Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-29
BRIEF NOTE.

Society, organ lied in 1877, has disbanded.
The pays ar, aftr settling with railroad
employees here on Saturday, lett for the
south.
The Widow O'Brien theatrical CT mpany
passed through to Woodland yesterday
from Nevada City.
Mrs. ]. Campbell wife of J. Campbell,
deceased ex-Sheriff of Sierra county, died
in this city Saturday evening.
Saturday night r. Emmington was
stopped bv two men on Seventh street, be-
tween II and l. and robbed of 81 80.
DR.. Obed Harvey, of Gait. has refused to
longer rent tenement houses to Chinese,
and that town now has no Chinese laun-
dry.
Joe Cotton and other Eastern horsemen
arrived from the East Saturday, en- route
for San Francisco, to attend the Blood
Horse meeting.
The City Trustees, at their meeting to-
day, will elect a number of city officers,
and much interest is felt in their action in
some instances.
A large crowd assembled at the Park
yesterday forenoon to witness the football
game announced 20 take place, and found
il very interesting.
The two-mile race at the Rink, Saturday
evening, between CroZier, Morris, Mande-
vile and Wilmington, was won handily by
CroZier Morris second. Time S:56t.
There was report yesterday of serious
cutting aflrGy between two sports yester-
day morning, but when it was sifted down
the wound amuonted 10 mere scratch.
The State Prison Commissioners will
meet at the Folsom State Prison, to-day, to
act other business brought before them.
William Griggs, who shot Bartholomew
Roche, has not yet been able to give bail.
Roche is progressing toward convalesence.
The case will come up i'll the Police Court
April Sd.
Right Rev. Bishop J. II. D. Wingield
performed the rite of laying on of hands
to number of candidates, at St. Paurs
Church, yesterday morning. He left for
Marysville III the afternoon.
The citizens of Gait will have grand
nnion picnic in Kreeger's Grove, near that
grove is said to be one of the finest for
picnic purposes in this State.
The atmosphere was unusually clear
yesterday, especially in the forenoon, and
the view of the Sierras from the city was
very fine. Snow-capped Mount Shasta
could also be seen i'll the morning.
Charles and William Cannon and Thos.
Anderson have been arrested on a charge
of battery, preferred by colored man
named James Williams, with whom they
had difficulty about two weeks ago.
The express train from the East was be-
hind time in its arrival yesterday, owing to
delays east of Ogden. Its first section
reached the city a few minutes before noon,
and the second section two hours and a
half later.
There will be grand concert at the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening, under
the direction of Mrs. Fleissner-L Lewis. as
sisted by some of the best local talent.
Tickets, 80 cents, TO be procured at
Houghton's bookstore and Cooper's and
Lewis music stores.
One day last week while a tramp was
interviewing wood pile in Gait, in order
to pay for his lunch, he made miss
lick with the ak and severed finger
from his left hand People who are not
used to the business should be careful how
they handle edged tools.
Mrs b. Hoyt, who resides at Fifth and
streets, has had chickens stolen from her
premises at various times lately, the Yast
lot being taken Friday night On Satur-
day three OF the stolen fowls were found on
the premises of WO Chung, and lie was ar
rested for receiving stolen property.
The alarm of fire from box No 35 about
noon Saturday, was caused by the ignition
of some boxes and refuse in the ward back
of Christensen Brothers market, J street
between Seventh and Eighth streets, the
fire having caught from a stove which was
being used to heat water for boiling crabs
The department die not go into service.
About o'clock last evening an intoxi-
Gated individual kicked in pane of plate
glass in the window of Potter's store, J
street, between Seventh aud Eighth Citi-
zens took him under arrest, but he resisted
so strenuously that large crowd collected
before he could be got away. He was
finally put into hack and transported
more easily.
The pressmen OF this city met at the Can
ital Hotel yesterday afternoon and formed
an organization for their mutual protec-
ton. The following officers were elected T:
President, James Foster (RECoRD- MON;
Nice-President, William 5. Shields III s.
Crocker d Coz; Secretary, james Fogarty
ga. 5. Crocker & CO..; Treasurer, John H..
Herman Daily Bee.
An inebriated individual made his APP
pearance at Tenth and X streets about 10
o'clock Saturday night minus hat and
shoes, but plus bad cut near the eye, from
which the blood was flowing freely He
stated that he had been assaulted by a man
few minutes previously on Ninth street.
and robbed of what little money he had,
and also his hat and shoes.
The following scores were made by men,
bers OF Company yesterday at the 200
yard range:
Capfain Hall l5 & 121 A 4 . 90
Captain Plant. 3 ) 4 5 IA 80
Sergeant Hughes........-......4 4 3 4 4 4 4-sS
PRIVATE kunZ...................3 5 5 3 i-37
Private liang-...................0 , 4 5:}5
Private j. A. klein.........4 3 4 3-37
At Agricultural Park Saturday afternoon
there was match race between the PAGERS
Alderman Ito wagon and Mink, mile
heats, best two in three. Alderman won
in straight heats. Time, 2:33-2:32f. Owing
to the high wind, many who had intended
to be on hand to witness the race con.
cluded that it would be postponed, and did
not go out, and the attendance of spectators
was small. There is a probability of the
same horses coming together again in a
three-in-five race, which the owner of
Mink thinks will be more favorable to him.
The sparring match at the Me ropolitan
Theater Saturday night between the fea-
therweights De Soto and Cannon was won
by the former, who knock d his opponent
out in seven rounds. During the first
three rounds Cannon gave De Soto all tie
exercise he needed. but the letter Out
lasted him. After this contest a party of
about fifty men repaired to a room where
arrangements had been made for hard
glove fight, to a finish, for a subscribed
purse of 500, between Buffalo" and Nc
Auley. The preparations had been made
very quietly, and during the fight all pres
ent conversed in low tones, and RETAINED
from making any noise~that would attract
the attention of the police or other outsid-
ers to what was going on. Buffalo had the
best of the unpleasantness from the start,
but McAuley fought gamely, and was not
stopped until the sixteenth round.
DIR. SAGF's Cetarrb Remedv opras whom