Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-10
BRIEF NOTES.

William G. Doherty, of this city, has been
granted patent for fruit-dryer.
Tomorrow large lot of household furni-
ture will be sold by auction at the Clunie
building, corner of Eighth and K streets, by
Bell & Co.
Yesterday in the Superior Court Jose
Francisco Nareizo, native of Portugal, was
admitted to citizenship on the testimony of
Joseph Mendes and Joaquin Jacinto.
The union Methodist Sunday-school picnic
will take place at Cothrin's grove, Saturday,
May 19sh. Tickets sold for April 24th are
good for that date. The grove is in splendid
condition.
Kohler's concert entertainment and wax
work exhibition was greeted with crowded
house last evening. A large number Of those
present remained and took part 10 Mrs.
Wilsey's quadrille party.
Yesterday on Fifth street, near K, horse
belonging to team from the country dropped
in his tracks while icing driven along the
street. TIE animal was taken to stable
and cared for, and will recover.
John Mccain, prisoner in charge Of
Deputy Sheriff Farren Of Solsno county, was
brought up from Stockton yesterday. and last
evening was taken to Benicis, where he is
wanted for forgery and iail-breaking.
The tolling Of the fire bell yesterday was in
respect to tie memory cf John Brown, an
Exempt Fireman. The deceased was ma
tive Of Sweden, aged IS years. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock,
under the auspices Of the Exempt Firemen's
Association.
P. NJ. Sullivan, who was missing from the
County Hospital since last Saturday, was
yesterday found sitting in the law offica Of ] ;,
&c, -, {c1i hs,1aA b.
the police station, and afterwards to the
County Jail. He will be examined to-day
for insanity.
"MIcHAEL STRoGoFF. "-on Monday even
ing next weeks engagement will be COM
menced at the Metropolitan Theater. which
it is promised will be the spectacular event
of the season. On the first three evenings
"Michael Strogoff will be presented, with
the full scenery and effect in which it was re-
Gently produced at the California Theater, ia
San Francisco. Miss Henrietta Osborne,
George w. Vessels, Joseph R. Grissmer,
w. II. Thompson, Miss Auna Stanley and
the full Palmer Dramatic Company will be
included in the cast. The notices of the
press at the Bay and az the East have given
the performance marked attention and re-
corded success. Those who have read Jules
Verne's story upon which the drama is
based, and remember the highly sensational
situations which it affords for dramatic and
scenic effect. will be interested to see il placed
upon the boards. The journeyings of Stro-
goff, and his many adventures in war, among
Tartars, through fire and food" and the
scenes in which no one but the hero Of Jules
Verne ever dreamed of, ara all to be present.
ed, it is said, in the most realistic manner,
and with scenery which will give full power
to the authors imagination. Thursday and
Friday evenings 'Rose Michel" will be
given; Saturday evening, ''Oiiver Twist -
and at the Saturday matinee Michael Stro-
goff will be repeated. The box Office will
be open on Saturday at 10 A. NJ. No charge
for reserved seats.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Y yesterday Michael Scott
had a hearing before Judge Armstrong on
writ of habeas corpus. Scott has been serv-
ing sentence in the county jail for an at
tempt to vote illegally at the last city cleo
ton. Holl & Buckley appeared for the
prisoner. The prisoners discharge was asked
for on the ground that the commitment under
which he was held was void, not being sc.
cording to law. The Court held that the
commitment WAS not sufficient. A copy of
the complaint was then presented to the
Court, aud the prisoners counsel argued that
this was not properly drawn. This was
taken under advisement.by the Court until
tomorrow, and the prisoner remanded to the
custody OF the Sheriff. A copy of the judg-
men Of the Police Court showed that the
prisoner and his counsel, III. L. Buckley, ap-
peared in Court and pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced TO six months Imprisonment in tbs
County Jail After reading the Judgment,
counsel appeared to be in some doubt as TO
who should be in jail, SIS were also number
of spectators, but the Court thought that at
least Scott ought to have been there.
ADDITIONAL ENTR1Es.-The Capital Turf
Club met at the Golden Eagle Hotel last
evening. The following entries in rsc:s Nos.
g. and IA were received, and the same de-
clared filed Race No. 8, mile and repeat
J. H. Meese names b. g. Up and Up, W.
Murray names CD. s. Sam. Stevenson, John
Macksy NAMES b. e. Duke of Monday, John
Mackay thames en- m. Maria L. Race No.
9, three-fcurths of mile heat-Stemler &
Ayers names by. g. Joe Howell, Howaon 81
Densdale names b. s. Jim Douglass, John
Mackay names b. g. Duke Of Monday, John
Macksy names Oh. m. Maria F., j. Fl.
Meese names b. g. Up and Up. Race No. IA,
trotting, two mile heats-J. D. Young names
b. g. Colonel. G. H. Coward names Gu. G.
Long John, Henry McConn names br. IN.
Sadie S. The Club adjourned until Monday
next at the Capital Hotel, when business of
Importance will come before the meeting.
ISsTALLATIoN.-Last evening the Grand
Officers installed the following officers in
WalhaIla Grove, No. 6, U. A. o. D: NJ. B.
Horner. n. A.; NJ. Wilson. V. A.; A.
Lewick, Treasurer: E. @ Naghel, Secre-
tary J. G. Sweitzer. c.; L. Meyer, l. G.;
VIM. Avery, o. g.; ii. Meyer, Jr., p. A.
The Grove also elected the following repre-
sentstives to the Grand Grove, which meets
in Petalums on the first Tuesday in June
next: M. Wilson. NJ. Wetzal, III. Meyer,
W. A. Homer, E. @, Naghel After the
regular business of the evening che Grove
presented II. Meyer, the retiring N. A., with
beautiful Jewel. This was followed by an
old-fashioned Druids' lunch.
A CowBoY.-A man at the depot last
evening, in an intoxicated condition, became
rather abusive, and notified number of the
railroad employees that he was cowboy from
Arizons. The statement did not appear to
interest the men much, and the alleged cow
! boy proposed TO give one of them q practical
demonstration. Officers Brissell and Eldred
interfered and arrested the man. He refused
to walk, and was partly carried and partly
dragged to the police station. This morning
be will have an opportunity to demonstrate
TO Judge Henry the truth of his statement
that he is a cowboy. The officers who took
the man TO the prison are inclined to believe
that there is some truth in If.
MYSTERIOUS FooT-PRNTs.-It is under.
stood that DR.. Hardness will be called upon
to examinesome footprints which have been