Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-02
BRIEF NOTES,

! Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
this morning.
| County Recorder Miller received fees to
| the amount of Ssh during the month of
March.
Charles Nielsen, while having a friendly
wrestle Tuesday evening, sprained his leg
severely.
w. B. Hamilton, County Clerk, issued
twenty marriage licenses last month, and
the Superior Court granted six divorces.
| There was a large attendance yesterday
afternoon upon the funeral of the late
| B. A. Farr, many friends from the country
attending as well as those from the city.
The LIPS A. NJ train from San Francisco
was thirty-ive minutes late in its arrival
| here yesterday, having been detained at
| Oakland Point by another trains getting
| off the rails.
| Diplomas were issued yesterday from the
! Governors office to the following graduates
of the State Normal School at San Jose !:
| Thomas J. McCrath Thompson Hollings-
worth and Maggie Mcintosh.
Thomas White was yesterday sentenced
| by Judge Van Fleet to four years in the
State Prison at Folsom for burglary, COM
mitted near Gait, where he entered Il
The steamer San Joaquin No arrived
| from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
| chandise, and the Dover cleared for the
upper Sacramento with merchandise while
the San Joaquin No. 3 returned to the Bay
L. Alexander, late manager of the Sacra-
mento Tivoli, who left the city two or
| three weeks ago without saying good-by to
many of his friends, is reported to have
on 70
leo.
The Board of Examiners counted the
| money in the State Treasury yesterday, and
found the amounts to be as follows: Gold,
| 81 400, 155; silver, $500 %: currency,
S213; coupons, 81, SIS; warrants, s16,076 90
Total 81, 433 ,620 %.
BY direction of Chief Engineer Sullivan
the bells of the Fire Department will toll
on the announcement of the death of
General Grant, and probably the church
/ and other bells will do likewise, while flags
are displayed at half-mast.
The Baptists will hold educational meet
ings on the 18th instant, in the morning in
East Oakland, and in the evening at San
Francisco. The speakers will be DR.. Frost.
of Sacramento. and the Rev. MessrS. Law
renee of Stockton, Garnett, of Dixon, and
Dorsey, of Los Angeles.
The Central Pacific Railroad Hospital re-
ports for the month ending March, 1885
Present in the hospital March 1st, So ad-
mitted during the month, %; total 5S.
Discharged. 21 remaining in the hospital
the month ending March, 81. Private
house and Office patients treated, 11S; total,
176.
Hon Samuel Langdon Terry, son of
David S. Terry, and who will be recellected
in this city more especially because of his
having been a member of the Assembly at
the session before last, representing San
Joaquin county died at Stockton yesterday.
He was Past Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, and his funeral will
take place under the auspices of that order,
tomorrow afternoon.
Great interest was manifested by Sacra-
mentans yesterday in the dispatches rela-
tive to General Grants condition, and
expressions of the deepest regret were
almost universal An intelligent-looking
farmer voiced the general sentiment when
he remarked, after reading the bulletin
board: " Great Jupiter! it makes me feel
bad to think of his lying there in that con-
dition and can't do anything for him y
\ rather startling spectacle was presented
at lumber yard at Twelfth and J streets
yesterday, pile of lumber having appa-
rently fallen and crushed the upper portion
of a mans body beneath it-at least his feet
and part of his legs were all that could be
seen of him. As there did not appear to
be much energy shown in hunting up the
Coroner, and no one would touch the re-
mains until he came, a number of citizens
who take pleasure in abusing public Off
Gals, no matter whether they deserve it or
not, had an opportunity to air their opin-
ions for while, but as it gradually dawned
upon them that it was a first of April
scheme, they quietly slipped away.
All-Fools' Day was not observed to any
great extent by the fun-loving people of
Sacramento, but the little children seemed
to be having good time. Some one had
the impudencc to telephone TO the station
house that a man had been endeavoring to
sell watch and chain at a suspiciously
low figure in the southeastern portion of
the city, and if an officer came right away
the fellow could be caught, as he was going
in the direction of Richmond Grove, aud
would be kept sight of. Officer Arlington,
believing that the watch and chain was the
property of a man robbed last Friday night.
started out in search of the party reported,
and, to get over the ground as eXpeditiously
as possible, borrowed a friends horse and
buggy. He didn't find the man nor the
watch, but feels more Of desire now to
find the man who took such a roundabout
way to show that it was the 1st Of April
~
CONVICTED ONE-In the Police Court yes
terday Nellie Brown and Kate Crowley
were tried by jury on charge of petty
larceny, alleged to have been committed in
stealing $40 from a man named Geo. Will
Jams, a stranger in the city, at house of