Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

terminated In the fatal manner described
he claims that the matter will be investiga-
ted by the Chinese company to which de-
ceased belongs, and that it will be found that
deceased was not of the character which Ii
given by the legal proceedings.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden April
Both: For E. S. Denison, 2 boxes of books
Hall, L. & Co., 10 packages matches; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., 16 boxes sleeves, GO
| sheets copper, cases wrenches, box chain,
4 boxes hardware Hall, l.. & Co., 10 crates
Goldfish, "a barrels s. z. hams; w. d. Com
stock, 2 cases walnut furniture Z. Cohen, l
box dry goods Weidmann & Hromoda,
cases and boxes confectionery Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co, 105 budles ironpipe.
The following passed Ogden May LIST: III. c.
Kirk & Co, IL boxes sheep-dip. 5 cans tar
oil I; S. B. Paige, 2 iron safes; Huntington,
! III. & Co., 2 packages hatchets, 81 packages
AK handles S. II. Davis, case iron hinges,
| | do wood screws, do hardware G.. 2. Il.
r., bundles cotton waste Huntington,
| H. & Co., s boxes steam gauges Billingsley
! & CO., . bales wick, 5 dozen wood bowls, 10
boxes tin sleeves Adams, Mcneil Il Co., II
barrels hominy and 50 barrels oatmeal.
TRY THE BACK YARD.-Certain young
ladies, not in the north part of the city, pro-
pose to petition the Trustees to remove GER
tain street-lamp from certain corner. They
were overheard discussing the matter last
evening and the youngest of the house
| hold seemed to grasp the question by the
scalplock when she declared that the two
| balconies of the house were the only places
| she could sit out with her young man these
| q hot ada1e
| lamp sends such flood of light upon the
porch that everybody in the country knows
| Just who is there and what they wear and
what they do and how they behave. Sic
| thought it a shame, she did why couldn't
| they place their lamps so as not to invade the
privacy of dwellings. Try the back yard,
| girls-a woodpile on a soft summer evening is
a splendid roosting place for the youthful
affections, and when ballasted with young
man it is delightful accessory to loves
young dream.
POLICE CoURT.-Cases were disposed of
in the Police Court yesterday as follows /:
Charles T. Needham, for petit larceny, was
fined $50 and costs. Daniel O'Connor, va
grant, was discharged. Get Yon, for keeping
an opium den. continued until to-day John
Hamilton, drunk, forfeited deposit. Wash
johnson, do Len Hodgkins, for disturbing
the peace, was fined $40 and costs. Woody
Bryan, plead guilty to misplacing railroad
switch, and will be sentenced to-day. Fred
| Wilkinson, for battery, got $40 and costs,
and in default OF same was sent to the County
! Jail. John Hun. drunk, discharged. Mag
gle Stanley, for disturbing the peace, $40 and
costs, and in default now rests from her tolls
in the County Jail Jos. Gibson and f. Il.
| Brannon, disturbing the peace, continued till
to-day. Michael Thomas and Charles Lud-
wick, battery, continued until tomorrow.
ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-Th following ar
rests were made in this city yesterday Agnes
Miller for receiving stolen property, arrested
by officer Ferral; Thomas Tobin and Mike
Ryan, by officers Campbell, Martin and Ell
| dred, for disturbing the peace VIM. Brown,
drunk, by officers Frazee and Martin Thos
Kenny two charges of battery, by officer
Frazee D. F. Cummings, by officer Frazee,
for disturbing the peace; No. Z, drunk, by
Chief Karcher Tom Gordon, for begging on
the streets, by officer Ferral; Charles Blan-
gat, drunk, by officer Fredericks All Gee,
burglary by officer Frazee; Joe hurry,
drunk, by officer Frazee.
MISUNDERSTANDING - Michael Thomas
and Charles Ludwick got into an alteration
yesterday afternoon in the cotfee-stand on
Front street, between l and J, when Thomas
enforced his remarks by striking Ludwick
over the head with a bottle, and after mu-
tual exchange of similar misunderstanding,
Ludwick vert to the station house with his
head bleeding freely, when officers Lee and
Frazee went and arrested Thomas, who after
wards swore out a warrant for Ludwick,
charging him also with battery, and both APP
peared before Judge Henry, who admitted
them to bail until tomorrow, when he will
dispose of their cases.
AUcT1oNs.-Next FSday D. j. Simmons
& Co. will sell on the premises, at auc-
ton, lot of valuable real estate, lots Z and
s. block Nineteenth and Twentieth, n and
! o streets with three houses and lot of
! household furniture. May 18th they will
sell dry goods; May 10th, real estate
May 27th furniture and real estate; June
18th, ranch and farming implements and
stock Bell & Co. will sell at auction
Nav 9TH, three miles west of Rocklin,
| Placer county, farm of so acres with varied
growing crops, stock, fixtures, appurtenances,
! tools, houses, etc. The terms are announced
elsewhere.
A COUNTING MATTER.-Reference to The
regular proceedings of the Board of City
| Trustees discloses the fact that the policemen
| of the late city administration, who had their
official heads placed in the waste basket of
! the Police Commissioners guillotine, have
resolved to 90 for the city with the red-hot
irons of the law, and propose to force the
municipality to restore their stars-if they
can get the Courts to hold as they claim. e..
! Z, Jones and Greed Raymond appear for the
petitioners, who are about to become plain
tiffs. The Trustees have refused to make up
an agreed case about the matter.
HIS HOUSE HIS CASTLE There was
trouble near the corner of Tenth and N
streets yesterday consequent upon man ex-
ercising what he assumes to be his right to
chastise his wife by corporal punishment.
| The woman's cries were heard and neighbors
ran to her aid, but the husband, who is said
to entertain odd notions about such matters
which were imported from Europe--locked
his door and declaring his house his castle,
refused admission. An officer visited the
castle subsequently, but no arrest is yet re-
ported.
SPORTING. = The Forester Sportsman's
Club held meeting at the Courthouse last
evening. Only routine business was trans
acted. The condition of the Club was found
to be eminently satisfactory The expecta-
ton that wing shooting match between
Zuver and Reuter- would soon take place will
not, it is believed, be realized as an agree
ment for a match cannot be brought about at
this time, and the challenge by REUTER- has
| been Withdrawn.
ExPERTED.-A. J. Hopper, City Expert,
has made his report to the City Board of
Trustees, reporting his examination of the
accounts of r. D. SERVER, Clerk of the Wa
ter Works, TOR the year from April l, 1879,
! to April 5, $780, He says he found them
correct and all moneys collected paid into
| the City Treasury. During the year his col
lections from water rates and sale of taps
amounted to so, 736 so.
ELECTION. Division, No. 21S,
Sons of Temperance, has elected and installed
the following officers for the ensuing term ::
P. w. P, Mrs. Leland Howe; W.. p, Henry
Longton w. A, Annie Toland; r. s.,
Matte A. Plat; A. r. s., &. NJ. Hunt !;
F. s., T. P. Taylor; Treasurer, Susie Folger;
Chaplain, Eta Peck; Conductor, L. A.
Gillian Assistant Conductor, Eta German !;
l. s., Mary Buckley; o. s., d. M. Cox.
A Row.-Early yesterday morning there
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