Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-14
LOCAL NOTES,

| Francis La Peake and David Burclow got
| into an alteration on Second street, between
L and NJ, yesterday, when the former struck
the latter with four-foot stick of wood and
knocked him down. 1t created quite an ex-
citement upon the street, and both were
taken to the police station.
The new brewery in process of erection by
j. Gebert at Twentieth and 0 streets is
being rapidly pushed forward and the pro-
prietor expects to have it completed and his
business of manufacture in full operation
within from four to six weeks.
The norther on Saturday was one of the
most severe experienced here for years.
Yesterday the wind was still in the north
but milder, and last night it was still warmer,
and with plenty of wraps, delightful.
f. a. circuit of this city and Miss Mary D.
Scott of Baltimore, Nd, were married in
that city on the 10th inst, and will return to
Sacramento the latter part of the present
month.
Sixty-seven immigrant passengers arrived
from the East yesterday, among whom were
forty. eight males, and seventy-two viii ar
RYE by to-day's train, including thirty males.
The services for Purim feast of Esther
will be held this evening. at $50 o'clock, and
tomorrow morning, at 1880. by the Orthodox
Congregation, at Pioneer Hall.
A man named McGale was arrested By
officer Smith and taken to the police ck-up
for stealing a coat at the Front street fire
on Saturday evening.
Lieutenant. Colonel r. Smith, United
States Army, will arrive by overland train
from the East this morning.
There is message for G. Harvey at the
Western Union Telegraph Office.
The river had yesterday fallen to the 20
feet inch mark.
on Saturday Martin Keegan was fined $40
and costs for battery. John Carr was fined
S15 and costs for disturbing the peace. Mike
Boyle was examined and held to answer upon
a charge of assault with deadly weapon,
bail fixed at $500. The case of battery
against P. Flanagan was dismissed. Mollie
Roberts was fined So and costs as drunk
Tom Collins arrested upon the same charge
was discharged. George Eisenmenger was
adiudged guilty of violating the runners
ordinance, and Agnes Miller pleaded guilty
to having disturbed the peace. Their cases
were continued for sentence. bod McClin-
took was granted continuance until today.
All Now, alias Tom Lee, tried for petit
larceny, found guilty and to appear for judg-
ment to-day. Baby Huston was examined
for grand larceny, and held to answer with
bail fixed at 81, 600. The Court then adj
journed.
BODY REoovERED.-An unknown man,
supposed to be deck-hand upon the steamer
Varuna, who was recently lost overheard in
the river short distance above Washington,
was yesterday found caught in some bushes
in the water back of Washington, and about
100 yards from the first break above. the
town. 1t had foated in at the break and to
the place where found. There was nothing
on his person by which he could in any way
be identified. An inquest was held and YER
diet rendered that the deceased was unknown
and that he came to his death by accidental
drowning. The remains were inferred by
Coroner Vermilya.
CRY LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following
is the report of the City Free Library
for last week: Number of books is
sued during the week, 9S2 OF these there
were of fiction and juvenile, S35; history,
80; biography, II; travels, "a; miscellane.
Gus literature, %; poetry and drama, II;
theology, 8; science and art, 10. Average
number issued per day, 140. Percentage of
fiction and juvenile books, So. Number of
visitors during the week., 1,640. Average
number of readers per day, 81.
CRY RECEIPTS The following payments
were made into the City Treasury for the week
ending Saturday, March II, 1881: w. G.
Farnsworth, cemetery dues, 1867 r. d.
SERVER, water rates, $50; N. A. Kid
der. harbor dues, SO 80; w. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, S.; George A. Putnam,
city licenses, 1854 "a; George A Putnam,
dog licenses. Sl2; Ed. II. Mckee, sale OF
school lot, rent, ETC., 81 1885, total. So, 1888 o..
LATE TRAIN AND MAIL.-The train from
the East due here at 6:55 this morning will
not arrive until about 10 A. NJ. The train for
San Francisco will not leave until its arrival.