Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-15
parlor Cars to Reno.

Parlor Cars to Reno.
Commencing to-day, parlor car will be
attached TO the popular Reno train daily
that is, the car coming up from San Fran
cisco on the noon train will continue on to
Reno. These cars were recently purchased
by the Southern Pacific Company i'll the
East. and are very handsome. The San
Francisco Gail of yesterday said concern
ing them. Two very handsome new par
lor cars of the latest design have recently
been received-by the Southern Pacific Com
pany. They are provided with "observa-
ton ends consisting of rallied platform
at the rear end of the cars, provided with
chairs, from which the passengers can see
the country through which they are travel
ing without putting their heads out of the
windows. The two cars, which are mag
nificently fitted up, have been named the
San Antonio and +. w. Pierce and will
make daylight trips over the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, from San Francisco to Reno
and return, leaving the city at $50 a. NJ,
and arriving at Reno at $40 Z. NJ. The two
parlor cars hitherto running between San
Francisco and Sacramento will now be
placed on the line between San Francisco
and Tulare."
Presentations TO "a Past President.
Tuesday evening the members of Sacra-
mcnto Parlor No 5, N. S. G. W., accom-
panied 10y the Hussar Band and invited
guests, proceeded to the residence of James
Riley the retiring President of the Parlor,
ON / street, near Sixth. Here Chas. n.
Post, in a brief speech, presented to Mr..
Riley upon behalf of the Parlor, beauti-
full Past Presidents badge. The recipient
feelingly responded, after which there were
brief addresses made by Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, VIII A. Gett, Theodore E. Eilers,
II, c.. Chapman, Geo. y. Irvine, II. W. Tay-
lor, Geo. D. Skinner of Granite Parlor No.
So. of Folsom, Jos. MCGUIRE, ID. J. Long
and others. Master Albert Martin gave a
recitation in good style. while Albert Par
sons, Chas. Mier, Win Campbell and the
Hussar Band rendered several instrumental
and vocal selections. The visitors were
then invited by Mrs. Riley to partake o.
refreshments.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terdav James Ward for having been drunk
was fined So, and James Collins, for like
otfense 310......The case of A. Hester. q
traveller arrested at the depot for being
drunk, was continued until this morning
Oliver Sauve was convicted OF disturb
ing the peace. Judgment postponed until
the 21st.....James Grogan, arrested Tor bat
terry. was discharged. examination
of the cases of II. G.. and X. l.. Hayes
charged with an assault 10 murder ). Nj
HAYES. was resumed. Several witnesses
testified, including the prosecuting witness
who. not having recovered from his inju-
ries, had to be brought into Court on 8
stretcher. The argument of the case viii
he made this morning. Richard Reed YVES
tried by Jury for battery upon L. c. Fry
Defendant suspected that Fry had pro
cured the publication of his name in The
Rouoottcr as an employer of Chinese. Dur
ing the trial it was not shown that Fry
edited the sheet, and he declined TO say
who did or was responsible. The jury
failed to agree.
POLICE CoMMssIoNERs.-The Board o
Police Commissioners met Yesterday morn
ing. pursuant to adjournment, all thu
members present. Chief Dillman sub
mitted a series of rules and regulations fo
the government of the department Ia
heretofore published in the RECORD I MON,
and they were accepted. One hundred
copies were ordered printed. The Boar
then proceeded to an election for an office
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the dealt
OF j. u. heDt. mayor DiONh anu . Jug
Henry voted for w B. Ferral. and Chic
DilIman for C. A. Rowland. Ferral wa
declared elected. The Board then ad
iourned, subject to the call of any member
CONCERT To-NIeHr.-The First Artiller,
Band will give a concert on the Capito
grounds this evening, commencing at
o'clock, when the following will be rem
ngornb :. Eureka y Groffilla over
tnre " A Night Off, Brettger; waltz, ''Au
Wiedersehen - selection, Popular Med
lev, Damn; gavotte " Our Little Nesting,
Moses: waltz. Shower of Gold,' Valid
tenfel grand hunting selection lby speeia
reouest) =" Dawn; the meet; the hunt,
etc. by Meyrelles; sehottische, Com
Along Sinners Rosenfeld selection, lou
Medley" storer; galop, Barn-yard,
S:mmermacher.
FINE CONNECTIONS, ice cream, water ices
VII Dafaranr1' 40 j