Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-22

rill for violation OF the health ordnance were
dismissed, as the causes for which the charges
were made have been removed to the satil-
faction OF the Health Officer. NJ O'Rourke
a drunk, was discharged. All Chung, Chi
naman arrested for being drunk, was fined
So. and in default Of payment will work
about the stationhouse five days. This he
at first positively declined to do, but threat
to suspend him by his thumbs brought ready
compliance. The cases OF the Chinese Thea
ter actors were continued until tomorrow.
joseph Smith, charged with threats against
life, was discharged upon requirement Of
leaving town at once and not returning
which he faithfully promised to do. Daniel
Mcdonald and William Gauling pleaded
guilty to stealing ride upon the cars, and
are to appear to-day for judgment. Indian
Frank, for drunk, 50 fine or five days in
Jail
PRELIMINARY Observation-Disclosures meet
ing was held last evening at the Seventh
street NJ. E. Church South with a view to
establishing q reading and entertainments
room with coffee and luuch-roon attached,
and after perfecting proposed plan, the sub
iect was referred to a committee to arrange Tor
a general public meeting, to be held soon,
when the subject will be presented for public
consideration, hoping it will meet with
united support in such form as shall be then
deemed expedient and most successful.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-At the real estate
auction sale of Sherburn & Smith yesterday
the house and lot known as east half of lot 2,
between d and f, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, was sold to George l.. Clark for
500; house and lot known as north 20 feet
OF south half Of north half of lot ), between
L and NJ Second and Third streets, sold to
same for 81, 325 and south 20 feet OF south
half of north half of same lot, containing
house, was sold to Win j. Davis fer $500.
THE REPUBLICAN LEGIoN-The RepubE-
can Legion which was 50 useful in the cam
paign of last fall is called for reorganization
at the Courthouse tonight. Republicans
throughout the city and members and officers
of all ward Clubs are called upon to come out
and aid in the reorganization. The Legion
last year enrolled some l, 400 members, and
its method in the campaign resulted in much
enthusiasm, and the organization OF many
companies.
BURGLARIEs. Chinese barber shop was
burglarized yesterday morning on Third, be-
tween I and streets, and $500 in coin taken
from trunk in the room Deputy Constable
May afterwards found the trunk and con-
tents, except the money in an alley near by.
The residence of Henry Dearlove, on j, be-
tween Twenty. third and Twenty-fourth
streets, was entered by burglars and some
jewelry and a small amount OF change taken.
THE DIFFERENCE IN T1ME-J. I. Jopson,
a student in the Business College of Prof. +.
c. Atkinson, favors us with a computation of
the difference in time between the cities of
Cincinnati and Sacramento, which Is found
to be 2 hours % minutes 20 seconds. If the
Convention is called to order at 10 o'clock
this morning Cincinnati timel, the time at
Sacramento will be 7h. Sim. 40s.
PRo BoNo PUBLIco.-The Beard OF City
Trustees, at their meeting yesterday morning,
passed the following wholesome order: " All
those having contracts for sprinkling streets
are hereby reminded that unless the work is
done to the satisfaction of the Street Com
missioner aud in accordance with the terms
of the contracts they viii be dealt with as
the law provides.
Inquest HELD.-A post norton examina-
ton and inquest was held yesterday at Cor
oner Vermiiyas upon the body of John Nc
Cloy, and his death was found to have been
caused by the rupture of blood vessel upon
the brain, probably induced by the excessive
use of alcoholic stimulants.
r. MASDLEBAuM, representing the firm of