral pillars,
eight feet high, decorated the platform, on which
Z. d. Wheeler, President. and b. W. Bachelor.
l. N. Thorno and j. A. Anderson occupied chairs
The Norwegian Choral Society gave two we'll
rendered chornses, which were loudly an.
plauded. Miss Mary f. Webster sang /" Nearest
Thou" (MatieD In an acceptable soprano voice
and was accompanied by Miss BIankart. Presi.
dent Wheeler then addressed the audience on
the subject of Natioualism."
AT the conclusion Of the Presidents address
Mrs. Ii. r. HoughIon read a paper entitled "A
Recipe for Getting Rlch," which was well re-
ceiyed,
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While playing at the Bush street Theater Mr..
w. H. Crane received a letter from his friend,
Mr.. Gotrschalk manager Of the Monograph
Company, New York, and also a cylinder with a
supposed imitation OF his (Crane's) old partner,
Stuart Robson, by Mr.. Buchanan, also of New
York, aud fIiend OF all parties. Crane wrote
Mr.. GOilschak that Buchanan ought TO be
killed for giving so bad an imitation OF
Robson. Subsequently Crane concluded the
imitation was by Com. Cheeyer and again ex-
pressed his disgust at its Incompetence. just
before departing for Portland, where lie Is TO in
duge the OregOnian natives into the mysteries
Of Senatorial log-rollng lie received another
letter from Mr.. GOttschalk stating It was Rob
son. his late partner, who had given the sup
posed limitation of himself. The dinner is evil
IDENTIFY on wiliams-anolher app oprlation to
Dass by The Senator.
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meanor which would lead to his being shut
up in Clairvaux Prison. Incarceration
there is. / am sure, blessing in disguise to
the Due d'Orleans. who gave good deal of
trouble to his illustrious parents before and
since he came back from India. His cousin.
Prince Henri de Charities, also got into
money-lenders' hands, and was sent to ex-
plate his folly in long and arduous tour
in Central Asia.-Paris Letter to London
Truth
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EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Results Of Yesterdays National and
Players League Contests.

BOSTON, June 16.-The first game between
the Boston and Philadelphia league clubs to-day
resulted in shut out for Philadelphia, and Bos-
ton also scooped in the second game, which re-
qured thirteen innings to decide. Attendance
1900. Summary first game:
Bostons. ..................OO o 6 2 OO2 80
Philadelphia ................0 o 0 U 0 O. o
Base hits-Bostons IL, Phiiadelphias 10. Errors
-Bostons 5, Philadelphia z. Batteries-Getzein
and Bennett, Yickery and Clements. Umpire
Zacharias.
SECOND GAME.
Bostons 0 o 0 0 . o o l. 3
Philadelphia 30 o 00O D 0 O.
Base hits-Bostons IL, Phadelphias 10. Errors
Bostous =, Phi adelphias l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Bennett Smith and Clements. Umpire-Zachar
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General Mention.

Lawrence Barrett is at his old summer home
In Cohasset. Mass.
Frederick Vokes, father OF Rosina, died June
Attn at his home in London.
w. A. Rowles has been engaged to 60 In ad.
vance OF Clara Morris next season.
StabPs ' he Sea King" will open at Pamer's
Thester. New York, Juue 231.
Sol Smith Russell Will produce Dion Bouc-
cauli's new play at Days Theater, New York,
August 18th.
Langtry is coming to America at the close OF
the present month.
MIR. Frederick Warde will play Cardinal
Wolssy, and Mrs ID. =. Bowers VIII also appear
in Henry VIII" al the new Griswald Opera
House, Troy, September 4th.
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NAPA REPUBLICANS.

Appointment Of Delegates TO the State Con-
vention at Sacramento.
NAPA, June 16.-The Republican County Com
mi;Iee has appointed as delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention: George E. Goodman,
e. NJ. Francis, G. b. Clifford. Robert COrlett,
Chef +. Wood, Charles Thompson, Owen Wade,
j. Ii. DUNCAN, w. F. Fisher and CaIeb Gosllng,
Hon. +. l.. Coombs OF Napa was enthusiastically
lndOrsed for Governor aud the delegation in
slructed 10 support him
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Two Gsmas at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 16.-The League teams played
two games this afternoon. In the first game the
Pittsburgs' inability TO hit Hutchinson, with errors
at critical times, lost them the game. In the
second game Piitsburg won by excellent work In
the ninth luning. Attendance, $500. Summary
first game:
Chicago. ........................2 ! 0 0 0 0-5
fltlSDurg " v " " %
Base hits-Chieago 8. Pittsburg 10, Errors-Chi-
cagO J. Pttsburg 10. Decentralization and
hittridge, SowderS and Decker Umpre-Lynch.
SECOND GAME.
Chicago ...............,..........O o o o o 0-3
PittSburg ........................l . y 0 IA
Base bits-Chicago A, Pittsburg 8. Errors-Chi-
cage 3, Pittsburg l. BatteTies-Stanzeu and Luby,
Heeker and Berger. UmpIre-Lynch.
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sn1PrINe INTELLIGENCE.
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BROOKLYN, June 16.-Six hundred persons
saw The New York and Brooklyn Brotherhood
clubs play a ten inning game to-day, In which
the home club came out ahead. Su mmary:
New Yorks..................l o 0 l U 2 O. q
Base hits-Brookyus 7, New YOrks 8. Errors
Brooklyns 5, New Yorks 3. Barteres-Murphy and
Kinsow, Crane and Ewing. Umpires-Jones aud
Knight.
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You have only known me week, dar-
ling" she cooed affeetionately, "and here
all your fear and hesitancy is over. Had
maiden instead, she might keep you dang
ling undoubtedly at her heels for years.
Knowing how and being able to avoid
this" she added. lis the only advantage
we poor widows possess" -Philadelp
Times.
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Their Fourth From Cleveland.

CINCINNATI June 16.-The Cineinnatls won
their fourth straight game from the Cleveland
league team this afternoon by superior all-round
playing Attendance 100. Summary;
Cincinnatis ,.,,..,..,....,...2 o o o - Z
Cleveands ..-.............-...0 o p 3
Observation-Disclosures l3, Cleveands 5. Errors
Cinciunstts 2, CieyelandS 8. Batteries-Viau and
Keenan,, Lincoln and thinner. Umpire-McDer-
mott.
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CHINESE sMUGGLERs.
Tive nty-four Violators Ct the Exclusion Act
Tnrzon

on Trial ct Tucson.
Tucson, June 16.-The trial of the twenty
four Cinnamon charged with violation OF the
exclusion law commenced before Uniled States
Commissioner Hughes to-day. The evidence ap-
pears conclusive that the Chinese came direct
from HOng.K Kong TO San Francisco ana being
denied admission there were tran sfeTed 10 the
steamer Newbern and landed by her al Quay
mas and Sonora, Mex, and made their way
across Sonora, Mex, into Arizona. Carleton
Richards, the Chinese Interpreter, arrived this
morning from San Francisco, in response TO
requisitiOn OF United States Attorney Jefferds,
as interpreter In the trial OF the cases.
Fl. H. Schell. United States Chinese Inspector,
arrested Two Cinnamon to-day. charged with
violating the exclusion law. They crossed the
Mexican line into The United States. They Will
be II led To- morrow
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Mr.. Denman Thompson's pastoral drama Of
New England under this title was produced at
the New California and filed the auditorium with
those who delight in pictures OF rural life and
who find in the sights and sounds OF the country
placid and at the same time a satisfying pleas
ure. But the business in this piece Is not con-
fined entirely TO the meadows and pasture lands,
TO the farm life OF New England We
have scenes in the metropolis of New
York State, where Joshua WhlIcOmb, who is In
search of an erraut and erIing son, meets with
some lively adventures. His turn-up with the
Brooklyn Terror on the sidewalk in front OF
New York CITY church and The speedy and utter
discontinue OF The Terror" illustrates the eX-
peditious mshuer in which Pete jackson got
away with the congregation OF DULLES the other
day over san Lorenzo way, across The bay, who
thought they had soft thing on the Nublan
" The Old Homestead" is most interesting play
and will no doubt run well.
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Itnlo-ssiss Kenublic,p..

The ItalO-Swiss Republican Club was organ.
lied last night at GarlbadI Hail. 423 Broadway
T. Barbleri was elected President; L. Demar-
TIM, First Vice-Presldent; l.. A. Rea Second
Vice President; F. Araia, Treasurer; b. Ratio,
Secretary; Committee Oh Enrolling-F. Arata,
A. l.. Bacgalupo. A. Casass2. q. Cadenasso p
ID, vale, q. Sbarbaro and q. Figone; Committee
on Citizens hip-G. CuneO b. Ratio, q. Figone,
N. Ferroggiaro. Z. Z. PalmierI and q. Baciga-
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At the Bush street Theater last evening Mr..
Sedley Browns domestic drama, "a Long Lane"
was presented for the first time in this city.
Though not strong play It is an interesting one,
aud the auditor If lie has not mind 10 be hyper
critical, may derive much pleasure from wit
Messing II. The people engaged in its repre-
sentalion do their work In good style.
One or two OF tile lady members OF the
judith Barode has a handsome stage presence
and Is, moreover, a capable actress. She carried
herself well as Margaret Meadows. Miss Ethel
Darlington did remarkably well in the trying part
OF Daisy, sister to Margaret. Florence Feath-
erly, lively and good natured, found cou-
genial representative IN Miss Llsette lie Baron.
The characters of old Farmer Meadows and his
kiud-heaIted helpmatcs Dorothy were done full
justice TO by Mr. A. G. Deltwln and Mrs. w. s.
Jones respectively. Mr.. David hurry infused
warmth and feeling into the character of John
Neitleton Margarers lover Mr.Sedley BrOwnuhe
author OF the play IN the role OF Charlie Cupid,
limp but good hearted Individual had most OF
the comedy lines and caused good deal OF
amusement by his dr0ll treatment OF the same.
Vilalny, IN the form OF one Frank Flndley, VINO
wished 10 deuy his lawful wife, found an able ex-
poDent in MrAleXander kearney. Tie drama was
we'll staged. The realism OF the farm house
scene was heightened by the introduction OF sew
becoming manner. "a Long Lane" should do q
good TWO weeks business. Last week the the
ater was Illuminated by tie new incandescent
lights for the nrst time. The designs OF the
shades are very handsome and greatly enhance
the appearance Of the auditorium. The electric
lights extend through the entire house, taxing in
the gallery circle,
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The Engineers and Iron. founders Association
yesterday sent the following ultimatum to the
Iron-molders' Union, in answer to the request
for an arbitration OF the supposed differences
existing between the two associations:
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Wrecked bv a pef.ctive Rail

COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 16.-This morning
the Burlington FLYER" was wrecked near Island
Park Station by defective rail-. The baggage
ear, coach, chair-car and smoker turned over
into tile ditch. A number OF ps0Dgers we're
cut and bruised, but none Injured fatally.
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BUFFALO June 16.-The Bisons were defeated
to-day on account OF their poor fielding and
stupid base running. Atten dance 10Y. Sum.
mary:
buHalOs. .....................-O ! =
PittSburgs.. .......-............O . = Ito
Base hts-Bufalos II, Pttsburgs IL. Errors
Bufslos 2, Pittsburcs 6. Batteries Person and
Barnes
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Mr.. Brady continues his IAN Irish Arab at
the Alcazar to very large business.
The Gondoers' will occupy tile stage Of the
TiyOi till further notice.
The 0Ipheum is running Sheridan & Flynn's
Company, direct from New York, In conjunction
with the California Uperetta Company In Often
bach's Arose Of Auyergne"
The TiyOli Is doing an immense business with
THE Gondoliers." Hundreds are Nightly turned
away. and reserved seats are sold two weeks III
advance.
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An Amatenr,s Good Wcrk.

CLEVELAND, June 16-The local brotherhood
put MeGlll. local pitcher In against the Chi
Cages Today and won an exciting game through
his excellent work. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Chicagos. ...............-........O o 90 o 2-6
CieveIands ................. % 1 U U o II
Base hits-Chicagos +. Cevelands 10. Errors
Chicagos =. CIevelaudS !. BatterieS-Baldwin and
Farrell, AcGiH and Snyder UmpIreS-Ferguson
and Holberr
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AT a meeting OF the cigar-makers last night 1t
was decided TO send out again circulars boy
cottng Heynemann s. Co. and Siebe Bros
They say that they had received word from
ninety-three patrons of these firms that all Gus
tom would be Withdrawn from them.
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New York Defeated.

NEW YORK, June 16.-0Yer 6o00 persons
witnessed he Brooklyn League Club defeat the
New Yorks to-day. Summary:
Brook yns ................o o o o o LIS
New YorkS. ............-O 0 0-3
Base hits-New Yorks 9, BroOklyns 6. Errors
New Works :, Brookiyns .. Batteries-Rusie and
Buckley, Terry and Clark. Umpires-MeQuaid and
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The site of the Northern Pacific car-shOps
t Tacoma is $50 feet wide by one mile long.
oBII U AIR Y.
GEORGE WILTSHIRE.

George Wiltshire, OF the Wiltshire Safe and
Scale Company, Cincinnati, died at his home In
that city yesterday, at the ripe age of IA years.
Deceased had lived IN Cincinnati since 1870
during which time lie amassed "a large fortune
aud held many high and honorable positions.
For many years he was President OF The Third
National Bank. He leaves a widow aud four
sons and married daughter. One Of his sons,
W. b. Wiltshire, lives in this city.
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Death From Laudsnum

MARIPosA, June 16.-Frank L. WIelbern,
living mile from Mariposa, took an overdose of
laudanum and was found dead yesterday. He
bad been In Ill health tie last two years. The
unntentlOnal. Deceased was an old citizen and
a wealthy land. owner
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Council from the First Ward by 769 majority
and W. FleIdner from the Third by 367 majority.
In East Portland the Republicans elected their
ticket. In Albna the Citizens ticket gets one
member In the Council and the Peoples ticket
three members. The total vote In Portland, East
Portland and Albina was 5000, against IL, 296 at
the State election two weeks ago.
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Justiee work. wi,bdr,vs.

Justice John d. Works OF the State Supreme
Court has concluded not to be a candidate for re-
nomination. He gives as his reason for declin.
ing that The salary is Inadequate ana no Induce
ment for him to give up twelve years OF his life
10 tile service OF the State
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A Quiet Election.

PORTLAND, June 16.-Very little interest was
taken 10 The city election to-day for three Coun-
eIlmen and City Treasurer. the total vote being
1888. The Republicans elect their entire ticket.
Frank Hackney for Treasurer aud c. NJ. Forbes
for Councilman for the Second Ward, having no
opposition; Il. Gastendiek was elected 10 the
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Contract Awarded.

ELLESsBURG, June 16.-Ames & Mccarthy
OF this place have been awarded the contract for
the new roundhouse ana machine shops OF the
Northern Pacific. The shops will be 62x175
feet aud the roundhouse Will contain hfleen
stalls The contract price is $4,000.
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The Executive Committee of the Brewery
Workers was IN session last night at 1853 Mis-
sion street, but the only business made public
was The fact that the Investigating Committee Is
looking carefully into charges against prominent
members,
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ANNOYING CROWDS.

Members Of the Chinese Legation Complain
to the Washington Police.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Complaint has
been made to the police by officials of the
Chinese Legation that neither the ladies of
the legation nor themselves can avail them
selves of the cooling balconies Of their resi-
dence without attracting crowd, who, by
their manners and conduct, greatly annoy
them. This is so continuous as to prac-
tlcally make prisoners of both ladies and
officials of the legation within the walls Of
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shoemakers' Committee.

The ShOemakers' Executive Committee last
night concluded TO further agltate the subject Of
placing white labor stamps on all California
white labor goods. They received word from
San Pedro that white labor shoes are In particu-
lar demand there.
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YOUNG INCENDIARY.

A Boy Sets Fire to HIS Fathers Barn 20 See
It Burn.
FRESNO, June 16.-Mr. Evans, who lives near
Selma, had bis barn. hay aud set OF harness
destroyed by fire yesterday. His son, a LAD OF
years. Is deaf and dumb. and Is also afflicted with
penchant for large fires and set the building on
IRE 10 see 10 burn.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

fBIrth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorzde
to have the same published.l
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The Mana WALKING Match

NAPA, June 16.-The thirty six hour walking
match closed at midnight last night James
Davis of ST. Helena made 152 miles and won the
first prize. S. Hill of Australia made TWO laps
less and took the second money. The attendance
was fairly good.
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WOODLAND ELECTION.

4 Hot Contested sirugg'e Resulting in 8
Democratic Victory.
WOODLAND, June 16.-The first election I'M
der The new charter took place to-day 1t was
one of tile most holly contested elections ever
held In the county. The Democrats elected
their entire ticket, as follows: Trustees, L.
Charmak, j. o. Maxwell, NJ. DIggs, j. g.
CTulcher. II. Jackson; Board OF Educ alton, J.
II. Wright, Il. II. Beamer, NJ. o. Harling, E. 7.
Glove, J. l. Mcdonnell; Assessor, A. Il. Read
Garrett; City Clerk, R. B. MosDy; Recorder, p.
W
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Next Friday night delegates from all trades
unions in the city will meet at Odd Fellows Hall
10 arrange picnic for The benefit OF the molders
in their strike
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BISHOP ROBERT coURTBwA1TE.

Bishop Robert Courthwaile, OF the Catholic
diocese of Leeds, died yesterday at Leeds. He
was born AT Preston, May 8, 1915; consecrated
IN London by Cardinal Wlseman, November 10,
the Pontincal Throne, juno 8, 1862; transferred
To Leeds The division OF the diocese OF Beverly
into the Two di0ceses OF Leeds and Middles-
brough. December 20, 1878.
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Two hours LATER--The Fire Department
Committee OF the Board Of Supervisors will meet
10 day al O'clock instead OF O'Clock in the af-
terno0n as usual.
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FIRMLY DECLINED.
Founders Have Nothing to Arbi.
trate With the holders.
Boycotts Declared Of and Others Con-
tinued at Various Meetings Of
Labor Unions.

The Fno,naar., and from founaers, A.soo,,t,on
.s 80, ~ sa,,s.n,. 49, " ~.
YESTERDAY sent tuo ioho"ins uitiihdtum u 'no
Iron-moiders Union, In answer to the request
for an arbitration OF the supposed differences
existing between the two associations.
,
m, a., H. 90 ,, f1; June ni 10, 1851
q, ~, 1900, W. tvS, oo.s s
cation Of the 18th inst onr assoeiaiion begs to
sfafe that the members OF yonr union left our am
ploy on March Sd without notice and that we have
employed others to take their places who salts
factory to us, and as we have not taken any action
TO preVent your members from working In our
zens, we therefore 90 not know OF anything TO
stin anu A'i '""' ie"'oh 'eo nv ioi
W. fop Won In tho hon. that +ho crrssre will Ie
,ecnred for This Coast and feel SATISFIED that the
work can be completed here in a manner to reflect
credit on this city Respectfully yours etc
ENGINEERs' AND IRoN-FoUNDERs' ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
By X. s. MOORE, Secretary.
The founders seem to be firm In their asser-
tion that thew will close I'm their sbops and aban-
aon hnsinsss en,iro,, rathor ,han raoonmiza ,ha
e'n $3.50 ~, mn 1iJ i"'nei '"a'i eS
UNION. 1ney say mat they reserve the rieht 10
employ whom they please, and deny The report
that Secretary Tracy has made any objection TO
Them on account OF labor troubles
Th.y oIso sta,s ,ta, rho s,r,i1. ,,or,a ,.ro
ivy ai9o ''"'o 'n"' tno o'iIho "ouiu hafo
contracts were secured, for the machinery cast
ings would be very small item and would not
bn needed for mora tbar yaar II rho st,,pars
-. ~, tI,;, -. a, -, -. ~, 80,
stc not Wiling ~ come oack 70 woIk ny tiie SUE
i,, ha ~, . M, ~, 1t say 'nat 'neS
VIII a n",o W ieniain Jul Vi the sn9ps.
hava mean dis'rIhutse 90 G fno s.Heu last nisn'
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Hobbs, Wall s. Co.'s employees were unIonlzed
at the Box sawyers' Union meeting last night by
the Initiation OF forty-nine OF the men. The boy
colt on Jesse Moore, Hunt g. Co. and on FOlger
& Co. was declared of. j. Pye was appointed
permanent Secretary, and committee was
appointed 10 establish union at Oakland.
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American Association.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Athletics G. Brook
Ign 5.
SYRACUSE. June 16.-syracuse G, Rochester
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AN OLD LANDMARK GONE.
Disappearance of ore of the Peaks Of Mount
Shasta

REDDING, June 16.-Tbal one Of the peaks Of
Mount Shasta lad disappeared was noticeable
flOm Reddlng This morning. Its absence from
view created considerable comment and some
anxiety. The TOP apI ears 10 have been cut
shorl of ana fallen into the crater below. whose
del tbs have never been penetrated by the eye OF
man. IL IS thought that the absence of this old
landmark may indicate further demonstrations
Of a volcanic nature. Fire has been long known
10 exist IN the crater, and lava formations Of
vail s. and ridges below give rise TO the ques-
ton, My not the CONFUSION OF ages past be re-
psaWd? That the top has gone is beyond ques-
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
Boston and Philadelphia Play Two Games
and Break Even

Boston, June 16.-The Boston and Phila-
dephia Brotherhood clubs played two games
this afternoon before 300 spectators and they
broke even. summary first game:
BOStOns .......................O o 2 2 0 4 Ill
Phtladelphias- ..-..-.-.. 30 , = o <-13
Base hits-Bostons Is, Philadelphias IL Errors
BOsIOnS 3, Philadelphias Z. Batteries-Gumbert,
Kelly and SWEET; burlington, Mulligan and Cross.
Umplres-Matthews and Cunning.
SECOND GAME.
Bostons. .........3 o o 8 <-12
Philadelphias. .................0 0 y o 0 O.
Base hits-Bosjons "A. Philadelphia a. Errors
BostOns ). Ihiladeiphias 3. BatterieS-RadbOurn
and Murphy Hustled and Milligan- umpires-Mat-
al "a