Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-11
LOCAL BREVIrIES.

1He fOsLOIuce Will De CloSe1 from lU A.
NJ TO P. N. to-day, out of respect to tbs
memory of General Sheridan.
At the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church to-mor.
row evening a Sheridan memorial service
will be held. The Posts of the G. A. r
are to attend.
Some vandal has cut the plate glass win
dow of James Murphy's barber shop X
street, between Fifth and Sixth, soaring il
up badly and destroying the gold lettering.
Bell & Co. will sell ut 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
their salesrooms. 927 K street. a bucking
cart, horses, buggies, harness, furniture,
carpets, ranges, sewing machines, and other
household goods.
Last evening woman residing in a
bagnio at 307 L street was severely burned
about the chest and abdomen. Her
clothes caught fire from a cigar or cigarette
| which she was smoking
A meeting of the Executive Committee
| OF the Republican State Central Committee,
and the several candidates will be held in
conference at San Francisco to-day to ar
range for the prosecution of the campaign.
The winner (Franklin) of the 2:40-cass
| trot at Los Angeles yesterday, in 2:28, 2:23
and 225, was raised by J. NJ. Stephenson,
of Franklin township, Sacramento county.
The colt was named by AL Tietjens, of this
city.
A memorial service in honor of the
| memory and deeds of General Sheridan
will be held at the Sixth street NJ. i.
Church tomorrow evening, at which the
members of the G. A. r. are expected to
be present
A meeting of the Grape Growers and
Wine Makers Association of California
will be held at Irving Hall, 139 Post street
Eran Or ~
II clock A. NJ. Matters of special interest
| will be considered.
! The wife of l. B. X. Church, a we'll
known former resident and musician of
| this city, died at Pasadena some days ago.
Her remains have been brought here and
will be inferred with appropriate funeral
services IN the City Cemetery at 10 A. NJ
I to-day.
During the absence of Secretary f. Il.
| Wilcox, who goes East for a stay of several
weeks on account of the health of his
family, A. @. Lovekin, prominent men,
Der of the Association, will be acting gen
eral Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
| Association.
| The Iron Molders' Union of North
America, No. 1879, installed the following
officers for the ensuing term President,
Thos. Dwyer; Vice President, T. Finne-
gan Recording Secretary, E. F. Ashworth;
Financial Secretary, A. F. Bening; Cor
Rep, James McMurray Treasurer, John
Norton Inductor, VIM. ] Desmond.
Congressman Marion Biggs arrived from
Washington yesterday and will depart for
his home, III Butte county, to-day. Mr..
Biggs, who has recently been ill, appeared
| TO be restored to health by his trip. and his
| friends were greatly grstiried to find him
apparently as strong and energetic as when
he left the State for the National Capital
Kate Carson called at the station house
late last evening to procure a warrant for
the arrest of Frank Kelly, whom she
claimed had given her a fearful beating.
Her face looked as if she had come in con-
tact with western cyclone. Officer Camp
bell started out in search of the woman
beater, bat up to a late hour had failed to
| find him.
The Signal Service temperature, wind
| and weather at A. NJ. yesterday was $50,
southeast and six miles an hour; II M, 800,
| north and three miles an hour; P. M,
| 90o, south and six miles an hour. The
average temperature was 73o, being 20
cooler than the normal for that day. The
| highest and lowest temperature was 500
and $50, with steady barometer and
weather clear.
! w. II. Sherburn, auctioneer, will sell on
Monday, at his salesroom, 323 X street.
large amount of unclaimed baggage, for
VIM. Land, proprietor of the Western
Hotel. The goods offered will consist of
valises, packages of merchandise, bedding,
mail and express matter clothing, etc.
Also, on Tuesday Mr.. Sherburn will sell at
the same place the furniture of two houses
consisting of all the furnishings of same.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night at u o'clock ::
John Doe and Niles n. Lott, drunk. by
officers Arlin ston and Carroll; John Will
liams, vagrancy, by officer Franks; Pat
| Riley, petit larceny, by officer Agner; Sar-
ume Roe, drunk, by officer Able; Mrs.
Desmond, disturbing the peace, by officers
Carroll and Arlington. The not irious
Mary Roberts drunk, by officer Arlington.
The Police Commissioners have not yet
filled the vacancy in the police force, and
there is considerable activity among Il e
candidates and their supporters. 1t is de-
termined finally that o Meara will not seek
to defend himself, to retain the place, as his
resignation was sent in yesterday. The
people up town are strongly supporting
George Green for the appointment, and to
this was yesterday added a petition, nu-
merously signed in Green behalf, by his
fellow employees at the railroad shops.
The candidates placed in the field against
Green, by the down town people, are
| Mike" Eldred, Isaac Simmons and Robert
Goods.
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