Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-09

from within. There is, he thought, but one
free man on the planet and he is the intelli-
gent, self-controlled man, and to make such
is the office of educational systems.
These mere texts will serve to indicate to
some slight extent the current of thought
pursued by each speaker, and should increase
the desire to read the full essays, which will
appear at length in this journal on the 18th
instant.
FANTASTIC CoMMITTEE.-A meeting was
held by the Fantastic Committee last even
ing at the Courthouse, at which there was
citizens. The following were appointed
Committee on Collections: Mr.. Fredericks,
Gus Marks, f. Ruhstaller, Jake Smith, F.
Smith, Mr.. Bennett, r. Dale, o. Hector, N.
n. Denton, William Morlach and Mr.. Hazel
stein. Upon motion, an invitation was ex-
tended to the Procession Committee of the
Citizens meeting to meet with the fantasies
at their next meeting and exchange views as
TO corporation in carrying out Mardi Gras
features in the Fourth of July celebration.
The business men are to be invited to repre-
sent their various kinds of business in the
procession, and a prize will be awarded of
S25 for the best representation. A band of
music is to head the line, and prizes will be
offered for contestants in the differ mt char
ac.ers. A high degree of enthusiasm pre-
vailed at the meeting, and good progress was
reported by those engaged in canvassing for
funds and arranging the details for the pro-
cession.
EXAMINATION HELD.-Three young men,
arrested few days since by local officer
Carroll under suspicion of being connected
he rn1bo.r ~ Cao-r,a Ta,,a.oa, 6 cT00
some days ago, We're examined yesterday be-
fore Justice Grimshaw at HowelPs Station.
District Attorney Buckley appeared for the
prosecution, and j. w. Armstrong and Rich
ard Clarken for the defense. The testimony
was regarded as not sufficient to insure con-
viction, and they were discharged.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the regular meet
ing of Sacramento Battalion, Company A, I.
o. o. F., held at Odd Fellows Hall last
evening. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: j. III. Miller, Comman-
der; T. Hogeboop, First Lieut. nant; III A.
Burnett. Second Lieutenant; Charles Cooley,
First Sergeant; t. w. Smith, Second Ser
geant; Nelson Wilcox, Treasurer NJ. A.
Washburne, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-Jehn T. Ray
mond, the eminent comedian, will be at
the Metropolitan Theater in this city next
Monday evening for an engagement of one
night only, when Gunther's fantastic comedy
" Fresh, the American" will be presented.
On this occasion Mr. RAYMOND will be sup
ported by his own New York company, and
scenery from Abbey's Park Theater, New
York, will be placed upon the stage.
REAL ESTATE SALE,-Sherburn & Smith
will sell by public auction on the premises
next Saturday, at II A NJ, the large frame
dwelling, containing eleven rooms, bath
room. etc, lot 40 by 160 feet, with large sta
BILE, situated at the southeast corner Of Nine.
teenth and G streets. The premises are de-
sirable, ard are to be sold on account of the
owner having removed from the city.
FINE VARIErY-A beautiful specimen of
pinks has been left at this Office from the
grounds Of Mrs s. M. McCarty, Sixteenth
and o streets. The blossoms are very large
and fragrant, and the variety POSSESSES the
interesting feature of new bud shooting
out of the center of the full blossom and
spIinging into bloom after the first has faded
To BE SOLD. - Under the resolution
adopted at the last meeting Of the City Board
of Education the brick school-house and lot
on the southwest corner Of l. and Sixth
streets will be sold, and sealed bids are in
vited by the Building Committee of the
Board, to be submitted at any time until the
10th instant.
A POLICE RAID.-officers Arlington. Val
entine, Campbell, Ash, Domingos, Lsvy, and
Karcher. local, made raid yesterday upon a
gang of suspicious characters below the city
and brought in seven. Chief Karcher has a
clue TO job that was being put up by some
OF them, but which will now be prevented.
POLICE CoURT.-The case of Charles Yates,
charge of petit larceny, was continued to
the l4th instant. john Taylor. John Bar
rett, William Ash AID John Casey pleaded
guilty to sleeping in a railroad car, and were
each sentenced TO twenty. four hours conhre.
ment in the city jail.
POLICE ARREsTs.-There were yesterday
arrested by officers Campbell, Domingos and
local Coleman, for sleeping in cars, John
Barrett, John Taylor, William Ash and John
Casey. By officers Arlington and Valentine,
Charles Yates, for petit larceny and va
grancy.
/ AccEpTED. BY special orders issued from
/ the Alphabetically Office. the resignation
of J. L. Atwood. as Captain of Company b,
First Artillery, n. q. G., has been accepted,
to date the Oh instant.
RETuRN1NG.-C. F. Klink of Sacramento.
! who has been travelling in Europe since last
fall, passed Omaha yesterday, to arrive on
the 18th instant.
| TRADE NJ ARK.-V Valentine Hassmer has
/ filed with the Secretary OF State his claim to
q trademark for his lung and cough syrup.
THE river yesterday marked rise of eight
inches from the day previous, and last even.
/ ing stood at u feet inches.
Cory OF LETTER sent to a lady, whilst she
was purchasing in Hale Bros, by an OPPOSE
ton house. I'VE withhold the lady's name,
in courtesy to her, but we hold the original
document, with the name Of the firm sub
scribed) Sacramento, -, 1881. Mrs. -,
/ / want Won to come in and see us; l will give
/ Won some good bargains" Here follows the
/ sicnature. The copsummate impu Hence Of
tie writer of that letter Is only equal to his
/ Ignorance, and we should say that is I'M
paraileled. TO what extremes our opponents
| ara prepared to go we don't know; but for
the present we shall leave them to their own
reflections, and bide our time with regard to
the action we may take in the matter. Haze
Bros.
LADIES French kid. box toe shoes, all
widths, 81 70. Mechanics Stoze.
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