Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
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Burglars entered the office Of D. Gardner's
wood yard, on | street, a night or two since,
but no cash was obtained.
A cargo of % casks OF ginseng Meaday
passed through over the Central Psci6c Rail
road from the East fer Hongkong.
There are messages at the Western Uni n
Telegraph Office for NJ. G. Griffith, T.. B.
Lovdal, ii. G. Whorton, FL. D. Willard, Miss
Linda Rodman, Mrs. 2. W. Stevens.
In the Superior Court. yesterday, Alexan-
der J. Gardiner, native Of England, was
admitted to citizenship, on the testimony OF
Jabez Turner and Frank Lenoir.
The weather was threatening yesterday
morning at this point and slight sprinkle
was bserved Ga the mountains there was
light fall OF snow and some fail OF rain
further north in the Sacramento valley.
Yesterday was the Jewish fast day OF
atonement, and was observed by closing their
places Of business until P. NJ, and appro-
pirate services. This IS the most solemn day
Of this people during the year.
George D. Irvine, Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the National Mutual
Aid Association for Unmarried Persons, and
is ready to arrange the insurance matters Of
people who expect to get married.
Coroner Vsrmilya was notified yesterday
that the remains OF q ChinamsE had been
found near the American River bridge, about
ten miles above the city, on the Norris grant.
He will go there this morning to make laYes-
tigation and hold an inquest.
During the pasttwoo three days44 car leads
of cattle have passed through from Nevada to
San Francisco, and four car loads have been
received in this city. There were also DO car
loads Of tea shipped through to the East by
+ba CtopEral Pacifio aud five of silk
The pupils to attend the primary schools at
Fourth and @ streets will NEST their teachers
and the Principal there at S:45 this morning.
Those to attend at Ninth and z AID Tenth
and P streets schools viii meet at the Tenth
and P.street building at 12.45 this afternoon.
George Kern, who was found dead in his
room st the City Hotel, after an inquest held
by Coroner VeTmilya-at which the cause OF
death was declared TO be dYsentery, in az :
cordsrce with the certificate Of the examining
sureeon-was buried 10 Ne8 Helystia Gems
terry.
w. r. ormsby, of this city, received dis
| patch yesterday from Reno, announcing thai
S. G. Scoyilie, who was recently skot at q
railroad meeting at that place, died or his in,
juiies yesterday morning. The dispatch
states that it is thought that Balch, who was
shot at the same time, will recover.
| Judge w. A. Henry, OF t1ls city, has r.
csived letter from Samuel McNeiliy, of s.
Louis, Missouri, asking for information as to
the whereabouts Of his brother, John Nc
Nelly. The latter was at one time engaged
in trading on either the Feather or Yuba
river, and has not been heard from by his
relatives for some years.
It is stated that NJ. II. Shepherd, of the
Campi Restaurant, has disposed Of his inter
est in that institution TO VIM. FL. Kendall,
and himself skipped the town pro bono pub
| lico The debts figured up against him,
which in his hurry for change of climate he
forgot TO pay. amount, from present dis
coveries, to about 81, 900.
The Elite Social Minstrel Company o!
last winter, which held forth in this city. has
reorganizsd with full set of officers 10 gen.
eraI minstrelsy business as follows: Presi-
dent, sampson Secretary. j. l.. Scott
Treasurer, David Smith Business Manager
Billy Earight; Stage Manager, r.. r. Rich
ards Stage Carpenter, Amos Ark; Advance
Agent, Chas. Rice; Property. Billy
Norton Ticket Agent. Wn. j. Failon; Ser
geant-at-Arns, Jas. jackson.