Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

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The LAST CoNcEKT-During the summe,
the people Of this city have bean favored
with series of open-air free concerts BY
military bands /; alternately By the First Ar
tillery and the Hussar'S. These concerts, al
in the year preceding, were conducted by q
committee Of gentlemen who originated the
idea, and solicited and collected the necessary
funds from citizens of this city. The concerts
have been held alternately upon the Plaz
and tbs State Capitol Park, and have. with
few exceptions. been given every Tuesday
and every Friday night. They have all been
well attended, and the appreciation of the
efforts OF the committee ON the part of the
general public has been full and pronounced.
Last evening the last of the concerts for this
year was given. 1t was held upon the Plaza,
and despite the rather chilly state of the
weather a large attendance resulted. It is
fair to place the number present at 500.
The Artillery band occupied stand north.
west Of the fountain. anu the Hussar's band
one to the east, it having been determined in
This closing concert TO have both bands pres.
ent In each there were sixteen pieces. As
Soon Gs one baud ceased playing the other be.
gan, aud SO from 1880 TO 9 P. NJ. there was no
cessation in thu alienation of music. Each
band received from the beginning due need
Of applaus', but very soon a merry rivalry
spTang up among the people IS to which sec.
ton of the audience could applaud Hust
loudly. the favor with which these concerts
has neen met inclines the projectors to make
al effort il the same line next year.
POLICE CoURT Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday morning as fol
lows: Frank Schiller, on a charge Of battery
was found guilty and ordered TO appear fol-
sentence this morning. The bail deposited
by john Fitzpatrick, on charge of being
drunk, was declared forfeited. w. S. Jeans
malicious mischief, was discharged. Charles
Hill pleaded guilty to charge of beine
drunk, and was fued So. Jack Ryan, on {
charge Of burglary, was discharged. GU
Price, found guilty on q charge of battery
was sentenced TO pay fGe Of Sl00, or cou.
fined 100 days 10 the county Jail. The case:
OF disreputable women came up ard were
continued. r. Bowden, the owner OF some
Of the houses occupied By disrerutable women
was found guilty on charge of misdeue amor
and sentence deferred to October 5sb. Mrs
Ann Wood, who wss declared sane by the
Commissioners OF Insanity, was held to an
swer on charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses, with bail fixed at $780,
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Capital Furniture Company, !
box springs. box hardware Huntington,
Hopkins & CO., 2 boxes hardware. box saws,
l box door bolts Kirk, Gsary & Co, box
drugs; a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 boxes
saddlery, bale blankets; J. kaerth. ) cases
boots and shoes; Arlington, Mills & Morse,
boxes hats; l., K. Hammer, boxes piano
stools Adams, Mcneil & Co, 20 boxes
tobacca: Holman, Stanton & Co, 2 boxes
carriage b1l5s Baker & Hamilton, 8 boxes
carr;aye bolt@; Hale B;cs. & Co, 1 bale cot.
ton goods l case hosiery Van Heusen &
HUTTON, 9 boxes chairs WaterhOuse & Les.
ter, 4 burdles feliss, 40 bundles and ] crate
spakes, 4 crates lead bar s. Lipman, l box
clothing, bales blauke5s; Mebius & Co, 20
casas matches john T. Cooper, organs ;
G. L. Hamilton. l box household goods A.
Lan&sh-rer l box brass locks, l package
hinges.
a RASH PUNsTER The atmosphere OF
some sections OF this State stimulates wit,
and rs an evidence of it, gentleman who
has 5reathsd hi. manhooi in with the air of
the upper Siarrss assaulted this Office LAST
evening with q biz Of wis that is simply as.
to rise to get the best vi3w of the GOMEZ with
its vast stTsteh Of tsil. and Icing informed,
SAID be, " You know that scientists are uu-
settled as TO the composition OF tbs comets
t6Il-iudJei, they j. not know what they are
But assuming Professor Blake's theory to be
true, that one Of these chilly mornings a
comet may sweep along and wipe the earth
out OF existence for its siaP, and that the
fiery messenger will thus be the executive
ttiices aud baiiif TO carry out the decree OF
destruction, might not the tail be termed his
posse cgnitatus >" Tee macglcd remains
will be dscsatly i.terred to-day.
y SPECIAL GEETING.-In August the
Bosrd Of Education elected the teachers ior
ths ci5y choo's FIR the upgrsded school at
Tween 'y.seyenth aud J streets, Miss Helen
WslGr9E Tas elected. That position had been
filed for several years by Miss Helen Weir.
At the next nestiog Of the Board petition
was filed signed by q number of citizens whose
children attend az that school, asking that
Miss Weir be reinstaGed. The petition was
laid on the table. At the meeting of the
Board Monday evening last some OF the petit
tIoners appeared 10 person and asked that the
application be granted. The Board there
upon took the petition from the table, and by
the vote OF all of the members present the
request was denied The petitioners not be.
ing satisfied, o special meeting OF the Board
has bsen called for to night TO consider the
subject, concerning which there appears &c
be considerable feeling.
INcoRPoRATED.-There were fled with the
Secretary of State yesterday the following
articles Of Incorporation By the Eureka Gas
Company Directors-J. Elliot Condics, ],
V Q VTy
retsoD, +. W. Leonard. Capital stock, $50.
900, divided into 5000 sharss. Principal
place If business, San Francisco. Also, the
Security Packing Company. Directors
Hugo Mattailath, 2. n. Lilienthal, Francis
Cutting, f. J. lie Breton, j ohm @. Ward.
Capital stock, $500, coo, divided into 1908
shares. PriDcipal place Of business, San
Francisco.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Ths box offics
At the theater will be open at 9 4. NJ. to-day.
Reserved seats can be secured for Any evening
during the coming week without extra charge.
w. X. Palmer's company will open Monday
evening, with Bronson Towards American
comedy drame, "The Bankers Daughter +"
The same play will be produced on Tuesday
evening. wednesday evening, "The Lights
o London win be presented.
A PUBuo REcEPTIoH,-Thsre will be a
public reception this evening at the First
Baptist Caurch, on Ninth street. The occa-
sion is the arrival Of the new general Score
tsry Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, S. d. Fuller, lately arrived from the
Atlantic States. having resigned the secre.
taryship of an association in Newburyport,
Mass, TO accept the position here. There is
quite varied prozramme for the occasion,
which msy be found in another column.
RUNAWAY on I STRRET.-Ye sterday morn.
ing team took fright at some freight cars
which were being moved or 1 street, between
Fourth ard Fifth. They started On liveiy
dash toward Front street. When passing
near the corner Of Fourth and l they rsn
into wagon. broke wheel, and damaged II
otherwise. The ruaaways next ran into a
hay-wsgon, and wers then captured without
further damage,
Fresh DAILr.-Sslt water fish, salmon,
perch, cathsb, crabs, clans and shrimps, al
Fulton Market, Fifth and K strests.
The High, Grammar, Night snd all the
Primary Schools viii begin on Monday, DC.
tober d, except the Twenty-seventh and J.
street School, which viii open on Wednesday
morning, October Ali.
A GRAND ESPECIAL" REDUCTION SALE Of
crockerywars takes place on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 30th, at Ackermsn's, 629 ] street,
BEADED CAFES for ladies, just in from New
York to- day, OF Red House.