Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-19
BRIEF NOTES.


I Jones. Fiseh & Watson will give priz
satchel social al Turner Hall tonight
The steamer Varuna arrived from til,
upper Sacramento last evening with grain
The State Prison Directors will meet a
Folsom today, to award contracts fol
: prison supplies.
The excursionists TO the Native Sons
moonlight picnic and dance at Natoma
Grove last evening filed two coaches.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
thermometer in Sacramento Yesterday was
$50 and $40, with fresh southerlv winds
and clear weather.
The young people and children who are
to take part in the grand march at the
Floral Queen Concert are requested to meet
at the Presbyterian Church at p NJ. to-day
I A combination Of opponents Of the
manly art, including Herbert 4. Slade.
Professor Simons, the Norton brothers and
others, went up to Auburn Yesterday to
give an exhibition OF their abilities.
Mrs Samuel Cross filed IN the Superior
Court yesterday an application for letters of
administration upon the estate OF her hus-
band, lately deceased, the property being
valued at $4,000. No will has been found.
A three-year-old son of John Sclmitt.
ranch near Franklin, fell into a vessel of
boiling water on Tuesday, and was scalded
50 shockingly that it is feared he cannot re-
cover.
Great interest was felt in Sacranl, nto
yesterday relative to the Tyrant- Volante
race. which was to have taken place at ST
Louis, and considerable money had been
wasered upon It, But the race didn't
come OH.
George +. Willig informs us that he has
become the lessee and manager of the
| Metropolitan Theater, and expects to lie
| able to open il one or two weeks before the
! State Fair The rent of the theater and
saloon attached is to be So, 800 per year.
Among the passengers bv the orssyland
train for San Francisco yesterday morning
was a Chinaman who got badly burned on
| the face and head, endangering one of his
| eyes during the fire that DESTROYED the
Truckee Chinatown on Thursday He was
! going below to receive medical treatment.
Ed Wise and William Abrens a,.res,od
Inv Cb;af D;IIman for bnrcIar;y;,,+, ~
! Western ITnion Teleoranb office bave oo,,
| fsssed the entire matter, and today they
/ will appear in the Police Court for exam-
nation, Wise for burglary, he having been
| the chief operator, ard Ahrens for being
y
Robert Flone~ who was taken in cbaroa
Inv officer Mcf,ormack THURSDAY eveni60,y
IN sI,snicion of his heino a IittIe ont IF biS
mind was released from cnsfodv yestardov
As he is traveller he was allowed to take
with him his fearfnly-contriyed knife,
made out OF blade of sheepshears.
fastened to wooden handle.
Tho aIarr, of fro from, bov u Front o,d
@ streets Of tJ.t5 last ni,,bt WIS i, co,,sa-
1nence Of tbe bnrnjng Of q Shed baclysof tbe
winery near the aas works If nrobabIy
was an incendiarism The alarm created
considerable excitement. as the blaze indi
Gated at first that the fire was in the lumber
yards or the mill in the vicinity of Front
| and Q streets.
| Willis To5brrtar tho 1ittIa bo,, Who foIl
! from balconv of rho 81 Ceorge h,,;i9inl,
Tbnrslo, eyenino, fail;ra 40, 10 baaJ
and shoulders ,,non rho naya,,ant If tha
street rs narrared in o1r last Issue did not
recover consciousness mil yasterdav
morning He hos baan imnrov;n. j., condi-
| ton since then. and II is expected that he
will soon recover.
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gentleman VINO was IN heeier lew
u Uat az" liai SUM hii5I iauiiuileu at
Ciiineee "a ST. S ne ihiolilieo 'ne
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Is, nhe Iaooe Sa',a.'ieiieo 10 Gooiei
tiiali neeiel Wiz man iio "aShee nele'
Neeiei w yam ho'
h. W. watkins, OF New YORK, lnterna-
tlonal Secretary OF the Dung Men Chris
| tan Association, Will deliver an address 10
| young men only III I M. Z. "A. Hall at
$50 tomorrow. He Will also, at P. NJ,
at union service IN the congregational
Church, speak upon The international
| Morh, eApla'iihg Mhal mas pseli uole,
VIA 10 ges anu 'iie
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W. D
a gentleman VINO mas peen trout hshlng
| IN the American river, oeioW CISCO, reports
inaI me lish are numerous Jrl ana taxing the
hooh spieiiuiuly. ine .rout III me lahes
are ais9 aoihS tIe iair thlhg py ihose
VINO take the trouDie 10 PROVIDE palt ior
.hem. Lovers o, the rou ana me VINO can
go are hurrylng to take advantage OF the
lish oeln l, IN humor, Whlie tne can t-get-
away iellows soothe thelr ieeilhSs as iar
as possible with recoiieetions OF what they
have accomplished against the hnny tribe
III seasoi's p0s''
oclehtlsts say say ihat nees cannot pie, not
having mandloies' and tnaf, consequently:
they cannot d stroy iruit: a resident OF
the lover portion OF the city VII not be-
ileve TINS theory. Hunoreos OF nees pave
| iouna mat the peaches IN MS PACK YARD are
Oh gooa iaVor; ana IN consequence me trees
are iull OF mem constantly during me
day, much TO the disgust OF members OF
| the family, who OCCASIONALLY get ssung
Whlie picking 1ruit, the oees appearing 10
want 1t all ana resentlng interference.
! Inc insects appear 20 attack perfectly
sound put tully ripe peach, aud soon make
a hoie IN It.
Parties returning yesterday from the Y.
"a u d. eAotti sioil " ~ 9 st"te .nas
and = oreat "nccsss Over ,oo ,ersoIs
1 went from San Francisco and other points.