Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-31

HUssARs' PIcNIc.-The Husssrs' picnic st
East Park Grove yesterday was success in
every way. Music was furnished by the
Hussar band, and all those who desired to
trip the light fantastic toe had ample eppor-
tunity. The principal feature was the prize.
shooting. The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows, ard the shooting was better than usual :
l, Sergeant J. Miller, company gold medal
2, Corporal j. Wiezal, silver medal by Cap
tain i. Ruthstaller; 8, II. Guthrie. pair of
pants by E. G. Ebert; 4. Sergeant G. Neale,
gold-quartz studs by A. Ross; 8, Jos. Fritz,
silver card bouquet-receiyer by II. Wach-
horst; 6, M. Graf. box of French
claret by +. Eoner; z, G. Christianson,
cane by M. lGraf; s. NJ. Miller, brus-
sells rug by Locke Il LavensoD; 9, Boliar,
silver medal by Lieutenant Schumacher
TO- L. Roder. silver pickle dish by J. Conrad
II, f. A. Casseli, half dozen white shirts by
J. Trarbach Il, q. Meyer, a china tea set
by Sergeant Miller; Is, 4. Haglestein, sill.
YER butter dish by Mechanics Store; Il, T.
Elmer, revolver by G. sitler; Is, f. He'll
bron, box of cigars by a. Alderman 16.
G. H. Wetzel, silver pickle dish by Alderman &
Co.: II, Sergeant FL Schwartz, buggy whip
by J. T. StoI; Is. S. II. Altpe:er 50. cash,
by Major Heilbron 10. Lieutenant. Schiller,
a hat by d. II. Quinn 20. August Hebron, a
barrel OF -four by George Schroth; 81 Captain
Rhustaller, box of wine by Weiurich & Co.; %,
J. L. Schiller, s.. cash, by G. Sellinger; %,
Lieutenant Huelsmnn, box of wine by Bar
tells & Gregory; "a, F. Martz, cake by
fishing pole by II, Eckhardt DC. Sergeant j.
Damott, saber by F. Heilbron q, J.
Grover. leather medal by the com pany.
Hussars' race-First, E. Roeder; second. r.
Grossi. Bands running race-First, c. Zim-
mercher second, L. Sweitzsr. GiEI's race
Rosa Kuuz Married ladies raoe-Mrs.
Miller.
OPEN AIR CoNoERT.-The Hussar band
will play at the Plaza this evening. Hereto
fore they have played Tuesday evenings, but
owing to another engagement for tomorrow
nighs they will play at the Plaza this even
ing. The following choice selections will be
rendered: March, Medley" polks, =" Nc.
desta;" thema and variations for clarionet,,
by L. S. Grant; waltz, "The Witchss; :"
selection, "a Genevive de Brabant;" schot-
tische, Golden Slippers;" galop, " Home
Run ;" Home Again"
SELECT SCHOOL. Fannie 1. Smith
will teach select school in the basement of
the Presbyterian Church, at the corner of
Sixth and L streets, during tbs vacation of
the public schoslz. Attention given to the
primary, intermediate and grammar branches.
The charges are moderate.
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CAUcUs.-Al
Republican electors of the Third Ward are
requested to meet at the Court house Thurs
day evening, August 81, at o'clock, to agree
upon delegates to represent the ward in the
Republican County Convention.
THERE is no denying that Hale Bros. & Co.
sell large part of their stock at less than
San Francisco wholesale prices. The Ques.
ton naturally arises How do they live
Simply because our cash is as good as the
jobbeia, and we use the quantity to enable US
to purchase direct from manufacturers.
A M1GHTY SWEEP is being made at Hale's
gtea. clearance sale. Remember, S25, 600
worth Of summer goods are being slaughtered
New INDUCEMENTS offered each day at
Hsle's great clearance sale,