Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-16

| SACRAMENTO BAND OF HoPE.-The Sac
ramento Band of Hope, an institution
which has a large membership, gave a
! literary and social entertainment at West
| minister PRESBYTERIAN Church last Friday
evening, which was largely attended-in
| fact, the house was crowded. An admis-
sion of % cents was charged for adults and
| 10 cents for children. After the literary
| exercises, ice-cream and cakes were fur
nished to all free. The names of those
who participated were as follows Prayer,
| by Rev. II. H. Rice; piano solo, by Miss
| Louisa CoOlot; recitationS, by May Walker,
Lille and Richard Coyne, Dottie Smith
| Metie Harris, Frank Coyne, Maud Reed,
Bessie Clark, George Zimmerman, Daisy
| Hendricks, Lulu Stickney, Edith Stevens
! Jennie Miller, Addie Dierssen, Julia Wise
man. Pauline McGraw: dialogue by thir-
teen little girls dialogue, by Jessie Logan
and Willie Sedgewick; song, George Zim-
norman; song. Willie Sedgewick; vocal
solo Daisy KendricB and Maud Chittenden !;
| vocal solo, Mr.. SanbOrn readings, by Lee
Harris and Charley Turner.
RUNAwAY.-Ye yesterday, at 11:30 4. NJ, at
Second and streets a coupe belonging TO
Mr. Miller broke in two, in consequence of
the iron straps connecting the main portion
of the vehicle with the front part breaking.
The driver was thrown to the pavement,
and hurt his head 50 that he was stunned
for few minutes The horse ran uD J
street at furious rate of speed, drawing
the front wheels behind him, and near the
corner of Fourth street brought up against
the rear Of the hack standing by the side
walk, and fell, one of his feet passing
through a wheel of the hack. BystanderS
took care of him, and he was soon relieved
from his dangerous predicament but with
few cuts and abrasions. The hack lost a
little paint and the shafts of the coupe
which the runaway was attached to were
broken.
Ok THE WARPATH.-An aged German,
who is the proprietor of a hog ranch in the
eastern suburbs of the city, and who pays
daily visits with his swill cart to the back
doors of hotels and restaurants, is the mad
dest man in the city, and is anxious to
whip somebody. AS he drove out home on
| Saturday last some wag attached a large
placard to the cnd-gate of his wagon read
ing " Democratic free lunch wagon-help
Yourself out of Tildens barl.' He says ::
= vas Democrat. py shimmeny, and you
pet mine life found out dot man who was
make dot card NIT mine wagon, | fight him
NIT some clubs.
| SKIPPED To OREGoN.-It is said that The
odore Dugan, who has been running an
opposition line OF stages between this city
and Plymouth, Amador county, has
d" skipped by the light of the moon" 1t
appears that he became indebted quite
deeply. and, pulling off his two stages,
! "Wednesday evening started overland with
| them for Oregon. 1t is understood that the
man who is with him has a bill of sale of
! the outfit, and Dugan'S creditors have con-
| cludcd not to follow him up.
PoLrIcs IN Butte CorNTY-A gentle
man who came down from Butte county
yesterday states that 4 Blaine and Logan
club with membership of nearly two
hundred, was organized at Chico Thursday
night 1t is a central organization, com
prising a club of Plumcd Knights, another
of Boys in Blue, etc, and the membership
! is expected 10 soon reach the neighborhOod
of 300 At Oroyille Saturday night a
Blaine and Logan club was organized, with
about 80 members.
CoMNERcIAL.-The following steamers
| have arrived at Sacramento since the last
report: San joaquin No. 3, from the upper
Sacramento. with barge of wood; Dover,
from the upper river, with barge of grain
San Joaquin No. >, from San Francisco,
with general merchandise and barge OF
freight Departed joaquin No. 3, for
the upper Sacramento, with barge OF
freight San joaquin No. >, for San Fran
cisco with barge Of wood and one OF
grain.
CHINESE ENTERTAINERS. - Y esterday
afternoon two Cinnamon had an alteration
in a house on the north side of | street, a
few doors above Second, resulting in one of
them hitting the other on the head with a
weapon of some kind, inflictinga bad cut.
The police were notified. but the aSsailant
had disappeared and cannot be found.
TIGHr-RopE WALKIxG-The perform
ance given by the Australian Blondin at
Eighth and sterets Saturday night drew a
great crowd of people, and was voted de-
cidedly interesting by those delightng IN
feats of daring. The performer gives his
last entertainment in this city tonight.
THE new Photographic studio of J. w
Ieftwich. at 504 J street, will be opened tc
the public Tuesday, June 18th, and Mr.
Lcftwich extends a cordial invitation to his