Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAPITAL CHIPS.


Hundreds visited 1t yesterday.
A Chinaman who has charge of large
fruit ranch Oh the Costumes brought to this
city yesterday $50 sacks OF dried fruit
apples and plums.
Sheriff Sprague, of Butte county, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to San
Q1sntin, with two men by the mama Of Lay
ton and Williams, who are sentenced one
year each for burglary.
The Executive Committee of the Anti
Debris Association will meet at their hall on
Sixth street ct g a. NJ. to-day, to make ar.
fangements for the holding Of an Anti Debris
Convention on the 26sh of this month.
A little fve-year.old Pirl was knocked
down by q bicycle On the corner Of Sixth and
K streets yesterday afternoon, Pedestrians
will soon be required to take the middle OF
The street, so that those noiseless vehicles
may move along undisturbed.
The two young train wreckers. who were
arrested in Placerville few days since
charged with trying to wreck train between
this city and Folsom, had a hearing yesterday
before Justice Tabs. and were held 10 answer,
with bail fixed at 81, 900 each. Their names
are Wendell Van Lick and Frank 20 lch.
Yesterday morning john Kenny hitched
his horse in front of barber shop on Fourth
street. between J and K, and stepped in to
get shaved. When he returned to the buggy
he discovered that some one had been there
and relieved him of a coat and botsle If wine.
The coat was probably carried away in order
to secure the wine.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Bates
dramatic combination presented 1.-THE Oc-
toroon " last night. Every seat in the house
was taken, and standing room only was
early announced. This familiar and ever
popular drama was very well played. The
part assumed by Mrs. Bates (Zle) was given
all its value, and presented with true aud
artistic effsct. Brown was excellent as the
suctionesr, and not generally recognized in
his double in the part of Wsh.n notice.
Norris would have been better in the parts
taken by Brown and Brown ''better" villain
than Norris made, but even saying that
Norris was not weak in the part, while
not overstrong. Mr.. Bradley as Old Pete
gave faithful plantation picture, and Miss
Deaves vas excellent as Paul, the slave boy
w. c. Crosbie made.his first appearance here
for some months. His Yankee is quite good
but would be better if he would give it more
vigor and voice. He is too good an actor to
allow a part TO grow weak in his hands. Miss
Adams, Miss Douglas and Mr.. Thayer we're
unsxceptionabie in what they had to do. The
play won hearty applause. and afforded good
entertainment. 1t is in the hands of good
troupe, and on lis repetition tonight will uu-
douhtedly be still better presented. The in
PRODUCTION Of quintet of jubilee singers was
happy bit on the part of the management
and added much to the life and interest of the
plantation and river scenes.
A NOVEL MU5EUM.-An attraction in q
new line, aud which perhaps comes in natur.
olIx Mill tho unvalfiau Of ha l. he
conversion of a show window, ten by eighteen
feet in dimensions, az Hale Bros, corner OF
Ninth and K streets, INTO q grassy landscape,
with growing shrubbery, and inhabited with
animals and birds. Ia the center of the plat
stands large cherry tree, evidently the same
One the Ratchet Was trisd upon, and ia tie
back ground a pepper tree, shrubbsry. potted
plants and hanging vines. The area is neatly
turfed with growing grass, and upon IL are
rabbits feeding, hsn with her brood of chick.
ems, doves, canaries and tquirrels. The whole
makes novel scene for show. window, and
the members of "ths happy family" which
possessed as imaginable, and to all appear.
ances belong to the " home rule party.
JEWISH NEW YRAR.-The celebration Of
Rash Hashanab, the Jewish civil New Year,
56iS, began at sunset yesterday. This is one
of the great days observed by Israelites, the
other being the Day of Atonement In b.
hcal times the day was observed with proper
ceremonies. during which horn was blown.
This custom Atill followed, three blasts be.
Jog blown times. The Talmud desig
mates Of horn shall be constructed
which 4 - Flown on this day. viz Q
straight holm Of q wild goat the mouthpiec;
plated with gold. On no occasion must g
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thst God may not be reminded of the sin oil
the golden calf. The orthodox Jews observe
the holiday for forty-eight hours, and vii
hold services in their various syuagogues to
day and tomorrow.
IT Was Hor YEsTgRDAY.-Ths weaths,
yesterday was hotter than 1t has been before
since the adjournment Of the Republican
Convention ia the shade at the Signal OF
fee at P. ", it stood az 95 The tempera
ture in the sun, just IN the rear of the judges
stand, according TO Sergeant Barwick. wa,
100 at ALB P. M. 104 at 4:l9 P. NJ. 103 al
4:2l P. NJ 10f at 4:30 P. NJ; 104 8 at 4:34 p
NJ; 1903 at 4:40P 100 at 4:42 P. M; 1O1
at 4:4S P. NJ; 100 at 1852 P. NJ. /; 80 at ASS P
NJ: 81 at 5 P. NJ. 95 at sos P. NJ, and 81 al
5:l5 p. NJ The temperature in the sun will
be taken by the Signal Service officer to-day
in the rear of the judges stand every fifteen
minutes, commencing at l2:45.
CARELESS DRrvING.--Last evening about
5 o'clock hack ran over man st the corner
of Seventh and K streets. The injured party
was carried into saloon on the corner. Hi;
face was badly cut in three places and his
left arm severely bruised. Another accident
of the same character occurred yesterday
afternoon st the corner of Twelfth and h
streets. The driver of one of Tim SERVER,
hacks struck lady by the name of Mis-
Dunkorst and knocked her down. The lady
WAS Immediately conveyed to her residence
where upon examination it was discovered
that she had received only few Sigh
bruises.
Police CoURT.-The following business
Was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Dan Csrrigsn was examined on charge o
being drunk and was dismissed, Mrs Car
roll, charged with pstty larceny case takeI
under sdvisement. John Ross was found
guilty of vagrancy judgment deferred unit
September 16sh. @. M. Barnes, charged
with disturbing the psace, was discharged or
payment of costs, at the request of the prose
cutting witness.
CoRoNER's ISQUEsT.-An inquest WAS helt
yesterday on the remains of the infant tina
was found Tuesday in the southern portion o
The city. No new points were developed il
the case Ii was clear from marks on th,
body that the child had died from stIausula
ton. aud the verdict rendered was that thu
child had been murdered by some one TO tn,
jury unknown.
NcTARIEs APPOINTED. The Governor ha
appointed the following Nosaries Public
Samuel Key5urg, for Ell Dorado county, {,
reside at GAINESVILLE; G. G.. Bradt, for Sal
Diego county. to reside st San Diego Jsme
II. DAILY. for Fresno county, to reside 8
Fresno; William Ryan, fos Sierra county, 4
Ies tide st Down:eyiile.
IScoRPoRA1Ep.-There were filed with tn
Secretary of State yesterday articles Of in
corporation of the Nsw Fl Dorado Col,
Mining Con. nsay. Directors-W. NJ. Mar
til. J. p. Sto,. rh, w. o. Buckland, J.
NJ ,rtia. Capital sSorS, 1900. 600, divide
into 100 000 shasss. f>-incipal place ef busi
ness, San Francisco.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names az
peared on the slate at tie ssation-h,,uae las
night at II o'cl ck: Frei Hugh. for s,ef
Keeping. bT offer Dla'evy !; Brs'is Conway
csuak, by Martin. Local; j. w Murphy. 10
nisieius AMOR, by officer Erazse; Moilie Rob
erts. chronic drunk, by officer Leavy.
AUCTION SALE-Bel & Co. will sell o,
Monday next the elegant furniture in tn
p,-lors Of Joseph Davidson, az M. I02
Eighth strest. A iee piano viii be sold $
tins same time and place,
WATER WILL Be SHUT 0FF.-The waite
VIII be shut # this morning at o'clocI
from The Second street main p;ps Ia the allie
between ] and K to I street, and remain OF
during the day.
GREAT rush e. the Blue House for the bar
gains in boots sad shoes still continues. Th
following goods to close: 200 pair ladie.
cloth and kid. lace shoes, 81; 800 pair ladies