Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The Greenbackers hold a Convention to.
day, at P. NJ, in Pioneer Hall.
The handsome opera chairs were put in
place 10 the Metropolitan Theater yesterday.
The Democratic Club OF the First Ward
will meet at P. NJ. tonight ut the Anti De-
bris headquarters.
Pears, peaches. plumz, prunes, etc., are
prominently plenty in the pathological marts
OF this fruit paradise.
Who is the man that supplies the uptown
hotels with salmon, and delivers the same
with wheelbarrow at night?
The California Pioneers will meet st their
ball this evening for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing term.
n. Bearnsen received severe cut vester
day on the right hand while in the act of
cutting with large shears piece Of sheet
iron.
The Democratic Central Committee meet
to-day at P NJ. at the Capital Hotel, to de.
termine upon the time for holding the
County Convention.
A dog belonging to II. d. Nash was run
over by street car on X street, above Tenth
yesterday. The animal was severely injured
and had to be killed,
Sixty-five immigrants, including forty-four
males, passed Carlin yesterday, en- route to
California. They will arrive in this city this
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
j. w. Bromagim saws he il a candidate for
County Auditor and Recorder. and will sesk
the nomination for that position before the
Democratic Convention.
Police officers say that a new invoice of
thieves and FOUNDERS made their appearance
on the streets last evening. People will want
to be on the look out for their homes.
George r. briggs, for several years foreman
of the yard at the railroad shops in this CITY.
has resigned bis position for the purpose of
engaging in other business.
The police say the reason so few arrests
have been made during the past week is en-
tirely owing to the fact that the military,
especially the Cadets, are absent front the
city.
Mrs. Mary Burk, of st. Louis, No, writes
and wishes to find out the whereabouts of her
SOD, George L. Burk. The last she heard of
him he was a pilot on the river Her ad.
dress is sos O'Fallen street, st. Louis.
Captain Hebron, of the Hussars, says the
safety OF the city is no wise endangered on &C.
couut of the absence of the First Artillery
Regiment; that he has sufficient men at his
command to meet any emergency that may
arise.
Yesterday as E. Greer's team was being
driven on IL street, near Eleventh, the strap
that connects the collar with the neck-yoke
broke and the pole dropped to the ground.
The horses started to run. but by skillful
were stopped before any dam.
age was done.
The Assembly chamber in the Capitol
building is being fitted up for the Republican
Convention that meets in this city Wednes.
day. August 3Oth. The chairs to seat the
456 delegates are all in place. The room will
be decorated with flowers and flags, and pre-.
sent neat appearance. E. L. Craft is su-
the work.
The horse attached to the Capital soda
wagon started on a runaway yesterday on
Fourth street. He ran through the alley
between K and L streets, up Fifth to J. At
this point the horse ran into a milk wagon
and was captured. No damage was done
except mixing soda and milk. The proprie-
tor will undoubtedly get out a patent for
new summer drink
Last evening rounder approached citi-
zen on l. street and asked him for stump.
He thought the man wanted to rob him, and
got out of the way as quickly as possible
The gentleman met officer Eldred and related
the circumstances. The officer walked up TO
the rounder and asked what he wanted. He
SohOsiihB W cats us object
said Come with me-" and started with him
to the station. house. On his arrival there he
inquired, "What restaurant is this ;" The
officer replied, Hotel de Ksrcher." "Ah,"
the footpad, az never boarded here
before" He had just arrived in the city.
POLICE CoURT.-But little business was
transacted in this temple of justice yester-
day. When the Judge looked around and
saw but one person in the dock, he smiled
complacently on the good looking City At.
torney, and remarked, ALEX, what's the
natter The prosecuting attorney replied
F." Never mind, Judge; Fair weeks coming
soon, and You will have many opportunities
to deliver that temperance lecture which
know you are spelling to make this morning"
William L. Coleman, who is charged with
enlightenment, had his case continued until
Tuesday, August 29sh The name of VIM.
Taylor was called. long and loud, but no Tay.
lor answered to the bailiff's voice. He was
charged with having taken 9 drop too much,
having been found upon the street botzy,
slightly intoxicated, respectfully drunk, or,
as the policeman said when he took him in.
a little off his base. Taylor mad put up
forfeit for his appearance, which was declared
forfeited.
AUCTION SALR.-Bsll & Co., auctioneers,
will sell on Wednesday, August 80, 1882, at
1890 A. M sharp, at the residences of G. +.
Bachmann, No. I'LL K street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, all the elegant
furniture, consisting of an elegant upright
piano, parlor set of seven pieces, one Of FIVE
pieces, two marble. top center tables, Turkish
lounges. bedroom sets, spring mattresses,
feather pillows, blankets, spreads, carpets,
extension tables, dining chairs, parlor stoves,
coal stove. ranges, crockery, glassware, ETC.;
also phseton, horse, harness, and library.
Sale positive.
CHICO RACES. The following are the
horses entered for the Chico free handicap
Fred Hunter, years old, by Norfolk; dam
by Lodi, 81 pounds. Sniner, by Norfolk
dam by Rihemau, 81 pounds. Jubilee. by
Norfolk; dam by Lodi, "a pounds. Jim
Brown, by Foster, 10S pounds, Bob Ipeer-
soil, 81 pounds. Joe Howell aged, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Ettis Sheppard, los pounds.
No TRUTH In Ir.-It was currently report.
ed in this city and also in the town of Wood.
land. yesterdsy y, that difficulty had occurred
at Capay "Wednesday afternoon, between
Joseph Woods and r. s. Carey, of this city,
in which the latter was shot. Yesterday r.
L. Carey received dispatch from his father
stating that the statement was untrue
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap-
peared on the slate at the station.house last
night at II o'clock: All Cbeng for INSIDE
meanor, by Deputy Constables Harvey and
Turner. Mike Coffee, chronic drunk, by
officer Farrell. Jack, a new conner, drunk,
by officers jackson and Farrell.
DRs. SPrNNEY L Co., q. Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room IL, for few days only.
THERE are few remnants left that must be
closed out to-day. Hale's final clearance
sale.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS on all our remnants,
in order to close Them out by tonight. Hale's
final clearance.
MAKE one visit to Hale's final clearance
SALE This Is the last day, and it viii pay you
to take advantage of this last opportunity.