Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-25
BRIEF NOTES.


terday from in trent of 9 store on j street.
The paycar will arrive in this city to-day,
for the purpozesof paying of the railroad en-
ployes.
High mass was held at st. Roses Church
yesterday at 1880 A. NJ. in celebration OF ths
festival of Corpus Christi.
A cable containing forty wires has been
suspended on the poles through the alley
from the Western Union Office to Fourth
street.
Charles Nelson has been sentenced by JUS
tice Gilmer to five months imprisonment in
the County Jail for stealing some clothing at
Antelope.
At the monthly meeting of tie Bric-a- Brac
Club, to be held this evening st their rooms,
a special art exhibit will be made by the art
members of the Club.
The train bearing the Boston excursionists
stopped at all points of interest between
Sacramento and Truckee. They arrived at
the latter place at 4:55 P. NJ. yesterday.
The Young Sailor Boys Baseball Club has
been organized, with the following officers !;
I. Wilson, Captain G. Swartz, Treasurer !;
G. Yuhre, President; B. Hudson, Property
man J. Dunn. Secretary.
Golden State Chapter, U. A. o. D., elected
last evening officers as follows w. Avery,
s. A; G. +. Comet, V. S. a; l.. Neubourg,
s. T.; E. Q, Naghel, S. s.; A. Mszzini, S. E.;
M. Stein, j. E.; A. Trope, 0. G.
Corporal Bsrkev, of Company L. Eighth
Battery, stationed at the Preside, passed
through the city yesterday morning en- route
to San Francisco. He had in charge de-
serter by the name Of Wilson, who had been
arrested in one of the northern counties.
Since the item recently published in the
RECORD. UNION concerning depredations in
the Capitol Park flower beds by two young
girls, tie gardener has had TO trouble caused
by plants being stolen. He states that if
others ara caught in the act of stealing flow
srs they will be arrested.
The Congregational Sosisty picnic will be
held tomorrow at East Park Grove. all chill
dren OF the Sabbath-school who are at the
church at 945 a. NJ. will be taken by street
Cars to aud from the Grove free of charge.
The children of the Protestant Orphsn Asy-
lurn will attend. Tables will Be spread for
Refreshments instead of the usual basket
lunches. There viii be no charge for admis-
sion to the Park.
BRITISH PIcNIo.-At an early hour yester-
day morning the street cars on the line lead.
ing to East Park were crowded with young
and old going to the annual picnic of the
British Mutual and Benevolent Society. This
continued until the middle of the afternoon,
when those who left in the forenoon
began TO return to the city. During the
day there was q large number of visitors.
The contests for prizes we're very exciting,
and notwithstanding the warm weather there
we're many entries in the games. Following
are the prizes and the winners: Quot match,
q clock, Thomas Harper. Boys running race
(undsr 10Y, first prizs, fishing rod, Richard
Nay; second prize. g jackknife, Ed. Hevener.
Gals race (uHder 10)-First prize, pickle
stand, Miss 7. Haley; second prize, velvet
portemonnaie, Miss Dca Harlow. Boys
race 90 to 1Q-First prize, pair of sleeve
w. Flint. Girls race 10 to 14)-First prize,
a silver napkin ring stand, Miss Maggie
Branniqan; second prize, silver cup (gold
linsd), Edith Florence. Young mems race
q rnite)-Firss prize, pair of opera glasses,
W. Hanlon second prize, a box of cigars,
w. Nolan Aunt Sally (members only)-A
silver pitcher, T. Barber. Young ladies'
race-First prize, Morocco satchel, Miss
Alice Murray; second prize, hand mirror,
Miss Eth Radford. Mems race Il nile)-
FIRST prizs, celluloid dressing case, Charles
Pearl second prize, an album, J. f. Car
roll. Married ladies' race lover 30)-A silver
macher. Old mems race lover 50)-A silver
caster, ". W. Wade. Members wives
rscs-A toilet set Embroidered Mrs Cory.
Obstruction race-First prize, dressing
case, W. Desmond; second prizs, a card
album, Charles Donegan. Molasses roll-A
ball and bat, Frank Dray. Dipping for
oranges First prize, a fishing rod, J. Sulli-
van; second prize, jack-knffe. Fl.
Sullivan. Best waltzing couple-Lsdies'
prize, o card receiver and bouquet
holder combined, Miss Kohl; gents
D izs, gold-headed cane, W. J. Desmond.
Gate prizes-First ls25). No. 797: second
holder of the third prize ticket was Mrs. B.
Granger. The others are not known.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terdsy morning John Kane, who was charged
with being drunk, was sentenced TO "a hours
in the City Prison. Thomas Kane was
found guilty of burglary, and held to answer
to the Superior Court. Charles Purdy,
young and rather good. looking man, and
Fong Loi, ChinamRuswere convicted Of
opium-1moking, and sentenced to pay fine
of $40 each. Charles StIieoler, charged with
Phinney, convicted of stealing a pair of
sleeve buttons, Was sentenced to 90 dsys ia
the County Jail. The case of E NJ. SksggE,
charged with having disturbed the peace of
his neighbor. G. SCHNEIDER, was dismissed on
the payment of costs.
REAL ESTATE AucrIoN.-On next Tuesday
Sherburn & Smith will sell for Cadwalader
& Parsons, agents, by public auction. lot No.
z, in the block bounded by NJ and n, Eighth
and Ninth streets. Il is opposite the resi-
deuce of Ex-Governor Stanford. On il ia a
good two-story and basement brick dwelling.
The basement has large bridegroom.
kitchen, closets, ETC.. The main floor hiss
double parlors, one bedroom, closets, bay
windows, marble manteI, etc., and the upper
story contains i've bedrooms, closets, etc.
The lot is well laid ont and seeded TO grass.
with fruit trees, ETC., and il can be divided SO
as to build another house, If desired. The
house will be open for inspection from 10 to
o'clock each day.