Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-29
BRIEF REFERENCE.

BRIEF REFERENCE.
A Chinaman named All Sit Yet complained
to the police Saturday that he had been
robbed of So by two boys, near Tenth and L
streets. Officers Eldred and Frazee went
| there and arrested Joe Ruggles, a boy about
IL years old, whom the Chinaman pointed
out as having come to the relief of another
boy, aged about II, who had first attacked
| him. The little fellow was taken into custody
bat the other one has not been arrested.
From one to three feet of snow fell on the
mountains Saturday night. Three snow
slides occurred about four miles east of Emf
grant Gap. They were from thirty to forty
feet long, and five to fifteen feet deep. At
one place a shed was crushed, and delayed
the overland train. 1t arrived here at lao
in the afternoon. The plows were kept at
work all last night, and at II o'clock the
track was clear, though the snow was falling.
A little girl named Griffiths fell from the
balcony. Second and Streets yesterday, and
was severely hurt. She was rocking in a
chair and rocked over.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company's
pay car is here, and their employees will be
paid to-day. The car will leave for the south
at noon.
Deputy Sheriff Noel, of Shasta county,
passed through yesterday for Napa with an
insane woman named Matilda Noel
There were deaths in the city last week
8 adults and 6 children. Six bodies were
brought here for interment
The rain yesterday continued one hour at
Biggs, four at Nord, seven at Wheatiand and
eight at Lincoln.
The proposed concert at the Sixth street
M. E. Church for Tuesday night has been
abandoned.
There are messages at the Western Union
Office for J. A. Chenowith and j. S. Dickson.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 3 went up
the river yesterday with merchandise.
A special train composed of 6 cars of silk
and II of tea went East yesterday.
The Mechanics Store has grand opening
tonight
The Board of Education holds meeting
tonight.
The Sacramento river has risen to IS feet Z
inches.
One car of immigrants will arrive this after
noon.
REAL PRINCESS LACE is the fashionable
white lace trimming this season. One show
case in the Mechanics Store display tonight
will be devoted to samples of these elegant
goods.
EAsTER.-Easter was observed in churches
in this city yesterday, by appropriate services
in St. Paul's Episcopal Church morning and
evening, Bishop Wingfeld preaching on both
occasions. The offerings of the day amounted
to $685. In the afternoon the Sunday school
! OF the church held interesting Easter exer-
cises. At st. Rose Church masses were
said at ESQ., $50, and 1890 "a NJ. Collections
| fox the poor were taken up, and a sermon
preached on "The Resurrection by the
pastor In all the Methodist Episcopal
| Churches, and in the Lutheran Church, APP
propriate exercises were held, and in the
! latter a class of newly confirmed chill
dren received first communion. AT the
| Congregational Church in the morning there
was special service for children and SER
mon to them by the pastor, and in the even
| ing there was an Easter praise service, with
eighteen numbers of music on the pro-
gramme. In the Synagogue the Rabbi
preached sermon at 10 A. NJ. on the Pass
over and Resurrection.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
| freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
25th For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 2
cases hardware, case paper, 81 boxes axes ;
Adams, McNeill & Co., 80 boxes goods; Ba-
ker & Hamilton, box hardware, bundles
betting; r. Stone & Co., 2 cases saddlery
| hardware Locke 4 Lavenson, l box cloth ;
S. Liprnan & Co.. box hair-pins, box dry
goods. box wooden GOODS T.. Lyons 4 Co.,
| 2 boxes dry goods Weinstock & Lubin, box
buttons j. Hearth. 3 cases boots and shoes
Hayford Bros & Co., 2 boxes dry goods
Mrs. Perry, box; Penryn Granite Works,
piece casting, iron bands, 2 iron plates;
G. III. Gilman, box dry goods.
INcoRpoRATIoNs.- were filed Satur-
day in the office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the American
Educational u MON, for the promotion OF reli-
gious and secular education in Central and
| South America Place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-Robert Kenna, Santa Clara,
and Patrick Kelly, John Pinarco. Florence
! Sullivan and Aloysius Varsi, of San Fran
cisco.
HABEAs Corpus CAsE.-The application
of 1. S. Brown, attorney for Jack Dowd,
who was recently held to answer by the Po
lice Court on a charge of having been an &C.
cessory after the fact in the robbery of Geo.
Dusenberry, has been set for hearing to-day
before Judge Clark of the Superior Court.
ARREsrs.-The arrests for the past two
days were VIM. Price, for battery, by officer
Dolan; Gus. Price, for battery, by officers
Dolan and Eldred; Edwin Dooley, battery,
by officer Frazes Kitty Graham, enticing,
aud Charles Graham, vagrancy, by officer
Dolan.
Two BLocKs.-The City Railway Company
has laid iron rails for its new track south OF
| Tenth street for a distance of two blocks and
over, from street southwark.
NorARY.-Alfred ). Kinds, of Santa Cruz
county, was on Saturday appointed Notary
Public by Governor Perkins. He is TO reside
| in Santa Cruz.
/ LARGE WARRANT.-The State Controller
Saturday drew his warrant in favor of the
Regents of the State University for tie sum
of $50, COO.
PIcSIc.-S Sacramento Sramm No. III .. %.
r. NJ, announces its annual picnic for April
25th at Naoma Grove.
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