Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-28
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Total amount in Treasury.
AppORTrONNFNT
MORE yASpA11sx,-For some time n,

| MORE VANDALIsM.-For some time past
there has been considerable vandalism going
on in various portions of the city. One night
not long since property on o street, from
Twelfth to Sixteenth, suffered considerably.
Whoever the parties are, they go along the
sidewalk and pull all the caps off from fence
and gate-posts, split them up and throw them
| into the streets or carry them away The
police force has been frequently notified Of
| these occurrences, but with their small force
they are unable to render further protection
OF to secure the arrest of the guilty parties.
Some of the citizens are organizing in certain
portions of the city for their own protection
| against these lawless marauders, and they
| promise the Coroner some work soon If they
| succeed in detecting any of these nishthawks
| committing similar depredations. What
actuates anyone to commit such deeds is
beyo the comprehension of any sane per-
son. 1t is to be hoped that the persons
committing these acts will be apprehended
and prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
law.
THE BILLIARD ToURNANENT.-Therew was a
| large attendance at the Union Hotel parlors
last evening to witness the game played be-
tween Messrs. Flint and Bostwick. The fol-
| lowing was the score Flint-059 11200
1S04560012 16 $4,000
O032324020 l00173 II IL 0 $500
150003001 00001 l 0 8 3 Y 0 0
04315-20O Average. II 40. Bostwick-
O90151 320041312 24041 1851 90
II0434 000151 252I1114331 10
24020OO40009 52000009340 532
ll10115 $50 Average, = 4-43. Lloyd
Amsden and Ed. Robbins play this evening.
The HIDDEN WILL CAsB.-The contest in
the Hidden will case has occupied the atten-
ton of Judge Clark in Department One of
the Superior Court for several days past. A
| great many witnesses have been examined on
| both sides. Last evening the deposition of
| Dr. G. G.. Tyrrell was taken at his residence,
and it will be read this morning to the jury.
This completes the evidence in the case. The
argument will occupy about two days.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Joseph Hahn, who hss
been for the past eighteen years connected
with the firm of H. c. Kirk & Co., of this
city, and for twelve years past a member of
the firm, sold out his interest in the esta5.
lishment to Mrs II. G.. Xix yesterday, and
goes TO Napa valley for the benefit of his
health. He will also visit Europe later In
the season, and expects to return to this city
and resume business another fall.
TRADE. MARK-Smith, Lucy L Co., of San
Francisco, have fled with the Secretary of
State their claim to the trademark which
consists of the words-Smith, Lucy & Co. 3
Improved Chemical Olive Soap-hsving the
capital letter "A" or "B"s tanped or
printed across the face the above described
matter, SO as to indicate the quality OF soap
to which it is applied.
ARM BRoKEN.-Delia Foster, who Is much
the worse for the ardent" often, appeared
yesterday at the County Hospital with q
broken arm. No ore knows how she got it.
BY YoN bright moon, / swear !" Yes,
| lnnu, hut Ganrra dear Il Won will only