Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-25
CAPITAL CHIPS.
Sacramento river, seven feet.


There was quite rush a. the City Library
on its reopening yesterday.
The pay car arrived yesterday and will pay
off the employees of the railroad in this city
to-day.
c. w. Allen has arrived from Lower Lake
with 800 head of mutton sheep for Philip
Herzog.
Governor Perkins has appointed as Notary
Public, for the county OF Fresno, William H.
Mckenzie, TO reside at Fresno.
A Menke, of Sacramento, has filed with
the Secretary of State his claim to the
trademark, " The Star" for hops.
The crib that was built around the entrance
TO the nav theater was torn away Yesterday
and the handsome front exposed to view.
Deputy Sheriff J. n. Stevens came up from
San Francisco last evening with Tong Foe
en- route to Folsom State Prison for five years.
Some of the new chairs were put in position
at the Metropolitan Theater yesterday
They are handsome and comfortable to sit on.
Henry Winters, the pugilist convicted in
the Police Court OF Wednesday last, was not
the merchant on the corner Of Second and NJ
streets.
The Board OF Supervisors were in the coun-
try viewing bridges yesterday. They will be
in session at their room in the Hall of Records
to-day.
Melons were never SO good. abundant and
cheap in this market as the present season.
Carloads are being shipped eastward from
this city daily.
The first shipment of hops made this season
was mad9 by I. 3 Flint ana w. Lehman on
Tuesday last. Sixty bales were forwarded by
them to Hermann & Co., San Francisco, per
steamer Apache.
FOUND DEAD-At an inquest held by Cor.
orer a. J. Vermilys, at Folsom, Wednesday
last, on the body of man found dead on the
Mormon Island road. lear Robbers ravine,
that morning, the jury rendered the follow
ing verdict: "We, the Coroner's jury, duly
summoned and sworn to inquire into the
cnuse of said mans death, do find, from the
evidence before us, said mans name to be J.
5. 5. Robinson, native of Nova Scotia, aged
about 6S years, aud that his death resulted
from exhaustion and overhead" Mr.. Rob.
inson was a member of Granite Lodge, I.
and A. NJ, at Folsom, and will be buried by
the Masonic fraternity to-day.
New HoTEL.-The new thrre.story brick
hotel:built by John Breuner, on the north side
of J street, between Tenth and Eleventh, has
been completed, and is fac addition to
recent improvements in that growing part of
the city. The new hotel has been named the
Russ House. It has already been leased by
Messrs.; Nv. S. Mack and J. Mattice, who are
now putting it in order for a formal opening,
to take place on Saturday evening, the I'd Of
September.
A CASE OF SUIcIDE.-A man by the name
of Rushing Billany was found dead in his bed,
about o'clock yesterday morning, at 22i
street. He was lying on his bed with towel
over his fscs and two-ounce bottle, empty.
but labeled chloroform, By his bedside. His
body was taken charge of by the Coroner,
and an inquest will be held this evening.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap-
peared on the slate at tie staticn-house last
night a. u o'clock w. f. Coleman, for EN-.
bezzlsment, by officer Ash James McLane.
charged with disturbing the peace. by officer
jackson.
IMMIGRANTS. = Ninety sight Immigrant
passengers passed Carlin yesterday, en- route
TO California. There are fifty-three males in
the company. They viii arrive in Sacra-
mento by the oveIl .nd train this afternoon.