Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-29

PERsoNAL.-Miss Lizzie Baymer, George
S. Startling, Fl. G. Allen and A. F. Carmody,
of San Francisco, Geo. c. Fabens CT Alameda
l. Grover and L. W. Jones of Colusa, J. E.
Hetherington of New York, and John Rey-
nolds of San Jose were registered at the
Arcade yesterday. James I. Felter has gone
to Lake Tahoe Greed Raymond and S.
Scion Holl went to Lassen county yesterday
to engage in the murder trial of f. Miescr for
killing Richard Walsh in May last. The
latter viii assist in the prosecution and the
former is for the defense. Senator Jones of
Nevada and ex Chief Justice Wallace of this
State arrived from the East yesterday morn
ing. Robert Williamson and James Ander-
son and families started for camping tour in
the Sierras yesterday. p. J. Harvey and w.
|. Wallace went to the Bay yesterday. Byron
McCreery arrived from the East yesterday.
James Wcodburn and family went TO Skagg's
Springs yesterday. August Hebron has re-
turned from Fresno. ID. III. Quinn and family
have returned from their sojourn at Hardin
Springs.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-The
Fourth Ward Republican Club held its regu-
lar meeting last evening at Byrne's Hall. o
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
1t was introduced by firing of anvils and
bonfres which lit up the surroundings
Judge S. c. benson presided, and j. F. Car
ter and Harry Gamble were Secretaries. A
large and enthusiastic crowd was present, and
many new members signed the roll For the
purpose of electiDg delegates to the Conven-
tion, the Club decided to hold its next meet
ing at Central Hall, ON Wednesday evening,
August 4th. The Executive Committee were
appointed to act as teilers for the election of
the delegates. The Secretary was instructed
to insert notice Of the meeting in all the
papers Of the city. The Club unanimously
decided to take part III the grand Republican
torchlght procession and ratification meeting
to be held in this city on the 18th of August,
and the Executive Committee were instructed
to procure torches for the members of the
Club. After listening to several eloquent
addresses, the meeting adjourned.
Is THERE No REMEDY There is FIVE
cent-beer saloon not far from Third street,
between j and K, which is fast converting
itself into public nuisance, the bacchanalian
orgies nightly prevailing in the place prevent
ing residents of the vicinity from getting any
sleep, and the annoyance caused to persons
who have work to do in the night, is almost
unbearable. If it is good law that the Chi
nese theater should be suppressed because of
its noise, the same, the Third street people
think, ought to apply to the 'Melican man
saloon" To the citizen who wants to sleep or
work it don't make particle of difference
whether it is a tom-tom, Chinese gong or
the melody of "'Way Down Upon de Su-
vance Riber," or the worn out " In the
M-or-n-i-n-g," that disturbs him in his right
to peace and quiet.
Too MANY fvsTs.--A prominent physi-
clan, during bis rounds yesterday, made so
brief turn around the corner Of Eighth and
streets, as to bring the hub Of his chaise in
collision with the awning post, and the cover
of the vehicle was disarranged by coming in
contact with the street lamp. Jumping out,
he excitedly demanded of some bystanders,
who were helping to lift his rig away from
the obstruction, as to who owned the lamp
post, and was ready to enter Immediately
into a contract to make it intensely hot for
whoever that unlucky individual might be.
The thought, however, soon came upon him
that lamps are city property, and he drove
away refiectively casting an occasional glance
at the dissheveled awning of his buggy.
STocK SuBscRIBEp.-In the Secretary Of
States Office yesterday was filed certificate
of the San Francisco aud San Rafael Railway
Company, setting forth that the capital stock
actually subscribed to that company is S25,
000 aud is in excess of 81, 900 per mile of the
entire contemplated length of the road, and
that ten per cent. Of said subscription has
been paid in.
For sQUENTrN.- Mccoy of Yuba
county passed through yesterday on his way to
San Quentin with colored youth named
Charles Hampton, aged about 10 years, who
goes for one year TO the State reformatory for
breaking into den and stealing an opium
pipe. The Celestial fuzees for burning opium
must be held in high estimation up on the
Yuba.
AUCTION SALR.-M. Plug will this morn
ing sell at auction from his salesrooms, 1016
Fourth street, large lot of second hand
furniture, consisting of bedroom sets, parlor
sets, mattresses, carpets. showcases, cook
stoves, crockery, etc. also clearing out sale
of balance OF Antiquarian bookstore.
SoIREE DRAMATICALLY. Haas will give
soiree drsmatque at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening, commencing at
s o'clock.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent. !.
WORKING HATS, for working men, at Me-
caanics' Store.
Cool HATS. for hot-headed men, at Me-
chanics' Store.
"CApoUL HATS" something new, at Me-
chanics' Store.
Curvpury,v prco,svrrr uavnyar,a
Cascara Sagisia Bitters for dyspepsia,
hahifral cnnstifaation and LIVER comnlainf