Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-04
BRIEF NOTES.

The material for the scenery in the new
theater arrived yesterday, and the painting
Of the same will be commenced IN few
days.
4 Chinese vegetable vender informed hi;
customers Yesterday Z" No more veg
fore Monday. You sabbee, / ikee cele
blate"
Andy j. PieTcy, manager of Recreation
Park, is reported TO have given up thai
place as non paying institution, and LEFT
for San Francisco.
The Peoples Savings Bank has declared
q dividend at the rate of five per cent. pei
annum for the six months ending June
Both, payable Immediately.
A wheel of Chinese vegetable wagon
collapsed at Fourth and | streets early yes
terday morning, and for few seconds the
air was full Of vegetables Chinaman and
bad language.
The following special officers have been
appointed for service to-day: W. P. Bris-
sci, B. Cavanaugh, J. J. Simmons, H. Gar
rett, J. B. Pierpont, r. D. Dunley and D.
/. Townsend.
The alarm Of fire at 1905 last night was
occasioned by blaze on the roof of f. A.
BOvyer's residence, l. street, near Sixth, a
sky rocket having fallen upon and ignited
it. Damage about $50.
Two more charges have been entered at
San Francisco against +. W. Emerson for
obtaining money under false pretenses, two
residents Of that city having been sEindled
by him out of $50 each.
Mrs. Charles G. Lathrop, of San Francis
co, sister-in-law of Mrs. Leland Stanford.
died in that city yesterday afternoon, after
an illness of several months, She leaves
two children-son and daughter.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy took TO the asy-
lum at Stockton yesterday an insane man
named Thomas Donnelly. and Deputy
Sheriff Armbitser, of the same county took
to the asylum William McGetchin
It may not be out of place to mention
that in some places along the city front the
wharf timbers are very rotten, and it will
not be vel! for many people to stand upon
them during the boat race this evening.
These arrests were made yesterday Song
Lang, by officer Rider, for petit larceny !:
Jacob Warner, By officers Rider and Fra
zee for being drunk; John Hilton, by
special officer Simmons, for disturbing the
peace.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church South
will serve for the public tirst-class chicken
pie dinner to-day and evening, in the base
ment, Seventh street, between J and X.
Admission so cents children under 10
years, half price.
a. X Garter and Harry Jones, of Chico,
who left home on their bicycles June 10th
for a trip to the southern portion Of the
State, came up from the Bay on the noon
train yesterday, and went or to Chico by
the train in the afternoon.
All the passenger trains leaving the city
yesterday took along extra coaches to ac-
commodate the rush of travel to the city
to-day. A large number of Sacramentans
left yesterday for San Francisco and the
watering places, to remain over the Fourth.
There viii be meeting held at Eintracht
Hall, K street, between Fifth and Sixth, at
2 p. N. tomorrow, to organize for the sup
port Of the Parnell election fund, and to
elect delegates to the convention soon 10 be
held in San Francisco. All friends of Irish
freedom are invited to assist.
The saloon in the basement Of Turner
Hall was burglarized Thursday night, the
thief gaining entrance into the gymnasium
through a rear door. and then cutting q
hole in the saloon door large enough to al
low him TO pat his hand through and undo
ll4C ea-AEil44lr,-. lis July tOile.SbtJ "a
in coin and some cigars and cigarettes.
Henry Waldeck, who resides about five
miles above Washington, in Yolo county,
was in town yesterday with sample ripe
watermelons, of good size and inviting APP
pearance. He states that the prospects for
the melon crop do not indicate large Weld
this season. although there will probably be
sufficient 10 meet the market demands.
The City Trustees request that. to avoid
accidents to-day, special attention be given
to prevent the overcoming of balconies
when the professions are upon the streets.
Many of the balconies or awnings are not
as strong as they appear or are believed to
be, and the exercise of proper caution con-
corning them may prevent fatal accidents
Justice Anderson, of Folsom. held an in
quest on Wednesday upon the body of
John Wagner, who was found dead in a
field near that place Wednesday morning.
The evidence showed that for some DAYS be
had been drinking freely, but not on the
day previous to his death, That day and
evening he had two or three fits. and it is
presumed that he died from such an attack.
The Jury returned verdict of death from
natural causes.
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No. s. !. y; y. =" when are as IoI nc vs.
Iohn ~ + sjafar Treos1rer Charles Cooley
Recording Secretary /. B. Vandenburgh,
Permanent Secretary; F. c. Nichols, War
den W. S. Oke, Conductor; B. +. Chap
man, Q. g.; &. \. Mcdonald, l. g.; Alex
andor Smith, R S. \. G.; Leonard Warner,
/. s. n. G.; Ed. Norris, X. 5. V. g.; Frank
Hickman, /. S. '. g.; ?. H. Dodge, K. S.
S; James Seadler, /. S. S; ]. Waverly
Johnson, Chaplain; J. w. Johnson, Rich
mond Davis, w D. Stalker, Trustees.
Deuutv Sheriff Wilson brought down
from Folsom Yesterday on route 10 san
Francisco n Chinamar named Wong All