Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-06

Club has organized and elected the following
officers Joseph Friedman, President; Chas
Root, Captain Albert Parsons, Treasurer
John Jones, Secretary; James Snipe, Prop
ertyman. The other members are A.
Bauers, NJ Paine and J. Ginsberg . The
Bushwhackers' Base Ball Club has organized,
with these officers S. Jackson, Captain S.
Trowbridge, Secretary; A. Meade, Treas
urer; J. Nelson, Propertyman. =. The Jun
i6rs is the name of ball club organized
yesterday, with 10. Scott Captain w.
Swift, Treasurer Oscar Kerr, Propertyman;
Johnnie Brewer, Secretary, and Jessie
Rogers, Director.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the trial of r. f. Fitzgerald, for an
attempt at extortion. was continued to the
11th All Chung was held to answer for
burglary. The case of Dan Donnoly, for
battery was continued to to-day. The
charge against NJ. Abraham, for malicious
mischief, was dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton Jack Dowd, accessory after the fact in
robbery, case set for trial to-day; bond,
$500.
EN- RoUTR.-Sheriff Mccoy of Yuba went
up to Marysville yesterday from San Fran
cisco with prisoner named J. NJ. Tool.
Some time since he was convicted of an
assault, appealed the case to the Superior
Court, gave bond and then forfeited it by not
appearing for trial The Sheriff followed
! him to the Bay and there made the arrest.
The ROBBERY CAsE.-Jack Dowd, Bill
Essig and other parties arrested in connection
with the robbery of George Dusenberry, will
be tried in the Police Court to-day. The
police officers assert their ability to establish
the guilt of those who are accused of the rob-
berry, and are confident of the conviction of
Dowd and others as accessories.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. were for
warded to the East yesterday; One carload
| of wool, of shells, of bottles, of mer-
chandise and of salmon. There were re-
ceived here: Three carloads of barley, of
wood, OF merchandise, l of quartz, of
lumber, of sheep, l of material and 2 of
sundries.
AUCTION SALE.-At Cones ranch, near the
American river bridge, at IL A. NJ. to-day, II.
S. Beals, administrator Of the estate of D. G.
Patten, will sell several blood horses at pub
lie auction. The animals are all named il
the announcement. Bell & Co. are the auc.
tioneers.
REPUBLICAN, MEETING. At the theatel
J this evening the Republicans of the city will
hold mass ratification meeting. Seats are
to be reserved for ladies. Senators Cheney
and Baker and Greed Raymond and G. I
Jones and others will deliver short addresses
CLEARING-oUT SALE.-Sherburn & Smith
at 1913 K street, will to-day hold their regular
auction clearing-out sale, including furniture
groceries, family supplies, etc. The article
for sale are detailed in the announcement.
NATURAL1zED. = In the Superior Cour
Yesterday Robert Denham, a rative of Eng
land. was admitted to citizenship on tn
/ testimony of John Richards and jaime
Elder.
DIyoRcED.-In the Superior Court yester
day Janet Forsman was granted decree o
divorce from W. I. Forsman, on the groun
of failure to provide.
BOND FILED-John McComber, Constabl
: of Natoma township, yesterday filed his bon
in the sum Of s., 800.
Frpsr SHIPMENT of Whittaker's celebrate