Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-08


audience a profound sigh, and among the
other half created pronounced futter. The
same plsy will be repeated this even
ing and handsomely mounted, and IN the
hands Of thoroughly accomplished artists,
and sensational as it is, it cannot fail to draw
large audience. If suggestion will be
tolerated by the doorkeepers, the venture
may be made to advise that they furnish
those who lounge in the outer lobby with
gegs and felt bottomed boots. If these fail,
a IQrge audience will cheerfully attend the
burial of the Doors who insist upon loud talk
ing and unmuttlsd stamping In the outer
lobby, if only the doorkeepers will murder
the offenders. In the midst of the perfect
hush of rapt attention Miss Lewis last even.
ing won the chatter at the door was simple
robbery Of pleasure from an audience that de-
sired to give its ears to the actors on the stage
and not to the ill-msnuered fellows outside the
door. These have long been a nuisance, and
the sooner they are abated the better.
a BAD CHARAcrER.-Last evening officer
Ash was informed that o man had been Gre
ating disturbance at Louis Strauss saloon,
K street, near Third. The off GER went there
and found that the disturber was James
Whalen, alias Whalebone Jim, who was yes
terday in the Police Court tried for disturb
ing the peace and acquitted. As the disturb
ance was over, the officer waited until Wha-
len left the saloon and then advised him to
go home and keep out of trouble. He re-
ceived the advice with ill-temper. and when
the officer took him by the arm and started
to lead him away, but not intending to arrest
hi he turned on the officer, and, drawing
an open pocket-knife from his coat pocket.
would have used it upon Ash but for the lat
ter drawing his pistol. Detective Brissen
came up about this time and officer Frazse,
and Whslen was hsndcuffe1 and taken to the
calsbOose. Ga the way down he was very
abusive, frequently threatening that he would
kill Ash as soon as he got out of custody.
When the party were entering the station
house door. he Unexpectedly turned and
kicked Ash in such way SIS to iujure him
severely. He is evidently a bad character,
| having once before drawn knife upon an Of
hcar in a somewhat similar manner. and
years ago he assaulted and badly cut man
on Front street with s. razor. A charge of
assault with a deadly weapon has been en-
tered against MIN.
CAPITAL TURF CLUB The Capital Turf
Club met at the reading-rooms of the Capital
Hotel last evening. The Committee on Or
ganization that was appointed at the last
meeting, composed of Christopher Green, j.
| w Wilson and George w. Carey, made the
! following report, which was unanimously
adopted - Y our Committee on Rsorgsniza-
! tion beg leave to make the following report
After carefully comparing ideas on the best
and safest plan to insure successful and per-
mauent club, we unanimously recommend
| that We organize by selecting fifteen or twenty
/ gentlemen to act as charter mem ers, each
member to pay 800. and thai those members
select from their number a President, Vice
! President, Secretary and Treasurer, and sp-
| point on Executive Committee of seven, whose
| duty it shall be to prepare bylaws, rules and
regulations, aud attend TO ali business and
all questions that may come before
| the club that when q person makes
application to become a member, that
the fee shall be one hundred dollars,
and suca person must have two thirds vote
OF the committee, or a majority of all the
members of the club before he can become
member. We also recommend that we retain
| the name of the Capital Turf Club" J. w.
| Wilson, G. w. Carey and Robert Allen were
appointed committee on candidates. after
which the Board adjourned until Thursday,
/ February 14.h.
THE WEATHER Sergeant Bsrwick reports
that the temperature. wind and weather. at
/ u NJ. yesterday, from the Signal Service re-
ports, were: For Olympia, 80, south and
clear; Portland, 32', northeast and clear;
| / OFT Candy, 3i', northeast and clear Rose
! burg, 90, northwest and clear; Mendociuo,
59', north and clear; Red Bluff 39',
north ard fair; Sacramento 39', north and
clear; San Francisco, AZ, northeast and
clear; Los Angeles, 81 west and fair
Salt Lake, 90, west and light snow; Chey-
eune, 20', southeast aud fair; Denver, 90,
southwest and clear; North Platte, Z,
southeast and cloudy f.; Omaha, To-, north and
! light snow y snktou. p, north and light snow
/ I he barometer at 5 P. N Of the 6sh stood st
% % inches. and at P. N. last night il was
as high as 1907 inches, q rise of 50 # an
inch in "a hours. II has been said by Prof.
LDomis that s rise or fall Of 10 Of an inch in
"a hours was strong indications Of snow, wind
or rain. Il was quite cold alo1s the coast
( yesterday at II VI being s. colder at Sacra-
mento thaPthe preceding "a hours.
The "SmENT STEEDs The attendance
at the Pavilion last night to witness the
wonderful performance of the champion BIZ
/ cyclists, notwithstanding the May couater
attractions was quite good. Toe perform.
ance, like the former ones given by this excel
/ lent combination, was good and won many
warm plsudits from the audience. The dude
/ with his bicycle Is a sile-splitiing perform
aucs, aud must be seen to be appreciated
: ais Is an eAhlblLioh HhtEGol Ibo uAuGu CAR
not be said in the way of commentator and
none should fail to see them before the close
of their engagement. The same programme
/ this evening.
Roll or MISUNDERSTANDING is the roll of
honor for Monument school, C.. A. Cole,
/ teacher for the month ending February 1st
/ Helen King, ~ Bsnnie Bentley. SO; Her
/ bert Eutricsn 50. Etie Griffith, "a Lena
l a. BarGiDa llilfa h iu1r
80 Ella Rawson, % Johnny Perkins. 90;
Edith Perkins, 81; Charlie Collect, 81;
Fred. Bentley, 81.
SSow.-Snow fell everywhere around Sac
ramenho in considerable quantity early yes
terday morning - at Woodland, Lincola.
Rockiin. Folsom, etc-and there were just
few q axes III Sacramento, but so little that
the fact appeared singular. The air yester-
day forenoon was almost cold enough for the
region Of the Sierras.
/ AUCTION SALE-Bell 4 Co. will resume
to-day at and I P NJ their auction sale of
beautiful shells, moses and other curiosities
from 81 parts of the globe, which have at
/ trscted so much attention at their sslesrOoms,
! Eighth and X streets. Accommodations
( have hsen provided for the comfort Of ladies
/ who 6esire to attend the sale
/ The Tivou.-Turner Hall was not crowded
lost night. but they had good house and pre-
sented an excellent perforn nance. The spe-
cislty artists are all good, but the grand
/ feature Is the smszonisn march in the
Black Crock Sane programme to. night.
Do NOT spend lifetime .regretting you have
not seen the Black Crook. Admission only
70 cents.
JOB lot ladies' kid gloves, - cents per pair,
light colors, sizes 81, 6. 6t =, this morning at
$50. Rid House.
ONLY three nights more of the greatest |
spectacular drama ever witnessed in Sscra- |
mento.
HUNDREDS OF pieces of embroideries from
c.s. 70 30 elsr per yard to-day. Red House. |