Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

Sinking and Interest Fund. ............S2 SO 740 81
General Fund Observation-Disclosures. 21.254 Is
Water Works Fund d.............. 9,951 Z:
Fire Department Fund $3.50 Al
School Fund ......... 30,979 81
Leyee Fund .................... ,612 3s
Cemetery Fund Observation-Disclosures. 1,Oo6 IS
Street Repair Fund . 12,212 II
Police Fund l3, ,s93 81
Bond Redemption Fund 1872 "a
Fire Department Bond and Interest Fund 1902 9i
Fowle Bond Redemption Fund SIP 6i
Library Fund 4,6l7 0s
Sewer Repair Fund. Observation-Disclosures. o,029 81
Dog Fund 10 20
and L, Ninth to Tenth Street Sewer Fund Is &c
Tota, .sl71,54 rs
LIBRARY EoARD MEETING.-The Board OF
Trustees of the Sacramento Free Library
met pursuant to adjournment at their etfice
Library building yesterday forenoon, at
which there were present w. G. Fitch, K.
W. Brier and S. II. Gerrisb, with W. G..
Fitch. Vice President, in the chair. Mr..
Brier, special committee on order OF business
at regular meetings. submitted the following
for adoption: First, reading records OF pre-
vious meeting; second. communications /;
third, unfinished business; fourth, reports
from standing committees; fifth. reports from
rian: seventh, new business. The report
was adopted and entered upon the records.
Mr.. Brier was appointed committee of one
TO prepare suitable inscription for placard
of invitation TO strangers to visit the Library
while in the city. Report to be submitted at
next meeting. The following books were
ordered purchased for the Library: Mitchell's
Illustrated Atlas of the World Geo. Sales
Koran of Mohammed; Aurelia; Zenabia
Moonstone, by Collins; Middlemarch: Nc
Caba's Pictorial History of the World. There
Eot being full Board much unfinished bust
ness was postponed until the next regular
meeting.
ESCAPES AND RECAPTURE.-Charles Yates
and Thomas Rogers, while at work around
the city jail under liberties as TRUSTEES, took
leave and fed on Saturday morning last
Yates was under sentence passed a few days
since to serve a term of eighty days in the
County Jail fer vagrancy. He was recap
tured at Roseville yesterday morning by Of
fcers Arlington and Valentine after sharp
resistance, and will be transferred to the
County Jail to-day, where it is thought the
air and surroundings will be more congenial
to him. Rogers was under sentence of sixty
days in the County Jail on criminal convic-
ger in the city week ago last Sunday through
the confidence dodge of first pretending to
hire him to go with them to work with a
thrasher and then obtaining his money and
watch. Rogers is still at large.
COMMERCIAL Varuna came down
Saturday night from Chico loaded with
grain, towing barges Denbigh Castle loaded
with grain, ard the l.. S. Allen with wood.
The d. G. Knight departed for Marysville
with barge Marysville, both loaded with
merchandise. The Varuna departed yester.
day for the upper Sacramento river with
barge Grand Island, both loaded with mer-
chandise, and also taking the Doane steam
wagon to Mcintosh landing. Steamer San
joaquin No. arrived from San Francisco,
also steamer Pioneer. with barge of lumber
to Friend & Terry Lumber Company, and
W. Z. Frazer; schooner Sacramento also
arrived from San Francisco, with lumber to
schooner D. G. Hasl,lns, with lumber to w.
F. Frazer.
FREIGnTs. = The following carloads OF
freight were received in this city Saturday :
l of canned goods, 80 Of coal, Is of lumber,
l of lath and shakes. of fire clay, of scrap
iron, of sand. of wood. 2 of wheat, 8
of rubber, 3 of nails, of wagons. l of port
able engines, l of agricultural implements, L
of iron pipe, / of wheels and l of cement and
fencing. The following shipments were made
eastward ) carloads merchandise, 6 OF
salmon, of wine, l of onions, 8 of wool, 8 of
beans, l Of canned goods, l of lumber, of
sugar and l of quicksilver.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING-The meeting of
the Irish National Land League, held at
Pioneer Hall yesterday, was largely attended.
J.P. Dalton presided. z. J. Hopper ad-
dressed the audience upon TIE grievances of
Ireland, making a long and wellreceived
speech. Miss McElroy read from the Irish
World an extract of q letter from Ireland,
that met with warm appreciation. Hugh
Robinson sang several songs, and Robert
O'Rourke recited "0'Neill Stin Rules in
Proud Tyrone" after which the meeting ad-
journed.
POLICE ARRESTS. The following arrests
were made on Saturday and yesterday AL
bert Peck. for battery, by officer Levey; Sarah
J. Weir disturbing the peace, By officer
Domingos ; James Lockwood, drunk, by eff.
Ger Domingos Charles Yates, vagrant con.
vict, racaptured by officers Arlington and
Valentine Espiridion Beroa, battery, by
cfficers Woods, George Karcher and Barron
VIM. Shannon, disturbing the peace, by eff
Ger Frazee; T. Casserdy, disturbing the
peace, officer Frazee.
Police CoURr.-The only business before
this Court on Saturday was the case of Eddie
Dawson, for throwing stones through the win.
dow of China wash. house on Tenth street
hearing concluded and case taken under ad.
visement-and the case of Frank Mcclure.
for disturbing the peace. wherein the prose
cutting witness appeared in Court and ac.
knowledged full satisfaction. The case was
dismissed upon payment of costs.
SACRAMENTO RIFLE CLUB.-The Sacra-
mento Rife Club held its regular monthly
shoot yesterday at their range, near Lisle'-
bridge. Scores were made as follows Bulls
eye target-A. Ackermanp, u bulls'eyes
o. Hartig, IL; ID. Esller, II; Chas Barnes,
10; Z. Schuler, s. Ring targets-A. Acker.
mann. 10i points ID. Hailer, 9S; T. Schuler,
%; Chas. Barnes, %; o. Hartig, 90.
CITY FREE LfBRARY-T Superintendent,
of the City Free Library reports that the
number of books Issued daring the past week
was 7l2. OF these there were of fiction and
juvenile, 613; history, II; biography,
travels, 81; miscellaneous literature, II
poetry. 3 !; theology, s; science and art, %
Percentage Of fiction and juvenile, Sc; aver
age number issued per day, 1O2.
PLEASURE SrEAMER.-The little steamer
Hi-Yah, which has been plying upon Lake
Tahoe, and recently purchased by one of the
Sacramento boating clubs, arrived by rail
road on fiat-ear last Saturday afternoon
and has been placed upon stocks near the
railroad bridge 1t is to be thoroughly re
fitted and painted before being placed in th'
river.
TIE DREW CAsE.-A dispatch from NJ. NJ
brow. who IS now at Bodie, was received IL
the city yesterday, in which it was indicated
that the circumstances of the recent shooting
near that place, by Warren Drew, were suct
as to show that he was acting purely in self
defense.
FRUIT SHIPMEsT.-A carload of fruit wai
shipped from this market for Chicago lss
evening. The shipments to the East of frui
by the carload are already quite frequent
although the fruit season for that lrposs hal
hardly opened.
INSANE En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff F. P
Ward, Of Nevada county. Cal, passed
! through yesterday with an insane Chinamar