Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-02
BRIEF NOTES.

An auction sale Of household furniture vii
be held by d. J. Simmons to-day at 1913
o'clock, on Fourth street. between and K.
The secret investigation of the Board O.
Supervisors committee was resumed yester
day, and continued to late hour last night
James Fallon, aged about 40 years, hai
been adjudged insane, and to-day Deputy
Sheriff Heintz will take him to the Maps
Insane Asylum.
A musical and literary entertainment viii
be given by the students of the Sacramento
Institute at the Metropolitan Theater on
Tuesday evening, March 1Ssh.
Elsewhere it is announced thas the com.
mittee of the Capital Guard, Company B,
ball will receive sealed proposals for bal
privileges at their coming ball.
Mrs. Jennie Wilssy will hold her Saturday
evening social at Turner Hall, instead OF
| Armory Hall, and also her ladies and chill
dren's class Saturday afternoon.
! B. J. Murphy, Of Concord, Contra Costa
county, and Edward Fancy, Of Mokelumne
! Hill. Calaveras county, were yesterday COM
| missioned as Notaries Public by the Gov
eruor.
Steamer San Joaquin No. arrived from
San Francisco yesterday with merchandise,
anu UAi6S VI luLLlDSE duG DobL6 kOC Vic DaC-
ramento and the Friend & Terry Lumber
Companies. The Neponses also arrived from
the upper Sacramento with general produce.
Bayard V. Raye was taken before Judge
Armstrong yesterday at P. NJ on writ Of
hsbeas corpus, issued from the Supreme
Court, and made returnable before that Off
Ger. By consent the hearing of the matter
was postponed until 10 o'clock this morning.
A report was current on the street yester-
day that the Supreme Court had affirmed the
judgment of the Superior Court in the Hur-
tado murder case, but his counsel stated last
evening that he had teleRraphed TO San Fran
cisco and received in reply that ne such order
had as yet been made.
Health Officer Martin is hard at work,
and has recently had some dead animals
removed from the drainage canal below the
city. He has also requested the Justice of
the Peace of Washington to have some dead
animals removed from the bank of the river
above the city on the Yolo side, which he
agreed to have done.
Richard Martin, Sheriff of Tehama county,
yesterday went to Lakeport for the negro
George Washington. who was arrested in that
place by Sheriff Boggs, of Lake county.
| Washington is wanted for the murder of one
Brown, which took place near Red Bluff
about February 1st. There is S40O reward
offered by the Governor for his arrest.
D. o. S. Wassman, sant to the State
Prison from San Francisco for term Of two
years, having been convicted Of an assault
with q deadly weapon, was yesterday par
doned by Governor Stonemap, on the recon.
nendation of the State Prison Directors.
/ The condition of the pardon is that he leave
the State immediately, and never returns.
Yesterday wss by far the warmest day of
the season. Windows and doors were thrown
open, few straw hats were visible on the
streets, and everything indicated the near
approach Of spring. Several sprinkling carts
were cut yesterday in an attempt to lay
some of the dust, which has become quite
bad lately. Farmers are beginning to call
| for more raip, and say it Is needed very
badly.
Aaron Y. Ross, the express messenger who
recently so bravely and successfully resisted
| the train robbers near MonteIlo, New, was in
the city yesterday, and LETT on the overland
train in tbs evening He stated that he had
received $3.50 from Charles Croker, IS an
Individual gift, as token Of his apprscia-
ton, but other than that he had received no
reward for the gallant defense of the express
treasure.
RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-The overland train,
which left this city last evening, struck a
spring wagon at point near the WOODEN
mills. The team was on the track away
from the crossing. The man who was driving
was unconscious last evening, having received
a cut on the back Of the head. One of the
horses was killed. Conductor Moore left a
brakeman to take care Of the man before pre-
ceeding on lis way. The man was middle
aged and cosrsely dressed. His name could
| nok ha learnad last avaninO
PHILHARMONIC To-NIGHT.-Th Phiihar-
monte concert viii take place at the Congre-
gatioDal Church this evening. Miss Minnie
Fleissner will assist, and render some solos.
This society is the Oldest organization of
! its kind on the coast, and the character OF
| its concerts is so well known that there will
undoubtedly be very large attendance. The
programme consists CT choice solos, duets and
quartets. both vocal and Instrumental. Tick
| cts can be had to-day at both Dale's and
I Hammers music stores,
No GENTLEMEN NEED APPLY.-A new
musical organization, known as the Choral
Society, and composed Of about thirty prom
inent lsdiss, has been organized in this city
and will soon give public concert, in which
the usually autocratic male portion OF such
! occasions viii be given the grand bounca,
and only permitted as spectators.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
NJ. J. Lamb, petty larceny, dismissed on mo-
ton Of the Prosecuting Attorney George
Hendricks. disturbing the peace, discharged ;
Ma Lung Ming, robbery, on trial; Maud
Whitney, grad larceny, on trial.
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our goods ara marked. Come and look them
stupendous clearance sale.
FOURTEEN yards heavy Cheviot shifting for
81; 12-4 Spanish quilts reduced to 81 90 /;
8 pound comforters for 95 cents, at the great
combination sale at Red House.
A FINE assortment of Fish can be got at
Lorgton's Peoples Market to-day, opposite
American Tea Store, j street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
! ALL wool and full finished hose in ladies'
sizes, . cents pair; children's sizes, ID
cents, at Hale's stupeudous clearance sale. :
MEMS hox-toed buckled shoes, excellent
value, for 81 30. Hale's stupendous clear
ance sale.
! REMNANTS in lace curtains, table linens.
! domestics, etc, o at one-half their value. at
the great combination sale at Red House. ,
ASK to see our unbleachsd sheeting, two
yards ard three-qusrteTs wide. only % cents
| yard, at Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
READ advertisement Of Hale's stupendous
clearance sale.
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