Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-27
DISBURSEMENTS.

LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-The Land
League held its regular weekly meeting at
Grand Army Hall last evening. There was
very large attendance. A great many were
turned away from the door, from the fact
that they could not gain admission After a
very able address by James Mulroy, the fol-
lowing musical and literary exercises took
place: Piano solo, by Prof Belsic; recita-
ton, by II. o. White; songs, by Misses
Hoffman, KerIigap, Kay and Carrsghar, and
Messrs. Desmond, Pant, Mclaughlin and
Scrimmers. It was also announced that the
Hon. T. z. O'Connor, NJ P, would deliver
the Grafton at the literary entertainment and
ball to be given by the League in Turner
Hall on Friday evening, March g, in coz.
memoration Of the 104th anniversary of the
tirth of Robert Emmett. The musical exer
cises of that entertainment will be under the
management of j. A. Bailargeon.
AuorToH ToDAY.-Bell Co., auc.ioneers,
will sell to-day, at residence. 1721 Third
street, bstgeen Q and R, sale to commence at
1880 a. N. sharp, all the furniture and house
hold goods consisting in part as follows :
Fine haircoth parlor set. center tables lace
curtains and cornices, chremos and steel en-
cravings, parlor ornaments and brackets,
Brussels carpets, ingram and hall carpets,
elegant walnut marbie-top chamber set, clip
per edge spring and top mattresses, comforts,
spreads and blankets, feather pillows, ward
robe, walnut extension table, sideboard, dip.
ing chairs, one chest of tools, one No.
Richmond range complete, crocksry, glass,
tin and wo01enware, etc.
JusuFIABLE HOMICIDE an inquest
held by Coroner Yermilya Friday last, on
the body Of Chinaman, on the farm of J.
o. Sherwood the verdict found was as fol-
lows From the evidence before US we
hnd the name of deceased to be All Sing,
native Of China, aged 40 years. and that the
cause Of the death of ssid An Sing was from
the effects of a guushot wound In the right
side of the face aud head, and that said gun
shot was fred By J O. Sherwood in the de-
Tense of his own life; and that we, the Cor
oner's jury, hold the said j.. o. Sherwood
blameless."
COMPANY B-The reorganization of Com
pany B. First Artillery regiment, has been
completed. The company numbers about
sixty men. Commissions from the general
Headquarters have been issued to the follow
ing named officers of the command: 2. J.
Harvey, Captain John Cooke, Senior First
Lieutenant; Jos P. Wiseman, Junior First
Lieutenant; Frank D. Ryan, Senior Second
Lieutenant; j. II. Woods, Junior Second
Lieutenant. The company will have charge
of the two GAtiirg guns and the two brass
twelve-p Founders belonging to the regiment.
Close CoNxEoTIoS.-The overland train,
esst-boand, dus here Saturday evening at
7:So, was detained at Oakland wharf some
forty.iye minutes to enable the Australian
mail to be transferred. The steamer City Of
New York srrived Just before the time for
the departure Of the train. It's detention
enabled e close correction TO be made, and
sent the mail eastward twenty four hours
earlier than it would otherwise have gone.
CRY Treasury RECEIPTS. The following
amounts were paid into the city treasury for
the week ending Saturday, February %, 1882:
S. r. Caldwell, cemetery dues. sl4 n. A.
Kidder. barber dues 81 so; w. A. Henry,
Police Court fnes, 50 80; Ed. b. Mckee, rent
for public square, SIS; Il. D. Server, water
rates, 1881 70; George A. Putnam, city
licenses, S155 81; George A. Putnam, dog
licenses, S14 40. Total, s1,197 a.
IMMIGRANTS -Twenty-s;x immigrants, in
Guiding eighteen males, passed Cariin yesteT-