Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

hsv pruuers; 4. Van VOORHEES, & Co, box
leather. / case saddlerY, case dog collars
c. II. Gilman. l box shoes; &. W. Chesley,
) cases cigars A. Coolot, l case tobacco, /
case cigarettes; Lindley & Co.. 6 cases cigars
100 kits i=h, % bags coffee; L. l.. Lewis &
Co, boxes hardware; w: Z: & c. S,
Houghtcu, cases books; l.. K. Hammer, !
box books R. Dale, / box books; J. 4.
Cooper, ! box books; II. Eckhart, l case
firearms; Holman, Stanton L Co., 5 ksgs
nails Thos. Harper, cases boots and shoes
Adams, Mcneil & Co.. bales tobacco, box
cigars; Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., 2 cars
nails. car brass-fxtures II. Wachhorst,
l box cutlery; II. e. Kirk & Co., / barrel
and boxes drugs, ] keg grease, packages
ink G. p. r. r. Co., 6 boxes emery homes
S. Lipman & Co, l case wooleu goods Gus
Lavenson, 2 boxes shoes ). Weinstock & Lu.
bin, l box dry goods, ] box hair brushes
Joseph O1gh, piano; Eli Clark, / car luu-
ber; Waterhouse & Lester, bundles wagon
bows; L. j. Orcutt, phaeton and buggy
Hall, Luhrs & &C., % cases clans. The FOL.
lowing freight for the city passed on the 22d
Mollie 4. Brown. boxes household goods
and l sewing nachine; Weinstock & Iubin,
box hoiserY; 4. Coolot. ! box stationery ;
Billiugsley s. Co, S6 RACKS wooden bowls
II. $. Croker Il Co., Is cases school states
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, GOO kegs nails,
VDJ HAE-GI DAath N<E- pipe , ". IL. II. To-,
y bales ct waste; Baker & Hamilton, l Car
load Of common wagons.
ORDERRD TO RHsT.-Chas. Baker, arrested
for yasrszoY, appeared before judge Henry
on Saturday morning in the Police Court.
when he asked for his release in a plaintive
manner. upon promise that he would at onca
leave the city The Judge took glance at
the outline Of the prisoner, aud alter several
questions, obtained the statement that he
was a laboVer, and was last employed shovel
ing coal Et 8 certain yard in San Francisco.
His Honor accorded his approval OF the avo-
cation mentioned as honorable, and all that
could he required of o man as g defense
against yagrancY If faithfully followed, but
asked the prisoner to let him see the inside
of his hsnds. This he did Reluctantly, and
exhibited pair of soft palms that did not
correspond with the alleged backaching pro.
fessiou. "Ahp said the Judge. you last
worked at shoveling coal, bus your baads
look very soft and delicate. Hew long since
you did your last shQyeling?' After little
hesitation SID ssammering be answered that
1t was two year,. thought so ; sit down
and rest, yog must be tired, his Honor feel
ingIy remarked, and turning TO the Bailiff
coutisu5d, deposit this man in an easy cell
where he c.n rest until next Tuesday, when,
if he is sufficiently recupsrated, we viii try
his case"
CAUGHT BY a BoNDsMAN.-James Wiley,
who was real estate and employment
agent ~ San Francisco, and arrested 3
few Iaenths since upon charge of assault to
murder aud two cases Of battery, and who
was released upon 81. SEQ bail awaiting trial
and at ence thereafter decamped, was ar
rested Ia this city yesterday afternoon by
John Worral, one of bis bondsmen. Wiley
has been searched for diligently ever since he
was released aad Is known during the time
to have been Ia Oregon and Washington Ter
ritciy, snd FOR the past week has been acting
as waiter n he Pacific Hotel, Fifth and K
streets, where he gave his name as Sullivan,
aud where he was found and taken in hand
He was having gay time here, and passing
himself among young ladies' as single man,
notwithstanding he hSs q wife in San Fran
cisco. He is On deposit in the City Jail, and
viii be taken below to the salt breezes on
this mornings train, much to the satisfaction
of the b0ndsmen who were liable for his ap-
pearance for trial. Wiley, is an English
man, and in addition to the charges at the
Bay, is sid to be wanted IN Australia upon a
charge of mutiny.
PoMos CoURT-On Saturday An Koon
was fned SIS in The Police Court for petit
larceny-ssesling some keys. He will spend
twenty. five days in the County Jail to settle,
in default Of payment. Josephine Duval and
Margarita Fenden were found not guilty of
disturbing the peace and discharged. Ed.
Ferrsl was found guilty of disturbing the
peace, and viii receive Judgment tomorrow.
Dan 0'kesf5 was tried for disturbing the
h-la ii
to-morrow. John johnson pleaded guilty Of
3 drunk, and Henry CumliEe and Henry
Oils Of disturbing the psace, and they were
each fined $40. The latter two paid their
fines, but johnson will serve out his at 81 a
day. The cases Of John T. Carey. disturb
ing the pesce; Charles k0hGe and John
Eiricl, battery; James Brown, arson; Matt.
Barrett, Tom Morgan and Jernie Perkins.
visiting an opium den, and Charles Clark, a
vagrant were granted continuance until to-
morrow.
THE OBsEoUIEs To-DAY.-Attention is
called to the full programme given this morn
ing for the ceremonies attending the obse-
quies of the late President Garfield, to take
place in this city to-day. All the various
societies end orders, military companies ETC.,
will find iu the advertising columns notice OF
halls or headquarters. La most of the notices
the hour IF meeting has been changed from
hslfpast 9 20 o'clock this morning, which
should ba carefully noticed. a large number
of societies have handed in notices since the
programme was made up by the Grand Mar
shal. All Such should apply to General
Backus, as the Golden Eagle, early this morn
ing, when they will be assigned places in The
line.
GENERAL CLOSING ToDAY.-All business
houses, and places of business generally in
the city, inciuiing all saloors, Will b.
closed to-dzy. Thsra will be no Courts,
and the people will observe the day
In accoFdsnee with the proclamation Of
the President and the Governor. The Post.
Office win be only opened from to o'clock
a. ". AID from l 20 , P. II. The mails will
be delivered in the city by carriers in the
forenoon, bue not in the afternoon. Wells,
Fargo s. CS.s express Office will be closed.
except between 5 and Q A. u. and from TO 8
P. N.
Police ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made Gu Saturday and yesterday
Andrew McGinDis, drunk, by Thomas May
Tom King, for battery and disturbing the
peace, by George Duncan and William
humphrey; p. H. Griffin, embezzlement, by
officer LevaY; Johanna Drolot, arrested by
officer Arlington in answer to . dispatch
from SAP Frsrcisco, for being in house oi
ill-farne: William Foster, petty larceny, by
officer Valentine; John Martin, drunk, by
officers Valentine and karcher.
PAID TO TIE CIrY.-The following amounts
were paid into the City Treasury for tn,
week endiu. September 24th f. D. SERVER
water rates, 81, ,40S so; n. A. kidder, harhol
dues. SO; Ed. H. Mckee, labor. SIG; w
A. Henry. Police Court fines, S2S Georg'
A. Putnam, city licenses, S214 0S ; 5: X. Cald
well, cemetery dues, S6S; total, 81, ,7S4 5S.
LAND LEAGUE MEETIHG-A large meet
ing Of the Land League was held at Gran(
Ar.ny Hall last evening. Recitations wer'
given by Henry McCann and Alexander
Lyons, and songs by Hugh Robinson anC
John Desmond. The League resolved to at
tend the funeral obsequies to-day.
CoMERcAI-sincs last report the steamei
San joaquin No 2 from San Francisco, hai
arrived with general merchandise; steamer
San joaquin No. 8, from the Upper Sacra
mento, With barge OF grain, broom corn ans
hogs il transit.
MASONIC NoTIoE.-The knights Templa
and all members of the Masonic fraternity
are requested to meet at their hall, corner o
Sixth aud K streets, st O'Clock this morn
ing, instead of $50 as heretofore announced
MFTRoporTTAS THFArER Announcement