Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-23
LOCAL DAsHES.

One car losd Of immigrants arrived from
! the East last night,
John Bachman. in Washington, Yolo
; county, has peach tree in blossom.
Camellis iaponicss are in bloom in this
city, and almond trees are beginning to show
the color of their blossoms.
Coroner Clark will hold an inquest at 10
4. ". to-day in the case of Joseph Schiller,
who committed suicide Monday evening.
NJ. Mannix, who was SO badly injured last
Saturday bv the running awsy OF team.
died at the Railroad Hospital Monday even
ing.
The grounds in front of the station.h house
are being laid out handsomely, and will be
planted in blue grass, with flower beds, shrub
berg, etc.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Placer county,
passed through the city yesterday, en- route
FOR Stockton with an insane man named
Robert Baue.
There will be q masquerade ball in Toronto
Hall, at Elk Grove, this evening, given by
the proprietor. d. Stevens, who has taken
great pains to insure its success.
D. B. Emerson, an elderly man. who ar
rived from the East by Monday nights in
migrant train, got intoxicated. fell into the
hands of thieves, and was robbed of $50.
Christopher Green is having a new front
put in his building on the north side of j
street, just above Second and the store will
be occupied by Davis & Son, carriage dealers.
VIM. Emmons, who was thrown from his
wagon and run over near the briCkysrd Sat-
urday, is not much improved 10 condition,
and, on account of his age, his condition is
considered critical
The only arrests made by the police yester-
day were of DRINKS, viz Peter Quigley. by
officer Ash and detective Arlington John
Crosse. by local officer Martin John Doe,
by officer Dillman.
The old foundry at the railroad shops looks
deserted and empty, ell the foundry machin-
cry and the workmen having moved TO the
new building, ON Sixth street. opposite G and
F streets, which is now III full blast.
Three more Chinese lotteries paid their L.
cense os 800 per quarter yesterday, and COM
menced operations. This makes nine lotteries
and sixteen tan games running on 1 street,
and eight faro banks in other localities, al
under license.
The Golden Free Trade Club of Sscra.
mento has been organized, By the election of
VIII. Devlin as President; c.. W. Reed,
Vics-President; Z. Il. Drew, Secretary
John Dnffey, Treasurer. The club proposes
to thoroughly investigate the tariff question.
George King, while purchasing ticket at
the Metropolitan Theater last evening, had
his pocket picked of $50. Probably the fact
that there were so many policemen present
they were nearly sll there-preventcd the
piekpockets from making numerous raids on
peoples pockets.
The steamer Dover came down from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with q barge
load of wood and grsin. The steamer C. NJ.
Small came up stream, on her way to Msrys.
vile, from San Francisco, with merchandise
and took from the Pioneer mill barge load
of offsl for Marysville.
Justice Buckingham, of Washington, yes.
terdsy morning sentenced the five boys con-
victed on the previous day of asssulting a
Chinaman to pay fine of SO each. The
cases of four Cinnamon, arrested for the lar
ceny of wood, were continued until to-mor.
row, owing to the absence of their attorney.
The county license cases were up for hear.
ing before Judge Armstrong, ia Department
One Of the Superior Court yesterday, Henry
Edgerton and Matt +. johnson appearing
for the people and NJ. E. Bsbb for the de-
Tense. There ere six cases on trial, all tried
at once, and the matter was finally taken un-
der advisement By the Court.
SABBATH.sCHooL CoNvENTIoN.-The Sac
ramento County Sabbath.school Convention
opened last evening at the Sixth-street NJ. E.
Church, with good attendance. The first
half hour was occupied by devotional exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. T. S. Dunn A dis
course upon Early Conversion of Children"
by DR.. Frost, followed. The programme for
to-day is as follows A M.-Devotional exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. C. McKelvy 800
Reports showing condition of work, ETC.;
consideration of proposed changes in the
Constitution Of City Association 1880
Election of officers: IL" Teachers
Weekday Work." Edward Kimball,
of Chicago; 2 P. M.-DevotIoual 2I5-
Teacher Teaching" William Ingram, Jr;
2.45-" Primary Glass" Mrs. Felix Tracy
3:15-"Q lestion Drawer" Rev. T. S. Dunn
7:30-DevotionaI conducted by Rev. Geo.
r. Bird; $40 Who shall be in Sabbath
school, and Why" Rev. E. L. Ware; S:2O-I
"O3ject of all Sabbath, school Work-Sal-
walton of Souls" Rev. John Chisholm, of
Elk Grove; S:40-Closing remarks-words
of cheer and encouragement, Rev. H. II.
Rice.
LECTURE BY THOMAS BRENNAN.-Thomas
Brennan, Secretary of the National Land
League in Dublin, will deliver lecture at
Armory Hallnext Friday evening at o'clock,
on the general issues involved in the question
of Irish nationality. Mr.. Brennan's views
upon this subject will be interesting, not only
to people Of his own nationality, but the gen
eral public, the more especially that he is an
eloquent speaker. At San Francisco recently
he received quite an ovation.