Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-17
BRIEF REFERENCE.

The Morning Star Base Ball Club has
organized by electing the following officers
j. Mooney, President DAN Byron, Secre-
tary; Ed. AlcCabe, Treasurer; Y. Gum,
Captain j. Devine, Propertyman. The
other members are Z. Balye, g. Hartnett,
w. Mcdonald.
Nettie Winkeiplek, who was wounded Sun
day night, is in a comfortable condition, and
it is no. now feared that she will die Mrs.
Hamilton, who did the shooting, was yester
day removed from the station-house to the
county Jail, where the surroundings are more
pleasant.
Some excitement was caused among Mon
golians yesterday, by articles of Chinese
clothing being discovered under the Third
street bridge, as if some melancholy one had
buried his sorrows beneath the waters of Lake
Como.
The Assembly Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds have agreed to recommend
the passage of a bill appropriating moaey to
pay for the States portion of the improve
ment of L street, from Tenth to Fifteenth.
The street sprinkling carts We're again put
to work on the principal thoroughfares yester-
day, and the sprinkling viii be continued
until the annual contracts for the work are let
Mrs. E. c. Billingsley publishes card
acknowledging receipt of 81, coo from Union
Lodge, No. q, A. o. U. W., the benefit
fund secured to her by her husbands death.
A water main was accidentally cut at
Tenth and Z streets yesterday by street
plow, and quite an amount of water escaped
before repairs could be made.
A team belonging to Ben. Croker ran
away from the railroad shops yesterday, but
stopped at Second and I streets, without
doing damage.
The horse driven by John Leubbering ran
away on X street yesterday, throwing the
driver out and causing him to be severely
bruised.
The Board of Education viii held a special
meeting tonight to discuss the school hook
and Examination Questions" subjects.
There is telegram at the Western Union
Office for Sam. T. Curtis.
Two car loads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
Sacramento river stands at the 12-foot
mark.
ST. PATRICK's DAY FESTIVAL This is ST.
Patrick's day. There will be appropriate
services in St. Rose Church this morning and
forenoon. At night, in aid of the Irish fam
inc fund, there will be held at the Pavilion a
grand festival, under the auspices of the
Sacramento Irish Relief Committee. Many
attractions are promised. There will be
booths supper laid by Fisher, dancing to
the music of Church, Jones & Beebe's band,
etc. Many citizens have taken an active
part in the affair, and it promises to be one
of unusual interest. Last evening, at the
meeting of the committee, the following dis
patch was delivered to James Mcclure, Treas
urer of the committee, and read to the meet
ing: 1.-The Lord Mayor of Dublin acknowl-
edges receipt from you of e3e0, with best
thanks. JAMES GAMBLE" The dispatch was
received with applause and enthusiasm.
ARREsTs.-The arrests of yesterday were
Pat Haggerty, by officer jackson, for bat
terry; John Finlevy, by local officer Cafferty,
for being drunk James Carey, by officer
Frazee and citizen Mcdowell Kate Farr, by
local officer Lucas, for disturbing the peace.