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ytgsi 20 SA2JT TRANCISCO CHEONIC32E3 STELSTDAY SEPTEMBER 28 r1890 IE FLED TO EUROPE jut Applebaunfs Hurried Departure A Wealthy Widow Married and Bobbed Tin Innate Embezzled a Cool Five Thousand Dollars and Skipped Jlarx Applebaum of 35 Euss street Widower tailor and man about town has skipped for Europe with 5CJ0 in cold i cash the property of a wealthy widow of McAllister street ot since the recent exploit of Miss Dick who made awaj with XX has such an adrqit swindle been perpetrated here The facts the case heretofore kept a profound secret from the public were obtained by a Chsobicli reporter yesterday Marx Applebaum lived at 35 Rnss street and was emploved as head cutter at different tailoring establishments in the city during the past ten years He was last employed at Fnedlanders in the Flood building Six or eight Tears ago Applebaum a wife died leaving him three boys whose ages at the presmt writing are 8 11 and 14 years respectiveh The children were placed in the Jewish Orphan Asylum and pplebium continued to re side at 35 Russ street He became a well known man about town and Lis heay mustache and giosjy black sidewbiskera soon became a feature of the atur day afternoon promenade on Kearn street The gay and dashin widower made many acquaintances among tl fairei anu less than a year and a half ago he met in wiet Mrs Lena Ornstein a wealthy widow at one tune residina at 704 McAllister nreet Mrs Ornstein has a charming fara of two daughters ust merging into attract Its and beautiful woman hood and a Kn 12 years of age Her husband a former well known business man ed four or five years ago leawngher a haiidomeh furnished house and a bant account ufi ciently ample to suppirt her larailj luxury for the remainder of her natural life Mrs Ornstein is a ery attracme ladv and has moved the bes circles of soo ety She is scarcelj 40 Tear or age wh Je Applebaum is not vet ib ome months aso Applebaum began am more orles attention to the hand ne 1 and bv his pleasing duress eir0im manners anl apparently kindly di position oon won bis way into the home of the Ornstein In May lat when he pres ed I suit Mrs Ornstein ather reluctantly con ented to become his wite Applebaum called at Cupid olice in the new Cuy Hall on atur lav lune th last and obta ned a mainae ltei for Marx Applebaum age 1 6 of Hi1 street and I ena Om tein as 4 3 ol McAllister street On the 1 dav Sunday June 8th the were un td in ti bonds of matrimonj a or i 10 tie ntualof the Jewish Char li lh tie tailor widower became a lawful merobe of a most channin fatni cic and stepped into one of the most rnlor at homes in San I unci In speaW lg of the c3 Afr Lena Applebaam ne Ornste to a Chxosicxs reporter lj even ns Here was a man rather Dor ac jnil to working for Ineliho vj snpp ng lo a Deautilul nome witn sei am uiu rr nev ticket Nov 82611 of which the store par tiesneia one twentietn and which arew on the 12th inst at Xew Orleans 100000 Mr Fnelscli and Mr Ingalls were thereby made the recipients of SoOOO which amount was collected through the Adams Express Co The latter gentleman immediately invested his half 2500 in real estate and the former is at present actively in search ofLa desirable farm upon which in the cour of time he wishes to Tetire with nis family JJoth gentlemen are high in their praise ofHhe institution which has bestowed npon them a feeling of mde pendenceand feel very jubilant orer their success This ticket was the third pne purchased by these gentlemen one of the previous ones having won 5 The third fortunate gentleman Is Mr Stiotte who is connected with the commission house of Van Hoaten Ccv on Third street sear Carr He also had a twentieth of ticket No 92811 and collected iooOO through the German AmericanAmerican Bank The Cntte man called npon Shotte but failed to find him in He is no doubt as much elated as the other parties and will doubtless use his money as a steppine stone to greater fortune Louu Mo Critic August 30th TRACK AND TEAIN AGENTS STILL DISCUSSING THEIB AGREEMENT New Bules at Fourth and Townsend Streets A Big Local Excursion The representatives of the different railroads were summoned to the offices of the Southern Pacific Company by Goodman yesterday afternoon The meet ing lasted about three hours and to quote one agent they cussed and discussed the whole time and accomplished very little The refusal of the Santa Fe or rather the apparent unwillingness of tbat company to be a party to the recently signed agreement was talked over but nothing resulted from it no representative trom the Atlantic and Pacific being present The subject which engrossed most attention was as to which tariff the agents should adopt under the agreement After considerable talk it was decided to use the Transcontinental Association tariff sheets These are issued every month and are distributed all er the country to ticket agents The Agreement though now in operation is not binding for it lacks the signatures of one or two agents and especially the coun tenance of the banta Fe A point raised ic terdav on the street with regard to the agreement was the eligibility of A fee to handle Rock Island tickets under it He has been selling them hitherto and is the agent of the Hamburg Amer ican steamship Company but is not rec osmzed on anv ot the folders of the Roc Island as its a ent Fugazi is also a steamhip aeent but the Met of his name appearing botu on Union Pacific and Rock Inland holders as an agent will it is believed permit him to continue the sale of tickets for both roads ILATEl TRUST WRIuey Steals 2000 aud Flees An Employe of the Harbor Commission Loop One of His Bondsmen Wanted to Be Eeleased Last Month ntm evr Office Order new et of ofhee rules has been introduced at Fourth and Townsend streets and certain of us twenty odd measures do plea the employes The most ob mus one reads thus smoking vitiates the atmosphere in offices occupied a number of persons clerks will not smoie in the rooms at any time Hith er the ci arette and the ciar have been re n1 ed especially during the hli ho lr lor lunch Conversation among empl es is retncted entirely to the com anv bu nes and an accurate sj stem of I me keep ng has been introduced In icness or aosence irom any cause fe ol at his command destin lne a lie of the ermine is ordered to send immedi comfort But be marr 1 me ini 1 an 1 te lis superior a statement of the solely to rob and i lie me i le fa ts act an the cause tnereof The hours of will prove A rem to sis Mc ia nork Jre to be henreiorth from 8 100 Clock street where we evpec baiplv the moning till clock in the after ana contented en i noon th the exception ot Saturday three boys out of the lev Orphan Asylum and cared fur them as onlj a woman can A week or two 3 ter oir marriage Applebaum looked about town lor a ines opening and linallv concluded to es lish himsell in the tailon i0 nth capital which 1 est ei to I li 1 gave him llUXi witn pa il hi debts around town ail he ired tie lease ot the stre jt do 5 kit street here he expected to locite 1 business enter prise He broucht non the re for the first month a le He even went far as to get his bu nesa card jrinfl which he took grea le in bow i He then prop to ro to New orfc ir buy a stock oi goc i He leit ai I ra i Cisco on Jul otti ci momh a ler our I marriage Jor New irk cav i ik i with him drafts a New bank for HJO having eno ib rmia ng ot tl 1J0 I bad previoi 1 gnen him lo a his rav kng exjen es I gave the 4Ku with no hesi anc th nking all was welL lmagne surprise on Juh 19th two weeks late to rectn trora Applebaum a et er oai New It ork in which I sta ed mat ex per ed to sa for Engian i nil ana i lrom thence to ustia a In lis le er 1 eex rresaed regre at having emoe el the 1000 ra ng tliai mamace id been a mistake and that he one tarever and that 1 would never set ees Ulou him again He directed me to plaia his two youngest th Idren hack in the Jewi Orphan 4slun and to rn tue ok boj adrift as le was oli ft to earn his own ng in ie itt re Mrs pplebmm who lor the preent at least is convened bear the ra cal i name was no hapf tiarne of mn 1 when a Chromclb reporter ial ed at her residence last evening I lse never heard from the scoundrel si aid since he wrote me on Julv 19 bidding me farewell Oi course I would 1 ke to ee him brought to juslue but I an alriid we will never see the man aga He has sue ceeded in beat me out ol 0 in the most audacious manner and 1 a sure he married me only Lo rob me at the hrat cp portunity SEW EGLAD WOHE Caroline II Severance Lectures on Their Club The ladies of the omen Ed icational and Industrial TJniou were we1 enter tamed yesterday afternoon at tieir rooms at 427 Sutter street by Mrs Caroline Severance oi Lo Angeles who was the first president of the famous New Eng land Women Club of Boston which was organized toon after the war In an in formal and very interesting way sbe told the Jadies of the mauner in which the clnbwas organized ot its rapid progress and oi th grcit tood work that it has done in promoting liberal ideas regarding women throughout the countrj The club has pleasant headquarters where meetings axe he on four afternoons of the wees during wnicn papers are read discussions are held and eminent men aud women are enterta ned It is a more conservative organization than the New York Sorosis which Mrs Severance described as a somewhat gay and giddy institution the members of which liked to have a big spread and don full evening dresa The Century Club of this citv is modeled upon the lines of the Ne Eng land Women Club Mrs Severance successor as Dres dent ol the latter club I was Julia Ward Howe who entered the chair in 1874 i THREE FOIlTXATJE fclEN That Number of St Louisiana Made Happy by the LooUlua State Lottery employes of Bridge Beach Co Etove manufacturers of this cityr nave naa quite a windfall financially during the past ten da vs This unlooted for occurrence was brought about through the medium of when wo ceases at 3 clock Theonlv in term ion is the hal hour mentioned for 1 inch The rules were drawn up by ecretarv Lansing and issued bj the board of rectois The nahne Line Doings Francisco and North Pacific ran a lecial excursion yesterday from ITkiah to th a citv and back to enable the people al along the line to attend the fair The ckets collected show that no less than hsI people availd themselves of the pnv le The ro ling stock of the company is to be iik reused very shortly by fifty new cars remit smnmems were very neavy in the simmer ail thus far ouring the till that the additional rolling stock is bad ne led some si months ago the company pave up its ticket offices under the Palace Hotel Tre move appears tc have been an i nwise one and a ticket office will be opened again in the same quarters as the iiicBKO ana s0riUWesieru i icn uuui omerv street spiirk from the Rail Cbief rihur ol the Brotherhood of Lo comotive Tnsineers is expected to arrive here on luesdav He with the local members of the order will meet at Fourth and Town end streets to settle theur diffi cullies witn the southern Pacific Com panv on Inesday morning It is tated that to lis Huntington has not vet eft New iork though he is expected to arrive in this citv shortly Holbrooke of the Chicago and Vonhetern left for the south vesterday Clinton Jones ol the Rock Island ias gone to the oemite John general manager of the Mil waukee 11 leave with his party includ ing General Passenger and Ticket gent Chanes Kenncdv ior the East to morrow The Lcs tieeles and Pacihc which passed into tlie hands of a receiver last vearand was for a long time in a mon bund condition is to be galvanized into 1 le again The A estinghouse Electrical Compgn i said the Tribune to have concluded negotiations preliminary to taking the road and turning it into an electric railwiy Thiais the second elec tnc scheme recently floated The Lo is Ueach and an Pedro Rad wav Com pan has been turned over to the Teiminal Company Hunter Lacerated Scalp John Hunter residing at Third and Stevenson streets went to the receiving hospital jigsterday to be treated for a lacer ated scalp which he received in a quarrel He was non committal as to the cause of the trouble nor would ne disclose tne identity of his assailant but on leaving the hospital he asked the steward Is a pitchfork a deadlv weapon When he received the official assurance that it was be walked away with a significant glimmer in his eye Whes a magnificent work of art Is brought to this city we take pleasure in mentioning the fact Mis 3 Wescott has just purchased from William Bad eer of San Francisco a Hallett fe Davis upright piaro that is a marvel ol beauty and tone It is the imest instrument ever seePhere and anv person likely to dut I chase a piano will do wen to can anassee what is regarded as the most wonderful of instruments These pianos nave oeen awarded first premium at all the leading expositions and notmng can compare wttu inem as rrgaivs wuc uiusu cuiu durability Saab Crux Datly SxUineL i OFFICIAL HANDICAPPEB Carter ex ehamjaon cross country run nejr of America and official haadicapper says VBTilletralntozforcross coantry races I found AVJcock Poroaa Piaster very efficient laremov ing the effects of strains or slight colds Eektiixns has tbe only reliable method to i fit ccftcttvi sight 427 Kearny street Huey a collector In the semce of the State Board of Harbor Commission era is short 2000 in his accounts He has disappeared and when found will be arrested on a charge of embezzlement His position was one of the most responsible in the gift of the board and for over a year during which time he had been in its employ he displayed the most satisfactory diligence and honesty and not the slightest suspicion was attached to him as he was supposed to be a young man of regular habits and addicted to no vice other than a slight tendency to gambling As his collections during each month averaged between 35 000 and 40000 he was placed under bonds of 20000 His bondsmen each of whom qualified for 4000 are Sidney Loop James Gilleran John A Hegler Minor and Maurice Schmitt In August last one ot the bonds men Sidney Loop notified Secretary TUghman of the board that he desired to withdraw from the bond of the young man He however assigned no cause for his action While Mr Loop notice of his desire to withdraw from the Collectors bond was not a legal one the board was perfectly willing to relieve him from the responsibility as soon as a properly quail fied substitute was ready Secretary Tilghman notified Hney to secure the ad ditional bondsman but the young man either paid no serous attention to the re quest or was unable to comply with it A week ago the board issued a peremptory order to him to get his bondsman immediately Occasionally in rendering an account of his dav collections Huev would have neither the bills which be was detailed to collect nor the money they represented Itjs a rule of the office that each day receipts shall not only be checked but the unpaid bills returned as an additional safe iard against anv possible dishonesty obviate this difficulty Huey withheld onlv those of large responsible firms which usuallv as a matter oi convenience to themselves paid their debts to th board only once a month Lately Huev overstepped the ordinary priyilece grantd hirn and secretary filgnman Wed him to render the exact a count of ech day coiestions thotit any exceptions Th order compelling him to make good a sum which he oould nt command is sun josed have ausi his flight On Friday morning last Se retaryTilgh man received a note from Huey It was carried by a messeng and was datd the dav bfore in this city In it he stated that he had been trj ng to perfect his bond but the man upon whom he counfd was at the Stocktin Fair and be int ndd to go there en Friday to se him I have he said a blank supplement to the bond wh can be certihed by a notary in Sto kton I will return Satur dav at 12 clock He has failed to return While entering some bills collected by Huev Assistant Secretary 3 Rogers discoveTed on Friday that a prominent farm was repreente i as not having paid an acount of HJ for berth rent foi the bpcar street pier It was noted as strange and subsequent investigation demon straled that the amount had been pa the firm holding a receipt font This led to a thorough seirch and a canvass of all of the firms marked the debt of the board for the month resulfd in proving that Huey had received 2000 or which he had rendered no account His dishonest practices extended from September 5th to September 22d inclusive Had it not been for the order requiring for each nth a complete settlement and for the one com pelling either the receipt of the money or the return of the bill the embezzlement would have been in all probaoil ty very much larger Yesterday afternoon a special meeting of the Harbor Comm ssion was called to take official steps in the matter and upon a presentation of the facts it appeanng that Huey had oeen guilty of embezzle ment his position was declared vacant and the police notified of the theft On Friday night a private asencv was advised and detectives set to work immediate upon the track of the embezzler They have 4s yet discovered no tact other than that he called upon a young lady in this city on Friday night leaving at 10 30 clock for his home He is a man about 28 years of age of dark comt lexion of medium height and geuuciiitiiiij auuicss 11c utcu nitu uia motner at uyus market stree Aitnougn receivmsr his appointment during a Demo cratic administration he was in politics a Republican and occupied positions ot honor and trust in the club conference and Dingo club He was also a frequent visitor at the poolrooms and this fact very likely the cause of his dishonor His theft is the onlj one since that of John Gray andSjdneyJ Loop his bondsman is still responsible made there before He noticed a Chinese mat sack and opened it A few dummy boxes of tea were found on the top Underneath twenty boxes of prepared opium were ennglv laid sway The ba had a check fastened to it dated at Port Townsend The consignees name is not known and information of the seizure itself has been suppressed Donaldson Rewarded Captain Donaldson late commander of the wrecked steamer Ajax has been presented by Messrs Parrots fc Co of the Cantoounsurancr Company with a gold watch and 200 in recognition of his courageous services during the recent disaster CALIFORNIA TESTIS CLUB Result of the Annual Election Held Teste rday The California Lawn Tennis Club held its annual election for directors yesterday the result being the choice of Miss Morgan Bell Linderman Ward McAllister JrHH Sherwood Woods George Gray and Taylor Jr The unusually large congregation of members on the grounds was made the occasion of several friendly contests and much practice playing in the courts On Monday October 6th the newly elected directors will meet to organize and it is said that the officers for the year will on that day be announced to be President Dell Linderman vice presi dent Miss Morgan treasurer Woods and secretary George Gray COUGHLHS CUEYES GOOSE EGGS FOE STOCKTONS PLAYEKS A Magnificent Exhibition of Baseball at the Haight Street Grounds WHAEF AND WAVE THE VENTURA DAMAGED WLND AND TIDE BY The wind blew a hurricane and a dense fog enveloped the diamond at Haight street yesterday Those who shivered in the cold however witnessed one of the finest games ever played npon the local grounds The San Franciscos put up perfect ball and defeated the Stocktons by a score of 3 to 0 The home battery was Coughlin and Speer Only one hit was made off Coughlin and Speer played out of sight The Stockton battery was Kil roy and Armstrong Kilroy was hit pretty freely Coughlin making a triple and bright two doubles in the early part of the game The home team went first to bat and retired in short order Hanley making a sol itary hit The Stocktons went out in one two three order In the second Ebnght made a two bagger and scored on Levy drive to right field Levy scored on Coughlin three base hit to left field Stockton never reached first In the third Hanley was safe on Fudges wild throw going to ond bae raking tnird on btev ens sa nhce and then filling to ore llson made a hit for St kton but was out on a double plav In the fo mh Ever ett went to hrst on calied balls advanced to third on Spers single but was out a tne plate on Couch lin nit For the sto tons in the fourxn no hits were made the men going out agaiz in one two thre order There were no hits for either team thenfth and no runs In the SLith inmns Ebnght sent a two bsgger to lett field advanced to third on hvemt single but was thrown out at the plate Ev erett scored on Speer hit For stj kton the three men up retired in the usual order In the seventh bhea made a single but was caught napping at second Stcktop went out again with a double play of Shea to Veach In the eighth Ebnght made a hit but no one ortd For the otoktons the men were out in the same old one two three order In the ninth inning Speer flew to center Coughlin was thrown out at first and so was shea In the last halt for Stockton llson flew to Ev erett Pache went out at first and Kilroy flew to Veach The score was as follows Veacb lb Stevens EbriEtH 3b Lew 1 1 verett Pixer OougliliQ Toisls S5 3 19 4 27 8 0 STOCK TO AR BH SB PO A Holllday lb 2 0 0 0 13 0 0 Ho3man 1 S0002O0 StoeUwelic 3000100 Fogarty 20 3000350 Armstrong a 3000511 1 uiiger 300003 1 Wilson 3b 3 0 10 2 4 0 Pache rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Kilroy S000150 Toisls 2e5 027 19 2 sex by lirsrass 123458789 Ssd Francisco 020001000 Stockton 0000000000 Lamed runs San Francisco 3 Three base ntt Coughlin Two base hits Ebneht i2 sser hce la Everett Stevens rst base on errors san Francisco 1 Ftrt base on cai ed balls Har Frc Cisco 2 toclstoc 1 Left on bases San Tranctsco 7 tnck oat By Coughlin 2 by kjlroy 2 Don ble plays Ebrigbt to Veach Shea to each me of game Umpire Charles Sweeney Offic al scorer aJLer Wallace To Days Local Games The Buriingtons and Will 4 Fineks will play baseball at the Haight street grounds this morning The afternoon game wilt be plaed by the Stocktons and San Fran cicos The game will begin at 2 clock with the make up as follows A KoTel Opium Seizure Made on Broadway Wharf Yesterday The British ship Ventura which put into this port sve al days ago on account of disaters sustained during heavy gales docked at Green street wharf yesterday She appeared almost dismantled Her stanchions between decks were bent Her boats were earned away and eighty feet of her bulwarks on the starboard side were gone The captain slated yesterday that during the hurr cane the vessel lay on her starboard side for over thirteen hours A survey will be held on the Ventura in a few davs and she will receive a thorough overhauling A Water Front Giant The steamer Mariposa arrived yesterday from Sydney and the Hawaiian Islands Captain Hayward reports that head winds were encountered during the passage The condition of affairs at the islands remains quiet and no demonstrations against the Kinz have taken place Among the cus toms officers who were detailed on the Mariposa was Hagans He attracted considerable attention on account of his enormous height and broad proportions Ha stands 7 feet 7 inches and is oro portion ately built across the shoulders He has a son wno a oniy an men or eo less in height A Strange Setsnr A seizure of opium was made on Broadway wharf upon the arrival of the City of Puebla from Port Townsend yesterday Jl customs officer instituted an examination pf the WeUs Fargo box a procedure eldom taken as seizures have never been tocWton Positions San Francisco hil oy Pitcher Lookabaugb Levy Catcher Speer Holliday First base eacb Fogarty Second base hea Wilson Third base Ebrght Pache Short stop Everett tocUwell Right fie Stevens Holhday Center field Hanley Hoffman Left field Levy THE CIIAJIPlOrvS WIN Sacramento Fulls Out a Game In the Ninth Sacemekto September 27 Oakland and Sacramento played eiciting ball here this afternoon and victory fell to the home team in the ninth inning The score was a tie up to the last inning but in their turn to bat the Sacramentos sent fourrnen over the plate and won the game by a score of 8 to 5 The work of both batteries was good Following is the score laCBAM VTO AB RBHSB PO It 1 LET TI JPE 60 i ThereWas a Man at the End of It A Probable Crime Aboard Ship Mate Nolan la Accused of the Harder of Boatswain Weston The British ship Yorktown arrived yesterday from New York after a most event ful passage The report which Captain Delap renders of the voyage is an interesting one After sailing from New York on the 14th fair winds prevailed to latitude 25 deg 5 mm Thence to latitude 45 deg 5 mm a continuous gale was experienced from the southwest accompanied by a heavy head sea It became impossible to carry any sail and the ship was almost buried in water all the time On July 1st a temfic gale sprang up lasting for seven teen days and to use the captains words trying its level best to wipe us out of existence Captain Delap notes in a mere line that during the gale the boatswain James Weston was lost overboard A boat was sent to his assistance and swamped There is a story told about this incident by John Czfr a sailor on the Yorktown who was interviewed yesterday He boldly stamped the supposed accidental drowning as a deliberate murder He stated that when the vessel was well out to sea the second mate began to chase the men and vented his brutality on the carpenter and the boatswain James Weston He told the latter that he would get even on him for some fancied wrong and tookeeryoc casion to beat him When the gale commenced on July 1st the second mate or dered eston over the side of the vessel to do some work The hrst mate heard the order and objected to it but the second officer forced Weston to the task There was a high ea running at the time and a hard gale Carr states that he saw the second mate deliberately let go the rope that held Weton A moment later the cry rang out Man overboard I Cap tarn Delap and the entire crew rushed to the side of the ship and saw Weston struggling in the huge wave3 A number of the men volunteered to lower a boat to his assistance second Mate Nolan objected and lowering a boat pretended to earch for Weston He picked up the tatters hat and returned to the ship and said that eston wa3 nowhere to be seen The few sailors who witnessed Nolan leftgo the rope were afraid to tell their stoo to the captain for tear that Nolan would kill thm and Delap remained in ignorance of the nornble crime Carr came ashore late yesterday afternoon and lodged a com plaint with the Lnited States Marshal against Nolan The gale that swept over the vessel con tinued with unabatingfury for many days The rudder was rendered nearly useless The vcsel clumy cargo of pig iron did not tend to brighten the aspect of things fter being dnen about bv the varying hurricanes tor some time it was decided to ng the ship up again with spars and head tackle ior supporters and bear away for alparaiso the ship as so disabled that she could not safely continue the voyage Again however says the captain Providence tor some unknown reason visited his wrath upon us in the shape ofdhe of the most tern be storms tt has ever been my misfortune to meet at sea Wmds blew with the violence of a hurricane and a sea prevailed that would have strucK terror into the heart of old Neptune himself tor twenty to hours the ship lay under bare poles The gale finally subsided after it had swept the masts of sails anH the ship again headed for San Francisco with many misgivings Again on August 30th a tremendous hurricane struck the ship Not a yard of canvas was et and Captain Delap sajs he thought the final windup of all things had come at last But lair weather came aam and battered by wind and sea and shadowed by the sug gestion of a possible crime the iorktown came into port THE ATHMtON WILL AN ESTATE WORTH 300000 DISTRIBUTED Weil Known People the Benerl eiaries Under the Testament Goonmough 3 20100 Roberts Lf 4 2 0 0 2 1 0 Bowman 4 0 10 3 0 2 McHale 6020301 8tapleon lb 40O0811 Ward as 4 0 0 0 4 3 0 Godar 3b 22003 11 Reits2b 4 0 2 13 4 0 Hoffman 3 2 0 0 110 Totals 33 i 7 27 11 OAKLAND AB BH8B POA Can Union 2b 4 12 0 4 2 1 Dooiey lb 6 1 1 1 10 1 0 Sweeney 0 1 1 0 Dunpu 2 0 10 2 0 0 Lohmin 4 0 0 0 8 3 0 NetlL 4 0 110 0 0 McDonald 4 1 0 0 0 5 1 ONelll3b 4 12 0 12 0 Shaw 8 10 0 110 Totals s5 15 3 boss vt rssisss 1234SS789 Sacramento 00000301 48 fUM 00200920 1 5 Earned mns SacrameMo Oakland 1 Three base bus XcHale Bowman Two bane bltCsO tiuinn Sacrifice Mts Bowman T2 Cantiltlon Sweeney Lehman Shaw first on errors Sacramento 3 uaiuana 1 rirst case os doiis Sacrament 7 Oakland 4 Left on bases Sacramento Oakland 7 Strnck out By Hoffman 2 by tsnaw 7 Doable plays ard Reiti and Staple toa Bowman McDonald Cantillioa sod Dooley Passed balls lAhmaa 2 VBd pilches Hsffmsn 2 Time of game 2h Umpire Donohne Scorer WH Yonng ifnn Thiatib A Man From liaise has made decided nit at toe Alcazv Theater sod will be kept on ail of next week The will of the late Dominga Gom de Atherton as hied for probate yesterday by Faxon Atherton and Charles Page who are named therein as executors The deceased left an estate consisting of real property in Alameda San Mateo Santa Cruz Monterey and other counties in this State valued in all at about toOO 000 She made the following bequests To each of her unmarried nieces 1000 to each of the following named persons 1000 Her sisters Ansana Ferrari and Guadalupe Gom and her sisters in law Rafaela Araya and Matilda Simpson de Gom to her daughter Eulogia Isabel wife of Enrique Edward now in alparaiso Chile 40 000 In regard to this last bequest the testator explains that it was made to carry out so far as she can in justice to her other chil dren a promise made years ago to Mrs Fdwards that sbe should be given the Carmelo rancho in Monterey countywhich at thai time was worth 40 COO the amount of the present bequest The money equivalent is now left instead of the ranch To her daughter Florence A Atherton she bequeaths all of her lurni ture pictures ornaments and silverware in her residence in San Francisco except those pieces of silver received Irom her grauamotner 1 oese she directs Her trus tees lo distnbute among ber daughters Maria Alexandra biewa Amanda eulogia Isabel and Florence Alma The sum of 40 000 is left to the executors in trust to be so invested that the in come may support her ton Francisco Anaeieio Ameriuu uurjiijc ms me me application of the income it is stated shall be discretion a rather than obligatory She enjoins her trustees to allow no part ot the income to be applied to the payment of gambling debts or of loans made to her son It is further stated that in the event of the son death leaving a wife and children the whole 01 the principal shall be paid to them The trustees are enjoined however to determine whether the son marriage should he leave a widow was a fit one and should they determine that it war not the money should be divided among the children in equal parts To Arthur Paee the rod father of herjrranddaughter Muriel Florence Atherton and daughter of Gertrude Atherton the authoress she leaves 30000 for the girls education and support To Gertrude Atherton the novelist the testator leaves 10000 provided that before receiving the money she shall transfer to her dzusibter any interest which she mar have as heir at law of the decedents son George in the house built by the son at Valparaiso Park If at the time of the decedent death Gertrude Atherton is married this bequest is to become void The trustees Are enjoined to pay 2000 to each of the children of the testators daughter Elena wife of Peraval Selby also to tne chil dren of tier eon Faxon Atherton and to each of tier grandchildren when they shall attain their majority The residue of the estate is bequeathed in equal parts to ber daughter Maria Alejandro wife of Eatnbone Elena Selby Enlozia Isabels Florence A Atherton and to her son Faxon 0 Atherton The date of the will is March 71858 and attached to it is codicil executed last April by which the testator bequeathed to her daughter Eulogia 10 000 in addition to the bequest in the wilL In the codicil she stated that she had loaned 60000 to her son Faxon oat of foods dne her from Macondray Co for the purpose of buying him a partnership interest in the firrh This money he is to pay her back at the rate of 300 a iuouiu upon tne erminauua ut tue partnership he is to pay her one half of the property and in the event or her death The same are to be paid to the estate for one year and then cease CRICKET GAME An Exciting Gam on the Alameda Grounds Testerdsr On the Alameda grounds yesterday Ma Pacific Cricket Club scored its first decisive netory of the season Owing to a variety of circumstances it has from time to time suffered defeat or what was harder to endure they had games which would have probably terminated in theirfavor snatched from their grasp by the call of time Yesterday however the tide of ill luck turned and showed to all who watched the match that the members of the club are good all round men The Burnabys having won the toss went in first and black indeed did their prospects appear when wicket alter wicket went down for very few runs were made Eight to thirty was the score when Bmith and Winters became partners Then for a season the game became very lively bmith played excellently combining fine hitting powers with a strong defense and Winters though once let ofX hit well and strongly for his 20 The innings closed for SO runs After the usual rest Theobald and Howell appeared at the wickets on behalf of the Pacifies Both played a careful game and were not separated until they had placed 25 to their sides credit It was a good beginning and was ably supported by those who followed after Ward was well caught oat bv Bennett who had to run some distance to reach the ball but his 16 runs were composed of several well hit threes and were made without a fault Adam played carefully for his score wmle Weise and Balnares had the satisfaction of keepmg up their wickets till time was called and making the winning hits between them The scores are as follows Burnaby Clnb Hood Ballen 0 Bolton Hill Ballen 4 Robertson Ward 7 Newton Ward 0 Vernon Ballen 0 Bennett Ballen 0 Chalmers Howell 5 Smith not out 35 Stileman Howell 1 Winters Kaglie Theobald 20 Johnston Theobald 1 byes 4 leg toes 1 wides 2 Total 80 Pacific Club Theobald Robertson 13 Howell Robertson 13 Ward Bennett Newton 16 Waterworth Robertson 0 Adam Stileman Robertson 16 Ballen Hood Robertson 2 Vr eise not out 12 Balnares not out 7 byes 4 leg byes 1 widesL Total So rtagle Donnell and Hill did not bat A NKBTOUS OLD WOUAJf She Causes the Arrest of Three Little Children Freddie and Florence Pondquist aged 6 and 7 years and George Ludberg aged 9 years appeared in Judge Sixs court yesterday to ajswer to a 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