Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-14
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Filed May 18th.

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Filed May 18th.
VIM. NJ. Lyons to VIM. F. Lyons-Jsnuary 18th
grant the block OF land between and J, Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, Sacran ento.
Aspha Butler to George E. Bates-May 18th
quit claim to square between and S, Twenty.
eighth and Twenty ninth streets, Sacramento.
Filed May 18th.
state of California to Joseph Thompson-Novem
Der 49, 1880 patent for lot of the northwest quar-
ter OF section 10, township s north, range east.
Joseph Tb mpson TO Henry Keema-Grant the
south half of northeast quarter and the northeast
quarter of northeast quarter and lot Of northeast
quarter section To- township north, range east,
containing 165 67l00 acres. Also the east half Of
southwest quarter section 10, township north,
| range east, containing so acres. Also lot 2 of
| northwest quarter section 10, towr ship north,
range east containing 20 IS 100 acres.
ATTEMPTED INCENDIARIsM. = About 2
o'clock yesterday morning the night watch
man at the Mechanics Store saw man upon
the sidewalk on Fifth street, by-W. D. Com
stock furniture establishment, at the corner
| of K street, strike q light. which immedi-
/ ately disappeared and then the man ran.
| The Waterman REGARDED the movements sus-
piciously, and going to the spot found that
| the party had lighted some combustible ma
terial, saturated with coal oil, and dropped it
| through an opening in the walk into guam
! tity OF lumber. boxes and refuse material, for
| the purpose of setting fire to the premises
The Hook and Ladder Company was imme-
diately notified and succeeded in putting out
the fire which had become kindled. and no
alarm was sounded. Had the Waterman not
noticed the man, the fire would soon have
! made Roadway, and disastrous results might
l,have followed.
RoBBERY,-A ChiGaman appeare at police
headquarters soon after midnight this morn
ing. with his head bleeding profusely from
heavy cut, and stated that he had been
knocked down in Chinatown and robbed. He
claimed to know the Chinaman who COM
mitted the act, aud having procured war
rant left in pursuit of him. Another robbery
was said to have taken place on K street, be-
tween Second and Third. about II o'clock last
evening, but up to l o'clock this morning no
arrests had been made, and nothing positive
could be obtained in regard to the matter.
AUCTION SALss.-BeIl & Co. viii sell at II
this morning, in front Of their salesroom, sos
J street, two work horses one sorrel mare,
years old one black horse, years old; one
white horse, s years old; one brown mare,
years old two sorrel saddle horses. and
years old. Also. at p NJ, at salesroom,
will sell three fine Brussels carpets and
large lot of housekeeping goods. Sherhurn
s Smith will sell at their salesroom, 523 X
street, at 1880, large assortment OF house
hold goods, including furniture, carpets,
stoves, glassware, crockery, etc.
SYMPosIao The Sacramento Educational
Institute will hold sort of symposiac on the
sth of June at the Metropolitan Theater.
Addresses will be delivered on the four
pillars of civilization labor. government,
education and religion. Hon. W. A. Cheney
will speak upon the subject OF labor Hon.
Grove l.. johnson upon government, State
Superintendent f. NJ. Campbell upon educs-
ton. DIR. I. E. Dwinell upon religion. Ad
mission will be free, and an invitation ex-
tended to all.
MENDELssHoN QUINTET CLuB.-Arrange
ments have been made by which the Men
delsshon Quintet Club, of Boston, will give
grand concert at the Congregational Church
on next Thursday evening. The club will be
assisted by the distinguished pflma donna.
Miss Marie Nellini. Reserved seats can be
procured without extra charge at l.. K.
Hammers music store, on and after the 10Th
instant.
STATE FAIR RAcEs.-The speed programme
of races to take place at the coming State
Fair is published, together with the condi-
tions governing the same. The list includes
twenty-three races in all, of which eleven are
running eleven trotting and one pacing. The
entries to the running stakes will close with
the Secretary on the 18th of June, and those
for trotting and pacing on the 1st of August.
LIBRARY TRUSTEES special meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the City Free
Library has been called, to be held at the
Office of the Board in the Library building
tomorrow, at IL a. NJ. A meeting Of the
committee upon purchase of books has been
called for the same hour and place.
BRITISH Picnic. British Mutual pic
mic will be held at East Park Grove on Tues
day, May 24th. No distilled liquors will be
allowed to be sold upon the grounds Bids
for privileges are invited.