Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-09
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
The Board of Officers Of the First ARTILLERY
Regiment meets this evening at Armory
Hall.
| L. T.. Lewis & Co. received two carloads Of
stoves from the East yesterday, most of them
Garland ranges.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
and society will give a reception this evening
in the psrlors of the church.
| earle & Croly have been repairing the floor
| in the Pavilion this week, making it as good
as new. The building is now being used as q
skating rink.
names of Thomas Dryer, burglary; Louis
petty larceny.
Officer Farrell found vslise last evening
on Second street, between the depot and I
street. The owner can get the same by call
ing at the police station.
"What has become Of the Street Commits
| sioner ?" was q question frequently asked
yesterday by parties who had to wade through
the mud on the street crossings.
Flour was advanced by all the millers in
the city yesterday from S. 25 per barrel to
recent rise in the price of wheat
The Modoc arrived several hours late yes.
terday from San Francisco, having for some
distance hauled barge Of coal that the
Apache brought part of the way the day
before.
The sidewalk on Fifth street, between N
and 0, is in a very dilapidated condition. If
it is not repaired soon the city will no doubt
have damage suit on its hands, as some pc.
destrian is likely to get hurt.
The residence of George Cadwalader, Oh N
street, was sold at auction yesterday fer
50. 500 Joseph Gray, of Butte county, was
the purchaser. The personal property dis
posed of at the same sale brought $4,000.
The entries to the races advertised to take
place at Agricultural Park on November
och, 30sh, and December LIST will close on
November 18th with Robert Allen. at Sacra-
mento, or Killip & Co., 1l6 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
At the meeting held at Turner Hall
Wednesday evening to make arrangements
for procuring funds to defend O'Donnell, the
slayer of Carey, the Irish informer, the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to canvass
the city and county Martin Devine and NJ
Rigney, Second and Fourth Wards M. Nc
Kenna and E. Malone, First and Third
Wards NJ. O'Herne and J. Hanlin, Gait (;
M. Haley and J. Rooney, Brighton.
EXHIBITION, CONCERT AND BALL.-A gym
nastic exhibition and concert was given last
evening at Turner Hall by the Sacramento
Turn Verein for the benefit of the instructor,
Robert Riecken. The hall was filed with a
large audience of gentlemen, ladies and chill
dreu, to whom the entertainment was most
enjoyable. The gymnastic school of the Sac
ramento Turner'S is one of the best in
the State, the hall is furnished with all
the necessary apparatus, and the pupils
are instructed by an experienced teacher.
The exercises consisted of overtures by the
orchestra exercises on the horizontal bar, by
members of the first class; wand exercises, by
first and second class boys; dance, by girls (;
song, Barcarole," by the Turner Harmonic /;
foil fencing, by Turner's Hagelstein and Sey-
mour; exercises on parallel bars, by first
class Indian club swinging, with song, by
boys juggling act. by Turner Rudolph; and
plastic tableau, "Virginius," by boys. The
Indian club swinging was timed by the sing
ing of the "Blue Danube by the Harmonic,
and the movements were in perfect accord
with the music. Turner Liebsch, of San
Francisco, gave several splendid Rotations
which was no small feature of the evening 3
entertainment. The dance by the little girls
was gracefully executed, and some of the
feats on the parallel bars would have done
credit to skilled scrobats. The entertain.
ment concluded with social dance.
Our SoHooLs.-In addition to the persons
heretofore named for Directors Of the city
schools, Republican sends to this office
the following names: Fl. Wachhorst and
John Eitel, in the First Ward; E. Leitch
and J. n. Young, in the Second Benjamin
WEIGH and John NJ. Millikeu, in the Third I;
and A. P. Catlin and L. S. Taylor, in the
Fourth. A. S. Hopkins is also mentioned
for the Fourth. 1t may here be remarked
that Felix Tracy, who has served so long and
acceptably as President of the City Board of
Education, authorizes the statement that he
will not under any circumstances, accept a
denomination. He ia from the Fourth Ward
AS to the Office OF Superintendent, there
seems to be a very general expression in IA
vor of the denomination OF DR.. j. r. Laine,
present incumbent.
AUCTION TUFsDAY.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction q: the residence, on the northwest
corner of Ninth and L streets. on Tuesday,
November 18Th, at 10 a. NJ, as follows: Nine
elegant ash and cottage bedroom sets, aud
fine psrlor set ana center table, nine clipper
edge spring mattresses, nine wool and hair
mattresses, seventeen lace curtains, cornices
and shades, thirteen elegant Brussels and in
grain carpets, hall and stair carpets, fine
feather pillows and holsters, comforts, large
white blankets, lounges, center tables, willow
rockers and camp chairs. oilcloth, one fine
range and kitchen furniture, crockery and
glassware. The goods are all of the latest
patterns and style, and have been in use only
two months.
AUCTION SATURDAY.-Ball & Co.. auction.
GERS, will sell Saturday, November 10th, at
1870 o'clock, at sslesroom, sol K street, car
PETE, maple and walnut bedroom sets, Brus-
sells carpet, spring and hair mattresses, cook
and parlor stoves, etc. Also a special sale at
2 P. NJ, of fine assortment Of ladies' under
wear, lace handkerchiefs, Lisle thread gloves,
cotton and wooden hosiery, portemonnaies,
jewelry, ETC., part OF which is now On exhi-
bition in the show-window at sol K street.
AUCTION TODAY Sherburn & Smith,
suctioneers, will sell at 1870 a. NJ. to-day. at
the residence of the late J. T. Pike, all the
household goods, comprising one 7.oclave
square grand Edwards & Son piano, pArlor
furniture, mahogany bedroom furniture, bed
stesds and mattresses, hat rack, lounges, oak
extension table, dining chairs, carpets, stair
and hall carpets, range and fixtures, kitchen
table and safe, crockery and glassware, and
othsr furniture.
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