Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24
BRlEF NOTES.

q BRIEF NOTES.
81 The new hop crop has begun to come
81 into market.
s. A couple of Salvation Army officers came
ESover from Stockton yesterday
b ]. S. Wheeler was thrown from ms
abuggy at Seventh and X streets Wednesday
Eeyening and received some injury ABOUT
@the head.
& The divorce case of Nelson n. Peck VS..
asEmma Peck was before Judge Mcfarland
Gin the Superior Court yesterday, VINO
H.directed that the testimony be taken by
EsAlbert NJ. Johnson.
81 The steamer Dover Captain Paige, ar
Erived yesterday from Hayes Landing with
ga barge load of grain. She reloaded with
Egeneral merchandise and left III the alter
Enoon for Butte City.
81 The duck pen of John Cady, at Sixteenth
@and Q streets, was robbed a few nights y; !,
Esince of nine elegant ducks. At least Cady
Esays they were ''illigant and the diyll him;
Sself could not trip them up
IS All Hing, the well-known Chinese inter-
g preter at the railroad depot and All Sing
a (better known as 90 Jim y, an employe of
sthe restaurant at the same place, lett yes.
g terday for a four months visit to China.
q A yachting party composed of Charles
sMoore, of the law firm of Moore IL Cobb of
q San Francisco; Count Etlinger, OF Ger.
lmany, and Z. s. Potter, arrived in the city
Syesterday, having been three weeks en-
Eroute in yacht
3 There arrived from San Francisco yester-,,
q day tie remains of Miss Mary Malone, who
l5died in that city on Wednesday. Deceased
slwas a niece of Mrs. 2. s. Daley. The
Isfuneral will take place at 80 P. NJ. to-day
sSfrom st. Rose Church.
g Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
yesterday brought up from that city Dick.
SzKelly, sentenced to fourteen years I'M
Igprisonment at San Quentin for attempt to.
Commit robbery. and John Wilson, SEM
Stenced TO two years for assault 10 commitl
ErObbely.
81 a gentlemen living up town, EN- route.
Ehome last evening on Il street car, was dis-s
Scussing the weather with 4 Well-knowns
gdown-town merchant, when he remarked, !
T. | suppose during this hot weather, YOU
s9take ice at your house He was some-E
4what surprised at the answer, which was, :
g. Oh, hell, no; we take the Bee Z
q The Ereaaq immaculate explains, in ref
Ference to the bathing nuisance, that Nr.s
gGerichten 5 class " does not battle i'll the.
FriverH etc. " but on sandy beach on the!
1Yolo side" etc Perhaps they battle in the
smoonlght or take water and sponges from5
4home. How striEingly appropriate theses
sbeautiful and pathetic lines of the poet:
j Mother, may go out to SWIM"
s Yes. my dearest daughter;
II Hang your clothes on hick' ry limb, 5
But don't go near the water !!
The highest temperature yesterday alongE
sthe Pacific at each Signal Service statjons
swas: For Tatoosh Island, SO; Olympia, 500; Z
SSp0kane Falls, So Dayton, $50; Fort
SCanby, 60; Portland, $50; Roseburg So &
yCape Mendocino, $50; Red Bluff, 1929; Sac 8
sramento, 92'; San Francisco, 6i0; Keller, :
500; San Luis ObispO, CSC; Los Angeles, Z
sS1o;; and san Diego. 20. The temperature
Eat noon yesterday east to Omaha was &
sFor salt Lake, $40; Cheyenne, 40; Dens
syer, S0o; North Platte, so; Omaha, SO, and6
j Yankton, D. T., $50.
3 ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.-It seems strange
sthat the Sacramento public, as a generaIs
sthing, is 50 gullible. A fakir, one who hasS
gtraveled throughout the principal cities ofs
sthe Union. says that stand near the Post-S
sofiice in this city ordinarily pays better3
7than any other N any city in the tnion.k
sTwo enterprising individuals, with Il couples
SOf dry goods boxes filled with plated ware,s
Sor ware with a wash Of silver, have beeng
4holding auctions on J street during theE
spast few DAYS that have been attended bys
shundreds of women. They issue a ticketk
sto every one who enters, and have a ten-s
Iccnt drawing before the close Of the auc-E
ston. Their prtsents-those they given
saway-like the balance of their stock, isS
asnidc They. say they are closing out az
bankrupt stock, while men who are in thes
Sjewelry business in this city say their entireE
sstock in trade is Peter Funk" One thingS
(which looks very bad indeed for the menT
.,WhO run the business is, that when Iheye
zwere arrested by young man who allegess
she was swindled, and the proof seems ap-
5parcnt, that they gave the name of JOhnT
9Doe and Richard Roe. Hundreds whoE
Shave been swindled, as they claim, do notk
Z bring suit to recover, but some few who aTeS
gwilling TO be shown up as foolish enougha
zto have tackled the tiger in his lair HAYES
Smade complaint to the police. Yesterday
sChief jackson interviewed the proprietorss
gin the presence Of their attorney, GeneralE
SCarey, ana no doubt Is familiar with theirs
gmauner OF Swindling. 1t Will be remem-s
Ebered that Wednesday they were arresteds
tSbv the name of I.acl; for selling
&him bogus gold watch. Yesterday
4Philip Cohen, another man who bought ans
3aleged gold watch, swore to a complaint
Sand several others last evening were hunt-s
Cling officers 10 make arrests. 1t is stranges
szthat among the many thousands sWindledE
Sno woman has vet squealed. They take allk
szthe chances, pay the highest prices, ands
gpocEet all the losses. The general opinions
isof the public IS that they are frauds.
3 THE OUTRAGE CAsE.-The man Ralston J
ssalias Oregon jim" who is under arrests
5sson suspicion of being the person who as
;;gsaultcd the little daughter of P Kelly. ons
gWedncsday, still persists that he l,nowsS
'snothing of the attempted crime. Hiss
Scaim IS that he was in bed at the time thes
9girl was assaulted. and it is said that emf
aployes of the hotel at which he roomeds
ScorrOb0rate that statement. Others claim.
StO have seen him at restaurant early thats
SmOrning. The little girl seemed to be posi-E
lSlive that he is the man who assaulted hcrs
.abut most Of the police have serious doubtsE
;3on that score No new arrests have becns
Hmade.
g OFEN-AR CoNcERr-The ITussar Banj,S
GAS reorganized under the leadership off
sFred Melville, will give an opeu-air cong
sscert on the State Capitol grounds this eveus
sging, commencing II $50 O'Clock. The iol-L
glowing programme viii be rendered Z
" \ Cold Day When We Gcs
aLeft, Pettec; selection. "AttiIla." Verdi S
Fcornet solo, Bouquet OF Sparks, Hartnerr
q performed by W :. Weymouihl schot-s
sstische, Golden slippers, Melville; march I
2" First Cavalry" Leitch; Moonlight Med-s
.lley, ellsworth; waltz The Fist Kiss, Z
q Lamothe; screnade, ' Sweet Visions PETE
ss.tee galop, " I. o. 0. f. Iie!t.
a Police ADMISSIBLE following arrests
awere recorded on the police slate LAST
Knight: E. Woolf and W Dyer. by oiiicert
8 Arlington, for petit larceny; Il. W. Wilson,
4and G. T. Mead, by officers Ash and Ar-l
Ellington, for obtaining money under falses
gDretenscs; Mary Burns and Nellie Mathews, i
Sby officer Arlington and special Simmons, }
Sfor disturbing the peace.
= ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-This morning,i
Eat II o'clock, in front of the Court-house.s
aSherburn & Smith, auctioneers, will sell att
BAT public auction the north lis feet of lot Sd
Ebl0ck q and K, and Sixth and Seyenths
sstreets, Sacramento city, belonging to thct
Hesitate of Martha Harrington, deceased. I
q MEMS French calf s. button shoes kan-s
ssgaroo top, for - -. Mems lOwcut 81 50i
Scalf shoes for - So. Mems straptie cali
gshoes. with low heels and extra-wide bot /
81 ,,,c Gov q az {thp old vpnt' : c0mfOrt1