Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-22
BREVITIES.

/ been turned out to die, now lies IN front o
the City Cemetery gate unable to get up, anC
has for two or three days been exposed TO tht
/ view Of all passers.by, and simply lingering
until it shall die of starvation. Whosoevei
duty it is to look after this matter should d.
SO Immediately.
The first delivery of granite for the water
tables and stone finishing work of the Hal
of Records were received upon the ground;
yesterday.
The Office of the Secretary of the Turner
masquerade, at GIG street, will be open un'
| I'll 8 O'Clock this evening.
| Twenty immigrant passengers will ar.
rive from the East this afternoon, of whom
twenty-one are males.
The Republican City Central Committee
will hold meeting this evening at o'clock,
at the Union Hotel.
The river remained at the p feet 6-inch
mark during the "A hours ending last evening.
This is the anniversary of Washington's
birthday, and is legal holiday.
There will be no session of the Superior
Court to-day.
A SERIOUS Accommodations o'clock
yesterday afternoon the porch in front of the
joss house on the north side of I street, be-
tween Second and Third, while occupied by
about fifty persons, gave way, causing many
serious injuries, as follows: Lee Yin, leg
broken below the knee; Ching Wy Sack, hip
broken Fong Wing Nee, badly injured in
the back; Lee Kong, actor, ankle broken !;
All XII cuts on the face and head. Three
were injured, as follows: Tai Hee, back
broken You Yeon. cuts on forehead; Shan
Tung, leg severely cut and bruised. The ac-
cident is said to have been caused by INSULT
eient fastening of the porch to the building
The building was the property of John Tate,
against whom the injured parties and their
friends are already taking steps to bring
action for damages.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT.-The Capital City
Minstrel Club will tender testimonial ben
eft to F. X. Davidson and J. II. Doody to-
morrow evening at the Metropolitan Theater,
when host of volunteers will appear in aid
of the Club for this occasion. An extra pro-
gramme has been arranged, and the Club
expect to make the performance excel any
heretofore given by them. In the first part
will be new interlocutions, solos, choruses,
and the big four" end men will be paralyzed
by big eight" An olio and second part
specially rehearsed for this occasion will be
presented. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
GRAND BALL TONIGHT. = In accordance
with their time honored custom, and to aid in
the perpetuation of patrioticmemor the four
tribes in Sacramento of the Improved Order
of Red Men will celebrate the birthday of
George Washington by grand ball and So
cial reunion at Turner Hall this evening.
The music will be under the superintendent
of E. J. Gregory The hall will be finely
decorated, and every arrangement made to
render the occasion grand success.
BURGLARIEs.-Th residence of r. H. Pratt
at the corner of Tenth and L streets, was en-
tered by burglars last evening, about half
past s o'clock, and jewelry taken to the value
of about $780, The residence of DIR. Dwinell,
and another adjoining on the same square,
were entered a few evenings since, but it is
thought the operators were frightened away,
as doors were left open and no articles Of
much value were taken.
MILITARY ELECTION q, First
Artillery, held an election for Captain last
evening at its armory. Major P. j. Harvey
presided. Captain Z. w. Sheehau was
unanimously reelected At the close of the
meeting he entertained the company and
others present with light collation., and a
highly social time was enjoyed, free from
military regulations.
CHINESE DIFFICULTY difficulty oc-
Cured in Chinatown last evening, on Third,
between L and streets, when Chinaman
struck China woman three or four times
with Ratchet upon the head, making some
serious wounds, but it is thought will not re.
suit fatally. The man who committed the
oct oscaDaJ ard bod not baep found Of M, "a
plight.
New Boar AND STAGE LINE.-As will be
seen in another column connection by boat
and stage is made regularly between Sacra
mento and DaYisville with all trains. Two
| large-sized surf boats have just been received
| for the line Green, Hurtado & Co. are pro
prietors of the line, and take passengers from
the Western Hotel in this city, at a. NJ. and
1:30 P. NJ.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co.. auctioneers
will this morning sell at their salesrooms
90S ] street, at IL o'clock, a large quantity
of furniture etc., consisting of walnut bed
stead, mattresses, lounges, ranges and fix
lures, walnut secretary, center tables, dining
tables, chairs, and numerous other articles.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Night before last
Robert Montgomery, an employee at Aitken'
marble works, was stopped by two masked
men at Eleventh and n streets, and hi
money demanded. He demurred to the pro
ceeding and was about to assert his individ
uality when the would-be robbers decamped
No Manufacturing to large numbe
of the Pioneers being engaged at the meeting
held at the Pavilion last evening, no session
was held of the Suffer Memorial Convention
which was appointed to take place at Pic
neer Hall.
EXCURSION TO OAKLAND.-A large numbe
of the Masonic fraternity and others viii g
from this city to Oakland to-day to attsnC
the dedication of the new Masonic Temple
which takes place to-day, and the grand bal
to be given this evening.
DIVORCE GRANTED. in the Superior Cour
yesterday Lethe Maekall was granted di
vorce from Robert Mackall upon the grount
of failure to provide.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The only freigh
passing Ogden on the 10Th for Sacrament
was 200 kegs nails for huntington, Hopkin
& Co.
New VoLUME.-This morning this jour
nal enters upon its ffty-ffth volume, and
No. $3.50
TO-DAY being Washington's birthday, Hal
Bros. & Co. are not open for business.
MISSES FRENCH KID, regular and side
button shoes, all widths, at Mechanics Store.
LADIES fine goat, button and side-lac
shoes, D to Z, 81 80 per pair. Mechanics
Store.
ALWAYS PROVE FIT Fine calf, Frencl
and box-toe Congress and Alexis, all widths
at So. Boot and Shoe Department, Mechan
les Store.
ALWAYS ON HAND "A full line of ladies
French kid, side-lace and button shoes, in al
widths, at Boot and Shoe Department, Me
chanics' Store.
HALE's is closed to-day-this being %
| February, Washington's birthday.
WE JUST RECEIVED a large lot OF ladies
colored silk scarfs, which we placed on on
counters to-day at the extremely low price
of q cents, 12s cents, Is cents, % cents an
IS cents. Fancy Goods Department, Me