Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-15


to run across the street. when one of them, a
little girl of W. III. Sherburn, was hit by the
horse and very narrowly escaped being run
over and badly injured. Fortunately it es-
capped with only bruise upon the ankle and
being badly frightened. The permitting of
small children upon the street, unaccompa-
MED by older attendants, as well as driving
at other than a moderate rate where there is
possibility of such accidents, cannot be too
carefully guarded against for safety.
AUCTIONS Sherburn & Smith hold their
regular sale at 1890 a. NJ. to-day, at their
rooms, K street, between Third and Fourth.
1t will include large lot of household goods
and lot of groceries {. Bell 4 Co. at 1880
A. NJ. to-day sell at 1916 Fourth street guam
tity of household goods, including some fine
parlor and bedroom furniture and house
furnishings. Also driving horse, two sad
dies, and the thoroughbred stallion thine"
The full certified pedigree will be found pub
ished in another column. = Tuesday next d.
j. Simmons Il Co. viii sell at 41S J street, at
lO:30 A. NJ, the contents of country store.
JEWISH OBsERvANcEs. The second of the
three great annual feasts observed by the
Jewish people Feast of Weeks begins
this evening and ends tomorrow evening. It
is festival commemorative OF the giving of
the Law on Mount Sinai. The festival will
be observed by services in the Synagogue at
7:30 tonight and $3.50 a. NJ tomorrow At
the last service there will be confirmation
ceremony. the first ever had here. The can
didates are six in number The Synagogue
is to be decorated for the occasion, and the
ceremonies, it is said, will be imposing and
90 n tho
CoNMoN DRUNK-Lizzie jerks. who has
q late been very frequently in the police
station for drunkenness, and who was only dis
charged from custody three or four days since,
was again on bender last evening and arrest
ed as common drunk" After being placed
in a cell she made night hideous and kept up
her side of pandemonium against another
crazy drunk of the sterner sex who was in
another cell short distance away calling for
two quarts of water per minute to drink, and
trying to kick the cell door down between
times, and splitting his throat and every
body's ears calling for more water"
FAILED TO AGREE-In the case of The
People VS.. Ralph johnson, tried in the Supe-
rior Court yesterday for burglary, the jury,
after remaining out over four hours. failed to
agree-standing II for conviction and | for
acquittal-and were discharged The. de-
PENDANT Is charged with having entered the
house of Mrs. Rohrer, on Fourth street, be-
tween K and l., and stealing an overcoat and
other articles belonging to l.. jacobson. The
defendant is returned to Jail to await another
trial.
CHURCH SocIAL.-A social was held last
evening at the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church. at
which there was good attendance. The
following programme was very pleasingly
and successfully rendered: Duet, by Mr.
and Mrs. De Voc recitation, by Miss Estella
Powell; song. by f. Bruner; recitation, by
Charles Flint; song, by Miss Florence
Waterhouse, and recitation, by Reid Miller.
Refreshments were also served by the ladies,
and the entertainment throughout was enjoy
able
Nor THE MAN.-The Chinaman arrested
as All Sing few days since at Drytown,
Amador county, for the murder of All Lin in
San Rafael, in March last, was held in Jail
here until the Sheriff of Marin county could
be notified and come for the prisoner Upon
arrival, however, of that officer and examina-
ton of the accused, he was found not to an
swer the description Of the man wanted, and
was discharged from custody.
ODD FELLOWS PIcNIc.-The Odd Fellows
picnic is now fixed for Thursday, May 9th
It will take place at Comstock's Grove,
twelve miles up the river Prizes will be
awarded for archery, baseball running and
jumping. Bids for the privileges will be re-
ceived at the office of the Secretary until
Thursday. Spirituous, vinous or malt liquors
will not be sold on the grounds,
SrRAwBERR1Es.- T. Brewer & Co. yes.
terday received from the garden of D. A.
Rice, Newcastle, a shipment of fifteen crates
of fine awberres-excellent in flavor and
appearance so that it is time to commence
ordering extra supplies of cream and sugar
and to contemplate the luxury of strawberry
short-calles.
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED AT a meeting
held by the Native Sons of the Golden West,
Parlor No. 3, last evening, representatives
were elected to the Grand Parlor, which will
meet at San Francisco in June next as fol-
lows II. Clay Chapman, Frank d. Ryan and
Herbert W. Taylor.
THE RIFLE Cum At the Rife Club
meeting last night committee was agreed
upon to draft rules and regulations and re-
port at meeting to be held at the Sarsfeld
Guards armory next Tuesday evening.
New FRM.-S. E. Harvey and A. S. Woods
have formed copartnership and opened the
City Park Market, 9OS street. They deal
in all kinds of family market supplies and
general produce.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. annual exam
nation of the city schools commenced yester-
day, and will be continued to-day, in accord
ance with published programme.
RIPE RED.-The first cherries of the sea.
son were yesterday seen in town, brought
from the orchard of j. W. Briggs, near
Marysville
Observation-Disclosures Slaughter, late of
this city, who has been confined in an Insane
Asylum at the East, is reported to be nearly
recovered.
SUIoIDE.-Jeremiah Cready, aged about 70
years, and loug an inmate of the County
Hospital, cut his throat Thursday and died
yesterday.
ANNOUNCEMENT gives us pleasure to
inform the public that we shall have from
this out supply of the finest Strawberries
in market We have the entire control of
the crop of four of the largest gardens in the
county. On hand, lot of the first genuine
Salt Lake potatoes of the season. Lougton
& Anthony, Fulton Market, Fifth and K
streets.
GENTLEMEN desiring a light business suit for
summer can be accommodated with stylish
makes, at the usual reasonable prices, at
Clothing Department, Mechanics Store
Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors,
CALL at the Fulton Market, Fifth and &
streets, to-day, and see the fine layout of
new vegetables and Strawberries. 1t will
astonish you.
J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all irst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.