Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-10

John Carmichael preached, with which SER
vices the Conference closed its session and ad.
journed sine die.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9Th: For Billingsley & Co., case hard
ware, baskets; Locke & Lavenson, rolls
carpet; J. NJ. Wiedmsnn, 5 barrels candy !;
Mebius & Co., ID boxes mustard, II boxes
baking powder, 5 boxes spice a, A. Van
Yoorhies & Co., 2 boxes hardware, 1 case
currycombs, boxes leather dash-boards A.
Dennery & Co., bale candle wicks, box,
10 barrels, tierces glassware Weinssock 4
Lubiu, case cotton goods, case knit goods,
/ case dry goods, l case linen goods l case
repellants, cases boots and shoes; w. r.
Strong, Sc bags grass seed, Is bags nuts !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co, Is tierces hams; Adams,
Mcneil & Co., ) barrels currants, % boxes
fish, Is packages tobacco; Lindley & Co., %
boxes canned Holsters, Is packages tobacco /;
S. Lipman & Co., 2 cases suspenders, l case
dry goods; W. a. & @. S. Houghton. 8 cases
books, 9 boxes stationery, 5 bundles paper !:
Whittier. Fuller & Co., l box molding |:
Samuel Nathan & Co., l case hats, l case dry
goods; Holman, Stanton & Co., car barb
wire; Miss Il. L. Ellis, box personal effects /;
Bachelor, Van Gaelder & Co., boxes wagon
irons Huntington, Hopkins Il Co.. 6 bales
hose, 4 bales betting, bales packing, 10
vises, % cases lanterns, z cases hardware, 10
casks pulley locks, 2 eases apple parera, L
case rivets, drums pipe fittings, cases files,
box casting. l case machinery, car and 160
kegs horse-shoes, 2 cars pipe, 6S cases Ak
handles, 60 bundles wheelbarrows, boxes
carriage bolts; L. Elkus Is cases hats; III.
S. Croker & Co., 80 bundles paper. The
following passed Ogden on the 9th inst. for
this city: Holman, Stanton & Co.. carload
of plows; Huntingdon, Hopkins Il Co, 200
pieces gss-pipe; Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, rs barrels engine oil and % barrels Of
valve oil.
FIRE LAST EVENING. FIRE broke out atthe
corner of Third and N streets last evening,
about quarter before 9 o'clock, which re-
suited in partially destroying two double
frame houses, which were occupied by q. A.
Sandstedt, T. Franon, Woodhead and
Phillip Lascano. The buildings belonged to
Henry Hansche. It is not known now the fire
originated but is supposed to have started
in the part occupied by Mr.. Lascano, the
tomales vender. When first discovered the
upper part of the house was IN full flames,
and in an instant apparently, the roof and
upper story Of the adjoining building which
stood Immediately alongside, was in
turned in almost simultaneously from
box IA, at Fourth and 0, and box Is,
corner of Second and n streets. The work
of the Fire Department was so prompt and
effective that the damage by the fire was con-
fined almost entirely to the uppsr story of
the premises, butthelower rooms weredeluged
and damaged with water. The loss upon the
houses will be about $1,000, which is COW
cred by insurance 10 the North German In
suranes Company, of which Mr.. Hansche is
agent. The furniture in the lower portion Of
the houses was mostly moved out and saved,
but very little was got out from the upper
story There was probably from 500 to
$500 loss upon furniture and household goods
to each Of the four families, aud none Of them
held any insurance.
MOVEMENTS OF FREIGHT.-There is unusual
activity in the shipment of freights at pres
ept, both to this coast from the East and
also outgoing in all directions. There were
four special freight trains left for the East on
Saturday, and two or three specials of cattle
for the bay and elsewhere. The handling of
wheat Is just row taxing the utmost moving
| capacity of the railroads and water Transport
tation. The lateness of the season, which
makes it probable that the rains viii soon
come, together with the recent upward tend
eucy in wheat, has brought about the present
activity. The merchandise shipped TO the
East on Saturday consisted in part of r.
loads as follows: One Of almonds, 2 of wine,
l of salmon, OF hops, of canned goods,
| of beans, of anthony, 10 of barley, of
tea, Of wool, 5 OF green fruit, of rice,
of sugar, of coke, l Of peanuts, l of coffee.
ELEorIoS.-The Agsss:z Association, Jr,
of Sacramento, has elected the following
officers: President, Master William Devlin
President, Master Edwin Shanklin ;
Secretary, Master Harry Larkin; Treasurer,
Master Newton Pyburn. The boys pro.
pose to pursue chronological studies mora
seriously this winter than before, and to
know the why's and wherefores about some
of the wonders Of the insect world.
DEATH OF AN OLD REsDENT-E. Bynum,
former Assemblyman from Yolo county,
died, after lingering illness, at Woodland
on Saturday afternoon. He has resided in
that county for many years, and enjoyed the
confidence Of the community. Besides the
Office of Assemblyman, the deceased has held
other positions of public trust, among which
was that of County Clerk of Yolo His
funeral will be held at Woodland at 2 P. N,
to day.
CITY RECEIPTS. The following payments
were made into the City Treasury for the
week ending October s, 1881; R. D. SERVER,
water rates. S947 so n. A. Kidder, harool
dues, SD 80; w. A. Henry. Police Court
fines, $50 80; George A. Putnam, city
licenses, 1927 Is; George a. Putnam, dog
licenses, 81 50; S. r. Caldwell, cemetery
dues, $50 so. Total, s1,574 OS.
POLICE CouRT.-on Saturday the business
OF the Police Court was quickly transacted.
Con. Miller, adrunk, was fsed s.. An Jim,
for petty larceny, was fined $50, with chance
to serve SO days in the chain-gang in case he
declines to pay. The case Of Albert Mckay,
for nisdemeanor, was continued until to.
morrow.
New VARIETY OF WHEAT.-Secretary Ed.