Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CLE.-On MOnuSy evening IasI CACTa-
inento" and " Vincent" Circles Of the G.
L. S. c., with few invited friends, enjoyed
a varied aud interesting programme, in which
members of both Circles participated. They
met at the residence of E. B. Hussey, the
President of Vincent Circle, and about
fifty were present. The programme was as
follows An excellent address by the Pres
ident of Sacramento Circle, E. o. Smith I;
piano solo, 1.-The Witches Dance" by Miss
Gussie Wilcox; essay on thu History OF
Greece" which, out of the usual style, was
arranged in poeticsl form by Miss V. Woods !;
vocal solo, Darling" by Mrs. w. G. Fitch,
and an essay on Biology" concluded the
first part of the entertainment A short time
was then spent in social intercourse, strang
ers were introduced, and general good feeling
prevailed, largely due to the excellent man.
agement and tact displayed by the genial
host, who had charge of the programme.
When order was again restored
new feature was presented. An essay
on Literature by Miss Hattie
Frazee, was interspersed with selections from
the following poets and authors: Bryant,
Whittier, Hawthorne. Claiming Everett,
Webster Bancroft, Prescott, SAKE and Tay.
lor. The quotations which Immediately fol-
lowed the biographical sketch of each writer
were read By the following members Mrs.
NJ. I. Brewer, Misses Mollie B. Johnston
Rosa Coates, Frances NJ. Sherman, Alice
Gritfiths; Mr.. L. E. Smith, Miss Carrie Nj.
Brothers, Z. Edwards, +. II. Kiefer and Miss
A. Woods a vocal solo, Good Night My
Sweet, was then sung by Mrs, w, G. Fitch,
accompanied by Miss Gertie Gerrisb, and sd-
journment was declared The gathering was
voted success in every respect.
TRIAL JURoRs.-The following trial jurors
for the January session of the Superior Court
were drawn yesterday, the venire being re-
turuable on the ooh, ct 10 A. N: Conrad
Clinch, Z, c. Parsons, Jacob Stortz j. Shell
lars, G. c. Barnes, VIM. Avery, Ed. \. Bush,
Godfrey Politz, Thomas Dryer, Michael
Twohig, VIM. Schultz, Kern Rigney, G. w.
Chesley, J. b. Dsseve, l.. Kreutzberger,
Richard Parker, Jas. Govan, y. G. Schroth,
VIM. A. Gamble, James II. Corbin, Rich
mond Davis, J. L. Clark, VIM. Baker, Sam.
uel Garrett, Norman Stewart, Wesley Simons,
Thomas Johnston, John Ochsner, Seth Macy,
B. Ehlers, VIM. S. Wood, Oscar Stephenson,
Nicholas bIohen, Andrew Thomas, Fred.
Mier, J. G. Beach, Moritz Robitscheck, j. J.
Carroll, NJ. McKenns, w. r. s. Foye, An
drew Hathaway, l. Dunlap, w. b. Miller,
w. II. Atkinson, Charles Lea, Aaron Ma
than, VIM. Hadwick, +. A. Burr, james
Fulchs, Fred. Mason, Gsetano DelUchi, Jas.
B. Furnish, Charles Schwartz, NJ. Jacobs,
Morris Gilman, D. Lawson, Joseph Stephens,
John B. Taylor Peter Newman, F. S.
Hotchkiss, Il. NJ. Bernard, VIM. HellenRer,
John Watt, j. +. Cross, /. h. Relyea, b N.
Wilson, VIM. Shsttuck, l. Butterfield, A.
Connect, VIM. l.. Pritchard, Hiram Cook,
Wesley Long, 7. II. Berkey, Thomas Jones,
&. Kellogg, John II. Martin, j. f. Mooney,
n. r. Rose, Charles Eldred, Enoch Dole.
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS The two-story
and basement brick building on the west side
GO feet on Second street, with depth of $50
feet, owned by Mrs. Gregory, is nearly fin
ished, and while the contractor, NJ. Madden,
ia putting on the finishing touches, Hall,
Luhrs & Co who have leased it for their
wholesale grocery establishment, are moving
their goods in Adjoining this building on
the north ia new one owned by George
Schroth 1t WAS originally intended to be
but one story in hight, but about the time it
was completed San Francisco spice firm
rented it for five years, with the proviso that
it be made into a tHo-story building, and z.
A Miller is now raising the roof and adding
the upper story 90 The large and handsome
building on the east side of the street, about
opposite those mentioned above, and lately
occupied by Sco6eld & Tevi7, has been
leased by the wholesale liquor firm of Felter,
Wood & Co., who will move in ia few days.
A Captain Woods yesterday
made an examination Of the records of the
statiou-ho to see how the list of burglaries,
larcenies, etc, of which reports were made to
the police this month, compared to that Of
January, 1888. He found that burglaries
had been reported this gear up to the 10Th,
in addition to the that took place New
Years eve, and about , cases Of the character
Of petit larcenies. InJanuary 1888 there were
II bugglaries and l3 cases of larceny )rted /
property was recovered in three Of the latter,
but no one was convicted in any Of the cssss
referred to. OF course there were a numb T
Of cases in each month that were not re-
ported to the police. He thinks unusual
number of these crimes may be looked for In
the winter months, Shen the rascals are
driven to extremity, and does net believe that |
5 Sacramento is suffering this season more
than the usual iEh,ctioD.
POLICE C0CRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday Il. Leaman and Frank Grosh, accused
of grand larceny in sppropriatins Frank
Gregory's horse and buggy and riding furi- !
ously about town Saturday evening, were
discharged on motion Of the prosecution, Mr. /
Gregory not caring to pursue the case fur /
ther if the expenses incurred by him in /
searching for his property were paid by the /
defendants. Mrs. RsqrdoD, for being drunk /
at the depot and acting in an upSsc--i.- man I
ner, was fined SO or ten days in the city /
Jail. Hermann and Amelia SchCmett, con- /
yic:ed on the previous day Of battery upon /
Susan Moore, were haed $50 each, or twenty /
days in the county Jail.
STATE BOARD OF AGRIcuLTURE.-The State /
Board of Agriculture will hold a meeting on
the 22l instant, to accept the Exposition
building, which will then have been COM
pleted, with the exception of the categorical
designs for the pediment, which will not be
painted until summer, as the work can thea
be done TO better advantage. A sidewalk is
now being built by the Agricultural Society,
st an expense Of $780, on the west side OF
street, from l. TO y. As there is
DO entrance to the Exposition building on \
street a sidewalk viii not be laid on that side
IF the building at present.
AUCTION sALKs.-D. J. Simmons & CO. will
,ell a. auction at 1880 A. ". to-day, on the
premises, the south half of the Forth quarter
# lot S, J and X, Second and Third streets,
Known as Arnold'5 Saddle Rock Oyster
House, now under q five-yesrs' lease at $50
Der month . Bel & Co. will sell at 1880 a,
4. to-day, at their salesroom, Eighth and X
treats, without reserve, s. large lot Of parlor,
bedroom and kitchen furniture. Also, crock
w, glassware, stoves, etc.
THE sale of an article is the criterion Of its
merits. Dsmiana Bitters have large sales.
n,,,r.r. Rittsrs make the oil vornF snd