Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29

Oaklands 2 Red Stockings ; base on called balls,
Oaklands 3 Red Stockings 0 struck out, Oaklands
s. Red Stockings passed bills IrV in ,, GIaney2
| wild pitches, Redmond ,
THAT FISHING PARTY. That police fish
! ing party that took all day to row from n
street to Bannon slough, has fallen upon
troublous ways. Saturday some fend who
loves practical joke mora than he does the
truth, and who is suspected of being brother
member of the force, lodged q complaint
| against the lot for taking the three catfish
| and the lone terrapin from some fshermen's
| fixed nets. Warrants were accordingly issued
| for the whole gang, and placed in the hands
of officer Coffee. He served one on l. S.
| Brown. who filed bond promptly, that is
wonderful document in lis way. He then
nabbed officer Arlington, but let him 90 on
his own recognizarce, because of his good
looks. He next nailed officer Cafferty, who
refused to be TUX in, and told Coffee if he
wanted to take him TO proceed to carry him.
| The officer looked soberly at the 225 pounds
of animated fisherman, and gave up the job,
indorsiag on the warrant this return:
Found the man, but there was too much Of
him for a single warrant"
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Miss Charlotte
Thompson, the eminent and wellknown
actress, will open an engagement at the
Metropolitan Thester on Thursday evening
next, to continue three nights and Saturday
matinee. She will be supported by NJ. V.
Lingham and an Eastern dramatic company.
The engagement will open with the play
which IL new upon this coast, but which has
acquired great popularity at the East-eu-
titled 90 The Planters WIFE On Friday
evening Jane Eyre will be presented, and
on Saturday evening the Planters Wife y
viii be repeated. There viii be no extra
charge for reserved seats, and their sale will
commence on Wednesday morning The
reputation of Miss Thompson and her
great success viii no doubs be fully recog-
nized here.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-There was a
full attendance at the meeting of the Land
League yesterday afternoon, Vice-President
T. z. Crowley presiding. \ communication
was received from A. f. Lord, of the Irish
World, to the effect that c. S. Parnell will
arrive IN America soon, and that he will
probably visit this coast, i'll whiSh case the
League determined to tender him grand re-
ception in this city. Several local speakers
addressed the meeting, after which Miss
Maggie McEroy road a speech delivered by
Rev e.. w. Pepper to the Orangemen Of
Portadown, Ireland, July %, 1881. Robert
Quinn was elected member of the Execu-
tive Committee, vice 7. j. Kelly, deceased,
after which the League adjourned.
WHEAT AT WuLows.-A party who re-
Gently came from Willows states that it is
estimated that there are now 70 000 tons of
wheat stored at that place in warehouses and
along the track Considerable has already
been sold, and the agent at that place states
that he could load forty cars per day upon or
: ders, if he had them, tor that purpose. There
is more grain in that vicinity this year than
ever before, and it is Of good quality.
AUCTION Sale. C. Brown & Co. will
sell this morning at half-past 10 o'clock, at
, residence. go l. street. between Fifth and
Sixth, fine variety Of household goods, con
sisting in part as follows One fac parlor set
NEARLY ne~) marble-top center table, walnut
bedroom set good Brussels carpet, a lot of
engravings, etc. Sale positive; terms cash.
PROPOSALS INVITED. proposals are
invited to be fled at the office of the Secre-
tary of the State Board of Agriculture, at
{ the Pavilion, until September 18th, for the
restaurant. bar, soda fountain, cider, candy
and pop corn privileges at the Pavilion also
for furnishing alfalfa and oat hay and wheat
straw at the Park.
SALE OF RIAL EsTATE.-On the 18th day
of September lots and 8, between l and j,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, IN this
city will be sold by auction at Trustees sale,
: from the front door of the Courthouse. The
sale will be for cash.
IMMIGRANTs.- Forty-four immigrants will
srrivs from the East this afternoon, including
thirty.one males