Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-09
BRIEF NOTES.

William Webb was yesterday brought to
this city by Deputy Sheriff Chambers from
Union House, on the lower Stockton road,
having become again insane. He has been
twice to the Napa Asylum, and each time,
having recovered, was discharged. He is
about 80 years of age. without friends in this
State. and in need of the care which he will
receive at the Asylum.
Taxes under. assessment of 1880 are now
due, and Sheriff Hebron is ready to receive
payments at his office in the Courthouse.
Smith & Miles yesterday fled with the Sec
rotary of State their claim to a trademark
for Turkish Laundry Soap
Forty-four immigrants will arrive from the
East this afternoon, of whom % are males.
GRAND ARMY ENTERTAINMENT Sumner
Post No. 3, Grand Army of the Republic,
held a social entertainment last evening at
the Grand Army headquarters, on K street,
between Fifth and Sixth. The hall, formerly
known as the Father Mathew Hall, has re-
Gently been procured by Sumner Post and
fitted up in manner making it exceedingly
pleasant and attractive. and is hereafter to be
occupied by Sumner Post and known as the
Grand Army Headquarters. Last evening
was the first time the Post have occupied
their new hall, and the entertainment, there
fore, partook of the nature Of an opening,
and was thoroughly enjoyable to all present.
The following is the programme rendered
Address of welcome, by comrade G. w.
ficks; serenade, Amphion Quartet; song,
:" Loving and Beloved Again" Miss Annie
Jones; recitation, Miss Lucy O'Brien; song,
:" Non Ver," Mrs. A. Dassonville; recita-
ton, Good. Bye" Mr.. H.. Norton; song,
"Ah | have Sighed to Rest Me- A. Dasson-
vile. As an encore he also sang "Homeward
Bound;H song, Young Recruit, Mrs. w.
z. Fitch. Upon encore she sang Beloved
Star recitation, 1.-The Veteran" Master
Miss Hattie Watson and Mrs J. n Larkin.
They sang also "Adieu." as an encore; song,
Say Not Farewell" Mrs. G. w. Cooley
recitation, j. G. Medley The entertain
ment Throughout was frequently applauded,
and each part was rendered in such manner
as to be highly complimentary to the per-
former and the society. The recitation Of
6 The Veteran by little Willie Larlxin, in
which he gave with marked effect the soldier
spirit OF 1872, was frequently and loudly APP
plauded The Post has made fine opening
in their new hall, and will give occasional
socials in future. The one last evening was
oStA1tAy ihNibltlOn parry, anu w do CuunICi
to the members and their families. with
few invited guests. At the close of the pro-
gramme the hall, which was nicely can
vassed, was cleared and a social dance en-
loyed till midnight. o. P. Dodge and J. n.
Larkin were floor managers and music was
furnished by the First Artillery Band.
The EDUCATED Housewife entertain
ments continued this week by Sherman with
his educated horses are being more ap-
preciated and becoming more popular each
night. Few have ever accorded to the horse
the possibilities an / intelligence which are dis
played in Tommy, Barney, and Jack, the
clown, and those who have admired the
trained horses of the circus ring will at once
confess that the best there seen are in no
manner to be compared with these. There
is the marked difference which exists between
being trained and educated.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell Co. will sell to-
day, at salesroom, No. 900 street, between
Ninth and Tenth, at l o'clock, without re-
serve, one four-year-old bay mare, sound and
gentle, to drive double or single !; also, two
bedroom sets, three bureaus, four wash
stands, two wardrobes, two clipper edge
spring beds. one fine No. cook stove with
fixtures complete, five parlor stoves, one
Grover & Baker sewing machine, two Flor
ence, one Wheeler & Wilson (cabinet), and
other things.
INCORPORATION. There was fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday the
certificate of incorporation of the Pacific
Mutual Aid Association of California. Place
of business, San Francisco. Directors-Jag
Terkelson. Peter Jorgensen, Nicholay Peter
sen, Christian Decker, Christian Berletsen,
John J. Olsen, Hans P. Jorgensen, FL. ID.
Peters and Henning P. Paulsen.
INSANE EN RoUrE.-Deputy Sheriff Boyn-
ton OF Ell Dorado county came to the city
yesterday with an insane man named Robert
Scott, en- route for Napa Asylum. Scott was
placed in the County Jail upon arrival here,
and will be taken to his destination this
morning.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-R. Biggs who,
has recently removed to Sacramento from the
Bay, was yesterday arrested by officer Fred
ericks upon complaint sworn out by his
stepdaughter, aged 10 years, charging him
with attempt to commit rape upon her.
New TRIAL GRANTEp.-Sherif Cunning
ham, of San Joaquin county, on Saturday
took Wallace St. Glare and Chauncy St. Glare
from Folsom State Prison to Stockton by
reason of new trials having been granted
them upon the charge of burglary.