Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-12

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flour.
Cyrus w. Field and party, who are start
! lug upon a tour around the world, will arrive
| from the East on the overland train this
morning.
A car load of fne-blooded cattle passed
through yesterday, en- route from st. Charles,
Mo-, for parties at Goshen, Tulare county.
J. E. Richardson and wife, of Sacramento,
will arrive from the East by overland train
this morning.
A car load of grapes was forwarded yester-
day to Chicago, attached to the overland ex-
press.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Emil Harris and Ben.
Coon.
A car load of lumber was shipped from the
Sacramento yards yesterday to Benson, Ari-
IONA.
No immigrants arrived from the East to-
day.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th For D. w. Earl, 20 steel shoes
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 crates mince
meat; J. F. Hill, 1 box lamps, l box hard
ware E. l.. Denison, l case nuts Locke x
Lavenson, rolls carpet; l.. l.. Lewis &
Co., box japanned ware, box and l Dbl
stamped ware, boxes hardware; George 0.
Bates, l car load of plows; Baker & Hamil-
ton, 200 kegs nails, l box plow castings
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., $50 plates iron.
boxes hardware; Central Pacific Railroad
Company, 50 bbls oil, box machinery.
THE EDUCATED HoRsEs-The Sherman
educated horses continue to draw large au-
diences at the tent on K street, between
Eighth and Ninth. The public recognize the
entertainment as one of the very best. Sher-
man daily has street parade, in which he
sits upon Jack, the clown, the horse being
unbridled, and standing on q low wheeled
platform, drawn by four horses, that Sher-
man drives as he sits astride the "odd
horse" that is literally trained Backward
i, e., does exactly the opposite of what he is
commanded in all things. Another tent per-
Torrance this evening.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received yesterday:
Two of cattle and jacks, of wire, of oil, l of
iron, l of merchandise, of nails aud coffins,
of wheat, of hogs. of wood, 10 of lumber,
l of -four, of hogs, l of wagons, of whisky,
l of canned fruit, of tea, of wool, 3 OF
grapes, 9 of coal, of syrup, l of barley and
flour, l OF clay. The following through car
loads east were forwarded: One of whale
canned fruit, 80 of tea, of hides, of sugar,
2 of beans, l of green fruit, of wine.
REAL ESTATE SALES BY AUcTIoN.-Sher-
burn & Smith will sell by auction, for Sweet
ser & Alsip, November 17th at 10 A. NJ, on
the premises, desirable six-room cottage;
lot 40 by 100 feet on the north side of I
street. between Third and Fourth. Premises
open for inspection on the 10Th and 10th in
stants Bell & Co. will sell by auction the
Silva Ranch, four or five miles below the
city, at P NJ, November 10Th, with all the
improvements on the place. 1t contains
forty five acres of bottom land.
RErURNED TO JAIL-Chief Karcher, with
officers Ferral and Brissell, returned from
Latrobe yesterday afternoon, bringing the
recaptured prisoner Muir, safely-cufed
hand and foot, and gave him special quarters
in the iron tank at the police jail. The
question of his getting bondsmen, awaiting
trial, has probably been effectuallY disposed
of by his fight, if not the question of his
guilt, in the minds of people very generally,
and he will no doubt repose in the Woodland
jail until the jury are ready to sit upon his
case.
A FREE R1DE.-Night before last officers
Smith and Cafferty found woman lying be-
tween K and l., near the center of Third
street in a beastly state of intoxication.
I They tried to take her to the station-house,
but finding that she was too limp to give
any assistance and too dead drunk to carry,
they got hand-truck from an adjoining bus
mess house and carted her as dead weight to
the lookup, where she woke up yesterday
morning in blissful ignorance of her where
abouts.
AUCTIONS. at P. NJ, at No. 90S J
street, Bell & Co. will sell by auction bay
mare, Jack, wagon aud lot of bedroom,
kitchen and other household furniture On
November sd, at the Eagle Point Ranch,
two and one half miles below Freeport, Gour-
lie and Heinrich, administrators, will sell
span of draft horses, a buggy horse, two colts,
wagons, moving machine, cultivator,
plows, hogs, tools, etc, belonging to the es-
tate of John Neuhauer, deceased.
Varuna came down with the barge Grand
Island, loaded with grain, and steamer re
turned with barge Butte City, light. The
steamer Daisy passed up with barge Rosa
lind, both light. The steamer G. NJ. Small
passed down with barge Hope, loaded with
grain. The steamer Relief, with barge 0ri-
emit, with lumber and shingles to Friend
Terry Lumber Company, and shingles to w.
T. Frazer.
ENTERTAINMENT.-Att the Sixth-street M.
E. Church this evening, there will be
musical and literary entertainment for the
benefit of the Sunday-school library. in
which Mrs. Hansbrow, Mrs. Carter, and
Messrs. Crandall, De Voc, Rademacher,
Hart, Cheney and Ball will take part, IN
programme embracing vocal solos, duets,
quartets, readings and instrumental solos.
Police ARREsTs.-The police yesterday
made arrests in this city as follows: Major
Cannon, on commitment, by officers Carroll
aud Rider; Mrs. Cairns, drunk, by officers
Smith and Cafferty james ellison, disturb
! ing the peace, by officer Carroll All King,
| burglary, by officer Ferral Gotlieb Burke,
drunk, by officer Rider.
ARRESTED FOR INSULTING LADIEs.-Yes-
terday afternoon middle-aged man named
James ellison took position at the corner of
Fourth and K streets, and while engaged In
insulting ladies who came to the Postotfice
was arrested by officer Carroll, and given
berth in the city jail.
LEGAL BASoUET.-Messrs. Adam Batty,
f. d. Ryan and Joseph Wallis gave fine
banquet last evening to the younger members
OF the bar, law students and few invited
guests, celebrating the advent of their admis-
sion to the bar. Speeches, songs and social
cheer ruled the hour.
Held TO ANswER.-The examination of
All Gee. who was arrested for committing an
assault upon Mrs. Redding, who resides near
Freeport, was held before Justice Gilmer.
and be is held to answer in the Superior
Court will bail fixed at $500.
TRADE MARks.- Levi & Co. yesterday
fled with the Secretary of State their claim
| to trademarks for young Hyson Japan
Tea" and Sunlight Oil"
DouBLEFoLD MONTE CLOTHS, % cents !;
camePs hair suiting, double-width, 70 cents
per yard. Also, brocsded dress goods, dark
shades, 10 and Is cents per yard, as the Red
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