Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

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company which is to appear here tonight.
A review of the play by a San Francisco
daily journal speaks Of Mr.. Mobiles as "no
less an artist because he confines himself to an
unamhitious form of stage represe ntation 7"
The play is spoken Of as one that appeals
less to the refined dramatic sentiment than
to the love for the sensational. Tie COM
pany, the Bay papers say, 90 is deserving
Endorsement, as having kept faith with the
public without ostentation or pretersion. +"
This evening the Sacramento public will
judge of both the star and the company, who
are underlined for a Man Of the People y
for tomorrow night both the pieces being
from Mr.. Mobiles pen.
GONE TO HIS REwARD. Saturday
John Murphy, alias Pat Hayes, alias Lin
rick, who robbed man by taking room
with him at the International Hotel, and
leaving with the overcoat, watch and money
of his roommate before the latter awoke,
was before the Police Court on Saturday,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to $50 DAYS
in the County Jail. Murphy is an ex-convict
and the above sentence is the extent allowed
under the present law. Yesterday, while
conversing with officer jackson and the Dis
trict Attorney about his sentence, he laughed
and said, "Oh, l know the law; you can't
fool me there's no such thing as petit lar
ceny, second offsnse, since the new Constitu.
ton was adopted. l tell you the new Con-
stitution is darling: | know 1 would have
got O coed dose if it hadn't been for the
change of the Constitution, for Sacramento
is darling place to get it"
MOVING UP.-That local business is ex-
tending uptown as well as down is again
made apparent by the preparation of the
building at Ninth and K streets by Hale
Bros. & &C., of the Criterion store, and
which they will occupy this week. 1t will
he the furthest g uptown dry-goods house
in the city. The new front is one of the
broadest plate. glass fronts in the city, the
show windows composing it are exceedingly
large, and must, when lighted and dressed,
prove very attractive. The store now is very
capacious, embracing TO the full extent the
store formerly occupied by f. Greer & Co,
and also the one next west. The shelving
counters, office-work and front are new, and
of handsome design and finish. From the
present view it is safe to say that this corner
of Ninth and X streets will soon be one of
the handsomest business corners il Sacra-
mento.
A NEW RUNAWAY. Quite novel run
away occurred in the lower part of town yes
terday about ha'f-past one in the afternoon.
An up,soing street car, being drawn by
span of horses, while turning the corner at
Second and K, and going at a pretty good
pace, jumped the track, at which the horses
took fright or offense and started over the
cobbles in decidedly lively manner, making
a terrific rattle and soaring lady and child
who were enjoying quiet ride nearly out of
their senses. After running about half a
square up K street the driver brought the
horses to anchor, when the lady got out with
her child as quick as if she had got half a
mile beyond her destination, and with as
grateful an expression of countenance as if
she had been rescued from shipwreck.
FATAL AccIDENT.-While Charles Neu-
bauer, son of the late Jchu Neubauer and
adopted son of h. A. G. Gourlie, who re-
sides little below Freeport, was out duck
shooting yesterday forenoon, he accidentally
shot himself fatally. He was carrying his
gun cooked, and discharged it in some man
ner while stepping into boat, the whole
charge entering the lower part of the abdo-
men and lodging internally, together with
pieces of his clothing which were carried
with the lead The accident occurred about
half past 10 in the morning, and he died be-
tween and o'clock in the afternoon.
TRANSFER OF PRIsoNERs. detachment
of ffty-two prisoners, being transferred from
San Quentin to Folsom, passed through on
Saturday, under charge of Warden Pocl,man,
Captain Dolan and Constable Kimball, of
Folsom. The prisoners were handeuffed in
couples. and securely fastened to strong
chains running between them and extending
on each side tho length of the car. The
troupe was joined here by three convicts from
Stanislsus county, under charge of Sheriff
Fulkerth. Two of these go for terms of two
years each, and the other for eighteen months.
CRY PAYMENTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, December 4th: W. c.
Farnsworth, cemetery dues, SS7 %; R. ID.
SERVER, water rates, 81, 165 so; n. A.
Kidder, harbor dues, S117 so; Ed. II. Mckee,
school tuition of non-rssidents, S4S so; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, $40; George a.
Putnam, city licenses, SOL 76; street as
sessments, S130 u. Total, s., 200 IS.
CRY RAILWAY TRANsFERRED.-The city
railways, together with their rolling stock,
horses and all property connected with it.
which were some time since bid in by the
Capital Savings Bank under foreclosure of
mortgage, have been permanently transferred
to r. S. Carey & Son, who will conduct it
in future.
TIE "CAPITAL GAZETTE. "A. J. Boyer.
formerly of San Francisco, has purchased
the Capital Gazette from james Addison
Reavis 4 Co., and will publish it as weekly,
4 AIr mill
be its editor and publisher. with Dora Oar
moore Mrs. Boyerl assistant.
BRIc- -BRAo.-The Saturday night enter
tainment by the Bric-a-B Brac Club was well
attended. The Fan Brigade made its last
appearance. The dance was TO good music
and much enjoyed, and proved very social
finale to a series of good entertainments.
THE Inauguration of the grand clearing sale
at the Red House commences to-day. See
that you are there Co take advantage OF the
unprecedented bargains to be offered.
DoS'T MISS IT.-To-day and tomorrow
are the last days of the removal sale at Hsle's
Criterion; SO don't miss the. last chance Of
taking advantage of the bargains offered at
the sale.
SPECIAL Coop VALUES in " black CASH
meres.n Mechanics Store.
BoYs' CLOTHING. Store.
The NEWEST CLoAKs, at L. Bien's. Eighth
and j streets.
THIS is the day, and the Red House is the
place.
REMOVAL SALE at Hale's.
-Four o'cLocK.-Tuesday evening rext at
4 o'clock Hale's Criterion viii close its doors.
When next heard from they viii be in their
new store.
LADIES AND CHILDRES's FRENCH WOOL
Hosiery, at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.