Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-29

tickets issued read Friday May 3Oth in
stead of Saturday, which is q little confrs-
ing. All who hold such tickets are given
to understand that the entertainment is to
be Saturday. and their tickets Will be good
on that evening There is nothing at the
theater Friday evening except rehearsal,
and spectators Will not be admitted. Some
persons hearing that judge Dibble was to
deliver the Grafton, suppose that it is Judge
Dibble, of Nevada county, but that is a
mistake. The orator is Judge Henry G..
Dibble, who belongs to Burnside Post, No.
36, G. \. r., located at Tombstone. \. T.
but is at present practicing law in San
Francisco. Sig Lencioni Is also a Union
veteran. and was at the first battle of Bull
Run, in the Fourteenth BROOKLYN Regi-
ment. remained with the regiment and re-
ceiyed an honorable discharge at the end
of three years service. He, with others,
will be mustered into Sumner Post Satur-
day, at l o'clock, All the details of the ar
engagements are complete for the day and
evening, and the programme, as published,
will without doubt be successfully carried
out. It is hoped that the hot weather of
the past two days Will yield to the gentle
influence of the cool southern breezes, and
thus make the march of the old vets
more enjoyable Still, if the heat con-
tinues il will only serve TO remind them of
hotter weather and harder marches in their
counry's service twenty years ago.
DEATH OF An OLD-TMER-Thered died at
til County Hospital yesterday one of the
oldest residents of the city-IIcnry Dart, a
native of New York. aged 20 years. De
ceased came To this city in 1919, prior to
which time he had lived for many years in
New Orleans, where he vas proprietor Of a
market. Like most Southern men, he was
rather fond of sporting, and readily fell
into the ways of carly-day gambling life in
California. In fact from the time Of his
arrival here up 10 h,> recent illness
he had been professional gambler Il i
said OF him thar in one night he WON SIG
600 at faro game in the Arcade building
and that his winnings in the old III Dorado
building, which was gambling heaiqUJj-
ters. amounted to upward IF S3g1op Yet
he died in absolute poverty, III Noycuhe.,
1852 he killed nan named Harvey. and
was for a long tim, detained un lie PRISON.
brig. He l. said To :.svc been "a man az
generous impulse, ana oid residents can re-
call many instances IN which hc gave
freely OF his means to the needy and suffer
ing. Despite his calling. h, WIS regarded
bered by those who knew him when he
was one of Fortunes iayor!lcS.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held last evening. On
motion, the payroll Of the department for
the month of May for 81 ..525 was duly al
lowed and ordered paid. On motion. the
following bills were duly allowed and or
dered paid Sullivan & BaVckcs. S. 80: !.
p. McManus, so; NJ. McEmney, SO: p.
]. Coffee, $ % Whittier, Fuller q Co.
s. IS Kirk Geary Il Co. = so; G. 4.
Adams. $3T rs Barber 4 Wise. Sl3l IL;
George W. Young, 50; McCrcary q Co..
s. 81 A. 4. Van VOORHEES, - 80: Mint
Brass Works, $l4 25; w. +. Frazer, 81 -;
i. NJ McCollum, Sl1 80; Weizcl & OFT,
81 %; Nixon & Wheeler 81; Neubourg &
Lagos. So So ). Roth, 50 p; Capital Fur
mture Company. 81 so; Capital Gas Com
pany. 81 20; p English, 81 50. Reports
of the different FOremen for the month OF
May were received and placed on file.
MoEF WARM WEATHER-Thc barometer
at s o'clock last night along the Pacific
slope. according to the Signal Service re
ports was falling, accompanied by 4 rising
and westerly winds and clear
weather. except at TatOoSh Island on the
north and Los Angeles and San Diego on
the south, at which places the weather was
cloudy The highest temperature yester-
day was for Tat0osh Island, 81; Olympia,
69o; Spokane Falls, 75o;; Fort Candy, 90;
Portland, $40; Roseburg, SO; Cape Mend0-
emo, G29: Red Bluff, 80, and Sacramento,
95'. No maximum report from San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles or San Diego. The
temperature at y n Yesterday for those
places was for San Francisco, 760; Los
Angeles, $50; San Diego, Coz East to
Omaha was al the same hour ~ NJ for
Salt Lake. So; Cheyenne, $50; Denver
o5'; North Platte, SOC, and Omaha, 10.
GoT TIE BIG HEAD-Dr McCollum. the
veterinary surgeon, returned a few days
since from tour through Solano county
He says he found at Dixon six head of
horses which were badly afflicted with the
big head. lie says II is peculiar disease
not contagious, consists of an enlargement
OF all the bones in the head, and he thinks
is caused by eating smut
LAMP EXPLosIoN.-At an early hour last
evening the Fire Department responded
promptly to a call from No Two's engine
house, but it's services were not required
The alarm was caused by the explosion OF
a lamp in one of the Grand Hotel Railways
To-Day, great bargains in ladies' kid slip
pers and sandals. Red House.
TO-DAY, best quality ginghams, in small
checks, cents. Red House.