Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-29
BRIEF NOTES.

The African Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence was in session yesterday, but transs cted
no husiress of public Importance.
f. G. Birgay will be ready to receive pupils
at the art school-room No. 2 Odd Fellows
Temple, on and after Wednesday next.
By an announcement elsewhere it will he
seen that Sam Lee has purchased the vast
house business at Florin from Sing Lee.
All the suits aga nst the Odd Fellows
Savings and Commercial Bank, and all the
suits against the stockholders Of that institu-
ton, have been dismissed.
Health Officer Ferral yesterday visited
thirty-one business PLACES on the outside of
the city and made an examination of their
condition regarding cleanliness.
Sol Runyon, the extensive fruit-qrower Of
CORTLAND, is shipping daily about 200 boxes
of grapes. Some samples of the Muscat va
riety were shown at this Office yesterday, and
are as fac as have been seen this year.
All the members of the Improved Order of
Red Men will meet this evening at their hall,
the occasion being to receive the Great Chiefs
of the Order. The reception will conclude
with banquet at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Patrick f. Kinney, an old Sacrameutan,
but recently resident of San Francisco,
died in that city on the 9th instant. His
aud the funeral will take place at l P, NJ,
from iSt. Rose Church.
The hunters are getting their guns ready
for the quail slaughter that will be in
augurated Monday. The close season for
sbo sting quail, partridges and grouse closes
Sunday at midnight Quail are said to be
quite plentiful in the foothills.
A messenger boy who was employed by n.
H Foster, Chief Clerk at thu railroad shops.
disappeared a week ago yesterday. His sud
den departure is accounted for by the finding
OF two forged time checks. bearing the name
of n. H Foster and cashed by G. H. Cum
mings. One was for $50 and the other for S65.
The temperature at noon yesterday, as re-
ceived by Sergeant Bsrwick, is as follows
for the places named: Olympia 81, Portland
| 81, Roseburg 65, Mendocino So Red Bluff
| 70, Sacramento 70. San Francisco 62, Los
Angeles Sc, San Diego ~ Salt Lake 20,
Cheyenne 70, Denver n, North Platte. 20,
| Omaha Go.
In the Police Court, yesterday, Tom Gainor
was fined $40 for disturbing the peace. All
Young was held to answer for assault to
murder. All 10y, accused of battery, and
Josie Martinez, of disturbing the peace, were
! discharged. Judgment in the case of George
! Dronchett, an alleged disturber of the peace,
was deferred. The battery cases Of All Tie
and Wong All Dick were continued TO Octo-
Der 5.h.
A very enjoyable social was given by the
ladies OF the Congregational Society last
evening, in the church psrors. A genuine
reformation in the "church social line was
noticeable. in the absence of the usual long
programme of musical and literary exer-
| cises, " and in place the evening was devoted
| to social chat and merry mingling of old and
! young, few instrumental and vocal num-
bers and refreshments served in picnic bas-
ket style.
HOP MARKET.-There has been practically
no change in the hop market for the past
week, and but few slles are reported. Some
transfers Of small lots have been made at II
to IS cents, and some very choice lots at a
| little better figure. Reports from the East
show about the same condition of affairs, but
some sales ere reported at as high figure as
| "a cents. American hops were not quoted in
! the London England. market on September
| I1tb, as shown by the W. II. & Il. LIE May
Report Of that date. The Report says :
There has been good supply of new hops
this wseF. Prices are steady. The effects of
| the late gale are in some gardens more disas'
! trous than was at first thought, and growers
| do not appear to be in hurry to sell at pres
ent prices"
AN OPENING.-O Monday, it is announced
elsewhere, the Consumers Tea Company.
VIM. Lampsrt manager, will open business
| in the store rs J street, formerly occupied as
drug store by Terry McMorry. MIR. Lam
pert has been manager of the Great Ameri-
| can Importing Tea Company, but severed his
connection with the store about two months
| ago. and after visiting number OF places
with the intention of locating, he returned to
| Sacramento, satisfied that he could not lind
a more eligible location for going into bust.
ness.
WE BEG to remind our patrons that we
carry complete line of silver.plated table
ware of standard makes, comprising forks,
knives, spoons, casters, cske-baskets card re.
ceivers, etc of choice designs at manu-
facturer's prices. Red House.
MILE. L. LoUIr, having returned from her
summer vacation, she will reopen her French
classes October LIST. A conversational class
(Ssuver SYSTEM will meet weekly.
SOCIETY demands two things of everybody,
viz: To be we'll shod and to be well gloved.
Both can be accomplished at Red House.
| ASTHMA and bronchitis cured by DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
| ties free.