Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-01

therefore promote the best interests Of So
ciety, l remain, respectfully,
CHAs b. BISHOP, Superintendent.
Police ARRESTS. following arrests
were made in the city on Saturday and Sun
day John Woodward, battery, by officer
Campbell Hugh Murphy, battery, by officer
Ash ]. Il. Scott and Jesse Valentine, dis
turbing the peace, by officers Valentine, Ar.
liugton and Cafferty, LEGAL John Fitzpatrick.
common drunk, by officer Frazae Fred
Hughes and Juda Carroll, his so-called wife,
for disturbing the peace, by officer Levey.
John Dougherty, libel, by officer. Ash
Frank Bcylan, disturbing the peace, by Off
Ger Valentine James McKeon, battery, by
officer Campbell Rosa Fisher, exhibiting
herself on sidewalk, by officer Valentine !;
Mrs. McClane and Henry McClane, disturb
ing the peace, by officers Frazee and Woods :;
Matt Bloomer, disturbing the peace, by eff
GERS Ash and Levey.
Police ARRESTS DURING JULY-The fol-
lowing are the arrests for all offenses made
by the City Police Department during the
month of July Disturbing the peace, % /;
battery, 20 petty larceny. DRINKS, 16 /;
common DRINKS, 8 receiving stolen proper
ty, 5 insane, 6 enlightenment, 5; detained
witnesses, > suspicious characters II safe
keeping, 6; highbinders. 2 burglary, Z !;
threats against life. /; vagrancy, q ar
rested on commitment, grand larceny, . !;
perjury, 3 =; attempt to commit suicide, l ;
rape, 8 +; utteiing counterfeit coin, / /; carry
ing concealed weapons, 2; misdemeanor, !;
visiting opium den, 3 ; keeping opium den, !;
libel, l enticing, l I; total, 49,
FINE NEw REs1DENcE.-A. F. Heilbrcn
is about to build a fine new residence on the
southeast corner of o and Seventh streets.
! 1t will be large two story frame, with high
brick basement and Mausard roof, with very
/ elaborate and ornamental finish. The plan
was drawn by 4. d. Goodell. architect. The
contract was let on Saturday to Messrs.
| earle Il Croly, who will commence upon the
structure as soon as the building now upon
the lot can be removed to another locality.
The residence will cost about $4,000. and
will be the finest in that part OF the city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT communication has
been received by Sumner Post, Grand Army
of the Republic, from Secetary of WaI
Robert Lincoln, N reply to the resolutions
which were some time since adopted by the
Post in relation to the attempted assassina-
ton of the President. The resolutions were
sent to ths Secretary of War. who thanks the
Post for its expressions Of sympathy, and
states that the President will soon be sufii-
GENTLY recovered so that they can be pre-.
sented to him.
LAND LEAGuE.-The Land League held
its usual meeting at Pioneer Hall yesterday
afternoon, and was addressed by W. J. Col.
lier. Mrs. Anna +. Smith, who is about to
remove to San Diego county, was called for
and delivered farewell address. At its
conclusion she received a unanimous vote Of
thanks for her efforts in behalf Of the League
during her residence in this city. Remarks
were also made by J. d. JOst, Daniel Magher
and others.
AUCTION SALE.-D. J. Simmons & Co. will
sell on Monday next at 1880 A. NJ, at 1O1e
Fourth street, between J and K, ten elegant
bedroom sets, dressing bureaus, mahogany
painted sets, mattresses, 800 yards Brussels
carpets. elegant mirrors, sideb0ards, parlol
sets and wardrobes, besides bedding, pillows,
tables, dining.room furniture, kitchen furni.
ture, several cases of whisky, buggy and har,
ness, oil paintings, chromos, etc.
TYPoGRAPHICAL.-At an election Saturday
evening, the following were elected officers
of Sacramento Typographical Union, No. 46
to serve for the ensuing term: President, G.
NJ. Harrison Vice President, Matt. Cuddy
Recording Secretary, John n. Howe; Finan
cial Secretary, 7. German; Executive Com
mittee-W. 7. Lyon, Thomas j. Foard arC
II. Bell.
LIBRARY REPoRT.-The report Of the city
Free Library for last week shows the whole
number of books issued during the week t.
have been nc. OF these there were o.
fiction and Juvenile, 70S; history, Ii
biography, s; travels. 10; miscellaneous
literature, II; poetry, d theology, l /; scienca
and art, s.; average number issued per day
109; percentage Of fiction and juvenile, 81.
EMINENT PIANIST COMING Rafael JoseffY
the eminent Hungarian pianist. viii arrive
here in October next, and an opportunity
will be given to the lovers of art 10 music K
hear him in this city. Mr. Joseffy is equa
II not superior to List or Rubenstein, and i
the greatest pianist that has ever visited thu
coast, II not higher in the scale than any thai
have visited the new world
CRY RECEIPTS. following amount.
were paid into the City Treasury for th,
week ending July so. 1881: R. d. SERVER
water rates, 50. 093 30: n. A. Kidder. harboi
dues, Sal 80; i. w. Gilmer, Police Court
nnes, 80; .. Ii. Caldwell, cemetery dues
SIC 70; George a. Putnam, city licenses
SOB 20; dog licenses, 81 90 Total,
49, 5l 10.
THIS WEEK will be productive of good to
the many if they visit Hale's great central
dry goods depot, corner of Ninth and K
streets.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye,
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada,
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
ALI and everything reduced at Hsle's
grand central dry goods depot.
LADIES. see those cheap lines of dress goods
at the Red House.
SEE Hale Bros advertisement in this
days issue. Please read it carefully.