Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
ADvERrzsEmEsT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


that the Grand NarshaPs insignia shall be
yellow sash and geld star the Chief Aid,
red sash, gold star; Aids, blue sash, with
silver star. twas decided TO ask the loan of
sashes from parties who now have them, who
are requested to leave the same with George
W. Ficks. at Lyon & Co. 8, corner-of Seventh
and J streets, on or before tomorrow even
ing Another meeting Of the Aids will be
held at the Golden Eagle tomorrow evening.
a meeting of the General Committee will be
held at the Court.house this evening, when
every member OF subcommittee or civic
committees are required to be present. Re-
ports will be received and considered. The
societies are responding to the invitation for
them TO take part in the procession, and most
of the various confraternsl associations If not
all. will take part, judging from present re-
ports. On Saturday evening the Pioneer
Association held meeting and decided to
fall into line ia aid of the glorious Fourth. "
They viii turn cut in full force and march in
the procession. and invite all old pioneer set
tiers to jaia them. They made an appropri.
alton of $50 for collation. among themselves
upon the occasion. end $40 to equip eight or
nine persons in costume as miners Of 1S49.
the costumes to be hickory shirts and miners
garb generally. with accompanying parapher.
MALTA Of rocker, pick and shovel. 10 be car
ned upon their backs in p4imeval style
MERCHANDISE Report. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
23l: For w. r. knights, meat coppers !:
Continental Oil Company, tank oil Me-
bus & Co., 10 tierces hams, Is boxes baking
powder Hail. Luhrs & Co, So boxes baking
powder. 100 boxes spice, packages, 5 boxes
and 2 bales tobacco Adams, McNeili i Co.,
0 packages tobacco; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, SOP plates, 800 bars, 10i bundles iron, 3
barrels and 6 boxes hinges, l half barrel
bolts. barrel castings. fan blowers, .
irons, 200 kegs nails, 10 crates and 2 cases
hardware, IA boxes soldering irons boxes
mattocks, 10 boxes AIDES, boxes hatchets,
100 bundles forks, box scythes, tierces and
l box axles, IS bundles hoes, | cask, barrel
and l box shears, barrels mallets. l case
springs, case well wheels. l case row locks,
l case cutlery, ] case pulleys, case
wrenches; Whittier, Fuller l. Co., 3 boxes
glass. case molding. l case picture frames /;
A. Dennery L Co.. 4 boxes and 2 casks lamp
shades, z boxes glass, 2 boxes candle wick !;
J. T. Hill, bundles shafts; w. A. & C. S.
Houghton, boz books, box pins G. w.
Chesley & Co., box cigars J. T. Stoll, l
box harness trimmings Waterhouse & Les
Ger, Ia bundles felloes I'll. Il. Reed, . boxes
drugs: Booth s. Co., 20 bundles broom
handles II. G. Smith Q half barrels lubri-
eating compound; r. Stone x Co, bundles
enameled cloth, cssk hardware.
A BARE SToRy-Saturday night, about
quarter to Il O'Clock, quite crowd gathered
at the northeast corner of Sixth and L streets,
drawn thither by the antics, shrieks and in
sane rawlings Of man with snakes in bis
boots-no, rot that, s;lber, for be had on 70
boots, neither pantaloons nor drawers nor
shirt, in fact nothing but his bare skin and
dopbie-reefsd undersiirt that scarcely touched
his hips. In this striking costume he sailed
about the walk, raviBg in the delirium OF
Hani1 a Rota. Several gentlemen urged him
70 accompany them to . shelter, and some
attempted TO lead him to his home which
was said to bs on \ street. All such offers
he repulsed with dangerous vigor. Finally
lady living in the neig hborho ID, hearing the
mans screams, came to the spot, and aske1
the spectators why they did not remove the
sufferer TO his house. They told her he re-
fused to sllow them to touch him. She in-
sisted that humanity demanded he should be
cared for. All agreed with her, but pointed
out that men could not take hold OF him
without danger. "Then lltake him home
said she. "Wiu you 90 with me?' she
added, approaching the chattering maniac.
Instantly be changed ia his manner and re-
piled, Pm 60 with you, madam :" where
upon the brave and humane lady took him
by an arm, one Of the gentlemen present took
the other arm, and the three moved off toward
the inebriats' : residence.
A FKMAbz RoBsER. The notorious Baby
Houston was again arrested night before
last for robbing fellow while visiting her
den on Second. between X and i streets.
This ia the third time she has been arrested
for robbing callers within the past four weeks,
and mon both of the previous cases she es-
capped conviction simply because the parties
robbed would not make themselves known,
and could not be found as witnesses to prose-
cute In the prsssnt case the amount taken
was only IS. bat il was stolen, nevertheless,
aud when the naa found out that the money
was gone from his pocket, and went back
after it, she denied having touched IL, but at
the same time, as she sat on the carpet, made
movement with her hand which indicated
that she put it under her clothes She was
arrested soon after, and when an examination
was made where the man saw the movement
referred to, the money was found tucked
through rip in the carpst where she was
sitting Chief Karcher refused to allow her
to be released upon less than 50 coo which she
probably cannot obtain. She was sentenced
to ten days Ia Jail for vagranoy few days
since. and If she ayoi IS conviction for her
present robbery she viii be again arrested at
once for vaerancy and her case prosecuted to
the extent Of the law Chief karcher claims
this Is the only course left to dispose OF her
continual crimes.
OFFICERS ELECTED AT the regular meet
ing Of Sacramento Lodge No. p, /. o. o. T.,
held Saturday evening last, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
Noble Grand, Paschsl H. Coggins; Vice
Grand, H. +. Ddlman; Recording Seere
tary, 6. h. Gresnlaw Permanent Secretary,
u. =. Jones; Treasurer, NJ. j. Smith =.
Unity Lodge No. 81 A. o L. W., on Sat
u,day evening elected the following officers
M. w, H. J. Norton; T., John Bradley
O, Oscar Cady; G., John Simpson; Rec,
Chas. Cooley; Fin. Geo. B. brennan; Re
ceiyer, J. G.. Davis; o. c., A. Hubert [.
G. Jno. Hickey Trustee, L. J. Gregory -.
Rickmcnd Tribe No. Al, Imp. O. K. NJ.
last evening elected the following officers
Saehem, Webster Laing; Seaior. Sycamore,
Charles Taylor: Chief OF Records. L. J.
Bidwell; Financial Chief, T. J. EGmes
Keeper Of Wsmpum, j. s. Watson; Trus
tees-Phiiip Philips, i. c.. Hopkins. Geo
K. Bronuer: Representatives to Great Conn
cil--J. o. Hector, +. G. Hopkins, G. II
Holton, o. N. Cronkite, j. e. Miller.
ESCAPED PRISONER Henry Wolfe, con
Wet in Folsom State Prison. escaped oil
Wednesday last, and has net thus far beef
unprecedented. He was sent to Folsom iron
Yuba county. August % 1880, for term 0
six wears for burglary. BE is aged so years
aratiye of New York, 5 feet 81 inches i
hight. dark complexion and black hair.
reward Of $50 is offered for his arrest. WOLF
was sent to States Prison from this county
few years ago for stealing jewelry on the oe
easion of Governors reception.
FIRE IN WAsHINcToS.--A fire occurred i
Washington. on the Yolo side of the river
on Saturday afternoon. near the railroad an
about block aud half from the bridge
The house of Mrs. Harvey was entirely cor
sumed, and another belonging to Thoma
Metlock was partially destroyed, when "a
FIRE was extinguished by the railroad fir
brigade. The origin of the fire IS unknewl
Both houses were said to be insured.
RFMAISs TRANSPARENT. VIM. B. Hun,
formerly of this city, brought here yesterda
from San Francisco the remains Of his wife
who died fous or i've years since, and who's
request was to be buried in the City Ceune
terry. The reinterment took place yesterds
afternoon.
Our adyertisement IL very simple and easil