Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20

FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18Th instant For Van Heusen & Huntoon,
10 boxes chains w. d. Comstock, 9 boxes
chairs; Waterhouse & Lester, 10 bundles
hubs; w. A. & G. S. Houghtop, cases en-.
velopes, case blank books Hale Bros. l.
Co, case hosiery Capital Furniture Com.
pany, "A bundles chairs; Hall, Luhrs & Co.,
l box cards: Adams, McNeill & Co. l box
cigars Scofield & Tevis, 10 barrels ell. IS
barrels beer; Z. f. Avery l box books G.
Corwin, case cigars; W. r. Strong, bar
rels chestnuts Billingsiey l. Co., IS bundles
splint baskets, nested, bag corks, 3 cases
cards; Joseph Hahn & Co., IA cases, pack
ages, basket, kegs, 6 boxes and barrel
drugs, 10 boxes soap, l case dry goods, box
tinware Mary S. Cowger, l bale yarn +.
Lyon Co., l box hosiery Weinstock &
Lubin, l measuring nachi-e, box tape j.
L. Chadderdon, l case brushes; A. A. Van
poorhies 4 Co, boxes leather dash. boards,
crates stirrups. l case hames, boxes sad
dlery hardware, box laoes, case leather, l
case curIy-coInbs; Liudley & Co., 10 barrels
hams, cases and l box cards, 2 packages
tobacco Mebius & Co., l cGse cards; Scott
q Muir, L box gas fixtures, l crate sinks
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 200 kegs nails,
2 cases screws, 3 CAGES iron butts, box liant.
erns. IL boxes scales, rolls boiler felt, 3
bundles bar iron, l case vises, l case lantern
globes.
A New DEPARTURE. Bell & Co. AUG
tioneers, anpouucs that they have decided to
take new departure in their line of busi-
ness, aud will hold an extensive closing suit
sale tomorrow, and that hereafter they will
hold two regular sales each week at their es.
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days aud Fridays. a large lot Of new and
secondhand furniture and household goods
pannounoed to be sold s5 these sales; also,
NS<ieu.tural Implements, hardware, proyis.
ions, etc. lie Is stated that hereafter l. will
be leading auction and commission house.
at which nearly everything that consumers OF
all kinds msy desire to purchase can be pre-
cured OF good quality st auction, and where
merchants Snd all others can find read DIS.
posal OF goodP, stock, implements, ETC., of
any kind, to he sod at best advantage, upon
commission or otherwise, aad returns made
IN all cases immediately upon close of sale.
The sale tomorrow will consist, in part of
one mahogany wardrobe, ons pine wardrobe,
one pine double wardrobe, one child's swing.
ing cradle, one high-top bedstesd, feather
pillows, kitchen safes, double bedstsads and
spring mattresses, three-quarter bedsSsads,
round tablas, one BARRIERS csse, chairs pull
and hair pillows, top mattresses, one counter
and shelving, oil paintings, chromos, tables,
chairs, crockery and three accordeons.
SHE GETS MEDAL.-Some time ago these
columns contained an account of the return
TO J. l.. Skinner, of this city, Of sword
taken from him in the late war, when he was
captured by the Confederates. The officer
who took it from him was Captain Hill,
who wore it during the remainder Of the war,
and who after the close of the rebellion gave
it to his sister, Miss Mollie +. Hill, Of Vir-
ginia, at her earnest request, that she might,
II possible, restore it to the friends of its
original owner, it being supposed that he was
dead. The spirit manifested by the letter
which accompanied the sword upon its re-
turn was regarded by the ex.veteran soldiers
who were assembled at the eating on Sat-
urday evening, as so noble and heroicslIy
patriotic that 1t was at once unanimously
resolved to give expression of its rec ignition
In a suitable manner by all the ex-Union SOL
diers in Sacramento. In accordance with
this purpose purse was Immediately made
up by voluntary coutribueio to procure q
fine gold medal, with suitable inscriptions,
to present to her. and committee appointed
to draft resolutions to accompany the pre-.
sentatiou.
FUNERAL.-Oae of the most imposing fune.
rails that hiss taken place in this city for some
time was that of Prof. Gustave Lohse yes.
teraay. Tbs funeral sermon was By Rev.
Charles Taubnsr, Of the German Lutheran
Church. Ths Sacramento Hussars, in uni,
form, were 10 attendance. The Sacramento
IurL NareID, in s. body, snd delegations from
societies IL An Francisco and Stocktoa, we're
present The scholars of the gymnasium
boys aid girls-each carrying an offering of
HJwefS, attended. At the cemetery a short
address was delivered over the grave by
member of the Turn Verein. At the close of
the burial the grave was literally covered
with 6Jwefs by tue children. Although Mr..
Lohse had been resident of this coast but
little over year. he had made many warm
friends, who sincerely mourn his loss.
KNIGHTS OF Honor "A Lodge of the
Knights of Honor was organized at Benicia,
Solano county, Friday evening, November
I7th, with twenty-five charter members, by
d. G. D., E. F. Aiken, of Sacramento. as.
sisted by z. d. Shepherd, of Msrysville.
The new Lodge was named "Benicia," and
the following named persons were elected
officers for the term: p. D., N Laurence
D., J. n. Logan V. D., w. l.. Genung; A.
d., J. III. Algeo; Rep, J. Noaker F. Rep.
w. II. Rulofson Treasurer, A. Robinson
Chaplain, Fred. Schneider; Guide, E. Coul.
burn Guard. A. Fleming; Sentinel, J. Fl.
Ostello; Trustees-F. p. Robinson, Fred.
Schneider and William Lowenstein.
L.. fol1.