Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of emigrants will arrive this
afternoon.
To-day is Good Friday. The usual relig.
ious services viii be held in the Episcopal and
Catholic Churches.
Yesterday the Board of Trade of Les An
| geles filed articles of Incorporation with the
Secretary of State.
J. E. Hobbie will leave this city this morn
ing for Jaeintc, to keep the books of the e.
tate of the late Hugh j. Glenn.
The annual ball and exhibition drill by
Company A, City Guard. which was an
nouncsd for this evening, has been postponed
one week.
The contested election case of W. +. Knox
va. Fl. B. Nielsen has been set for hearing be-
fore Judge Mcfarland, in the Superior Court,
on Thursday. April 9Th.
Yesterday Louie Isaacs, of Stockton, fled
with the Secretary of State his claim to the
words "Sea Foam as trade mark for q
preparation for the preservation Of the hair
Yesterday the steamer San Joaquin No. 2
arrived from San Francisco with general
merchandise, and a barge of posts to N. L.
Drew and shingles to the Sacramento Lum-
Der Company.
In the preliminary examination in the ha-
beas corpus proceedings of All Lem, charged
with the grand larceny of some hogs, Judge
Armstrong yesterday made an order holding
the defendant to answer, with bali fixed at
$500.
Yesterday $4,000 hop poles came to this
city on the barge Governor Hayes from the
Feather river. They were consigned to Garlic
l. Croly. This is the second load brought
down by the barge the first contained 49,
600 poles.
The believers in the Jewish faith yesterday
observed the fast of Esther. To-day and to-
morrow are Jewish holidays, being the feast
of Purim. Special services were held last
evening, and will be held this evening, in the
Synagogue in this city.
The last time the steamer Dover came
down from the upper Sacramento i. had in
tow the barge Mammoth, on which was
foaded Is. 126 sacks of wheat. This is the
largest quantity of wheat ever brought down
the river on single barge.
A number of windows have recently been
broken in the German Lutheran Church, on
Twelfth and K streets, by small boys throw
ing stone. Some of the boys who did il are
known, and it is stated that if it occurs again
the perpetrators will be arrested for malicious
mischief.
The fact that Sergeant Barwick has got an
assistant, and that Robert Allen has adver.
tised races to take plaza Saturday, appears to
have had its effect with Sherburn & Smith,
for in an announcement of an auction sale
elsewhere this morning, which is TO take
place to morrow, they say, weather permit
ting"
Yesterday afternoon officers Farrell and
Ash arrested man for the burglary of q
saloon on Z street on last Monday night.
The man gave the name of j. G. Wilson. He
is known to be an old convict, and has two
other names-Long and Wright The stolen
property, consisting of clothing, was recovered
at the place where it was sold.
The Eagle Base Ball Club has been organ
lied in this city, with officers as follows ::
President, A. Moreno; Vice-President, E.
Miller; Secretary, F. Nesbitt; Vice-Secre-
tary, G. Stanfeld; Propertymsn, B. Mar
mes; Treasurer, ID. Castro; Directors-E.
Miller, G. Feihl, B. Marines; Captain, T.
Nesbitt. The club is now ready to accept
challenges.
Last evening Sergeant Barwiek reported
the barometer as again falling, but not very
rapidly. The weather is cloudy to fair all
along the coast except at Sacramento. at
which point il is cloudy. The wind is
southerly from Olympia to Sacramento, and
from the latter point it is westerly The OBJ
server at Roseburg, Oregon, reports foul
weather sunset-that is, in his judgment, 01
of an inch of rain will fall at that point during
the next twenty.four hours. No other signal
station reports foul-weather sunset.