Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Resolutions of Respect.


Resolutions of Respect
Warren Relief Corps No. Is, of the De
partment of California, W. r. c., an auxil-
iary of the Grand Army of the Republic
met at their headquarters, Fifth and J
streets, yesterday afternoon. OF the fifty
members belonging, over half were in at
tendance After the meeting was called to
'order, Sailie Ii. Henry, President, stated
that it had been specially called for the
purpose of taking some steps toward a
proper observance of the obsequies Of the
lamenteI hero and statesman, General
Grant.
After some discussion, a committee was
appointed to draft memorial resolutions.
The committee appointed reported as fol-
lows
WHEREAs, The ration meurns the loss of its
Chiettain, and whispered words of sorrow heard
in the households of all the land have conveyed
the sad intelligence that General Grant is
dead, the women of Warren Relief Corps are
desiIous of adding their humble tribute to his
worth and testifying their respect for the mem
DRY Of our honored leader; therefore, be it
ReS5tyed, That the members of this corps
deeply deplore the nations loss of its most dis
tinguished citizen, beloved by all for his cOur-
age wisdom, fidelity and honor.
ResG'r6d, That his name, as the glorious de
fender and preserver of home and liberty, will
ever be cherished with gratitude, and loving
ly green in our hearts we viii keep him whose
banner of war now lies folded in peace
ReSured, That in this hour of affliction we
sincerely SympathiZe with those bound to him
by the nearest and dearest ties, and commend
them for consolation TO Him who orders all
things we'll.
ReSo'.ed, That we drape our hall in the en-
hlems of mourning for the period of sixty days,
and that these resolutions be spread upon the
records OF this corps, and copy thereof be
transmitted 70 the family of the deceased.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY AT AUCTI0N.-D. j.
Simmons & Co, auctioneers, will sell on
Wednesday, August 9TH, at 1890 o'clock,
the residence of P. Madden. at No. 1928 X
street situated on X street between Four
teenih and Fifteenth. The house is two
story. with allmodcru improvements. bath,
hot and cold water, gas fixtures, etc: also
= fine barn, stables. Out-hOuSeS, etc. Ii is
one Of the prettiest and most substantially
built residences in Sacramento. The lot in
size : 404lGq Also, at the same time, the
household furniture, consisting Of fine par
Tor set, walnut bedroom sets, spring and
hair mattresses, Brussels and three-ply car
pets, marble and extension tables, clipper
lounges, walnut bookcases, fine range. and
Il general assortment OF dininE-roOm and
kitchen furniture The residence will be
open Tor Inspection from Monday until day
OF sale A.rties in search of n beautiful
residence for home VIII do well to attend
this sale. Terms at sale.
PouCE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of John Norton and Louis
Strauss, charged with keeping disorderly
houses, were continued till August 11th.
The charges of petit larceny recorded
against K. f. Wilson and c. +. Mead, the
iewelry auCtioneers. were dismissed but
the same parties We're held to answer on
charges of obtaining money under false
pretcnses, bail in each case being fixed at
81 600 Theodore Klebbs was assessed -
and costs, for having loaded up too heavily
with beer. James Morgan was fined $50
for similar otienSe. All Lue and All
June, convicted of petit larceny, were cen
fenced to ninety days each in the county
Jail Charles Elliott, charged with grand
larceny, was held 10 answer; bail, 900.
WEATHER REroRT.-The highest temper
ature yesterday, according to the Signal
Service reports, was For Tatoosh Island,
G27: Olympia So; Spokane Falls, 90:
Dayton. 1892; Fort CANDY, GG7: Port
land 500: RoSeburg. 90o Cape Mendo-
cino, 60: Red Bluff 92o; Sacramento,
$40; san Francisco, zoe: Keeler. SO; San
Luis Obispo, -; Los Angeles, SO. The
temperature at noon yesterday was For
salt Lake. So; Cheyenne, SO; Denver,
$50: North Platte, 90; Omaha, 90. As our
meteorological reporter said yesterday
morning that we might expect warm
weather in 4 few days, we find it already
growing warmer, with the hot wave cen
tered Al Dayton, where it was 1899 yester-
day.
DECLINES TO PAY. - Attorney-General
Marshall and Surveyor General Wiley
yesterday petitioned the Superior Court to
issue q writ of mandate requiring Con-
trol,er Dunn to draw warrants in their
favor Tor certain sums of money which
they claim to BE due them for travelling ex-
penses. rs authorized by the Legislature.
The matter was argued before Judge Nc
Far.aad, the Acknowledgement appearing
for himself and brother official, and K. 7.
Dev.ln representing the Controller. The
latter questioned his right and authority to
draw the warrants. Judge Mcfarland took
the matter under advisement.
WANTS TO HEAR ABOUT Ir.-In the Po-
lice Cour; yesterday, the parties who had
sworn 70 the complaints against John Nor
ton and Louis Strauss for keeping noisy
and dlsOTderly places on X street. near
Third. appeared and asked To have the
charges dismissed, as the defendants had
promised to give no further cause for COM
plant Judge Henry remarked, however.
that he was weary of that sort of thing.
and had little faith in such promises of re-
form. He ordered the cases continued till
August 18th, when he proposed 10 investi-
gate the matter
CHARGED WITH AsSAULT.-A man named
William Stewart presented himself at
Justice Posts office yesterday with a very
big swelling under his right optic, indicat-
ing that he had received what one Of the
fancy would term a daisy hit He said
that a man of mastodonic proportions
named William Doyle, had assaulted him
out on the grant somewhere and he de-
sired him arrested. Mr.. Doyle was subse-
quentiy brought before the Justice and
cited to appear on Saturday next, at P. NJ.
and explain his conduct
\ PROMINENT LADY.-The city was yes
teriay honored with visit from Mrs
Belva A. LOCKWOOD, late candidate of the
Woman SufragiSts for President. The
lady doubtless feels repaid for the loss Of
the Presidency ul NAY liiS al pIPvltullI y
10 enjoy the glorious climate of Califor
MIA and even a brief sojourn in the Capital
city.
To-DAY is the day for bargains in om
shoe department Great reductions have
been made in desirable lines. See new
advertisement this morning of the closing
days Of our twentieth seni-annual clearing
sale. Red House.
HAVE several secondhand pianos fol
sale cheap for $50, SO, 500, $50, 500 and
$3.50 New pianos. $500, 1925, etc, up &c
81 200 for a Mathushek concert grand. John
F. Cooper 527 street
To-NoRRow more than one hundred la,
dies Nsps, dolmans, newmarkets, etc. al
ess th4I the cost of making. Red House,