Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-03
DISBURSEMENTS.
Total amount in Treasury .slo2 IA 81

REoPEN1EG OF THE PUBLIC SoHooLs.-The
city public schools. with the exception of the
one at the corner of Twenty-fourth and N
streets, and the primary schools, will be re-
opened to-day, commencing at ga. NJ. The
primary schools will be opened in accordance
with advertisement, which appears in another
column, as follows: Those at Seventh and G
at 6:45 this morning; those at Thirteenth and
G. at 1915 P. NJ, and those ct Sixteenth and
n at $50 p NJ to day those at Fourth and
@ will not meet until S:45 Tuesday morning.
and those at Ninth and Z and Tenth and 2
streets viii first meet on Tuesday at 12:45 P.
NJ. to be assigned to classes. The new school
building at Twenty-fourth and n streets is
not quite completed, and the school to be
held there will not be opened for few days
yet; notice will hereafter be given of the
time. The free evening school will bs opened
tonight at z O'Clock, in the High School
building corner of Ninth and NJ streets,
under auspices of the Sacramento school de-
partment. The German American school,
corner OF Twelfth and K streets, viii open at
8 A. NJ. to-day, with evening classes at 1880
M Miss MeCords kindergarten school,
corner of Sixth and ] streets, will commence
this forenoon. Probe ssor Kemens classes in
Spanish, German and French, GIG Sixth
street, between l and j, will be resumed
to-day.
POLICE CoURT-On Saturday il the Police
Court, Edward Stewart was sentenced TO pay
tine of $50, upon conviction of petit larceny,
stealing blanket from Mrs. French, who
resides on the alley between 1 and J, Sixth
and Seventh streets. George Bell was con-
victed of stealing stair rods belonging to p.
a. Byrne, and he was sentenced to pay $50
fine. Neither Stewart nor Bell could pay
their fines and both were sent TO the County
Jail to serve them out at the rate OF 81 per
day each. The charge of battery against
John Mack was dismissed for want of pros-
ecution. john E. Riley, who fired his
bulldog revolver at Fred Smith in the Comet
saloon, over soma difficulty in relation to
female inmate of that institution, was dis
charged as the evidence was deemed INSULT.
cient to insure conviction. He was, how
ever, found guilty Of violent breach of the
peace, to repair which he was required to
pay the sum of $40, but being without funds
he will serve in the County Jail and chain
gang for term OF forty days and forty
nights.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Sfh; For G. NJ. Selby & Co., l car iron;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., IS sacks ham; Water.
house & Lester, boxes wagon hubs; J. G.
Davis, boxes brackets; L. Z. Hammer, 2
boxes organs !; Hale Bros. & Co., bale
Shirts Adams, Mcneil & Co., 20 pals
tobacco; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 2 cars
gss-pipe; Continental Oil Company, cars
coal oil. The following passed Ogden for
this city on the 295h: For A. Dennery, 81
barrels of lamp chimneys aud barrels of
lamp-shades; Hall, Luhrs & Co., IS tierces
OF s. z. hams; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
6l0 pieces of waterpipe; Continental Oil and
Transportation Company, 800 cases of coal
oil; Holman, Stanton Il Co., carload of
plows and reapers
BROUGHT FoR SAFE KEEPISG.-0n SatuI-
day. in accordance with an order of Judge
Meyers, of Placer county, John K. Mason,
the train robber Of the Cape Horn Mills adj
venture who confessed the whole transaction
and named the parties connected with IT, was
transferred from Auburn to the County Jail
in this city for safe keeping until the trial of
the gang takes place. The other members of
the robbing party, all of whom are now in
hand, are IN j Ill az Auburn. Detectives j.
3. Hume and Thacker. of Wells, Fargo x
Co.'s secret service, brought Mason down.
1t is evident that there is no Intention on the
part of the prosecution to allow any inter-
ference on the part of the defense with the
person who is depended upon for State evil
dence.
FoUND DEAD.--Oa Saturday morning last
George Kern was found dead in his room at
the City Hotel in this city, where he was
boarding. His room was found locked, sn1
the chambermai5. not being able to obtain
any response to loud raps upon his door, was
suspicious that something might be wrong,
and going out upon adjoining roof looked
In at the window and saw him lying upon the
floor, The proprietor was informed and
upon opening the door to Kerns room found
him stretched upon the floor and dead. DIR.
Baldwin made post norton examination
and gave his certificate that death was
caused by dysentery. The deceased was 45
wears of age, a laborer, and native of Penn
sylvania.
COMMERCIAL There has arrived since last
report steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from San
Francisco, with general merchandise, and
barge Of general merchandise and lumber for
the upper Sacramento river; steamers Va
runa aud the San joaquin No. ), from the
upper Sacramento, with barges of grain and
broom.corn ID transit; steamer Neponset,
from upper Sacramento river, with general
produce, Departed Steamer Varuua, with
barge Denbeigh Castle, light, for upper Sac
ramento; steamer San joaquin No. 3. with
barge Of merchandise and lumber for same
destination San joaquin No. 2, with barges
of grain aud broem-corn for San Francisco.
AUCTION SAIE.-Sherburn & Smith viii
sell By auction the entire household goods,
elegant furnishings and carpets of the resi-
dsnce of J. H. Vim. Will be sold upon
the premises, No. 1928 G street, on Thursday
next, commencing at 1890 a. NJ. Bell i
Co. will sell tomorrow at the residence Of S.
T. Webster, 1903 X street, commencing at
1880 A NJ, on account of departure from the
city, Brewster trotting buggy, six rooms of
furniture, consisting of household goods,
spring and top mattresses, tables, chairs,
lounges, carpets, etc.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Surgeons
representing this institution from Indian
apolis and San Francisco will be at the
Golden Eagle Hotel from Monday morning
TO Tuesday noon. October 3 ! and 4th. This
institution is known throughout the country
for It's success in the treatment of all dis.
eases of the spine. hip. knee, crooked limbs.
club feet, paralysis. piles and 6stula. The
principal surgeons viii be there and can be
consulted.