Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-21
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The Sacramento river yesterday marked
Is feet 8 inches.
The delegation of Stockton Turner's went
home yesterday.
Private Cook, of Company A, was elected
to be armorer Of the new armory last evening.
The real estate agents of this city say that
real estate in Sacramento is bringing good
prices.
A. s. Woods has been appointed Clerk of
the Police Court by W. A. Henry, Police
Judge, vice P. A. Byrne, resigned.
AT the close of the Gait school Miss Cecilia
Fugitt won prize as the best reader. Daniel
Dennison was the best speaker and received
prize.
A party of the officers of the First Artil.
lery Regiment will proceed to the camp
ground at San Rafael next Saturday to lay
out the camp, arrange tables, restaurant, etc.
G. w. jackson, scrub shot, has during
the past few days put all the crack shots
around the Courthouse to shame. jackson
can get away with the pigeons, while the Au-
ditor and Professor cannot.
Yesterday. between and O'Clock, the
sum of so % mysteriously disappeared from
the till in the shoe store of NJ. Kuehnel, at
1924 J street. The money remained in the
drawer all night, and was there at an early
n0ur In tne morning.
night or two ago man fell over pile
of lumber on the sidewalk on L street, be-
tween Second and Third, and dangerous
cash was cut in his cheek. Complaint il
made that contractors adding to a warehouse
in that locality have allowed the sidewalk to
be seriously obstructei at night.
The steamer Daisy, commanded by Capt
James 7. Cardwell and pi!oted by Frank
Lewis, left Folsom Monday towing barge
loaded with so cords of white oak. She ar
rived at the bridge at o'clock yesterday, and
dropped the barge upder it, and the barge
and cargo are now at the foot Of NJ street.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Y Y, sterd ~ morning as
train No. 3 was passing Twelfth stree! on the
North leves. Anthony Christianson was ap.
preaching the city Cd the same street in
wagon drawn by couple CT spirited horses.
He endeavored to hold the horses back fro m
the train, but they became excited, one OF
the breast straps broke, the pole fell upon the
ground, and Mr.. Christensen could not man.
age them. They ran up to the passing train,
turned short around, and Mr.. Christianson
was thrown from the wagon upon the track
almost under the train. The wheels of car
ran over his foot crushing it so badly that it
has since been smputated between the toes
and the instep. The horses ran into the
brush, but did no damage to themselves or
the wagon.
BENEFIT CONCERT To-NIGHT.-There will
be given at the Congregational Church this
evening a complimentary benefit concert to
Miss Ida Clinch. A choice musical pro.
gramme will be presented. Hugo Mansfield,
of San Francisco the distinguished pianist !;
G. II. Carleton of San Francisco, the popu.
lar basso Miss Adde Carter. Mr.. Baillar.
geon, Miss Jennie Cox, Miss Esther Jacobs,
Miss George Porter, Miss Josie Wilder, G..
Tenbrook, reader, and others will take part.
Also quintet, consisting Of Messrs Fritz,
Krebs, Heilbron, Flohr and Mohr. Also an
orchestra of eight pieces, E. S. Grant, leader.
Miss Z. M. Rowe will act as director.
RoBBERY.-About half-pass II last night
two Cinnamon entered Chinese wash.house
on Thirteenth street, between l and J, and
drawing formidable knives on the four occu.
pant :, compelled them to give up all the
money they had in the place-a considerable
sum. Special officer Harvey was sent for
and Investigated the case. The men robbed
say they know the robbers, and that they are
Third-street highbinders.
hl6ul, the
noted swimmer of the San Francisco Turn
Verein. will to-day, at 10 A. NJ, give an ex.
hibition by leaping off the railroad bridge
with his legs tied, and will swim for an in
definite period 10 the river. He once swan
four miles in San Francisco bay, and on July
4th proposes swimming from the city to Goat
Island.
THROWN FROM BUGGY. - Yesterday,
about P. NJ, as the Kisses Hess were driv-
ing on j street, near Seventh, in a new style.
two-wheeled vehicle, the horse stumbled, and
the ladies were thrown head first upon the
cobbled street. The horse was Immediately
caught, and luckily the occupants of the
vehicle were not hurt.
HEAVY consignment of table linens, colored
and white, Just received az Hales.
BASKET BRocADEs. in the new summer
shades, IL CENTS per yard, at Hale's.