Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The thermometer at its highest yesterday
marked so.
One hundred and sixty-nine immigrants
will arrive from the East By the overland
train this afternoon.
Those desiring TO visit the Signal Service
office during the fair will be received between
the hours OF 10 and II A. N. and from 2 to
Bpm.
The funeral of Mrs. Winifred a. Beatty
will take place from the Capital Hotel at 10
o'clock this morning-not az P NJ as err
roneouslY announced.
A black dolmsn, trimmed with husles,
was found at tie Park yesterday. The owner
can secure the same by calling on Ii. NJ
LaRue, the President OF the Agricultural
Society.
A purse containing valuables was found in
the Pavilion last evening. 1t also contained
card marked Mrs. Hubbard. The owner
can receive IL by calling on the Secretary at
the Pavilion.
Samuel Gottleib, tha regular Republican
nominee for Supervisor for the Fourth Dis.
trict, has his card in this Issue. Judge w.
a Henry. nominee for Police Judge on the
Democratic ticket, also publishes bis card.
As the train for San Francisco was pulling
out Of the depot yesserdaY. the usual last
man came along AMI Undertook to Jump Oh
the train while moving. He was knocked
down and came within hairs breadth of be.
ing run over.
HANDS ARE Up AND FULL, Too."-As H
D. White was going to his homo from The
Pavilion few evenings since, he was stopped
by three highwaymen at the corner Of the
alley on Twelfth street, between n and o.
White says: 1T was about u o'clock man
spraug from the recess iG the dark alley,
saother jumped in froat of me from behind 4
tree, and another from some secreted spot.
1aey yelled at the top OF their voices, 'aold
NJ your hands l had NY pistol in ny right
hand, cooked. l threw il forward toward
the man in front of NE, and my lefs hand
with index hager extended. towards the man
in the alley, and yelled b eek, They are both
up ana full, too The would be robbers dis
appeared at the sight Of the uE,iifsed hands as
suddenly as they appeared" TAey evidently
thought Mr.. Waite while battery Of gAt-
ling guns.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. Merchandise as
fellows for Sacramento passed Ogden on
the 11sh of September Huntington, Hop.
kins & Co. 80 boxes coffee milis, 2 boxes
dies sheet iron Hale Bros. & Co., CASES
boots and shoes; W. d. Cnmstock, l box
walnut furniture J. F. Davis & Son, box
saddlery Continental Oh Company, 1 tank
oil /; Billingsley & Co., % bundles and boxes
baskets; Lindley d Co., l box cut tobacco ;
Weinstock & Lubia, box hats Baker &
Hamilton, 100 packages axes l.. l.. Lewis
& Co., II barrels. tiercas and cases glass
goblets, 5 barrels and boxes brittle ware
Elmer Bros, barrels liquor.
METR2S< N THEATER.-The Bates dra-
matte c5Tas rsation presented 1.-THE Octoroon'
last evening to crowded house. one that
fairly overlooked aud shut out some who de-
sired admission. 1t is the best comment that
can be made upon the capacity aad ability Of
the company. Tonight there will be given
the drama The Woman in Red" for the
fist time in this city. There is now no extra
charge made for reserved seats. Tonight is
the last but two Of this company. and these
VINO have not yet seen it, and desire to 60 so,
should govern themselves accordingly, ss it
plays next week in another city.
Losr A FfSGEK.-Yssterday as John
Churchman, of this city, was arranging q
moving machine at the Park for exhibition,
one Of that class of beings that always st.
tends to everybody's business except their
own, raised the point of the sickle-bA and
cut eff the third finger on Churchman'S right
hand. As soon as the fellow discovered the
result of his imprudent act, be darted into
the crowd and was lost sight of.
POLICE CoUBT.-Ths following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester-
day: Bad. Conway, charged with being
drunk, was discharged. J. NJ. Murray, ar.
rested for misdsmsauor, had his case contia-
ued until September 18Th. Mary Roberts,
charged with being chronic drunk, had her
trial continued to September 18Th. John
Smith. charged with battery, had his case
also continued to the 10th.
CARELESS DRIVING. yesterday morning,
while Mrs. j. III. AIcKune and daughter were
10 their buggy in front of store on the cor
ner of Tenth and j streets, the driver of an
express wagon. in the most careless manner,
struck one of this wheels of her buggy and
smashed it to pieces. Some gentlemen stand.
ing by caught the horse snd prevented what
might have resulted in serious accident.
RETURNED THANKs-R. A. Fisk, of this
city, who presented the Princess Louise as
she passed through on the train, en- route to
San Francisco, with a silver basket filed with
choice flowers, received from her Royal High
ness yesterday card of thanks, dated at the
Palace Hotsl, San Francisco.
ANTI-DEBRIs Association. The Execu.
tive Committee of the Anti Debris Associa-
ton met st their hall on Sixth street last
evening, and perfected arrangements for hold.
ing their Convention en- the Goth Of Septem-
Der. 1t will be held in the Senate chamber.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap-
peared on the slate at the station-house at 70
O'Clock lat night: Dan Sullivan and Michael
Lynch, for disturbing the peace, by Carroll,
Ksrcher and jackson Walter Carter, petit
larceny, by officer Eldred.
SUCCESSORS APPoINTED.-Leland Stanford
has been appointed by Governor Perkins q
member of the Board of Regents of the State
University, and w. w. Traylor, as Fish
Commissioner, vice Rsdding, deceased.
GRAND AUCTION SALE.-There will be g
grand auction sale of thoroughbred stock and
rosdsters az Agricultural Park at IL A. NJ to.
day, d. j. Simmons, auetionesr.
TRADE-AARk.-Yesserds Hahn & Block,
Sia Francisco. filed with the Secretary OF
State their claim to the trademark Wide
Awake" for cigars.
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