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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-13
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
Bah FRANCsco. July u, 1890

The Art Students League, of New York,
will hold its winter session from October
6, 1890, to May so, 1891, at the rooms on
East Twenty-third street. The compost
ton class will be under Walter Shirlaw,
and the painting classes under J. Alden
Weir, William NJ. Chase and B. r. Fitz.
The separate classes for men and
women in modelling clay from cast
and the life are under Daniel
c. French, vice St. Gaudens, resigned.
Life classes in painting and drawing will
be taught by B. r. Fitz, Kenyon Cox,
George de Forest Bush and H. Siddons
Mowbray. The antique classes will be in
charge of J. Carroll Beckwith, Kenyon
Cox and George de Forest Bush. The
preparatory classes will be supervised by
J. w. Twachtman.
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East Bound Fruit.

The second special fruit train from this
city left the depot yesterday for Chicago.
The cars carried consignments from the
W. R. Strong Company, Earl Company
! and Gregory Bros. Fruit is going East
rather rapidly just at present from this sec
| ton. large numbers of cars being attached
to the regular freight trains, not waiting
| for the specials.
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Coming Home.

The regular class of the Sacramento
School of Design, which went to the
Summit June 18th, will return to- day,
reaching here on the overland that arrives
at OPS this evening. Superintendent
Wright has manifested interest in the
school, and kindness on behalf of the rail-
road company, by providing q special
coach for the use of the school on its trip
down the mountains. and the car will be
sent to the Summit for that purpose to .day.
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visalia's Chinese Were Agitated.

Marshal ]. n. Scroggins of Colusa left
this city yesterday on his way home from
Visalia, having in charge Chinese woman
named Sing You, who is charged with
grand larceny in Colusa. Mr.. Scroggins
took an interpreter to Visalia with him, in
order to ascertain the woman's where
aboufs, and he reports that the whole Chi
nese population OF the little town were at
the depot when he left, and threatened to
mob the interpreter.
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Installation of Omcers.

d. d. G. c. Charles H Denton installed
the following officers of Capital Lodge, No
So, U. E. A, Friday evening d j. Hartley
P. G. c.; George A. knobauch, c.; Mrs
Charles Schneider, V. C; Mrs. E. V Bird.
sail, a. c.; c. H. Denton. s.; Mrs. V. E
Dunn, T.; Mrs. A. Gardner, Guide Mrs. NJ
Yubre, Guardian; Mrs. E. J. Cook. s..
Charles Mealand, Medical Examiner Mrs
A. B. S. Knauer, pianist: Trustees-Mrs
A. B. S. Knauer, Mrs. A. Schneider, Mrs
E. Siebenthaler
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed with the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie 4 Tsy.
ior. southeast corner of Seventh and J.l
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report
J. L. and L. G. Siller to George B. Harder =
North half east half of lot /, Q aud r. Sew
enteenth AND Eighteenth streets; grant
]. L. and /. q. Siller to Henry kubenstein-
North half of west half of lot ], @ and E, Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets: grant
p. Lesyy to Catherine O'Donnell-Soush half
of west half Of lot 5, n and ., Flfth and sixth
streets: love and affection
Z P. Leavy to ssry Wentworth-East half of
lot ., n and o, Filth and Sixth streets; love and
affection
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Eotaries Public,

The following Notaries Public were ap-
pointed by the Governor yesterday: Wal.
lace B. Fitch, Alameda: ]. M. Coff-
man. Biggs; J. G. Hyatt. Whittier; Joseph
G. Noyes, Napa; George l.. Hughes, Ne
vada City; q. Z. Allen, Lincoln; Carl
Strobel. Sacramento; w. S. Clark. Otay;
A. A. Baker. Pitville; John H. Vanderhoff,
Hay Fork; Dixon L. Phillips. Hsnford; j.
M. Coemin, Marysville.
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knights of Pythias in Folsom.

new lodge of the Knights of Pythias
is TO be organized in Folsom next Saturday
evening, and preparations among the
members of the Order in this city are going
on, with the view of adding to the success
of the affair. Visitors will also be present
from Lincoln, Newcastleeand Auburn. The
Sacramento contingent will 20 up in spe-
cial train, arriving in Folsom at about s
o'clock in the evening. Quite large num-
Der of Knights and ladies are going up,
accompanied by several Grand and Past
Grand Officers who will assist in the cere-
monies.
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Charles P. o'Neill, who owns the land
facing on China Slough, were number of
rookeries were burned several months ago,
was up from San Francisco recently. and
stated that it was his intention to fill in a
brick buildings and lay stone sidewalks in
front of his premises
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DIAMOND DUST,
Results of Yesterdays Baseball Game
Throughout the East.

Results of Yesterdays Baseball Games
Throughout the East.
CHICAGO, July l2th.-The various league
contests to-day throughout the East re-
suited as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al Philadelphia Cleveland 4 Phiiadel-
phia Is
At New York-Pittsburg l, New York
IS.
At Boston-Chicaeo 5, Boston ..
at observation-disclosures 1, Brooklyn 4.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Philadel-
pbia 6.
AT New York-Chicago 8, New York 5.
At Boston-Plttsburg 3, Boston Is
At Brooklyn-Buffalo IS. Brooklyn l6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT Louisville-Louisville s. Athletics 4
At Toledo-The Brooklyn-Toledo game
was postponed on account of rain.
At Columbus-Rochesier 2, Columbus g.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis II. Syracuse
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Compliment from Folsom

The Folsom Telegraph says The cele-
bration Of the Fourth of July in Sacra-
mento this year was a grand success. that
city being crowded with visitors from all
over the country. The success of the affair
is due to the energy and good sense of the
committee in charge. 1t was a decided
contrast to last years celebration"
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Incorporated.

Articles of incorporation of the Califor-
MIA Pressed Brick Company were filed in
the Secretary of States Office yesterday
The principal place Of business is San
Francisco. and the capital stock, $50, 0O0
The Directors are: fletcher F. Ryan, James
A. Waymire. w. A. Vandercook, Julian E.
Carey and j. X. Luttrell.
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AN analysis of the sparkling iron water
at Allen Springs shows it to be identical
with one of the most celebrated in Ger
many. Persons who need tonic should
always select a carbonated iron water in
preference to one containing quantities of
soda or sulphur. Guests reach Aliens
every day via Colusa Railroad
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Sport at Folsom.

Folsom people are having fine sport at
present spearing shad, which have been
going up The American river in large num-
bers. The fish are large and fine, and
very fine eating. The river is moi quite
low enough yet to allow large catches to be
made
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-13

The young Crown Prince of Italy is
deeply devoted to his clever and beautiful
mother. He sends her two long kilograms
every day when he is away from her; and
he also writes to her each day giving full
accounts of his days work. Like the
Queen, the Prince speaks and writes flu.
emily French, English and German.
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THE CRANKs WEEP.
A Wretched Game Played Between the
Bay Clubs.

Bay Clubs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12th.-The Oak
lands and San Franciscos gave brilliant
exhibition of baseball as it should not be
played. The game was full of wretched
6eldirg and some very stupid base.run-
ming. The San Franciscos had two
amateurs, one at short and the other at
first base, and they made the San Francisco
cranks weep. Lookabough pitched his
third game in three days, and would have
won had he been supported. Score:
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They Ann WANT Them.

Communications from capitalists request
ing information regarding the prospective
issue of the street improvement bonds are
coming in thick and fast upon Auditor
Mckee. Evidently there will be very little
trouble experienced in getting the money.
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DIR. Luys says that seeing through a
closed door is possible to a hypnotized per-
son. The optic nerve acquires such power
that man has been known to read a paper
with his eyes bandaged, and to distinguish
the color of glass balls through wooden
screen.
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Rarwick,s Bulletin,

The following crop telegram was sent to
the Chief Signal Officer at Washington. D.
c., by Sergeant Barwick Weather fine
for all crops aud harvesting in full blast.
Fruit crop abundant in the foothills and in
Southern California
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SUPERVISORS OUT OF TOWN.

They are Investigating Various Matters
In the Vicinity of Isleton.
Several members of the Board of Super
visors went down to Isleton and vicinity
yesterday, for the purpose of examining
the overfiowed districts and agree upon a
proper assessment of the same, there hav-
ing been numerous demands from the
property for reductions on the As
SCISSORS figures. 1t was also the intention
of the Supervisors to investigate the charges
preferred against Road Overseer Dickie, by
G. A. Knott and others living in that vi
cinity.
The Board will resume its session Is
Board Of Equalization tomorrow morning.
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WANT a Decent Street.

1t is said that petition signed by large
number of persons residing in the vicinity
of Second and L streets will be presented
to the Trustees tomorrow, asking that an
ordinance be passed prohibiting houses of
ill-repute on Second street, between h
and L,
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hit-Daly. Base on errors-Sacramento /.
Base on balls-Stockton, 2; Sacramento, >
| Left on Dissatisfaction, 2: Sacramento, q
struck out-By Kilroy -, Hoffman, s. Double
plays-Daly, Reitz, Smpleton. Sacrifice hit
| Cedar. Time of game-One hour and twenty
five minutes. Umpire-Donahue. Official
ScOrer-RuppleS
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swindlers Still Around.

Two sharpers tried to play the change
racket on the proprietress of public
place out on NJ street, but she was the
sharper one of the lot, and the game did
NOT work
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Runaway Accident.

Yesterday officer Frazee drove up in q
buggy to the police station and left his
little son in the vehicle while he entered
the Office.
The horse in the meantime took fright
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and ran off, and in his mad career collided
with heavy truck. The buggy was
smashed into pieces and the boy thrown TO
the ground with such force as to severely
ipinre him
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BORN.
BORN.
sacramento, July l2-wife of q. W. Riyett, a
son.
DIED.

sacramento, July l1-Antonic, brother of Man.
mel Soares, a native of Fayal, Azore Islands,
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence OF Manuel Gracia, NJ street. between
Second and Third, this Sunday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock; thence to the Cathedral, Eleventh
and streets, where funeral services viii be
heidi
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A famous Russian physician, DIR. Skill
kakowski, recently received $4,000 as fee
for FIVE hours professional services.
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COOPER'S MUSIC STORE

HAS MORE THAN THREE TINES THE
best quality, lowest prices, as he imports direct
from European factories through the Custom
house. Write for catalogue. Address
C80per's Music Store, Sacramento Stuff
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CooPER's music store has largest stock,
lowest prices. Write for anything.
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ONeil. First base ON errors-Oskland, s; San
Francisco, 6. First base on called balls-Oak-
land, 3; San Francisco, 2. Left on bases-Oak-
land, 3; San Francisco. 4. Struck out-By Cobb
2; by Lookabaugh, 2. Double plays-N. O'Neill,
Mcdonald and Isaacson; Shea to Stanley
Passed balls-Stevens, l. Time of game-One
hour and forty minutes. UmpiIe-Gagus.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Sacramento now has such lead on the
San Franchises that she cannot be over
taken very soon, unless she loses the next
three games and the San Franciscos win
them. Oakland is bothering Mr. Firms
nine considerably, while Stockton doesn't
appear TO trouble any of the clubs:
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CARD OF THANKS,

WE RETURN OUR SINCERE THANKS TO
w our many friends for their assistance in
our late bereavement-the illness and death of
our son and brother.
1t~ MRS. F. DOHN AND FAMILY.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AT SNOWFLAKE PARK.

To-Day's Game Between the Colonels
and the Home Team.
The ball game announced for this after.
noon is to be between the Oaklands and
Sacramentos, and will commence at 2
O'Clock. According to the list OF players
sent to the publisher of the score cards,
Carsey will twirl for Oakland and Harper
for Sacramento. Following is the batting
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T OST-LAST MaS-LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
IL and ChaiE3 Elgn make. Finder return IL.
to 2i22 n ST., and receive $40 reward jylSSte
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E,ols SAGB-ONE OF THE FINEST AND,
L largest saloons IN the city; extra family Gu
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inqaire
at this office iy-IS-t
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7 OST-ON SUNDAY, WHILE RIDING. Al
L 4 light-coored oveTcoat; owners name on H.
FINDER return e to this office ard receive lib
eral reward. jyl2 ste
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NTANrED . :, FIRST-CLASS' CARRIAGE
w blacksmith and Eood-worker. Apply TO
GEO. B. BLUE Tsifd st. bet. l and }. jyif-St@
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Stockholders Meetlng.-A meeting OF the
stockholders of the Buffalo Brewing Company
win be held at the Office of said company.
Tweaty-frst street, between @ and r, THURS
DAY EVENING, July II, 1890. az $50 o'clock.
ADoLPH HEILBRoN, President.
W. E. GsRBER, Secretary. iy6.hS
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| VyRAINS LEAVE DEPOT AT 1,1S AND LAS,
| / stopping usual. Fare. including admis-
! son, so cents. Fare. round trip, Is cents. Re-
served Seats at Golden Eagle Cigar Store. i12 2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
PETERSBURG POINTS.



PETERSBURG, Va, Mar. 26.-. special. f.
The details of the suffering existing among
the farmers Of Greensyille county have been
published. News is now received here Of
great dcstitutiOn existing among the people
i'm some sections of Sussex county. 10 is
said that some of these people, both white
and c0l0red. are actually suffering for the
necessaries Of life Failure of the crops is
the cause Of the suffering.
In the County Court Of Surry which was
held Yesterday, Richard Pierce (c0lored).
charged with the cutting and WOunding Of
his wife, was found not guilty.
Since the meat inspection law went INTO
effect, not "a pound OF meat has been IN
spected by the inspectors here.
A gentleman from the North is in the city
looking for a site for a shoe factory. An I'M
dustrv Of this kind here would no doubt
prove paying investment
In the Mayors Court this morning James
Hennessy, a liquor dealer, was fined 500 for
selling liquor on sunday. lie TOOK an APP
peal 10 the Hastings Court.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. Eli
B. Morse and Miss Hannah /. Ach. at the
Jewish Synagogue, i'm this city. on April
3rd AT $50 r. NJ. After the marriage cere-
mony. the couple will leave for Philadelphia
and New York on "a bridal tour
Mr.. Henry Gould, son OF Mr.. j. Gould,
Of Chesterfield county, and Misc Mamie j..
Warren, formerly of Massachusetts, were
married in this city yesterday afternoon by
Rev. Mr. Nanderslice.
There are three persons negotiating for the
Southern Hotel i'm this city. one resides ~
Cincinnati, one in Massachusetts, ana
another in New York. The Southern Hotel
il the old BollingbrOok Hotel, which has
been thoroughly htted up inside and out.
This afternoon about $3.50 o'clock. "a frame
building on the corner Of Washington and
Jefferson streets. took fire on the roof from
sparks from the stove pipe. The flames were
extinguishsd before any damage Of conse-
anence had been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
DolNGS AT DANVlLLE.
Democratic Primary to be Held-Confed-
crate Veterans Fair.

DANyILLE, VA, Mar. Special. J.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
the city held a meeting last night, and after
a lengthy discussion, decided TO hold prim-
ary election on Monday. April 2>th, 10 select
the party's candidates Tor city officers 10 De
elected in May.
The members OF Cabell-Grayes Camp,
Confederate Veterans. assisted by the heiil-
bers of the Ladies' Memorial Association
will hold veterans fair, 10 Degin May
2Oth, and continue four DAYS. Inc opJecl l.
10 raise money for the proposed Veterans
Home, 10 be built under the AUSPICES U'
Cabell-GrdNcs Camp.
Grief stone. "A Well-knONn citiIen OF
Henry county, fell dead in MariinsNille yes
W.M. Yoss, citizen Of Stokesland' was
elected some DAYS ago from DanNiiie ana
New River train for some reason Which
doth not vet appear. and has determined 10
sue the company for damages.
fl is said that the tobacco warenouseileh
here will assume the debts due Dy the ue-
faulting and absconding wafehouselnah'
G.. X. POindeXter, % farmers on tOOdVVe nc
had sold for them.
Mr. Mike Fox. who resides three miles
west OF Chatham, In this county, has dis-
covered large stratiled vein OF magneuc
ore on his farm. The .ore has been tested
By experts who pronounce II OF the hnest
quality.
stella Graves, an old colorcd woman, was
found dead In the woods near Galveston, IN
this county, few days ago, and a coroner
Jury decided that she died from natural
causes.
John c. Brain, an agent said 10 be repre-
senting English capitalists. Is IN the city
endeay0ring 10 buy out certain plug tobacco
factories. lie claims that he has an opiioh
on eight Of the leading factories OF Lyhch-
burg, and his object is 10 buy ont the same
number here. His appearance here has
created something Of a iuiter IN tobacco
csrcles. B. +. Farmer, well-known tobacco
farmer, who was special friend Of u n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

MEAT INSPECTION LAW TO BE
TESTED IN THE COURTS.

A Case Arranged at Norfoik-TaIk ofBuy-
ing Plug Tobacco Factories-Lives Lost
In a storm-Ncws Gathered In Many
Parts.
NORFOLK, Va. Mar. o. Special. The
case TO test the validity of the so-callcd
meat law, has been made up at last. Mr..
William Rebman, the agent Of Armour &
Co., in this city, was arrested on Tuesday
evening for selling beef, which had
not been Inspected, and WIS found
guilty by Justice Baum. before
whom he was taken, and was fined
$50 and costs. Having doolined TO pay the
fine, he was sent 20 the city Jail. To-day
Mr. ", H. White, counsel for Armour pre-
5ented petition for a writ Of haboa~ corpus
10 the Circuit Court of the United states. az
Richmond, for Rebmau's release. The same
was granted rciurnable before the
court at Norfolk ON Tuesday next.
April lst. when argument viii De heard on
the various legal questions involved. The
Acknowledgement of the state was before
the court in Richmond. and will Doe present
In behalf Of the state Tuesday at the hearing
of fho case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
FROM LYNCHBURo.
Drunken Negro shot-Hieh Prices for
Tobacco,

LNNcnBURG, VA, Mar. 2G.--lspeciai.' -
Three young men, OF as missionaries to
Africa, arrived ia this city to-day and gave
q short talk at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms, in whose work they have
been for some time engaged. They will
soon start FOR the Soudah. via Sierra Leon.
and expect to be gone nom tbeif haliye land
many Years
esiefday Messrs Elder g Libls Of Camp
bell county. on their wav 20 iynchburg
with load tobacco. camped at the store Of
W .. IerrOw, few miles from the city, and
while there, some drunken negroes got into
an alteration with the white men. One Of
them, John Miller, attacked Elder and then
advanced on libbs, when the latter shot the
intruder with pistol, it Is supposed mof-
tally. The other intruder fed and DR.. Ne
Coy was summoned 20 care Tor the wounded.
Tobacco sold mere today at PAGES ware
house for Sj4 per hundred pounds, and sew
eral lots at Friends at prices ranging from
SO 90 $50.
The case Of Edmund Hill, l,oiAmherst C0un-
ty. for shooting Mr.. Hogan IN a fight on bic
farm in Bedford a month ago, was up for
trial Yesterday at Bedford City. and was
not concluded when last heard from. Hill
win most probably be acquitted as acting
i'm self defence.
Three marriage licenses were issued here
to-day and this month has been lull OF
Them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

the Bowen Merrill fire March 10, while in
the discharge Of his duty as a member Of the
fire department, the building cOllapsing
after the fire was under control.
The Bowen-Merril building was con-
structcd at different periods. having been
enlarged 10 accommodate 40 increasing
stock and weight on "a foundation not 50 ins
tended by its original builder. the changes
and additions eliminating in a superstruc-
ture depending in part for It's support
upon adjoining buildings equally faulty.
Bui lding experts and tie owner
doclaied on oath they would not
now erect such "a building. The fire. while
the Immediate agent. was not Of itself subj
cient 10 cause the collapse. find that the
building was Of faulty construction. The
testimony is unanimous that the ire
department. from chief TO pipeman.
acted promptly and intellgently. ]
find that the chief has the fullest
confidence Of his men. and that he and they
deserve the c0mmendatiOn OF the cOmmu-
ii ~. To prevent further calamities, | re-.
commend 10 the proper authorities the APP
p0inimcnt Of a competent building inspec-
f0r''