Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-07
BREvIFIEs.

W. f. Wright has been appointed Notar7
Public, TO reside at Vallejo, and G. Z. Hart.
well to reside al Napa City.
Ed. McQually was yesterday arrested by
| officer Laavy On dispatch from the San Fran.
cisco p.lice authorities, but Why he is wanted
was not stated.
The Attorney General has pesitioaed the
Chiet Justice of the Supreme Court TO grant
. hearing in bank of the case of 1hs People
ys. Nancy Hamilton.
Judge Henry yesterday decided the case Of
the People ys. Samuel Wild ard John III.
Gotten, charged with nisdemeanor, in IT,
| iringing q trademark. The defendants were
| discharged.
In the Police Court yesterday there was
| only one case upon the calendar for trial. and
he drunk. The Court propounded the
usual question, and the defendant, having an
swered correctly, was let go.
REVIVAL SERVICES. revival services
in progress il this city were largely attended
yesterday and much interest manifested. The
afternoon services at Calvary Baptist Church,
at o'clock, consisted of an expository read
| ing by Mr.. White of the parable of the
friend calling at midnight, Luke XII. 9TH to
18Th verses. In the evening BFr. White
EiN-SASd GN VIC ~OIe5 ND0AO4 uiOu
the text: How long halt ye between two
| opinions" Mr.. McGrarahan conducted the
Staging. An after meeting was held and
several requested prayers. Ths meetings to-
day viii be at the same hours and places.
FUNERAL OF Mrs. SHEEHAN.-The funeral
of Mrs. t. w. Sheehan took place yesterday
afternoon. from her late residence on 0 street
and st. Rose Church, and was one of the
largest attended that has taken place in this
city for many years. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Grace. TIE floral
tributes at the residence and at the fual
reztiug-plsce we're very profuse and exceed
isgiy rare and beautiful. The pali-bearers
we're w. J. O'Brien, P. J. Harvey. w. Fl.
Mills, d. NJ. Burns, George 7. Bush and
James McGuire.
SURPRISE PARTY.-Yesterday being the
fourteenth anniversary OF the birth of Miss
Grace Kidder, the young people gave her
surprise party last evening at the residence of
A. McNeal. The party was attended by
about fifty masters and misses, and pleas
ant time was enjoyed By them until late
hour. The surprise was projected and super
intended by Misses Minnie McNeal and Jes-
sic Corliss.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-"W illio" gave
another excellent exhibition in magic, ven-
triloquism and limitations az the theater last
night. It was first-class performance in all
respects. The 104 prizes were given to the
auditors. Another performance tonight and
another award Of presents.
SENT TO THE STATE PR1soN.-Ah Now
Celestial gentleman, who was recently con-
yicted of grand larceny in the Superior
Court of this county and sentened to serve
the State five years, was yesterday transferred
TO the States bastile at Folsom by the Sheriff.
INsANE.-Yesterday Neil Macarthur, whose
arrest was previously mentioned in these
columns, was examined as to his sanity,
adjudged insane ani committed to the asy-
lum at Stockton. He will be sent there
to-day.
BUSINESS CHANGE. E. Dawson and Z.
NJ. Thomas have purchased the interest of J.
J. Kinnane in the stand known as " The Of
fee, on Fourth, between j and K streets.