Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Police CoURr.-The attendance at the
Police Court yesterday morning was large,
many occupying seats inside the ratings.
Quite a number of attorneys and others
seemed to be very much interested in the
case of Angus Ross and C. f. Weber, who
are charged with having swindled a man
who played at their tiger out of some SC, 900.
As one of the spectators remarked, there
no doubt are large fees for attorneys and in
teresting developments for the public in
the case. The charge against them for
gaming was continued until to-day, and
that of grand larceny until Satur-
day. 1t Is understood that parties
are trying to compromise the
matter, and endeavor if possible to keep il
out of Court. Hank Miller, who stole a
tiye-cent watermelon from an uptown fruit
stand, pleaded guilty to the charge and was
fined twenty-four hours imprisonment. He
asked the Judge as he passed ont if he
had never been there himself John
Murphy, for being drunk, was assessed s..
J. S. Neatly pleaded guilty to the charge of
being drunk. He said he had been selling
a great book, written by q noted
land reforner, entitled Poverty and
Progress" His sales had been so
much beyond his expectations that
he had spent a portion of his profits
for gin and had fallen by the waysde. He
said it was the first time he was ever under
the infOoence," and if allowed to depart
he would sin no more. He was allowed to
depart with slight lecture from the Court
VI. CoTigan was convicted of being drunk,
and it appearing that he was somewhat in
corrigible the Judge fined him 500. Nellie
Clark, arrested for enticing, did not favor
the Court with her presence, and her de-
post of 81 50 was declared forfeit. This is
the common mode of procedure with the
women of the town. They are allowed to
60 on 4 small bond and invariably forfeit it.
Auction SALE To-DAY.-Bell & Co, the
well-knOwn auctioneers, will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock, at their salesroom
in the Clunie building, corner Eighth and
X streets, without reserve, q large lot of
furniture and household goods. The first
article to be sold will be an elegant solid
walnut bedroom set, marble top, and con-
siSting of eight pieces: five Brussels, one
body Brussels one hemp and one three-ply
carpet two fine lounges, one solid walnut
child's bedstead and mattress, one Guinean
patent spring water filter, wardrobes,
kitchen safes, chrOmos and steel engrav-
ings, three-quarter and double bedsteads,
spring and top mattresses feather pillows,
Wilson sewing machine, stoves, ranges,
croellery and glassware.
ACCORDING To BARwIcK, the tempera-
ture, wind and weather at II NJ. yesterday
was: For Tatoosh Island $50, northwest
and foggy Olympia, CSC, calm and cloudy;
Portland 75o, north and clear; Fort Can
by, go, west and fair; Roseburg, $50, west
and fair; Cape Mendocino, SO, northwest
and clear; Red Bluff, 90, southeast and
clear; Sacramento, $50, southwest and
clear; San Francisco, $50, west and clear /;
Los Angeles, 90, west and clear; San
Diego, 500, west and clear; Salt Lake $50,
northwest and clear Cheyenne, 7So, north
east and clear: Denver, $40. north and fair !;
North Platte, $50, northwest and clear;
Omaha. 500, southwest and cloudy Yank-
ton SO, west and clear; Davenport Iowa
10, west and fair.
SENTENCED To SAN QUENTIN-ColOnel J.
H TOmlnsOn, who was convicted a few
days since in the Superior Court of San
joaquin county Of embezzling 800 from
NJ. Marde d Co, wholesale liquor dealers
of San Francisco, has been sentenced by
Judge Patterson to two years in san Quen-
tin. Tomlinson is well known TO the po-
lice officers of this city, where he has been
connected with several crooked transac-
tons. The Woodland, San Jose, Grass
Valley and Nevada papers tell of crooked
acts of ms at those several places. II was
proven at the trial that the Colonel had
worn a striped suit for term of years in
the State Prison of Illinois.
"NARc1ssE. The Metropoltan Theater
will be opened Friday evening by that dis
tingIished tragedian, Daniel L. Bandmann,
and the clever young actress Miss Louise
Beaudet, supported by their own Eastern
company in Mr.. Bandmann's latest sue
cess, NarcisSe.' The same will be pro-
duced at Saturdays matinee. Saturday
evening Othellu' will be produced, and
special performance will be given on Sun
day evening. Wherever this famous actor
and actress have appeared on this coast
they have received the highest cncOmiums
of the press The box office will be open
on Thursday at 10 4. NJ. when seats can be
reserved without extra charge.
NEEDS ArrKSrIoS-Th following note
has been received, and is recommended to
the attention of our health officers VIII
you be so kind as 10 call the attention of
the proper authorities to the condition of
the sewer on Il street, between Eighth and
Ninth2 This sewer is about two-thirds
full of stagnant, putrid water, that IS ex-
tremcly offensive during warm, sultry
weather. The stencil arising from this
sewer is a nuisance 70 all residents in that
vicinity, and should be abated Let the
sewer be properly covered with boards,
and sediment to the depth of two or three
feet, at once. &. d. w
CIrIzENIzEp. - The following citizens
were yesterday duly and legally adopted
into the great family of Uncle Samuel Pat.
Finn, native of Ireland; Robert Christie
and j. Yuill. natives of Nova Scotia J. Fl.
Simon and Michael NUM- natives of Ger
many; Thomas Barworth, Fred. GOlding,
Philip Carfisy, Lewis James, Joseph War;
and James Backroth, natives of England
Robert Rooney David Allen and Peter
Martin, natives of Canada Charles Nielsen
and Peter Paullsen, natives of Sweden
Peter OstInan and John Swensen, natives
of Sweden.
AUCTION SALE OF YOUTH's CLOTHING.
Bell a. Co, auctiOneers, viii sell at thelr
salesrooms. sol and S03 X street, at
o'clock this morning a large and select as
sortmcnt of new and custom made chill
drens wear. The entire lot will be sold to
the highest cash bidders in lots TO suit and
without reserve.
CHANGE IN TIME.-According to the new
time card that goes into effect to-day the
accommodation train for Marysyille, Red
Bluff and Redding will leave at \. NJ, IN
stead Of 7:l0. as heretofore, and the Central
Pacific express will pass through at 100
A. NJ. instead of $50.
BUSINESS CHANGE-The Pacific Oyster
and Chop House, No 705 J street, has been
purchased of A. Weimann by Fred. Kim
and John Barrett. The new proprietors
will conduct the house in first-clasS style
and see that their friends and public are
well provided for Both of the gentlemen
are well known and qualified for the enter
prise engaged in, the former by once being
q well-known politician, the other popu-
lar butcher.
MORE BARGAISs.-New lines. At least
one hundred packages of dress goods placed
in shape to be seen and sold at Red House
to-day. -
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