Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LJUNL liz ELLluENUE.
THE MISSING TRUSK.-The case of August
Drager and A. Schubert, accused of stealing
trunk from the railroad depot in this city,
came up before the Police Court again yes.
terday. The men are both Germans, the
former mentioned not being able to speak
English. It appears from their testimony,
which was partially corrOborsted by other
witnesses. that they came from Halfmoon
Bay, arriving in Sacramento by the river
boat. Schubert left his wife, who is Drager's
sister, at this place, while the two went north
for TIE purpose of finding home. Their
baggage was transferred from the boat to
the railroad depot by an expressman, and, in
recheckiug, the trunk alleged to have been
stolen was taken in place Of the one belong
ing to Drager. At Marysville they went to
hotel. and the next morning, without at
tempting to open the trunk, left it and went
to Browns valley. At that place they were
arrested by two railroad detectives, and
brought back to this city. Instead of being
q criminal Dcsger claims to be Injured to the
extent of lost trunk There being no evil
dence on which to hold Schubert the charge
OF grand larceny against him was dismissed.
The Court not being quite satisfied as to the
correctness Of the story told, held Drager to
du5HGLt Win jail uACu dL eDOu.
A NEW SOCIAL CLUB AT 70, cling of
the business men, held last evening at the
Office of W. 2. Coleman for the purpose of
completing the permanent organic atom of a
social club, the name Metropolitan Club was
chosen as che one by which il will hereafter
be known. In the absence of the Presi lent
John Mcneil acted as Chairman. The fol-
laxuirr, Of
ident, Frsak Miller Vica-President, John
Mcneil Secretary, A. Abbot Treasurer,
w. Z. Coleman Directors Edward Cadwal-
ader, c.. II, Mott, Z. K, Alzip, J. +. Shee-
han and James l. Felter. Ths meeting was
spirited, and the Directory telsctsd was the
unanimous choice Of the assemblage. A con-
stitution was adopted, sls) code of by laws,
with the exception of one or two sections.
which were returned to the committee with
instructions to regulate and amend. -Four
fine rooms for the use OF the club have been
secured in the Metropolitan Block, corner of
tifth and K streets. The officers will see
that the rooms are properly fitted up at onc7,
initiation fees will be Immediately collected,
and the club will enter upon its existence.
The prospects for its future are very fstter.
ing.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANs.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the First Ward Republi-
can Club met last night and selected the fol-
lowing subcommittee Finance. William
Beckman, +. +. Tebbets Canvassing and
Enrolment, George P Putnam, Charles a.
Gillespie and f. J. Kearney PROFESSIONS
and Headquarters, George X. Rider, J. G.
Tubbs, 2. }. Hickman Literary Exercises
and Speakers, w. A Anderson, William
Beckman and J. @. Tubbs. The Finance
Committee was instructed TO procure sub
scEiptious for funds suffi ;ient to pay the club
expenses, and to report the same on next
Wedues law to the Treasurer. The Canvass
ing and Enrolment Committee was d.
rected to proceed at oace with thorough
canvass IF the ward. The Committee on
Headquarters was instructed TO procure a
suitable headquarters, and report the same
10 the President. John B. Rodgers was az
pointed Marshal. The committee adjourned
to meet at w. A. Anderson's office oa Tues
day, October 175h, at o'clock.
PoLICE COURT The following business
wasE lsacted in the Police Court yesterday 4:
The case of Epsey Farley, on a charge of bat
terry, was continued until to day. John
Cochran, on charge OF disturbing the peace,
was discharged. The charge Of petty larceny
against Phil. Stewart was dismissed. All
You was dismissed on a charge OF violating
the hrls5 mis- ordinance, the law having been
complied with. Mrs. Gilbert was found
guilty Of being common drunkard, and SEN
fenced to thirty days in the County Jail. A.
Schubert, on charge of grand larceny, was
discharged. Richard Bowden appeared for
sentence on charge of misdemeanor, and
was fined $40. The charge of grand larceny
against Aug. Drager was again reopened and
bail reduced to $500.
CLUB MEETING AND ELECTION. -TheliBric.
a-Brac Club held It's first meeting in its new
rooms in Odd Fellows' Temple last night
There was a good attendance. In honor of
the occasion one lady presented beautiful
florll dsgiEu of good luck" horseshoe,
upol pedestal and column. \ dedcatory
adde's written for the occasion, was read by
a lady mem5ar. A programme Of musical
exercises was then carried out. It WAS re-
solved 30 entertain the honorary members at
the mex meeting. The seni-snnual election
was held with Jhis result: President. Nor
on Bush Vice President, Mrs. ". a. Hugh
son; Secretary, Byron l. Ball; Treasurer,
Mrs. j. H. Lewis; Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. Henry Eigerton. The following new
members were elected: Active, William +.
Jackson and Lewis Lusier honorary, Frank
Miller and Mrs. c. Il. Ross.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
on the 10.h: For Kirk, Geary & Co, Is cases
pain killer, one case looking glass Hall,
Luhrs 4 Co., cases tobacco; w. s. D.
Hayes, IL jack screws; Booth L Co., IL
packages tobacco; Locke & Lsvenson, box
window shad 3 Weinstock & Lubin, l case
shirts, l case boots and shoss; Mebius & Co.,
l case tobacco, l case cigarettes A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co, case hardware; Fl Klemp
barrel whi-ky; Central Pacific Railroad
$50 steel car springs.
UNAssEssABLE STOCK The following sr
tic'sI Of Incorporation were filed with tbs
Secretary of State yesterday: By the Southern
California aad Ariz ons Holiness Association
Directors-Sarah L. TAnsey, John S. l.
Wood, Earl G.. Greening, Decatur Hans
brough, Wesley II. Sleet, George w. Fasteu
Michael Whistler, Adam ii. Mecca and j. G.
Hsthorn. Capital stock, 1.-THE Word OF
God and His Fres Grace" Principal plast
of business, DowDey, Los Angeles county.
IMPORTANT POLICE NEws.-It is a re-
markablo fact, but nevertheless true, thai
during the last twe1ty.fous hours ending
with u ocIc,; LAST night, not single ares
had been made in taiR city. II this oondi
tion of sff .irs should continue any length o.
bliht- Shl=E hiECAer NJ 4tS OBl5eES III n
put in their time by organizing an asrr0
Domicsl society and searching for comets, in
stead Of iaw-5-eakars IS the latter appear Il
be about rs fr ,qIsut as ths former.
INCORPORATED Articles Of Incorporation
were fled with tina Secretary of State yes
terdsy Of the PAcif; Net and Irvine Com.
pany. Directors-Max Pracht. Charles b.
Stone, Emilio Torella, William +. TOWNSEND
and Gustave w. Lesman. Capital stock,
$4,000, In $50 shares. Principal place OF
business, San Francisco.
BATTALION DRILL There will be n drill
and dress parade of the First Artillery at the
regimental armory Monday evening, October
I6sh. to witness which the public viii be ad.
mitted 70 the galleries. Entrance on L street.
Be sure you are right and then so ahead
Go straight to Paulk's, sl4 X street, and ge;
8 can of those breakfast mackereI, only 50
cents q can; tive-gsllon can best coal oil,
only 81 p q can 50-pound sack best -four,
only 81 30 per sack; good ssrdines, 10 cents
can. Be sure you are right, and so &c
Paulk's Cash Grocery, Sl4 X street.
To CHICAGO AND EAsT.--A select party
now organizing; via "Short Line" Ogden,
Omaha. Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Rates lower than ever. Address or call On
the only authorized agent, J. N. Davies, No.
New Montgomery street, San Francisco, OF
ST1 Eiihsrt al naGlanI