Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Greed Haymand and C. I. Jones viii ad-
dress the citizens Of Sacramento next Monday
evening in front Of the Orleans Hotel, Second
street, upon the issues of the campaign.
a carload of grapes was forwarded from
this market yesterday fer Chicago, attached
10 the overland express.
One hundred and six immigrant passengers
Will arrive this Afternoon from the East, OF
whom 60 are males.
a special train of twenty carloads of cattle
passed through yesterday from Argenta, New,
Tor San Jose.
NATAToRIAL.-The Natstorium was filed
last evening to its utmost capacity for spec
tators by superior audience Of ladies and
gentlemen to witness swimming exhibition.
The galleries and pool terraces, and both the
dfessing-room lobbies, were crowded with
people, and many failed to get near enough
to catch more than glimpses of the pool. The
exhibition proved very entertaining, and
drew forth much applause 1t was rendered
the more enjoyable by the fact that the build
ing has been closed in and there were no
draughts, as at the first exhibition. Inc
participants IN the entertainments were Pro-
lessor Daily, the swimming teacher, L. w.
Reid, Richard Dale, Mr.. Bechtel, Messrs.
Brewer and Davis, and a number OF ANA
tours, and seven ladies who have recently
learned how To swim. Daily and Reid gave
examples of the long dive, the rolling stroke.
side stroke, the overland stroke, treading
water, ETC.. and of the proper method for
swimrning in rescuing drowning persons.
Bechtel gave specimens Of diving, and of the
difficult back stroke, Brewer ard Davis
swan friendly match, and the ladies' swan
several times the length Of the pool. Mr.
Dale. between the feats Of the others, gave
examples of floating, the best ever seen here.
He f0ated and smoked 3 cigar; Hated and
carried two flags, and propelled himself with
his feet hoated and gyrated ike whirligig !;
Il aated motionless upon the water, with arms
outstrstcaed swam with lis hands over
lslh resting on both shoulders, and accom-
plishing other natatoIiai feats. The swim
ming Of Daily, Reid and Bechtl drew much
applause, but no more so than the feats OF
sir. Dale, who as haateg seems to be az
buoyant as a cork-or Two corks. The ladies
received fair need of applause for their eff
forts, aud certainly SWAN with credit tor
such short practice.
ExToMBRD.- body of the late lark
Hopkins was recently brought up from San
Francisco and placed in the new tomb pre-
pared for It in the Sacramento City Cemetery,
and recently deliberately described in these
columns. At the same time the body of the
late Samuel A. Hopkins was brought here
and placed in the same tomb. The entomb.
ment was without ceremony or notice, and
wss had under the personal direction OF Tim
othy Hopkins, the adopted son Of Mark
Hopkins.
Auction SALEs.-Sherburn & Smith viii
sell to-day at 323 K street, consignment OF
furniture, carpets, stoves, crockery, glass and
| tinware, groceries, etc. d. j. Simmons will
| sell on 1sesday next, at corner Of Second and
J streets, over d. o. Mills bank, household
furniture, carpets, piano. and great variety
OF household goods and ornaments.
poLrucAL MEETrYGs.-RepubIican county
candidates addressed Republican meeting al
Antelope last evening, and viii speak at Eli
Grove this evening. G. A. Sumner ad
dresses the Democrats in this city to night
and Greed Raymond also speaks at Placer
Vile.
For SAN QUENTIs.-A prisoner named
Peter Herman. vino has been sentenced t
serve three years in San Quentin. for ssabbini
a woman at Chico, passed through yesterday
under charge of Sheriff Spragne Of Butt
county, to his appointed abode.
CANDrDAoY.-J. w. Wilson announces hi
candidacy as Supervisor from the Secon'
District, as a Republican nominee. Mr.; Wi
san is the present incumbent, and - Pres
dent Of the Board of Supervisors.
REAL ESTATE sALE.-D. J. Simmons wi
sell at auction on Wednesday, October 27tf
at II a. NJ, on the premises, the residence {
Justin Gates, corner Of Eighth and1 streets
and also two lots adjoining.
POLICE ARRESTS. -The police yesterda
arrested the following: Rit Rivers, for
crime against nature, by local officer Shellars
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, for disturbing I'll
peace, by officer Ferral.