Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE COURT The following business
was transacted in Judge Henrys Cours yes.
terday: Mrs. Mankin was found guilty on
charge of being common drunk, and ordered
to appear for sentence this morning. Jack
GroInes, on charge of disturbing the peaca.
was found guilty and fined $40, with the
usual alternative. John Doe was discharged
on charge Of battery. All Dot, for dis
charging firearms within the city limits, was
discharged or payment of costs. All Lee
leo, not appearing to answer to o charge of
misdemeanor, his deposit was declared for
feited. Charles English, common drunk.
ard, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
forty days confinement in the County Jail,
All Chez was found guilty for disturbins the
peace, and foed $40 The charge of keeping
disorderly house against P. Quinn was dis.
missed, the prosecuting witness failing to ap.
pear. The case Of John Jones, on a charge
of arson, was continued The women az.
rested on Monday on charges of keeping
houses Of prostitution were arrsigned, and a
plea OF not guilty entered. A jury trial WIS
demanded IN each case. @. I, Jones an
peared as counsel FIR nearly all of them, and
the cases were continued indefinitely. Mrs.
Ann Wood, arraigned on charge of obtain.
ing money under false preteuses conducted
her own case with considerable ability. The
testimony against her appeared TO be over
wheiming, but the Curt to5k the e.se under
adVlsenent at the request of City Attorney
Anderson. WAC expressed belief that tie De.
fendant was OF unsourd mind.
A FLORAL TRIBUTE.-lt will probably b
remembered by many that two years ago
yesterday, as the First Regiment Infantry,
Colonel Dickinson commanding, were retuTu-
ing on Q. P. special train FROM their annual
encampment at Richmond Grove. this city,
TO their headquarters in San Francisco, q
misplaced switch on Long Wharf, O,kIand,
came very nearly plunging the entire train
INTO the bay. This calamity was only pre-.
vented by the heroic conduct of engineer
Brown, of this city, who, by stsnding at bis
post of duty and losing his own lfe stopped
the train before it plunged into destruction.
His remains were buried ia the Sacramento
City Cemetery. To show their appreciation
OF his heToism, the regiment caused splen-
did monument to be erected over his grave.
rs further tribute to his memory, sum of
money has bsen set aside by the regiment for
the purpose of decorating the grave GA the
return Of each anniversary. Accordingly
yesterday the grave presented most beauti-
ful appearance, being entirely covered by
floral decorations The floral tributes are Of
various designs, SONS of them unique in their
style, and are attracting much attention at
the City Cemetery. This decorating will
take place on each returning anniversary,
under the direction of detachment of the
First Regiment Infantry, n. G. C.
SUCcoTB, OR THE FEAST OF BooTHs.-This
month is the holy season of the Hebrews. 1t
begins with the New Years and ends with the
Succoth, lasting seven days, and with the
eighth day as the special feast of conclusion,
or Shsmiui Azsre.h. This wednesday,
evening begins the fesst of Booths, also
called Taherlacles 81 called from the Mo-
safe Injunction N4svigicuB xiii to dwell
during seven days in b-oths, ia remembrance
Of the exodus from Egypt, where the Israel
ties had 70 dwell 10 booths or tants. Il is
coGlG.emcra alive Of GODS special protection
towards his people. Another biblical com
mard (LsV'Fieus xSii,.-i0l, IS 70 lake the fruit
OF the magnificent trs', J. a. tbs ethroC
citror, = palm b,arch or huof, and tHig of
the willow and the myrtle, to rejoic3 he
fore God" siyes it TIE character # L harvest
fessiv1l, whence + Is sls) called Gag haos5sf
Services viii be he'd At the Synagogue
Wednesday evsniGg AZ DEL sek, W len r lh6i
Bloch vii! spe4k Of "Our fea3s of the spir-
ituai harvest"
SN.RowED BARLEY.-A party recently
from Woods ranch, On the Sacramento river,
gives IN account of tie yield Ct the prolific
six.rowed barley grown on that place the
present season. The average upon seventeen
acres was l25 bushels par sore, and which was
oue-third more tlan common barley RrOyn in
the sam5 tsII. IL also weigh Whsn .hrashe1
ten pounds more per bushz! than osher yaris.
ties. The straw IL described as bei0g very
strong. aud aosl rot lJdze or fall down, and
the barley is said TO be very superior, es-
Peciall} Tor b. ewing purposes. Tls varsity
stools mor= 5laE = other known, and there
fore requires 5us jEum thirty to forty ppuad3
per acre for seed. A SAMPLE Of the bsrley
has hesn t5t5 wish Both u Co., IN this city,
who can also furnish any further informant
in relation 10 il that may be desiSed.
SINGULAR REsULT-A5out 9 O'Clock yes
teriay morning a gunshot was heard in
saloon OF TAiri street, between and K A
large crowd soon gathered in the vicinity,
anxious 20 learn the cause OF the shooting
Officers E,dred and Farrell entered the saloon
to ascertain tas cause of the tcOubls Louis
Schmidt undertook 30 tell the otfie that
the uoise was caused by the closing of csllar
dooF. This explanation might have had the
desired Teauit bad it not been for toe smell of
burned powder. Mr. Schmidt WAS placed
under sr-sst and conveyed to the city prison.
Here he viii have an opportunity to answer
metep steal problem-how the closing of
q cellar docr could charge the atmosphere
with the smoke of burned powder.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap-
peared on the slate at the station-house at IL
o'clock last night: Louis Schmid., for dis
charging firearms within the city limits, by
officers Eldred and Farrell Gus Price, for
battery, BY cfieers Carroll and Farrell :
Charles Hill, drunk, by officer Lse; Coon
Coon, f'r misdsmssuo-, by Harvey, Deputy
Constable Mary Esquival for INSIDE
meanor; William Dslaaev, drunk, by officer
Frozse r, Bowden a-d Anita Paro. for
uisdsueaBer, hy fhcer Carroll; JoSu VIII
. Jams, drunk, by cfii,er Z dred: All Moy, Yu
Kun, An Yecs, Di kim. Suey Moy, Soy
Kun, CaH1 10 sad Me Yock, for rnisGe-
neauor. by oi6esrs Carroll and Farrell. The
above named CniUese women are arrested on
acc uEt of osinZ Ianates of houses Of prosai-
sutton.
MERCHANDISE REPORT Freight as fol-
lows for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
2Sj of S5pssm6ar: Gatsmaan & Wilson, box
dress goods; Hsl. Lahrs Z. Co, ] barrel
screws. 100 kite sud 10 half b1rreIs ish A.
4. Van VOORHEES, s. Co., boxes sadAlery
hardware, box s7le1, l box leather, X
backing; Georse w. Caeslsy, barrels
whisky; james Parsons, clsss shasa: l. X
Co, leo boxes nails Adams, Mcneil! & Co -,
% pals tobacco A. Coolot, 1 case tobacco. i
case cigarettes; l.. l.. Lewis & Co. l carload
stoves; Continental Oh Company, l tank OIL.
INJUNCTION MoDRED.-On Mondsy of
this week judge benson, of tie Superior
Court, granted modification Of the injuuc.
ton issued sone time since against the Anna.
dor and Sacramento Canal Company. Per.
mission was granted 70 J. P Hurley, John
Hseeerty & Co, and James Barry 6 Co. to
"clesn ny" in their respective miaiug claims,
and the absve- mebtioned canal cogapaay
were granted permission to furnish the neces.
sary water for suea cleaning up. The modi-
fca5ion granted extends over period OF ten
dsys.
New CITIEEE.-Yesserday. in Department
Two Of toe Superior Court, Anton Stadel-
man, nasivs Of Switzerland, was admitted
Co citizenship upon the testimony Of Jacob
Stortz and Chsrles Heisen.
LOOK Our for to day and tomorrow
90 Ids and ends" ssle Of large lot Of glass
ware at Aokermsn's, 629 J street.
a CHANCE PoR The Poor i-"Oids and
ends" of glassware, almost given away, at
A cterrasr's closiug-ont sala 600 I stree.