Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30
BRIEF NOTES.

The only freight passing Ogden on the
26th was five FORCES for Huntington, Hop
kins d Co.
Next Sunday game of baseball will be
played between the Unions Of this city and
the Hayerlys Of San Francisco, for a purse
of 800.
The annual summer night festival and
picnic OF the Sacramento Verein Eintracht
will be held at Richmond Grove Sunday.
August 9th.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Thomas Cronan was ad-
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of
NJ. Cronan and d. ]. Considine.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court Lavina Jefferson has been granted
divorce from w. H. Jefferson and also
awarded the custody of their minor chill
dren.
General Grant memorial exercises will be
held this evening at Changers Hall under
the auspices of Sumner Post and Sumner
Corps. All old soldiers and sailors, and the
families thereof, are invited.
Boys and girls may be INDEPENDENTLY
bOys-for service at wages for indenture,
or for legal adoption, by applying with re.
commentators to +. T. Dooley. Superin-
tendent Boys and Girls Aid Society, IS
Clementina street, San Francisco.
C. F. Mead and r. w. Wilson, who had
been held TO answer for obtaining money
under false pretenses, have been admitted
to bail, with II. Wachhorst, c. w Carey
and r. WeStwater as suretieS. They were
the proprietors of the late jewelry auction
on street.
There will be Joint open meeting this
evening of Sumner Post and Sumner Corps
at Changers Hall The programme which
had been prepared will be postponed, and
exercises appropriate to Grant memorial
occasion will be had. Warren Post and
Warren Corps, all old soldiers and sailors
with their families are cordially invited to
be present
George Behns writes from Garden val
ley, III Dorado county, to inquire whether
the man recently found dead in Stockton,
and whose name was published as c.
Bchrns Crockery, may not have been his
lOng-lost brother, c, Behrns, whom he has
not seen since 1851. The RECORD { MON
suggests that Mr.. Behrns might do well to
to write to the Coroner OF San Joaquin
county.
On Tuesday evening Miss Hattie Price
and Miss Wilson met with an accident
while buggy riding i'll the vicinity of Tenth
anu i. streets, III CoHSet! ueilCe OF COlldlDS
with block Of granite. Miss Wilson was
thrown out and the horse ran to Tenth
and X streets with her companion, where
it was stopped by young man named
Lon Williamson. Miss Wilson was not
seriously injured
George Ennis, the burglar who robbed
Hale Bros store year or SO ago, made an
attempt few days ago to escape from Fol-
som Prison by secreting himself in hol-
low under a granite block, where his &C
completes buried him with debris, leaving
him piece Of iron pipe through which to
breath. Before he got ready to strike out
however, he was discovered by a trusty
He has thus added three and half wears
to his term.
At the regular meeting of the British
Mutual Benefit and Social Society, held at
Pioneer Hall on Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Past Pre-
sident n J. Nathan, assisted by P. p. J.
SHELTON and ?. I. J. Parsons President,
Rupert Mellor; Vice President, Edmund
Ellis Secretary, f. f. Ashworth Urea
surer, Thos. Bromley Guardian, J. Chinn;
Physician, DIR. Pyburn. The members then
marched TO Fishers restaurant and partook
of fine banquet. On returning to the
lodge-room a most excellent entertainment
was given, in which several of the members
of the society took part.