Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Amuselnents.


room u was played for the last time last
night. Tonight manager D. ]. Simmons
will take benefit, when Hazel Kirke -
will be played, with Miss Rose Wood in
the title role. In this part the LADY, is
especially successful. The support the
company can give her is of the best. Mr..
luminous IS about TO retire from the man.
agement OF the theater. He has catered to
the public for long term, and has but
seldom taken benefit. With the attrac-
non offered tonight, there should be a full
house The prices of admission tonight
are but 90 and % cents, and no charge is
made for reserving seats.
CLuNIE OPERA HoUsE.-There has been
no finer scenery put upon the stage in this
city than is shown at this house in the
Shaughraun." Mr. Ward is, next to Mr..
Boucicault, the best Conn upon the
stage. The Shaughraun - will be PLAYED
tonight for the last time but two, when it
Will give place to the Colleen Bawn."
THEATRICAL CHANGE. - Yesterday the
scenic artist, j. Il. wilkins, bought Ben.
Cotton half interest in the Clunie Opera
House, and the management in the future
Will be known as Cheuoweth & Wilkins.
AUCTION SALEs-Bell & Co. will sell
to-day, at 10 a. NJ, at the Fashion
Saloon, 507 X street, between Fifth and
Sixth, the saloon fixtures consisting of a
square piano, fine bar and fixtures. oil
paintings steel engravings, looking-gass,
card-tables, plate-glass mirrors, vases, stat
uary, glassware, ice chest, chairs, linoleum.
1.-The same firm will sell at 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow. IN front of salesroOms, Nos
.IOO4 and lOO6 j street, regardless of cost, a
good tWo-horse express wagon, with cover
and side seats; one thoroughbraee wagon
one good spring wagon, one phaeton, made
by the California Carriage Company: one
two-seat open carriage, one two-seat COW
cred carriage, one bay mare, weighing !. 300
pounds, years old; wagon and harness.
one mich COW, and two shotguns The
same firm will sell at the same place, at .
P. NJ. OF that day, one bedroom set, with
spring and top mattresses; five new spring
mattresses, one bed lounge, fifteen pairs of
feather pillows, four carpets, Brussels and
ingram; one upright showcase, linoleum,
tl -ounter, bottle-cooler, Wheeler q Will
sol. sewing machine, costing $65; chairs,
tables, etc. The sale is positive as the
owner is about to leave the city. They will
also sell the counters, tables and fixtures of
the store recently occupied by C. H. Stevens
d Co.
terday the case of F. Marius, for vagrancy,
went over until the 14th. Barney Lynch
for having been drunk was given twenty
TOUR hours in the calabooSe... Ed Nc
Graw s case of Vagrancv was set for the
14th, and a jury trial demanded ..... The
case Of Robert Barrett, for petit larceny
was continued until this morning. ....T The
case of J. w. Gallagher, charged with, OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, was
partly examined and continued until this
morning. ....Ah Yen was found guilty of
misdemeanOr in keeping a store on the
sidewalk, and fined $5......W. Brown, also
charged with misdemeanor in discharging
a pistol within the city limits, pleaded
guilty and was fined $40.
THOUGHT IT WAS DYNAMITE.-A gentle
man stopped en- route home last evening
At a fashionable drinking place, and took
what he called a might cap" When near
home he felt in his pocket for cachou,
and finding what he supposed was one of
the breath-improving pellets, placed it be-
tween his teeth and crushed il. He saws
for a moment he thought the top of his
head had been blown Off by charge of
dynamite. Instead of a cachou he had
cracked the business end of parlor match
His mouth was frightfully burned and the
for several days.
COUNTY HosPITAL.-Dr. G. A. White.
Superintendent of the County Hospital,
makes the following report for the month
of September: Patients in Hospital Sep
TENDER LIST, 1872; admitted during the
month, "A; died, ,; discharged, a; re-
manning, $50; meals furnished destitute
applicants, 1S5. Those who died were John
King native of Pennsylvania. aged IS
years, crushed by railroad cars; j. Guinean,
Al years, Canada, disease of the heart The
expenses for the month were s., 1876 Is. OF
which 1920 was for salaries, 81 pa 06 for
subsistence, and 1902 OF for wood
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present except
Mr.. Fassett. Reports of the following
Road 0verseers were read and ordered on
file, viz: Finley McMullen, of District No.
81 A. B. Bryant, of District No. Is; B. J.
Ferguson, of District No. TO- Z. Greer, OF
District No. Il, and d. Sayles, of District
No. 10. 1t being finance day, large num-
Der of bills were acted upon, and the Board
adjourned until this morning.
RAILROAD HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. A. B.
Nixon, physician in charge of the Railroad
Hospital reports for the month of Sep
TENDER, 1885, as follows Present in hos
pital September LIST, "a admitted DURING
the month, %; discharged, %; died. /;
remaining in hospital month ending Sep
TENDER, 50; private house and office pa
tients treated 179,
The HowARDs.-The Towards report for
September shows Is men, IL women and 7e
children assisted by the granting of 54e
dispensations, consisting of groceries, wood
clothing and household furniture The
receipts and disbursements show a de.
ticiency of about $35, which was paid ou
of the surplus fund on hand.
THE best testimony in favor of Pyle:
Pearhnen washing compound is the
millions of packages sold every year, and
sales steadily increasing in spite of numer
Gus limitations.
READ the prospectus in another column
of the proposed Art School Its founda
ton depends upon the number who apply
for seats.
HAMS AND BACON, extra ice sugar cured
also, shoulders and fresh lard, at low prices
Mohr 81 york, 1926 street
CRY LICENSES AND WATER Rents are now
due. Pay on or before the 18th inst, ant
save costs.
Tomorrow our weekly Saturday sale
Many new interesting bargains shown To-
the first time. Red House.
BRIA9ANr bargains in our sale to-mor
row. Red House.