Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For Wooster, Hubble & Co., LOO
cases candles; A. Dennery & Co., bales
wicks; Adams, Mcneil & Co., G bundles
broom handles barrels dried fruit; Capital
Furniture Company, l box marble; E. III
Markey, boxes tobacco John Breuner,
boxes chairs; w. ID. Constock, l box chairs,
l car furniture; Weidmanu Il Hromada, IL
boxes chewing gum; w. A. & G. S. Hough-
ton, l case albums Weinstock & Lubin,
box hats, 4 boxes dry goods LindIey & Co.,
% boxes fruit butter; Booth & Co, so boxes
fruit butter, 20 boxes and 10 crates fish w.
r. knights, 8 No. 8 meat-choppers; Ner-
bourg &c Lagos. l bale corks; w. G. Rich
ardson, 112 bundles paper; s. Lipman & Co.,
barrels paint L. Lyon & CO., box dry
goods A. Conlot l box cigarettes; Bsch,
Sieese & CO., 60 barrels and Is cases bottled
beer; Locke & Lavenson, 2 boxes oilcloth
l.. Elkus & Co, 1bale cotton goods Hunt
ingtou, Hopkins & Co, s5 plates iron, 272
bars steel, box caps, IS bundles iron, 2 boxes
cutlery, l box hardware, l box castors, 10
boxes and packages axes, package match
es Holman, Stanton & Co, IL step-ladders,
8 bundles boards, l box machine bolts; Stand
ard Oil Company, $40 cases oil /; r. Stone &
Co., case and l box harness, 2 cases cast
ings, box hardware, Ii boxes copper rivets,
bundles cloth, box webbing, l box leather,
2 cases whips.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terdsy All Coon was tried and found guilty
of petit larceny-stealing lead pipe, ETC.,
from Hayes Bros, and will receive judgment
to-day; Jim Mooney, one of the parties
charged with burglarizing the storeroom of
Black Bros, on Front street, was discharged
Charles Schauenburg and Captain Hunt, bat
terry, bail bond forfeited Phillip Johns, bat
cars, discharged; Jep George same offense,
fined So and costs; Max Brown. misde-
meanor, pleaded guilty, and will receive iudg-
ment to-day. The case of A. Alexandria and
Mrs. Alexandria, violation of Ordinance No.
II, was continued till tomorrow that OF
Jesse Slaughter, assault with deadly weapon,
continued until the 26th, and those of Fannie
Brown, keeping house of i'll fame; Nellie st.
Clair, Pauline Leland, Edith Lyle and Sadie
Preston, residing in house of ill-fame, were
continued until the 18th inst.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Cooke com.
pany played 1.-The Chimney Corner" and
His Last Legs" last night to very good
house. The popular price" announcement
had good effect. Mr.. Cooke made very
good Probity, and Miss Deaves was quite
pleasing as Grace but there was lack OF re-
hearsal and lack of memory, too, which
msrred the performance. To might piece
is announced which will bring all the troupe
at once on the stage, and it ought to be able
to give the play quite acceptably. 1t is the
sensational drama, 1.-THE Poor of New
York" Tomorrow night 'Uncle Toms
Cabin " is announced, with Ida Aubrey as
Eva-her first appearance here. On that oc-
casion the Capital City Minstrel Club viii
appear in specialties in the plantation scene.
CHURCH SocIALs.-At the Calvary Baptist
Church last evening social entertainment
was given, in which the musical element pre-.
vailed. Misses Little6eld, Strong and Cleary,
and Messrs. Palmer, Kohler, Parker, Crab
tree and Kerlin took part in the programme.
Refreshments were served during the evening.
At the Presbyterian Church last evening
the regular monthly social was held. There
was q piano solo by Mas Emma Rowe. q
vocal solo by Miss Ida Clinch, and piano
solo by Miss Celia Rivett. Rev. Mr.. Rice
read a very superior poem on Yosemite
written by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, the first
pastor of the church. A light collation. wal
served by the ladies.
GRAIN ALONG THE RIyER.-Captain Eos
ter, who has Just been to Knights Landing
states that most of the grain which has beer
awaiting shipment, along the river between
this city and BlcTntosh's landing, has beer
brought down. He says that outside of the
warehouses there IS probably not to exceed
60, 600 sacks of grain awaiting transportation
The company's steamers bring down about
40 600 sacks per week, and with the addi
tionsl carrying capacity of other boats en-
gagged in grain shipping from the upper Sac
ranentN, it is thought that all which now re
mains unprotected from rains will be brought
down within the next six or eight days.
PERSONAL Stanford came W
Yesterday en- the overland and left at P. NJ
for Biggs by special train. Adjutant-G Ger
eral Backus and Assistant Adjutant- Genera
Turner have gone Co the Bay upon inspection
duty. Senator VIM. Johnston was in th'
CITY Yesterday. Clinton L. White will star
for the East this afternoon. to be absent be
tween three and four weeks. Ex-Governo
Irwin, George Featherstone OF San Jose, M
ID. Boruck of San Francisco, j. J. Medallion
Assemblymau elect for San Francisco, ex
Supervisor Foley, and Judge I. B. ReardoI
of Nevada were in the city yesterday.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following ca
loads of freight were received in this cit,
Yesterday Nineteen of coal, of machin
ery, 4 of oil, . of water-pipe, GO of wood,
of lumber, l of shakes, 2 of merchandise,
of nails, of hogs, of barley, engine,
of lime. of bolts, l of wagons, 3 of grapes
| of SULPHUR, l of brandy, of fruit and l o
charcoal. Through car loads East were for
warded: One of copper, l of hops, 80 o
wool, 45 Of barley, of merchandise and o
beans.
The SEooND-sTREET CASES. = When tb
cases Of Fannie Brown and the four inmate
of her house. known as The Palace, locate'
on Second street. were called yesterday, c. t
Jones appeared as their counsel and demanded
a Jury trial in each case. After consultation
between the Court and attorneys, the case
were ali continued and set for Monday, tn
29sh instant.
THE MOUNTAIN FIRES. = Superintendent
Pratt states that the fires in the mountain
in the neighborhood of Blue Canyon an
Shady Run. which were at first very threat
enirG 10 property, have been mostly extin
,,,isbad and no material loss sustained. Non
of the conpany's property was injured
TRIAL OF BENSON D. BEcKLEY.-The cas-
of the People vs.. Benson d. Beckley is Sc
for trial in the Superior Court to-day, and
;e understood that no postponement Will b
asked by either side. The indictment Is 70
,nsrslaugi,ter. for the shooting of DR.. sum
r1ers at Walnut Grove last summer.
ARRESTS YEsTERDAr.-The police yester
dav made the following arrests Ma
Brown. embezzlement, by officer. Carroll
William Dawson, common drunk, by ofDcer
Rider and Ferral; Mrs Enright, disturbing
the peace, by officer Smith.
Cou,tERcIAL.-The steamer Neponse
passed up since last report No other boat
reported at this port.
MILLINERY GOODS AT THE RED House !
All the new styles Of ladies' Derby mats
genuine beaver hats, plush hats, etc.
FoR the most varied assortment of Fan anf
Winter Millinery, examine the stock at Me
chanics' Store.
LADIES interested in the latest fashions IL
millinery should visit Mechanics Store.
For the best-ftting wraps, go to Il. bien :
Eighth and J streets.
CARPETS. mattings. oil cloths and curtains