Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-30

SpoILIEG FOR A FIGHr-About P. NJ
yesterday three reughs or FOUNDERS walked
down x street, taking up the entire side
walk, and treated insoleDtly whoever they
met. While passing in front of the Sacrs-
mento Restaurant, Gu K street, between
Third end Fourth, they were met by three
young men. One OF the FOUNDERS was ex-
ceedingly rough and insulting, jostled against
the young men, and extended an Invitation
to fight. After passing Fome little distance
one Of the youths stepped back and told the
bully be thought he should apologize for his
actions. The latter squared off, put up his
props" as he cslled them, and dared the
youth to do the same. He evidently did not
know that he had found John l.. Sullivan
in disguise, for the youth knocked him out in
one round with tbs greatest OF ease. BY.
stnaders interfered, and the man who had
been epoiIiDg for a fight was saved from a
sound drubbing. Later in thu evening the
three parties spoken of tried TO run o five
cent beer saloon up town. The proprietor
knocked them in the head with msllet and
threw them into the street. No arrests.
THE STAR OF THE WEsT.-J. f. Richard
son returned to the city yesterday from West
Point, in Calaveras county. Mr.. Richardson
is the superintendent of the Star Of the West
mine, which is located two miles east of the
town Of West Point. He brought with him
some handsome specimens of collaborating
quartz, which he Gays we're taken from the
vein on tho 200-fo0t level. The quartz is
rich both in free gold and sulphurets. Over
ems hundred tons OF ore is on the dump
ready for crushing, end the assays show that
il will yieIi from $40 TO 500 per ton. This
mine Is entirely owned and controlled by
Sacramento capisal Some Of the stock OF
This mine will be sold for assessments at Gil
K street. at P. II. to-day.
AUCTION WEDSFsDAY.-Shey & Smith
VIII cell Wednesday, August LIST, at 1880
o'clock A. NJ, Of the residence Of Rev. I. E.
Dwinall, No. 1927 l. street, the furniture,
carpets, ETC., comprising. in part. hair-cloth
psrior set, three walnut chamber sets, spring
beds, Brussels, three-ply and ingram carpets.
lounge, chairs, corsicss, tables, walnut hat.
tree, stair carpet, bureau, beds.ead. pillow,
e5 tension dining table, dining chairs, Rich
mond range, psrlor stoves, full line OF din
iug-room and kitchen utensils, garden hoss
and tools. Sale positive and on account Of
| removal. Terms cash.
ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVENING. - AT
meeting of the California Temperance So.
ciety held at their hall, 517 < street, the fol
| lowing programme was carried out: An ad
dress, by Mr.. Parker; piano solo, by Mis-;
NJ. Gray piano solo, by the Misses Kendall
reading, by Willie Kaszenstein piano sole
| by Miss Carson reading, by Miss Kendall
reading, by Mr.. Lucey recitation, By Miss
! Carson.
ANOTHER DAMAGE SUu.-Hsrrison Prindlt
has commenced suit against The City Railway
Company for So, 900 damages. He clsimI
that he got on the cara at the depot, and gsv'
| the driver 25-cent piece. He refused to &C
ceot the tickets of tbs company, and dc
| ,nanded 20 cents in change. Hs was put Of
the car and checked By the conductor. Edge-
ton & Post are his attorneys.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs ami bronchil
diseases, G. W. chesley, agent.