Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-25
BRIgF NOTES.

Tie Wind blew nearly all dav yesterday,
but got around towards the south.
Elsewhere is published an invitation to bid
for privileges at the Wcrkmen's picnic at
Roeklin, May ID.
The Board of Trustees will hold special
meeting this morning 60 consider the question
of refunding the city indebtedness.
A literary entertainment and ball will be
given at the San Juan District school-house,
for the benefit of the school fund of that dis
trict, On Friday evening, May 4th.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, was de-
tanned some time at this place on account of
the high wind, but left yesterday for San
Francisco with two bsrgss of grain.
By reason Of storms east of Ogden, the
overland train due here this morning will not
arrive uDtil thu afternoon, and consequently
there will be no mail from the east until that
| time.
I. S. Bilse and II. NJ. Chase appeared in
the Police Court yesterday and pleaded
guilty to petit larceny. They were sentenced
TO pay fines of $40 each, or be confined in the
County Jail twenty days.
The William Avery who has been tried be.
fore Judge Armstrong in the Superior Court
for burglary Is net our old citizen William
Avery, Secretary of the Exempt Firemen's
Association of Sacramento.
Articles of Incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of Stste by The E;ntracht
Principal placs of business, Sacramento.
Directors-August Z. Brune, Edward Die
terie, William Krelschuner.
@. f. Williams, whose residence is on Fl
street, reports 80 the police headquarters
ths5 An Hook and SS7 in money, taken from
a dress pocket, disappeared simultaneously
and in mysterious manner from his psem-
Uses.
The second anniversary picnic of Rocklin
Lodge, No. 1876, A. o. U. w, will be given
at Worknen's Grove, Rocklin, on Wednes-
day, May ID. The music will be by the
First Artillery Band, IF This city. A special
train will leave Sacramento on that day at
$50 o'clock.
Two Cinnamon arrested for flying kites
on the street within the city, were discharged
upon payment OF costs. An ordinance pro
hibiss flying kites, as also throwing balls in
the street It should be enforced against all
alike, for who ever saw q Chiuanan before
either flying kite or throwing a ball, aud
who does not every day in the week during
baseball ard kite fever-and both are preva-
lent Just now-see plumbers of boys and men
engaged in these pastimes, and without the
least interference on the part of any one
It ia cowardly in the ssrorg Go compel un.
squal exactious from the weaker class.
RESTAURANT Stock AT AUCTION AN auc.
ton sale of restaurant and saloon stock will
take place by order of S. Gottlieb, assignee
of bankrupt stock of G. A. McElfresb, OF
Clarendon Restaurant and Saloon, on Friday
at 1920 A. NJ. at store OH Front street, be.
tween J and K comprising tables, tablecloths,
casters, crockery and glassware. chairs, side
board, bar mirror, groceries, bar and bar
fixturer stock of wines. liquors, cigar5. etc
also lot of kitchen utensils, one hedstesd
and spring mattress and bedding. Sherburn
l. Smith are the auctioneers.
FURNTTURE AUcTIoN.-An auction sale of
household goods will take place at the resi-
dence of T. G. Salisbury, No. 600 81 street,
to-day, at 1890 A. NJ, comprising. in part,
two cottage bedroom sets and spring mat
tressea, one writing desk, wardrobe. walnut
chairs, tables. carpats, etc dining-room and
kitchen furniture, including cook stove and
fixtures, crockery, glassware. Shurhurn &
Smith are the auctioleers. The sale is on
account of owner departing for Washington
Territory.
REAL ESTATE AUcTIoN.-An auction sale
Of real estate will take place on next Mon
day. at IL o'clock A. NJ. OF the premises. be-
ing the east 80 feet of lot 6, in block
bounded by F and G, Sixth and Seventh
streets, with the one story and basement
brick dwelling Of five rooms and hail. and
frame house on the alley. Sherburn & Smith
are the auctioneers.
CHERRIEs.-Fiue ripe cherries, choice
strawberries, pineapples, bananas, string
beans, tomatoes. green peppers. new potatoes.
cucumbers. genuine swset peas. Also. we
receive daily all other kinds of fruit and veg.
tables in season. In fact. we carry one of The
best assortments in this line on the coast. All
orders are promptly attended to. d. DeBer-
nardi & Co., 30S to $40 K street.
HAND MIRRORS, in ell qualities: perfum-
cry and hair oil. Furnishing goods Depart
ment at Red House.
New STYLES in gents neckwesr new per-
Gale shirts; the latest in collar and cuffs, at
Furnishing Goods Department, Red House,
81 so buys mans B. calf. standard screw
Oxford tie at Red House.
Ar Millinery Parlors, Red House, can be
found ladies and misses picnic and dress
hats in all styles.
CLOTHING in all new styles now in Cloth
| ing Department at Rcd House.
SATEENs and Organdies for picnic dresses
are displayed at the Red House.
FoR particulars of the day, consult Red
House new column advertisement.
JAPANESE fancy mattings Job LOTT at Is
cents yard, and plain China mattings at 12a
cents yard, at Red House.
BUCKINGHAM & HEcHT's 6rstquality French
kid button boots, 81 TO- at Red House.
MINIS picnic has. mems harvest hats, in
all grade, at Red House.
FoR girls aud boye' piciic hats visit the
| Red House.