Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-20
BRIEF NOTES.


K. Rider as Deputy Constable.
The Mapieson opera company, en- route
for San Francisco, will arrive here from
the East by special train at p. NJ. to-day.
The trotting, pacing and running races.
postponed from last Wednesday, will take
place at Agricultural Park this afternoon.
Judge Mcfarland will hear the applica-
ton of A. A. Nethercott, for release from
custody on habeas corpus, at 10 A. M to-
day.
Yesterdays arrests consisted of Mike
Brady, by officers Rider and Farrell. for
being common drunkard; and L. NJ.
Corners, by the same officers. for petit
larceny.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Morgan Sweeney
who is to serve two years for burglary in
the second degree.
The Sacramento School of Design is now
in the last half of the first quarter and near
its first vacation. Il has increased in num-
bers to seventy-eight scholars and has not
lost pupil.
The Chinese Vice-Consul, who came here
from San Francisco to be present at the
examination of the Nicolaus people ar
rested for conspiracy, returned to San
FRANCISCO yesterday.
The Odd Fellows Picnic Committee for
1886 has organized, with w II. Sherburn
as President; w. a. Stephenson, Secreta-
ry and A. S. Hopkins Treasurer. The
picnic will be held at Cothrin's Grove
In Department One Of the Superior
Court, yesterday, James Reeves, who on
the previous day pleaded guilty of burg
larizing Westwich Il Nelson's grocery, was
GpnfpnppI tn tiVp in bo
at Folsom.
). IL. GeTiIsh reports that YESTERDAY
morning the thermometer was down to $40
two above freezing. There was consid-
cradle white frost in many places. This
was the coolest weather experienced since
the 10th of last January.
The physicians in attendance upon Cap
! tain Stevens dressed his injured leg yester-
day, and found it in as good condition as
they could have hoped. Fever has been
kept down very successfully J, and the wound
has healthy appearance. If these favor
able indications continue until about the
tenth day the danger of losing the limb
will be about over.
A special steamer will leave San Fran
cisco for this city this evening, and arrive
| here about 8 A. NJ. tomorrow, bringing $50
or more members of the Odd Fellows Gen
| OF the Order, of the Bay City who are
coming to pay return visit to the Sacra-
mento General Relief Committee, bv whom
they will be banquetted.
| There was a landslide Yesterday in the
Tehachapi mountain tunnel, which has
interrupted travel, and yesterdays train
| Tor the south only got as far as Sum
ner. 1t is scarcely probable that the
| trouble will be remedied in time for pas.
sengers from the south to connect with the
regular trains for this city TODAY, though
they may get through this evening.
There was good attendance at the rink
| last night to witness the expertness of
Arlington, the champion roller skater, and
Maltby, the nnicyclist. The first is skater
OF remarkable skill, ease, grace and daring.
and the second one of the most skillf1ll
riders of the bicycle and unicycle that the
! art OF THIS kind of locomotion has vet pro-
dueed, The applause they received was
plentiful and appreciative. They appear
at the matinee to-day and again o-iiight,
for the last time
An act not down on the bills was per
formed back of the curtain, between acts
last night at the Metropolitan Theater.
couple OF baggage smashersn went fool
ing around the dressing rooms, when Sim
mons boancer bounced them. Evans and
| .ApSff anu OlleT lnemDerS OF the troupe
| formed ring, saw fair play-making them
hight 1t out la Dempsey and the Marine.
Inc oouncer was too many for the trans
ter boys, and now no doubt will strike
| Dave for a raise in salary This little
episode behind the scenes accounts for
the unusual length of time the curtain was
down between the first and second acts.
One of the TRUSTEES" at the station
house, whose only fault is that he will get
drunk on slight provocation, was entitled
to his release on the 18th, but was allowed
TO remain there until arrangements were
perfected for his going East, relatives there
having sent the money to pay his passage
About noon yesterday he left the station
house, and got about two blocks on his way
Eastward. At all events. officers Farrell
and Rider found him in less than half an
hour on | street, so full that he couldn t
stand still, and escorted him back to the
lookup, much to the establishment of taller
Farren, who expressed the belief that a
sample OF the liquor possessed of such ex-
psditiousness should be procured and
placed in museum of curiosities.