Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20


ARCHERY ToURSAMENT.-Several citizens
have contributed money to aid in an informal
archery tournament to be held here this
week, and Of which announcement is made
this morning. 1t Is open to all archers, and
there is no entry fee. 1t is expected that
several of the best archers of San Francisco
and Oakland and other places will he present
and participate in the shooting also, that
they will have several matches among them
selves at the longer ranges of 60, 50 and 100
Yards. A number Of local archers will be
present and take part. The matches have
been brought about by the expressed desire Of
many abroad TO come here AMI engage in
them. The shooting is set for Thursday and
Friday, Capitol Park, back grounds, $50
A " to noon. The programme is as follows
hursday-Gen'lemen, American round, 80
arrows. at 40, 30 and 60 yards; prizes, one
dozen fine self arrows, one half dozen same,
fine double revolving inkstand. Ladies. Co
lumbia round. p arrows, at 80 40 and 30
yards priz -. one half dozen fine footed ar
rows, one-hslf dozen fine self-arrows, hand
some portemonnaie. Friday-Gentlemen' 5
match. s.. Leonard's round, 70 arrows,
at 60 yaras; prizes. one dozen fn9
self-arroYs, one-haii dozeu same, FIRE arm
guard. Ladies match, 20 arrows, at 30 yards
prizes, one-hali dozen fine footed arrows, eie-
CANT ivory fan, case for arrows, with lock, and
fine napkin ring.
POLICE CouRT.-On Saturday, in the Police
Court, Amado Cordosa was fined for his two
cases of battery the sum of S25. John Ryan
for disturbance Of the peace, was fined so
and costs. VIM. Todhunter, for battery, was
fined $40 and costs The battery case against
Frank S;huler was dismissed. VIM. Adams
was fined $50 aud costs for disturbances Of the
peace Dan Cotton, for same, was fued
So 50. Mary Jane Mcmahon, charged with
vasrar c., was discharged for want Of prose
cu.ion. Ida Mankin, vAgrancy, had her case
continued till the y instant. The case of
J. De H0udt violating the health ordinance.
was continued till the 9th inst. The case
sg inst Mrs. Hagle, for same, was continued
til the % instant, and that against Mrs.
MszeauH, for violating the health ordnance.
was continued till October 81. Della Walls
case, for disturbing the peace, was continued
to the ooh.
RAILROAD FARES REDUcED.-The rate of
fare on the roads, mentioned below, have
been reduced on account of the State Fair.
commencing to-day aud ending next Monday.
as follows: On the Sacramento an6 Placer.
vile road, from Shinele Springs to Sacra-
mento and return, 50 so; from Lasrobe to
Sacrament and return, 81 So from Folsom
to Sacramento and return, 81 so. A general
reduction of one-third the usual rates is made
for round trip tickets from all points upon all
other road. leading inso Sacramento, eXctp
from San Francisco, where the present rates
viii remain unchanged, being 50 for the round
trip from either place. So for single fare one
way, and 81 so for second class fare each
way.
GREEyBAcKERs. - Benjamin Todd, the
Greenback candidate for member of Con
gress, addressed quite an audience on Fourth
street, between J aud X. O:her speakers
were also present and addressed the meeting.
+. Woodward presided at the meeting.
SUICIDE BY A CHISAwoMAS.-A dispatch
from Courtlsnd states that Chinawoman
named Moy Koy committed suicide in China
town at that place Saturday forenoon by tax
ing sn overdose of opium. The cause was
unknown.
DoE'T FAIL TO witness the Stereopticon ex-
hibition to take place this evening opposite
Postofhce, corner Fourth and K streets