Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

01sC: FOr DaLcnetcr, al 0uiioer q Co.,
car harrow material Continental Oil Trans
portation Company, tank oil; Huntington
Hopkins & Co., los pieces and 12I bundle
iron pipe, 12l pieces tubes, 8 cases bottlet
cider, barrels and l box vises, cases hard
ware. IL boxes axes, barrel lanterns, case
locks, l case hooks; Baker & Hamilton,
car wagons, IL boxes forks Whittier, Fulle
& Co.. l case machinery, 2 boxes holdings
w. A. & 9. S. Houghton, box books; Me
bus & Co., l bex cigars q. P. r. r. Com
pany, cases fog signals, 6 bales waste Bill
ingsley & Co., box broonls, 10 boxes tacks
Capital Furniture Company. boxes marble
A. Heyman, piano; Weinstock & Lubin
l box underwear; A. Dennery & Co., l.
casks silver-plated ware S. Farnsworth, :
boxes household goods Booth & Co.. l bar
rel maple sugar Adams, Mcneil & Co, 10(
boxes and $50 half-boxes candles; Stone
Co., bundles leather.
AUCTION SALES -Sherburn & Smith viii
sell June 9th, at 1890 a. NJ, at the residence
of E. Nj. Skaggs, northeast corner Of anc
Second streets, very large amount of valu
able and fine furniture, carpets, bedding
crockery, glassware, etc., which is fully de-
scribed in another column - Bell & Co. will
sell to-day at 2 P. NJ. at the residence of Mrs
S. B. Gregory, 1920 FL street, between
Twenty third and Twenty.fourth, kitchen,
dining and bedroom furniture, consisting OF
range, with fixtures, chairs, tables, carpets,
crockery and glassware, etc . Martin Phug
& Co. will sell at 1870 this morning at sales.
room, 1016 Fourth street, between J and K,
large consignment of household furniture,
comprising, in part parlor set, cottage bed.
room set, extension dining table, chairs
and tables, fifty spring BEDS thirty walnut
and other bedsteads, twenty. five washstands,
lounges, two Brussels CARPETS. crockery, glass
and tinware, two cook ranges mos. and
y. etc.
SALE OF The ARCADE. = The sale of the
Arcade Hotel is announced by D. J. Sim
mons. This is one of the finest pieces of
property in the hotel lire in this part of the
State, and the sale is to be without reserve.
In addition to the sale of the building, the
entire furniture and furnishing of the hotel
will also be disposed of at auction, including
the costly sets, pieces, carpets, crockery,
glassware, and everything complete. goods all
being arranged by catalogue. Also at the
same time the entire stock of fine liquors,
cigars, bar fixtures, splendid refrigerator, bar
mirrors, dining-room furniture, ETC., full par
ticulars of which will be given hereafter.
OeaSsi-sSuSo WILL pS Icduy htAL MONDAY, ana
the sale viii commence on June 10th and last
during the 18th and 18Th. This is an event
in the line of auction sales.
SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-Yesterday morning
the dead body of a young man, well dressed,
was found on tie levee in Washington, on
the opposite side of the river, just below Mr..
Reeds place, with pistol shot in the side
& al ! I,,s,. - =, II
is supposed to have committed suicide, but
who he is no one thus far has been able to
tell. He was apparently about % years of
age, with thin face, dark mus5ache, gray
ism eyes, and had S223 in money in his pocket,
but no papers were found upon him. Justice
Z. G. Hodgdon held an inquest, but nothing
further than the above was elected. The re-
mains are now at the office of Coroner YER
milya, where they will be kept for day or
two Tor Identification.
RAILROAD PARTY.-The railroad officials
from the East, consisting of W. B. Strong,
General Manager of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, and those who re-
Gently came to this coast in his party, came
up from San Francisco yesterday 10 their
special car, accompanied by General Super
intendent A. n. Towne and A. ID. Wilder.
They visited the r abroad Hospital and shops.
The Eastern party went by special as far as
the snow-sheds yesterday afternoon, where
they were to remain until this morning and
then proceed east. Messrs. Towne and Wiz
der returned to San Francisco on the after.
noon train.
The Boston QUINTET CLUB.-It has now
been definitely arranged with the Mem
delssohn Quintet Club of Boston to give an
other concert in this city before their depart
ure for Australia. 1t will take place next
Tuesday evening st the Congregational
Church, when an entirely new programme
fram that given at their recent appearance
will be presented, and which will no doubt
be greeted with large and as appreciatise
an audience as was the previous one. Re-
served seats may be obtained without extra
charge by applying at the music store OF
J. K. Hammer, on j street.
THUNDER. STORM The heaviest thunder
storm which has been known in this region
for years passed over last evening between
the hours of 10 and IL o'clock. Heavy banks
of black clouds hung in the southeast, and
also opposite in the heavens and the lightning
was almost incsssant and OF brilliancy that
would do honor 10 the regions where such
displays are more in order than in California.
The thunder az times was quite heavy, and
all in ALL it wassa renembrancer of Eastern
thunder-storrns. It rained for short time
quite hard, but soon ceased. This Is the first
rain storm since April.
POLICE CouRT.-In this Court yesterday
All Gwia failed to appear 70 answer to the
charge Of battery, and his bond was declared
forfeited. and an alias warrant ordered to be
issued. George Wallace pleaded guilty to a
drunk and was fined IS, but not having the
change was granted the privilege OF staying
Eve days in the city Jail. James Kern
pleaded guilty to keeping disorderly house.
and was fined S25 and costs, which he paid.
John Riley was partially tried as a vagrant,
and case continued till the 9th instant. Ad-
journed.
THE Two oEPHASs."- Kate Claxton
viii appear this evening at the Metropolitan
Theater in the romantic and popular drama
entitled "The Two Orphans" and will be
supported by her own company, selected at
the East, and which recently arrived upon
the coast. There will be no extra charge FOX
reserved seats, which may be procured at the
box Office Of the theater.
FREIGBrs BIZ RAn.--Carloads of freight
were received here yesterday as follows
Three of wine. Of machinery, OF lumber,
! of ice, Of beer, of nails, Of merchan'
disc, of materials, / of oranges, OF Ere
clay, of coal and of wood. Carloads were
forwarded East: Two Of vegetables 9 OF
wool, > Of salmon, l of hides. 2 OF wine and
] OF merchandise.
PLEADED GuILTY.-James Kern, proprietor
Of the Free and Ees7 Saloon, who was ar
rested few days since upon charge of keep.
ing disnrderly house, yesterday came into
the Police Court and pleaded guilty and Was
fined sos and COSTS which he paid.
NOTICE Just arrived from the Eastern
market-ladies' fine goat, side lace, sewed
shoes, 81, warranted never to rip. Red
House.
ENTIRE CHANGE and . broader plan OF &C
ton. notice of which viii be given on Mon
day, the 6 h instant. Signed: Hale Brcs.
LARGEST VARIETY of mems and boys felt
and straw hats. Hat Department Mecban
les Store.
MILLINERY GeoDs.- Large assortment
Millinery Department Mechanics Store.
CALIFORNIAN GAMFs at East Park to.mor'
row.