Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-05

| tne committee adjourned, 10 meet at the
same place next Sunday afternoon at l
o'clock.
PLUMED KNIGHTS OF SACRAMENro.-The
above organization held another and large
meeting last night at the " Wigwam," Pres
| ident Mckee in the chair. The Finance
| Committee reported progress, and requested
J that two additional members be added,
and c. l.. Nelson and George Jackson
were selected to act. This committee Will
meet at the Office of f. F. Taylor to-day
at 10 A. NJ. Mr. Johnson of Committee to
COlOred Voters, reported progress and said
that practically every colored voter would
join the " knights" or some other Repub-
lican organization during the campaign.
The Boys Drum Corps rendered their
| services, which were accepted. Fifty uni
forms have oeen ordered and Will be in
readiness on Saturday night. twenty-five
more have been ordered. One hundred
new and improved torches were also or
dered. All preparations for the meeting to
be addressed By Hon. Creed Raymond to-
morrow evening were snade and left with
the proper officers, and the Knights will
assemble promptly at o'clock, the uni
formed battalion particularly Company
C was organized with the following officers
Captain, Thomas ". Stevens; First Lieu
Thomas L. Stovall. Colonel Guthrie an
nounced as his staff the following: Adju-
tant. W. II. Hanlon; Paymaster, L. c.
SCHNEIDER; Commissary. G. H. Clark
Quartermaster, Joseph Woods; Surgeon,
a. Wilson. All bills presented were au-
dited and ordered paid.
PosToFFICE BUuDIYG.-Manv have the
impression that a bill was passed last win
ter making a first appropriation for a Gov
eminent postOtfice building in this city.
The following item from an Eastern paper
explains the matter: The Senate passed
twenty-one bills during last winter APP
propriatng money tor the erection of Gov
eminent buildings throughout the country.
The House let them lay on the table
until the day of adjournment, and then
when it was found that there were so many
of them, got frightened and let them lay
there. This is really bad economy, but you
see this is Presidential year
\ SwfHDLER ABRoAD.-A number of
former Sacramentans now residing in Ore
gon desire the RECORD UNION to warn the
public against a tall, dark-complcxion
gib-tallIng, young German Hebrew with Il
black mUstache, who passes for drummer
and gives the name OF II. LangsdOrf. He
got ahead of a number ofpeople in Port
' Il
on a brother in New York on which he
wanted loan. and by working other
phases of the same old confidence racket.
He halls from New York or Sacramento or
any other Convenient point.
HARD-GLovE CoyTEsr-Armory Hall has
been leased for next Wednesday evening
for Il hard-gloye contest, to a finish be
tween j. McCauley and Tom. Norton's I'm
known, Marquis Of QucenSberry rules, for
a purse Of Sl00, pat up by Mr.. Norton.
This money has been placed in the hands
| OF a responsible gentleman connected with
| the press Of the city, who viii pay it to the
winner Of the match. In case the parties
| matched to fight fail to do SO when called
upon, the admission fee VIII be returned to
| those who attend as spectators.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Mike sullivan, by officers
FraZee and CotIey, for being drunk; Sam c.
Lowe, by officer Frazec, for disturbing the
pe2ce W f. Osborn, by officer Rider, for
misdemeanor; Jim Hart and - Brock,
by officer Frazee, for being drunk; John
Doe, by local officer Martin, fox being
drunk; Pat Cochran, by officer Farren, for
being drunk; Mary Doe, by officer Frazee,
for exhibiting.
Auction SALE.-Bcll &; Co. will sell at
auction, at 10 a. NJ. tomorrow, at their
salesroom, Eighth and X streets, span of
black roadster mares, / years old, kind and
gentle, and good match team. Also bug
gies, carts and a closed hack Also, at II
\. NJ. an eight-stop cabinet organ, two fine
walnut bedroom sets bed lounge, spring
and top mattresses, Brussels carpets, sofas,
| wardrobes ranges, stoves, etc. Sale posi-
tive.