Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-19
BRIEF REFERENCE.

At M. j. Simmons real estate sale yes
terday the following property brought the
following prices: Lot 2, N, o, Twelfth and
| Thirteenth streets, to L. Y. Kelly, 81, $50 ;
lot 4, n, o, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
to G. A. Pierson, s2,0O5; lot 4. N. o,
Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets, to DIR. q. q.
Tyrell, s., 25o
Willie Phillips, lad ten years old, attend
ed the Red Mems picnic day before Yesterday
at Folsom, and got left behind when the
train returned. He arrived in town yester-
day morning on foot, having walked from
Folsom during the night and seemed pleased
at his experience.
Gangs of men began work yesterday lay
ing the street railway on top of the street,
with one foot rise, and not up in the air,
where some people tired to have it placed.
The route will all be completed to the ceme-
terry this week, it is believed.
The public school examinations yesterday
were conducted as per announcement, and
continue to-day according to programme.
Yesterday was a real white vest day.
Surely spring has arrived.
River at % feet II inches last night.
FREE LOVE INFELIcITY.-Love does not
always run smooth even with those who as
sumo most prodigality with it. Day before
yesterday Charles Bellgard, on some sup
posed provocation, cut up the carpets and
smashed up the furniture of Lizzie Smith,
where they had lived, at the corner of Third
and L. Yesterday Bellgard left and took
quarters by himself in Miss Pauline's place,
on l. street. Richard Sullivan also yester-
day got spell on him. and took Ratchet
and smashed up S25 trunk belonging to
Ruby Stanley and tore up all her clothing,
whereupon she left him and also went TO
Paulines. Afterward Lizzie goes to Pauline's
to get her man, and abuses Pauline, who
takes out warrant for her arrest. Mean
time Sullivan goes to Pauline's to get Ruby
back, who refusing to go, he draws a six
shooter to kill her, and Walter Marshall, an
inmate, steps in and takes away the re-
volver. Pauline rushes to the door and cries
out Murder" and blows police whistle
just as officer Ferral appears with the
warrant previously sworn out against Lizzie.
He PUSHES in, finds Sullivan with knife drawn
cutting at Marshall and Ruby, and declaring
he will kill Marshall, Ruby and Pauline
Ferral arrests Sullivan and Marshall, and
turning Sullivan over to Deputy Sheriff Rice,
also arrests Lizzie, and takes her and Mar
shall to the police station, and procuring
warrant, sworn out by Lizzie. returns and
arrests Bellgard. The four will be brought
before Judge Henry this morning for his
review of the intricacies of the situation, and
to administer such valuable opportunities for
private reflection as the extent of the law in
such cases admits.
ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-Belle Ferris, for
petit larceny, by officer Martin; Francis
Mashaw and A. Basabe, for disturbing the
peace, by officer Rider; Jenny Hurlburt,
disturbing the peace, by officer Ferral; All
Sam, disturbing the peace, by officer Lee
w. McMurray, battery, by officer Rider
Richard Sullivan, for disturbing the peace,
by ?. Rice, Deputy Sheriff Walter Mar
shall, for disturbing the peace, by officer
Ferral; James Murphy, Charles Wright
and Frederick Hughes, for petit larceny of
tobacco from Adams, Mcneil & Co., by
officer Fredericks and local officer Coffey
Lizzie Smith and Charles Bellgard, for dis
turbing the peace, by officer Ferral; Chas.
Bellgard for malicious mischief, by officer
Ferral Richard Sullivan, for malicious mis-
chief and drawing and exhibiting deadly
weapon, by officer Ferral Augustus Appen-
henis, healthy beggar, by officer Smith.
SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. = The following
classes were examined yesterday at the Sac
ramento Seminary Third reading class, Miss
Ida Perry; geography, Miss A. j. Perry
second, geometry, Mrs. Perry /; rhetoric, Miss
Darling; first, geometry, Miss Darling
botany, Mrs. Perry; French, Mile. Lonit.
The first, second and third pretixed-as third,
reading-indicate the rank of the class, not
the order of recitation.
CHANGE OF PLACE OF BUsINEss.-On Sat
urday there was filed in the office of the Sec
rotary of State certificate that the place of
business of the Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
has been removed to San Francisco from
Oakland
FARM SALE. A. Clayton at San Jose
tomorrow sells at auction eight choice farms
and 16 lots in the Santa Clara valley. They
are all rented and have crops of grain or
fruit.