Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Reynolds Case.

The impaneling of the jury in the
terday in Department One of the Superior
Court, Judge Sullivan presiding. At lis
P. NJ the panel of sixty-one jurors had been
exhausted and but ten jurymen secured.
Their names are as follows: w. A. Cas-
well, Charles Barnes, John Ryan, A. Pei
tier, +. S. George, of the city, and r..
Howell, Peter Robinson, r. T. Butler, T.
E. Davis and w. Tibbitts from the coun-
try, OF the sixty-one jurors drawn from
the box, only fortythree were examined as
to their qualifications, the other eighteen
twenty Jurors drawn from the box, with
the following result John Lockhart, Geo.
E. Newbert, Herman Winters, ]. H. Sulli-
van, Hiram Garrett, G. W. Ogden, George
Higgs, Richard Davis, Clinton CURLY, P.
A. Miller, f. Hammond, Z. G. Ebert, A. T.
Renwick, Daniel Cox, Hugh La Rue, Theo-
dore Schwamb, from the city, and James
Holland, American township; Patrick Car
roll. Brighton, and John Hanlon, Walsh
Station. The venire was made returnable
at 10 \. NJ. to-day, and placed in the hands
of the Sheriff. Some difficulty is expert
enced in getting jurors from the fact that
the Supervisors i'll selecting names failed TO
spell the names properly, did not give all
the name, and in one instance they left off
Jr. from the last of name, which made it
compulsory TO excuse the man who had
been served. Those who were excused
yesterday were of that class who stated
that they had read the proceedings in the
Burns trial, and had formed and expressed
an opinion that it would take considerable
evidence to remove.
HALE Bios. & Co.-Owing to the pressure
upon our news columns this morning the
double-half-column advertisement of Hale
Bros & Co. is omitted. They say that their
introduction prices are causing 4 regular
furore, and never in the history of the city
has there been a more suspicious time for
intelligent cash buyers than at present
They are in daily receipt of suitable novel
ties for the season. Their staple spring and
summer goods are now displayed in the
various departments at their immense
establishment at the northwest corner of X
and Ninth streets, and comprise an offering
of decided merit, their goods combining ex-
cellent make, style and quality, together
with the very lowest prices. They claim 10
have the largest, freshest and best assert
ment of SeaSonable goods ever shown in
this city.
CoIoSER's INQUEsT-Coroner Clark held
an inquest last evening upon the body Of
James Brady, who was drowned from the
steamer Dover about week ago, after a
difficulty with James Mcmahon, who is
now under arrest for murder in connection
with the matter. 1t will be recollected
that Brady's body was found on Monday
i'll the river at Suttcrville, The jury re-
turned as their verdict that deccased's
death resulted from drowning on the
18th of April, and that said drowning was
occasoned by said deceased falling or
being knocked into the river by blow
inflicted upon him by one James Nc
Mahon, and we hereby exonerate said
James McMahon from malice or intent to
kill the man James Brady
ST. PAULs CHURCH PIcN1c.-The annual
picnic of st. Pauls Church will take place
at Natoma Grove, Folsom, tomorrow, the
train leaving at $50 \. NJ. There will be
amusements in great number, and Jones.
FiSch IL Watson's band will furnish music
for dancing. Lunch baskets will be called
for according to notice to be published
hereafter