Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-30
4 Lively Chase.


The chain-gang, ten men, were yesterday
engaged IN working on the canal at Twenty
second and y streets, under tie direction
Of officers Nelson and Garrett. About 5
p NJ they were placed in the wagon and
startG for the county Jail. At Twentieth
and O streets the horses were stopped at a
watering trough, and two of the prisoners
Jumped off carelessly and unchecked the
horses. SO that they could get their heads
down to drink. They had no more than
done this than they both started to run up
Twentieth street toward Richmond Grove.
Deputy Sheriff Nelson started in pursuit.
When they got back of the brewery they
divided, one going south, the other east.
Nelson ran after the one going east. The
pursued was Young, athletic and was fast
increasing the distance between himself
and his pUrsucr, when the latter called
to him 10 stop or he would shoot. Not
Stacking his pace the officer fired the
bullet went whizzing in close proximity to
the ear Of the escape and caused him to
suddenly about face, throw up his hands
and surrender. The officer then marched
him back to the wagon at Twentieth street
The driver of the Union brewery wagon,
and the driver of an . street car had Joined
in the pursuit from the start, and captured
the other escape a few blocks west of Rich
mond Grove The whole affair did not
occupy over fifteen minutes, and was high
II enjoyed by n large number who watched
the chase. None seemed to enjoy the
thing more than the other prisoners, and
they guycd the two would-be escapes all
the way to the prison. They are two
young men who robbed an old man in a
lumber yard during fair week, and were
sent up for go days.
THE TIvou.-The Tivoi management
last evening presented regular drama in
full textile most pretentious effort yet
made The production of " A Celebrated
Case was more successful than any antic-
ipated. The audience was quite as repre-
sentative as at most interior theaterS. Mr..
Ward was q good Jean Renaud and Miss
Belmorc's Adriepne was Il very creditable
piece of work. Miss Ward, as Valentine,
had the most serious part she has yet under
taken. and filled it well. As whole it
was an even performance, and will proba-
ably have i successful run.
SALE OF JurE BAGs.-S. l.. Jones & Co.
auctonecrS of San Francisco, will sell at
their SaleSroom at 10 A. NJ tomorrow, by
order of the Board of State Prison Direct
ors 2SS, 500 State Prison grain bags, of
extra quality, made from new jute. and
placed in bales II 500 each. They are of
various desirable sizes, and will be sold in
lots to suit.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IS, 1SS4.-My wife
has been n great sufferer, for several years,
from nervous debility, with frequent pain
fnl attacks arising from nervous disorder.
A change of climate was recommended,
and | sen; her to Sacramento under the
idea that her malady was due to the cold
winds of our city. Though somewhat I'M
proved by the change Of scene, her ailments
still chung to her, and her attacks were so
severe rs to require a physician from time
to time. On a friends accommodation,
carried her half case of DR.. Henley'S
Celery, Beef an6 Iron, which, being
tested by her physician, was Endorsed by
hlm as exactly what She needed. She used
1t all commenced to strengthen from the
beginning, and is now as perfect speci.
men of female health as can be found in a
days travel. A. b. YENABLK, No. ISIS
Polk street.