Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-03

}. A. Woodson, V. s. McClatchy, C. X.
McClatchy, W. 2. Coleman, 7. VI. Lindlev.
John We'll, Allen Bryant, W A. Eliason,
Mayor John Q. Brown, Frank Miller and
G. W. Wilson.
Police CoUEr.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court on Sat
urday: Thomas Anderson, disturbing the
peace fined 81 So William McKen, petit
larceny, ninety days in the county iail.
The case of w. J. Patterson, charged with
petit larceny, was continued till Wednes-
day next. Thomas Kelly was fined 800 for
resisting an officer and disturbing the peace.
Louis Hansche charged with vagrancy.
had his case continued until Wednesday
next. Harry Bowman, the young tough
who beat a woman on Third street the
night before, and afterward undertook to
whip the whole police force, was adjudged
guilty and will be sentenced to-day.
Louis Warner, alias Muldoon, was CON
victed Of battery, and will be sentenced at
the same time. Mrs. Wemer was adiudged
guilty of opening a letter addressed to an
other person. She, too will receive SEN
tence to-day. Jodn Filaud a young man
who seemed capable of better things, was
convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to
ninety days Imprisonment. Wm. Henry
Harrison (whO does not claim to be ineal
descendant of former President) was sent
TO Jail for one day FOR sleeping in a car
The case of Mrs. Larcener, who pleaded
guilty TO charge of drunk, was taken under
gdvisement. Jean Arratta was fined SO
for disturbing the peace j. W Ralston,
the man charged with assaulting little
Nellie Kelly, was partially examined and
the case was continued till to-day.
Communicative our last report ar-
rivals have been as follows: Steamers
Flora and Varuna, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with barges OF grain; steamers San
| Joaquin Nos. and 3, from San Francisco,
with freight and light bargeS; steamer d.
T.. Knight, from San Francisco. en- route
| to Marysville; steamer Sonoma, from San
! Francisco, with barge of lumber for Friend
| e Terry Lumber Company. Departures
| have been as follows: Steamer Naruna
! for the upper Sacramento, with barge OF
| freight; steamers San Joaquin Nos. and
| 3. for San Francisco, with barges of grain
steamer Sonoma, for San Francisco with
| barges light
HIS LAST REPoRr.--The monthly ab
stract of the collections of the United States
Internal Revenue Office for the month OF
July. A. h. Frost, Collector, is as follows
Collections on distilled spirits, $5,3S7 50
on tobacco. 5000 S.; fermented liquors
81 1910 81. Total, S13,66i 81. This is the
last report that will be made out by Mr.
Frost. be having been superseded on the Isl
| By Robert Barnett, of Colusa.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About O'Clock
yesterday morning Frank Winnie, who
resides at Ninth and \ streets, was awak
ened by the footsteps of some person or
! his verandah. On looking out of the win
| dow he saw a man fumbling at the shutters
! and demanded to know what he wanted
| The unreasonable visitor made no re-
Spouse, but got away as quickly as posi-
To-Day at o'clock, p cases of goods
that should have been on sale Saturday, Dul
| left on wharf in San Francisco Thursday
night. Mems calf boots, morocco leg, 81 a
per pair to-day. Ladies 81 French KID
| shoes for 81 so to-day. Misses calf button
! shoes. goat top, 81 80 per pair to-day. La
dies fine kid Oxford ties, 81 % to-day
Childrens kid button shoes, 81 30 (Saller
/ levin & Co.'S make). Infants kid san
dals, very fine, for 80 cents to-day. Men:
French calf button hand sewed shoes, gooc
value for 81 80, for 81 90 to-day at Rec
| House.
EIGHT o'clock this morning Hale Bros.
clearance sale.
LADIES, do not buy until you see oul
piles of new goods-never shown before
! to-day st Red House.
CLEARANCE sale commences to-day a
| Hale Bros.
| TT will nav Won to visit Hale Bros. dres
! goods department.
THE boots and shoes are well represented
| ut Hale Bros clearance sale.
MEMS business suits reduced to 70
Hale Bros clearance sale.