Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-27
BRIEF NOTES.

Strawberries of 1856 were in the sacra-
mento market yesterday
The steamer D. L. Knight went mn 10
Marysvllie yesterday from San Francisco.
The pay car arrived last evening" and
will settle with the railroad employees This
morning.
Thomas ]. Ables, of Tomales. Marin
county, was appointed Notary Public
yesterday.
The presses at the State Printing Office
are working off the Third Reader of the
new State series.
Berl's Around the World in Eighty
DAYS company passed through Yesterday
from Woodland TO Stockton
The pressmen of the city will hold a
meeting at the Capital Hotel readng-room
az : p NJ. tomorrow, to form a Pressnlen's
Union. :
The police made a raid Yesterday upon
the tramps that infest the locality OF Front
ana streets, and took eight of them into
| custody.
Six carloads of oranges from the soutb-
ern portion of the State, went East yester
gay morning, and twenty-four carloads late
last night
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of San Francisco,
came up last evening, en- route for Folsom
with Edward keefe, who is 10 serve five
years for forgery.
There was but one case on the Police
court calendar yesterday-that OF Jack
| Doyle, who was convicted of yagrancv and
Will be sentenced to-day.
A burglar or burglars entered the base
! ment beneath Charles Heisen's saloon early
yesterday morning, but We're heard and
frightened away without booty
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, and this
evening at 7:30, Mrs. Dayton will deliver
free lectures at her rooms, 901 Eighth street
on the subject of" Mental Cure"
In Department One of the Superior Court
yesterday, VIM. Hoey, a native of Enc.
land, was admitted 10 citizenship on t6e
testimony of W. B. Hamilton and James
Govan.
Governor Stoneman yesterday appointed
ex-senator Frank McCoppin, of San Fran
cisco, member of the State Board of Har-
Dor Commissioners, vice William Irwin.
deceased. ''
AS the prospects of Bartholomew Boche's
recovery from the wounds inflicted by
VIM. Grlggs, about a week ago, are good.
at 81 900.
Charles R. Parsons yesterday filed With
>Nt-A-AN AAtNDiNti Miller MS Official bond
as Notary Public, given in the sum of
$1,000, with L. c. Chandler and James |,
Felter as sureties.
There Will be iirst-class coursins- meet
ing at Whitcomb's ranch tomorrow. The
drawing OF dogs and selecting of officer of
the DAY VIII take place at Kelly's reading
rooms this evening
Governor Stoneman has appointed Isaac
Irumbo, of San Francisco, a member of
the State Board of Silk Culture. vice f.
Cart I, resigned; also, S. A. Sellers of
Contra Costa, vice A. +. Sanfrignon, de-
ceased.
Sheriff Inflow, of Yuba county, took Mrs.
Scott, an insane woman. to the Napa Asy
lum yesterday Mrs. Palmer. an elderly
lady OF Placer county, was taken to the
Stockton Asylum from Auburn Yesterday
morning.
Manager Gleason. of the Alta Baseball
Club, who went to San Francisco yesterday
morning to arrange for that organizations
joining one of the State Leagues signed
an agreement with the Haverlys, Pioneers
and Stars.
On the complaint of John Kelly. Con-
stable l.. G. Todhunter, of Washington. has
been arrested for neglect of duty in per-
uniting gambling in his saloon in that
town. The case will come up for trial in
Justices Court at 10 A. NJ Monday.
Thursday night a tramp accosted Chief
OF Poiceelect Dillman, as he was going
nome, and begged for = little assistance"
becoming impudent on being refused, he
received wailoping, which he probably
stood In need of more than money.
game of football will be played at Ag-
rlcaltural Park tomorrow morning at 1890
between two local teams, between whom
there is considerable rivalry game of
this kind is novelty here, and this one is
expected to be close and interesting
The express train from the East was over
an hour late in its arrival yesterday, having
been unable to make up time lost on the
Union Pacific. The Western train, due at
A. NJ. got in at 11:30 a. NJ, having been
held at Lathrop for the Southern connec-
ton.
Frank Lewis, who has been in training
here for several weeks for his 75-yard foot
race with Archie McComb, has gone to the
Bay to meet his opponent, the race coming
OIL at the Bay District track this afternoon.
The stakes are $500 side. Sporting men
in this vicinity believe Lewis will be the
victor.
Constable Spencer, of Weaverville, ar
rived here yesterday with warrant for the
arrest of f. II. Rhodes, on a charge of
misdemeanor and officer Franks made the
arrest for him. The trouble grows out of
some lllegality in proceedings of Rhodes
some months ago when he was acting as
Deputy Constable at or near Weaver
vile.
The annual catalogue of the Red House
Trades Union, of this city, has been issued.
1t contains over $50 pages, descriptive of the
goods OF the several departments of the
establishment, and all attractively illus
trated. Other information of interest. such
as postal rules, rates of express charges be-
tween Sacramento and various leading
points throughout the coast, etc, are given
jim Murphy, who has been arrested
more than once heretofore for larceny. was
caught yesterday about noon in the act of
stealing a lady's cloak from the front hall
OF residence on Sixth street, between
and J. A citizen and Constable Harvey
took him to the lookup. A man who was
with him at the time of the theft succeeded
in making his escape when he saw that
Jims enterprise was failure. The pris-
oner has had a charge of petit larceny with
prior conviction entered against him.
Some months ago, when the City Trus-
tees called for proposals for doing certain
work J. McGilvray sent in a bid, accompa-
MED by a guarantee OF $50. His offer was
not accepted, but he did not get his deposit
back, as Constable Swift levied upon it to
satisfy claim which some party held
against McGillvray. The Trustees did not
wish to decide upon the merits Of the
matter, and got out of it by COM
mencing a suit in the Superior Court
to ascertain the ownership, and paid
the money into that Court YESTERDAY
Judge Mcfarland decided the matter in
favor of McGillvray, and ordered that each
party pay his own costs of suit
Merchandise Report.
The following freight passed Ogden
March 23d: