Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-12

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| Hospital Fund ....................... 10 663 {
| Bonds of 1872 Fund. SQ2l
| General Fund. Observation-Disclosures. % 254 4
| Road Fund Observation-Disclosures. 1888 {
Interest G. P. r, R. Bond Fund. ...... 37oS {
| Hospital Sinking and Interest Fund. -. lo7s4 {
| Swamp and Overlooked Land Fund.-. 6Si8 6
! Court house and Jail Fund ............ 1859 4
| bsvee District No. Fund............... c
| ieyeo District No. l Special FUND.- 20l Z
Total .................. ............ SOS, ees
MUSICAL SoIaEE.-Possibly two or tire
mora people might have been wedged into
l.. SINNERS MUSHROOMS last night, Blu
probably not. The hall was full. The coca
sion was the second musical soires given b,
some of the pupils of Prof. Skinner's schoo
to their friends. Evidently if the hall ha'
been larger they would have had more friends
But those there enjoyed very pleasing even
ing of song The programme was worthy O
the teacher and oreditable To the participants
Miss Julia Briggs, Mrs NJ. A. Rademache
and Miss Mary H. BidweH sang the trio
sail On, Midnight Gale s. kademachel
sang che bass reoitative Il Feel the Deity
Nithie." and the aria, Arm, Arm, Y
Brave. aud fer an encore gave "The Ma1i
net'S houle. the Sea-" Miss Bidwell SAM
FseeWeii, and fer an encore The Brook. >
Miss SSllie V. Moore for piano solo PLAYED
Entrainante.a Mrs. Rademauher gave the
descriptive song, "'rhe Wreck of the Hes.
per,ss, nr, VIM. Wood sang the tenor song,
Alice, Where Art Thoa ?n and as Alice did
not respond, he did, to an encore, with the
appropriate air, Goodbye, Sweetheart, "
Hiss Briggs aud Miss Bidwel sang the duet.
" Ii Thine Eyes Smile Upon Me-" Each
spectator thought the young ladies had per-
sonal reference, and encored them. S. Rade-
macher sang Thy Sentinel am l." ]. a.
Heyman gave the piano solo "Tarsnteila, :"
and put SO much vitality into the feet Of his
hearers that he was compelled by the au-
dience to try again, when he played Mendels-
sohn's Spring Song" r. II, Auerbach gave
the bass solo, "The Wine Gauger," ana the
people fairly smacked their lips at the
thought, and required him to return, when
he sang Winter Winds" The entertain
ment closed with the alpine Echoes" by
Miss Briggs, Mrs. Rademacher, Miss Bid
well. DIR. Wood and Mr.. Rademacher. IT
was very social audience, very conscientious
were the singers, and well pleased was every
body.
YoIcEs OF THE NIcHr-Paudemon
broke out afresh last night on Third street,
at about II o'clock, when police whistles and
a vigorous scufhing of feet by crowd and un-
certain loud talk and threats Of revolver
practice, etc, broke upon the stiffness Of
Newspaper Square, as the tumultuous crowd
passed by and down j street. From the
load talka banding epithets passed upon the
streets and the calling of names. which
seemed to be given as q sort of get even" by
parties in the melee, it seemed that j. 81.
Jasper, OF Wheatiend, whom orators in the
crowd said had pocket full Of coin provided
by rich uncle, had made himself more
agreeable to q woman or Third and l. streets
than the man she usually calls her husband.
and that said Jasper had called upon the
female, and whom it
IS stated has been the mother Of
three or four children. and started to
take trip to themselves and leave her
husbands domicie, when he followed upon the
street, and called after the piece of dseting
irailty to come back to him, and finally
'oHght TO dlsc0mpose her by telling her to re-
member their dead children, etc. The tumult
became so great that the police dispersed the
crowd, and told the forsaken man to swear
1ut q warrant and have the offender arrested,
'r else stop the disturbance upon the street,
whereupon he turned and dropped the sub.
eet apparently thinking the injury was not
worth the cost OF warrant. and his fair Mo.
lala and J. W. were last seen turning j and
,aking down Second street.
TIM DIET.-Ed. Rand was yesterday
nosniug arrested by officers Rider and May
or vagrancy. He has harSored or slept for
.wo or three months past in some boxes iu
he alley back of Locke & Lavenson's, and
perched in the shed on the rear
# said premises, and with an enigma hang
ne over his biography as TO where he OBJ
aimed subsistence or how he procured beer,
If which he always seemed to have cargo
sboard. II was at last ascertained that he
Keeps tin can which viii contain gallon or
more, and every morning for months past be
las visited certain saloons before people were
- and emptied out the DRAWINGS into hin
IAN from beer kegs which have been emptied
and set outside. He stated to the Police
Judge. when brought before him yesterday,
hat he had had bus little outside of this
our, stale beer dregs to live upon for a long
line, and was SO trembling that the Judge
Gsked him what was the matter with him,
% which he replied "You must remember.
Judge, / have been drinking very hard
Except from the influence Of liquid diet, he
appears an able bodied man, aud the Judge,
equilibrium, and to consider his situation from
s0ber point of view once more, sentenced
liin to the County jail for forty days.
DRIVE 'EM DoWH. - The wet weather
welled things; the north wind dried thing
,etween the two most planlys in the wooden
walks swelled, and shrunlS, and warped, and
he spikes and nails lifted up their heads to
ee what it was all about; and now they
ticl; up impertinentiy all over the city, TO the
ietriment Of shoes and dresses, and have been
he cause Of not o few severe accidents
knee pan, q broken foot, and any
Iumber of barhed shins and stabbed toes
yesterday, on Ninth street, near NJ, that
worthy, heavy weight citizen, Mr.. Dick
,aueh, slapped his left foot against an up.
light spike and made an immediate dive fer
he walk. He landed on his abdomen, and
yhirled around until he made hole into
himself, so that it required the services Of the
Iocsors to sew him up. Drive them down.
X STREET STENcH-The case of C. Shin.
Her, who was arrested for violation of
ealth ordinance. in keeping filthy lot on
outh side of K, between Seventh and
eighth streets. was tried yesterday and taken
'Huer adFlsefnenL py bne court, TO enable
lin to personally examine the premises. The
estimony in the Court showed that the nui-
ance complained of was very loud, and that
tagnant water noxious and decaying matter,
tc., was plentiful upon the premises, and
hat defendant bad not only neglected and
declined to abate the nuisance when notified
~ the Health Officer, but informed the Off
Ter, with warmth, that he didn't know his
business. and also exhibited similar bad blood
n Court.
PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS AND PoLL-TAx.-
county Assessor J. w. Houston will, on the
5sh instant, commence to make up the
roll. All property. holders, both
cal and personal, are requested to call at the
Assessors Office and give in their property
n or before said date. On the LIST day of
luly poll-taxes become delinquent and there
'fter viii be three dollars.
HIS PIcrURB.-From III. S. Bssls, pho
Sacramento, we have large size
arte de yisite of James A. Garfield, Repub-
lean nominee for the Presidency. 1t is an
EXCELLENT picture. and really James is o fine
ooking man. If be comes this way his per-
onal appearance will recommend him to
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