Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ware, ? boxes locks, box screens; S. Lip
man & Co, box dry goods, l box oil.eloth,
] bale repellants Locke & Lavenson, roll
mating, case holdings; Weinstocl & Luz
bin, "a trunks. l box travelling bags, "A cases
shoes, cases boots and shoes, bale woolens /;
q. q. Briggs, l box hardware Leonard Kel.
logg, box TIN scoops, box Japaned ware !;
III. u. Hayes, / box stamped ware, l box
Jspaned ware, l box wooden ware; H. S.
Croker & Co, CO bundles paper bags; W.
3. Livingston, box books; Edward Kelley
l box dry goods; D. w Earl, l box steel
shoes, l box diss; Standard Oil Company,
$40 cases oil; Whittier, Fuller K Co, box
holdings boxes frames; Lindley L Co., 10
eases bacon, 10 half barrels fish, 50 boxes and
10 crates cod fish, 30 boxes canned fruit, 200
half-barrels candles, 40 boxes tobacco;
Adams, MCNEIL u Co.. 5 packages and 80
boxes tobacco, 80 cases fish, 50 cases canned
fruit; Mebius Il Co., packages tobacco, 80
kegs herring; h. Stone & Co, 81 cases and
/ barrel saddle trees, L box iron horns,
: cases saddlery, 2 cases names. IL bales
leather; Z. Lyon IL Co., box dry goods,
1 case clocks J. B. Klune, l box hard
ware; IL. C.. Kirk & Co., 3 cases potash,
l case drugs, cases hemp seed BilliDgsley
& Co, crates AK handles, 10 bales Irvine,
case brushes; q. Meister, bundles wheels,
Ia bundles felloes, case singletrees, cases
carriage axles, 2 boxes canned fruit; Sacra-
mento Fire Department, 2 cases hardware;
IL. a. Weaver, l case paper Central Pacific
Railroad Company. 3 crates stoves, 2 pack
ages stove covers. 4 cases and packages cast
ings, l case frames, 3 crates stovepipe j. r.
Watson, case books Casey & Cronin,
cases cigars Hall, Luhrs & Co., "a barrels
and 10 tierces hams, 10 half-barrels fish, box
tobacco; Baker & Hamilton, 2 boxes hard
ware; Huntington, Hopkins l. Co, s boxes
and l case hardware, % kegs nails, l box tacks.
S bundles crowbsrs, kegs emery -four, 200
kegs nails, 4 boxes files, box hammers. 6
packages sawbucks, l box chain, boxes
locks, l box and barrel lanterns, box sta.
Piles, l box butts, u boxes betting w. d.
Comstock, boxes and cases chairs J. +.
Cooper, l box woolens; Weidmann d HrC.
mazda, 2 cases confectionery; Parsons. Kill
gore & Co, box dry goods; Booth & Co.,
25,kits and 5 half barrels fish +; L. L. Lewis
il Co., barrel and l crate stove castings J.
r. Watson, 10 rolls wire cloth w. a. & G..
$. Houshton, l casa books. boxes woods II
racks castings; George Mellar, 2 boxes riv-
cts; S. j. Milhken. l chest tools, l roll car
pet.
BIRTHDAY AENTvERsARY- The seventy
ninth birthday of W. E. Chamberlain was
celebrated at his residence on NJ street, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, on Satur-
day evening He is one of the boys of
the Pioneer Society, and the members of that
association, with many other friends and
their wives and aunts, made genuine sur
prise raid upon the premises, and lived over
old times by telling pioneer stories and ex-
ploits. The company was most Hospitality
entertained, and the host extensively visited
and laden with congratulations and earnest
wishes for his enjoyment of the birthdays in
the eighties.
AUCTION SALE.-D. ]. Simmons & Co.
will sell at auction to-day at 1880 A. NJ, at
residence, No. 2l4 J street, between Second
and Third, enc elegant parlor set, in silk
reps, easy and smoking chairs, massive man
tel mirrors, secretary bookcases, marble-top
tables, painted sets, spring and hair mat
Sresses, Elk elegant bodie Brussels carpets,
wardro 5es, with glass 'front.', marble-top
sideboard, black walnut marble-top chamber
sets, with dressing cases, and all the crockery,
silTer8are and kitchen furniture in the above
residence.
SUDDEN DEATH-Notiee was received on
Saturday by Coroner Vermilya of the sudden
death of young man named George Smith,
who resided on Grand Island Upon inves-
IiSAtiOh Nv buC NoibllcT III Hsl5 uSCAutu tHdb
no inquest was necessary, as there was no
doubt that his death was caused by heart
disease. His remains were brought to this
city yesterday afternoon FOR burial, accom-
panied by large number of friends and the
funeral took place from the Sixth-street NJ.
E. Church.
REPUBLICANS AT FLoRIN.-A large Re
publican meeting was held at Florin on Sat
urday evening. At least three-fourths of the
voters Of that precinct were present, and a
large number of ladies. The audience was
addressed by J. n. YouHg, w. G. Van Fleet,
j. f. Baker, a. S. Greenlaw. 5. Scion Holl
and II T. Buckley. The best of feeling pre-
vailed among the Republicans of Florin. and
they clsin that an increase in the former
Republican vote win be given In that pre-
oincs.
CRY FREE LIBRARY REPoRT.-The fol-
lowing Is the report of the Superintendent OF
the City Free Library fer the past week
Whole number of books issued during the
week. 7l2: number of novels and juvenile
works, $50; history, % biography, 10, travels,
IT; general literature, 20 poetry and drama,
10 theology, l ]; science and art, q average
number issued per day, 102; percentage OF
fiction and juvenile over other hooks, 81
sverage number of readers per day, 81.
The McMARrIN RoBBERY.-Five persons
have now been arrested and are held in safe
quarters pending investigation of the robbery
of McMartin, the deaf and dumb man, neal
the foot Of l street on Thursday evening last
One of them is fully identified by the prose
cutting witness rs the person that held and
choked him while the other highwaymen
went through his pockets. 1t Is thought that
two at least of the parties engaged In the
robbery are safely in hand.
Cry PAYMENTs.-The following payments
were paid into the city treasury for the weel
ending Saturday, October 30th: W. c. Farms
worth. cemetery dues, $40; r. ID. SERVER
water rates, Sl,6lS %; n. A. kidder
1928 80: Ed II. Mckee, school tuition o
non-resideuts, SIC; w. \. Henry, Polict
Court fines, S45; George A. Putnam. city
licenses, S37 70; street assessments, $50 As
Total, S2.Ol4 ~.
PoLIcE ARREsTs.-Arrests were made il
this city upon Saturday and Sunday of I
nameless drunk, by officers Ferral and CAT
for4v. Frenchman, who claims ne hasn'
DOT any name. for drunkenness, by the sans
Officers ri. G. FSirehilds, petit larceny, b,
sneciai officers Brissell and Coffee; Joseph
inc kelley, disturbing the peace, by office
Campbell.
PoL1cE CouRT.-In the Police Court OF
Saturday, the charge against William kean
for battery, was dismissed. The case agains
Della Gallagher. for disturbing the peace
was continued til to-day and the two case
for disturbing the peace against Mrs. Johan
na Hooper were continued till Novemoe
9th. No other cases were before the Court
Escaped CosvIcr.-The Chief of Polio
has received notice OF $50 reward offered b.
the warden of the State Prison at San Qaen
Tin for the arrest and return OF Louis Brink
man. convict who escaped from that prisol
last Tuesday Brinkman is but 20 years old
and commenced term of five years in Janu
airy last for the crime of burglary.
FLORAL Tribute Another floral tribut
to the memory of w. G. Brown, the late en-
ginesr who was killed at Oakland wharf, vii
to-day be placed upon his grave by ladies o
this city.