Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-03

the owner of the premises saw and arrested
him, after q chase. Judge Van Fleet said
if that was all there was in the case he
could not think of committing the defend
ant to prison. He therefore fixed Saturday
next for passing sentence, and ordered that
Bradford be notified to appear in Court and
testify as to the facts.
AUCTION SALE.-Edwin k Alsip & Co.
VIII sell to-day, at 1890 A. NJ. on the
premises, by direction of D. o. Cook,
the house, lot and furniture at No. 621 NJ
street. It IS a two-story dwelling of seven
rooms, hard finished, gas and bath. The
grounds are in blue grass, and there is a
great variety of beautiful flowers, shrubs
and shade trees. and fruit enough for
family use. The grass plat is Ornamented
by a handsome fountain There is con-
venient two-story stable, chicken-house
woodshed. and in fact every convenience.
Il is q very desirable piece of property
eligibly located, and must be sold. The
furniture is good, well selected, and in
cludes everything that should be in a COM
Portable home.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Luke Grogan, for assault
TO murder, and John O'Conner, for dis
turbing the peace, were continued until
the Sth, owing to Fred Bliss, WHO'S alleged
to have been cut by Grogan, being as yet
anable to appear in Court. .....Ah Fow was
convicted of carrying concealed weapons,
and fined SO, or 10 days.. Mabel George
was tried for battery and malicious mis-
chief. and discharged, there being nothing
in the charges. Mrs. d. Larcener, &C
cused of being a common drunkard, was
acquitted Dbl B. Seiva. for misdemeanor
in selling liquor to Indians, was fined 50,
or ; DAYS. Thomas Curran, for having
been drunk, was sent below for "a hours.
New BooKs.-The following books have
been added to the City Library, aud will be
ready for distribution tomorrow morning
Queen Victoria's Life" by Grace Green
wood: Musical Composers, Tytler; PLY
steal Expression Warner; Common
Sense of the Exact Sciences, Clifford
..Comparative Literature, Posnett; MAN
malia' Schmidt; ''Anthropoid Apes,
Hartmann; Lincoln Leland; Homer,
Gladstone; 'tHaschisch,' King; "Marion'S
Faith" King: Late Mrs. Null, Stockton
"Andromeda," Fleming; Livingston and
Stanley" Chambiss; Myths and Myth
makers Fiske; Pacific Coast Directory
1867" Annual Cyclopedia, 1885
LAST EVENINGS CoNcERT-Several thou
sand people assembled in Capitol Park las
evening to enjoy the open-air concert giver
bv the First Artillery band, under the lead
ership of C. A. Neale and their hearty
Applause was evidence that they were
greatly pleased with the excellent mannei
in which the programme, which CONSISTED
of the following numbers, was rendered
March, Niagara" overture, Souvenirs
waltz, Ida May serenade, Font
Heart" piccolo solo, Skylark; = CRANE
WINS y schottisch, "Chuck Fall o
Glory = gallop, Agitation"
TRvINe TO SELL IT.-Officers Kent, Far
rell and Sullivan arrested on Tuesday {
man named james Burke, who was en-
deavor5ng to sell the drop of lady's ear
ring, containing five diamonds; and !
nroved to be the property of Mrs. X. Q
Klenk who lost it on the occasion OF St
Rose picnic last Thursday, either at thu
Grove or on the barge when returning t.
The city. Ii was advertised for, but without
success Burke informed the officers tina
he found Il on the barge after its arriya
here. By undertaking to sell the propert,
instead OF irving TO find its owner, he ha
got himself into trouble.
DAMAGES AssEssEp.-The Chinese VIII
recently lost two of their female slave
through proceedings had before Commits
sioner Busbey, are said to have taken tn
matter before the Six Companies at SaI
FRANCISCO. instead of fighting it out in
Grand row here, and the decision Is tina
fbe company to which Charley Chung an,
Frank Lee belong must pay 70 the recen
owners Of the women 8, 2Oo-S6Oo Tor eael
woman.
N.sIo AT THE Observation-Disclosures
;,.stbe counter attractions, Zamloch, tn
magician. had good audience at tn
clnnia Opera House last evening. Tn
performance was fully up to that OF tn
praceiinr evenings. DR.. Hughson won tn
rrbi,.f n-ize. a tea set of "A pieces. The frs
,1-;ze tonight will be dinner set OF y
pieces. Entire change OF programme e1
evening.
cH,a1ry's SAKE-The appeal publishe
nv Maggie ]. Hill, asking aid for hersel
a,,a cfild during her present trouble,
,neet;uc with many responses. A prom
,cnt Gentleman called at this Office las
aysninc and added 50 TO the fund, and re
,,,,ost;ng the. his name be not mad
itLno Sr He said II was case where he'll
nnisbt well be extended to the helpless.
RAILROAD HosPITAI-Dr. Huntington
Superintendent of the Southern Pacifi
4 rJss,,;4.l in This CITY. makes the foilowin