Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has risen TO 20 feet
IL inches.
The board of Fish Commissioners will
meet at the Union Hotel this forenoon.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived
Saturday evening, and two last evening.
The Medical Society of the State of Cali
fornia will meet at San Francisco, at 10
A. NJ of Wednesday next.
4 party of young gentlemen serenaded
the RECORD L MON Office last evening, rem
dering some very pleasing vocal music.
The Southern Pacific Railroad is again
open, and tickets for the East by that route
are again sold at the ticket office at the
depot.
AT Agricultural Park yesterday the Eu-
reka. Jr.. and Athletic Baseball Clubs
PLAYED game, which the former won by L
score OF y to 10.
J. T. Warner, a brakeman, was stood
up" by two footpads at Eleventh and Z
streets Saturday night, but lost nothing, as
he had no valuabes with him.
But three arrests were made yesterday:
Mike McQuade and H. H. Abingdon for
yagrancv. and John Doe for being drunk
all BY officers Arlington and Farrell
The running horse Jim Renwick, recently
taken East. has been leased by W. J. Welsh.
of New York, who will run him ii various
meetings in the Eastern and Southern
States.
The Sacramento Printers Cemetery Asso-
citation yesterday elected as TRUSTEES W. +.
Oughton, s d. Armstrong, Valentine
Drcscher, George /. Suydam and John y.
Howe
Interesting services appropriate 10 Easter
Sunday were held in several of the city
churches yesterday. Last evening Sacra
mento Commandery, X. T., attended in Il
body the service at st. Paul'S Church.
There is on exhibition at Sawtele'S new
store, j street, between Seventh and Eighth,
a large painting, done in pastel and water
colorS, by Mrs. Sara Campion, which as Il
work Of art is attracting and deserves
great deal of attention.
Frank Mooney. one of the compositors in
the RECORD UNION office, while playing
with his children yesterday afternoon,
slipped and fell, tracturing the little finger
of his left hand in such a manner that the
fractured bone protruded through the flesh.
The lecture by Mrs Kate Homer Clayton
at the Ninth-street Baptist Church last
evening, ON 1.-The Prodigal Son, was list
ened to by an audience aS large rs the
church could well hold, and was very inter
eSting. Sumner and Warren Posts, c. \.
r., attended in body.
The Charley Sing jury. on the adjourn
mcnt of Court Saturday evening were
rather Disguised to hear the Judge order
them retained in the custody of the Sheriff,
but doubtless felt consolation i'll the retiec
ton that the trial was apt to be concluded
before another week was over.
party of boys amused themselves on
Saturday afternoon byplaying on the water
main extended beneath the Third-street
bridge from | street to the railroad shops.
one of them while 50 engaged slipped and
fell into the slough, getting well filled with
water before he gained terra trma.
Saturday afternoon while 4 number of
boys were playing at Fourth and q streets,
one of them. named Willie Alvord fell from
Il tree. the shock rendering him senseless.
Water dashed in his face revived him, and
he was taken home. \ physician found
that he had sprained his shoulder badly.
An extra car had To be put on the Califor-
mia and Oregon passenger train yesterday
afternoon to accommodate the extra travel
caused by the Knights remplars and Knights
of PythiaS returning to their homes in the
upper portion of the State, and the Native
Sons Of the Golden West going to Marys
Vile
The funeral of the late Horace g. Eldred
took place from the State House Hotel at
P NJ Yesterday and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev. II. II.
Rice The singing was by special choir
composed of Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Fogarty and
Messrs Beaumont and Fritz The pail
bearers were Robert Petit, G. W. Locke,
Robert Er9zrp lanes Woodhurn Lee STAN