Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-26
LOCAL! INTELLIGENCE.

enlightenment, with same result. Thona
Brown, arrested for burglary of room at tn
international Hotel, was brought into Court
but as the present witness was about to leav
the city and could not well be here to a sub
sequent trial before the Superior Court. tn
charge was reduced to petit larceny, and de
PENDANT at once tried and convicted. Hi
sentence will be given tomorrow. Tom Har
vey, drunk, failed to appear for trial. an,
his deposit of 50 was forfeited. William
Watson, drunk, pleaded guilty and sentenced
to twenty-four hours in City Prison. TIT
Court then adjourned.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer San Joaquin
No. came up and took on load Of hcu
and returned to the Bay. The Varuna wen
up with barge Granger, both light, bound fol
Colusa, and The Neponset came from the up
per Sacramento loaded with grain and liv'
hogs. Large quantities of wheat are being
taken to Port Costa by the Modoc anc
Apache Captain Foster, who has just re-
turned from a trip TO that point, states that Il
is becoming the leading wheat-shipping place
of the State Three ships were loading with
grain for Europe when he was there.
PHILHARMONIC CoNCEBT.-The Philhar,
monte Society will give its second grand con.
cert at the Congregational Church on Wednes,
day evening, March 9th, when, for the first
time on the Pacific coast, Meudelssohn's ora
torio of " Athletic will be given in full, IN
Guiding overture, march of the priests, first,
second soprano and alto solos also, readers
and full chorus of 70 voices This will, no
doubt, be the finest concert yet given by Ihe
Society, and will be one OF the leading mus
ical events of the season. --sssa-r .-ss '.'7ts'
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-Elevenc car loads Of
cotton passed through from the upper Sacra-
mento valley for Oakland yesterday and five
from Nevada for San Francisco. Car loads
of freight were received at this place as fol-
lows Eight of wood, l of granite, OF OH.
9 of wheat, l of coal, D of flour, of lumber
and 1 of wheels. Car loads were shipped
Eastward: Sixteen of coke, > of barley, l
of lumber, of wool, of merchandise, /
of salmon, . of beans, of sugar.
BUSINESS CHANGE. E. E. Ames and
Henry W Earle have become successors to
the business of G. w. Swinerton, at the
northeast corner Of Seventh and j streets,
and will continue the same under the firm
name of Ames, Earle & Co. They have re-
modelled the front with attractive show via
dows finished in jet and gilt, and in a similar
manner improved the interior of the stoIe,
making it one of the finest on J street.
The WEATHER. The wind, which has
been fresh from the southeast for the past
two days, broughtl.r ainiwith it last night
which commenced falling about II o'clock.
1t had been showing upon the mountains
lightly since yesterday morning, and at mid
night it was showing between Truckee and
Alta and raining this side. 1t was raining
here steadily at o'clock this morning, with
every indication of continuance.
BURGLARY REPoRT.-The only work of the
burglars for night before last, that has been
thus far made known, was an attempt to rob
the store of John Donohue, at the corner of
Twelfth and d streets. After cutting out
glass from the door and getting the door I'M
fastened, they were frightened away by a
dog upon the premises and failed to enrich
themselves by completion of their crime.
PERSONAL Assistant General Suparin-
tendent J. A. Fillmore came up on the over
land train yesterday afternoon. Also General
Manager S. H. H. Clark, of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, came up from the Bay to meet
his family, to arrive this morning from the
East. n. P Chapman and Chas. Cadwalader,
of Red Bluff, returned to that place yester-
day afternoon.
You've HooDLUMs.-Complaint was yes
terday made to the Chief of Police that a
crowd of boys numbering from 40 to 30, con.
gregate nightly at the corner OF Seventh and
r streets, many Of them getting drunk and
creating general disturbance Of the peace,
much to the annoyance of the neighberhood.
AUCTION SALE.-Martin Plug viii sell at
auction this morning, at 1880, at their sales
rooms, 1016 Fourth street, the contents of
two dwelling houses, removed to store Tor
convenience, consisting of beds ard bedding,
carpets, chairs, stoves, crockery, tInware, etc;
also, one express wagon.
TURNER Observation-Disclosures is given
that all groups contesting for prizes at the
Turner masquerade must consist of not less
than five persons. All tickets which may in
any way be procured by persons OF doubtful
character will be Cancelled and holders refused
admittance.
POLICE Ambassadors. Price was yester-
day arrested by officer Woods, for disturbing
the peace John Smith, common drunk, by
officer Woods, and George Stevens, disturb
ing the peace, by officers Woods and Atwood +;
NJ Dryer, battery, by officers Rider and
Caferty.
IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE Sheriff A. S.
Fulkerth, of Stanislaus county, passed
through yesterday with a prisoner named
Mortimer Lghtfoot, who goes to the Folsom
State Prison for life for the murder OF man
named Branch some time ago at Modesto.
BOND F1IED.-W. w. Sheldon, Justice Of
the Pesce, in Granite township, has fled his
official bond in the Recorders Office, in the
sum Of 5000, with @. l.. Ecklon, William
Jarvis. P. Engesser and Peter Yager as sure
ties, in the sum of 81 800 each.
PAYING OFP.-The pay-car came up from
the bay yesterday afternoon and commenced
paving off the railroad employees at this
intermediate points to make the usual dis
bursements.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-T meeting ap-
pointed by the Board OF Supervisors for yes
terdav afternoon was not held, as the mem
bers had not returned from their trip of in
speotion down the river. a meeting viii be
held to-day.
INCoRPoRATED.-Articl Of incorporation
were fled in the Office of the Secretary of
State Yesterday of the Guadalupe Cemetery
Association of Guadalupe. Trustees-A.
Copeland, n. H. Rose, w. W. Ayres.
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED. The case OF the
People of the State against Robert Gardner
and others was yesterday argued in the
Superior Court before Judge benson and
taken under advisement.
sRoYAL MILDLY Public attention is at
present divided between the taking opera an .
"Hsle's ROYAL MILDLY" corset. Both have
proved an attractive subject for discussion.
See the corset at Hale's,
For BARGAINS IN CARPETS see those
trvantv-nine pieces lust received at the Red
House 25 cents to 81 per yard.
CALL EARLY, in order to secure your size
of that slightly soiled lot of ladies Treyere
La ,Iovas OF Fancy Goods Department, Me-