Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

bration.
THE ARCADE SALE.-The sale of the Ar
cade Hotel property fixtures and furnishings,
commenced yesterday morning. with large
attendance present. The hotel building was
sold. The bidding commenced at S12, 600,
offered by G.. W. Chesley, and continued
until raised to S1S,009, which was offered by
party for Mrs Gregory, and after hesitating
at about this figure for time, was finally
struck off to John Friedlander of San Fran
cisco for S1S, 100. The selling Of the furni-
ture was then commenced. and that contained
in the rooms Of the Hastings and Gregory
additions was sold. The bidding was spir-
tied and at times interesting. All the fiue
and valuable furniture Of the hotel proper
viii be sold to-day, including fine Mathu-
shsk piano, ard commencing at 1880 this
morning Tomorrow the bar.room and
dining-room furniture aud fixtures of the
hotel will be sold.
EXCURSION RATEs.-The Central Pacific
Railroad Company special excursion rates to
Lake Tahoe, for which tickets are good from
July ID to July 11th inclusive. The rates
are as follows From San Francisco at $25;
Oakland, s25; San Jose. s25; Stockton, S25;
sSNlsuut SD ChCtdulNntO, 90 DldI JaNlltc,
S25; Auburn, $50 Colfax, SIS 80 !; Dutch
Fiat, ST Blue Canyon, S15 90 In a9di-
tion to the fare over the Central Pacific Rail-
road to Truckee; between Truckee and
Tahoe City, via Moody's stages between
Tahoe City and Glenbrook, on the Lake
Tahoe steamers; between Glenbrook and
Carson, via Bentou's lines; from Carson to
Virginia City and return. thence to Reno,
and return over the Central Pacific.
VIENNA LADIES' CoNcERT-The third
grand concert by the Vienna ladies orches
ira and concert troupe viii be given at the
Congregational Church this evening, under
the able direction of Miss Bertha Neuber.
Mile Helen BRANDED will also appear in vo-
cal solos. The other parts taken are by Miss
Fanny Shernstein, with violin; Miss II.
Eleanore Brandt, violin and organs Miss
Therese Hamann, violoncello; Miss Lima
Bellina, basso; Miss Annie Navoni. flute
Miss Marguerite Brandt, piano Mr.. Former
trumpet; Mr.. Strake, clariouette Mr.. Max
ner, trombone; Mr.. Hsmaun, timpani
There will be an entirely new programme
this evening, and admission is only DO cents
Association MEEr1NG.-The Valley Asso-
ciation of Congre gational Ministers met at
the Congregational Church in this city yes
terday for its spring session. The afternoon
meeting consisted Of a discussion Of the oath
chapter of Matthew, and consideration of
the reception of the revised translation OF
the New Testament. la the evening ser
mon was preached by Rev. Wallace Bruce,
Of R0cklin, upon the subject OF Fidelity to
Christ under adverse circumstances its
costs, its value and its rewards" The meet
ings of the association viii be concluded this
forenoon.
INcoRPoRATIoNs,- Articles of incorpora-
ton have been fled with the Secretary of
State of the Lone Pine Water Company, of
Lone Pine, Inyo county. Directors-Joseph
Seeley, John Lubken, l.. H. Edwards, c.
Meysan, NJ. G. Lasky. Capital stock is
$40, 600, divided into 2, 900 shares. Also, Of
the Tombstone Water, Mill and Lumber
Company. Principal place of business is
San Francisco. Directors-W. X. Lever.
idge, George Cogdon, George NJ. Blake, W.
S, Iyle, ID. II. Anderson. Capital stock is
81, 600, GOO, divided into leo. 00O shares.
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL yorNG.--Two
cases were yesterday before Justice Coggins
from the American River School District, in
which Pbilip Borsi and Mr.. Parsonelli, two
Italians. were charged With having Illegally
voted at the recent election for School 1rus-
tees, Nearly all tie electors OF the district
were present as witnesses or spectators at the
examination. at the conclusion OF which Par
sonelli was discharged and Borsi held to an
swer, with bail fixed at $500, which was i'm
medistely given.
LIFE IMPRIsoSMENT.-Stephen Miiapina
was yesterday taken through by Sheriff N
B. Fish Of Sierra county, who goes to Fol-
som State Prison for life, for the murder of
John Galvazrni, who was killed near Sierra
City year ago last spring. Fedino Gslom-
bsrtian, partner in the crime, has heretofore
been taken to Folsom upon a life sentence.
Milapina was, upon his first trial, sentenced
to be hanged, but new trial was granted,
which has resulted in the present disposition
of his case.
HoRTIcULTURAL.-Mat Cooke, Chief
Horticultural Officer, is upon trip through
Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San joaquin
counties. making an inspection and confeiriug
with the horticultural officers elected in those
counties. Much interest is being manifested
in the movement under the new State law
against the fruit insect pests, and additional
counties will soon organize under it, and be
ready to cooperate in the methods of pre-
ven.ion and cure which have already been
adopted.
MEETING To.NIGHT.-An address ia pub
lished to forty-one citizens who are named.
requesting them TO meet tonight at the
Golden Eagle Hotel to consider matters Of
interest, but not connected with the city
Government, politics or any expenditure of
money.
F,,.r Lren.b vioJafs IN cents per dave,