Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24

Notary Public for San Diego county.
One day last week the Sacramento Mills,
of this city, shipped six car loads of four to
Texas.
Sheriff Sprague, of Butte county, yester.
day took to Folsom Charles Stryker, SEN
fenced to serve one year for grand larceny.
Sumner Post, No. 8, G. A R. will meet
at their hall this evening at $50 O'Clock, to
receive the Grand Representatives from the
East.
The box-sheet for the Sam'l of Posen en-.
gagement will be opened at the theater office
to-day at 10 A. NJ. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
One would judge, from the hurried manner
in which L. C. Chandler rode his horse
through street yesterday, that there was an
advance in the prices of real estate.
There are undelivered messages addressed
to the following named person at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office: Charles Horn,
Peter Burns. ]. S. McCus and d. W. Hitch
cock.
Oae hundred and three immigrant passen-
gers, including seventy-eight males, passed
Csrlin yesterday en- route to California.
They will arrive by the overland this after
noon.
The commencement exercises Of the Sac.
ramento Seminary will be held at the State
Capitol this evening. An address will be
delivered by State Superintendent Frederick
NJ. Campbell.
Deputy Sheriff Greenland, Of Butte county,
passed through Sacramento yesterday en-
route to Napa with Frank Larton, an insane
man. Sheriff Squires, of Sierra, took to
Stockton an insane man named ii. Dettris.
The house No. 322 n street, occupied by
A. d. L. Payne, which was supported five
feet above the ground on pine supports, gave
way yesterday and fell to the ground The
house was considerably wrecked, but the
occupants escaped uninjured.
It rained ct San Diego yesterday from the
early morning, or shortly after midnight, to
some time after midday, making total of
II of an inch, which is very good rain for
that country and at this season of the year.
Yesterday it also rained at Roseburg, o.,
with threatening weather at night.
A horse attached to delivery wagon ran
away last evening from Nineteenth and M
streets. After running through great many
streets he was caught on Z street. between
Seventh and Eighth. The horse was appar-
emily unipj 1red, but one of the hind wheels
Of the wagon was entirely demolished.
Don't fail to go to the British Mutual
picnic at East Park Grove. You may win
one of the money coupon prizes" That was
heard all along the streets of Sacramento
yesterday. The picsic takes plaza to-day
The committee of gentlemen who have the
mar cement of affairs in hand guarantee to
al, both young and old who attend, jolly
time.
George I. Kinzel, the young man arrested
by officer Lee for peddling without a license,
turns out to be an embezzler. He had in his
possession q large stock Of watches and
jswelry. It appears that he had purchased
the stock from Wolfe Kelly & Co., of San
Francisco, on misrepresentation, and was
endeavoring to dispose of it in this city. He
confessed his guilt yesterday, and was taken
to San Francisco by the arresting officer.
On A Tour OF INsPEcTIoN.-The members
of the Board of City Trustees will this morn
ing start out on tour of inspection along the
city drainage canal. They will go to Beach's
Grove first, and then closely inspect the pro-
posed route as far as Snodgrass slough. So
much has been said, aud litigation threatened,
that the Board desire to finish the canal from
its present terminus to tidewater.
CASE PosTPoNED.-The case of J. J. Car.
roll, for misdemeanor, came up in Justice
Tubbs' Court yesterday at 10 A. NJ, and was
postponed on motion Of the defense, claiming
that his attorney, G. I. Jones, was absent
from the city. The case was set for hearing
June ID. The charge against the same officer
before the Police Commissioners has also been
postponed.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell & Co., auction
eers, will sell in front of the County Court
house, at 10 o'clock. sharp, this morning, all
the right, title and interest in the estate of
7 i.
scribed as follows Lots Mes. l, 2, 8 and 4,
bounded by Twenty-second and Twenty
third, L and NJ streets, each lot being S0x160
feet
LATE ARREsTs.-Lena Dubois battered
her husband Manuel, for which she was ar
rssted by officer Carroll. She was released
by putting up 800 in coin as forfeit. All
Jim. petit larceny, by 9TH ;er Rice. Corne-
Illus Murphy was furnished lodgings for the
night by the urbans turnkey. officer Lsavy.
HOTEL IMPRovEMENTs.-H. Eldred, pro.
prietor of the State House, hiss just COM
pleted extensive improvements to that hotel
1t has also been frescoed throughout in very
attractive style, and partly rsfurnished.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS Frank Lut-
tig, formerly grocer in this city, on the cor
ner of Ninth and n streets, but at present a
resident Of Franklin, has been stricken with
paralysis.
/ II YOU want to find the best in market, 60
to the Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets.
The large trade this market carries enables
them to give the public every advantage. We
are informed By L,ngton & Msy that they
sold II one day over ton OF strawberries.
MARsEILLEs BEpsPREADs that cannot be
had anywhere less than 81 40, only % cents
/ a. Hale's great special sale of A. I. Stewards
goods.
LADIES brown Balbriggsn hose, full
finished and regular made, only ID cents pei
pair, at Hsls's great special sale.
COOP GOODS aud low prices speak for them
| selves by the large number of packages sent
from the Red House yesterday. Bear il
mind, this sale closes with this week.