Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Barbecue Executive Committee met at Ed.
T. Taylor's Office, George Cadwalader pre-
siding. The Finance Committee reported
fine success. The Advertising Committee
made like report. On transportation it
was reported that clubs from all around the
country and large numbers of people desired
to charter cars and trains. A ladies' COM
mittee appeared, and was given power to so
on and get up thousands OF badges for voters,
and arrange for decorating the four stands
Mike Bryte appeared, and said he accepted
the position of Grand Marshal, and
that he should name fifty or more Aids, and
was given power to lay out line OF
march and order of reception Of visiting del
cations. The Solicitation and Arrangement
Committee was readjusted, as follows: A. J.
SENATE, o. n. Morse, j. IL. Sullivan, @. w.
Rapp, J. J. Bauer, Henry Fischer. G.. w.
Hancock, W. f. Peterson, S. w. Butler, W.
Z. Gerber, jerome C. Davis, +. II. L. Web
Der. The new Garfield Canal-boat Club Of
100 men asked leave to man the canel-boat
being built, and leave was granted. The
Bows in Blue reported that they would do
police duty at the park in marshaling the peo-
pie 10 the tables. 1t was announced that
special train would run from Sblngie Springs
October 21st at 81 for the round trip, and 80
CeuAS lTUIl Il OiSOul lux lItG LtuAN = ki's SNlAl-
munications were read from several clubs,
ami the committee then adjourned to meet
at the same place and hour Friday afternoon.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
11th: For Lindley & Co.. case cigarettes !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 126 pals tobacco, 60
bundles and box broom handles Capital
Furniture Company, 2crates finished marble;
NJ. Z. Brewer & Co., 40 boxes maple sugar,
10 crates fruit butter: Hobby & Smith, 2
boxes earthenware; II. Eldred, l barrel
Ben Cohen, boxes oilclofh; Gus Havenson,
2 boxes shoes; Holman, Stanton & Co.,
bundle rods, l truss, l box hardware; A. j.
Richardson, 81 bundles paper; S. Lipman &
Co, l box dry goods; Locke & Lavenson. 4
bundles mats Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
3 half barrels and box castings, drums ma
chinery bolts 10 boxes axles, - cases pick
handles, "A iron channels. Z boxes hardware.
l bundle castings, 200 kegs nails; r. Stone s
Co. ) boxes and l case hardware, l bundle
leather; Hall, Luhrs & Co., % tierces fancy
soap. 10 tierces hams w. d. Comstock, l
box furniture y. Coolot, box tobacco l
box cigarettes; Il. H. Petit, box tobacco, l
box cigarettes; George l.. Shafer, l box
household goods; John Breuner, 8 cases fur
nituEe Billingsley & Co, so racks pals, Z
racks wooden bowls, l case mop handles, l
case cotton Irvine, l case wooden faucets, 2
cases pick handles, 10 dozen brooms, 20 boxes
bottles; Mebius & Co., case tobacco, case
cigarettes.
CONE To JuDGAEST.-The disposition of
the cases of Harry Friedlander and Pat Crit
fin, the two sharpers vino went from this
place and were arrested at Chico and taken
back to Marysyille for disturbance of the
peace, as heretofore mentioned, took place
yesterday, as learned by letter received by
detective Burke. Upon being brought into
Court they pleaded guilty of the charge and
were sentenced to pay fine of SO each and
costs Their attorneys then demanded $50
FROM each Of them as fees, payment OF which
WAS refused, whereup0n they attached the
defendants deposits. When brought to
Marysville they obtained their liberty, await
ing trial, by the deposit of $500 each. This
they had not yet received back, and was at
tached for attorneys fees, as stated This
left 10 alternative for them but TO settle, and
they emerged from Marysville leaving about
$3.50, as the result of their experience for
abuse of the conductor for collecting their
fare. Possibly the robbing game, in which
they were trying 70 fleece the innocent at the
time they were arrested, bore some part IN
tinging the sentence imposed upon them by
the Court.
PoMcE CoURr-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Mollie West, disturbing the peace was dis
missed for want of prosecution. May Baby
was tried upon the charge of petit larceny
extracting $40 from a mans purse while he
slept in the same quarters-found not guilty
and discharged. The case Of petit larceny
aeains. Madame Blanch was dismissed upon
statement and motion Of the prosecuting
attorney, the case being similar to one last
tried Wah Sing, embezzlement, case dis
missed, being outlawed. james Minor, case
of battery. dismissed w. Lovejoy, disturb
ing the peace, s. deposit forfeited. John
Revis. battery, case dismissed. The case OF
Georye Harnett, for disturbing the peace,
and two cases against Johanna Hopper, same
charge. we're continued to 10th instant. The
cas-. Of Martin RYAN, for mayhem, was con-
tinued till the 18th instant. The case of
George NJ. Farr for vagrancy, was called,
and after examining a list Of thirty-fiye,
called as jurors, a panel OF twelve was
obtained and the case tried.
YESTERDAYS BURGLARY.-Between and
o'clock yesterday morning officer Ferral
found the front door of Arnold's oyster
saloon, on Second street, between J and K,
open. Upon making investigation, he found
that the door had been opened by burglars,
and an exit provided at the rear OF the build
inc. where the window had been opened from
The inside and the mosquito-bar over it cut
away. Calling to his assistance other officers,
the premises were carefully searched, but the
BURGLARS had left. The change which had
been left in the till, amounting to about 81 90
was taken, but nothing else is known to be
missing. No arrests thus far, nor clue TO the
parties. The front door was fastened with a
good tunbler lock, which was adjusted by the
BURGLARS without apparent difficulty, showing
the operator to have been person OF ex-
T,erisnce in such busiIess, and which suggests
attention on the part of shopkeepers gener-
allv. as well as others, to their locks and
bars.
EVOLUTIONARY PREcocITY.-JessieS Shirley,
a girl of but II years, gave an elocutienary
entertainment before large audience at the
First Baptist Church last night. The girl is
one Of remarkable vocal strength, and a
range of voice that is phenomenal in its depth,
strength and hight. She lacks culture IN
fermentation aud her methods, but these are
nat more crude than is to be expected in q
cbild Of IA years. On the other hand, hel
fetal mobility, and powers OF mImiery are
marvellous. She is graceful perfectly sell
Tossessed. reads with feeling, Is natural
cSmelsp. and would make a grotesqu'
character actress Of great effectiveness. The
child is an exceedingly preeocloas one sne
greatly gifted by nature.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. The following cal
loads of freight we've received in this city
Yesterday: One Of nails, 2 of wagon mate
rials. of Is. beer OF -four, ] OF wheels, o
bran. 2 of hides, of wheat, OF lumber, o
granite, 1 Of line, 2 of wood, OF Ice, o
salmon. l of tomatoes, of harley and one o.
appies. Also through freight East was ior
Warded as follows Sixteen car loads OF tea
az wool, of salmon, 10 Of barley, %
onions. s of canned fruit, ! of wine, 5 OF cop
per ore. 1 of fruit and one OF shingles.
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT made by the Mechan
les, Store in their regular advertising columns
must prove of great interest to the ladies'
Read it.
.Jusr REDUCED. kid foxed Con
gress, in Nos. 2, and 4, only 81, at the Kec
House.
The ANNOUNCEMENT made by the Mechan
les Store ia their regular advertising columns