Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-24

The HowARDs.-The Towards charity
was in every way decidedly success. The
Pavilion was decorated in exec lent taste. the
different booths well patro nized, and evil
| IDENTIFY good round sum will be netted for
the cause of benevolence. The following
| committees had charge If the dance that f1l.
lowed the fair Reception, w. p. Coleman
j ohm Mcneil, J. +. Sheehap, Joseph Stef-
fens. a. A. Van VOORHEES, floor director, a.
Abbott; managers, W. r. Ormsby. A. J.
Kilgarif, f. 7. johnson, Fred c. We'll, Geo.
L. Littletield, D. Lindley, II. Russell, J. NJ.
Hawkins, w. I. Carmen. J. w Shepherd.
The ladies whose names have heretofore been
published as constituting the committees in
charge of the various departments at the en-
tertsinment, assisted by volunteers in large
numbers, were active and earnest in their ef-
forts to entertain and to add to the sum totsl
of the charitable fund. Their labors were
unselhsh, and reflect upon them credit for
their kindly sympathies for the poor.
AUCTION TO-DAY -Sherburn & Smith,
auctioneers, will sell at auction, to day,
at their salesrooms, No. 1913 K street,
at 10 A. NJ, large and varied assert.
ment of household goods, all consigned for
auction, and including cottage bedroom sets
and spring mattresses, lounges, tables. chairs
carpets, stoves, etc ladies de-seddles, and
single harness lot of gilt and walnut frame
pictures. At the same time and place, by
order Of George F. Bronner, Public Admin
istrstor, all the office and library furniture Of
DR.. Montg 1mery, deceased, including three
fac bookcases an elegant library table. ma
hogany and marble-5op tables, Office tables
80
other estate, one square piano also a small
remaining stock OF grocery store-a good
chance to buy groceries cheap. All of this
sale are consigned goods, and will be absolutely
sold to the highest bidder.
A New HALL.-The Grangers' Hall, at
the corner of Tenth and X streets, is one of
the handsomast buildings in the city. 1t has
so far advanced toward completion that the
store rooms are now receiving merchandise.
The upper portion of the building will be
used 81 public hall and is reached by
fight of stairs from the Tenth street en-
trance, having a width of six feet. The hall
is sixty-h feet long, thirty. eight feet wide,
and thirty-two feet in hight, and Is lighted by
ten large windows, each twelve feet high and
four feet wide. This apartment will be fl
ished by the first Of December.
AN IMPRoyEMENT-A tunnel leading under
the tracks Of the Central Pacific Railroad,
connecting the foundries with the machine
shops. is now being dug. The passage will be
twenty-four feet wide, ard below the rails
will have dep.h Cf ten feet. Heretofore the
hesvy castings have been hauled across the
tracks, over which hundreds of cars pass
every day, causing stoppages aud delays OF
the part If the teams engaged in that work,
and now by this broad underground passage
the great difficulty is wholly overcome.
NoTARIEs PUBLrc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following Notaries Public Julius
Weyaud, for Colu.a county, to reside at In
dian Valley John w. Sanders for Modoc
county, 70 reside at Fort Bidwell; J. 2.
Haisht, for San Bernardino county, to reside
at San Bernar6ino +. Z. Baker, for Y olo
county, to reside at Woodland. and James
B. White. for Nevada county, to reside at
Nevada City,
AUCTION THIS EyESING.-Bell K Co., the
well-known suctioneers, will sell this evening
at their salesroom, sol X street, ali the ele-
CANT oil paintings, c0romos, panel pic ures,
eight day clocks, etc, now on exhibition in
their large show-window.
THE TRoAI CASE The Troai case before
Judge Mcfarland in the Superior Court is
imply, so far as testimony is concerned,
| repetition OF that given 10 the Lentiui case.
So far no new evidence has been Eroduced
En- BoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff McLa1e, of
Los Angeles, passed through the city yester-
day, en- ute for Folsom, with John Foster,
sentenced TO life term in the State Prison
for the murder Of Henry ATmidon.