Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT.

9~ODuEE Al lllh CJuaib1 OLC y AdE
Williams, hearing the Odd Fellows Banl
case; Judge mcfarland, hearing the YolC
county case of Taylor VS.. Ober and others
aud Judge Armstrong, holding in chambers
hearing criminal business. A venire for G.
trial jurors was drawn, Judges Mcfarland
and Armstrong sitting in bank TIE name:
Of the Jurors are published elsewhere.
In the Odd Fellows Bank case the testi
mony was concluded, and the aIguu ent viii
begin this morning. The argument will be
somewhat lengthy, as there are a number OF
prominent attorneys engaged in the case.
Greed Raymond represents II. G. Smith,
assignee; A. L Hart, the Peoples Savings
Bank and J. J. Keegan, willis a. ?. Catlin
and Henry Eigerton appear for certain de-
pastors, WIN did not assign to the Peoples
Saving Bank.
Ia tie case of Margaret Taylor VS.. Mary
+. Ober and husband. the testimony was
co4cluded and the case argued and submitted
and taken under sdvisement.
The motion 10 set aside the information for
assault ID commit murder filed against Frank
X. Stecher was overruled. The defendant
pleaded not guilty, and this morning the case
will be set for trial.
The case of Bayard V. Rsye, on appeal
from the Police Court. was argued by counsel
and the matter taken under adjustment.
TIE matter of James Ward, on haheas
corpus which was continued from the even
ing before. came up for hearing. The writ
had been served on Thursday afternoon.
Yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff Burke
obtained a warrant from justices Court IN
Solano county for the arrest of the young
man on charge of burglary. This was re-
turned before Judge Armstrong as having
been served and as an answer to the writ.
The Court held that it was not sufficient an
swer, and ordered the prisoner discharged on
the writ. The point was then raised by the
prisoners counsel that the warrant from So
lano county could not be served. as the JUS
tice had exceeded his authority in issuing one
commanding an officer outside OF the county
to make the arrest. The Court admitted the
point as well taken, but stated that be knew
nothing of the merits of the case, and fearing
that Justice might be thwarted, he made an
Endorsement on the warrant authorizing il to
be served here.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. full
house greeted Rice's Surprise Party at the
Metropolitan last night, and another good
performance was given, though the absence
of George r. Fortescue from the stage de-
tracted very seriously from the entertain
ment Mr.. Fortescue was suffering with
sucl A..rseness that he was unable to appear,
but it is promised that he will resume mis-
place this afternoon and evening. His alb
sencs caused various changes in the cast, all
of which were to be regretted. Miss Ida
Smith, however, assumed the role of Sprig-
gins, the model Office boy, very acceptably.
But Anthony Belsize is character which
just fits Fortescue, and it is not easily
EIlsI b1r Of Maalyarr
the comedian, was -inimitable, as
usual, and the ladies of the party were SIS
bright, piquant and pleasing as on the pre-
ceding evening. Miss Kate .Castleton was
thrice recalled, and so was Miss Irene Perry.
They are equally favorites, though for differ
emit qualities. Miss May Stemblar is much
the best vocalist Of the party. and last even
ing was in excellent voice and spirits. Her
singing in the Tyrolean WARNINGS and the
echo song was very fine and elected warm
applause. The company will give matinee
performance this afternoon and final per-
fOrmance this evening. There will be no
Sunday evening performance. as the company
leave on Sunday morning for Los Angeles,
travelling in special car.
TRIAL JURoRs.-Ye sterday, in the Su-
perior Court, yenire for sixty trial jurors, to
serve during the January session, was
drawn. Following are the names of those
drawn Sacramento city-P. s. Lawson,
Charles Eldred, d. Gardner, n. S. Holt, j.
T. Pike, Peter Robinson, n. w. Robbins,
Eli Baker, George I. Bush, Charles II. Cum
Inings. Charles ). Noack, Charles Bsrae5,
Isaiah Dunlap, George l. LyEle, Charles 2.
Nathan, u. NJ. Reese, P. H. Murphy, Con-
rad Ritter. E. Blum, Hiram Garrett. Hiram
-Gribble, l.. B. Berck, NJ. Kesler, Edward
Cadwslsder. Sol Davis, John Aston, Fred.
Bieweiner. w B. Sheredon, NJ I. Cowell,
Charles OFT, Elias Roth, John Eitel, VIM.
Goddard, Charles a. Gilman, L Lothian.
mer, John Bauer Charles G. Barnes, j. E..
Mooney, William Neidhardt, Leon SalomaD,
George Ogden, Thomas Jones, J. B. Dsseve,
j. l.. Briggs, James Touhey. Outside town.
ships-David w. Taylor, Granite; Jacob F,
Clump, B. F. Bates and Samuel Kay, Fol-
som James Anderson and jesse Derr,
Franklin Malet Case and Z. S. Moffst
Florin J. NJ. Overmeyer and William Hal.
Ter, Gait David Osborn, CORTLAND; John
Rooney and Morris Toomey. Brighton A.
M. Thomasson, Natoma /; Albert NJ. Cole.
baker.
A FORTUNATE MANA wonderful cure of
rupture has lately come to our knowledge il
the person of J. E. Wilson, of Rio Vista.
Below we priat his statement Rio Vista,
January 80, 1SS9.-This is to certify that
had suffered four years with scrotal rupture
BY wearing the III Elastic Truss two years
have received thorough cure. recommend
it to all sufferers as the only means of cure
Examined and pronounced cured by DR.. R.
H, E9decott, of Rio Vista. Respectfully
j. i Wilson.
PoLIcE COURT. = Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
Thomas Murray, burglary in the second de
gree, examined and taken under advissment
Ma Lung Ming, robbery, continued to Feb
ruary 20th.
Truth TRIuMPHANT.-The unparallelel