Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

600; r. S. Lockstt. s. 0CO; Jos. Hull, ST..
5000; John Reith, 81, 500; J. w. Wilson
SIC, coo; o. Harvey, s. 900; Geo. W. Han,
cock, $1,000; A. }. Vermilys, s., coo; Geo.
+ H. l.; Weber, 5000; c. IL. Scevsue,
$500; Wm. Ga.teabsrger. s. coo; VIM.
X. Gallup, 50, 000; II. NJ. LaRue. s. OOO
Joseph D. Lord. So COO; 2. HeIzog s. 500
Robt. Miller, 81 500; U. J. Gregory. s., coo
john I. Gritfitts, as Cjun.y Assessor, IN the
sum Of $50. COO With the following sureties
Lee Stanley, $1,000; S. w. Butler, S. 600
Y. Z. Brown, $1,000; J. NJ. Millken, 81. coo;
=. x. Rider, 81 800; John Reith, 81 500: O.
h. Hubbard, So 600; Jscob Hoehn, So 600
7. II. Meckeu, 81, 500 !; w. w. Wade, 81 500,
J. Frank Clark, as County Coroner, with the
following named bOndsmen qualified ia the
respective amounts: T. d. Server, s., coo
w. Z. Fetch, So 600. John I. Carey, as
District Attorney, 10 the sum of SIS 600, with
the following-uamed sureties, qualified in the
sum OF 50 coo each: William Beckman, E.
l.. Billings, Frederick Cox. c. Trsver, James
|. Felter, r. 5. Carey. William McLaugh-
lin, as Supervisor of the Second District, in
the sum of $4,000. with the Glowing. AIMED
sure.ies qualified in the sum of S., 600 each
james Mcclure, l.. Eikus. George Schroth.
u. Steinman, as Supervisor of First District
in the sum OF So, 600, with Herman Stein.
man and William Land as sureties.
large audience at the theater Tuesday even.
ing. A piano had to be moved. A shock
headed, overgrOwn youth, who probably
never faced an audience before, was sent out
to wheel the instrument TO place on the
stage. He was scared half ont OF his wits st
the outset. He grasPsd the piano nervously,
aud made one energetic etf1rE, but while the
instrument oaly moved an iacb, the violence
OF the exertion parted one leg of the youths |
delicate pantaloOns, and his bare knee.pan |
grinned at the audience, which was imme- |
dlatsly moved by that peculiar rustic and |
agitation due to suppressed laughter that |
every one has some time noted when |
a weil-bred congregation is tempted |
to be " eff its good haviar. As |
the litter ran round at the unfortunate |
supernuDsry, unable to face the music, faced |
the piano, and sgain sought to move the |
stubborn rosewood. As lie did so, with his |
back to tie ladies', his damaged garment |
parted across the grain, end about Tires |
inches below the Snort tail of his shorter |
coat, BAD there was such tablszu az |
few dress circles are treated to. It was en- |
ttreiy effective and thu audience immeGiis-e!y |
n.to eoavulsions in the effort TO sfaothcr
G1n5 bennd feus and heudksrchiass |
Had IL hesa = gallery" heuse there would |
have been sncd an explosion of rui.sa from |
the "gots as would have made the .illy |
pax aa1 white c1pias over the dress xss |
shake ss With aqua. The ladies blind |
the seeacs fAiEiy weat iato Mysteries in their |
efforts 10 backon tue young g5atl5 nan with |
the tender garment from the stage. Bat they |
succeeded a. IN t, and then the audience en-
J2yed season Of unsuppressed merriment.
The On DEALERS. cases of the par
ties recently arrested for violation Of Ordi- |
nance NJ. 125. commonly known as the coal |
oil ordinance, c-me up in the Police Court |
yesterday and were again continued. The |
day SET Tor the hearing IS December b. The |
proposed msesiDg If oil dsslers with c. III. |
NicGos, of the San Franci:co Board of Fire |
U SdsTEsTitsrE, AID the City Attorney, was |
net held On account of the City Attcrnsy be. |
ing engaged elsewhere. Mr.. Anderson will |
be in San Francisco 20. morrow on business /
before the Supreme Court and while in the |
city meeting viii be held and an ordinance
prep ned substitute for the one nov in
+ rce, This will be submitted to the Board |
OF Trustees a. their next regular meeting A
reference TO the minutes of the Board of |
Trusees shows that permit for the storage
OF surplus oil was granted t. the Confidential |
Oh Company in March, 1880. This order
has never been rescinded.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday |
II. Ostner, battery, deposit forfeited Walter
Bell. disturbing the peace, found guilty, |
Judgment deferred to December 1sE Walter |
Bell, disturbing the peace, dismissed; Chas, /
Mozart, Burglary, continue d to December !
75h John Brown, burglary, Continued to |
December 7th Sic Juna, three charges of re. |
ceiving stolen property, held to answer in two |
cases, bail $1,000; Sc Que, three charges Of |
receiving stolen property, dismissed Edward |
Regain, battery, continued to December 9Th /; |
j. c. Harvey, Z. Ii. Forester, }. Steffens, L. |
Tozer and ID. NJ. Blank, misdemeanor, con. |
tiuusd to December Alb; N. Graf, INSIDE |
meano., fined 81 and costs; ID Falc1ner. |
misdemsanor, fined 81 and costs VIM Morr!- |
son, attempt to commit burglary, examina
ton waived s=d held TO answer, with bail |
fixed &C 81, 900.
CAR ROBBERY CAsIs.-SeyeraI cases which
grew Gus OF tie recent ca. robberies in this
city came mp bsfore the Police Court yester.
day. Charles Mozart, John Brown and
Frauk Chiffon we're accused Of participating
in tie T.hkeTies. Their examination was
continued uatil December 7th. An exsmina-
ton was held'in the cases of Sic June and his
alleged wlfs, Sc QIs, against whom there
were three separate charges of receiving
stolen property, Sc Ole was discharged IN
all the Case, but Sic June was Eeld t. sn-
swer o. two of the charges, with b,il Fixed at
81, GOO A bond was given, with Tong Soon
and Sam Lon as sureties.
Held TO ASswER. -Announcement was
made in the RECORD UNION yesterday morn
ing that man named William Morrison, |
who was arrested some days since, had made |
a complete confession of having attempted |
burglary at the house of Otis Spencer, on l. |
street, shout two weeks ago. Yesterday he |
appeared in the Police Court and waived an |
examination, and was held to answer before |
the Superior Court, with bail fixed at 81 900. |
AucTIoS SALE-Beu & Co announce that !,
they will sell by public auction on Saturday
next, at their sslesroom on j street, large |
lot of household goods of all descriptions. |
Also on the evening of the same day, at the |
same place. they viii sell by auction a lot of |
ell paintings, steel epgravilgs, chromos, mat
tresses ana two dozsn assorted cloaks.
ONE CAsE.-Fifsy pieces brocaded moires
ia styles for the season, only 20 cents per
yard. At the great dry goods sale at Red
House Imported plAids, 12a cents PEI yard.
and som5thing extra heavy for IL and 20 |
cents; lsrge,size white tablsco 5ers all Iinenl
only 90 cents; and beautiful heavy fsls
skirt (redl, for IS and IS cents each and
lew more OF those extra value white blankets
weigh fbj) for only 81 so; and white honey
comb spreads (l0-4l for 80 csnts and the
well-known Bates spreads for 81 so.
Two HUNDRED beautiful writing desks will
be offered st 80 cents each, at the special
closing out sale OF Alderman & Co., on Sstur-
day, December I'd. They are fully worth ST.
.aR Toy WAGONS OF all kinis 90 to All
nv Is, tbe sewir O. machine NAV N, SO6 I