Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-28


The BRiGHToN CAsE.-W hen the case of
Peter Hoey, charged with having made a
criminal assault upon Mrs. Kinvon at his
house in Brighton township. was called for
further hearing in Justice Posts Court YES
terday morning, counsel for the prosecu-
non announced that their testimony was
all IN. by consent the charge of rape
against the same defendant. preferred by
Mrs. McNancs, was then taken up. and
the evidence of the two women, which was
as positive as it had been in the other case
on the previous day, was heard. When the
prosecution rested, counsel for the defense
moved Tor a nonsuit on the ground that a
case had not been made out against the de-
fendant The motion was argued at con-
siderable length, and by the Court over
rred. The case then went over until 10
A. NJ. to-day, when the testimony, for the
defense will be introduced.
The HARLAN CAsE.-The work of obtain
ing jury in the Harlan murder case at
Woodland advanced more rapidly yester-
day than on any previous day, four more
jurors being obtained, making eight ac-
cepted so far. The new ones are 4: James
Il. Gose, farmer, living near Madison, and
resident of GOlo county for TWENTY-FIVE
years; Parsons Richardson, a carpenter,
resident of Washington, and in y olo county
eighteen years; William Russell. farmer.
living near Winters, and in Yolo thirty
three years Isaac Quinn, a farmer, from
near Plainiield, in y olo county twenty-si1
years. Juror Lauken is still detained at
home by the severe illness of his wife, but
II is hoped he will be able to attend by the
time full jury has been secured.
SERVED HIM RIGHr-Y esterday large,
burly-looking tramp accosted a gentleman
on X street, near Second, and asked for
twenty-five cents. Not being favorably
impressed with the appearance of the aims
asking individual, the gentleman politely
replied that he had nothing to give This
irritated the rough-looking Individual, who
applied the most offensive epithetS to the
gentleman, and remarked that if he ever
caught HIM in a dark alley he would Grip
pie him. Not liking the abuse, coupled
with threats the gentleman, who was much
the smallest man of the two. promptly
knocked the tramp down and administered
a sound thraShing.
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS SITES FOR SALE
IN STocKroY.-The Pacific Coast Land
Bureau will sell at auction at Stockton to-
morrow, at l P. NJ, choice residence and
business sites, TO close the estate of the late
Captain c. NJ. Weber. The sale will be
held at the salesroom of G. w. Melone.
auctioneer, No. ISL Hunter street. The
terms Will be One-third cash and the bal
ance at 9 per cent. per annun, including
mortgage tax; taxes for 1867 paid by
seller. Settlement can be made in Stock
ton or San Francisco. As TO maps, cata-
iogueS, etc, and other information, refer
ence is made to advertisement in another
column.
AUCTION SALE.-W. II. Sherburn will sell
at auction, at 1880 A. NJ. to-day, at the
residence No. 9261 Seventh street, all the
fine furniture, including a finely-carved
black walnut parlor set, marble-top center
tables, oil paintings, lace curtains and
CorniceS, Brussels and other carpets, bed
lounges, marble-top walnut bedroom sets.
spring and hair mattresses, pillows blank
cts, Richmond range and utensils, dining
room and other kitchen furniture.
MARDI GnAs MEErING.-An adjourned
meeting of all interested in Mardi Gras
demonstration will be held this evening at
S o'clock, at the Courthouse. The COM
mittee request full attendance of citizens.
that the public desire, as to manner of cell
ebration, hour of procession, etc, may be
determined, and also the date upon which
it shall be held.
BASEBALL SUNDAY.-The next League
game in this city will be played on Sunday
between the Atlas and Pioneers The
Atlas will play as usual. The Pioneer team
will consist of the Eastern pitcher Nc
Mullen; Carroll, c.; Outflow, LIST b.; Buck
ley, ID b.; Bigelow, SIS; Power, If; Duvall,
r.f: Finn, eff; Cayeney Sd b.
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