Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-01
CAPITAL CHIPS.

| every doubtful character until the chaiu-gang
will look like young regiment.
CAPITAL CHIPS
f. Steinhardt, formerly merchant of this
city, left yesterday for Arizona, where he in.
tends going into business.
A meeting of the Odd Fellows Literary
aud Social Club will be held on Sunday, the
| Sd of September, at 1920 4 NJ, at the ODD
| Fellows Temple. Business of importance
will be considered.
Yesterday Sumner Post, No. 8, Grand
Army of the Republic, attended the funeral
| of ore of their comrades, Z. G. Russell TIE
deceased served during the war in the Ninety.
eighth New York Infantry, and was con.
nected with the Army of the Potomac. Mar.
tisl music was furnished by the Hussar band
and the body was buried with military honors
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. = The
regular monthly meeting Ct the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held last evening. AL
the members were present. The minutes OF
the previous meeting were read and approved.
| On motion, the pay roll of the Department
| for the month of August, amounting to 81 ,525,
was allowed and ordered paid. The following
bills were audited and ordered paid Capital
| Gas Company, Sl7 40; Pike & Young, So
George Cossman, 81 so; James AIcCan,
! 81 80; J. Bauer, s. %; Albert Dart, $50
J. w. Wilson, S24; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. 30 cents Waiter, Fuller & Co, 81 25
Weizel & Son, 81; S. S. Nixon, So Jacob
Greissl, $40 60; George Schroth, 81 20; Mrs.
| Hooker, 81; NJ. Horne, 500; S. II. Davis,
| 81 % 4; Il. Greer, So 40; s. G. Butler So
NJ. Barber, s14 20; r. A Fiske, $50 10.
Reports Of tho different Forenen on fires
Z and alarms for the month were received and
4 placed on file.
4, YESTERDAYS FIRE.-At the time of going
\ to press on Thursday morning it seemed evi.
dent that the whole of the Eagle Cracker
Bakery would be a total loss. bat the skiIlful
management of the Fire Department saved
the front portion of the building from the
| flames, although the damage By smoke and
water il considerable. The machinery, cost
ing over $4,000. is badly injured. Mr.. Schrosr
says it will cost S15, 900 to restore everything
to its former condition. j. Z. Devine's prop
erty, adjoining on the east was damaged on
stock and building to the extent of 5000.
Mr.. Devine's loss was caused by water and
the breaking Of soms fine pieces of marble
work. The stock and building is insured.
\ MIR. Buckley's residence on the west of the
bakery was damaged to the amount of $50
4 by water. Fuly insured. Henry Guthrie,
ex foreman of No. 2 engine, while assisting at
\ the FIRE was badly burned about the face.
DEATH OF JUDGE ARCHIBALD HENLEY :
Judge Archibald Henley, well known and
esteemed citizen, died at his residence on M
street at P. NJ. last evening. The deceased
was native of Virgins, and attained the
ripe age of &c years. He came to California
! in 1919, and settled in Sacramento in 1850.
He WAS q member of the Sacramento Society
OF California Pioneers, and the Masonic and
4 Odd Fellows orders. He at one time filed
| the Office of Police Judge, and also served
one or two terms as Justice of the Peace.
4 He was deyout man, holding membership
| in the Methodist Episcopal Church. His be-
reaved family have the earnest sympathy of
large circle of friends. His funeral will be
announced hereafter.
! AUCTION To.DAY.-Bell& Co., auctioneers.
will sell at public auction at 1890 a. NJ. to.
| day, at the residence, No. 1913 J street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, all the we'll kept
furniture and household goods, in part as
! follows Oae foe walnut bedroom set
| spring mattresses three bedsteads and spring
and top mattresses chairs, center tables,
| wardrobes, looking-glasses one Brussels
carpet; two ingram carpets oileloth. mat
| ting; one rarge and fixtures dining table,
safe, crockery. tinware, pillows, blankets.
sheets, spreads, etc.
OFFICERS ELEorED.-The Literary and De-
| batting Society met and re-org anizsd Wednes-
day evening at the Christian Brothers Col.
lege. The following officers were elected Rev.
Bro. Ajnon, President W. j. Hoehp, Vics-
President A. j. jackson, Secretary; w. G..
| Thomas, Treasurer. The next meeting will
| be held On Wednesday, September 9th, when
the members will debate on the question,
(Which exerts most influence on man, music
or elcquence ?"
AUCTION Recommendations & Smith,
suctioneers, will at 1890 A. NJ. tomorrow, al
their salesrooms, 1913 K street. sell at auction
handsomely carved frame parlor set, up.
holstered in raw silk and scarlet plush. wal
nut marble-top chamber seS, spring and hai1
mattresses, cottage chamber set, walnut din
ing-room table. bed lounge, two single lounges
wardrobes. safes, carpet. ranges, crockery
glassware, etc.
LARGE Loss OF WooD.-About O'Clock
yesterday morning fra broke out in thu
wood pile of J. 7. Cardwell, on the north
bank of the American river, near the town o.
oak wood were consumed. 1t is supposed tt
have been set on fire by an incendiary. Mr.
Csrdwell was in Oakland. He came up las.
evening from below on his way to Folsom
He says there was small insurance upon it
NoIsr.-Complaint is made by relatives Of
a sick lady who lives over saloon on tht
west side of Third street, between the alley
snd K street. that the inmates of the saloor
are very noisy. and when demonstrated with
by relatives OF the sick person lass evening
concerning their conduct, refused to desist
The place has before been complained of a.
frequently too noisy for the comfort of neal
residents.
CARELESS DRIVING morning
about 10 o'clock, the careless driver of {
swill cart ran into phaeton occupied BY
Mrs. j. z. Brown and w. /. Wallsce. Ont
of the front wheels was broken and the axle
sprung. The ladies were considerably fright
ened. but sustained no injuries. The horse
was gentle and made no attempt TO rur
away.