Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-16


ment, and filled that position from 1868 to
1871. In 1867 Mr.. Swift organized the Sac
ramentG Savings Bank of this city, and has
been retained as the President ever since.
The deceased had been ailing for long
time. He leaves wife and three daugh
ters-Mrs. Edgar Mills, Mrs Isaac Lehman
and Mrs Brown, the latter residing in Ala
bama.
GArIIEPED HIM Yesterday morning
tramp appeared at the residence of Sen
ator William Johnston, Richland, and,
accosting Mrs. Johnston who was in the
garden watering flowers, requested to be
furnished with breakfast The tramp
business has been. SO completely overdone
in that neighboFhood that the lady refused
him, and suggested that he go to work.
He replied that there was no work to be
got. and, upon her expressing belief that
there was, he replied, I" It's a ID lie"
She ordered him to leave, and as he moved
away he kicked picket off the fence,
knocked over three or four baskets Of
peaches and trampled them into the
ground, and broke some glass in the
windows of a small unOccupied building.
He remained about the premises all day,
much to Mrs. JOhnStOn's annoyance, as
her husband was away from home. Early
last evening one of the employees ordered
him away from the barn, near which he
was lying, but he refused to 60 Suisse
quently Mr.. Johnston, who had returned,
told another of the men to drive him away
or arrest him. The tramp showed fight,
whereupon Mr.. Johnston and club took
part in the disagreement, and the intruder
was captured. He was put in a wagon,
brought to the city, and about II clock
last night landed in the station-house. He
gives the name of Alec. Vanderleiper.
CHINESE CUTTING ARRAY. About 8
o'clock last evening boy called at the sta
tion-housc and stated that a Chinaman
was lying drunk on the sidewalk on 1
street, between Front and Second. Suisse
quently the boy returned and said the Chi
naman was wounded. Officer Farren pro-
ceeded to inquire into the matter, and had
the Celestial carried to the station house ON
q stretcher by two Of the TRUSTEES. He was
found to have a knife wound in the right
breast, and City Physician Parkinson was
called and attended To the injury, which is
serious The wounded man, who has been
in the county jail and chain-gang several
times for vagraney and petit larceny, made
the following statement to Chief Jackson.
l. l am Wong All Chung Wang All Bong
stabbed me. He sleeps on the sidewalk
mostly. We quarreled about gambling in
gambling house next to Lee Wah's
butcher shop. 1t was a tan game. All
Sing or Sing Kee told Wong All Bong to
| kill me because | owe him some money.
| Wong An Rong was at the county Jail
when | was there. He was in for petit lar
ceny.' Bong ran away after doing the cut
| ting, and has managed so far to elude the
! officers.
AN UNGRATEFUL FELLow.-Officer Rey-
nolds, of Port Costa, came up to the city
Monday evening, in search Of J. D. Hen
messy, at one time brakeman on the rail-
road who is charged with larceny. The
| circumstances of the matter as related by
the officer are in effect that Hennessy was
| sick at Port Costa, and without means, and
| q friend kindly took care of him. He re
warded the kindness by stealing his friend 5
| wifes diamond ring and set of earrings,
and disappeared. Officers Kent, Sullivan
| and Farrell undertook TO find the offender
if he was here, and Reynolds returned
| home. On Tuesday officers Sullivan and
| Kent met Hennessy on the street and put
| him under arrest He said that he had
pawned the earrings for 81 and sold the ring
for SO, and the officers recovered the prop
erty.
| Cut IN THE SIDE.-Last evening John
| Holland, recent arrival from San Fran
CISCO got into dispute in q saloon on X
street, between Front and Second, with an
other man relative to the payment for
drinks, which they had been playing cards
for, and fight ensued. After Holland left
the saloon he found that he had received a
knife wound in the left side few inches
below the shoulder Officer Sullivan, on
learning OF his injury, took him to the
Office of the City Physician, who sewcd up
the wound. which is not dangerous The
man who inflicted it. and whose name is
unknown to Holland, has not been found
ACcrIoN SALE. - Sherburn & Smith,
auctioneers, will sell on the premises
to-day, at II o'clock \. n, the follow
ing real estate: Full lots ,, 3, /. >, 6,
and 5, in block bounded by \ and O.
Twenty and Thirtieth streets. Lots
| 3 and ( have house. barn, windmill
chicken house, etc. The seven lots will be
sold as a whole or divided if required
Also, at II O'Clock NJ, lot =, 80x160, . and
2, Twenty-fourth and Twenty-tifth streets
together with a one-story and basement
frame dwelling. five rooms, closets, etc
barn and orchard, and good well OF water
The title is perfect.
FINE three strap sandals for 81; opera
slippers, 81; colored infants shoes, % cent;
per pair; ladies pebble goat button shoes
81 81 ladies' kid slippers. so cents; serge