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

/" Flasher
A birthday party given to Emma Cola, .
: her fathers residence, n street, betweel
Seventh and Eighth, last night, drew YER
large number of the friends of the Ettl
3 eieyen-year-old miss, and they We're enter
tanned IN manner to give them long ant
agreeable memories of .ae occasion.
HRS. r. S. hIcLaren gave an evening o
readings at the Congregational Church las
evening to not large but select audience
) She read some very difficult selections, suct
as The Bells, u. Shamus O'Brien," IS Death
or Arnold, Mrs. Bardeli's Mistake" etc.
Governor Perkins has appointed as Com.
Inissioners of Deeds: Thos kilburtand NJ b.
Maciay for New York City; j. L. O. Hart,
Washington, D. c.; e. B. Ssonehiil, Yir-
ginia City; W. I. Robb, Pittsburg and y.
q. Gordon, Hartford.
Thursday night on the Riverside road 6.
w. Butler with his buggy ran into. OF was run
INTO by Wells, Fargo & Co. 3 wagon, driven
by w. H. Lowell. Mr.. Buffers niece was
thrown from the buggy and slightly injured.
At dusk last evening flashes of lightning
were quite frequent in the western horizon,
and bank of black looking clouds betokened
a storm in that direction.
| The Capital Woolen Mills has the contract
for the uniforms for the Governors Guard.
| gray Cloth and red trimmings
The Charles Basler arrested for repos;ng il
a car IS not the person by that name EN-.
ployed at the Union Bakery.
River stood at 81 feet II inches last even
ing-a fall of 2 inches in the preceding
twenty-four hours.
=. D. Lake has fled his bond as Assessor
OF Levee District No 1.
The finest sunset view last night human
| eyes ever toasted on.
The north wind still blows. WIN it ever
let up?
METRoPoLITAs THEATER. The Pirates
of Penzance" are to arrive. They will enter
upon their black-flag work at the theater IN
Ger management of Charles e. Locke and
NJ. A. Kennedy June 10Th, and continue un-
til the 18TH inclusive. The PIRATES are
brothers to the $ PiDafore" people, boastiug
the same proprietors, Gilbert G Sullivan.
This comic opera is said to be far superior,
unsteady, to 'Pinafore, and fuller Of dra-
matte and comic situations. The company
is large aud embraces Henry Peakes, Charles
Turner, NJ. a. Kennedy, Miss Lytton, Miss
Pauiiia, Willie Sims and others. The same
costumes aad scenery lately in use in the play
IN San Francisco viii be used here.
CHARGES Yesterday formal charges were
fled with the Secretary OF the Board of Edu-
cation as follows; 81 hereby charge o. ID. |
Adams, Principal of the Sacramento High
School, with the following offenses, to wit
First-Conduct unbecoming gentleman and |
teacher. Second-Conduct tending to de-
morales the School Department Third
That he is not & proper person to be EN- |
Dloyen as a taanher Cionad E,l,o,tnd EfiI.. -
Complainant had daughter attending the |
High School, and has been selected by a |
number OF clClzens to prefer the charges E. |
L. Robinson is to conduct the prosecution.
DRUNKEN Row-Yesterday morning at |
about 5 o'clock drunken row occurred at |
the saloon, corner OF Third and x streets,
When officers Ferral. Rider and Caffertp ar
rested John Dolan and L. flanagan for bat.
terry upon William Moore, who is e rancher
from Folsom, and whom they had badly |
bruised up and abraided about the head and |
face. The assailantS were so surcharged with |
bad whisky that In trying to put head on |
Moore they struck at random and banged |
their knuckles out OF shape by giving black
eyes to posts, beer kegs, etc, which came in
range Of their Jewelers..
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell 4. Co. viii sell this
morning at 1880, at their salesrooms, 1915
Fourth street, one farm wagon, one thorough
brace spring wagon, two spring wagons, one
two-sea5 phaeton, one suiky, two span road |
horses, one large work mare, three saddle
horses; also, gold watch and diamond pin,
TO be sold without reserve Also, B. J. Sim
mons u Co. will sell on the 18Th instant, on
the premises valuable city real estate, CON
sisting OF houses, lots. etc.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. The following car
loads Of freight were received hers yester-
day: Two Of wheels, of cement, 10 of
wood, 3 of coal, 1 of cattle, of sheep l of
camel goods, u barley, Of wood bolts, 5
Of lumber, l If wine, Of wagons. of iron
pipe. Of bacon, of wheat. The following
were sent East Two of salmon, Of
wool, 3 of wine Of merchandise, l OF canned |
goods, OF vegetables, Of barley aud l of
sugar.
PEnsoSAL.-Ch Charles Cadwalader of Red
Bluff is in town. DR.. G. NJ. Dixon of this
city, and DR.. G. A. Shurtlef Superintendent
Of the Stockton Insane Asylum. arrived from
the East yesterday morning. Hon. Thomas
FL. Brents, delegate to Congress from Wash.
ington Territory, with his family, passed
Omaha yesterday, TO arrive In Sacramento
June 18th.
STATE RECRUITS. -Deputy Sheriff Turner,
of siskiyou county, passed through the city
en- route to San Quentin, to place
in darance vile for fifteen years CELESTIAL
named Now Ow, vino is sentenced for the
murder of Hugh Push. y
CATCH HM.-The Governor yesterday Of
fered reward Of $500 for the capture ard
conviction of Frank Vidal, who murdered
Josquin Hidslgo at San Andreas about May
30sh OF this year.
NEW CITIZEN Cbristian Schurr, native
Of Germany, was yesterday in the Superior
Court. upon the testimony OF @. Lsges and
A. Hcomada. admitted to citizenship.
GooDs AND PRICES THAT DEFY Con-.
PETITION lin mems wear, we have q low. cut,
sfran httrkIe and fia eboa az 60 % ord |