Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Co. 1870 kegs Of horseshoes, 8 boxes hard
ware. q pumps, l box hardware, 3 casks OF
lanterns. Y bars of iron Samuel Nathan, l
case Of domestic hose; Whittier, Fuller &
Co. | barrel of car grease; Weinstock d
Inbin. case L thread, cases dry goods;
John Breuner, , cases upholsterer's goods
g. II. Gilman, boxes of shoes, 2 cases
quilts, cases dry goods G. ID. Stevens, 2
boxes shoes; A. Coolot, l case cigarettes;
Whitney & Marshall, . iron beams; Locke q
Lavenson, case oilcloth w. +. Peterson, l
box chocolate; Hale Bros. & Co,
Il Co., 4 cases knit goods. The following
passed Ogden on the LIST instant
N. S. Arnold, 16 bars iron II. S. Crocker
& Co., 40 bundles news printing paper; Bill
Kingsley & Co., II boxes and / crate of fancy
soap, l case scrub brooms w. j. O'Brien:
2 cases shoes; J. L. Sutton, box household
goods; Huntington, Hopkins Co., barrel
and box maleable iron castings, l box and
; cases hardware, II boxes barn-door hinges,
95 bundles iron pipe, case jaek-scre~s, l
case shoe brushes, cases wrencaes, case
iron vises, case cutlery, 2 bales rope, case
hoof brushes, 9 drums and box of iron pipe
and cast wheels L. X. Hammer, 2 pianos !;
Hall, LuhIs & Co. So pieces 5. z. hams !;
Hale Bros. & Co, case of mosquito-ba
l case q. p. goods 2 cases dry goods; A. A.
Van Voorhees, & Co.. / cases saddlery. Z crates
and ! box stirrups, 2 boxes iron castings, 4
cases of names, l case fax Irvine, case
shoe thread, boxes saddlery hardware !;
G. H. Gilman, s cases boots and shoes, 2cases
dry goods Continental Oil and Transporta-
ton Company, 600 cases coal oil; D. Ii. Har-
low, l box household goods 5. LiPman, l
case toweling, l case dry goods ). d. Nathan
& Co., 2 cases shirts case domestic hosiery,
bale G. ?. goods; Booth & Co.. cases play
ing cards, 100 boxes cheese n. HI. Nichols,
box and l case dry goods; Capital Furni-
ture Company s bundles and boxes chair
stock; Bidwell & Cook, l crate crackers
Whittier & Fuller, boxes holdings; j. +.
Hill, boxes hardware. bundles wagon
bows; w. D. Comstock, l carload furniture.
CASES AT THE COUNTY HosPTAL.-Jo Ohm
McCabe, who was run over on Front street
by the cars, having one leg cut off and the
other badly crushed, on Wednesday last,
died at the County Hospital on Friday even
ing from his injuries. Another man by the
name of }. McCabe, while employed in one
of the lumber yards of this city on Friday
last, had a leg broken by pile of lumber
falling upon it. lie was taken to the County
Hospital where he is doing we'll. George
Martin, the h0rse-trainer, who recently fell
down stairs at Agricultural Park and had
leg broken, has nearly recovered Hermann
Reurhof. the man who shot himself near the
heart some time since, has recovered and left
the hospital. The Chinaman who was struck
over the head OF the wooden mills and very
seriously injured, has partially recovered and
is now regarded as out Of danger. This Will
modify the csarge to be made against the
man who committed the assault, and who is
in the city jail awaiting the result Of the in
juries.
COMMERCIAL. Since last report there has
arrived the San joaquin No. 3, from Nc
Intosh Landing, with barge Denbigh Castle,
both loaded with grain for San Francisco
the Harriet with barge Rosalind, from Co
lusa, both loaded with grain for San Fran
cisco the steamer Naruna, from the upper
Sacramento, with barge of grain; steamer
Naponsett, from the upper Sacramento, with
general produce; San Joaquin No. 2, from
San Francisco, with general merchandise
schooner d. c. Haskius, from San Francisco,
with lumber 10 Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany and W. F. Frazer. the Governor
Dana departed for Jacinto with barge ia
cinto, light, the steamer loaded with mer-
chandise; the Q. NJ. Small, with merchan-
disc, for Fremont, and barge Suffer for
Marysville. with merchandise; San Joaquin
No. for Mcintosh Landing with merchan-
disc, and barge Granger with merchandise
and lumber; the Naruna for the upper Sac
ramento.
POLICE CoURr.-In this Court on Satur-
day, George Taylor. Charles Martin and
John Mcpherson, arrested for sleeping in
cars, Fred. Macl1ey for sleeping in vacant
house. and for carrying concealed weapons,
were discharged. Carrie Harris and Emma
Phillips were tried and found TO be common
drunkards, and sentenced to sixty days each
in the County Jail. Emma (Indisn) was
sentenced to ten days in the city Jail for
being too hilarious James G.. Williamson
was fined $40 for being drunk, and in default
of payment remains in jail ten days. Jake
Linston, arrested as q drunk, was granted
continuance of his case until to-day, and
John Chirinchin for battery and Mary Farr
for grand larceny, until tomorrow. VIM
Long was fined S25 for disturbing the peace,
and being short in finances just now, will
serve twenty-five days in the County Jail in
lieu of payment.
THE EUssARs.-The military company of
this city, Familiarity known as the Hussars,
contemplate re-entering the State military
service, in which event they will adopt the
regulation uniform, and will also take
lively interest in the matter of shooting con-
tests between the various companies of the
State militia, as the company has many good
shots A new range is being fitted up by
them, and supply of revolvers of the regular
United States pattern has been ordered for
practice and use. Beside this new arm, they
have under consideration also the purchase of
carbines of the latest make.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. - The
following are the amounts and sources of in
ternal revenue collected during the month of
August in the Fourth District of California,
If which A. L. Frost Is Collector Collee-
tions OF. distilled spirits, 81, or 80; on to.
bacco, snuff, cigars snd cigarettes, 81, 1854 %
on fermented liquors, So Ice 90; for legacy
and succession tax, Sl5S 81; total, Sl4, 7S6 Al.
CRY FREE LIBRARY.-T Librarian of the
City Free Library reports that the total
number of books issued during last week was
S07. OF these, there were of fiction and juve-
nile, 731: history, %; biography, 2; travels,
II; belle-letters, 10 poetry and drama, 3;
theology, 8; science and art, Is. Average
number issued per day, 115; percentage of
fiction and Juvenile, go
CRY RECEIPTS was paid into the
City Treasury on Saturday, for the week end
ing September 8, 1881, the following; +. D.
SERVER. water rates, Sl,337 70; S. r. Cald-
well, cemetery dues, sos; y. A. Kidder.
harbor dues. $50; w. a Henry, Police Court
fines. Sl7 so; Geo. A. Putnam. city licenses,
$3.50 so; Geo. A Putnam, dog licenses,
81 so; total, Sl,978 SIS.
STEAMER REPAIRED. The steamer Dover,
which was recently disabled up the river and
placed upon the marine ways at Washington
for repairs, has been again put in order for
service. and will leave for the upper Sscra-
mento this morning.
PoLIoE ARREs1s.-since last report John
Rouce was arrested for disturbing the peace
by local officer Coffee VIM. Sanborn, same
oifense, by officer Ash; j. b. Musketrig'
drunk, by officers Ash and Brissell.
IMMIeRASrs.-Fi fty.one immigrant pas
sengers arrived from the East yesterday
afternoon, aud fifty-four more will reach here
by the Central Pacific this afternoon.
DOC PoIsoNING.-Some one night before
last, poisoned and killed the valuable setter
dog owned by George W. Gilbert of this city.
AUCTION SALE EXTRAoRDISARY.- n. Wdch-
horst Jeto Ter, ioiH Offer has entire stock at pitb-
lie duftion. commencing Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
at $50 P. M, at his store, 3l5 J street.
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