Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BRIgF NoTEs.

An owner is wanted By officer Brissell for a
chest of tools. found yesterday in the under
brush not far from the depot.
E. M. Skaggs was arrested on Saturday
for threats against the life OF w. Z. Wilson,
the complaint having been sworn to by the
latter. A bond of 500 was given.
The further examination of F. x. Bauer
for an alleged attempt TO poison his vile and
children, which had been set for hearing on
Saturday, was continued until tomorrow On
account OF the necessary absence OF counsel
Saturday morning it was found that the
saloon of Daniel Halter, on Third street, be-
tween J and X, had been burglarized during
the night, and 200 cigars, some whisky and
small amount of money taken. Entrance
was effected by breaking basement window.
The regular meeting Of the Dillon Branch
OF the Irish National Land League was held
at Grand Army Hall last evening, and was
largely attended. The designations of Presi-
dent j. 2. Dalton, Vice-P President Bartholo-
NEW Lucey, and Secretary Flynn, were &C.
cepted, and vote Of thanks rendered them
for the Jealous and efficient manner 10 which
they performed the duties of their respective
offices. r. +. Carr addressed the meeting,
and Mr.. Buck favored tho audience with some
songs.
AN Ex-GRocERYMAN ARRESTED. = On
Saturday afternoon L. J. Dierssep, formerly
proprietor Of grocery store on Seventh and
Q streets, was arrested on warrant issued
from the Police Court, charging him with
misdemeanor. The complaint was sworn to
bya member of the firm of Hall, Luhrs & Co.
The circumstances which caused the arrest,
as related by the complainant, are that on
Saturday evening, November 25;h, of last
orr RI
receiving for the same the sum Of 5000;
that. q meeting Of the Board of Trade was
held on the following Tuesday, and it was
there learned that Dierssen had within few
days previous purchased On credit over 81, 600
worth Of goods; that sn attachment was put
on the place that Dierssen said be owed q
man named Kelley. who lived near Brighton,
about $500, and that he went TO Toland and
sold the place, $500 Of the money going to
pay the indebtedness to Kelley. A suit was
brought by Tolsnd against the Sheriff to
have the attachment released. This suit
came TO trial in the Superior Court on Satur-
day last, but judgment was withheld, but
will probably be decided to-day. The arrest
was ina:ie Saturday st the instigation of the
attorney for the Board of Trade. The de-
PENDANT gave bail ia the gum OF $500 for his
appearsnce in the Police Court this morning
to answer to tae charge of defrauding his
creditors.
FREIGHT TO ARRIyE.-Freight for Sacra-
mento passed Ogden on the ssh instant as
isSllows: Baker & Hamilton, boxes planes !;
Whittiei5 Fuller & Co., case paper hang
ines, box holdings w. D. ComstocB, 4
bags hair; N'einstock & LubiD, 5 boxes
shoes Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 10 boxes
chisels, % boxes iroL nut socks, bale cotton
cordsgs; Hall, Luhra & Co., % boxes canned
chicken, 100 boxes clothes-pins w. A. & G.
S. Houghtou, cases envelopes, case books;
A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., / bale blankets, 3
boxes names, boxes hardware; JOS Hahn
s. CO., II boxes medicine; G. P. R. r., 50
barrels valve oil j. -Lindley & Co., box en-
velopes, l box ruled paper, case waxed
paper, 10 packages Manila paper; Fl. Eek
H,,SdE. l case cartridges; Mebius & Co.. 30
JoS5s clotbes.pins: Billingsley & Co., 1 box
minciug knives, 10 willow clothes-baskets, 6
warehouse trucks, Is dozsn trays.
METROPOLITAN THEArER. R. Rogers,
comedy company and little Minnie Palmer
gave farewell entertainment at this theater
o. T.turday night, presenting for the fourth
and last tue William ellis musical comedy,
NJ Swestheart." There was . good az.
tendarca, the house was well and comfortably
warmed. ard there vas no cutting Of the play
because il was its lsss night here. There can
be no doubt that the comedy viii be popu-
lar one with the pubic while 10 the hands OF
little Minnie and X e. Graham, though it
has not the slightest merit of It's own. Ths
auditors are kepsia roar of lauhgter most of
the tims that tina fayorite little artist aud
Mr.. Graham are en- the stage. The character
of DIR. Oliver, IN the hands of John z. Sut-
ton, was admirably presented, while Miss
Maggie Arlington, as Mrs. F.eeter, and T.
j. Hawkins, SO Joe Shotwell, acquitted
themselves creditabiy.
RIcE's SURPRISE PARTY.-The original
Rice's Surprise Party viii appear at the Me.
tropolitan Taeater en- next Thursday evening
in the new sensational melodramatic operate
comedy melange entitled Pop" The COM
pany, comprising sixteen people, has been
playing long and successful engagement at
the Blsh.street Theater In San Francisco
The engagement hers lasts the remainder Of
the week, including q matinee Saturday.
The box office az the theater Will be open
Wednesday morning, where seats can be &C.
cured without extra charge.
A PREDIcTIoN.-Last night Sergeant Bar
wick reported the barometer falling along the
entire coast, and predicted an early rain
storm for this vicinity. The thermometer
yesterday did not go 90 low as the freezing
point. On Saturday it just reached if, while
on Friday and Thursday mornings at 6 o'clock
it was at 2So. This, according to records
kept by S. FL. Gerrisb, ia as low as it has
reached during this month since February 10,
1858, when it marked 21'.
OFFICER CARROLL ACQUITTED. On Satur-
day afternoon the Board of Police Commits
sioners met and heard argument Of counsel in
the case Of polics officer J. j. Carroll, charged
with oppression ard official misconduct. The
argument was qnits lengthy, occupying nearly
the entire afternoon. At its conclusion the
Board dismissed the charges aud exonerated
the officer from all blame in the matter of the
arrest of the two young men.
NAMES ON THE SLATE.-At the police sta
ton at L o'clock last night names were found
on the slate with charges as follows L. j.
Diersssn, Elisdemeanor John Kelly, drunk !;
L. M. Skaggs, threats to do injury to person !;
Peter Qligley, drunk John Hartican, dis
tuybire the pssce John Doe, drunk, and
three dodgers.
Police COURT Business was transacted in
the Police Court On Saturday, as follows :
August Rsibe drunk. pleaded guilty; fined
SIS. james keJs, drunk, pleaded guilty /;
sentenced r. twenty -four hours in the city
prison f. X Bsusr, felony, continued TO
February 18Th.
To BE DISTRIBUTED among the people OF
this vicinity Genuine bargains in dress
goods, domessies, clothing, gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes, comprising our entire
winter STOCK. which is to be closed out re-
gardless OF cost, as we inSke Il rule never
to carry goods from ols season to another
We ask you but to exathins them, at Hsle's
stupsnd0us clearance ssle.
GREAT improvements ct Red House Grand
extension OF the stoFes- a mammoth, gigantic
sale inaugurated, to commence to-day, 12sh
instant. Be on hand everybody.
To DAY, the 12sb, is lie commencement of
the great ccm0iBatian sale at Red House.
All goods marked down to make q speedy
sale.
HEAVY double Spanish quilts will tie sold
for 81 so. Silks, cashineres and other fine
dress goods at far under regular price. Mil
Hnery goods, TO close out winter stock. viii
be sold At half then fpv mar price.
DISTINGUISHED FoBErGEBRs. in shape of
new line of Bone s celebrated black silks,
at 81 25. 50 rs and So per yard, at Halls