Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-21

evening ID incorrect IL VIII De letG on Z RI.
day evening Of this week at the Cougrega-
tional Church..
A. n. Buchanan, assignee Of G. Y. Smith,
will cause to be sold by public auction on
next Monday the stock Of merchandise con-
tanned in the store No. 72j J street. It con-
sists of pictures, picture frames, holdings,
and other similar goods.
Yesterday morning in the Police Court, the
case of L. j. Dierssen was continued until
to-day. In the afternoon another complaint
was sworn TO by @. A. Luhrs, charging the
man with defrauding his creditors. A bond
was given for hid appearance this morning.
There was considerable comment on the
streets yesterday in regard to the action Of
the officers in inducing the Governor to offer
a reward on the very day of the arrest; but,
at all events, it is not payable until a convic-
ton is obtained, and the money has yet to be
earned.
CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICIAL. = Mr..
Sergeant-at.Arms Farrelly is about to be
overhauled by an investigating committee of
the Assembly. Il is time. Il is charged
that when he was Sergeant. before
he had to be brought up with round turn.
In these columns attention was first directed
TO this autocrat of the north wing of the
Capitol. It was then pointed out that he
was oYerbaRriug, insoleA5 and altogether too
much on SHE make" It is charged now
that he drinks too deeply of the dark waters
Chris Buckley serves in the well; :" thst
he places The names of parties on
the payroll who do no service
that be has compelled pages to divide their
poor earnings with him; that when Secfe-
tary Of State Thompson gave a vender of
Efa.
north hall, Mr.. Farrelly cinched the man to
the tune Of $50, and attempted to bleed him
ths-eafter still more, but the dealer resented
the imposition that he wants =" 2 piece for
courtesies he should accord gratis that be
charges, or attempts to charge, members 8
lively fee for sets Of bills that he is brawler
and draws pistols freely that generally Far
RELY ID tncampeteHf, vverussriug sud un-
scrupulous official, and sadly wanting in those
gentlemanly qualities which should charac-
terizs one in his position. The House has
appointed MessTs. Johnston, Crumpton,
Storke, Rhiel and kerrick to inquire into
the conduct OF this man. AS TO the charges
made this paper has no knowledge outside
those of the disc0urtesY aad Tudeness that
prevail in his Office. The others are matters
of rumor, and as TO them the air is " full
of it,"
MADAME ELLMENREIcH.-Mada Ellmen
reich, who is to appear at the Metropolitan
Theater this evening, comes with reputs-
ton which entities her to the name of the
Queen of Tragedy. The company which viii
support her is the strongest that has appeared
in this city for some time, being tie entire
company from Haverly California 1heater,
Of San. Francisco, and in addition Miss
Louise Sylvester, formerly leading lady
IF nF
New York. A very successful engage.
ment in San Francisco has just been closed.
This and tomorrow evenings Mary Stuart
will be presented, and tomorrow st the matt
nee the well known play of Camille"
which viii be reproduced on Friday evening.
MARY Stuart will be again presented at
the Saturday matinee, and the engagement
will close on Saturday evening with "Adri-
enne Lscouvreur." There is no extra charge
for reserved seats.
Suffers FoRT.-Ths old adobe building
on Twenty eighth and K streets, which is all
that is left of Suffers fort, and the only Sac
ramento relic Of the days previous to the gold
discovery, is fast falling 20 pieces. 1t will be
but comparatively short time until it will be
q thing Of the past, and al that will rensil
will be some Of the adobe brick deposited in
dissolution pervades the entire building. The
windows doors and stairs are all gone. OF
late the lower portion has been used to
shelter some young stock from the Indictment
weather There was some talk few years
ago of the Pioneers preserving the place, but
it is now too fer gone. The pretty green
knoll on which it stands is now the property
of resident of Chicago. Curiosity and
relic-hunters have begun to carry away pieces
of the adobe, the adobe portion Of the walls
being all that remains of the original build.
ing erected by General Suffer.
SABBATH SCHOOL UNION. The annual
meeting of the Sabbathschool Union was
held last evening as the Congregational
Church, Sparrow Smith presiding. The cleo
ton of ofhesrs for the ensuing year resulted
as follows President, @. A. Maydwell !;
Secretary. f. II. Fsrris; Treasurer, Miss
Alice Griffith. An address upon the Bible
was delivered by Rev. II. Fl. Rice, in which
he said that the present sge is largely de-
voted to physical culture and to the accurnu-
lation of physical culture. Unless this is
eounteracted in some way, the result viii be
killing cut the higher, spiritual life Just as
the c,inging ivy 6nslly kills the monarch
oak. We are something more than we'll
trained animals, notwithstanding this is the
theory of the materiaiist. II we are to make
our education complete or helpful, every win
dow of the soul must be opened 10 eli direc-
tons, and no education ia liberal unless the
soul is enlightened by the knowledge which
the Bible furnishes.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board of
Supervisors were in regular session yesterday,
all the members present. a further rsduc-
ton of Court-house insurance was ordered,
leaving the smount at $50. 600. being less
than one-half the former insurance. Stein
man voted No. A second reconsideration of
the vote on the resolution substituting horse.
power for steam at the County II spital was
had, and the original resolution was adopted,
and it was ordered that the clerk advertise
for bids for tie work. The Board then adj
journed until 10 a. NJ. to-day.
FoR SALE. the finest and cleanest stock in
Sacramento-from the Blue Housewife be
sold at immense reduction from first cost.
Boots and shoes, hats and caps, gents furnish
ing goods. Do not miss this opportunity az
Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
A CLEAN SwEEP.-Not only one or two
4 = ,artment lines marked down, but through
Every department. Saoe5 from % cents 3
pair; boots for men from 81 30; clothing
from s. suit, st the great combination sale
st the Red House.
TABLE LINENs AND NAPKNs.-Splendid