Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on tbs
21st: For Hale Bros. & Co., case linen
S. Lioman & Co., 1 case dry goods ]. WieG.
mann, 6packages gum, 2boxes candy; Adams,
Mcneil & Co, p barrels whisky H. c.
Kirk L Co., 400 boxes soap; Booth & Co., :
casks prunes; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, /
car nails. l car iron, boxes hinges, drum
pipe fittings; Locke & Lsvenson, l bale
mats; w. A & G. S. Houghton, case en-.
velopes, l case shipping tags, l case albums
L K Hammer, box books; Yates & Co.,
80 boxes lamp chimneys; w. r. McRae, z
bundles paper; Lindley & Co., 2 cases play.
ing cards; a. Coolot. 2 cases cigarettes
Weinst0ck & Lubin, case clothing Water.
house & Lester, car wagon material; Hsll,
Luhrs L Co., 400 cases canned oysters
Proctor & Gamble, $50 boxes can
dies; a. J. Viele, l organ; A.
f. Evans & Co., car beer.
The following passed Ogden for Sacra.
mento on the 22d Booth & Co, 9 packages
tobacco Adams, Mcneil & Co, packages
tobacco W. d. Comstock IA boxes chairs
/. Eikus & Co., 8 cases dry goods A. A
Van Yo5rhies & Co., 7 boxes and cases
hardware, l bale horse blankets, boxes shoe
lasts, crates stirrups, 8 cases curry combs
w. X. Strong, 10 bags grass seeds Mebius &
Co, 10 boxes baking powder, 50 boxes spice,
30 pals ard 8 packages tobacco; Q. p. r. L.
Co, l box machinery; Casey & Cronan, l
keg hardware NJ. I. Brewer 4 Co, 81 cases
fruit butter, so cases canned maple syrup
w. A. & G. S. Houghton. l box books; E.
w. Melvin, 3 boxes sleeves Lindley & Co.,
100 kits FISH, l box cigars, case playing
cards Billingsley & Co., "a bales baskets,
l case hardware; a, Coolot, l cases cigar
cites, / case stationery, 2 bales cotton
Irvine; Gattmaun s. Wilson, l case corsets /;
Hale Bros. & Co., bale blankets, l case
shoes, l case cotton goods |. l.. Hill, 3crates
saddle-trees Terry Memory, box drugs;
Locke & L1vens0n, 4 rolls carpet, 2 cases oil
cloth, l bale upholstery goods, rolls mat
ting r. A. Fisk, . boxes msgnet-wire ; Hall,
Luhrs & Co., cases citron, l case lemon
peel, 3 packages tobacco, 30 cases maple
syrup; II. Fisher, boxes candy Weinstock
& Lubin, l case envelopes, 2 bundles paper,
l case repellants; Huntington, Hopkins y
Co. cask and l tierce lanterns, 2 cases
sledges, 2 cases rat-traps, IS haif-dozen bun.
dies shovels, box firearms, s boxes hard
ware, boxes hsy-knives, l box sash cord, )
plates iron W. F. Peterson, boxes confec-
tionerY.
WING SHOOTING YEsTERDAY.-The shoot
ing tournament of Thanksgivin Day was
continued yesterday at Agricultural Park, to
dispose of an extra supply Of pigeons and to
make q cleanup finish of the occasion. Only
a portion of the shooters of the previous cay
were present but these scores were made.
The first match was at FIVE single birds, q
yards rise, So entrance, divided into prizes of
$40, SO and s.. The score was Robinson
5, H. Bassford 8. Burnett 5. Sheplar,
Maskey, Beede and Routier entered, bus
after missing one bird each, withdrew. The
others, in shooting off at % yards, killed two
each. 1t was then agreed by them to decide
match. In the match following, which was
in terms Ike the first. Routier, Robinson,
Maskey, Sheplar, Henry Gerber and John
Gerber made clean scores of five each. Bur
nett and Bassford Withdrew after missing
one each. The ties on FIVE were then shot
off at 81 yards, freeze-out, with the following
result: Reuter-, 1l1l-4; John Gerber,
I'LL: Maskey, 1110-S; Robinson, 10
2; Henry Gerber, HOP; Sheplar, o.
moneys and Maskey took the third. These
were the principal matches, but others were
engaged in.
CoURsIEG MAToH.-The coursing match
of the Sacramento Valley Coursing Club at
Whitcomb's ranch on Thanksgiving Day.
was largely attended, there being about
seventy-ive or eighty teams upon the grounds.
There was a large number of dogs present for
the fray, hut the number of hares was en-
barrassingly small. Following is a list of the
courses as ran: First tie-Foxhall beat
Whitley, Nelly beat Lainster, Bradley beat
Limerick, General Hancock beat Wake-up-
Jake, Ben beat Amy Howard, Woods Nelly
beat Garryown, SNOWFALL beat Maud S.
Second tie-Nelly beat Foxhall, Bradley
beat General Hancock, Woods Nelly beat
Ben, SNOWFALL ran bye. Third tie-Nely
beat Bradley. It had then become too dark
to decide between Snowfall and Woods
Nelly, which were then in the slips. The
match was thereupon adjourned until 10 A
N. tomorrow when the final courses will be
run off at Florin.
MILITARY SHooT.-At the shooting con
test held at Guthrie's Station by Company
G, First Artillery, n. G. c., on Thanksgiv
ing day, the following score was made, Will
Springfield rifles, distance 200 yards. 6v'
shots each, with possible 25: G. +. Walthau
%. Thomas McCaffrey %, J. L. Hughes 20
A. J. Plant 20, o. f. Hughes 20, NJ. Holland
90. b. A. Neff 20. Frank Kunz 20, Robert
O'Rourke 20, Thomas Fox 20, j. W. Reeves
20. John Miller 10, H. W. Rivett 10, Edgar
B. Carroll 10, A. S. Price 10, Joseph Holme;
Is, James ?. McGinniss Is, j. j. Heffernar
Is, Captain J. 2. Dalton IL, Nicholas Neary
10, J. A. Klein ).
SENTENCES AwARDED.-In the Superior
Court Judge Clark awarded sentence upol
the following prisoners, convicted on Wednes
dsy All Lee, for burglary, in entering thu
Office of Cadwalader & Parsons, sent to Fol
som State Prison for term OF hive years
John Whalen, alias " Whalebone Jim, fol
assault to do great bodily injury, to be con
fined in the County Jail for term OF eight
months. James Brown, for arson, setting
fire to barn on the alley in the neighborhooo
OF Sixth and NJ streets, to be confined II
States Prison at Folsom for five years.
INCREASED MAIL FAoMITIEs.-T Post
Office Department at Washington has given
orders to increase the mail service between
this city and San Francisco by carrying 6
regular through aad way mail on express
train No. IL, which arrives here at 12:05 P. NJ.
from San Francisco, and upon No. II, which
leaves here for the Bay at $50 P. NJ. Here
tofore through mails have been carried on
these trains in locked pouches. All letters.
therefore, had TO be mailed at the Postoffice,
but hereafter can be put upon the train if de-
sired or more convenient.
ADVENT CHURoH.-fhe Seventh-Day AID
ventists, who recently held their camp meet
ing in this city, have rented building on the
northeast corner of Eleventh and l streets
where they will hold meetings regularly
n. C. Mcclure and wife and L. A. Scott
missionaries of that denomination, have taker
rooms in the same building, and will engag,
in missionary work in this vicinity.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. GuBERT.-The funera
of George w. Gilbert, late Deputy Collecto
of Internal Revenue, took place at o'clocl
Yesterday afternoon from the Episcopa
Church. Rev. G. NJ. Davis otficiated, anC
there was a large attendance. The remain
were inferred in the City Cemetery.
GRAND PIGEON LUNCH To-DAY.-Joe God
dard, of franks Saloon" opposite the Me
tropolitan Theater, extends special invita-
ton to everybody to give him call and II
III. aof, fr-daU