Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
BRIEF NOTES.


The overland train from the East yesteI
day did not arrive until about noon,
on account of the snow-storm and drift
ing in the mountains this side of
Truckee. The snow last evening was be-
tween six and seven feet deep at the Summit,
but the road was clear and the barometer was
rising. The overland due here this morning
was on time at about midnight, and unless
detained by further fall of snow will arrive
on time.
A horse with a top buggy containing man
and woman ran away Yesterday from Third
and n streets, and after making around three
or four blocks, upset the buggy at Fifth and
y streets. throwing the inmates out and
knocking the top and seat off. The buggy
then righted and was sailing along behind
the fleeing horse. in q soutIsrly direction, at
last accounts. The parties who were thrown
out escaped injury.
On the 2lst Of November a suit of clothes,
consisting OF new pants and vest of steel
gray color, and coat of dark gray, which was
somewhat worn, were stolen in this city and
sold to some party unknown. IL the person
who bought them will take them to the Police
Office, ne will be literally rewarded and aid
the ends of justice.
The twenty ninth birthday anniversary of
j. u. Kerth was remembered on Saturday
evening by the Orpheus Club. of which he is
! Secretary. Several songs were given in
serenade, after which the club was enter
tanned by Mr.. Kerth in sumptuous way,
during which there were toasts, speeches and
more music.
Early on Saturday morning a house on L
street, No. sos, was entered by burglar
through doors left open by the inmates and a
man named Germs, while lying asleep and
intoxicated upon louuge, had his pocket cut
| open and silver watch and between five and
six dollars in money taken from him.
! William Demlning, who was recently
arrested by officer Smith, for stealing a watch
| from McGee's stable, and which he pawned
| In the name of Charles Johnson, has been
transferred to the County J all under sentence
of $50 days imprisonment.
| Professor Gregory will repeat his stereop-
ticon exhibition at DR.. Frost's church this
evening on Ninth street, between l. and NJ.
The entertainment is very interesting and in
structive.
John Riley, a Young lad, charged with re-
cent robbery at Folsom, was taken through
on Saturday to that place by Constable W.
D. Kimball, who arrested him in San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Sinms had full house at his lecture
on Physiognomy on Saturday evening. He
continues his lectures the present week.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight tfor orSacramentopassed Ogden on the I'd:
For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 254 plates
iron, 26 boxes screws Adams, McNeill &
Co., 80 half-barrels and go kits fish, 5 cases
canned peaches r. Stone & Co.. boxes
hardware. 3 cases harness, l box saddlery
Thomas Harper, cases shoes James Nc
Guire 1S2 pieces woodwork ; Richard Dale,
5 boxes dishes Hall, Luhrs & Co.. 46 bar
rels hams Billingsley & Co., 80 cases
matches, box traps, bales mop handles,
l box hardware, 80 packages pals Lindley
& Co., 3 bales tobacco: Booth & Co, bale
broom-corn Standard Oil Company, $40
cases oil Fl. c. Kirk & Co., boxes medi-
cine; Waterhouse & Lester, so bundles fell
loes, 264 bundles hubs, 119 bundles and Is
crates spokes The report for the Sd has not
been received.
POLICE ARRESTS. police have made
arrests since last report as follows: Maggie
Price for petit larceny, by officer Ferral;
L. schermeyer, Robt. Shermeyer and F.
Wilaer, disturbing the peace, by officer
Campsell G.. Meeler. disturbing the peace
by officer Ferral; p Daley and Mrs. Daley,
battery, by officer Smith Mrs. G. NJ. Farr,
Ostwaldt; Emil Bu,kow. same offense, by
officers Ferral and Coffee: VIM Sanbsrn,
cruelty to animals, by officers Smith and
Steinart; Ed. Ryan, disturbing the peace,
by officer Smith; Mrs. Regan and Ella
Regan, battery, BY officer Smith Robert
Jones. battery, by local officer Coffee.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court on
Saturday Pat Hayes pleaded guilty of petit
larceny. and was sentenced to pay fine of
$3.50. or be imprisoned in the County Jail
$50 DAYS. William Broderick. drunk, for |
feited deposit of 81 So Mcclure, drunk, |
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and costs |
D. Crowley was examined upon charge Of
obtaining money from B. Lucy, and was dis
charged. The cases Of Lizzie jerks COM
mon drunk, and Lee Vow, for burglary, were
continued till to day, and that of Margaret
Howe, for disturbing the peace, was coutin-
ued till the 18th inst.
THE LANDEs CAsE-The charges against
George E. Landes before the County School
Board were set for hearing last Saturday af-
ternoon, but owing to the illness of Grove L.
johnson, attorney for the defense, Messrs.
Jones and Martin were called in TO take his
place, and not having examined the matter,
asked a postponement. The request was
granted and the case reset for hearing on the
8sh day of January, at 10 A. n, that being
the earliest date at which the attorneys pro
and con could attend.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Sherburn & Smith
will sell at auction at IL A. NJ. to-day, ON the
premises, the two story brick building on the
southeast corner of Seventh and G streets-'l
the lower story occupied as a grocery store,
and the second story as dwelling house.
Also, the two story brick stable adjoining on
G street. and the two frame houses adjoining
on Seventh. street. All being on the north 60
feet of lot l.
CoMMERcIAL.-SiRce last report steamer
Harriet passed up with barge for grain. The
eral merchandise and barge of coal for
Pioneer Mills. Steamer Sacramento arrived
with lumber for Friend & Terry; also schooner
D. Haskin, with lumber for w. f. Fra
zier The steamer Daisy is receiving general
repairs at the city front by Root, Nelson &
Co.
A CANDIDATE ExPLAINs.-S. w. Butler, |
one of the Republican candidates for School
Director in the Fourth Ward, prints card
in to-day's issue of the RECORD. UNION ex-
planning his action as member of the Board
OF Education concerning change OF text
books, and answering some anonymous
charges that have been made against him in
that connection.
The CHURCHES. = Bishop Wing6eld
preached at St. Paul's Church yesterday
morning and evening. At the evening service
he confirmed class. Owing to the illness OF
the pastor no services were held at the Cal
vary Baptist Church. At the Congregational
Church the evening service was a missionary
concert. The usual services were held in the
other churches.
AMUSING LECTURE To-NIGHT, by Dr.
Simms, on Hair, Feet, Hands and Hand
writing. at the Congregational Church.
Charts given to-day at the Church on Health
and Character.
SPECIAL COOP VALUES in ''black CASH
meres." Mechanics Store.