Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-29
LOCAL DAsHEs.

4OOhL 0honaSs
The City Free Library will be closed both
day and evening to-day.
The hours of delivering mail at the Post.
Office to-day will be the same as those of Sun.
day.
The Xopos Dancing Club will hold their
regular monthly dance at Jacobs Hall to-
night.
Seventy-seven immigrants. including fifty
males, will arrive from the East by the over.
land train tomorrow.
Gray Frank and Prince, two Of the PAGERS
that are to take part in the races at Agricult
ural Park this afternoon, came up from the
Bay yesterday.
A festival and ball for the benefit of St.
Rose Church will be given this evening at the
old pavilion, corner Sixth and M streets. The
floor has been newly canvased.
Return Roberts, manager of the Madeira
Flume and Mill Company, of Fresno, was in
this city Tuesday, and purchased four horses
and sixty mules for use in logging.
Sheriff T. B. Walker, of Los Angeles,
passed through the city en- route for Folsom
yesterday, with Edward Fitzgerald. sentenced
to six years for burglary, and S. Ernest. two
years for forgery.
The passenger train that left for Woodland
last evening was the first complete train Of
the new color that has left this city. 1t was
admired by all, and certainly is an improve
msnt on the old yellow.
At the depot yesterday was young mother
with her nine small children, en- route to Red
ding. The eldest was only years of age.
She says she intends starting settlement of
her own in Northern California.
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poned until Sunday, to await the arrival of
his daughter, Mrs. Hill, from Eureka, Cal.
The body has been embslmed and is at the
undertaking rooms of w. j. K. Cavanaugh.
Owing to the change in clocks by the
standard regulation, Sergeant BarwicS, of
the Signal Service Station in this city, takes
two observations at 16 o'clock, one at 20
o'clock, and gets through his days work st
% o'clock.
A Chinaman was arrested yesterday for
theft. When he was searched at the STATEN
house large chisel was found concealed upon
his person. The chissl is stamped l.. Ege-
berg, which no doubt is the name of The
owner of the tool.
That the town of Dixon will be handsomely
and substantially rebuilt, is evidenced from
the fact that several car loads of brick are
shipped there daily from this place. 1t is
said that the entire burned district will be re-
built with elegant freproof buildings.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the church of the United Brethren in
Christ, corner Fourteenth and K streets, TO-
day, at 10:45 A. NJ The sermon will be
preached by Rev. 7. S. Dunn. Pastors of
the city will participate in the services.
The Metropolitan Theater has been under.
going general reno Jation. New carpets
have been put in the greenroom and some in
the auditorium, and all the others taken up
and cleaned. The heaters have been put in
position and the entrances reprinted and
ciled.
Two sleeping cars, the Msrcsd and Mon
terey, arrived from the East yesterday for
the Pullman Company, and were sent to San
Francisco, attached to freight train, yester
day. They are the two cars that were par.
TALLY burned at the Tehschipa disaster and
have been rebuilt East.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday the following business was transacted:
All Jim was convicted Of carrying a concealed
weapon, and sentenced to pay fine of $50 or
80 days in the county Jail. The case of vii.
liam Billings, charged with having stolen O
ride on the Central Pacific cars, was continued
until the 30tb. The case of William Billings,
for disturbing the peace, the same order.
Mock Soon, one of the Chinese rioters, was
held to answer for murder. The other two
Cinnamon implic ated with Mock Soon are be.
ing examined.
REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-Sherburn &
Smith, auctioneers, will sell, by order of the
Beard of Directors of the Germania Building
and Loan Association, Wednesday next. at
IL o'clock A. NJ on the premises, the north 60
feet of lot 5, and the north 60 feet of the east
half of lot 6, in the block M and N, Sixth
and Seventh streets, being 60 feet on the
west side of Seventh street, and 120 feet on
the alley, together with the tWo-story brick
dwelling, containing foup rooms and kitchen
on the lower floor, and three bedrooms and
bath on the upper.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-The cadet company
Governors Guard) held an election at their
armory last evening. It was largely at
tended, and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The following officers were elected: Cap.
tsip, Samuel Kay; First Lieutenant. H.
Allen; Second Lieutenant, B. +. Shields.
HUssARs' BALL The Sacramento Hus-
ssrs Frederick Hebron, Captain) will give
grand military and civic ball at Turner
Hall this evening. This company, an indie
pendent military organization. is famous for
giving elegant entertainments.