Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-06


and total receipts, 81 5SS. The expenses
were SIG 81, leaving net receipts, 50, AL ".
The ladies expect to do as well at the coming
entertainment.
BREvIrIEs.
r. J. Clunie stated at meeting of the
Board of Police Commissioners on Monday
evening that newspaper reporters always hear
of all that is going on, aud publish all they
know. To the fact that they hear of all that
is going on, the fraternity plead guilty, but
that they publish all they know is great
mistake, aud no one knows the fact better
than Mr.. Clunie.
The chaiu-gang has been reinforced from
the Police Court by sentence of Dan Drury
to term of sixty days for vagrancy, and All
Moon thirty days for same cause. Mrs
Brown was sent up with them as a common
drunk for thirty days, but viii not appear in
public as a street-sweeper.
The Oak Leaf Social and Dramatic Club
has elected the following officers: President,
P. Burns Secretary and Treasurer, F.
Goo6hue: Business and Stage Manager, J.
Bailey; Propertyman, j. Cotfey; Sergeant
alarms, j. Montgomery.
Twenty nine immigrant passengers, in
Guiding twenty-five males, will arrive from the
East ny bNctldHN bsalu tiiS dIbCIuUUis
The river yesterday marked 20 feet and 9
inches fall of one inch during the last "A
hours.
Thirteen car loads of cattle from Reno
passed through for San Francisco yesterday.
In the church calendar to-day is Epiphany.
RETURN PABTy-Just before New Years
Day many of the young ladies of the city
gave the last leap-year party to the young
men of the city. Last evening the young
men gave the return party to the young
ladies'. Ii took place at Turner Hall, and,
unlike the first, which was a full dress ball,
it was informal as to dress. The occasion
was one which drew together very large
number of young people, and they enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. The music was ex-
cellent, the arrangements complete, and the
conduct of the affair creditable to the hosts
The managers of the evening were Floor
Director, w. II. Ross. Floor Managers
c. Lee Larue, j. P. Wiseman, p. b. Carroll,
+. c.. Well 2. B. johnson, i. E. Arnold, E.
V. Maslin, NJ. Beasley.
INQUEST HELD.-An inquest was held yes
terday upon the body Of the unknown man
who was found hanging to tree near the
American river beyond the beet sugar fac
LOEV, anu u NblCtl al tCCbunb w as gwen yes
| terday. No evidence was obtained to identity
the deceased Mrs Henschel has received a
dispatch that her husband was at his ranch
near Cottonwood, in the upper Sacramento
| valley, Yesterday morning, so the question Of
the body found being that of Mr.. Henschel
is forever set at rest The remains were
buried in Helvetia cemetery yesterday.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC socIETY.-At the
semi-annual meeting of the Young Mems
Catholic Society, held on Tuesday evening,
officers were elected as follows: President,
| d. j. Long Vice President, J. T. Huntnon
Second Vice. President, f. Martin Record
ing Secretary, Edward II. Kraus Financial
Secretary, Joseph Genshlea; Treas urer, c.
| II. Rippon /; Librarian, J. Burke Chaplain,
Rev. Father McSweeny Board of Di-
rectors-J. T. McNif, j. Baumann and j.
| McDermott.
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.-E. G. Bruce, a
news agent on the Central Pacific Railroad,
was arrested yesterday by officers Ferral and
Jackson for alleged ibelous communications
in reference to inmates of lodging house on
| Fourth street. He was released on deposit
of $500 for his appearance in Police Court to-
day.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday: Z. A.
Bruce, for libel, by officers Ferrall and Jack
son; C. Harris and Frank Smith, burglary,
| by officers Frazee, smith and Eldred Mrs.
Christina Dryer, for battery, by officer
Ferral.
EXTRA HEAVY AND EXTRA SIZE Gentle
men who experience any difficulty in buying
extra heavy scarlet flannel underwear, in
extra sizes, should call at Mechanics Store.
Extra sizes in shirts and drawers always in
stock of the very best quality.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD The above
reward will be paid to the finder of a cluster
diamond earring. lost anuary ID, on the $3.50
P. ". train TO San Francisco. MIS-. Il. b.
Croker, Third and streets.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE at L. Bien's,
Eighth and ] streets.
SPEcTAcLEs from 20 cents to 81 30, at Me.
chanics' Store.
TABLE On CLOTHS, all colors, are so cents
per yard, at the Red House.
USLAUsDRIED SHIRTS Gents unlaun.
dried white shirts, at 70 cents, 81 and 81 25
each, at Mechanics Store.
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsK, so cents to
81 % per yard. Mechanics Store.
New STYLE PLAID DRESS GOODS, 12l cents
per yard, at the Red House.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE at L. Bien's,
Eighth and streets.
EYE GLASSES AND SPEcrAcLEs at Me
chanics' Store.
SPEcrAoLEs, with steel or coin silver frames
Mechanics Store.
The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley. sole agent.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES and plain glars eye
glasses, at Mechanics Store.
BLEAcHED TABLE LINEN, in variety o
beautiful patterns, from 80 cents up. Me
chanics' Store.