Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-20

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A. Simons, Joseph Steffens, w. H. Suther-
land, B. Steinauer, Cornelius Toomey,
John Taylor and Geo. Williamson.
Cor DESPERATE. = The San Francisco
Chronicle of yesterday had the following
About 1870 o'clock this morning num-
Der of nsen were playing cards in a back
room of VIM. Sears saloon, 767 Market
street. Sears was one of the party, and had
81 20 in silver on the table before him.
Frank Robertson, an impecunious Sacra-
mento sport, took 81 so from Sears pile and
ran out to the sidewalk and down Market
street Several persons followed him,
shouting, Stop thief p in response TO
which some men farther down the street
faced the fleeing man and prevented his
progress, whereupon he sprang over the
fence into the vacant Bancroft lot, crashing
down among the old lumber and wooden
horses, and disappeared. Several police
men and a crowd of volunteers searched
the basement with lanterns, but no trace of
Robertson could be found"
A CHAPTER OF AccIDENTs.-Y Yesterday,
while descending one Of the stairways of the
Capital Grammar School, i'll company with
a number Of others. Nellie Fenton, little
girl of II years, fell headlong, injured her
face severely, and knocked out two front
teeth. a moment later Oscar Beatty, a
little boy attending the same school, was
knocked down and severely injured by
runaway horse. The excitement in conse-
quence of the two accidents had hardly
subsidized before another little girl al the
same school took a tumble down
stairway, but luckily sustained 70 injury
except few slight bruises.
CLuNIE OPERA HoUsE-Coup & Coz en-
tertainment, in which are introduced six
teen wonderfully intelligent and we'll
trained horses, and troupe of performing
dogs, besides the Moores, the Gerard fam
ily and the ventriloduist Paul, will give a
matinee at 3 p. NJ. to day, with prices at so
and % cents Tonight and tomorrow
Sunday night will be final performances.
Coup a. Co. have been successful here, hav-
ing had good houses throughout, and they
have given instructive and entertaining
performances of a peculiar and teaching
kind.
Police CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday R. Wilson, who was arrested by
officer Sullivan Thursday evening on sus-
picion of petit larceny, in stealing baby
carriage, which he was offering for sale,
was tried and found guilty, It being ascer-
tanned that the carriage belong to James
Mcbride and was stolen from in front Of
the Lyon G. Curtis building, in which that
gentleman resides. Wilson will be SEN
fenced this morning THE case of Am
brose Grow, for petit larceny, was continued
until the oath inst.
BOND FILED.-Samuel B. Smith, Public
Administrator elect, filed his official bond
with the County Recorder yesterday, after
it had been approved by Judges Mcfarland
and Van Fleet. Ii is given in the sum OF
$4,000, with the following sureties F, W.
Frat D. De Bernardo, J. w. Wilson, John
SHELTON, w. d. Comstoek, C. H. Gilman,
Richmond Davis T. G. Jones, Clinton i.
White, E. K. Alsip, Thomas Dwyer, E. NJ.
Leitch, VIM. Gutenberger, Peter Newman,
George Murray, F. Mier, S. S. Nixon and
w. G. Fetch.
A CoRREcrIoN-In the letter of Hon. W.
H, Parks published in the RECORD UNION
Wednesday morning concerning hold-oyer
Senators. il was stated that the object Of
making the Senators elected at the first
election hold three years, was because the
sessions of the Legislature were to be an
rual for the first two years, and scmi-anlluat
thereafter, cornmencing in 1851" The
word seni-annual should have been ben
nial and through error was printed as
above.
LADIES, if you wish beautiful nat or
bonnet call at the Band Box. 5l7 J street,
and examine their stock for winter wear.
AnAstrakhan worth 81 can be purchased for
81 IS. Children's trimmed felt hats worth
anywhere So, are sold for 81 70. Don fail
10 call and secure some of these special
bargains.
CHfLpREE's heavy knit undershirts, all
sizes. 25 cents each. Ladies black Jerseys,
IS cents. Special lots in corsets at 90
cents, to-day, the last OF the bankrupt sale.
Red House.
Do NOT miss the sale OF ladies. and ehll-
dren's Jerseys to-day at cut prices IN the
bankrupt sale. Red House.
CHICKEN DINNER for % cents, at Hanb's
Restaurant formerly Fishersl. Families,
don't forget TO send your orders early ior
extra nince pies and cakes for ThanksglT-