Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

when another pistol, nickel. plated FIVE
shooter, was found in his possession, and alst
certificate of discharge from Napa Insane
Asylum, dated May q 1881. From this Lii
name appears to be James Lee. He states
that he has been staying with William Cur
tbs on the Yolo side Of the river, and that ht
furnished bis armory with money that wa
paid him for work at the asylum. This may
be correct. but inasmlch az he had not re
served even dime with which TO replenist
his larder it is evident that lie is a poor pro
WIDER, and that he is more concerned about
outside enemies than of internal necessities
The man and his military outfit are at the
police headquarters
FUNERAL OF Mr.. KERCHEvAL.-The re-
mains OF the late Reuben Kercheyal, of Grand
Island, viii arrive &C this place this morning
upon the steamer from the Bay, accompa-
nied by the family and friends of deceased
The funeral services will be held at the Ma
sonic Temple at o'clock this afternoon, I'M
der the auspices of the Masonic fraternity,
the Lodges in this city meeting with Frank
lin Lodge of Onisbo, of which Mr.. Kercheval
was a member. The services will consist OF
the Masonic burial rites, which will be con-
Quoted by Governor Perkins. The deceased
was also a member of Sacramento Chapter
No. 8, Royal Arch Masons, and Sacramento
Commandry No. 2. Knights Templsr. The
Commandry will attend in body in uniform,
and act as escort TO the plaza of burial,
which viii be in the Masonic plat in the City
Cemetery.
RED MEMS PIcNIc-The annual picnic of
the several Lodges of the Improved Order of
Red Men of this city and elsewhere will take
place at Natoms Grove tomorrow Mus c
for the occasion will be furnished by Jones,
Beebe & Grants full brass band. No liquors
will be allowed upon the grounds. A large
number CT choice and entertaining games and
amusements is arranged for all. A list of
valuable prizes will be distributed on the
grounds TO the successful competitors. Lunch
baskets left at places announced will be col
lected and delivered at the grounds free of
charge Meals, ice cream and refreshments
will be served at the grove by Peterson &
Flaherty at city prices. The train viii leave
the depot in Sacramento st A. NJ. and stop
1t any way station ii tagged.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Ssh Fer Weinstock & Lubin, 1 case cloth
ing, 1 case collars, II cases boots, cases dry
goods J 5. Trowbridge, box fancy soap !;
r. Stone & Co., box hardware, boxes sad
dlesY; George o. Bates. organ; DIR. G. T..
Pinkham, ! box household goods Booth &
Co., 100 cases condensed niik; John Z.
Stoll. boxes hardware H. C. Kirk s Co.,
; boxes drugs: Locke & Lavenson, rolls
carpet; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 81 bundles hams I;
II. Fisher, 1 case confectionery; Thos. Har-
per, 2 cases boots and shoes Huntingdon
Hopkins & Co., l ease chalk, bellows; G.
p. Il. r Co., crates stoves, II bundles iron
pipe, l bundle stove covers, l box frames, 3
boxes castings.
PERSONAL letter received in this city
from c. g. w. French, Chief Justice of Ar
iona Territory and formerly Of this city,
states that ne has removed from Tucson to
Prescott, which will be his future residence.
Robert Gardner, joseph MeKenGa, Robert
Hamilton and W. c. Beicher are in the city.
Mrs. Baford and Miss Hattie Crocker are
visiting in town Captain c.. NJ. easier,
Woodland Guard was in the city yesterday
arranging for equipping his company.
FREIGHrs BY RA1L.-The following car
loads Of freight were received yesterday {:
One Of oil, 50 Of wood, l of lime, OF old
materials, OF nails, l of furniture. of wool.
10 of lumber, / of sulphur, | OF wheels, l OF
horses 5 of timber, l of agricultural inple-
u,ents. of wagon materials and ! OF cast
ings. Car loads East were forwarded: -Four
of wool, ) of salmon, Of hides, Z Of barley,
kof tea, Of silk, of merchandise, OF
wine. of brandy and of oil.
CATTLE STEALING Cause.-The case of the
People vs.. Robert Mackall and Wm. Will
Jams. upon indictment for stealing cattle
from the ranch CT Marion Biggs, Jr., came
before the Superior Court yesterday. The
defendants demanded separate trials. which
was so ordered. The case OF Williams was
then taken up, but upon motion of defense,
the trial was postponed until to morrow, on
account Of absence of important witnesses.
PLEADED GUILTY.-Jacob Hammond. who
was arrested some time since upon charge of
grand larceny for stealing articles belonging
to the estate OF Madame Lucia, deceased,
while he was in possession of the premises,
nnier appointment OF the Public Admins
TRAITOR Yesterday pleaded guilty 10 the re-
ducad charge Of petit larceny, and was
sentenced BY Judge Clark to imprisonment in
the County Jail for term Of two months.
Police CoURr.-In this Court yesterday
Ala Toy was found guilty of petit larceny,
and 6ned SO and costs. Pat Ryan pleaded
guilty "a an abnormal drunk, aud was also
fined $40 and casts. The cases of L. Renfro,
E. Short and VIII Kelly, charges Of INSIDE
meanor, were continued until the 13en inst,
aad that Of John Fitzpatrick, for disturbing
the peace, uatil the 12shi rs.ant
LET Orr EAsr-Ah Toy was yesterday. in
the Police Court, found guilty of stealing
come empty bottles for the purpose of letting
uD in the Junk business, but the offense was
regarded as so mild. on account Of the second.
hand profession he was trying to enter, that
he was let of with fine OF $40 and costs
MILITARY.-By general orders No 9, just
issued from the Adiutant-Generafs office,
Company A, light battery. Second Brigade,
and Company Il, First Artillery, Fourth
Brigade, n G. c., are reduced to four-gun
batteries, the former to take effect on July
Ist, and the latter Oh the first proximo.
MADE A CITlzES.-Judge Clark yesterday
granted papers Of naturalization to Charles
KaIin. a native of Switzerland, upon decla-
ration Of intention and the testimony of B.
Steinaur and Joseph Urich.
MusIcAL.-Effort are being made to bring
the celebrated Mendelsshon Quintet Club
here. 1t depends on the subscription lists
which open to-day at Hammers, Dale's, and
ID. o. Mills bank.
BASEBALL GAxE-A spirited game o.
baseball was played day before yesterday
between the Union and Eureka clubs of thi'
city, resulting in favor of the latter by {
score of 81 to 3.
THE American Fur and Sealskin Company
has filed with the Secretary of State its Ger
tificate Of the increase of its capital stool
from 5000 to 500, 600 in 10. GOO shares o
$40 each.
SARsFIELD Guard PIcNIc.-Company G.
Sarsfield Guard, viii give an excursion Il
Beach's Grove, where they viii hold picnic
on the 22d instant.
OK ACCOUNT of the wind on Monday ant
Tuesday MORNINGS, Hale's programme witt
regard TO the outside show was not carried
out, and the show has been postponed unit
this (Wednesdayl morning. One sixty-foo
table will be arranged in the front OF on,
store, with goods representing cutting
bargains from every department of the house
Hale Bros great central table movement
LADIES French kid, button shoes, from 5.
to Sc 80. Mechanics Store.
LOOK Our for new advertisement of Re,
House tomorrow.