Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-29
BRIEF NOTES.
The Janauschek theatrical companv we,


The Janauschek theatrical company went
to Oakland yesterday morning.
P. Fitzgerald, of Woodland has put his
| pacing horse Killarney in the hands of Pat
| Farrell
Frank Slack yesterday sold to C. w
swan, OF Santa Barbara, five months old
Prompter colt for 800.
| The rise in the river enabled the steamer
Apache TO cross the Y-street bar, going
down yesterday, with 90 tons of freight.
All the buildings that lately stood on the
! proposed site of the new Catholic Ca
| thedral, at Twelfth and K have been re-
moved.
Martin Croasman, the young man who
was recently wounded with q charge OF
bird shot. is reported to be steadily improy-
ing in condition.
The druggists of the city have agreed to
close their places of business at 8 p. NJ.
from October lst until April 1st, SATURDAYS
and holidays excepted.
Several shooters went out after ducks
last Sunday, and some of them made a
good killing. There were a good MANY
birds in the market yesterday.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
Judge j. NJ. Walling, of Nevada county, to
hold Court for Judge S. D. Toward, of
Sierra county, on October IS, 1885.
The case of John Lowell, for killing Jos.
Powers at Brighton. was taken before JUS
tlee Post yesterday, and next Saturday, at
800 A. NJ fixed for his examination
The railroad company is very busy at the
present time transporting grain from the
upper country to tidewater, special trains
being IN service on both sides of the Sac
ramento.
The Governor has appointed ]. d. Con-
molly Supervisor for District No. S,
Sonoma county, vice 5. R. Houser, whose
term was declared vacant by the Superior
Court of that county
The Virginia Enterprise of the 9th saws :;
Dan Mannix, an old veteran Comstock
hummer, was exiled to Sacramento day
before yesterday by the County Commits
sloners, never to come back"
In Department Two of the Superior Court
yesterday Judge Mcfarland denied the
motion for q change of venue in the libel
suit of Judge Garoutte. of woodland
against William Saunders, of the Yolo
Democrat.
Officers Kent and Farrell arrested on
sunday two men named Frank Gray and
VIM. Green, upon whom were found about
dozen rings, some solid gold and the
others rolled, which they are supposed to
have stolen.
These arrests were made Yesterday Fred
Bliss by special officers Dolan and Arm
strong, for battery; John Elliott, by officer
Kent for disturbing the peace jim Wilson.
by special officers Dolan and Goods, for
being drunk.
Arrived yesterday steamer San JOAQUIN,
NO. 3, from Port Costa, light steamer Do
yer, from the upper Sacramento, with
gram. Cleared, steamers San joaquin, No.
., Harriet and Dover, for the upper Sacra-
mento, light.
In Justice Haines' Court Yesterday
Michael Sadtler, charged with grand lar
ceny IN stealing buggy belonging to C. w.
Eldred several weeks ago, was held to an
swer before the Superior Court. and will
probably plead guilty when his case comes
up before that tribunal.
a man named John Kerr, arrested bv
Constable Harvey on suspicion of INSANITY.
was examined by the Commissioners YES
terday and ordered released from custody.
lie bad been drinking to excess and got a
little mixed " mentally in consequence,
but became all right as he sobered up.
The four Arabs who paid Sacramento a
visit recently-a man, woman and two
boys-have been begging in Suisun One
OF the boys was arrested there. and found
to have in belt about his waist S23 in
quarters, dimes and nickels. The man
ana woman had two or three hundred
dollars, at least, when they were here.
Postmaster Green has appointed three
messenger boys-Charles A. Williams. %.
+. Kennedy and J. T. Dalley-for service
at the Postoffice, in carving out the
provisions of the immediate-deliver svs
tenn, which goes into operation next Thurs
day. Letters bearing the immediate deliv-
cry stamp must be taken at once to the
party addressed, if dropped in the office
between A. NJ. and midnight
Inquiry has frequently been made
whether the offer of $4,000 for the Catholic
Church property, made by a representative
OF the Postot1ice Department at Washing
ton, had been or would be accepted. There
is uncertainty about the matter at present.
as Bishop MOnOgue, who has charge of this
diocese, is absent, but there seems to be an
impression that it will be accepted. The
price asked for the property was $37, 500.
The Philadelphia Baseball Club is en-
deavoring to get Billy Mclaughlin, of the
Atlas of this city, to sign with that organi-
zatlon for next season, and he has received
two letters from them, asking his terms
GU Lie Ildo IeSpOlueu, setting nlgl
figure, and expects to hear in a few DAYS
whether the proposition is accepted.
Billy" held his own with most of the
professionals when he was East two years
ago, and he has improved so much since
then that it will be difficult to find his
equal behind the bat and in general work.
When the local passenger train for Sac
ramento from San Francisco was pulling
into Port Costa yesterday morning the
engineer applied the air-brakes, but at that
minute the plug blew out of the air reser-
voir beneath the cab from which the
various cylinders under the cars are sup
piled, and the air pressure at once became
thing of the past. Then there was a
lively grinding of brakes by hand, the
brakemen expecting every second to hear
and feel the crash OF a collision, but thanks
to their promptness and that of the engi-
neer no accident occurred.