Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28
BRIEF NOTES.
Tf,e pav.car left for the south yesterday.

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Two carloads of immigrants came from
| the East yesterday
! A carload of oranges tall sweet was dis
patched yesterday for the East.
Yesterday the Young America baseball
lists defeated the Western Boys, II 8.
The train from Lathrop was couple of
hours late yesterday, owing to detentions
on the Los Angeles division.
A baseball match between the Haverlys
| of San Francisco and the Atlas of this city
is on the tapis, to take place next Sunday.
Parties passing through K street at night
say there is very strong smell of opium
at the intersection of Eighth. A chance for
an investigation.
1t is now in order to insist that-so far as
| the weather is concerned-this is a very
unusual season. a It's always so about
racing time you know.
Police Judge Henry expects to be absent
| from the city next week, and has invited
Justice Post to preside over the Police
Court during his absence.
The hot spell, or something or other has
had a bad effect on the Navoni Opera Com
! pany, which recently performed at the
| rivoli. 1t has disbanded.
The only arrests made yesterday were:
| All Yung, by officers Arlington and Sulli-
van, for disturbing the peace; c. b. Pfessy,
| by officer Kent for yagrancy.
| If that large granite block that lies i'll
! Tenth street, opposite the main entrance to
the State Capitol, is not removed it will
some day stop Il runaway team with dlsaS-
| trous effects.
| Jack Kelley, who killed Al. Atkinson in
! Washington, some weeks since, had Il hear
! inc Yesterday before Justice Ruggies, of
| Cache Creek Township, Golo county and
was held to answer for manslaughter.
Deputy Sheriff Marion. A. Wilson, of
| San Francisco, went up to Folsom last
evening He will return on the 1915 train
| this morning, and have iii charge the no.
tori0tls jim Powelson, en- route to San
! Francisco
John Bearhous, a German, was brought
to the County Jail from Folsom yesterday.
He was examined in the afternoon by a
committee Of physicians, who pronounced
him insane. He will be taken to the Napa
Asylum to-day.
Since last report the steamer San Joa-
quin No. = arrived from San Francisco
with merchandise and a barge OF freight
| steamer NepOnset No, 2, from the upper
Sacramento, with produce, wood and
| barge of wood Clara Belle, from the upper
Sacramento, with produce; the D. f.
| Knight passed the city, Ell route to Marys
| vile. Departed--The Clara Belle for the
| lower river, with merchandise
In the Police Court yesterday. Charles
| Yates, the cOlOred barkeeper Of the k-street
| dive, in which row ACQUIRED last week
| that came near resulting III a shooting
scrape, was yesterday assessed the cost of
| Court. Charles Priest, the iustigatOr of
| the row, and who was found guilty of
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon,
was sentenced to pay a fine Of $15 or 90 to
the County Jail tor that number Of days.
A meeting of the committee from the
City Trustees and Museum Association
and the insurance agents Of the city is to
be held at w. p. CoIeman's Office at 10
o'clock this morning, to decide with what
companies the 100000 insurance on the
Crocker Art Gallery shall be placed. 1t is
understood that the insurance men-a very
jolly lot-look forward to a very lively and
amusing contest, and that no little wit and
fun is expected to crop out. Perhaps
portion of the police force might be well
disposed of by putting them on guard in
case the premium folks become uproari-
Gus.
Mrs. Herman Perry, 50 long a resident Of
| this city, and Mrs. Felix Tracy, we'll
known Sacramento lady, are of the
Alumni of Ingham University, at Leroy,
\. y, which was founded by Madame
Staunton in 1885 and over which she still
presdes Cards of invitation were received
in this city yesterday to the University
semi-centennial, to be held June 10th,
when there will be reunion art recep-
| ton, alumni dinner etc. The occasion is
TO be made one Of much importance in
Leroy. Circulars accompanying the cards
of invitation ask solicitousy for the where
abouts of these members of the Alumni
possibly some. Of them have reached Cali
fornia Miss Matilda A. Leonard, ~ Miss
Marinda X. Barrett, is; Mrs. Ira Bidwell,
is; Mss Lucy i. Wheton, so; Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Foote Grover, 50; Mrs.
Jeanette Rankin Storrs 90 Mrs John
Redheld, 80; Mrs. T. Hobson, 81 Miss
Laura C. Amin, II Miss Jane L. Garner
~ Mrs Edward Colby, 81.