Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The followin.
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento ON th,
SOth: For Adams, Mcneil L Co., 5 barrel
currants, 40 boxes cecoanuts, l case cologne
so casks bottled beer; Locke & Lavenson,
cases oilcloth G. 0. Ford, boxes household
goods; w. A. & G.. S. Houghton, l case en-
velopes, case stationery; Lindley & Co., Il
pals tobacco; Studebaker Bros, % bundle!
wheels; L. EIkus & Co., 8 cases hats; Bill
ingsley & Co., 10 cases broom-handles, l boz
brushes, so dozen brooms; II. G. Kirk 4 Co.
2 kegs drugs; L. S. Denison, l box nuts,
box leather; VIM. j. O'Brien, 2 boxes shoes
Weinstock & Lubin, l case shirts, 5 cases
shoes; r. Stone & Co., Is crates saddle-trees
1 box hardware Waterhouse & Lester,
barrels castings; Neubourg & Lagos, 9 sacks
bungs, boxes shovels; Grand Victoria
Mining Company, boxed governor; 9. FL.
Gilman, box shoes, l case dry goods; s.
Chapman & Co., casa dry goods; G. W.
Fox. boxes enameled cloth Elmer Bros,
10 barrels whisky; J. f. Hill, 2 bundles
springs; DIR. E. Kinney, box maple sugar
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes bolts, l
bundle rakes, l box and 2 bundles hardware,
barrels castings, 2 boxes carriage trim
mings, cases drawers, 2 bundles hoes.
bundle forks, 275 pieces iron pipe; Hall,
Luhrs & Co., % cases hams r. B. Byers,
boxes household goods, 1 bale carpet.
METROPOLITAN THEATER -Thos. W. Keene
will appear at the Metropolitan Theater this
evening in Shakespeare's grand historical
tragedy of " Richard Ill; or, the Battle of
Bosworth Field" Mr.. Keene of course TAX
ing the part of Gloster, who is afterwards
King Richard the Third, and will be sup.
ported by an Eastern company specially Sc
lected with reference to their parts in the
several pieces in which he is at present ap-
pearing. The comments of the Eastern press
where Mr.. Keene, supported by his present
company, has recently appeared in the char
acters of Richard, Oshello, Richelieu King
John, Cassius, Hamlet, etc., are warmly com
mandatory. A full house of those who APP
preciate the writings of Shakespeare, as dis
tiuguished from the present popular low class
o. drama, will no doubt be in attendance
this evening and decide for themselves the
merits or dement's of the presentation.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer San Joaquin
No. arrived yesterday from San Francisco
with barge of lumber to Sacramento Lumber
Company and general merchandise. The Ne
river with merchandise. The steamer Do.
yer came down from the upper river hight
before last, and returned yesterday. TIE Cap
tain reports that the water over the Jacin:o
bar is lower than it was at lowest water last
year. A channel may however be cut cut by
the natural action of the water SO as to main
tain sufficient depth for boats. There was
only Is or IA inches of water above low
water mark at that point, while taking the
same method of measurement there was yes
terday at this place, at the foot of K street,
Is feet and inches of water above low-water
mark.
SUPPRESS THEM.-A person writing to the
Chief of Police from o street. between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth, says: {" Yesterday one
of my front windows was smashed. The
smashing was evidently the work Of a sling
shot and . small boF--a decidedly bad COM
bination. Don't care about the glass, but
those in doors are liable to get hurt If this
reckless practice continues. Please absorb
small boys and sling shots" The orders of
the Chief of Police are strict for the prompt
reduction of all boys afflicted with this class
of fusilades.
observation-disclosures the numerous clocks
and watches taken yesterday by the police
from the pawnshop in Chinatown, fine
clock has been identified by +. L. Boz
vyer as one stolen from his residence on l.
street, between Sixth and Seventh, a few
DAYS since. Any persons who have lost
watches, clocks, pistols etc, should visit the
police headquarters aud ascertain If their
missing property is rot among the promiscu-
Gus amount now in the custody of Chief
Kar cher.
I,-,,,, ~, Jo,r V'ha folIo1,;no, cor
loads of freight were received for this city
yesterday: One of wagons, 2 of wagon ma
terials, l of furniture, OF merchandise, of
agricultural implements. l of shoes, 5 of
coal. | of iron, Of wheat, ] of wood, of
oil, 2 Of wine and l of screenings. Carloads
were forwarded East Eight of wool, 10 of
salmon, 2 of vegetables, of sugar, l Of cof-
fee, of merchandise, of soap, l of hides
aud of wine.
HOSPITAL REPoRT.-The following is the
report of DIR. A. B. Nixon, surgeon in charge
of the Railroad Hospital, for the month Of
Nav, 1881 Present in hospital May l, 1881,
40; admitted during the month, SO; total,
70. Discharged. 81 remaining IN hospital
May 3lst, AZ. Private house and office pa
tients treated, 1913; total, 207.
Police CouRr.-In this Court yesterday,
Charles Labaroni, the organ-grinder, and his
monkey, failed to appear to answer to the
charge of vagrancy, and his deposit OF Sl2 30,
for appearance, was declared fol fsited. John
Midd,eburg, arrested for disturbance of the
peace. was partially tried and continued I'M
til the 4th instant.
RELEASED. - Judge Clark yesterday re-
leased upon habeas corpus Lung How, Sam
Hop and All Lop. who were arrested at
Wood Island for a violation of the law
against catching fish with a seine, as the pa
pers in the case in relation to the verdict and
Judgment were insufficient.
REAL ESTATE SALE,-D. J. Simmons L
Co. will sell this morning at IL o'clock, on
the premises, the east half Of lot 8, directly
opposite the Grammar School, on j street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, with
house, barn and stable.
WHILE running to the fire on Monday
morning last tine cap of a lantern belonging
to hose cart No. was lost. The finder is re.
ouested to return it to the Second street Ell.
CINE house. between X and l. streets.
CHANGE OF PAsToRs.-It is understood to
have been decided that Bishop 0'Connell
will soon take up his residence in this city,
and that Fathers Scanlan and Insolvency., Of
st. Roses Church, will so elsewhere.
En- RoUTE.-Sheriff Harkey. of Suffer
county, yesterday passed through, having
Thomas Trainor in charge, who has been
sentenced TO two years imprisonment al
Folsom State Prison for burglary.
CAUSE OF DEATH-The cause of S. A.
Boutwelrs death is decided to be that of neu-
ralgia of the heart. His funeral will take
place tomorrow at P. NJ, from his late resi-
dence on III street.
WARRANTS READY. - The warrants for
salaries and bills allowed at the last meeting
of the City Board of Education will be ready
for delivery this morning
ONE hundred and thirtytwo immigrants
will arrive from the East by overland TIL.
afternoon.
You've MEMS good quality. dark business
suits, sizes 81 to sc chest, 81 90. Mechanics
Store.
BoYs' dark school suits, long pants, sizes
to Il years, 81 so. Mechanics Store.
ONLY 80 cents yard for genuine French
orgaudie lawns, at L. Bien's, } and Eighth
streets.
WHITE LAWN SAcouEs. -Large variety
Clara