Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
The Capital Hotel, corner of K and Sew
! enth Streets is receiving an outside coat OF
SIDE by the severe scorching it received from
the recent fire on the opposite side of the
street.
The man on Second street, between I and
J, who advertises with conspicuous sign
painted on a shingle. " Boots BACKED inside
! for 10 cents" blacks them also on the outside
at the same rate. This is not star notice.
Hon. II. f. Page will speak this evening
at Amauor City. and tomorrow evening at
lone, where arrangements have been made
for holding large meetings.
Another detachment of SO prisoners from
| San Quentin will pass through for Folsom
to-day under charge OF Warden Pccllnan, 2.
T. Dolan and four guards.
An escape sewer is being laid from the rear
of the water works building, and to receive
the water when drawn off from the elevated
tank on the old building.
The young ladies who were bathed in
smiles at the military reception the other
evening, took cold by the operation and have
not got the influenza.
Thomas Hannah, OF 1923 Fifth street, died
yesterday morning from acute disease, after
an illness of only about two days.
Four carloads of horses were shipped from
this city to San Simon, eastern terminus of
S. P r. R, yesterday.
Seventy-four immigrants will arrive from
the East to-day by the overland, including
ffty-four males.
Seven car loads of hops have been shipped
to the East from Sacramento within the past
week.
Two carloads OF green fruit were shipped to
Chicago yesterday attached to the passenger
train.
There is a message for Charles Petit at
the Western Union Telegraph Office.
The pay car left for Los Angeles and the
Southern Pacific Railroad yesterday.
The river temperature yesterday afternoon
was 67'
The Washington marine ways are now
clear.
DEDICATION AND BALL.-Capay Lodge No.
$50, I. o. o. f., of Langville, Yolo county,
will dedicate its new hall at that place on
Thursday evening, October 18th, and also
give grand dedication ball. The Commit
tee of Invitation includes members from II
different Lodges and it is expected to make
the occasion gala one for the fraternity:
The Floor Managers will be Y. Barr, OF
Lodge No. Ill, L. w. Hilliker, No. 2S7, and
II. Strohbeck, No. 230. Reception Commit
tee. E. Perkins, Z. b. Aldrlch and DR..
T. Craig. Committee of Arrangements-H.
C. Duncan, q. L. Parker and Is. +. LOOMS.
TESTIMONIAL AND BENEFIT.-Ed. Leavy
and c.. NJ. Gray are to have a testimonial
benefit at the Metropolitan Theater next
Tuesday evening. 1t is rendered by the Cap
ital City Minstrel and Social Club. Gray
and Leavy are both excellent character &C.
tors. and would if in the profession regularly,
hold their own with some OF the best of the
specialists on the stage in certain lines.
They have been great favorites here and the
leading men" on the stage whenever the
Capital City Club come forward. Their
benefit will probably fully reflect their popu
larity.
INDECENT ExPosURE.-Some time since a
number Of arrests were made by the police OF
persons who persisted in swimming in the
river st the city front. Complaints are again
made that the most indecent exposure is con-
stantly made by swimming at the foot of
L street, and within only few yards of the
passenger boats The Chief Of Police has
given renewed orders to arrest all such par
ties on sight, and those who fail to have any
respect for themselves may be compelled to
exercise small degree for others.
ARRESTED AGAIN.-George NJ. Farr, who
keeps an underground corral on Second, be-
tween K and L streets, was arrested yester-
day upon complaint of Michael McNerncy,
who charged him with stealing his watch and
chain valued at SO. Farr was previously
resting under three other charges by the
Chief Of Police, to be heard next Tuesday.
He was given eight months in the county
jail some two years since for murderous at
tack upon officer Coffee, and has bsen fire.
quently in care of the police for various
offenses.
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. = Tonight, at
Richmond Grove, Had6eld, Coulman &
Kueny will give an entertainment at Rich
mond Grove. It will consist of fireworks
from s to $50, and dancing from to II.
midnight, with music by the Artillery band.
1t is announced that there will be several
new pieces Of beautiful design and effect, and
also rockets. bombshells and final piece, the
"Temple of Eureka" twenty-five feet in
hight, concluding with discharge of bat
teries, etc.
POLICE ARREsTs.-Arrests were made yes
terday in the city as follows: Lena Fischel,
battery, by officer Rider; Charles McCarty,
drunk, by officer Atwood; George Farr,
grand larceny, by officers Jackson and Rider;
No. / cell, too drunk to give his name, ar
rested for disturbing the peace, by special
officers Stanardt and Farr.
SEVERE INJURY = On Monday evening
Archie Logan, driver for G. w. Chesley,
while getting upon the wagon lost his footing,
and the horses starting up, his body was
caught in the goose-neck of the truck and ne
was very severely injured.
APPOINTED AGENT. = Edward Brunswick
has been appointed by the J. NJ. Brunswick
& Blake Company of Ohio as their agent
upon this coast, and the certificate, as re-
CURED by law, has been filed in the Office of
the Secretary OF State.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
27th For J. L. Carey, l case pictures +.
w. Schwamb, l case lnolding w. A. & C.
S. Houghton, 8 boxes books; Hall, Luhrs &
Co, % boxes I've.
SOCIAL AND LTTERARY.-Unity Lodge, No.
20S8 Knights of Honor, at Fireman's Hall
this evening, after the transaction of the reg
ular business of the Lodge, will give social
and literary entertainment
THE country is flooded with circulars of
quacks and their nostrums. Do not be caught |
by these swindling MIXTURES. but use remedies |
which are compounded upon scientific basis, |
as the Oregon Blood Purifier, introduced by a
standard house. Fl. c. Kirk & Co., whole |
sale agents, Sacramento.
REMEMBER that H. II. Paulk is the only |
cash grocer in the city. Best bakers extra
-four, 50-pound sacks, 81 Is; 10 pound golden
c. sugar, 81 Isl pounds granulated sugar, 81 ; |
gallon can Acme oil, 1852 test, 81 GO, at Sl4
K street.
For DYSPEPSIA, indigestion and loss of APP
petite the IXL Bitters will give unfailing re-
lief None genuine without DR.. Henleys
signature across the cork. Read the physi-
- Iocl of I1r