Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-20


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PIcNICs.-The Sacramento Hussars give |
their annual picnic at Richmond Grove to-
day, and will also hold their annual target |
practice there. Prizes will be given for
games. The Artillery Band will be present,
and amusements provided for all The |
Eureka Social Club holds its annual picnic
at Natoma Grove next Sunday. There will
be attractive amusements for young and old.
Church, Jones & Beebe's Band furnish the |
music Cars leave at $50 A. NJ. sharp. Coin
prizes are offered for sharp-shooting . The
British Mutual Association holds its picnic
at East Park next Monday. The grounds
are in fine condition, and the So
ciety purposes to spare no expense to
make the picnic complete success Pas
sengers will be carried free from Twentieth
and III streets. Games will be introduced
never before played here. Prizes are on ex-
hibition at the l X L Store. Church, Jones
& Beebe's orchestra will furnish the music.
The prizes offered are pronounced the most
costly and useful yet put up. The Odd
Fellows picnic is announced to be held at
Arcade Grove instead of at Comstock's
Grove. 1t will be held on the 9th instant.
The distance is but eight miles from the city.
Cars leave the depot at A. NJ. and return at
5 P. NJ. Parties driving to the grounds must
have tickets or they WILDE excluded from the
grove.
GETTING EvEN.-Another phase of the L.
street inflicity between Charles Bellgard and
Lizzie Smith occurred yesterday, when the
latter took another step to "get even" by
swearing out warrant against Bellgard and
ho rod fnra apt cla
ing that she placed in his hands 81, 600 to de-
post with the San Francisco Safe Deposit
Company, which he failed to do, and can't
remember anything about it. Bellgard gave
bonds for his appearance. and will see"
Lizzie and the Judge at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-day
at the Police Court.
POLICE ARRESTS. Bellgard, for
ENLIGHTENMENT, by officer Lee, out on bail of
$1,000; A. Mcintosh, drunk, by officers
Ferral and Rider; Joseph Mcclure, drunk,
by officer Smith; Patrick Gallagher, disturb
ing the peace, by officers Fredericks and
Ferral; All Jim, All Chung and All Sing,
disturbing the peace and battery, by officer
Atwood George Maccarini, disturbing the
peace by officers Ferral and Coffee; Louis
Adami, disturbing the peace, by officers
Ferral and Coffee.
THE STOCKTON GUARD REcEPTIoN.-The
Governor and party will leave by special pal
ace car at 2:3O this afternoon for Stockton, to
attend the complimentary banquet and ball
rendered by the Stockton Guard, and at
which time he will also give a reception. Ex-
tensive preparations have been made for re-
ceiving and entertaining the Governor and
staff during their visit, and the Stocktonians
will no doubt make the occasion one Of honor
to themselves and highly acceptable to their
guests.
A WHOLESOME MEAsURE.-Chief-of-P Police
Karcher has given orders to the police force
to notify all male hangers-on to houses of i'll
fame who have no known reputable employ
ment, and all notorious Migrants, to leave
town within twenty-four hours from notice,
and that upon failure to do so they will be
arrested and given the fullest benefit of the
law.
Personal. Attorney General o Ham,
ilton is stopping in the city. Frank Shay
Fletcher, President of San Francisco Olym-
pic Club, is at present the guest of the Sac
ramento Olympics and will advise with them
in relation to a successful organization and
equipment.
land, has filed with the Secretary OF State
his claim to the trademark 20. K" for a
brand of -four; NJ. s. Hammer, of Sacra-
mento, dealer in drugs, also filed his claim to
the trademark Hammers Cascara La
granda Bitters."
HIGH SCHOOL REUNIoN.-The annual re-
union of the pupils of the Sacramento High
School will take place in the Assembly Cham
Der Tuesday evening, June LIST, for which
cards OF invitation have been issued.
PARDoSED.- Perkins yesterday
pardoned VIM. Ross and John Comfy, serv-
ing out sentences for grand larceny.
REFRIGERATOR Langton & Anthony
have just had one completed which they
claim is the best in the city. These gentle
men were the first market-men in their line to
get the idea of refrigerator on such scale.
An idea can be had of its size when over
8. 600 pounds of ice was used to charge it the
first time Epicures will do well to leave an
order for nice steak or chicken, and have it
froze if necessary Our country customers
will find that we can tend their poultry in
better shape than any other house in this
city.
J. f. CUTTERS OLD BouRBoN.-T cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
FROM AUCTION. white shirts, linen
front, at 40 cents; gents calico shirts, %
cents, at the Red House.
| PIQuEs (white), in plain and satin stripe,
are having run, for cents a yard, at the
Red House.
SUMNER SILKS for 60, IS and rs cents, at
L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent