Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-07
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF F0fES.
There will be meeting of the new G. A
K Post this evening.
1t is reported that four prisoners escaped
from the Folsom Prison this week.
Some special attractions are announced al
Atlantic Gardens tomorrow afternoon.
The next term of the Placerville Academy
is announced to commence on August 22d.
Violet's overland excursion party will pass
through Sacramento tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
The opsn-air concert by the Hussar Bano
at the Capitol Park last evening wac de-
cided success.
David L. Townsend, who mas been quite ii
for several weeks past, has recovered suf
hciently to be around again.
David G. Halsey, the brakeman who was
injured in the last railroad accident on "tht
hill, was on the street yesterday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Armory Hall Association will be held thi:
evening. The annual election of Directors
takes place.
There was only two names on the station
house slate at II o'clock last night-Charles
Fisher, common drunk, and Mrs. Neither.
colt, disturbing the peace.
There will be lecture Monday evening al
Kingsley Chapel, by George Hemus, on New
Zealand and its people. He will also sing il
the Maori or native language.
Yesterday r. 4. Gogings, the druggist
sustained a severe cut in the right wrist from
piece of glass jar which was broken while
in the act of removing it from shelf.
John H. ParnelI, an old resident, and fol
many years connected with various county
offices, is lying very i'll at his residence, Ill;
K street. Very little hope is entertained Of
his recovery.
Owing to the settlement of several cases in
the Superior Court, and the continuance OF
others, the jurors summoned to appear IL
Court on the 10Th of July will not be
wanted until the 18th.
The finance committee of the Fourth Of
July celebration met at the Office of james
1. Felter, on Second street. last evening.
After auditing all the bills the committee
found that they had 81 Is left.
Joseph Hahn, the druggist, has two very
neat representations in oil of two well known
patent medicine trademarks on the Fifth
street side of his new store. Several more Of
the same style will be added soon.
Tuesday evening S. A. Wolfe, D. d. G.
P, installed the following officers of Pacific
Encampment. No. 2, I. o. 0. F.: Grove l..
johnson, G. P; Norman S. Nichols, II. p.
Thomas G. Jones, S. w; W. B. Davies, s.;
S. B. Smith. T.; F. II. L. Webber, j, w.
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday, in the case of the es late of Sholl,
Judge S. p. Scsniker made lsngthy and
able argument on the question of domicil, as
to whether the legal residences OF the de-
ceased had been California or Pennsylvania.
Secretary of State Thompson has given or
ders to prohibit for the present all driving
through that portion Of the Capitol Park in
which the new Pavilion is being erected.
The track through that portion of the park
is not sprinkled, and has become badly cut
up with teams and very dusty.
John Barney, who died on the Fourth
from injuries received from being run over
by freight train on Front street, will be
buried at half-past tomorrow. The fune-
raj will take place from the undertaking
rooms Of w. J. Cavansugh. and the remains
will be laid away in the City Cemetery.
The following officers of Schiller Lodge,
George KRONER, n. c.; John Lindenmsyer,
V. G.; Fred. Kummerfeld, r. s; @. +. G..
Sale, P. s.; G. E. Kuechler. T.W. Schwsrz,
W. E. Schmid, @. j. Griesel, r S. N. G.;
P. Graf, L. S. N. g.; John Platt, o. G. !;
Charles Boettcher, 1. G 81. Goepel, r. s.
V. c.; L. Egeberg l.. S. Y. G.. Marcus
Graf, R. S. s.; Fred. Schmidt, L. S. S.
Officers of Capitol Lodge, No. 81, I. O. O.
F., we're installed by Elwood Bruner, D. D..
G. M, last evening, as follows George w.
jackson, N. g.; W. +. Cronemiller, V. c.;
P. L. Hickman, Rec. Secv; r. B. Robert
son, Warden Albert Hart, Conductor
Charles Cooley, Chaplain; Grove L. john
son, +. S. of n. G.; Alexander Smith, L S.
of n. G.; George Lemke. r. S. of V. g.;
NJ. K. Barrett, L. 5. Of V. e.; james Scott,
r. S. s.; Waverly Johnston, L. S. S.; G. G.
Stever, l. G.; John Plat, 0. G.
The choir of st. Paul's Church, consisting
of Mrs G. r. Hsnsbrow, Mrs. E. L. Sheets,
D. II. P. Sheets and Harry w. Carroll, under
the direction of Mrs. Addie T. Pinkham,
organist, will render choice selection of
music st the vesper service tomorrow even
ing. The programme contains the following
Opening sentences from Baumbach), God
be Merciful," in Bhat, and ct is of the
Lords Mercies, in A.fat HYMN 232, Son
ward, Christian Soloiers;" 'Venite, in G ;
"Gloria Pstri," in G (Willians); "Gloris
Patri." in B-fst (Millsrd) Gloria in Ex-
cslsis," in D Dudley Buck); "Csntsta
Domino in G (Osnks); Deus Misereatur,"
in Z (MosenthsD; anthem, The Christians
Prayer" in E-hst (Baumbach): offertory, in
F, "Humbly Before Thee (Afillard) "Te
Deum, in B-hat (Baumbsch); Hymn 507
I" Nearer. My God, to Thee"
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