Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-13
BRIEF NOTES.

The public schools of the city will n
sumo their sessions to-day.
The ex-Chinese Minister to washington
and his suite passed through Yesterday L
San Francisco from the East, on their re
turn TO China.
The case of Hugh Agan, charged will
the murder OF James Shsrkey. has beer
postponed in Justice Posts Court unit
next Saturday at 10 A. NJ
Tomorrow an excursion party. from Sar
Francisco principally, will pass through. er
route for St Paul, Mimi where the Pres
byterian General Assembly is soon to be
held.
One of the spectators in the Police Court
yesterday morning created an excitement
and gave variety to the proceedings by fall.
ing in violent fit. which lasted some
minutes.
These arrests were made yesterday Jen-
ME Smith, by officer Mccormack. for ex-
| hibiting; Mrs. Donovan, by officer Rider.
for misdemeanor; Barney Fay, by officer
Leavy, for petit larceny
! Matt. NJ. Allen expects to be able to leave
for the East tomorrow night with r. p.
Ashes stableo of thoroughbred racers, in the
| new car Alta, Of which a description was
recently given in the RECORD UNION.
Reports of the crops between Woodland
and Blacks Station are of the most fiatter
ing nature. 1t is said they never gave
promise of better yield; and the same
may be said of all parts of Yolo county.
Sheriff Hale, of Alameda county. broucbt
up last evening, en- route to the State
Prison at Folsom, Len Ok, who is to serve
six months for burglary; and Manuel
Machado, two years for an assault with a
deadly weapon.
The fraternal societies of Newcastle will
have grand union picnic tomorrow at
owen Kings Grove, near Newcastle. The
Roseville Brass Band will furnish music
for the occasion, and there will be amuse-
ments of all kinds.
The proceedings of the nineteenth an
nual Encampment, Department of Califor-
MIA, g. A. r., held at Sacramento last Feb
ruary has been published. and is heinz
distributed TO Post officers and members
1t makes volume of 2i0 pages.
Freeport Lodge, No. 261, /. O. G. T. will
give tree entertainment at their hall. in
treeport, this evening to which the public
is invited. The drama entitled, The Last
Leaf, Will be produced. The committee
OF arrangements consists of Il. L. Hunt
Nellie NJ. Bayles, Nathan ID. Hack and
Florence NJ. Beach.
The funeral Of the late Enoch Jacobs will
take place from the Congregational Church
at P NJ. to-day, and will be attended BY
Sacramento r. a. Chapter, No. 3, and Con-
cord Lodge, No. III, F. and 4. NJ: FL
Dorado Lodge, No. s, l. O. 0. F., and the
Exempt Fireman's Association. of which
organizations he was a member
AT the Druid picnic last Sunday coupon
prizes were won by the following numbers !:
No; SO drew the first prize; No. 59!, sec
ond No. 7i9, third; No. 75S, fourth No.
90, fifth; No. 929, sixth No. 747. seventh ::
No. 552, eighth. Those holding coupons
corresponding with these numbers can OBJ
tam the prizes entitled to by calling on NJ
Wilson, at G1S X street
Under Sheriff Coons acting for Sheriff
Wilson, sold at Sherltf's sale, in front of
the Court house, yesterday morning, to
satisfy Judgment in favor of Sacramento
Stamm, No. 124, Ind. 0 r. NJ. for 81.
1888 30, the west half of lot 6, in the block
between NJ and n. Fourth and Fifth streets.
ana The dwelling thereupon. The Stamm
bought the property for 1920.
A dispatch was received here Yesterday
forenoon from Billy Mclaughlin, stating
that he had effected his release from the
Savannah Baseball Club. was en- route for
Sacramento, and expected to be here next
Saturday, so as to be able to play with the
Atlas next day. The baseball craze is so
strong in Sacramento, and Billy 50 de-
servedly popular, that the news of his re-
turning spread with great rapidity, and APP
parently was regarded by hundreds as one
of the most important events that had
transpired in the city for months. Sacra
mentans interested in baseball are very
anxious to see the Atlas down y the
Haverlys, and win the championship pen
nant of the League, and Mclaughlin is
yraat