Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-14
BRIEF NOTES.


Eighty-one emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
The Christian Church and Sunday school
will hold picnic to-day at East Park.
The ladies of st. Psul's Church will serve
lunch to day, from II to o'clock, at Tur-
ner Hall.
There was some rain reported last night
from all the Signal Service stations north of
NJ ,ndocino.
Yesterday in the Superior Court. Judge
Mcfarland granted Clara o. Moore a divorce
from w. A. Moore, on the ground of deser-
ton.
W. C. Tyndale, of San Francisco, yester.
day filed with the Secretary of State his
claim to trademark covering a cough
syrup.
1t is understood that match game of
baseball will be played to morrow at Agri-
cultural Park, st 2 P. NJ, between two local
clubs, for 500 side.
Notice OF the appointment of Hugh J.
Mohan as Deputy Commissioner of Bureau
of Labor Statistics was flied with the Secre.
tary of State yesterday.
This evening w. Fl. Chenoweth will open
a saloon on J.streef, opposite the Plaza 1t
has been very finely fitted up, and will be
known as the Crystal Palace.
The date of the Farmers and Changers
picnic, TO be held at Freepors, has been
changed from Nav 1st to May 5sh. Jones,
Beebe & Grants Band has been engaged.
The trial of the case of Sperry Dye, ad-
ministator, vs.. L. d. Radgssky, was con-
clHded before judge Armstrong yesterday,
and taken under advisement until Monday
morning.
The Capitol Commissioners will meet on
Monday to take some action in regard to the
pan aud location of the new State Agricult
ural Exposition building. Secretary IF State
Thompson viii return OF Monday. The Gov
ernor arrived last evening.
A specimen of very fine barley grown on
tbs ranch of +. A. Tibbits, near Paterson's
Station, was shown at this Office yesterday.
It is fully headed, and appears to be nearly
ready to cut. Mr.. Tibbits has about 800
acres of it, all in fine condition.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Next WedDes.
day at 1880 A. NJ, Sweetser & Alsip, real
estate agents, will sell on the premises, lot
No. z, and east 20 feet of lot s, between G
and Il. Sixth and Seventh streets, fronting
100 feet On H street by $50 feet to the alley.
Lot has sheds, bins, stable and Office, being
well located for wood yard, barley or grist
mill, or a good location for the erection of
tenement houses. At the same time and
place they will sell lot No. 3, between J and
X, Twenty fourth and Twenty-6fth streets.
1t is stated that the property is sold as the
owners, L. G. Salisbury & Son, are about
removing to Washington Territory TO engage
in business Sherburn & Smith are the auc.
tiOneers.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The " Harri-
sons appeared at the Metropolitan Thester
again last evening, and were greeted with
about the same house as on the previous night.
The audience was kept in continuous rounds
of laughter. and WIS so persistent in encores.
that the complmented parties had to request
that they be permitted to proceed. There will
be change in the speciality this evening, intro.
ducing the explosion scene in the second act
The Vokes Family" are underlined for
next Wednesday evening, and they return
for the Saturday matinee following. Also
" Roland Reed plays Thursday and Friday
evenings.
The NEW REGIMENT Colonel J. J Tobiu,
Assistant Adjutant-G General, will attend the
muster and organization of the companies
which are to form the Third Regiment, Sec
ond Brigade, which takes place at San Fran
cisco on Wednesday next. 1t is by order of
the Commander-in-C Chief The companies to
be mustered in are the Montgomery Guard,
Captain John F. Meagher; the Emmes
Guard, Captain Robert Ceary f; the Shields
Guard, Captain 81. p. Filgate: the Wolf
Tone Guard, Captain Michael Mccormick !;
Captain M. ]. Folger's company, and the
Hancock Rifles, of Oakland, Captain Henry
Levy.
THE MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE = The remains
of the man who died at the police station on
Thursday night from the effects of morphine
which was taken lear the north city levee,
were viewed by many people yesterday at
the CoroDei's cffics, but no one identified
him. a further search of the ground where
he was found was made, and q small box
from r E. Gogine's drug store was discov-
cred. At Gogi1gs store it was learned that
the man purchased the drug there on
Wednesday evening. and gave the name OF
J. P Slater. The Coroner viii hold the in.
quest this evening at 1880 o'clock.
NoTAR1Es PUBuc.-Governor Stoneman
has commissioned Notaries Public to reside,
as follows Karl Klein, San Jose, Santa
Clara county, vice self. term expired; James
Burney, Modesto, Stanislaus county, vice
self, term expired; John r. Stanley, Lower
Lake, Lake county. vice J. NJ. Hamilton.
who did not qualify; J. w Gotten, Dixon,
Solsno county, vice r. E. Kelley. term ex-
PRED z G. Peck, Bakersfield, Kern coun-
ty, vice G. V. Smith, resigned.
POLICE CoURT,-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows :
G. Radamacher. battery, continued until
April 17sh; Thomas JONES' common drunk
ard, found guilty and sentenced to 80 days in
the County Jail Frank McClintock and
Tom McCants, robbery, continued to April
l7sn.