Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26
BRIEF NOTES.

The fourteenth annual masquerade ball Of
the Sacramento Turn Verein will be given at
Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow at 1890 A. N. Sherburn & Smith
will sell by public auction all the household
goods in the residence southwest corner OF
Fourth and 0 streets. The goods are nearly
new.
There were but two cases in the Police
Court Saturday, Thomas Perry for petit lar.
ceny, and Ed. Fellows for vagrancy. They
were both found guilty, aud each received
sentence of 80 days in the County Jail.
Saturday morning, near the corner of
Thirteenth and j streets. a runaway horse
belonging to Joseph Eckley broke its neck by
running into the hook and ladder truck,
which wac out for exercise for the horses.
The Controller of State has drawn war
rants on the State Treasurer for the support
of public institutions for January as follows
Napa Insane Asylum, SIS AS 81; Saa Quin.
ten Prison, $4,000 80; Folsom Prison,
| 7,443 80.
| Chief Karcher has received letter from
Jane Krier, of FREEDOM, Jersey county, ILL.,,
inquiring the whereabouts of her brother,
Lewis Vensil, formerly miner in Ell Dorado
county, but now supposed to be somewhere
about this city.
To-day the assignee Of G.. V. Smith will
sell by public auction the stock of merchan-
disc contained in the store No. 725 street.
1t consists of pictures, picture frames. mold
iDgs, etc. The store fixtures will also be sold
The sale will begin at 10 A. NJ.
The net proceeds of the recent entertain
ment given by the German societies for the
benefit of the sufferers from the floods in
Germany were $3.50. Besides this, S940 was
raised by subscription, and the total amount
has been forwarded to Germany.
John Talbot, ticket agent at the depot, and
Jas. Horsburg, from the railroad general
Office in San Francisco, were up to Nevada
mings murder trial. They returned yester-
day merning, as did also Geo. w. Ficks.
The portemonnaie taken from Mrs. George
Boyne, near the corner of L and Tenth
streets. about three weeks age, was found on
Saturday morning by james M. Henderson
in his barn, on the corner of Sixteenth and
NJ streets. It contained everything but the
money. :.
The regular weekly meeting of the Land
League, held at Grand Army Hall last even
ing, was largely attended and much enthusi-
asm was manifest. Richard M. Clarken was
unanimously elected President of the League
James Mulroy, Vice-President J. Carroll,
Recording Secretary and M. Roach, Finan-
Clal SECRETARY.
An excursion party will leave here for the
southern portion of the State on the 18Th of
next month, returning in eight days. The
manager is Matthew Cooke. One car has al.
ready bsen engaged, and if sufficient num-
Der can be obtained second car will be en-
gagged. The fare for the round trip is consid-
cradle less than half the regular fare.
Names appeared on the police station slate
last night as follows: John Corse, drunk
Charles Roddy, disturbing the peace; Robert
Register and Mark Crossman, disturbing the
peace by fighting; George Hendricks. rob-
berry John Kelley, drunk; M, T. Lamb.
petit larceny T. Fl. Long, drunk frankie
B1rns, petitlsrceny; Raphel, alias Dutch"
petit larceny of potatoes, and four dodgers.
Last evening, at the Metropolitan Theater,
Madame Ellmenreich was presented by ad.
mirers in the audience with beautiful bas-
ket of flowers and an elegant floral star on
pillaster of evergreen leaves. On Saturday
evening she was also the recipient of magniG.
cent basket of flowers. Last evening closed
the engagement in this city, and the cele.
brated actress next appearance will be in the
East,