Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28
BRIEF NOTES.

! Yesterday the police force was photo
graphed in group.
Kohler's waxwork exhibition and concert
company viii open at Turner Hall on Thurs
day next
Strawberries, cherries and gooseberries
have been in the Sacramento markets for
several days.
The daughter of a. Steinman is very sick
with diphtheria in San Francisco, where the
family went few weeks ago.
The time of the auction sale of the furni.
ture of the Arcade Hotel has been changed
from Thursday to Wednesday next.
! NJ Madden, contractor of this city, has taken
the contract TO build a new store building in
Dixon for Eppinger & Co., at cost of $751;
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Gregory, Barnes & Co. will this evening
ship a carload of fresh salmon and vegetables
to the East. This will be the first of the
! season.
The committee of the Red Men announce
this morning that bids for privileges will be
received for their picnic at Natoms Grove,
Folsom, on May 18th.
There are but 900 or 5000 tons Of grain
yet to be transported from the upper Sacra-
mento. This is nearly all in Coiasa county
and at Knights Landing.
John Sullivan was found guilty of burglary
in the second degree yesterday in the Superior
Court. He was charged with having burglar
lied room in the Scroggs building.
Elsewhere this morning it is announced
that information is wanted of the where
sbouts Of David S. Cutter, who was last
heard from in this city about II years ago.
The places where and the time when lunch
baskets for st. Paul's Church picnic will be
collected are announced this morning. The
picnic will take place next Tuesday at Ma
toms Grove, Folsom.
The Stockton Mail on Thursday published
large two-page supplement containing COM
mercial statiatics of that city, giving cuts of
prominent y2ildiugs, and presenting the
claims of many of its leading business firms.
The fourth annual picnic of the Knights of
Pythias of Sacramento will be held at Ma
toma Grove, Folsom, next Thursday. The
prizes which will be awarded are now on ex.
hibition at the Capital Wooden Mills depot,
on street.
The ladies of Kingsley Chapel NJ E. Church
will give May Festival at the church on
next Tuesday evening. A choice programme
will be rendered. including the crowning of
the May Queen, by young ladies of the Sab
bath-school.
The Liberty Baseball Club was organized
u.
Smith, Captain; f. Bening, President; G.
Merkley, Secretary w. May, Treasurer;
f. Hotchkiss, Property Man and are now
ready to receive challenges.
All LII, alias All Leung, who was arrested
Thursday by officer Coffey for having shot
| fellow Chinaman, had an examination yes
terdsy morning before Judge Henry, and was
! held to answer before the Superior Court for
assault with intent to commit murder. Bail
was fixed at S.. 600.
The union picnic of the Westminster Pres.
byterian, Fourteenth-street Presbyterian and
Bethany Mission Sabbsth-schools will take
place at Natoma Grove, Folsom, next
! Wednesday. Three solid silver medals will
| be awarded as first prizes to the winners of
the sack race, foot race and egg race.
Z. G. Peart a prominent merchant of
| Colusa county, started on Monday last With
| his family to visit his childhoods home in
Nova Scotia. While in this city he suffered
severe attack of intercostsl neuralgia, and
| Is now at the Western Hotel Last evening
be was improving, and will probably soon re-
cover.
An insane man who was brought down
from Amador county yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Mccoy created quite disturbances
while being taken from the depot to tie po-
lice station He resisted the off GER and ap-
pesled TO the bystanders to assist him, az he
was not crazy. With the assistance of de.
tective Brissell be was safely landed at the
city prison. He will be taken to Napa t..
day.
FURNITURE AUeuoN.-To-day at 10:9OA. NJ.
an auction sale of seven rooms of furniture,
Brussels carpets and oil paintings will take
place at No. 900 j street. The furniture and
! household goods consist in part as follows
| One French plate mirror, one parlor set, Que
| library set, two walnut bedroom sets, spring
and hair mattresses, feather pillows, bed
| lounge, one single lounge, carpets, eight oil
painrings, three-quarter and double walnut
| bedstesd, No. 6 range and fixtures complete,
ten-foot extension table. walnut dining chairs,
stoves, crockery, glass and woodenware, hall
carpet and oilclotn.
EARLY TRAIN TO THE BAY.-Commencing
on Monday next, a passenger train will leave
Sacramento for the Bay daily Sundays ex-
csptedl at 6 A. NJ, and returDing, leave San
Francisco at $3.50 P. M arriving here at S:25
Pm. The second-class cars, which are now
attached TO the overland train, will be por-
| ton of this train, and no sscond-class pas
sengers will be taken on the regular overland.
Two YEARS IN FOLSOM PRIsoN.-Yester
day Fred johnson, alias Charles johnson,
was srrAigned in the Superior Court before
Judge Armstrong, and pleaded guilty to
charge of grand larceny. He stole horse
and buggy from the barn of s. Ii. Pugh, In
Brighton. and was arrested near the Slough
House. He was sentenced TO two Years in
the State Prison in Folsom.
THE first gooseberriss Of the season in to.
day. Plenty of ripe Sacramento strawberries;
cherries and ripe bananas, at Fulton Market,
Fifth and K streets.
CHnDREN's blue, buff and brown shoes !;
Is and 47-Hecht Bros make-50 cents !;
excellent values, at Red House.