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1 SAK flMSIOl Oakland and Sacramento Break Even gjn Francisco Wins From San Jose and Exciting Finishes Sacramento Is Out of the Hare Xt weeks work did not materially ijct the relative standing of the dnbs of jjjeCaUiornia oaseuu jjeacueininernce jjtlihamplonship The San Francis showed their sturdy qualities and Mmewhat bettered their position byde tagag the San Joses two oat of three mes io vu tuaute 01 lymz me jjjders by losing Thursdays game vto the JbrMmentoi iue can joes are sun one pB ahead but will hate to play their eatoi made a epod showing winning detest of five games played bat are tjrtnaUv cut of the race unless they can limlraost every game from San Jose and Jrancico and have the Oakland the two leaders likewise As this is ft sluing month will be between the Ban jowl and the San Franciscos Itus week the San Joses will go toSsc noento to play five games with the club lttit hardest for them to beat while the Sxfl Franciscos and the Oaklands will play jtsgames here If the Colonels do not tiroT Off the San Franciscos will hare a iinltime to win the series The championship record to dale is as fellows haloes a Francisco Sscramento Ottland fames lost Singled and took second on Hassamers nigh throw Carroll sacrificed Power nit to Beits and went to second on Spies drop of the ball thrown by Eeitx to wit Snea ontat the rlate Power came noma on Parrotts quick throw to catch him napping at second There was no fielder inere ana the ball went out into center field Iff the fifth lnninz the Sacramento made one ran being the score hot the uuuaai naa a oattinit stress in tneir half and made three runs Roberts sin gled took second on Parrotts sacrifice and scored on Goodenouxhs single and collision with Carroll at first The Oaklands opened ap briskly Can ttllion made a double to center and Speer followed with a single to the same place Tip CNeil sent one past third which McHale should have captured but shirked and Cantiliion scored Shea sent a single into left Speerscoring Sheastole second Carroll was aafa on an error hv McHale and CNeil scored in the sixth the Oaklands made one ran off three hits Hints and Cantiliion led off with singles and Hinea scored on CNeils single This ended the Oaklands run getting By this time the log was In thick on the diamond and CNeil wanted Empire McDonald to call the game on account of darkness but he refused In the seventh the Sacramentos commenced hitting the new ONeill and batted out a victory by a narrow margin Roberta singled Parrott got his base on halls Ward forced Eoberts Hassamer singled and Parrott scored Beitz was now Put in the box as Parrott was bam 7 mi 100 nara ana tnecnange prevented the Oaklanda from making another rnn lathe eighth UcGuire bunted safely bat was forced at second by McHale and Rem sacrificed McHale scored on Robert double Parrott was safe on Carrolls error and Roberts scored The excitement was intense and the players were nerved up as though it had been the deciding game for the championship The people were satisfied to remain in the fog and forgot the cold in me mntn Hassamer doubled Spies was safe on a wide throw of Sheas Mc Quirk sacrificed Hassamer scoring with a run that made it a tie McHale ameierf and Spies came home with what proved to be the winning rnn as the Oaklands lucx failed them Carroll singled and Power sent him to second with a double Hnes got his base on balls filling the bags Sweeney had been retired at first and the game was ended by a doable clav Cantiliion hit to Reitz who threw to Spies forcinK Carrol and jjpies then threw Cantiliion oat at first and what had appeared to be Oaklands game At two periods was thus lost to them The score is as follows 1 SACKAJKSTO t581 1573 330 1315 THE MOEXINn GA3IE Sacramento Defeated br the Oaklanda Hard Hitting The same at Emeryville was commenced yesterday morning before Peach Mow Hoffman had a chance to warm up a practice As a result he wan warmed sp in reality by the Oaklands who made tpsir of triples in the first inning two hits the second and four in the fourth The Oaklands virtually won the game a the first inning as the Sacramentos id not tqual the number of runs scored ty the Colonels in that inning Their Juts numbered only half as manv as those Oat lands credit and were so badly Battered that the Sacramentos made runs 1 only one inning snea opened tne nrst inning witn a triple tad Power followed suit with another on Truth Shea scored Sweeney got his base balls and stole second and third Both wer and Sweeney scored on errors in the fourth Inning tba four last men ta jwuiinjf oraer uantmion ajxer eill and Borchers opened up onjioff i and all made hits ONeills beinjr a itable Three runs resulted In the th two more bus netted another run feature of the game was the bat tine Power CNeiH and McGuirk The score is as follows 8uass 5 CiR0Ult 5 Fnrer2U 4 Sveenev 3b glass I 4 CsntilHon 4 beer 4 Mttemri 4 fcscfcersp 4 OaXASS AR BH 6B PO 12 10 OOO 2 2 0 10 2 0 10 llO 110 13 0 0 2 0 lotala 35 7 12 3 24 7 I PTod 3b 3 I vroueaooga kl 1 sunnier a a tjHesc 3 toSnlrk lb 4 BtHale 3 but 2b 3 loberb 3 lenan 3 S1CRAHKKTO Alt EH SR Fa Totals SO 2 6 023 10 3 OTni oat hit by batted baD SUSS BT 1KMSBS 12345678 fliiland 00300 10 7 SKtamento 000200002 4 lamed runs Oakland 4 Sacramento 1 Stree base hits Hlnes Power Sbea Two hit Power ilcSmrit 2 Hassamer ICTVeUL Sacrifice hits Hoffman Borehers rart base on errors Oakland 1 Sacramento 1 Tint base on called balls Oakland I Sac amento Left on tses Oakland 6 Sacra ifato 8 Struck out By sorcners 7 by uoh ua Double nlars Shea Carroll aod Speer JwmI ball Speer Wild pitch Hoffman 5e 01 game in num umpire atwonaio Mdal acorer Stapleton THE AFTEKNOOS GAME luramento Wins by Making a Great PlnUh sj One of the most exciting games played a the Haight street diamond was that of jwterday afternoon between the Sacra ftDtos and Oaklands The contest opened sharply and the first half was I Jajed with the reznlarity of clockworks fta accident to a player and the obscuring a the grounds br fog diminished the in Jtestf bnt it was for only two innings as a Sacramentos cut down the lead the tatlands had obtained and pulled the June oat by making a regular San Jose kh During the latter part of the Pnte the fog was so densa that it was offlcnlt to discern the outfielders It was irarn on the score board which an nounced a victory for the aan iranascos tSari Jose after as close and exciting a tun asthe one they were witnessing lie contest was marred by a painiut ttddent to Goodenongh in the fifth aiag Roberts was on second and Good Qeogh hit to Carroll and made a great to Teach first ahead of Carroll who playing off toward second Goodenough lor the base while Carroll continued JfMtrun Goodenoughs face struck rrolls foot as the latter ran over the to throw Roberts out at the platt and wofonongh ws almost stunned His wasiroken and bled profusely lie vuo badly injured that he was taken to German Hospital where hu nose was fightond and given proper care 4ward CKeill formerly of the Ath 5af Philadelphia and recently of the rJftfoS Northwest League made his ap Jnce in the box tor Oakland and be P5 bv showing remarkable speed For inning only onebttle scratch hit Tras off him and that was the fourth fthstJielst npva little and was hit jwi eBoogh toienable the Sacnnentos to tth Jrl it iWhTa and fields ha position welL tmaae a favorable impression and if ro show staying power will becoma a lia the first Inning Goodenough was safe rort cneav stole second took 8nv wild throw to first of Spies Pnd took the lead la their1 half we nrst and held It until the lasfrln Sthta they lost the game Shea AB WardTl 5 Qoodenoogh cl 3 Hassamer 1 5 Spies 5 McQuirklb 4 McHale3b 4 Reitz 2b 5 Roberts it 4 Parrott 3 Huston 2 BH SB PO 0 0 0 0 if FBAffCISCO CHRONICLE SIOimAY OCTOBER 26 1891 5 Totals M40 7 9 3 27 13 Oixiunx AB BH sa Pa 5 Shears a rarroll lb Power 2b SweeneTSb Hlneslt Cantiliion Speer 0NeUT EOeiUp Totals 36 6 11 4 27 18 xrrxs bt nrarxas 123456789 Sacramento 100010122 7 Oaklands 2000310OO 6 Earned runs Sacramento 3 Oakland 4 Two base hits Cantiliion Koberts Hassamer Power Sacrifice Hits Hassamer Parrott Carroll 2 Belts Spies McGuirk ONeill First base on error Sacramento 4 Oakland First base on called balls Sacramento 3 Oak land 3 iett on bases Sacramento 0 Oakland 9 Struck out By Parrott 4 by OeiH 1 First base on nit by pitcher Power Doable plays Beitz Soles and McGuirk Passed balls Speer 1 Time ol gfirne lb 45m Umpire McDonald Official scorer Stapleton BAN BAN CISCO TFThS Too Much Kolse Battles tbe Flayers at San Jose 8asJose October 25 The San Joses and San Franciscos played a good game of ball here to day Lookabangh pitched for San Jose and iiiauvelt for the San Franciscos Tbe aggregation which Harris brought down with their horns and rattles so rattled the pitchers that they twirled poorly for a while At one time the game had to be stopped on account of Blauvelt being so rattled The Baa Joses lost by making some rank plays and were helped along by Sheridans decisions He was hissed repeatedly Both pitchers were batted hard Carfwright made a home run sending the ball dear out to the club house The score is as follows sair josa AB It BH SB Pa A McGucken 1 1 5 Hanier 2b Ebright3b 5 Everett ssi 3 Dooley lb McVeycf 4 6 Sharp rl 4 Stalling 3 Lookabangh 3 Totals 24 12 37 7 7 SAK rKANCISCO Att BH SB Pa A DSweener 1U 5 3 5 i enarp 2b 5 Smlth3b 3 Levytl 4 Cartwrlght lb 3 Swettc 4 Clark 3 Peenles a 4 Blanxelttp 3 Totals 33 9 1 27 12 8 BV18 BT 1SMN0S 123456789 San Jose 0000005O2 7 SanFrandaeo 10110023 8 Earned runs San Jose 3 San Francisco 4 Home run Cartwrigbt Two base hit Mc Oncken Sacrifice hits Peeples Levy Smith Jbharp McGucken Bsse oa errors Saa Jota San Frandsco 3 Base on balls ban Jose 3 San Francisco 1 Lelt on bases San ose 7 San Francisco 6 Struck out By Lookabangh 3 by Blauvelt 1 Hit by pitcher Smith Blanvelt Passed balls StallingJlL WHO pitcn lOOSADaugn um him lh50m empire Sheridan Scorer Derrick XflS CKNTKAr LXAGtJE A Close Game Between tbe Morrows and Bnrlinctons The borrows defeated the Burlington at the Haight street grounds yesterday morning The game was won by timeiy hitting and a psir of errors of the Bur lingtons The Morrows did some pretty fielding The summary is as follows BESS ST 1KK1KGS 1234 58789 Morrows 0 000 2i 2100 5 RnrUnrtons wiwwwavu Base hits Morrows 6 urlmjtOTis 5 Errors Morrows 5 Bnrllnatona 6 Home rnn Lanee Two base hit Callaghan Sacrifice KiiTlirniirs First bata on errors Borline tons 4 Morrows 2 first base on called balls Bnrlibgtons 8 Morrows 2 Lett on bases Borlingtona 10 Morrows 4 Struck out By Johnson 7 by Bohan8 First base on hit by pitcher Stan Jit BroweU Doable play iti Fisher Passed balls CaUazbaa 2 Wild nltches Johnson 1 Time of game llu 60m ijmpire UcLaugwin omciai scorer BMarden TttE TALtBJOS BEATES The TT111 JMncks Defeat Them In One Lively Inninc YaiixJO October 25 The champion Vallejos were defeaUd to day theWiil dfeFincks The home team played miserable fielding game making nine errors to two of the visitors TheTallelos ex celled sligntiy as mi ww in aw Tery sora over their defeat The summary us follows SCJTS bt xmriKoa L2S456789 0000302 10 15 finaiOOO 026 Earned runs Vallejo a Home run Canry WinKncks Yallejo Three base hit Ttt Two base hits finTll van Farreil 2 fisher Km base on er rora Vallejo 2 Will Sink 6 Sacrifiee hits iextrozelnnpby Sweeney Base on balls Will A Fink Laft nn bases Vallate A WHl Fink 5 Struck out By SnlliTan 6V by Sprague 2 Hit by pitcher Stevens Cantr wild pltches Sprague Hughes Passed ball Stevens Time of game ih 60m Umpire oemieiw Commercial Games The Is defeated the Wellman Peck Cos at Emeryville yesterday by a score of 10 to 7 The batteries were OConnor and Sullivan for 0 and Garntv and Carroll for Co At Lmerwille vesterdav the Emeralds or Oakland defeated the Eclipses by a score of 7 to 3 Tne feature or the game was the battery work ot Bowen and Stnbe and the first base playing of Peters NOTES ANDCOJLMENTS What the Players Do and What Is Said About Them Goodenough continues his heavy hitting and In all probability will lead the league in baV tlne Ward has fallen down greatly in his batting and the high average of 381 that he had when lie left the league is being rapidly decreased carrou Has not played with much life recently Of course it is quite discouraging to have to leave the Pittsburg national League team and play in a minor league dob still he has been accustomed to playing in tall end dnbs and should not make it appear that he is so badly affected The Oakland club or at least the principal nlayersin it are not showing the Jlie they should and if they continue to play carelessly tbe crowds will continue to diminish II the Oaklands do not play better ball this week agslnst the San Franciscos than ther did in the first games last week against tbe Sacramentos there will be some very disgusted crowds The programme for the series with the Portland Club has not been arranged yet The schedule will begin with a game on Thanksgiving day and will not end until alter hew Tears In all probability there will be no Eastern clubs in California this winter The managers wanted to gobble the receipts and even tuen refused to bring oat full clubs They could not get the stars to come and would only bring picked up nines to play 1n the uniforms of tbe leading clubs California has been fooled too often by scheming ballplayers who wanted to come to California on a Junket at the expense of Callfornianv There are Just four more weeks of the California League baseball season Each dab has eighteen more games to play The Sacramentos are virtually out of tbe race Unlets they can make a Boston finish ana win nearlyeTery game andhave both San Jose and San Francisco lose more than they are likely to the Mavericks cannot win The club has however done remarkably well under its many troubles Considerable comment has been aroused by the playing of Borcnerg Hoston Parrott Shea and others of the Padfio Northwest League The claim has been made that it was illegal to play tnese men and that a games in which they participated could be thrown out This la not so unless the captain of the opposing team objected to the players before the game commenced hell the pitcher who made his appearance yesterday with the Oaklanda Is the forty ninth man to play with that dab this season He was recently with the Pacific Nortnwest League and two years ago played witn tbe Athletics of Pniiadelnhia of the Amercian As sodatlon Louis Lange recently from the Northwest will make bis appearance this week behind the bat for Oakland He lathe fiftieth man to play for the dab this season From what baa been teen here thePadfie Northwest League pitchers have more speed than those ot tbe California League Hunky Hines is not a gourmand but he dotes on pie and appreciates it all the more when It Is buttered At the beginning of the season he would eat pie only when Oakland won a game bat as this so often deprived him of his favorite dish he changed his vow and thereafter buttered nis me onif wnen tne uax lands won He has not used much butter this season When Oakland does win be eats all the pie he can get and butters it well Then he says he feel hunky Hence his name Parrott greatly resembles Goodenough in personal appearance Parrott belongs to a baseball family so to speak His father and eight of the boys formed a family baseball dub and were good players The mother acted as scorer More triples have been made in the last month by knocking the ball to the right field corner than daring the test of the season Hassamer has been acting as captain of the Sacramentos The honor has swelled his Biz Iniln headTand increased the numbers in his i error column MCHautraps ONeill the soon to be forgottenforgotten osptain of the Colonels showed on Frl dsy how little he really knows about baseball He was first man up in the ninth inning wnen by a base on balls and a wild pitch he got to third The score was 5 to 3 against him Seizing the first opportunity he came rushing home on a sacrifice He got in one more run but it did not tie or win the game whereas if he had stayed at third he would have kept the catcher up behind the bat and somewhat spoiled the effectiveness of the pitcher and had a man got on first JeilL being on third could hare greatly aided him in getting to sec oud Then with a good bass hit both could have come home and would have tied the score Kelll is not as smart as he and Bob inson think he is The Itatlonal League dubs claim to have on their reserved list some players who hare worked all the season with the American Association and who intend to stick by that manly and independent organization The National League has had on its reserve list since 1837 Jim McCormlct the once famous pitcher but for some time a horseman Speaking of reserved players Boscoe Cough lln is not rt served by any elub and is therefore eligible to be signed by any local club that is if some of the managers want something besides base on balls pitchers George Van Hauren and Tom Brown are still held on the leagues reserve list though playing with the association The Boston association team claims the worlds championship as the Boston league team declined to accent the challenge for a decisive series of games The Boston Beds are so far superior to the Boston league team that the latter were forced to resort to a regular schoolboy axense to avoid playing a series ot games in which they would hare been xiUas troosly defeated Phil Knell was the recipient of a banquet given by his bachelor friends at Columbus before he left for California It was his last bachelor dinner Dungan is at his home in Santa Ana On Sunday November 1st a game will be played at the Emeryville grounds lor the benefit of the Sequoia Parlor banner fund The Sequoias champions of tbe Golden West League will meet a team from Piedmont Parlor An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged Ladleswill be exempt from the gate tax Jerry Denny has been signed by the Philadelphia league team to play third base next year Jerry is said to have quit dissipating tince his release by the New Vorks realizing that ne could not otherwise get work Denny deserved his hard luck tor his treachery to the brotherhood The PacificTietdSporU devotes half a column to comments on the CnaosiCLXs baseball notes questioning the correctness ot some re marzs concerning coming events so lar tne CHEOKICLE has been right and the Field tporu wrung The latter spoke of the world championship series being played In Sao Francisco and when the CnaostCLB said the idea was preposterous and that no such thing would take place the weekly man waxed wroth but this paper was correct as time has proved Time will prove that the Chbootclk is also correct in the other matter Iu regard to consolidation with the Pacific horthwest leagf it is desirable but impossible It would nS a very good thing for baseball here if San Francisco could loin the ational League or Amer lean Association and be represented by a major ciuo but mat is aiso out oi me question The reason in both cases is the same that of too great distance Time will probably prove to the Taeijle Field Bportt that President Hone will not tolerate gambling by the Central California League dubs if they try to openly play a game for 100 to 500 a side Bill BrowU led the first basemen otitheNa I tional League in fielding His average was ssb All tne stars went aown oeiore ue tau orniaa in a new position to him His batting average war 2ii Brown made only fifteen errors ant of lobl chances Dennys averager at third baseman during tne season was Boa anu nis caning average Blll Brown the champion first baseman of the country has returned from Philadelphia crown wunessea tne games ners sauuuay ana yesterday San Jose has not defeated the San Franciscos in any Sonaay game at San Jose yet OAKLAND NEVS The Council and the Street Obstructions The Bicycle Ordinance Again Agitated A Stock Kaisers Wife Wants a Divorce oa the Ground of Cruelty At the City Council meeting this evening the Board of Public Worts will be requested to order removed all street obstructions This action will be taken upon the petition from south property owners who demand that the mill and lumber yards in the lower portion of to wh shall give up tbe sidewalks to public use and remove their piles of lumber tbere lromf This question is an old one in Oakland and periodically comes to the front What the board wilt do this time wlllbe watched with interest If they enforce the ordinance in one quarter of town they must in all quarters On Washington street there are a number of dry goods firms who pile up the sidewalksn front of their stores with packing boxes upon which are loaded their wares for sale the same as in tbe stores They occupy in proportion as much space as the lumbermen On Eleventh street between Broadway and Washington the sidewalks are about monopolized by provision and fruit dealers On Twelfth street the secondhand furniture dealers make warerooms of the sidewalk and on other streets the obstructions are as bad the same time firing in the direction of him and his wife McHenry was overpowered byTosti and held until Mounted Police Officer Han ley arrived McHenry was taken to the Seren teen th street police station and charged with assault with a deadly weapon McHenry admit that he fired at the dog but denies endangering the lives of tne vostis JL HOODLUM BOtV ATlUhed Battle at Enss and Howard Streets A dispute amonz a number of hood lums at tbe corner of Enss and Howard streets last night developed into 1 free fight It was not an lndiscrimato slogging match for the hoodlums went at each other in pairs and when tired or un able to continue their places were sued by others There were about thirty hoodlums around and at times sixteen or eighteen were fighting at once One man was finally knocked out and he was taken into a saloon near by and revived Then the hoodlums resumed their fight la the saloon but finally stopped Just as the patrol wagon which had been summoned came up No one was fighting then but several people complained of Thomas Sullivan one of the gang and he was arrested for battery VAEEiNTINE BBTUMS HE IS UNWILLIKS TO DISCUSS STBIKE MATTLBS Dissatisfaction Amonp the makers Will Cause a Revolution Shoe Fourteen Hoodlums Jailed Fourteen hoodlums were arrested early yesterday morning in saloon on Twentieth street between Guerrero and Valencia by Sergeant Price nd squad Complaints have been made at the police headquarters on numerous occasions but tbe hoodlums were always on the lookout Yesterday however they had been drinking heavily and were very bold in their demonstrations They were charged with disturbing the peace Svoxras wishing to enjoy a fine Havana cigar should try the Grand Opera Perfscto jEtpedatee of a medium color They are posl BYeiy in oest ow we iukhv 4Las TOOT dealer for them and take nothing else The Bicycle Hulaance The bicycle ordinance still bangs fire in the Council for some reason although its passage is generally demanded and it is indorsed by the different wheelmens dnbs It will prohibit bicycles on the sidewalks Broadway Washington and other streets are paved with bitumen and are favorite places for bicycle riding especially Broadway Bicycles are numerous and every evening the riders race up and down the smooth pavement utteny re gardless of the nghts of pedestrians cross ins we streets nivvij nuir auu iucu children and women are ran down On Saturday night William Moore an elderly man was run down and severely injured bat the bicyclists escaped arrest There were about a dozen bicyclists racing at the time Mr Moore was badly cnt about the head and had a tnumb dislocated The bicycles make no noise and the danger to every one is great Cor Desertion Mrs Alice Vance a dressmaker living in East Oakland will file a complaint for a divorce from her husband George Vance a stock raiser of Del Norte county on the ground of desertion She alleges in her complaint that Vance deserted her aoout six years ago lane demands the custody of her only child The TTork of Uoodltuns Passengers on the 9 oclock Seventh street local train last evening were given quite a scare The engineer suddenly pat on the air brakes bringing the train to a tanas till with a jerk and sending the passengers flying off the seats pellmell about the aisles of the cars A crash was heard and Itvwas thought a collision had occurred It seems that some hoodlums had placed a covered delivery wazon on the track which was struck and smashed into kindling wood The hoodlums ot West Oakland have been unusually quiet recently bat have resumed their old tricks Cruelty to Animals Dan Crowley and James Horlack both aged 18 were arrested last evening on Piedmont avenue for cruelty to animals They drove a horse into another buggy demolishing the vehicle and hurting their horse They were locked up in the County ALAsICDA John Bosseter who died on Friday last and was curied yesterday was atone time a member of the firm of Bosseter Smith Co leather dealers of San Francisco He had lived in Alameda for six years and had latterly been engaged in the real estateTrasiness He was a genial and kindly man who had many friends He was 60 years of age and a native of Dublin Ireland A sewer cleaner claims to hare found the remains of an infant In the Willow street sewer recently He did not notify the Coroner but buried the remains and some people doubt whether they were the mortal parts of a human being The only way ancn matter could get in a sewer would be thxougha manhole and after it had been in awhile It wouldbe very difficult to tell what it was originally John Humphreys a tailor died on Saturday last and will be buried to day He was a native of England and died of dropsy The Alameda Improvement Association refused to recommena to the Southern Pacific Company that the local trains be run through Alameda as far out as Fruit vale because it was not considered the province of an Alameda body to do It ome of the real estate agents in the association opposed it because they feared it would bring cheap property into the market to the detriment of this town It is intended to build bonfires shoot off rockets have bands play and indulge in speechmaking when the Park street bridge is completed and ready for travel Tne East Oakland people are to join with the Alameda people In the celebration The region north of the easterly portion of Alameda and most of which is now known as Frnitvaie is growing so fast that it will soon have to join either Alameda or Oakland to obtain municipal government It will hardly be taken in by Alameda as the tidal canal will cut it o7 and it would not then naturally form a part of this town bat it joins directly on to Oakland and will form a con tin ation of that municipality very nicely Len Harris the wounded detective is now so far along toward recovery that there is no doubt that he will get entirely well His progress has been more rapid of late and the physicians hope to have him out in two or three weeks The commissioners for the opening of Haient avenue exnect to hold a nubile meeting at the West End at which Inter ested property owner wilt be heard before their report is presented to the City Trustees The commissioners on Santa Clara avenue will uotd their secondjmeetlng to morrow evening at the residence of Commissioner Mason tHBXBErf PAKLOB EITLE Ha Shot at a Dog and Got Into Serious Trouble Clarence McHenry attended a ball at the Six mile House Saturday sight and to protect himself on hia return to the city In the morning carried with him a parlor rifle He imbibed freely at the ball and started to walk to the city at 230 oclock yesterday morning As he was passing Vostfs milk ranch a dog sprang across the road and McHenry leveled his rifle at the canine and fired The dog kept bowling and while Mc uenrj was reloading yosti ana nis wife appeared On the scene Vosti wanted to know why he was shooting at the dog and according to Vostis story McHenry replied Shut up or Ill fire at yon at TI BEER SYNDICATE Its Management Undergoes a Change A Denicke Gives Place to CUEStSic Bumoi 8 of Other Contemplated Chances in tbe Companys Easiness After an absence of four months from the city Joseph Valentine the first vice president of the International Iron mold era Union returned yesterday Valentine was tbe president of the local molders union when that organization declared a Strike in some of the leading foundries twenty months ago and for a long time conducted tbe strike His return after a prolonged stay in the East hat been looked forward to with considerable interest In labor circles it being expected that he would be able to arrange matters in a manner which would lead to a settlement of the molders strike When seen shortly after he pnt In his appearance at the molders headquarters on Second street yesterday afternoon Valentine had nothing to say as to what he intended to do about the striie In fact he did not care to state whelher or not he would take any action in the mat ter at all 1 have been constantly traveling since Ilett this city said her and my duties as an organizer of unions hare kept me very busy 1 am here because in the nrst place 1 have instructions from neadquar ters to visit every section of the Pacific coast in the interest of oar organization and secondly because this is still my home and my wife remained here awaiting my return when I left on my trip through the United States It was evident that he did not intend to commit himself on strike topics until he had talked the situation over with the men who have guided affairs during his absence I will be present at the meeting of the Molders Union to morrow night he finally said and I may or may not have something to say later on The almost unavoidable organization of a new union of boot and shoemakers is being extensively discussed among those concerned Whether the formation of a new union will necessitate dissolution of the league now In existence or if two rival organizations will be In existence In the near future is still matter of conjecture It is however a fact that the dissatisfaction which has existed for a long time among the shoemakers culminated on Saturday when the employes of the United Work mens Factory met and resolved to remain loyal to their employers rather than obey the mandates of the league A union which has no contror over its own members can never hope to be successful and the sooner it is reorganized the better said one who is well posted on labor matters yesterday Tbe Trades Council with which the league is affiliated is said to be not at all opposed to the dissolution of the league as it stands to day for under its present rules and management it has alone given the council more trouble than all the other unions together during the last year The executive committee of the Trades Council and the Typographical Union were in session yesterday bat neither of them transacted any business of public importances TO BUILD A HALL FOEESTERS ENTHUSIASTIC 07EE THE PEOJECT A Large Numherof bareg Subscribed at a Convention of Del egates A convention of delegates from the San Francisco and Alameda courts of the An cient Order of Foresters of America as sembled yesterday afternoon to dlscusa project ol great importance to the order When the meeting was called to order there were over 100 members in the room representing over thirty of the fifty six Courts The project under consideration was the forming of an incorporated association to erect a hall for the order On July 12th last a preliminary meeting was held and a committee of fire ap pointed to properly organize the movement and suggest the best means of accomplishing the main purpose It de cided to fix tne capital stock at 290000 and to recommend the incorporation of the hall association when 150000 had been subscribed Yesterday the first business transacted was the reception vt reports regarding the number of shares subscribed by the various courts The total number at 5 a share was S600 Delegates from each court were appointed to solicit additional subscriptions The greatest enthusiasm is manifested and the order hopes to have a substantial building in the near future No definite plans hare been prepared but the building will be a large and modern one capable of yielding a good revenue The site will be somewhere within the district bounded by Satter Mason Tenth Foisorn and First streets The association will not be incorporated how ever until the 10000 shares are subscribed jrermanent omcers or tne convention were elected yesterday as follows i Presf dent Cohan vice president Mo Dermott secretary Bremer treas urer ae Jianuei me following committee was chosen to draft a nnM pectus and suggestplans for a building and a proper site MacSorley Samuel Lc Green Purdy Belyea Louis Nelson James Healing CL Levy Logan eron King I Schwartz and Licht The Companions of the Forest will he asked to assist in the movement FOfi gPOBTSXES Nothing can excel the Winchester Wsanna Rifle which we are now furnishing Carries Ernest A Denicke manager of the syndicate breweries has resigned and It is understood that hi place will be filled temporarily by Charles 8tone For some weeks past rumors have been afloat in regard to changes which It was hinted wcnld take place in the management ot tbe syndicate breweries of tfils city which are now the property of a company organized In England under the name of the 8an Francisco Breweries Limited It was current rumor in business circles that the sales of the syndicate breweries beer had fallen oif while the expenses of the business had increased Be this as it may and whatever the cause it was known that the expectations of the English capitalists who had Invested their money in the purchase of the breweries had been greatly disappointed during the past year as to the matter of dividends A few months ago Ernest A Denicke the local manager of the San Francisco Breweries limited left the city on a trip to London He was absent for some time and returned about two months ago Daring his absence it was rumored that Mr Denicke had not gone oi his own motion but in response to a pressing request from the English directors who were dissatisfied with his management of the business in this city Noth5ngdeflnite could be learned on Mr Denickes return but the rumor was that there was to be a change in management Yesterday it was learned that the change had been actually made Of one fact there Is no doubt Mr Denicke has resigned Rumor had it yesterday that his resignation was not voluntary but in response to a request of the directors Mr Denicke says that he resigned bvthe advice of his nhvsician who advised him that rest from the cares of business waa necessary to his health but be qualified the statement last night by saying that If the other side made any attacks on him be was prepared to reply It was rumored yesterday that the change In management woald be followed by a redaction in the wages or extension ot the hours of the brewery workmen who naa succeeded in oDtainingconcesslons on those points under Mr Denickes management 1 am no longer the general manager of tne oan ran Cisco nrewenes Limited said Ernest A Denicke yesterday afternoon when seen by a Chbosicxs reporter because 1 have sent in mv resignation and it has been accepted by the board ofi directors Tne cause that prompted me to take this step is that my physician has advised me to retire from active business my health having been bad for some time on account of overworks Jn reply to a suggestion that It was ru mored tnat nis retirement was not altogether voluntary Mr Denicke said I nave nothing to say about this at this time If I am attacked I will make a defensive statement but if any charges are made against me by the other side I want to know first what they are before I answer them Who is the other side was asked The men who are opposed to me Who will be your auocessorf I presume it will be Charles Stone Is that all you have to say on the snblectt Thats all for the present I may have some more to say when 1 find the other side making statements Around town the subject of Denickes resignation was freely discussed especially among those who for a long timo have had business relations with him it was found that the resignation was not much of a surprise to these people in fact it had been expected ever since Denickes return from Earope some four weeks ago The syndicate ft is said has not been a financial success under his management and the men who have their money invested in it wanted a change for that reason Stone when questioned bv a Chbqsiclz reporter last night admitted that he was temporarily in charge of the business of the brewery syndicate but he refused to state how long he had been acting in that capacity or whether he was being inducted into the business methods with a view to becoming permanent manager He also refused to state when Mr Denickes resignation takes effect or any of the causes which led to the tendering of the resignation He did not know whether Mr Denickes management had been censured by the board of directors at the recent meeting in London or whether the board had asked for the resignation He declined to state why he had been placed In charge of the corporations business and said that in any event the change was a private affair and of no importance to the public Late iastnight it was rumored that one result of the change would be that the National Brewery of which Charles Hansen Is president would be purchased by the syndicate and that when the work of reorganization was completed Mr Hansen would take a prominent part in the local management if he did not become tbe actual local manager Charles Stone being only temporarily in charge pending the work of reorganization A PIONEER JDRIS11 lejgeaadlttenttiTeosi Of late bad take best Utile rnisarsse i laworinpnMJeatfsiim He had tsw4ss auto nuusHxv xsusesi BtepssH am sisal devoted his attaodoa He nstantaisttd a splendid reetdenee is thteeitrew ttM corner of Satter and Jonas tnettv A short time be left that and aoovess 1815 California street when he died Ex nd Pratt waa twiee married Br his first wife he had two cfalldrea a son ana a aaucnter in tormer assei years ago and tbe latter is now the wtia of GoodspeetL Hie aecosvd wit was Mrs Jones whose daughter by bar fizat nosoana is tne wiieot ut ueMjr The deceased wa nan of srtktef few sonal appearanoe Difnifiexi and eauttr in manner commanding in iinssiie genial and frank in dispoeition wa conspicuous figure in the city houutejd and respected by a Iartre circle of ppte so one of th most worthy jsnUisa of tej otd School i i tlTTtE BBRJFIsrg JtSCAPat A Valencia Street MH riyPseismed at Tttie jfjaw little Bernie CUittft a eix yr oM ssst had an unpleasantly narrow oae fiejem death In the waves at the Cliff flee beach yesterday morning Bernie who a brown haired blue eyed tot lft hew home on Valencia street aoeompaoiesi br her elder sister for th purpose of tstkUsg a nam xne moraine was Murrit and to little bather prolonged her swim The ate ter wno was reclining on in oeach reading a novel was startled by a success of screams Looking out over theasts was horrified to see Bernie struggling im the wares folly 100 yards from shore The shrieks of the little bather atttaajad the attention of George Whit besMsk stroller Hastily stripping himself of Mi outer garments he gallantly waded to Ms rescue The water waa not deep at Mm point where the child wee straggling heat ebe was nearly exhausted and would hniaj succumbed to th undertow in a few ntes The little girl was given a Chan eT clothing at a neighboring hotel and st home not much the worse for her xm riencs COAST HKWS SOTJES There italic of establishing a gsa factory at Saa Mateo The ilethodlst Society of Riverside decided tor erect a new chnrch to cost s150ew The money is on hand and work will twain at onee KIron Luce a prominent farmer of SfcetMaa Placer coantr has en boring for water and the other dar strnek a stream at a depth of 450 feet which rose three feet above tk tubinzv The HeaMsbunr Zatemriu is agitating the question of bondinr the town for 30000 and purchasing its water works The EnttrprUi claims that the income would pay interest o4 dividend Homemade aorghnm is for sale In Kettle Falls Wash where the demand far exceed the supply It la stated that for the vast eicfet years tagar caue has Deen aaccessfully grows in that vicinity and the syrup manafactus from It Is ot superior quality cr Leia Sam a Chinese cook in Qua Jeaevetaa hotel at San Brone awoke the other morning-to find that he bad heeo robbed of M80 10 which he had carelessly left la an old blouse hanging in tbe pantry Andrew Hauld a dishwasher In the house waa arrested and held for trial for theft The other day atUarysvflle three prisoners in the Tuba County Jail while in the yard made an attempt to overpower Under sheriff Bevan to whom they had conceived a strong dislike He was too quick for them and a few mlnntea later therebelliona nrlsonara were locked in the dark cells Tbe Australian ballot system adopted by the last Oregon legislature says th Uttorumlt poln to be an sapenslTe piece ot business for the several counties Every forty voters must have a wooden or steel booth to be provided by the Sheriff The observance of the law will cost each county from 2500 to 6000 The Increasing interest In lemon culture says the Riverside Pros is shown by the fact that while the entire acreage of the lemon orchards ot this county up to the present season only amounted to 100 th planting ot the past year alone foots up nearly 1200 acres or uaree oun ue area previously pianiea The new town of Ti Jnana sara the lam California has been started on the opposite side of the river from the old Custom house and about half a mile distant from it it is rightonthelnternationallineDna low mesa at tne root oi tne biotr one large hollaing is already up and preparations are being mad build others at ones The census ol Mhe Kavalo shows the trie to number 16102 while their neishtvn th Maquis number 1800 Seventy scholars are imnaaamsi un airencyscaoou lnenav ajot are a very rich tribe of Indians owning over 1500000 sheep over 1000000 horses and pontes and over 10009 cattle They also have several thousand goats Fan de Machfert driver for a hnti man butcher was waylaid tbe other night as he wa driving along the Stevens creek road by two masked highwaymen who ordered him to halt Paul had 860 of his employers money in hie pockets which filled him with a desire to be elsewhere He applied the lash to his team vigorously and in a few minutes was far tar away Within six rears tars the Sacramento Ifem the bonded debt of Baaramento will be liquidated The remeinlnt bonds will be easily proriaea iot ana oacramenios creait Wra considered tilt ednd bvthe banket of tka world The revenue of the dty wittbe asapl to meet all contingencies and there will be no difficulty in issuing bonds to complete all needed public works A small cav aava th vlrsinl mUenrkc occurred in a drift in the Gould A Curry ml a saiorasy ana woaia proMOiy nave curled a miner who had been worrjn at that nolnt haA he not become thirsty and gone back Into tbe onii tor a arms un nis return to reeara work he found that a mass ot aoout three toax of rock had fallen from the root of the drift em the spot where he had been standing Borne Bedding enthusiasts a few Tears aa says the atarysrllle Appeal bound tttesManW to pay at least 20000 toward a eourtaoa building fund if the county seat should be attested there Now the subscribers reloeet ante and the Supervisors who were hoodwinked are on their ears and have iasttitatsd a suit to make the boys come to the eeatetv Grove 1 Johnsons eloquence to the amount 1000 has been employed to oonrine them they should A Mexican named Gomes says the Xuwr California made himself very popular aad quite wealthy this summer trundling a saloon on wheels among the sheep shearing easas oa the Texas plains The traveling whlskjr miB had a deceptive appearance and Gosaac seemed free of the State and mad lots ot soaer and friends among tne beys Last week hew ever he inadvertency ran up against a thirsty Catted States Marshal and he is now uadar 500 bonds for selling liquor without a license DEATH OF EX JUDGE OBVILLE PBATT History of His Varied andHonorahle Career in Thii City and State Winchester and the WSUir jarioriJt Krraln dealers that are now selling th Grand Opera Cigars are highly pleased They say it la the only hich graa cigar that waa ever placed In this market that equals tbe onest imported Orville Pratt a pioneer androne of th most conspicuous members of the California bar is dead Weeks before the end cam his physician gat up all hop of his recovery and at noon on Saturday the sick man passed away He had been unconscious for several dava and alffinnoh his wife and son in law were constantly at his bedside he was unable to give any sign of recognition The Immediate cause of ceatn was nasrt trouble which found the aged man with bis vital energies exhausted an easy victim Orville Pratt waa Ana nt Ihm mnt widely known and highly respected repre seuiAiivesrox me eariy vamornu Darr tie was born In Ontario county New York seventy two years and six months ago was educated for the legal profession and in 1819 landed in California Unlike thou ft An IT a if trf fsli srtl tHea rtfr tin at the mines but began immediately th practice ot his profession He met with marked success and soon had amassed a considerable fortune His marked abilities won him recognition in political councils and he was elected Judge of the Twelfth District Court a position which he filled with great honor Upon his retirement from the bench he resumed his practice which waa again MSCEIXAXaKKCS Upholstery Fabrics We Invito 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