Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-16


Prison at Folsom for robbery.
The bali announced to take place at
Bump & douSton's Hall, CORTLAND, this
evening, hi S been postponed on account of
the weather until further notice.
w. F. Gil seson has been elected by Capitol
Council Nj 81, |. 0. c. F., as representa-
tive to the Grand Council, which meets in
San Francisco on the first Monday in April.
Twelve carloads of beef cattle passed
through tha city for San Francisco yester-
day from Reno and Wadsworth, and five
carloads 70 ( the stockyards at Oakland from
Reno
The Eureka Baseball Club have elected
Thomas Nleagher as Captain, and T. H.
Enwright Is Business Manager. They ex-
pect to play game in a short time with
the Athletcs Of Grass Valley.
The Jurors drawn for the April session OF
the Superi,n' Court appeared according to
summons Yesterday, and were excused until
this morni ig, when jury will be drawn to
try the case of Mary +. Arts vs.. James T.
Day
Ed. F. Smith, Secretary of the State
Agriculture Society, has commenced a
little eXhititio of his own, one OF his hens
having laitt an egg which measures nine
inches in circumference lengthwise, and
seven inches in girth.
The new time card of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company is published in
our advertising columns this morning. 1t
may be in order to remind the public that
there will not be any passenger train for
San Francisco after go P. NJ.
An individual who attempted to sing
Wait Till the Clouds Roll By at a social
gathering last evening met with such sin
gular reception that he has concluded not
TO air his vocal abilities any more than he
can help until the weather is more settled.
The District Attorney of Yolo has re-
ccived adviceS from Colorado and other
places that b. A. Hudson, the attorney who
recently abSconded from Woodland, is Il
practiced confidence operator. He is said to
have been known in Colorado as Charles
n. Hudson.
The following gentlemen have been
elected as Nestrymtn for St Paul's (EpiscO-
pail Church: A. A. Van VOORHEES,, John
q. Brown, Fred. Cox, J. l.. English, f. w
Hatch, J. II. Carroll J. j. Brown Charles
Il. Parsons, r. O. Craveils. A. A. Reding-
ton and W. \. Stephenson.
Counsel for Daniel Meyer yesterday petit
toned Judge Armstrong for an order
against J. \. Porter, City Treasurer, COM
handing him to show cause on the 2Sth
inst. why he will not pay coupons to the
amount of $4,000 held by petitioner against
the city upon bonds of 1889.
Rain fell yesterday on the hill about up
TO Cisco. Last night it was showing from
Cisco to Truckec, ut Emigrant Gap it was
wind snow and rain, and rain from Blue
Canyon down In this city the stars were
shining brightly at II P NJ, but the barom-
eter indicated that the storm was not over.
\ snOwslide occurred yesterday afternoon
near the Summit, between tunnels and s
but it did not cause much delay to trains
\ landslide occurred last evening about a
mile east of Clipper Gap, which delayed
the west-bound emigrant train. and it did
not reach the city until about 1:30 this
morning.
Mrs. NJ. Buckley and child, who are in
this city, will leave this morning for The
Dalles w. T., where Mr.. Buckley died on
the ID instant. Mrs. Buckley was not aware
of his death until she read ii in the REC
ORD UNION yesterday morning. The re-
mains will be brought to San Francisco for
interment
W F. Knox has gone to Ravenna, Los
Angeles county, to take charge of the build
ing of a section of road for the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, to take the place
of that with which the company has had
SO much trouble, in consequence of high
water, recently. The new road will be
built on a side hill.
The Raymond vacation excursion
party start ON their return East by the
overland train this evening, but will change
from the passenger train to a freight at Au-
burn, so as to have better opportunity of
enjoying the scenery as they 90 over the
hill, again taking the express train at
Truckce early Friday morning.
Somebody has started a silly rumor.
scarcely deserving of being mentioned that
Joe Hurtado was not dead when removed
from the county jail that he was only
shamming it, and that he was sent to San
Francisco, and from there made his way to
South America. There is not a particle of
foundation in fact for the report
The Grand Parlor of the Native Sons of
the Golden West, in session at MarySville,
has elected X. J. Devlin of Sacramento, as
Grand Orator, and j. T. LaRue, also of this
city as Grand Marshal 1t was decided to
hold the next annual celebration of Admis-
sion Day in Sacramento, under the auspices
of Sacramento Parlor, No. 3 and Sunset
Parlor, No. 26, of this city.
The infant taken from George I.arcener
and wife some weeks ago, in consequence
of their being incompetent to care for it.
has been given a home by Judge Henry
and wife since then, and treated as kindly
as though it were their own. 1t became
sick, however, and died yesterday The
Judges present illness has been mainly oc-
casioned by his sitting up with it during
It's illness
Naomi Chapter, O. f. s, gave a social
entertainment at Masonic Hall Monday
evening, and had the qualification of find
ing it in every way a success. The musical
programme was as follows: Duet, cornet
and piano, Mr.. Wright aud Miss C. Wright
soprano solo, Miss Nellie Wright; tenor
solo, Professor Sanborn; piano solo, Miss
Eva Stevens; soprano solo, Miss Car
rie Dray; male quartet Auerbach' San
born, Wright and Graham; contralto solo
Mrs. Addie Carter; basso solo, Mr.. Auer-
bach
A meeting was held on Monday evening
by representatives from the various Sun
day schools of this city, where it was de
cided to hold Union picnic AT Cothrin'>
Grove ON Friday, May ID. The schools ex.
pccted to participate are SiXth-street Meth
odiSt, Westminster Presbyterian, Congre-
gational, Seyenth-street Methodist, First
Baptist, Fourteenth-Street Presbyterian
Kingsley Chapel, Calvary Baptist, and per
| haps some Others 1t is the largest number
OF churches that have ever joined on a sim
/ liar occasion.
Louis Schadt DIETER known as Loui,
| Short, who died in this city on Monday
was an old resident of the State. having
| come 10 California in 1851. He lived
/ short time in San Francisco, then came t.
Sacramento, and subsequently was engaged
with Mr.. Bryte in the dairy business. AT
/ forwards he entered into business by him
! self, and built fine residence about fou
miles from Washington He was natiy,
! of Ohio IS years of age, and leaves a Iarg
/ family The funeral will take place ut P
/ NJ to-day from the residence of j. :. Nicho
! las, 1l16 Eleventh street.
YARD-wIpE bleached muslins, a cents
canton flannels (bleached and brown, !
cents per yard best brands calicoes. Il an,
cents per yard Lisle thread gloves 5, 1
and Is cents per pair, at the great bank
rupt sale of Thomas Callan, at Red House.
To-Day AND To-MoRRos, all-silks an,
silk brocades. from the great bankrupt stoc
| of Thomas Callan. will be. closed out at
little above halfthcir yalu9 at Red House.
The ball announced to be given by Bumps
| Houston Mt their new h.tl at CourtlanC