Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


bundle confectioners' fancy paper; ]. b.
Parmento, box household goods r. J. Me-
Donald, l prop wheel; r. A. Fax, case
carbons G. B. Corwin, box cigars; Booth
& Co., 20 boxes baking powder, 20 boxes mus
tard, 100 boxes extracts, 115 boxes spice
Continental Oil Company. car coal oil
Hals Bros. & Co., bale cotton goods, case
dry goods, 2 cases shoes Elmer Bros, bar
rels liquors; j. G. Israel, l sack -four; II. 8.
Crocker, l case paper; Charles Zsitler, 2
cases cutlery Waterhouse Il Lester, II bum
dies sulky shafts Van Huesen L Huntoon,
5 boxes chairs; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.,
cases hardware, boxes and l case bames,
cases saddlery, 2 bales blankets; G. p. r. r.
Co., barrel seat springs, car engine ell, 8
J. G.. Davis, 2 bundles lounge backs, l car
furniture; w. NJ. Siddons. 8 barrels /;
R. Dale & Co., l bale bats. cases
children's wagons; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., cases cutlery, car nails,
cases files, l box iron wedges, 80
bundles rakes, 80 boxes clothes pins, dozen
well buckets, l case iron locks. q boxes hard
ware, 40 bundles forks, l Gaze tobacco cut.
tiers; Capital Furniture Co., box brackets,
"a bundles spring bed bottoms w. A. & G.
S. Houghton, box stationery, boxes and
CooO paPCAs SuHOs DOOhc A)iAiihSoiOy - w.
l box paper, l dozen sleeves, 30 bundles
broom handles, 20 bundles manila paper,
boxes hardware; J. Breuner, l box walnut
furniture Mary S. Cawgan, l bale cotton
warp; W. f. Peterson, cases confection-
cry Gus. Lavenson, 2 boxes shoes; Whit
tier, Fuller & Co., box artists material. l
car coal oil. l box moldiug; Hall, Luhrs d
Co., 2 ladders, 3 boxes machinery, l bundle
wood and iron, l wood frame, piece iron
= q i
goods, 1 case cotton goods, case hats j. L.
Stoll, boxes saddery, boxes hardware /;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., A cases maple
syrup Lindiey & Co.. 10 barrels currants.
crates lemon peel; Mebius & Co.. % boxes
ham r. =. Gogiugs, l box and barrel
drugs; Locke & Layenson, roll carpet, l
box furniture II. A. Weaver, bundle card
board.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The engage.
ment for one week of the magician and illu-
sioniss, Professor Willie, is announced at the
Metropolitan Theater this evening. IL con-
nection with the entertainment to be offered
in the line of his profession. including the
Electric Sleep, speciality is made of his
method of dispensing presents from the stage
at the close of each evenings entertainment
to TIE ticket-holders comprising the audience.
One hundred and four useful presents are ad-
vertised to be thus given away every night,
among which the four leading nightly will be
diamond ring, silk dress pattern, a lady's
gold watch and a decorated china tea set.
The awarding of the presents will be by
committee selected by the audience. The
charges for admission will be, for dress circle.
including six envelopes, 81, and for the gal
lerY, including three envelopes, 90 cents. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
ExPLANAToRY.-The San Francisco Alta
says that Rev. DIR. a. j. Frost, pastor of the
First Baptist Church. of this city, has joined
the new State Baptist Association, which OPP
poses Mr.. KalIoch, and that the following
is the substance of letter from DR.. Frost,
explaining his reason for leaving the old
State Association: $50 long as DIR. Kslloch
is in the old Convention there is no such
thing as a union Of the bodies. He is a life
member of tnas body, and therefore cannot
get ont of the old Convention. The Conven-
ton is sinking ship with DR.. Kalloch in it,
l therefore propose to get out OF IT. and urge
all my brethren to do the same. L am not
trying to break up tie State Convention. 1t
is already broken up 1t is high time to leave
Sinbad and the ship to its fate"
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith viii
sell this morning at half past 10 o'clock, over
O'Brien's new market, 721 street, twelve
rooms of naw furniture, carpets, etc., consist
ing OF new parlor sets of walnut, silk and
scarlet plush marble-top center tables, lace
curtains and cornices, Brussels carpets, MIR
rors, new walnut chamber sets, dressing cases,
with Egyptian marble tops cottage chamber
sets, with clipper spring-beds; blankets,
comforters, feather pillows, spreads, sheets
and pillow-cases, heavy ingram carpets, stair
and hall mating, chamber crockery, etc.
CHANGE OF OFFIcE.-Upon the completion
of the fine improvement being made in the
large building on the northeast corner of Sec
ond and J streets, recently purchased by
Albert Gallatip, and the main floor of which
is to be occupied by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 5
Express office, the office of the Internal
Revenue Department for the Fourth District
of California viii be removed from its present
location, on Sixth street. to commodious
Quarters upon the second floor of the above
building.
SNowBALLING. A train of wood cars which
came down on Saturday afternoon from the
mountains, and was placed on L street, had
been in o snow.ssoTm near the summit Of the
Sierras and brought down upon the top OF the
cars quite quantity of snow. Tbs train was
Immediately boarded, upon its arrival, by a
happy troupe of boys, who for time enjoyed
the unusual sport, for this locality, CT brisk
game at snoTbaHing.
THE DEBRIS SUIr.-Attorney-General
Hart, leading counsel for the prosecution,
says that 10 every reasonable probability the
prosecution will close its testimony on Tues,
day The defense will therefore commence
with their testimony on Wednesday morning.
For the past ten days the attendance Of spec
tators has so far diminished as TO leave the
Court room in possession of the lawyers, wit
nssses and reporters.
CITY PAYMENTs.-The following payments
were made to the city LAST week S. r. Cald-
well, cemetery dues, SAT so; r. D. SERVER,
water rates. s.. POS n. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, sl42 so; w. A. Henry, Police Court
fines, $751;. George A. Putnam, city licenses,
S303 81; Ed. IL. Mckee, State apportion.
ment for schools. ETC., Sll,94S OF; total,
SIS, 672 Sc.
ENTERTAINMENTS. "A gympastic exhib;.
ton. together with a concert and dance. will
he piysn by tie Sacramento Turn Yerein
at Turner Hall this evening, Sacramento
and Columbia Lodges of Knights OF Pythias
will give socisl and literary entertainment
this evening at tie Hall of Sacramento Lodge
DEcRAsEp.-D. E. Woods, wellknowr
citizen of Sacramento, died yesterday, auC
his funeral will take placs tomorrow after
noon. The deceased was a prominent member
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, AID hai
for some years past been the county delegat'
of the Order.
ARREsTs.-The arrests in the city for Sat
urday and Sunday were All Foo, for carrying
concealed weapon, by local officer Rider
Peter Quigley, drunk, by officers Ash an'
Campbell Ed. Fellows and Geo. EDWARDS
safe keeping, by officer Dunleyy.
SUPPLYING THE EAsT.-Among the ship
mants to the East yesterday from this poin
were s car loads of salmon, of nuts. l 0
hides. 8 of canned fruits. l of rice, 10 o
wool, ? of b5rax. Of oranges, 1 of barrie!
and of raisins.
PoL1cE CouRT.-The only business in thu
Police Court Saturday was Ann Donnovai
fined 80 for disturbing the peace, and Johl
Wilson, case of petit larcsny. continued unit
to-day,
THE Low Rent Store have not had time t
change their advertisement to-day (som
bonses would say On account of rush of busi
,sssl To Judge you should have passed tn,
-. Part Stnra of Anderson Hamm. lent