Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-21
BRIEF NOTES.

Long & Motifs theatrical company left
yesterday to play a week at Stockton.
In Saturdays issue al. NJ. Jump was
mentioned as having received 4 premium
for crayon portraits. The name should
have read [. NJ. Jessup.
Miss Ella McCleery has opened the school
! at Natoma. The school-room is fitted up
IN the west end of the depot building, is
large ana w~ell-appointed.
Senator Stanford's private car, the Stan
ford which has been receiving an over
hauling and revaTnishing, left the shops
yesterday in fine condition, and was sent to
Oakland.
Selden Hetzel, who was some few weeks
ago appointed REGISTER Of the U. s. Land
Office for this district, vice Ed. F.. Taylor,
will take possession of the office about Oc-
tober 1st.
The concert given last June by children
under II years of age, under the auspices
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, will be repeated October 4th at Y.
NJ. C. A. Hall.
Michael Mcbride, who fell from the bal
cony in front OF Hugh Coleman's place of
business, on Front street, Sunday evening,
and was thought to have sustained serious
injuries, was yesterday able to be about.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature Saturday. Sunday and yester-
day was 800 and $50, 94o and $50 and go
winds, mostly northerly, and weather hazy.
The city Jail was full of prisoners during
the fair, the officers having been diligent
in taking care of suspicious characters, but
is now getting back into its usual condi-
ton. Some of the best rooms are unoccu-
pied.
The morning train on the Sacramento
and PlacerYille Railroad was an hour and
forty minutes behind time in its arrival
yesterday, having been delayed by the large
amount of work 1t had to do at way sta
tons.
These arrests were made yesterday Mat
tie Jordan, by officer Farrell, for disturbing
the peace Thomas Consolation, by officer
Farrell, for battery; B. F. Daily, by of
ficers McManus and Sullivan, for petit
larceny.
The steamer San joaquin, No. ., arrived
from Port Costa yesterday, light, and the
steamer Flora from the upper Sacramento
with grain. Cleared, steamers San Joa-
quin, No. 3, and Flora, for the upper Sac
ramento, light.
Judging by the large number of people
that have gone over from here, there is apt
to be a satisfactory attendance at the fair
which commences Mt Stockton today. In
addition TO the special train IN Sunday, the
regular trains since have carried large loads
of passengers
The fire at 4 \. NJ. yesterday, signalled
from box 50, was in the clothing store of
Saloven, on the north side of K street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. 1t was put out by
the hook and ladder company with a Bah
cock e~xtinguisher. Considerable clothing
was damaged.
A San Francisco paper says that 1.-The
riders who attended the bicycle race at Sac
ramento all speak of the kindness of the
Sacramento riders in the highest terms
they could not AVE been treated better.
1t is likely that the League meeting will be
held there next year"
Jacob Grader, an elderly gentleman who
has been a resident of the city several years,
died somewhat suddenly Sunday night, of
hemorrhage of the lungs, though he had
been i'll for nearly two weeks. He was q
charter member of Union Lodge, No. 2S,
A. 0. L. W., which organization will meet
at $40 this morning to attend the funeral.
Local officer Consolation was arrested
yesterday on a charge of battery, preferred
by a public woman named Lily Forrest
the same woman Verhagen beat so severely
a few weeks ago, and for which he is now
serving a term in the County Jail. Conso-
lation explains the charge by saying that
the woman has on various occasions used
insulting language to him. and on Saturday
she was so aggravating that he slapped her
face.
The steamer MoGoc left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning loaded down with
onttI@ I'D aAI FIAT Id loo, I'LL.
ton at the State Fair. As she went down
past the city front she found a sandbar op-
posite Clunie's warehouse, and stuck fast
upon it for about five minutes. This was
the first detention on account of sandbarS
the Bay boats have met with this season,
and was probably due to her being heavily
loaded, and perhaps getting a little out Of
the channel.
Late Sunday night Chinese "toughs "
created a great disturbance at the Chinese
theater, on l street, because they were not
allowed TO enter without paying. A little
Chinese butcher, generally known as
Butch took g prominent part III The
trouble, and drew Il pistol on another &C.
l@estial, but special officer McManus, door
keeper at the theater, took it away from
him. The disturbance finally became so
threatening that officers Rider and Ferral
went to McManus' assistance, when the
disturbers desisted.
Yesterday Chris. Klink, proprietor of the
White House, found hat two men stopping
there were smoking opium, and ordered
them to leave, which they did. Last even
ing they c around to get the pipe they
had been using, and in a disagreement
with Mr.. Klink, one of them assaulted
him, and gave him a severe blow in the
eye. He informed the police. Subsequently
officer Agner was met by two men, one of
whom said he wanted an officer to go with
him to the White House and get bis opium
pipe. Agner at Once arrested him for bat
terry upon the proprietor. but it was after
wards learned from Mr.. Klink that he was
not the right man. Officers then went out
to get the person wanted, an Agner and
Arlington were the lucky ones, and found
and arrested HIM.
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