Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-31
BRIEF NOTES.

Not sail vessel has arrived at Sacramento
within year past.
The Sacramento river is 20 feet inches
above lew-water mark.
The clouds in the southern heavens about 4
P. NJ. yesterday were beautiful.
Thomas Carroll advertises that he has
found a pocket-book containing sum of
money. Don't all speak at once.
Ninety-one immigrants, including sixty
four males, passed Carlin yesterday en- route
to California. They will arrive in Sacrs-
mento to-day.
Charles McAsse was examined before JUS
tics Gilmer Saturday afternoon on charge
of grand larceny in stealing horse. ard held
to answer in 81. 600 bail.
The steamer Apache did not get up from
San Francisco until late yesterday afternoon,
having been delayed in consequence of her
having the barge Yolo, loaded with coal, in
tow.
A movement is on foot to have the re-
sources of Solano, Yolo and other counties
properly written up and put in pamphlet
form, for circulation among the Eastern
States
Frank Miller, who resides some four miles
west of Placerville, writes that the frost of
Cne past week was very neaNT' anu nc - VI
the opinion that the fruit crop of Ell Dorado
county is killed.
The Changers picnic will be held on the 1st
Of May at Freeport. Music will be furnished
by Jones, Beebe & CRAFTS band. The pro-
ceeds of the picnic are to be given to the
Orphan Asylum.
There will be test of the superiority of
the Churchman nozzle and those used on the
ann he FasE "a M of
to-day, on Fourth stree, between [ and j, to
which the public are invited.
The Mapleson opera troupe arrived in this
city about $3.50 A. N. yesterday on their spe.
cial train, en- route for Ogden, and remained
until about s o'clock, waiting until the track
between Newcastle and Auburn was clear.
The Knickerbockers and the Unknowns
played a game of baseball yesterday, which
was won by the former. The score was IA to
II. The Knickerbockers played another
game in the afternoon with the Californians,
and were again victorious, defeating the Cali.
forrians by a score of IA to Z.
Friday night carcass of a calf weighing
30 pounds was stolen from the stall of Geo.
w. Morehouse, butcher on Fifth and K
streets. The thieves dragged the body along
to the corner of Fifth and K streets, and
there cut it in two upon the sidewalk, taking
awsy only half, however, and leaving the re-
msinder.
Bids for tie privilege of supplying lunch,
ice cream, lemonade. ETC., at the Odd Eel
lows Picnic, at Natoms Grove, Folsom,
April &c h, will be received up to April 18th,
if left with the jsnitor at Odd Fellows lem
pie. No Intoxicating beverages will be al
lowed to be sold The committee reserve the
right to rel ect any or all bids.
CONCERT TOMORROW EVENING "A grand
concert will be given at Kingsley Chapel to-
morrow evening, when the following excel
lent programme will be rendered: Quartet,
choir duet, flute and piano, Mr.. Neale and
Miss Lizzie Griffin solo, Mrs. Percy Ross
piano solo, Mrs. n. E. White; solo, Mrs.
Addie Carter; duet, Misses Della Berry and
Lulu Morrell; solo, MIR. j. /. Graham
piano solo, Miss Amelia BOIL solo, A. Il.
Auerbsch duet, Mrs. Carter and A, San.
borne; solo. Miss Della Berry male quar-
tet Messrs. Graham, Sanborne, Wright and
Auerbach. An admission fee of 80 cents will
be charged.
The CITY PRISON SLATE.-The following
appeared on the slate at the station house at
u o'clock last night Pat McDonohue, grand
larceny; Frank Mankin, assault with
deadly weapon John Morris, petty larceny
of an oYercoat, property of NJ. Van Glider /;
Robert Hunter. common drunk; George
Baldwin, disturbing the peace; Josephine
Kelly, disturbing the peacs; Miss All Hoe,
misdemsRnor All john, misdemeaDor w.
McCants disturbing the peace; Jas. Lewis,
disturbing the peace John Chinaman, petty
larceny OF an ak Mary RobeEts, alias Chin
Du Wan, disturbing the peace; John Doe,
drunk.
The TIvoU.-The "Child of the Regi-
ment was played at the Tivoli last night to
a good house for the last time. 1t will be
replaced this evening by 1.-THE Ticket-of-
Leave Man" The principal parts are taken
by Holmes Grover and Miss May De L9rne,
who are supported by a strong and powerful
cast. The great and Incompatible one-legged
song and dance artist will make his first sp-
pearance in this city. Also Dan. Lewis, one
of the best colored speciality actors and per-
formers in the world.
ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT Odd Fell
lows of Sacramento give notice that they will
celebrate the eixty.ffth anniversary of the
Order By a grand excursion to and picnic at
Natoma Grove, Folsom, on Saturday, April
20, 1884. The success of their former picnics
is o sufficient guarantee of day of enjoy
ment, and the committee assure the public
that no effort will be spared to sustain the
reputation gained ia former years.