Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

last evening, under the auspices of the Third
Ward Hancock and English Club. r. O.
Crayens presided There was large at
tendance, the hall being filed to quite it;
capacity. The purpose of the meeting was to
rejoice over the news from Maine. A huge
bonfire blaZed on the corner of Tenth and J
streets and the Artillery Band furnished
music during the evening. w. 3. G. Brown
was the orator of the evening, speaking from
s till half.past 9, and being frequently APP
plauded. He spoke generally of the issues
of the campaign, and prophesied that the de-
feat of the Republican party in Maine was
but the precursor of its defeat throughout the
country and the trium Dhant election of Han
cock and English. He reviewed at length
the reasons why the South is solid and criti-
cised the Republican administrations for the
last fifteen years. The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for Hancock and English.
RECEPTION OF MICHAEL DAvITT.-A meet.
ing of Irish citizens was held at st. Roses
Hall last evening for the purpose of arrang-
ing for the reception of Michael Dayitt, the
morning d. E. Woods was called to the
chair. j. z. Dray was chosen Secretary and
j. H. Devine Treasurer. The following
were ndlutu dS d EeCcpLlOu w &c
ceive the expected guest at the depot: d. <.
Woods, J. II. Devine, T.. Malone and Nj.
McKenna. 1t was decided to entertain Mr..
Davitt at the Arcade Hotel during Friday,
aud arrange rooms where those who desire to
call upon him can be received, A roll was
opened for the formation of LAND
League" and twenty five persons signed it.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call OF the Chi
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: Fer Huntington, Hopkins Co., 1
box firearms, 2 bundles and box castings,
400 kegs nails Capital Furniture Company,
box looking glasses; Continental Oil and
Transportation Company, tank oil; Baehe-
lor, Van Guelder G. Co, PSI bundles har-
rows; Waterhouse Il Lester, 101 bundles
rims, SO bundles and Is crates spol1es,7 crates
singletrees, crates, neckyokes Locke & La
venson, roll carpet; Gus Lavenson, 5 boxes
boots and shoes Standard Oil Company, 270
asses oil !; Booth & Co., 65 boxes canned lob
sters Il. c. Kirk & Co, cases and 2 boxes
drugs George o. Bates, l box hardware S.
Lipman b Co., 2 boxes dry goods, box UNI
brellas.
Police ARgEsTs.-The following arrests
weramade in this city yesterday: Charles
6lcCarty, for safe keeping, by officer At
wood c. Logan, Jos. Ward, Thos. Brice,
T. Read, Ed. Lamberson and JOS. Cooper,
fpr vagrancy. by officers Ferral, Rider,
Jackson. Fredericks, and locals May and
Scott; John McEwing, disturbing the peace,
by Scott, local; George Rogers, battery, by
officer Woods. Six fellows, ardently en-
gagged in 'helping john" and chagrined at
not being more publicly known and notori-
ous, kicked up general row on l street.
Amanda Sullivan, disturbing the peace, by
officer Woods William O'Nelll and Noble
Thompson, disturbing the peace, by officers
Ferral, Oswaldt and Cafferty.
PERsoxAL:-Afrs E. E. Ames and children
have returned from an extensive visit to
Monterey. Arthur Brown of San Francisco
came up from the Bay yesterday. Miss Ada
CLARK is home from three months visit to
Casper. Mendocino county. a. w. Nor
rison Of this city yesterday returned from
trip 10 the Southwestern States. Mrs. S. B.
Montgomery, former resident of Sacra-
mento, Is visiting here after an absence of
Familiarity known as Joe Bowers, who has
been i'll some six weeks and was removed to
Oakland, is reported 50 nearly strong again
thai he viii return home in few days.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terlay the following Business was transacted:
james Duffy, for violating an ordinances was
dismissed for want of prosecution; Amado
Cordosa pleaded guilty to two charges of bat
tery-and case was continued for judgment till
to-day; An Gar and Sin Yin Hau, for bat
terry, were discharged at request of prosecuting
witness ss; Joha Watt, for cruelty to ami
T.. --.I ,,,I
dismissed: T. De Hondt, violating Ordinance
No IL, case continued till the 18Th, and case
OF William Todhunter, for battery, continued
till the 18th instant.
FRslcHr MoVEaENTs.-The following car
loads Of freight were received yesterday at
this point: Two Of steel rails, l of iron pipe,
II Of lumber, Is of wheat 3 of barley, of
Cumberland coal, Of -four, 6 of wood, of
GOAL, | OF granite l Of slabs, l of oil, of
water pipe, l OF canned fruit, l Of pears.
These carloads for the East were also for
warded: Two' Of onions, Of salmon, Is Of
barley, ( Of canned goods, OF wool, OF
MERCHANDISE, l of hides. l of coffee and
chocolate, OF honey, Of green fruit. l of
wOolens and l OF pears.
YosDurE COMMISSIONERS MEETINd.-The
Governor has issued a call for meeting of
tina Board CT Yosemits Commissioners, to G
held at San Francisco on the 9th instant.
This will be the first meeting Of tho new
Board, which viii be then organized. The
Governor il by law ex officio President of the
Board. y Guardian Of the Valley and Big
Tree groves will be elected, and other general
business matters Of the Board transacted.
MEXICAN CELEBRATION .-To-morrow even
ing occurs the celebration by Mexican resi-
dents of the SEVENTEEN anniversary of the
declaration Of the Independence of Mexico.
A grand ball will be given at Father
Mathew Hall, with literary exercises and
addresses, already announced. S. Barron,
F. g. Ramonet and J. f. Rodriguez COM
pose the committee having charge of the ex-
ercises.
INCORPORATED. -There has been fled in
the ofhce of the Secretary of State articles
of incorporation of the Dulca Hill Water
Mining Company Place of business, Sacre-
mento. Directors W. T.. Chamberlain.
Charles N. Prodger, j. Il. Watts IN, John A,
McIntire. c. H Cummings. Capital stock,
$1,000, 600, in 1000 shares of 500 each.
TRADE MAEK.-There was fled yesterday
in the Office of the Secretary of State the
clam ler q q Wv ~ L INAyUDiQS q
Co, for " r. gnolds l. Co.'s Pure Eastern
White Leaf" Also. by Blakesloe & Week,
the claim for a trade mark for . Cold Water
Tea"
INCREASE. There has been Ned with the
Secretary of State a Ger; fic-ts Of the in
crease Of .he capital st * Of .he Southern
Eureka Mining Company, Iroln = 0000OO
of 100000 shares of $40 each, to S2.Oe0000
of 900, 600 shares of $40 each.
LADIES interested in fine millinery should
view the opening to-day Of Fall and Winter
styles at Mechanics Store.
FAIL Nor 10 visit Hsle's Criterion. They
are daily opening out new goods of the latest
designs, and are bound to please in both quail
ity and price.
THE very latest fashions in millinery opened
out to-day at Mechanics}S
You can get the Japanese parasols at
Hale's Criterion.
MENs KIP Doors, 49, Red House.
CLorH1Es, all kinds. at the Red House.
WHrps. all gra lee. at the Red Heuse.