Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
lis is St. Patrick's DIV


When the baby" squirms give it Cas-
toria.
There will be dance at Stems Hall,
Twenty-tifth and ] streets tonight.
The Governor has issued passport to
Max Lowenstein, to be used on q European
trip.
Workmen were yesterday engaged in
placing the metal roofing on the dome of
the new Catholic Cathedral
Dan Haley was arrested yesterday by
officer Sullivan, on a charge Of embezzle-
ment preferred By John Hirst.
S. E. Hopper was granted divorce in
Department Two of the Superior Court yes
| terday, on the ground of desertion.
Frederick A. Burnham has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of Deeds for Cali
fornia, to reside in New York City.
Hon. w. S. Gregory. of lone, Amador
county, was in the city yesterday. He
| reports his county in prosperous condi-
| ton.
For brag and gall, buncombe and libel
| mixed, the Bee is tdcite princepS-which
| means that it takes the cake-Aubun Re
publican.
]. n. Young, the well-known attorney,
was in the city yesterday engaged in the
| case OF Whitney VS.. kirkpatrick in the
Superior Court.
The libel suit of NJ. D. Boruck against
the Bee was yesterday continued in the
Superior Court until Friday next, when it
will be heard in bank.
Division No. /, Ancient Order of Hiber-
| mans, will celebrate st. Patrick's Day by a
grand ball at Armorv Hall tonight. Ad-
| mission, 90 cents. Music by Jones, Fisch
Il Watson.
The Presbyterian congregation met in
the church parlors last evening aud had a
very pleasant social reunion. An excel
lent lmpromptu programme was rendered
and refreshments served.
Judge Van Fleet yesterday sentenced
Edward Hatfey to two years imprisonment
at San Quentin for burglary. He was con-
victed of stealing school books from a
school-house near Brighton.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Dillman and
officer Sullivan arrested All Foon alias All
Gee, who Is charged with assault to MUIR
der. He stabbed Ho John in Chinatown
on the 9th of last November.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 60, being 60 warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 75o and 49, with
light variable winds and weather clear.
The marriage license issued to Wynne
G. Woods and Mime E. Shore on February
q, 1888, should have been published :
Wynne G. Woods, aged 26, native of New
York, and Minnie E. Shore, aged 20, ma
tive of California.
The anniversary meeting of the Congre-
gational Chinese Mission will be held at
the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening at $50. Singing in the Chinese
language and Rotations, songs, etc. will be
the feature of the exercises.
A concert and ball, rendered to the fam
lily OF the late Peter Spargo, will be given
at Armory Hall Friday evening, March
23d. Concert music until 9o'clock, dane
ing until II The music will be donated
by the musicians of the city.
The promoters of the electric railway ad-
vertise for teams and men, They have
completed their road on Twenty-eighth
street from NJ to Y. Rails will arrive for
the J-street route next week, and it is said
the road will be in operation by Fair time.
Chief of Police Dillman says there is not
a word of truth in the story published last
evening, in regard to his connection with a
man who is said to have been robbed of
money-orders, and who recovered them in
a mysterious way by paying Chief Dillman
and officer Sullivan.
The Sacramento Land Office is in receipt
of the following mineral land patents NJ .
E. 1,079. Joshua Hendy Machine Works !:
NJ. E. 1,071, Martin Welch and others; NJ.
E. $40, James Jordan; NJ. E. 995, Magenta
Consolidated Gold Mining Company :. NJ.
E. ST, Hester Stephens
The Clerk of the Police Court is not add
| ing much to his bank account these DAYS
| from the receipts of his office. His report
shows that the fines imposed during the
week amounted to $3.50, out of which S85
| only was collected. OF this amount the
city gets $40 and Clerk Larkin receives SIS.
George B. Bingay, through his attorney,
! A. l.. Hart has brought suit against Anna
l.. Child in the Superior Court, for an
| injunction to restrain defendant from OBJ
struct.ng passage way to his residence in
| lot six, in the block bounded by J and X,
Ninth and Tenth streets. Judge Van Fleet
ordered temporary injunction issued
There will be some interesting dog races
at Whitcomb's ranch tomorrow The
first event will be race between W. J.
| y Brlen's Grover G. and dog belonging to
John o Brien, for 500 side Then John
Kerwin's Wicklow Maid and McElaney IS
Rose will contest for S25 a side. The third
| t1Sc ch tAiS Will NC DclN cen
Silas Chances Siwssh Chief and L. Ryan's
Bonnie Annie Laurie, for $50 a side.
There will also be az exhibition race be-
tween Governor B. and Longfellow.
a request from the President of the Ma
tional w. G. T. u, that q week of prayer,
commencing March 18th, be observed
| throughout .he Union, has been received
by the local union of this place, which will
| meet next Monday, at 80 o'clock, 70
which all interested in the work of tenn
perance are invited to be present. The
services will be conducted in the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church, continuing each day
except Saturday, closing on Sunday, the
18th inst, with grand union mass meet.
| ing, to De held at the Congregational Church
at o'clock. Resident pastors are invited tc
participate on this occasion.
Fashion papers say: Sleeves have
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