Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-13

4P AhS d niue man tndL ne nad INDUCED
IN little spree, and was fined 50, but not
having the wherewith he is SOLDERING of in
the city jail.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-At the Clunie
Qppera House this and tomorrow evenings
Sol, Smith Russell, who has a national
reputation as a comedian, will present his
intensely amusing comedy in three acts,
entitled " Pa, supported by a strong COM
pany. It is said that there is a breeziness
and pure, clean, wholesome fun permeat-
ing the play and ripping through every
line and bit of business in it that are de-
hghttully refreshing. The fun never ends
rom the first to the last scene. No small
portion of the amusement of the perform
ance IS due to the specialties and songs
which Russell introduces so naturally and
cleyerly into the piece. His repertoire in
cludes the following new songs " Oh !
you girls" Matters that make me tired, y
They're the picture of their pa, " It's all
up with the ladies" etc. The prices of
admission will be 50 and % cents, without
extra charge for reserving.
THE HAYS CAsE-In Department One of
the Superior Court yesterday afternoon the
case of H. G. Hays, who some weeks ago
was tried for an assault with a deadly
weapon upon his brother, S. NJ HAYS. the
jury returning verdict of guilty of assault,
came up for the pronouncing of sentence,
after several continuanees. Counsel for the
defense interposed a motion for arrest of
judgment and new trial, on the ground of
misconduct or the part of a member of the
jury, errors in the instructions of the Court.
etc. An affidavit was introduced to the
effect that Charles Barnes, one of the Jurors,
had discussed the matter or the street pre-
yiOus TO its being decided, and made re-
marks showing prejudice against the de-
PENDANT. Argument of the motion was
postponed until next Monday
TIC BE IEsTALLED.-Rev. H. II. Rice was
in the city yesterday, returning home from
Marysville. where he had been to deliver
an address. Mr. Rice has received another
urgent call and Endorsement to become the
permanent pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain Church of Oakland where be has
labOred since leaving Sacramento. and will
be installed TO that position on the 23d in
slant. When Mr.. Rice took charge of the
church, few month since it was in part
sustained from home mission funds, but he
has brought it to a condition of being self
sustaining, and an increase of salary has
also been voluntarily extended to him.
MILITARY ELEcr1oN.-Thursday evening
Company A, First Artillery Regiment,
held an election for Captain, Lieutenant D.
J. Long of the regimental staff, presiding.
Captain Thomas w. Stevens, whose term
had expired, was unanimously reelected.
The same evening Major F. d. Ryan, of
the brigade staff, presided at an election for
Captain Of Company E, in place of Captain
Il. WeinstOck, term expired. First Lieu
tenant G. W. Stafford was elected to the
Captaincy; Second Lieutenant II. I. Sey-
mour was elected to the First Lieutenancy,
and First Sergeant P B. Johnson elected
Second Lieutenant
NAOMI CHAPrER's OFFICERS. - Naomi
Chapter, No SO, o. E. S., held their annual
election last Wednesday evening, when the
following officers were elected Worthy
Matr0n. Mrs Vim. Miller; Worthy Patron,
John Hurley Associate Matron, Mrs. DR..
White, Treasurer, Mrs. A. Meister; Secre-
tary, Clara c. Bertram; Conductress, Flor
ence Hamilton; Associate COnductress,
Emma Meister; Adah, Mrs. Sallie White
Ruth, Hattie Lynn Esther, Inie NJ. ellis;
Martha, Mrs. d. Hatch Electa, Mrs. K.
Hymau; Warder, Mrs. II. Krebs; Sentinel.
MS GeOrge Dunn.
BASEBALL CANE To-MoRRow.-At Agri-
cultural Park tomorrow afternoon spe-
cial game viii be played by the Haverlys
and Atlas. The former will have their al
most invincible battery, Incell and Hardie
ana the Atlas viii be reinforced by the ad-
dition of Henry Moore, the renowned left
fielder and batter, and there will also be
some other changes. It is expected that
the game will be one of the best that has
been played in the city. Owing TO darkness
setting in at an early hour, the game will
commence at 2:15 sharp.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-At the instance
Of his wife and sons, Herman Leimbach, a
well.known farmer residing about ten
miles from the city, has been arrested for
insanity. He denies that he is insane, and
has retained Grove L. Johnson to look
after his interests while General Hart rep
resents the other side The question OF
sanity will be tried before Judge Van Fleet.
The case came up late yesterday afternoon,
but owing to the absence Of certain vat
nesses it went over until this morning AZ
O'clock
CIorH1yei CLOTHING Boys knee
pants, As cents. Boys diagonal suits