Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-30
BRIEF NOTES.
Gait is TO have a town hall.


| Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
yesterday and one carload this morning.
| At the rink Saturday evening Morris
won the mile race over three contestants.
Saturday morning, at the Park, the Mon
umentals beat the Sureties a game of base
ball, scoring to g.
Nora Crowley has been arrested for steal
ing $50 from man named Smith, whom
she had enticed into her house.
The Veteran Odd Fellows of Sacramento
will hold their annual reunion and banquet
at the Temple tomorrow evening.
The annual picnic and excursion of Sac
! ramento Stamm No. 124, L. O. r. NJ,
will be held on Sunday, April Goth.
| Pete Brown, the colored pugilist, was ar
rested by officer Ash Saturday evening for
disturbing the peace in front of the theater
Deputy Sheriff Leach, of Butte county,
passed through yesterday from Oroville,
conveying an insane man to the Stockton
Asylum.
Officer Frazee on Saturday recovered at a
| secondhand store a pair of pants which
some thief had stolen from G. PoIitz's es-
| adjustment.
The Lee District School will give benefit
| entertainment tomorrow evening The
| proceeds will be devoted toward purchasing
an organ for the use Of the school.
Schiller Lodge, No. 105 |. 0. O. F., has
| elected the following Past Grands as repre-
sentatives to the Grand Lodge, viz: Fred.
Kummerfeldt, John Lindenmeyer and
! George Kramer.
Saturday night thief or thieves raided
| P. j. Williams premises, Twenty-third and
G streets, and stole nine game hens, but
| left the ROSTERS unmolested. Three setting
hens also escaped
The Pioneers held their usual Friday
night social on the 9th. After the ad-
| journment all were entertained with an
| elegant banquet in the ante-room by order
| of James McGuire.
Ball-playing in the streets has been COM
| planned of so much lately that an order has
! been issued to members OF the Police De
| partment to arrest those found violating
the ordinance prohibiting it.
Colonel Mapleson's opera troupe, includ-
i ing Patti and all the artists except Nevada,
passed through Sacramento by special train
at APO A. NJ. yesterday, en- route for Chicago
Emma Nevada will go East Wednesday.
| George b. Katzenstein, of this city, Sec
rotary of the Good Templars' Home foI
Orphans at Vallejo, has received a checl;
| from Judge Niles Searls, of Nevada City
| for 800, to be devoted to thet institution.
Tie County Jail is doing big business
just now, having about eighty boarders-
nearly as many as it can comfortably
accommodate A large number of them
earn their board by working on the streets
Deputy Sheriff Woolsey brought up from
Alameda county last evening ell route tc
| the State Prison at Folsom, man named
John Conway, who is TO serve four years
and six months for burglary in the second
degree.
Officers Sullivan and Farrell have az
rested three men, named Filand, Hilton
and Dago Frank on suspicion of Their
being the individuals who robbed Z. A
Finley, of Auburn, of a gold watch and
chain Thursday night. The stolen prop
erty has been recovered.
Last Friday night man named J. l.
Little, who was working for Daniel Gard
| ner, broke into the room of another en-
ploye, and stole from the latter's valise Z
small sum of money, a Grand Army
badge and other things. Officer Sullivan
arrested Little and recovered the badge.
On Saturday the Governor appointed the
| following Directors Of the California Home
for the Care and Training OF Predetermined
Children Mrs. Caroline f. Bigelow, Oak
land Mrs Electa B. Harrison, Napa Mrs
Lucy Z. Higgins, Santa Clara Mrs. Kate
B. Lathrop, San Francisco; VIM. Harvey
San Francisco.
The Sacramento Sunday Capital an
nounced yesterday its entrance upon the
third year of its existence, and that it =" felt
strong and healthy in the realization that il
had become fixture AS evidence of It's
prosperity it yesterday assumed an eight
| oh q ~
reading matter.
The steamers San joaquin, No. ., and d
Il. Knight arrived from San Francisco since
last report, with merchandise and lumber
Sailed, steamer Yaruna, for the upper Sac
ramento, with merchandise; steamer D. Z
Knight, for Marysyille, with merchandise
steamer San joaquin, No. ,, for San Fran
cisco, with grain.
Yesterday afternoon Health Officer Fer
raj, while passing up X street, between
| Front and Second, saw two men fighting
on the other side of the street He turned
quickly to run over and stop them, and il
so doing injured the muscles of the calf o
one Of his legs to such an extent that he
will have to stay indoors for while, anC
keep the limb bandaged
George Johnson, between 10 and II
o'clock Saturday night, met a man on K
street, in front of the Elite Theater, ant
asked for some money. The request being
refused he stood the man up against tht
wall of the building and went through his
pockets, but failed to get anything nothing
there to get. The man assaulted made al
outcry, and officer Sullivan ran to the 10
cality and arrested Johnson.
At the annual meeting of Sacramento
Typographical Union, No. 46, held yester
day afternoon, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: President
William +. Oughten Vice-President. w
w Ellis Treasurer, c. A. Dorsey; Secre
tary, J. n. Howe; Sergeant-at-Arms join
Hall; Executive Committee, c. NJ. Harri
son, George Suydam, Mrs. w. W Ellis
! Delegate to international Union, c. Vogcl
At the s o'clock Signal Service report.
last night the barometer was falling rapid
ly in Washington Territory and Oregon
and falling slowly in Northern ant
portions of Central California, and risin!
slowly in the Southern portion of the State
\ sprinkle of rain has been deposited a
Roseburg, Or The weather is clear to fai
and cloudy, the cloudy condition being il
Southern California. San Francisco wa
the only station reporting a foul-weathe
sunset