Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-05
BRIEF NOTES.

There are but twelve through passengers on
tn overland train to arrive this morning
Fourteen boxes Of chairs for Fetters & VIII
liaus, Chico, pAsEed Ogden for Sacramento
on the 81 inst.
Rev. DIR. Dwineil, Of Sacramento. will lee.
ture in the Presbyterian church, Tehsms, to-
morrow evsHirg. Subject, " IatimAtions Of
Immortality from Man-Nature-"
Tbs furniture and fixtures of the Grand
Hotel saloon, corner Front aud X Streets, viii
be sold by Sherburn & Smith, by public
auetion, tomorrow forenoon on tae prem
ises.
Ex-senator Warren Chase, Of Santa Bar
bara, delivered lecture at Pioneer Hall last
evening on the subjscs, 1.-THE Political Con-
di;ion Of the Country" There was good
attendance.
The Sacramento Bar viii meet at thu Cont
houss at 10 O'clock this morning, 60 receive
The report Of the committee selected last week
to prepare suitable resolutions IL memory Of
the late Judge R. G. Clark.
a festival for the benefit Of the Sisters of
Mescy will be held az Armory Hall his eve, :
log. There will be booths, refreshmsnt
stands and dancing. This il the first public
benefit they have received 10 more than fifteen
years.
Notices that applications will be made to
the Board Of Supervisors for the establish
ment Of independent reclamation districts by
John Mccarthy, Margaret Buckley, Domingo
Cardoza and Charles Berlin, are published
this morning.
A concert and ball will be given by the
German societies Of Sacramento. in aid of the
sufferers By the recent food in Germany, at
Turner Hsll this evening. Prominent local
talent has kiadly volunteered, and the CON-
mittee appeal to all friends Of humanity to
assist in this good cause.
VIM Dsrvis, who was arrested on Friday
evening for stealing coat and vest from the
front Of Lithauer's clothing store, was ar
raigued in the Police Court on SATURDAY.
morning, and pleaded guilty to the charge Of
petit larceny. He waived time for seatencs,
and was given sixty days in the county jail.
The several candidates for app3iniment to
the Superior Judgeship, vice Clark, de-
ceased, have been pushing their claims the
past week. Tho Governor has made no ex.
preston of preference, excepting that be said
he would pco5ably be guided By the irafer.
ence Of the sjosity of the members of the
Sacramento Bar. The appointment will
prob2bly be made early this weak.
A MURDERED MAN.-James NJ. Moore,
tins particulars of whose murder in Dixon
yesterday are given in the telegraph columns
this morning, left this city en- the west. bound
train yesterday morning. He recently wrote
to Chief Karcher, asking him to search for
his faithless wife, whom he had learned was
in this city, and stating that he himself
would arrive here on Saturday evening. Ac.
cordingly on that evening he arrived, snG Of
fcsr Jackson was detailed by the Chief TO
sssist hiea in the search for the woman. Af-
ter some Inquiry On l. street they learned
that the woman had been st tipping recently
in one Of tie houses of pres tuition
near Second street, bat that she
afternoon train. They also learned that she
had lost nearly all her wardrobe, and was in
dssti ute circumstances, hasidss being very
uuwell. This removal all the feeling of
emily against his wife, and he told tie officer
he would go to Dixep, and endeavor TO get
her to return with him TO his home. lie said
the man Bennett, Eh) murdered him yester-
day, was the cause of all the trouble, and
thas his wife had robbed him of e gold watch
and money He found his wife in Dixon, in
company with Bennett, and was f5uily mur-
dered for his trouble. Moore was an old
Sscramentau, having been formerly employed
IL NIt EGAlEDdQ SuOpS blilS t45E, Out E6SenIly
had been working in San Francisco.
MILITARY ORDERS. Order No. 4,
iisued from the Adju!ant Generals ofice by
order Of the Commander-in-Chief, reads as
follows: 1.-THE following announcements are
made for the information of the National
Guard Of California and persons having bust
ness with this department: Upon his own
application, Colonel VIM. B. Burtis. Assist.
ant Aojutant-Genera of California, is placed
upon the retired list, with the rank of
Colonel. j. j. Tobin, of San Francisco, il
heraby appointed Assistant Adjutsnt-G General
of Californis, with the rank of Colonel, from
the date of this order, vice Burtis, retired.
Upon the retirement of Colonel Burtis, this
for his future welfara and its grateful appre-
citation Of the intelligent and faithful dis
charge Of his duties as Assistant Adjusant-
General OF The State during the past ten
months" General Order Nc. 5 announces
the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Wal.
ter Turnbull, First Infantry Regiment, Sec.
ond Brigade, of San Francisco, to be Major
General Of the National Guzrd, vice w. r..
L. Barnes, resigned. General Order No. 6
annouoeeS the appointments on the staff of
the Communicated Chief, Governor Stone
man. The members of the staff are The
same as those recently published in the
RECORD UNION.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-Freisht for Sacra.
mento passed Ogden on the I'd instant as fol-
lows: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 80
casas iron locks, % cases iron screws, 80 car
riage springs; Locke & Lavsnson, rolls
mating. bales mating, bale rugs; W. a.
& @. S. Houghtop, boxes books; Booth &
Co., l box paintings; A. Dsnnely & Co., %
boxes and 2 casks lamp china }. q. Davis,
Is boxes chairs; W. d. Comssock, 2 boxes
chairs; Baker & Hamilton, 81 boxes of hard
ware; w. III. Bsgiey, 1 box tinwsre toy
books. Passed Ogden on the 3lst ult: For
T. G. Kingsland & Sor., AZ bundles, 66 boxes
and barrels hardware A. A Van Veorhies
& Co.. case Whips; Whittier, Fuller & Co,
box picture frames Baker & Hsmillou, 16
boxes carpet tacks; huntington, Hopkins &
Co., "a pieces iron axles Lindley & Co., l
case tobacco, case cigarettes Thomas Har-
per, l case boots and shoes; Hale Bros &
Co., 8 cases boots ard shoes; j. L. Cooper, l
organ; r. E. Goggius Is boxes drugs; L
& Z Wertheimer. So butts and IL boxes to.
bacca; W. A. & c. s. Houghten, II bundles
wrapping paper Gus. Lavensop, 2 cases
boots and shoes B. Pebbler, case house.
EtVuSg W. ~ OOllShOSH~l IL OOA-
chairs; G. w. Chesley, 10 kegs and barrel
syrup 8 barrels whisky ball, Luhrs L Co.,
A barrels hams.
POLICE CoURT Business was transacted
in tie Police Court on Saturday, as follows:
Alice Boob and Mattia Holmes, embs zzle.
ment, discharged. Robt. Lindsey, disturbing
the peace, found guilty; Judgment deferred
70 February 5 h. Wm. Graham, petit lar.
csny sentenced to ftsy days in the county
Jail VIM. Davis, petit llrceuy, pleaded
guilty sentenced TO sixty days in the county
Ill. Amelia Chadwick, disturbing the
paace; continued to Februsry 9th. FL. G.
Martin and Thomss Reed, visiting an opium
den; continued to February 7sh. David
Rand. vagraney, jarv ttial demanded; coz
tinued to February 7th. An Jung, visiting
an opium der, pleaded guilty fined S. All
10, keeping an opium den, pleaded gully !;
fined So. Henry johnson, disturbing tbs
peacs aud battery, continued to February
5.h. Al Hing, receiving stolen property.
discharged.
F1sH COMMISSIONERS Governor has
appointed A. B. Di5ble, of Grass Valley, aud
r H. Buckingham, of Solano, as Fish Com
missiouers, TO tske the plsc, of Trsylor de-
ceased and Joseph D Redding, no. confirmed
By the Senate. The other member of the
Board is S. Z Throckmortor, of Mario. The
Democratic Ss3stors caucused Saturday ST
s.--oox 81 leo;Ja5 - 90, firm a r Dihhie.