Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-23
The Board then adjourned.

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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday cases were disposed of as follows: All
Quack, arrested for carrying concealed
weapons, was discharged upon payment of
costs, as there was no positive testimony
against him. and he promised to leave the
city if the case was dismissed. Frank Shuler
was tried Hpon charge Of battery and found
not guilty L. Flynn and Jack Kirby were
examined for attempt to commit robbery
upon Barney Dougherty on Third street a
few days ago and they were held to answer
in the sum of 81, coo each, and win be sent
to the county Jail to day to await trial. Mrs
r. J. Dunn was tried upon the charges of
disturbing the peace, malicious mischief and
discharging firearms in the city, and the
cases will be argued to-day. James Sawyer,
alias Lee, petit larceny, charged with appro-
priating partnership property to his in
dividual use, case dismissed upon motion
of the City Attorney. Alollie Morris,
arrested for exhibiting her person at the door
and window of her seraglio, forfeited $40 de-
post by failing to appear and answer to the
charge. A. G. Gidlin's case of battery was
dismissed for want of prosecution. Frank
Kelly, arrested for battery, same order. John
McKayle, arrested for doing night work in
the day time, dismissed upon motion of the
City Attorney. Fontonio, disturbing the
peace, case continued till to-day. John Muir
ply, same charge, tried, found guilty of
disturbance of the quiet of l street and the
vicinity of police headquarters, by being in
toxicated and using vulgar and abusive Ian
guage; to appear for judgment to-day. Tom
Lewis pleaded guilty of being very booty,
and was fined so and costs. L. Morrison
pleaded guilty to charge of sleeping in a
barn, and he was fined 81 and costs. The
case of RYAN. drunk, was continued until to-
day, after which the Court adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10Th: For Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
bales hemp; L. L. Lewis & Co, . boxes
zinc Standard Oil Co., go cases petroleum
Tekett & DeBernardi, 20 boxes canned fish (:
d. +. Hill, 80 wagon axles r. Stone K Co.,
boxes hardware; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, ) boxes hardware, l box brass riils, l
box butts, 9 boxes door locks, box guns, l
box chains. The following freight passed
Ogden for Sacramento on the 20th For Hunt
iugton, Hopkins & Co., 2 bales wire, Is kegs
staples; II. G. Kirk & Co. box drugs /;
Bachelor, Van Guelder 4 Co., 20 wagon
wheels Booth 4 Co., 10 barrels currants /;
o. W. Chesley & Co., barrels whisky J as
l. Felter h Co, l box cigars Hall, Luhrs <
Co., 30 half barrels and 40 barrels sugar, 80
cases corn; Holman, Stanton & Co., l car
plows Mebius & Co, 10 barrels cranberries,
80 boxes goldfish G. w. Rapp s Co., box
crackers.
BANDS OF GYPsIEs.-There is band of
gypsies, consisting of three families, in the
city, camping by the railroad, between B and
C. Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and also an
other band in the eastern part of the city.
The travelling and camping equipage of the
party BY the railroad is far nearer the appear
anee OF civilization than usually attends these
rowing people. Their tents and covered
wagons are clean and new, and their whole
outfit is Of similar character. The people
composing the band have not got the usual
smoked bacon appearance which generally
characterizes thsir class, and their dress and
language. if away from their camp, would not
he indicative of their itinerant method OF
living,
A LIVELY RuNAwAY-A brief runaway
occurred lass evening. A horse attached to
n lizht xpress wagon came dashing through
the alley on the north side of the RECORD.
ITS1oS Office, and was brought TO a
halt nv the driver upon the sidewalk in front
of a prominent business Office on Third street
The horse was considerate enough not to &c
into the counting room, but it was all the
same to the inmates, who didn't wait to see,
but were climbing on the back.doors aud
windows. with their coat-tails standing al
such an angle to the rearward, as to indicate
unprecedented time-probably about 60 miles
minute as their rate of speed
CoMMERc1AL.-Siu last issue the only
boat reported at the pier Is the Varuna'
which came from the upper Sacramento river
with barge Denbigh Castle loaded with gram
and returned with barge Butte City, both
light.
II You WANT TO Buy FINE WATCH,
or diamonds, or any iewelry or silver plate
at your own price, you must do so before
Wednesday night, as the auction sale of Mr..
Jelly's stock closes at that time.
LADIES WHITE MERINo VESTS. so cents
to 81 so; scarlet knit vests, 81 rs to 50, at
the Red House.
LADIES, if you wish to buy your millinery
goods cheap, go to the Red House.