Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-13

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.- The following
9th and 10TH For Holman, Stanton & Co.,
/ axle, set boxes w. d. Comstock, cases
chairs Hall, Luhrs & Co., 10 tierces hams,
packages tobacco; Miss j. M. Parker,
box household goods; Weinstock & Lubin, 2
cases shirts, 3 boxes and l bale dry goods,
box hosiery, ] box shirts Adams, Mcneil
& Co., box cigars, packages tobacco !;
James l. Felter & Co, 10 pals tobacco,
box cigars; r. Stone & Co., 2 boxes hard
ware Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes
hardware, 8 boxes oil-stoves, ! box hinges, 5
boxes ash-packing, IL bundles forks, 6 tires,
box brass tube fittings; Mebius Il Co., IL
packages tobacco; Whittier, Fuller & Co., 3
boxes molding Lindley 4 Co., IL packages
tobacco, 100 cases Holsters Ackeman & Co.,
2 boxes childrel.s carriages, 2 boxes chairs !;
). Cupples & CO., dozen buckets, ) bales
cotton Irvine, IL dozen wooden bowls A.
Coolot, box cigarettes, II packages tobacco !;
S. B. Paige, iron safe; 5. II. Davis. box
hardware G. w. Rapp, 5 cases -four; Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, boxes head
lights L. K Hammer, l boxed organ Bill.
Kingsley & Co., case brushes w. f. Peter
son, boxes chewing-gum.
The SUNDAY MELEE. In the Police Court
yesterday the disgraceful disturbance of Sun
day on Third street was investigated, from
which it appears that on Sunday morning
about / o'clock the drunken brawl COM
menced at the house of Jack Donovan,
alias Black Jack. and was continued until
near o'clock in the afternoon, when
officers Smith and Coffey appeared upon the
scene and escorted the participants, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Jen-
ME Gilbert. aged IA years, to the Hotel de
Karcher. 1t appeared from the evidence
that the two daughters were in most beastly
state of intoxication, the youngest being so
drunk that she had to be held up in order to
get her in the CELL and all were using vulgar
and obscene language. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
novan's faces are not new at police head
quarters, but the others had not previously
appeared before the Court. Judge Henry
took occasion TO give these parties most
wholesome lecture, and appealed to the
mother and daughters to halt III their degrad.
ing, downward course. All were found
guilty and ordered to appear for judgment
to-day.
YOSEMITE COMMISSIONERS. excursion
party, consisting of the Yosemite Valley
Commissioners and others, leaves Sacramento
at 1875 this morning on trip to the Yo-
semitic. The party will go by way of Stock
ton, Lathrop and MADEIRA, and will be joined
en- route by others from San Francisco and
elsewhere. Among the number going are
Governor Perkins, Commissioners w. II.
Mills, Rev. NJ. c. Briggs, William Ash
burner, j. 2. jackson and Mr.. Raymond of
San Francisco and Mr.. Sperry of Calaveras.
Accompanying them viii be Mrs. W. II.
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Parsons, MIR.
and Mrs Mayor Turner, Mrs j. V. Cheeny,
Mrs. VI. Pierce of San Francisco, Judge
Belcher and lady from Marysville, and many
others. There Will be about thirty in the
party. The Commissioners hold meeting in
the valley on the 18th instant.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday J. W. Duffy, for misdemeanor was
fined 81. Mrs. Bullion, Mrs. Jack Dopno-
van. Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Gilbert and Jack
Donnovan were found guilty of disturbing
the peace and ordered to appear to-day for
Judgment. Katie Gilbert was found not
guilty of disturbing the peace and was dis
charged Mrs John Donovan and George
NJ. Farr. for disturbing the peace, were
granted a continuance until the 18th. Fred
Mckenzie, battery, continued to same time,
and f. Shelby, for violating the health ordi-
nance, continued to the 18Th.
oRpoRATED.-Articles of incorporation
were yesterday filed with the Secretary of
State of the Golden Gate Lodge, No. 2,0o7,
Grand United Order OF Odd Fellows, for the
purpose Of establishing mutual benefit ssso-
citation; principal office at San francisco.
Directors-J. J.. Maybery, VIM. d. Car
mock, George w. Dennis, Jr., Charles II.
Ward and Phillip jenkins also, articles of
incorporation of the Bay Soap and Candle
Company, limited; place of business, San
Francisco; President and Manager, Gus
tave Jansen Secretary, Nj. Godchaux CAPT
tai, $780, 900.
INFORMATION WANTED. A letter has been
received by Chief of Police Karcher, from
Peter Hood, No. 16 Ann street, Arbroath,
Scotland, asking for information as to the
whereabouts of young man named Peter
Hood. who worked for sheep raiser named
Mcdonald The Hood about whom inquiry
is made was at one time seaman, and it was
reported that his ship with all ON board was
lost, but the writer has heard that such was
not the case.
You've BLooDs ARRESTED. = Yesterday
officers Ferral. Rider and Carol ferreted out
the parties who assaulted the Chinaman on
Sunday at Third and X streets, and arrested
Freddie Mckenzie. Luddie Dunn and Mon
roe Martin, and their cases viii be heard on
Thursday morning.
Police ARREsTs.-Arrests were made in
the city yesterday as follows Mrs. Johuny
De Bell, alias "Two-two Johnny" disturb.
ing the peace by officer Ferral; Mrs. Carrie
Barr. disturbing the peace, by officer Rider !:
John Doe, drunk, by officers Fredeficks and
Ferral.
GRAND SUCCESS of the and lO-cent count
ers at the Red House. Crowds have visited
them and pronounced them real bargains.
We have added for to-day to our 10-cent
counter ostrich feathers tall coiorsl. Barbour's
linen thread (20o-yard spoolsl, pocket knives,
tooth brushes, combs. soaps. lace and linen
collars. linen towels, kid gloves, etc, etc. To
our 5 cent counter we have added ladies' coli
lars, embroidered points, combs, pillow lace,
note paper and envelopes, ruchings sailor col.
lars. handkerchiefs. etc, etc. II you wish TO
see the house that makes dull times lively,
take a walk through the many departments
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