Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-02
BRIEF NOTES,

Who can give the Howards a stove and
bed for a small family?
Last night the alleged curfew bell tolled
at o'clock. That will be the hour until
next spring.
On the evening of the 22d the ladies of
the NJ. E. Church South will give a music
and literary entertainment.
On Tuesday evening the Fire Commits
sioners met and allowed August demands
against the Fire Department fund.
Hackmen and drivers of passenger
vehicles can get their numbers for use at
fair time by calling at the City Hall.
The sale of seats for single nights at the
Houghton's bookstore this morning.
The funeral of the late Charles Shear
will take place at II A. NJ. to-day from his
late residence, Twentieth and G streets.
The old awning around Comstock's fur
niture store, northeast corner of Fifth and
X streets, is being replaced with new and
substantial structure.
One of the big Ten" telegraphed from
San Francisco yesterday to q friend in this
city the following short but expressive
message: Our name is mud"
The funeral of the late Alfred Stansbury
Woods will take place at o'clock this af
ternoon, from the family residence on
street, between Eighth and Ninth.
On Coon, Who recently charged All Tit
with burglary, and who failed to appear
and prosecute, has been arrested by officer
Mccormack. 1t is case of " tit for tat"
That the State Fair is approaching is evil
denced from the fact that several low dives
are being opened on J and X streets. and
street fakirs are beginning to congregate.
Justice Foster, of Florin, has held Paul
Mcqueen to answer for robbing comrade
in that vicinity while both were drunk.
Mcqueen has been placed in the county
Jail.
At the last regular monthly meeting of
the City Board OF Education, bids for wood
and stationery supplies were received and
referred 10 the proper committees. Several
bills were also allowed.
H. S. Crocker & Co. announce that the
State Board of Agriculture has awarded
that firm the exclusive right to distribute
an advertising medium in the Pavilion and
at tie Park during the fair.
The Big Ten" will not be met upon
their return at the depot with brass band,
as had been arranged. They will likely
come up on the boat, SO as to enter the city
These arrests were recorded at the station
house last night: Fred. f. Lightner, for
vagrancy, by officer Cofiey Ida De Poe,
for exhibiting, by officer wager; also five
persons for gaming, referred TO elsewhere.
1.-THE Little Six are on topr' was the
watchword throughout the city yesterday.
Few were found inclined to shed tears over
the defeat OF the Big Ten" Democratic
CON, ittaar1ar, yrho had qororht IN rim tho
party.
One of the unterrifed in this city last
evening said he thought it would be sui
cidal for the Democracy to undertake to
win with Bartlett at the head of the ticket.
He had been too long at the business of
bottling water at Bartlett Springs.
A few days ago a watch was stolen from
the engineer at Mohr e Yoerk's establish
ment. The watch has already been recov-
cred by Chief Dillman, but he is not salts
fed-he wants the fellow who stole it.
Some men want the whole earth.
a meeting of Democrats was held last
evening at Fuchs Hall, at Ninth and G
streets, and a permanent organization eff
fected. The following officers were elected
President, Frank Shocks; Vice-P President,
G. H. Callendine Secretary, Ed. Fogarty
Treasurer, Man. Mullany.
While witnessing the baseball game at
Recreation Park yesterday, Miss Annie
Bauer had the ill-fortune to be struck in
the face with batted ball. Fortunately it
was not of the kind that sometimes comes
in collision with one of the players, or the
result would have been serious.
When it was announced upon the streets
Yesterday that the Little Six had won,
and that.th Big Ten" were showed uu-
der, there was a general rejoicing at ma
jority of the Democratic headquarters.
Some of the admirers of the ways and
means" employed by the Big Ten" are
very "sore,n and threaten to bolt the
entire ticket.
Thrown FROM A HoRsE-Mrs Clara NJ
Byrne, while out riding last Monday even
ing, was thrown from her horse on n
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth. She
received severe internal injuries and for a
while was very i'll, but is now improving
LADIES all-silk mitts. all colors II cents
per pair Misses all-silk mitts, all colors
IL cents per pair. in our closing sale to-
morrow and Saturday. Red House.
LADIES black Jerseys, so cents. Double
faced canton flannel (colors, red or blue, 5
cents yard, in our closing sale tomorrow
and Saturday. Red House.