Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-21
BRIEF NOTES.


Two carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East yesterday.
1t was reported yesterday that ranch
man was thrown from his wagon uptown
and had one of his legs broken.
An attempt was made n few nights ago
to burgarize the residence of S. S. Nathan,
but the burglar was frightened off.
In Justice Posts Court Yesterday al.
Wallace was convicted of having battered
F. Williams, down on the Fay ranch, and
was assessed S25 for the fun he had
C. Mierdierks, owner of the building on
Q street. which fell on Wednesday, claims
that none of the timbers were rotten, as the
structure was erected only four years ago.
The public schools in Woodland have
been closed until September LIST, at the re-
quest of the Board of Health, and because
of the extremely hot weather over there.
These were the only arrests recorded at
the station-house last night Chris Vail,
by officer Arlington, for battery John Doe
CLANCY, by officers Ash and Franks, petit
larceny.
a lecture will be given tomorrow even
ing at the Presbyterian Church by Prof.
]. Wyclif Kicks. Subject, &" The California
Wine Interest and its Results" with a pre-
Jude upon woman's influence.
Yesterday J. w. Davis swore out war
rant for the arrest of a man named CLANCY,
whom he accused of having robbed him of
$40 the night before, while under the sporo-
fic influence of K-street benzine.
There is some talk of a young married
woman having elOped with a married
man. If such be the case, the chances are
about ten to one that those who " got left -
have not lost much by the operation They
had better each get divorce and then get
even on the runaways.
Some parties took to the station-house
about , o'clock yesterday morning a young
man whom they seemed to think had some
thing serious the matter with him, as he
had kind of fit on the sidewalk at Eighth
and J streets. When he got sober, he was
allowed to strike out for home.
The highest temperature yesterday,
according TO the Signal Service reports.
was: For Spokane Falls, 500; DAYTON.
$50; Fort Candy, 90; Portland, SO; Rose
burg, TO; Cape MendocinO, $50; Red Bluff,
1859; Sacramento, $50; San Francisco, 600:
Keller, go; San Luis Obispo, 73o; Los
Angeles, 800; San Diego, So
Messrs. Hillman and Freeman, local
Inspectors of Boilers and Hulls. respective
ly, yesterday paid a visit to the Fish Com
missioneIs' new steam launch, and gave
her a thorough examination. They were
50 emphatic in their praises of the pretty
and graceful craft, that Mr. Rock, the
builder, feels justly elated over the result
of his work.
KATE CAsTLEToN.-This versatile and
pleasing actress will appear on Wednesday
next, August 26th at the Metropolitan
Theater, for one night only, in her latest
success, Crazy Patch, which had strong
run for three weeks at the Standard
Theater, San Francisco. The comedians
supporting Miss Castleton are said to be all
new to California audiences, and of ac-
knowledged merit. The San Francisco Alta
says of " Crazy Patch - At the Standard
Kate Castleton and her excellent company
have been doing more than well with that
overwhelmingly funny farcical extravaganza
entitled Crazy Patch To say that the
big houses have been warranted is only to
utter a truism, for those who delight in
rollicking fun have found it during the run
of this peculiarly funny piece. 1t viii hold
the boards the coming week, and all who
have not been fortunate enough to attend
should not miss the coming opportunities
for seeing it. As a tonic for dyspepsia,
Crazy Patch beats all the medicines ever
invented" Reserved seats at Houghtons
bookstore
The FIRST REGIMENT.-The Woodland
Daily Nal has the following: There is ore
thing gratifying in the reports that come
from Camp Stoneman, and that is that the
First. Artillery Regiment, to which our
own local organization is attached, is en-
deavoring TO settle down to hard work and
profit by their stay at the encampment
We sincerely hope that Colonel Sheehan
viii take matters in his own hands
not await the dilatory motions of the in
competents in command, and put his regi-
ment through in good style, giving themen
little taste of his own campaign expe-
rience. He has known what it was to drill
six and eight hours per day, and if he
would give his command work of that kind
their week at Santa Cruz will not have
been loss of money to the State
WHOSE PROPERTY Late last night Off
GERS Ash, Rider and Franks found a horse
and buggy in the alley between L, NJ, Front
andSecond streets, and left them at Irvine's
stable. on Second street. The horse is
dark bay, and the buggy of the side-bar
style, painted black.
LADIES cartwheel hats 40 cents. Red
House.
SEE new advertisement of the Red House