Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-27

IhTec-baSe Notwithstanding. IWO-baSe hts
Sullivan, Feyhl Double plays-Borchers Leon
ard and Mclaughlin Costello and Leonard
Time of game-0ne hour aud forty minutes
Ump.re-Tom l., Enright. Scurers-Ed G. Hum
phrey and Walter Wallace
81 the Recreation Grounds Yesterday
forenoon the Knickerbockers played against
a picked nine of the Electrics and Johnson
boys, winning by score Of - to l.
PoLIcE CouRr-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Satur-
day R. C. Crawford, charged with battery
case continued until July 3lst; Fred
Pierce battery, fined So: James Martin and
Joseph Myerhoffer, common DRINKS, we're
sentenced to fifty days each in the chain
gang; All Oily, All Gong. All Woe and
Gin Sling, four sidewalk merchants. were
arrested for the violation Of the sidewalk
ordinance. found guilty, and sentenced to
pay fine of s. each; Isaac LaYene, a He
brew Yender OF shirt buttons and small
artieAs OF wearing apparel, was found
guiif9 of the same otfense, and assessed the
costs of Court, 50 so; +. ID. Rowe, William
Miller and Madame Louise were fined s.
each for having been on a roaring drunk ;
Jesse Slaughter was fined $50 for drawing q
pistol upon William John Patterson and
the latter was assessed $40 for disturbance
OF the peace. The cases of the four little
boys who robbed the show case in front of
q fruit stand on street, We're continued for
one week, and they were let outin the sum
OF 500 each.
BOARD OF EDUcArioN.-The City Board
of Education met in special session Satur-
day evening for the purpose of opening
and considering bids for the construction
of a twO-story frame, ten-roOm school
house on 7 street, between Ninth and
Tenth. All the members We're present ex-
cept Director Stevens. who is rusticating at
Blue Canyon. The bids were as follows:
Thomas Mccartney, $l4992 L. a Bower.
SIS. 279 Minford & Wolf, $1,000; Siller
Bros, SlJ350; Sprague q HlIiott, SiGS0S
Thomas McCatlrey, having the lowest bid,
was awarded the contract. With the eX-
CeptiOn OF the bid of Sprague L Elliott it
was very close figuring. The Carrie Il CrGly
contract. which was revoked, called for
15,Ss5-a saving OF $3.50 and il is said the
last specification calls for a better building
All the necessary papers will be signed to-
day, and work upon the proposed building
be commenced Immediately
TEE RAsToN CASE Many inquiries
have been made as to the cause of the de-
lay ia the examination Of Ralston, the man
under arrest on suspicion, Of hrying COM
mjItcd the assault upon p. kellyS little
girl the other day The delay IS the result
ol the inability of the police to lind all The
witnesses. several of them having left the
city. Chief Jackson is confident that Rails
ton : the guilty party and is himself de
fraying the expense Of the arresting officer.
/. simmons, who is looking up the wit
uesSes. Il is stated that the party under
arrest admits that he is the same indiyid-
ual 10 whom Frank Swift .Ir., recently adj
minlstered . thraShing for indecent expos
IRE. His examination will not take place
for some days yet.
\ PROPER DECISION. 49, Richard Dale.
President of the Howards, says: The
Howard Benevolent Association at all times
are very thankful to any club society or
private individual who gives or donates 10
the deserving poor, and will always see that
the gifts are iudiciously applied but they
have a standing rule on their books prohib-
iting the use of the Towards name with
ont the Directors consent and know they
are opposed to lending their name to at
tract crowd for a baseball match on a
Sunday afternoon
NV GERMAN WEEKIY.-On the 22d OF
next month there Will be issued the first
number of a new eight-page journal to be
published in this city, in the German Ian
guare. 1t is to be called the N0rd- Cdiito--
,Ea Herald, and viii be issued weekly.
Charles Schmidt, publisher of the Sacra-
meito Journal German is 10 be pub
fisher, and John Preschler business man
ager.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Miss Henrietta
q. Moore, of the Nomans Christian Tenn
perace Union, lectured in the Presbyterian
Church last evening TO a large audience,
She ) eloquent, and secures the attention
of her audience from the beginning TO the
close of the lecture She will lecture To-
night in the First Baptist Church. Admis-
sion free.
STYLES, qualities and prices are the at
traction at our hosiery department. Hale
Bros
MosT varied assortment of table linen in
The city. Hale Bros. & Co.
QUALITIES and prices are attractions in
our shoe room. Hale Bros
Buy your shoes where qualities are guar
anteed. Hale Bros.
SEE list of great reductions in parasols,
new advertisement to-day. Red House.
For July bargains see our advertisement
to-day. Red House.