Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-13


& Co.; E. Kunz, bottle of brandy, presented
by Felter & Co.; Ben O'Neill, bottle of wits.
ky, presented by Felter & Co.; B. J. Melon
aid, bottle of wine, presented by Felter K
Co. Major Wallace, of the staff, won the
first prize for honorary members (S5), and
w. B. Miller the second (S3l.
This company and the Governors Guard
will hold battalion drill at the Pavilion this
evening.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
OH: For Lindley & Co., case cigars, 10
pals tobacco, 10 bags coffee, 80 boxes lob
sters; A. Coolot, boxes cigars; w. F.
Peterson, boxes candy; w. j. O'Brien, 3
cases shoes; J. S. Kirk & Co.. so boxes soap:
Adams, Mcneil & Co.. 95 barrels oatmeal,
80 cases mackerel, IS boxes Holsters Water
house & Lester, q boxes spokes; l box car
rage irons; Huntington, Hopkins. & Co,
10 boxes locks, l box pipe fittings, 200. kegs
nails, ! case cutlery, cases hardware,
cases tongs, l case hooks, l case brushes, l
case brooms, bundle mop handles, 10 kegs
staples, 40 sheets copper; Booth & Co., z
bundles and 2 bales broom corn, 20 tierces
hams; Holman, Stanton & Co., 2 boxes
sickle knives; Studebaker Bros, cars
wagons Continental Oil Co., tank oil; II.
Fisher, 2 packages cocoanut, y boxes rails
ms, l case and l bag dried fruit II. G.
Kirk & Co., box drugs, l box muclage ".
r. Knights, 3 meat choppers, sausage stuff
ers Weinstock l. Lubin, l case neckwear;
n. S. Arnold & Co., 10 bundles rims, bum
dies poles, 8 bundles hubs; George l..
sewing machines; Hall, Luhrs & Co., q
tierces hams, % cases mackerel; w. A. d
c. S. Houghton, l box books; Locke &
Layensop, rolls carpet; r. Stone 4 Co, l
box leather pads, l box saddlery, 2 boxes
leather. 2 bales blankets, 2 boxes hardware !;
c. H Gilman 8 cases boots and shoes; John
Breuner, l case dry goods; G. 7. r. r.,
case mirrors. The following freight passed
Ogden on the 10TH Hall, Luhrs & Co., AGO
cans of oysters; n. S. Arnold & Co, 40
bids hoop iron, 2 boxes wood screws, bbls
wire rope; r. Stone & Co., l case of
harness; l box whips, boxes names !;
Huntington. Hopkins & Co, 80 bundles
shovels, 257 bundles of steel, % bundles steal
car springs, casks of iron hinges; Booth &
Co., 10 cases tobacco; Weinstock & Lubin, /
case thread, 3cases travelling bags Hale Bro'.
& Co., 2 cases of corsets Studebaker Bros, l
car load common wagons, l car load of spring
wagons Mebius & Co., so cases bottled beer,
II signs, l package sugar, 3 bundles show
cards; G. IL. Stevens, 2 cases boots and shoes !;
Holbrook, Merrill & Co, so bundles galvan-
glass TASKS; Lindley & Co., 6 cases tobacco !;
A. Houston, ] box household goods u. q A.
Henry l trunk, chair, 2 boxes books and !
desk Whittier, Fuller & Co., 3 boxes picture
hangings; w. o. Thrailkill, boxes dentist
goods.
NATIVE SoNs.-Sacramento Parlor, No. 5,
Native Sons of the Golden West, Saturday
evening gathered at headquarters and with a
band marched to the depot and met and SER
enaded the Marysville and Oroville delegates
to the late Grand Parlor session held in Oak
lard, and also their own delegates. They es'
corted the returning members to the Golden
Eagle Hotel, and after music by the baud h.
NJ Jones of Oroylie responded in behalf OF
the recipients Of the serensde. Later, under
the marshalship of John Burnett, the entire
company marched TO Fishers restaurant and
sat down to handsome banquet, which was
first discussed and then songs and speeches
and toasts followed, and merry time was
had until midnight. Much regret was ex-
pressed at the enforced absence by illness in
his family Of II. Clay Chapman of Sacra-
mento, who has been elected Grand Presi-
dent of the Order.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-John L. Ray
mond, the eminen. comedian, will appear at
the Metropolitan Theater this evening for an
engagement of one night only, in Gunther's
fantastic drama entitled Fresh, the Ameri-
can" He will be supported by his own New
York company, which is pronounced excel
lent, aud includes the well-known E. j.
Buckley and Miss Agnes Proctor. The
scenery with which the piece will be pre-
scented is mostly from Abbey's Park Theater,
New York The play, which is one of Ray
mond's best, is said to surpass Colonel Sell
lers." is overlooking with rollicking fun and
| most audacious and humorous situations. in
vo,ving courtship by a Yankee in an Egyp-
tan court and elsewhere, and getting away
with wife under the most adverse aud per-
picking opposition and circumstances. The
sale of reserved seats is already very large.
| Run OVER By TRAIS.-A man who gave
his name as Joseph c. Dobson. and states
that his home is at s51 Broad street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, was yesterday run over by the
cars on the California Pacific Railroad in Y olo
county, aud very seriously, if not fatally, in
| iured He states that he was knocked down
and left upon the track, but it is believed
| that it was king alcohol that fellsd him. He
| Law between the rails, aud train of forty
freight cars passed over him, breaking one
arm and bruising him very badly about the
head and shoulders. He was brought to the
city and taken to the County Hospital. 1t
is said that he has been living for some time
past at the laundry in Oakland.
CeAMRRcIAL.--Arrived since last report,
steamer San Joaquin No. ., from San Fran.
cisco. with general merchandise, and barge Of
| lny,bar 20 Sacra M erto f,umber C,omnauy
steamer Neponset, from the upper Sacra
mento, with produce. etc.
CoSeRAruLAToRY.-S Lodge, No. .