Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-27
LOCAL DASHEs.

Two stolen coats, vests ana pair OF pants
are at the police station awaiting an owner.
Curtis Mccoy, a youth, while riding near
Walsh's station had his leg broken by reason
of his horse falling.
Charles Guyamsn, an escape from Folsom
State Prison, passed through the city last
night, en- route for his old quarters.
Dan. Helps challenges any man in Califor-
MIA to box with him for any amount and the
light weight championship of the coast,
Harry Ginsberg, employed at the passen-
ger depot, was presented with an elegant
gold watch and chain yesterday by the con-
| ductors on the road.
NJ. Brennan and d. Brown will have o
soft-plove contest on Monday evening next,
for 5000 side. The money has been put up
and the boxers are in training.
On the slate last night were the names Of
Robert Briggs and John Carlson, drunk
James Siney. disturbing the peace, and
Thomas Saunders, petit larceny.
Occidental Eacampment, No. ~. l. o. O.
F., Tuesday evening, December 25tb, elected
the following officers for the ensuing term :
W. a. Stephenson, G. P; 0 w. Erlewine,
IL. P; w. III. Sherburn, S. w; J. II. Ray
Scribe; Nelson Wilcox, Treas; Ben. Leon
ard, J. w.
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Church last evening o very pleasant Christ
mas entertainment was held. The csntats Of
Santa Claus was excellently rendered, and
reflected credit on the young folks taking
part. At the close presents were distributed
from a well-flled tree.
The fence erected around the Mills group
Of statusry in the Capitol is only a tempo.
razy affair 1t is intended to construct an
iron fence of neat and appropriate design
around the beautiful gift, but this will be
done under the supervision OF Mr., Mile,
who wisely desires to see that it is done
properly.
The markets Of Sacramento are always sn
object Of attraction at Christmas season, and
have never been more go than the present
week. The meat markets are filled with
| choicest meats of all kinds, selected especially
| for the holiday trade, and the decorations
| displayed add pleasing effect. Parties visit
| ing Sacramento from other localities, and
especially from the East, speak admiriugly
of the markets here while in their holiday
dress.
At an election held by Valley Council, No.
! 60. /. o. G. F., last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
C.. c., w. B. Maydwell; V, c., r. T..
Devlin; Sec, c. A. Maydwell; Financier,
| 4. 3. Hall Treasurer. G. a. Luhers Pre-
late, George Moss; Marshal, A. a. Flint f.;
Warden, q. f, Sanboru ; Sentry, Al. Muir
! Guard, 2. Potter; Trustees J. Z. Mills,
George B. Blue and H. H. Paulk Medical
Examiner, DIR. j. Il. Lame.
| A Christmas entertainment was given by
the members of the Chinese Mission on l
street, between Sixth and Seventh, on Tues
day evening. A literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered, portion of which
! - Nd tha I -,
| English. Several American people were
present and listened TO the numbers of the
programme with much interest, as indicating
| the proficiency in language acquired through
! the Mission study and work. After the lit
erary exercises the Chinese members of the
association served to the visitors and all
present bountiful supply of refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, cakes, candies and
other delicacies.
METROPOLITAN TAEATER-The Jay Rial
Combination has been doing good business
Ga Christmas afternoon and evening the
house was crowded for both performances.
Last evening London Assurance was per.
| formed to fair audience. The comedy ia
| familiar to theater-goers, and the manner Of
| its production was satisfactory and credit
| able to the company. Few comedies on the
stage admit OF better opportunities to all Of
the participants for the display OF dramatic
talent, and the various parts were creditably
performed Tonight the "Ticket-of. Leave
! Man will be produced. and tomorrow even
| ing Camille will be given by request,
with Miss Louise Rial, Of course, as Queen
| of the Cameliss. Ga Sunday night Muldoon,
the famous wrestler, and one of the finest
specimens of physical manhood living, will
! appear in his classical statusry acts during
| the performance of Uncle Toms Cabin. u
| On Monday evening next the Hawkins x
| Cartwright Minstrels take the boards. The
management deserves commentator for the
! perfection with which the theater is heated,
! the temperature being warm and comforta-
| bic, and the atmosphere entirely free from
dampness.
DARKROOM FIGHT. About hslf-past 1C
O'Clock last night sporting NJ an by the nsme
of Charles Dresser entered the Bank Ex.
/ change Saloon, a! the corner of Second and
| K streets in a very much intoxicated condi,
! ton. He commenced abusing all those pres,
! emit, and stepping up to q young man
| by the name of Berry, wantonly struck
him q heavy blow in the face. Berry drew
! a pistol and struck Dresser over the head
with it. inflcting deep and painful scalp
wound, which bled profusely. He knocked
| down Dresser and mauled the latter until tbs
bystsuders thought he had been properly
cared for, when Berry was taken off. Dur.
ing the melee the pistol flew out of Berry:
hands, and when it struck the floor was dis
charged, but luckily no one was injured
thereby.
APPo1NTMENTs.-Gove Stoneman ha:
appointed the following Commissioners Of
Deeds for California Charles H. Tully, al
Tucson, Arizona Territory; w. T. Cavs
naugh, at Topeka, Kansas Edward j.
Jones, at Boston, Massachusetts,, and 10
seph b. Nones, at New York City.
Notlce-Hnle Bros.
Only three more days for the purchase oil
holiday novelties, st immense reduction IL
price, to close out.
Fine lace collars, reduced from 81 % t.
70 cents.
Fine linen handkercbiefs-ha dozen II
! fancy box-reduced from 81 80 to 81 80.
French "Sabots" of fine silk crepe, in oper:
shades.
Don't fail to visit us while we are closin.
out these goods, for the balance of this week.
In order to dispose of the few odd lotssa