Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-12
ADVERTISEMENT MENTOR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ASJnE us s-EGtuEitGLs
PoLICB CoURr.-The Police Court tran.
acted the following business: All Chong an
Ah Bow, gambling, continued till the LIT
instant ct M The cases Of Jacob SmitI
and james Powelson, for vagrancy, were dis
missed. G. Shindler, charged with violating
health ordinance, tried and taken under ad
visement. Theo. Henning, alias Lengthy,
and Harry Miller, alias " Palefaced Harry,
the two bunlo steerers who robbed Pahicl
W, Quinn by means of the strap game Of
$50 at Donoyau's, corner of Third and
streets, few days since, had an examination
at which the testimony was conclusive as Il
their guilt. They made no defense, asked no
questions, and wished 60 have no examina
tion, but as the law now is examination can,
not be waived The testimony If Quinn ~
to the smooth manner in which they laid theiI
plans and led him into their trap, was liStanl
to with exceeding Interest by all except The
Defendants, who affected to pay little atteu.
ton to it and bTaved an air OF indifference, "a
much as II 1t was \ subject about which i
would lie immodest for them to listen about
or pry into. At the conclusion of the case
they were held II answer the charge
of felony before the Superior Court.
and were transferred to the County Jail,
Thomas Holden and Rit Myers, charged with
sleeping IN cars, discharged for their honest
appearance and testimony, but Charles Basler
and James Smith, charged with the same,
were given ten days each in the County jail
for the offense charged and the unfavorabIe
effect Of their stories. Joseph Behrle, for
disturbing the peace, continued till the 18th
Miss Louise, a French demi-monde, for en-
ticlng, which she tried To practice upon two
prominent members Of the Police Depart-
ment, not recognizing at the time who they
were, and who were not impressed bv her
siren qualities, but took her to police head
quarters as a set of, was tried. She was
sure these gentlemen are mistakened;" but
It appeared to the Court otherwise, and she
was tined SD So Isaac Farnsworth, S. B.
Holllway and Bill Williams were fined s.
Tor being drunk, and none of them had cent
leTt ana all went to county support for five
days. Ri. Rand, for being a vagrant. was
sentenced TO forty days in the County Jail.
THE CALEDoNIANs' REUNION. Agri,
cultural Park to-day there will be more Zip
aops, ground and lofty tumbling, high kick
ing and jumping, throwing of heavx weights,
dancing over two-edsed swords, and long and
short'distance running and playing on bag
pipes than any one can imagine. The occa-
sion is the celebration of the Annual
Games OF the CaledoniaGs.' Ample prepa-
ratlons have been made for right royal
good time, and il anybody knows how to
nave IT. 1t Is Scotchman. Last night some
sixty Csledonians arrived here from San
Francisco, and a number came from oakland
and Stockton. Another detachment viii ar
rive from San francisco this morning. They
VIII be at the Park day in all the simple
ity and Abbreviated beauty of the tartans and
kits OF many clans, and it is safe TO predict
that half the city will be there to see. The
games begin at A. II. A large platform has
been laid under the Grand Stand for dancers.
and good music will be provided. Spectators
from the Grand Stand viii be able to see all
the games and to better advantage than ever
before. At the Park tonight the Caledonians
viii wind up the festivities with a grand ball.
The admission has been fixed for the day and
night at fifty cents; children under 10 years
tree. Last night the Caledonians received
their guests from abroad, and it is safe to saw
that they will be treated like princes while
here.
MERCHANDISE REpoRT. - Tie following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th: For the Central Pacific Railroad Com
oany, so barrels engine oil; Fl. i. Weaver,
4 bundles paper; Mebius 6 Co, IS boxes
ard l crate baking powder, boxes mustard
Adams, MoNeiA & Co, GO boxes baking
powder; Han, l.uhrs & Co, 10 tiercss hams
w. ID. Comstock, ! box furniture; Billings
.ey y Co, 2 cases brushes Weastock &
Lubin, case shirts II. c. Kirk & Co., 3
boxes dental machinery, l box drugs; Lind
ey 70, 20 bags ground coffee; Geo. Fox,
( oox oilcloth Huntington, Hopkins C Co,
box hardware, half bundle csstiues; Fl.
Fisher bags almonds; r. Stone 4 Co, l
Ease whlps; John Rogers, l sewing machine
>. nj. Earle, ! box buggy wheels. / pair
shafts, pole STANDARD On Company, car
coal oil
POLICE ARRESTS. The following arrests
we're made yesterday James Smith, for
sleeping in car, by officer Ffederiol5s Isaac
FarnswoTth, drunk. by officer Woods s. B. !
drunk, by officer Ice; Miss Louise
entieing, by officers Frszse and Frelericks
I'D. Rand, vagranCy. by officers Rider and
May William Williams, drunk by officer
Fredericks; John Dolsn, battery, bv officers
Ferral, Rider ard Cafsfty; l.. flanagan.
battery, by officers Ferral aud Rider j.
Slaughter misdemeauor, for violation of
health ordinance, by officer Woods Della
Wall, disturbing the peace, by officer jack
son William Foster, for disturbing the
peace, by officers Jackson and Coffey; All
Jim, All Yung and All Lin, for violation Of
~ash'house ordinance, by officer Woods.
FRUIT QUOTATIONS. - The following are
yesterdays quotations for jobbing lots of
fruit: Apples, 6o@65c; pears, 6Oa65c o
box apricots, sl@l % y box for ordinary,
and l2@15c y ID for Royal strawberries.
s4Iel5 chest; cherries, 4@7c for common,
and o(9l24c for finer qualities raspberries,
l2Sl5c currants, $685. gooseberries, 4G.7c
q ID !; oranges range from SO 30 to 81 q box
Tor California, according to quality, and $3.50
$50 y thousand for new crop Tahiti lemons.
81 b0Gl3 for California, and SOLO b box for
Sicily lines, S799 for Mexican; sugar
cane, 81 50@l3 q bunch pineapples, S70S y
dozen tamarinds, 15c q ID.
PUBLIC Tsr.-This evening at 6 o'clock
ehere will be public test given by the Fire
Department on Fourth street, opposite the
Postoffce, of the Thompson fire-ladder.
FoR THE SEASIDE AND CoUNrRY.-Fo the
summer resorts, during hot weather, no suits
,re more becoming, and at the same time
cool and comfortable than the Monterey
Sailor and Scotch kilt. We have in these
styles a lightweight, invisible plaid camel's
hair sailor, with embroidered collar, st s.
and navy blue flannel cloth ditto, nicely
trimmed, with gilt buttons, at So IS. In kilt
suits, we have Scotch Bingham, trimmed
with braid to match, at 81 S5-that is a
bargain. Also, variety of Josie SUITS in
lightweight goods, at prices varying from
- 70 to 81 30. Boys Clothing Department,
prietors.
LADIES On. GoAr. Button SHOES, with
steel heel plates, which are sure protection
from running over, only 81 70, at the Red
House.
AT THE RED HOUSE, you will find good
OIL goat, Newport tie. all sizes, for 81, sewed.s