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

Ihird-claSS tickets were selling here YES
terday for SIT so to Chicago, and SD so to
Omaha.
The State Library,will be open in the
evening hereafter, between the hours of 7
and 10, Sundays excepted.
The only arrests made Yesterday were
those of John Doe, by officer Coffey. for
being drunk; Frank Maynard, by officer
Sullivan, for battery.
The brewers will hold their twenty-sixth
annual Convention in San Francisco. in
May next, and the California brewers an
ticipate jolly time on the occasion.
United States Marshal Franks has reap
pointed w. +. McEwen. former resident
of Sacramento, as his Chief Deputy. the
position he held under Marshal Drew.
In Department One OF the Superior Court
yesterday Charles Graf, a native of Switzer-
land, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of C. C. Kaufman and A. Rose.
The McIsaacs case of assault to murder
was on trial in the Superior Court yester-
day, and the prosecution had all its evil
dence in when the Court adjourned for the
day.
A number of Cinnamon who have been
engaged in chopping wood on the Grant
came to town by one of the trains yester-
day morning, bag and baggage, their serv-
ices having been dispensed with over
there
AT the regular meeting of the Rhetorical
Society, held last evening. the following
officers were elected: President, Herman
A. Kellum Vice-President, Benz. Guise :;
Secretary, E. C. Gam; Treasurer, ]. J.
Paulsell.
At a regular meeting of Sacramento
Lodge, X. of P. No. IL, held on Monday
evening, P. C.'s W. Gutenberger and I.
Schumacher were elected delegates to the
Grand Lodge, which meets in San Francisco
next month.
In the report of the Sacramento Gram
mar School exercises of last Friday credit
should have been given to Arthur Judd, of
the first grade, for the illuminated lettering
on the stage wall. 1t was a handsome de-
sign and neatly executed.
The Museum Association annual meet
ing will be held at the Croker Art Gallery
at half-past Z this evening. The annual
reports will be made and election of officers
held. Under the State law full quorum
is necessary, and all members should at
tend.
The car Palo Alto brought down num-
Der of horses from Senator Stanford s ranch
oe th ApiilC " silO <AltO anu also the
thoroughbred brood mares Twilight and
Wanda, recently purchased by ]. B. Hag-
gin, and which were taken from the car
here and sent out to their future quarters
on the grant
The only business transacted by the
Board of Supervisors at their session YES
terday was the granting of franchise for
twenty years to the Grand Island Ferriage
Company to construct. maintain and charge
toll upon ferry running between the lands
OF Mrs. Mary Runyon, on the east bank of
the Sacramento river, and the lands of Mrs.
Reuben Kercheval, on Grand Island.
The rainfall up to o'clock last night
was 10 of an inch, making 43 of an inch
Tor this month, and 25S7 inches for the
season, as against 1858 inches for the whole
of last season. The rainfall during the past
twenty-four hours was: For Red Bluff,
none; Sacramento, 20 of an inch; San
Francisco, 0S of an inch San Luis Obispo,
% of an inch; Los Angeles, 53 of an
INCH San Diego, "a of an inch.
A woman who arrived here from the
East by the overland train Monday morn
ing was in such condition from the excess
sive use of liquor while en- route, that she
had to be taken in charge by an officer
and conveyed to the station house. Yes
sent to the county Jail, where she will prob
ably be detained until it is seen whether
her insanity is only temporary or Of more
serious character.
Another motion was made yesterday in
San Francisco before Police Judge Lawler.
to reduce the bail of So, 600 in the case OF
Mrs. Hattie Levison, who shot her husband
on Monday evening two weeks ago. On
the showing Of the police surgeon that the
wounded man Is rapidly recovering, re-
duchon of $1,000 was allowed The ex-
animation is set for to-day, but it is hardly
possible that the husband will have i'm
proved sufficiently to appear in Court then
The Normal Musical Institute to be held
in this city, by Professor s. w. Straub. as
Principal Professor W. F. Werschkul,
teacher of voice culture, and A. NJ. Straub,
pianist, Will commence next Monday. The
sessions of the different classes will be he'd
daily, as follows: P. NJ, church music
P. NJ, harmony 1.-TWO grades P. NJ, ele-
mentary (for children and adults P. NJ,
The Institute viii be held in the First
Baptist Church
About o'clock last evening All 10y
rushed to the station-ho and called upon
officers Sullivan and Arlington to attend
to trouble on Third street. between | and
j, IN Chinese house of ill-fame. The
officers went there and found two China
men in possession, who, it was said, had
fired two pistol shots at another Celestial
A bullet hole was found in the floor, bu
there was no trace of another shot The
men were arrested, and their armament O
two pistols and two large knives captured
None of the Celestials could or would tel
what the trouble had been about.