Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24

POLICE COUBT.-The usual band Of drunken
Caucasians and -sd Mongolians were in the
deck yesteriay orning Time levels all, so
does the Police Court, for there the white
man comes up to perfect equality with his
yellow brother. Henry Flumer, John Bell
and James Duffy disturbed the peace Of a
multitude of citizans, and were fined $40, or
ten days in the County Jail. N. Graf for
misdemeanor. was held for trial on the Goth
instant. All Yong, for battering a brother
went up for thirty days, and the case OF An
Tong, for a like otfense, was continued until
to-day. The grand larceny cases of Charles
Weaver and Il. II, Mead were continued till
the 26sh instant. All Yang, for misde-
meanor, and An Kee, for disturbing the
peaee, were dismissed on motion of the City
Attorney, but Mr.. Kee, for carrying con-
cealed upder his blouse twofoot pistol, YVES
fined $50, or twenty days in the County Jail
His excpse for thus equipping himself was
that be was a night wstchmsn for q Chias
church, sort Of knight Templar, whose
duty was to protect the person and the house
of the joss. But His Honor ruled that the
days Of chivalry had departed with the East
srn Communicates and the Chicago brass
band, and, moreover, the battles of a god
should not be fought with weapons of carnal
warfare. He therefore found the masked
battery man guilty.
CONCERT TEIs EVENING A concert will
be given at the Congregational Church this
evening, when some of the finest selections
viii Re rendered that have ever been produced
in this CITY. The concert is given by the
choir of The Church, for the benefit of the
music fund, and assisted by the following
well-knnwn artists Mrs. DR.. Bruno, Mrs.
Addis T. Pinkham, Mrs. Adde Carter, Mrs.
Geo. Hsnsbr0w. Miss Lizzie Griffin, Mrs r.
H Aarbsch Miss Gertrude Gerrish, r. II.
Auerbsch, Klwood Bruner, Z. +. Ashworth
and Charles Clayton. The members of the
choir sTe A. Ssnborn, Miss May L. Milliken,
hrs. =. FOgsrty, B. Leonard and Miss
Amelia Bohl, organist. A. Sanborn will be
musical director Of the concert. On the pro-
gramme will be solos, duets quartets, double
Quarsefs, etc, of the choicest selections. and
many OF which have never before been beard
here. The published programme fer use of
the audience will contain the full text, or
complete libretto of al the pieces TO be pre-
duced-an innovation which will be highly
appreciated. The price of admission is to be
% cents. Doors will be opened at o'clock,
sad concert TO commence at hall. past.
WANTS DANAGEs.-Yes yesterday, in Depart
ment One of the Superior Court, Judge John
HUT, Of San Francisco, presiding, was COM
menoed the trial of Mrs. Rebeecs Rogers VS..
the Central Pacific Railroad Company. The
complaint says that on the 10Th of April,
1901. James McGregor Rogers was fireman on
train that was wrecked in Shasta county at
q place called China gulcb. 1t appears that
there had been cloudburst in the mountains.
ana that the rush OF waters had carried away
the bridge, the train was ditched and Young
Rogers was killed. Mrs. Rogers claims that
the company are responsible, and asks iudg-
ment for damages in the sum of S50. 600.
She has as counsel w. c. Van Fleet, of this
city, and w. b. Tresdwell, Of Woodland.
The defense Is represented by Judge S. C.
benson. The case is being tried before the
following jury: r. c. Irvine, A. Schaden.
G. F. Lyon, NJ. j. Smith, II. Lawson. John
Wstt, Jacob Keiper, II. Marks, William Car.
rick, John Gruhler, Hiram Cook snd c. Nc.
Ginuis.
COMMENCING this morning the Capital
Wooden Mills, S22 street, will close out
1000 yards of cashmere remnants worth
81 % to 81 so a yard, almost half price.
This is a genuine sale. Come and see for
yourselves.
NO KOBE CDl1Olslns. ISules piuSn-nned,
fur-top, patent spring kid gloves, the best in
the market; 81 20 and 81 40 per pair. Red
HOUSE.
THE U. s. Analytical Chemist at WASH
ingtos pronounced the Eclipse Champagne
one of the purest wines in the msrket.
II Is known fact that the Red House IS
hescqusrters for blankets.