Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-26
BRIEF NOTES.

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BRIEF NOTES.
The Coghill Brothers Minstrel Company
went to Marysville yesterday afternoon.
Judge Armstrong yesterday heard argu-
ments in the habeaS corpus case of Mrs.
Touhey, and took the matter under advise
ment.
All the companies Of the First Artillery
Regiment in this city are drilling nightly,
preparing for the prize contest of the n. ).
G. W. on the 9th of September.
A large number of sporting men
went TO Marysyllle yesterday afternoon to
| attend the races. Among them were
Messrs. Killip e Co., the booksellers.
a car was attached to the train which
left for Marysyille yesterday afternoon
with twelve horses which are entered for
| the races TO take place in that city this
week
Garlic e Croly have taken the contract
to rebuild the carriage and wagon shop
of Martin kestler, on Ninth street, be-
| tween J and X, lately burned. The contract
price is $1,000.
From letter written by his wife to a
friend in Woodland, it is learned that the
| residence of J. J. AmmOns, near Clarks-
burg, took fire on Thursday night, and was
| speedily burned to the ground both dwell
| ling and contents being total loss.
Saturday meeting of farmers was held
at Richland in regard to increasing the
| hight of the Anderson levce, and fixing the
| floodgate of the drainage canal. They
| agreed to make the Improvements if assist
| ance could be obtained from Sacramento.
An inquest was held last evening at Cor
oner Clark's office on the body of f.
| Sneeder who was drowned above the city
| recently. The jury found that the de
| ccased's name was Fritz Sneeder, a native
of Switzerland, about - years of age, and
came to his death by accidental drowning.
FUNERAL OF AN ESTEEMED LADY-The
| funeral of the late Mrs n n. Stern
| formerly Miss Alice White, took place on
Sunday afternoon from the residence of her
parents at 912 Fourteenth street, and was
| largely attended. The floral contributions
| by friends of the esteemed lady were I'M
| usually generous and extremely beautiful
| Rev Ii. II. Rice, of the First Presbyterian
| Church. officiated, and a choir composed of
Mrs. Addie Carter, Mrs. Ross, and Messrs
| Beaumont and Graham rendered appro-
| pirate vocal selections. The circumstances
attending the death of Mrs. Stern invest
| the occurrence with unusual sadness. Her
home was in San Francisco, and only a
| little more than a week ago she went to
] Golden Gate Park in company with a
younger sister, who was visiting her at the
time, and then contracted Il severe cold,
which resulted in typhoid-pneumonia,
| from which she died Friday last In ac-
cordance with her dying request, she was
brought to this city, the home of her youth,
| for interment Several of her friends, also
! a number of relatives and friends of the
| bereaved husband, came from San Fran
| cisco to perform the last and saddest duty
| that human hands can perform for the
| loved and lost. Deceased was greatly
| esteemed here, and leaves a large circle of
| friends to mourn her sudden departure for
| the other world.
RESIDENCES FOR SALE.-Bcll & Co.. the
| wcll-knOwn real estate agents of Eighth
| and X streets, will have a sale at II A. NJ.
| to-day that will no doubt attract consider
able attention They will sell on the
premises as follows The north half of the
south half of lot s, in the block bounded by
| Fl and |, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
| with all the improvements House con-
tanning six rooms and summer kitchen
| lot. 40xS0 feet choice shrubbery and blue
|
| half of lot 7, same block. Also, same time
and place Will sell the fine residence in
| same block. Also, the east half of lot I,
| with frame house, containing SIX rooms,
| bathroom and all modern Improvements
good barn, size 1Sx24; lot, 40X160; choice
| fruit trees and shrubbery. This property
must be sold, and should command the at
tention of all buyers. Terms of sale-1O
per cent. on day of SALE balance, when
deed is made. Sale positive.
To-N1GHT's CoNcErr.-Followin is the
programme for the orcn-air concert to be
| given in the Capitol Park this evening by
the First Artillery band under the leader
ship of +. s. Grant: March, " Charter
| Oak" by Clause; overture, " lie Chevalier
| Breton, by Hermann; La Sylph," clari-
net solo, with variations, performed by
William Flanagan; " Serenade to Mamie, "
by Pettee; waltz Spring Flowers" by
Bousquct; march, = Criterion by Graf
fula waltz, Wine, Women and Song, -
by Strauss; Home, Sweet Home
POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
Pat. Kelly, drunk, fined $40; John Landy,
same, twenty-four hours James Kava-
naugh. vagrancy, continued till September
4th Samuel c. Lowe, disturbing the peace,
fined $50 Mrs. Lowe same, sentence con-
tinued G. Bierinsk, same. continued till
this morning S. S. Beede, battery, fined
$40; Mary Brown, for not keeping out of
sight, s. so; Thomas Moran and Mike
Kellee, assault to murder, continued till
to-day.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made by the police yesterday and last
night James Cornell, by officer Rider, for
IA, ., Il
drunk, by officers Sullivan and Coffev
! Henry Soldonels by officer Catferty, foI
disturbing the peace; John Doe drunk, by
officers Farrell and Farren Tom Clark
son, disturbing the peace, by officers Franks
and Cafferty; James Berry, disturbing Tho
peace, by officer Franks.
INQUEST To-NIGHT-The RECORD UNION
Yesterday gave very full details of the muir
der Sunday afternoon of 4. Wainwright by
C. r. Clark, his brother-in-law. Nothing
new in the ease has been developed since
The inquest will be held at the Coroner's
office on Fourth street this evening. Clark
is in the City Prison and very much de
jected He has retained as counsel Isaiah
Hurlburt.
MARBLE SALE.-Sherburn & Smith, Me
well-known auctioneers, Will continue the
sale at 420 street, at 7:30 p. NJ. to-day, of 0
large number of Italian marble and ala.
baster works of art, imported directly from
Florence, Italy, and comprising Grecian
and Florentine vases, Roman urns, fruit
stands. epergnes, card-receivers, ornaments
etc.
GREAP reduction in ladies', misses and
children's cloaks, at halfpriee to-day, nj
Red House.
BUY now while you can: Cloaks and
wraps, 80 cents on the dollar, at Red Houses