Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-17
Police Court.

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Police Court.
In the Police Court yesterday the case of
S. H. Cumpton, charged with an assault to
murder, was further continued until the
23d..,.,The case of Peter Essig, alias Stortz,
for forgery, went over until this morning
Nv. e. Latson was convicted of the
larceny of 50, and will be sentenced to-day.
Frank Andrich was found guilty of
a disturbance of the peace at the Unique
Restaurant Saturday night, and will come
up for judgment this morning ..... Mrs. A.
Harder, previously convicted of disturbing
the peace was fined $l0.....Joe Geary who
created disturbance at the Grand Hotel
Saturday night and threatened to kill
Sadie Adams, was found guilty, and will
be sentenced at to-day session IA Fon-
tano was tried on charge of disturbing
the peace, and acquitted. $50. Hugh Gala
CHER, arrested for petit larceny, in stealing
valise and contents, was discharged, the
evidence being such as to leave a doubt as
to his guilt, and he was given the benefit of
the doubt.
YESTERDAYS ExcURsIoNIsrs.-F car
loads of excursionists came through from
the East yesterday, and in addition there
was such a large list of regular passengers
that the express train was run in two Sec
tons. Mr.. Siegler's excursion party, from
Chicago and vicinity, occupied two Pull
man palace cars, while the occupants of
one of the cars with second-class excursion
lists, under the management of r. II. Pin
ney, came from Lincoln, Neb., and the
other car, in charge of S. A. Stewart, was
filled with people mainly from the vicinity
of Dolovan, Wis. Many of the excursion
lists remained here, others went on to San
Francisco, intending to return to this sec
ton later, and the remainder left for the
southern portion of the State.
THE BIC PIaEoN-SHooTING MATcH.-The
committees appointed by the Pacific and
Forester Gun Clubs met last night and per-
fected arrangements for the grand shoot on
THANKSGIVING Day They decided to shoot
under the Forester club rules, plunge traps,
each club to name y men, at II single
rises, so yards for 10 and % yards for u
bore guns, each club to furnish its own
birds losing club to pay for the supper. 1t
is also the intention TO select q trophy, to
be shot for annually. This is expected to
be the best shoot that has ever taken place
in the city, and each club will put its best
men forward. The shooting viii commence
at 10 A. NJ. sharp.
THE LATE PETER HANNAN.-Departmen
Two of the Superior Court adjourned yes
terday out of respect for the memory Of the
late Peter Hannah, after the appointment
of four attorneys to act as pail bearers and
represent the bar at the funeral, and A. 2.
Catlin, Clinton L. White and f. d. Ryan
were appointed a committee to draft reso-
buttons of respect to his memory. There
was a very large attendance at the funeral,
which took place yesterday afternoon from
his fathers residence, on !. street, services
being subsequently rendered at st. Rose
Church.
CENTRAL CALIFoRSIA ORANGES IN MAR
KEr.-Gerson & Co. received yesterday sew
eral boxes of oranges of the new crop from
the Newcastle Fruit Company. The fruit
was large, we'll packed, of very inviting ap-
pearanCe, and attracted great deal of at
tention. Naturally there was much COM
ment relative TO the adaptability of this
section of the State to the growth of citrus
fruits, and an undercurrent OF graduation
that the crop is so much earlier than that
of other sections that it can be marketed
before competing fruit is ripe.
A Coon BEG1NNINe. Sheriff Wilson re-
ports having collected, during his trip in
The country, State and county taxes TO the
amount of So .994 SO, and during yester-
dav. the first day on which taxes were col
lected at his office, $3.50 81, making a
total to date of SS,904 81.
DrvoRcRs GRANrED.-Ye sterday was q
good day for divorces in the Superior Court
In Department One Berthe L. jolly was
separated from H. w. Jolly. In Depart
ment Two Eliza Yogt was divorced from
Christ Vogt, and Laura J. Vermilya from
a. Vermilya-
OvERcoAT TIAE.-A reduction of from
81 so TO S. or all fine oyercoats. Sale com
mences to-day. Red House.
Sixth day OF the great bankrupt sale
See the new advertisement Red House.
THE best ladies Curacao kid shoe in the
CITY for 81. and ladies' American kid shoes
ST. As. Red House.
CH1oKERINa & Sous pianos stand at tht
head of all makesl L. L. Hammer, solt
agent. No. $50 street.
CHEsLEY's MAPLE RUM-A delightful
drink. Certain cure for colds. For sale BY
all grocers. G. W. Chesley sole agent.
MA1uusHEK" PIANOS are the best OF
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
FoR the finest line of Millinery, go t
Rarher g. pealer's 62f and SOB street