Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-14
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

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board and Port; Marriage in High Life
K.atefelto; An Odd Couple Whitelsdies
Green Mountain Boys; Mary Martin Locke
Amsden The Rangers; Voyage of the Pa
per Canoe New Colorado and the Santa Fe
Trail Things Mt Generally Known; Cate
chism of the Locomotive; Secrets of the
Sanctum Il by HepwoTth; History of a
Mountain /; Silver Country, or the Great
Southwest; Through and Through the Trop.
les; The Peninsul2I Campaign of 1862; TIE
Epoch Of the Mammoth Saved from the
Sea; Book OF Enchantment Book of Travel
and Adventure Book of Story aud Tale
Book of Science; Andersen's Wonder Sto-
ries; Century of Dishonor; Dictionary of
Scientific Terms The Spsll-bound Fiddler
The Geersians; Who was Paul Greyson
Music and Musicians two seriesl; Boy En-
gineers The China Hunters Club; Hints on
Household Taste; Brief Biographies (three
voumee) Dickens Little Folks (eleven vol
umes): Science OF Life: Beautiful Homes /;
Household Elegancies Window Gardening !;
Ladies' Work: N5edlework; Handbook of
Embroidery; Household Decoration; Con
stantinople G5scoyne; History of Egypt
Walks ia Rome; Lighthouse; Post Haste /;
Eight Years Wande:ings Rifle and Hound +;
Travels with q Donkey; History of Switzer.
land; Auderson's Stories and Tales; Rod.
man, the Keeper: The Philosophy of Writ
ing: Sea Moses Seven Wonders of the
World Maurice Dsring; Guy Livingston
Sword and Gown Barren Honor; Brakes
peare Antucs; Breaking Butterfly; Sans
Merci.
DEATH OF Mrs. !. +. SHEEHAN.-There
died in this city yesterday Mrs. Elaora j.
Sheehan, wife of John +. Sheehap, one of the
proprietors OF the Sacramento Daily Bee.
Ths death q this lady came Unexpectedly
and with shock upon a very large number
OF friends who held her in high esteem. The
deceased was one of the more prominent
ladies in the social circles of this city, where
she has been known from early childhood.
Her family is one which has enjoyed the re-
spect and confidence Of the community. She
was the daughter of Mrs. +. 5. Mitchell Of
this city, and the niece Of Jerome Z. Davis,
one of the City Trustees, aud the grand
daughter of the late Judge Isaac Davis, of
Yolo county, one Of the early and prominent
pioneers of the coast. Mrs. Shesaan was a
lady of refinement, exemplary character of
amiable manners and purity of life. She was
regarded by this community as representa-
tive good woman, and as exemplifying 10 her
daily life Shass qualities which crown woman
hood with honor, grace the character OF the
wife, and make tie relation of mother tie
most exalted Of trusts, She died deeply re-
GREETED BY q large circle Of sincerely-atUached
friends, the wide extent OF which IS testimony
Of her worth and Q fitting tribute to her
memory.
CRnISAL CAsEs-In the Superior Court
yesterday s. w. Brock was tried upon a
charge Of grand larceny, fol taking SIS from
the blggy OF i. Jacobs some time since.
The Jury renI ered verdict of guilty, at the
came tina recommending the mercy Of the
Court 60 be exercised in his behalf Ah Yee,
alias All Aiur, pleaded guilty before Judge
Clark to charge Of petit larceny, for steal
ing two chicse1s, The second count that Of
previous conviction, was dismissed, and de-
PENDANT was sentenced to confinement in the
County al for three months, which il q
good square plico Cor two chickens, and will
no doub. have the desired effect q changing
Johns relish to other diet. Among the
criminal eases set for trial il the Superior
Court to-day are those of John D0ugherty,
for libel; Baby Houston" for grand lar
csnv. and Charles Cook. for abduction. In
the Police Court yesterday August Betz was
examined upon a charge Of assault with q
deadly weapon, for striking the ChiDaman on
the head with al iron at the wooden mills
recently, ard was held to answer, with bail
fixed A. $. Geo.
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
1Osh: For Hale Bros. & Co, l case cotton
goods II. S. Croker & Co, kegs and ]
box ink: RECORD UNION, ! barrel ink Stzte
Printing Office kegs ink Changers BGsi-
ness Cooperative Association, ; packages
and 10 butts tobacco: II. c. Xix K Co, !
box nucilage II. y Nah & Co, barrels
and box iron castings; $. Lipman & Co, /
case dry goods; ": J. o Brien, 2 cases boots
and shoes; g. W Rapp Co. crate
crackers: Huntington, Hopkins 81 Co,
boxes bolts, l box hardware, 10 packages
wagon axles Holman, Stanton & Co.,
boxes bolts; c. McCreary & Co., II packages
iron, / bundles iron pipe.
BETWEEN HOUSE AND OFFIcE.-In the
item yesterday in relation to the new tele
phone arrangements in this city, typo
graphical error made the statement that
there would be no charge for messages be
tween business ofi-5s and residences OF sub
scribe.s read Ethat there would be nc
change made for such service. The an
nouncenent Of the new Exchange is that il
will make no charge 20 subscribers for switch
ing between their places of business and resi-
dences, whereas in other cases, in addition t.
-tae original cost of line and rent of box, a
charge of two cents psr switch is made.
PoIIcg CouEr.-J. Msgrassy was fined II
this court yesterday $40, for battery; Pa
McDorough was required TO pay 81 upon &
similar charge and George Hetherington wa!
a5judged not guilty Of battery; AUGUST Bet
VS. held to answer for assault with a deadly
weapon: Frank Niece was sent t. th'
county Jail for GO days upon charge o.
vaeraucy; All Sing was convicted Of stealing
wood from the yard Of J. SSeitor, which
case was postponed for sentence, and AeoastC
Iauena was ined s. for sleeping on the side
walk.
AUCTION sALE.-C. c. Brown t Co. wi!
cell this morning at 1890 at sale.room, No
IOl6 Fourth street, the entire contents Of their
store consisting of bedroom sets, sofas
lounges. chairs. tables Of all kinds, single
double and three-quarter bedsteads, diiTeTeot
patterns; bureaus, wlshstands % every vari-
ETY.: wsrdrobes. kitchen safe, mirrors, sDriul
beds, all sizes; pictures, stoves, etc.
AUCTION SALE.-C. c. Brown & Co. vii
sch at 400 l. street, between Fourth anC
Fifth. commencing at 1870 tomorrow
morning, a large amount Of new, 6ne house
hold goods, consisting OF mar6le-top walnut
sets. easv chairs, parlor furniture, dining
room ard kitchen furnishings, French chin
tea set Brussels and ingram carpets, etc,
DEPORTATION WANTED. r. Cook, c
Brighton, Cal, is DESTROYS Of obtaining in
formation about Benis F. Cook, who Is
carpenter by trade, aged about 20. is tall, Ia
blue ewes, black hair and whisks-s, and ha
ere arm defective.
TELEPHONE GALA meeting Of %
TELEPHONE subscribers who have not ioine
the new Telephone Exchange Is 10 be he'll
at the Courthouse this evening.
OvEBDREss or polonsise made of organdi
or French lawns will be the most practice
garment to wear during Fair week. AZ th
closing sale of l., Bien you can buy the bes
organize lawn, formerly sold AZ - cents, 70
% cents. French lawns that sold for . cent
are Offered at IS cents. Ecru and Spalis
lsces for trimming at 10 cents per yard an
upwards.
Why suffer from dyspepsia and indiges
ton, when a bottle Of DIR. Henley celebrate
XXI Bitters IL sure 10 cure them?
WANrFD.-Carpenter TO buy their apron
at the Red House. Only % cents each.