Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-29

THE &. a. r. Parade in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2Sth.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the c. A. r., at a meet
ing to-day, decided to issue call through
the newspapers to all civic societies and
military organizations to join the parade
with the G. 4. K. on the day of Grants
funeral.
Assignment for the Benefit OF His Cred
itors.
SAN FRAvoIsoo, July ZSth.-H. Posener,
dealer in dry goods, made an assignment
to-day 10 l.. Solomon, for the benefit of his
creditors Liabilities, $4,000; assets, S.
0A0.
san Fraucisc0 Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2Sth-The banks
report a fair demand for money at s. I. s, 9
ana 10 per cent. for commercial loans.
Most of the REGULAR discount business is at
: The savings banks are putting out the
usual amount Of money on city property.
The record of mortgages in this city for
Tho past Eeek-shnNs that the Ernnch Ban !,
has listed three of 5000 at 6G7 per cent.
per annum. The German Bank also re-
ports three of - 800. at J. The Hibernia
Bank is credited with fourteen mortgages
running from one 10 four years, and all at
G per cent. one Of these is for Sil 900 and
another for So 500. The others are from
$500 to - geo the tota aggregatng $50, 100
TIE San Francisco Savings Union is cred
tied with six mortgages for the week, ag-
gregating 81. 500, but no rate is given, ex-
cept for s / 09u for six years at 7 per cent
II is presumed that the other mortgages by
this banl, bore he same rate. There have
been quite . number of loans from other
Interpretations and private hands from one
to SIX years At s 30 ST. The latter rate was
pad for -, 800 Tor one wear One borrower
paid per cent. for q loan Of $1,000 fOr
three years. These private loans for the
week aggregate $4,000 in sums varying
from $500 up to s., $50. These rates furnish
the best index Of the condition Of the mar
ket Money is apparently plentiful and
all that is necessary is good collateral.
Erishtful Death in a Quartz nil.
MARYsvILLE, July 2Sth-The Laporte
stage driver brought news this afternoon OF
the accidental death. yesterday morning.
of e. II. Hecker, engineer in i quartz mill
III Perkins r1vIne. two miles from Forbes
town. Hecker's clothing caught on a re-
volying wheel, and he was whirled rapidly
around, his body coming violently in con-
tact with the door at each revolution. How
long he was in this condition is unknown.
rs there was no one else in the mill and
he was only discovered when his daughter.
went 10 cali linn 70 supper. The body was
-iierrfi,fy -fiai1sfeti '--'-------
Elsie Reynolds Under Arrest.
EUREKA, July 2Sth.-Eisie Reynolds, the
spiritualistic matchmaking medium, who
has been attending the spiritual camp
meeting at Fcrndale, is under arrest for
nlisdemeanor. She gave bail in the sum
OF 5000. and VIII appear before Justice
simpson tomorrow for examination
New FOundIy-E Commissioners.
REnDING, July 2Sth.-Parties have CON
traeted to erect a foundry here, and have
gone below 10 procure machinery.
Major Hammond and General Johnston.
United States Railroad Commissioners,
with Superintendent of Track Curtis
passed Delta on a special at l o'clock this
afternoon.
Los Angeles Items.
Los ANGELES July 29th.-I. Saroan,
blacksmith, twenty-five Years OF age,
hanged himself on Los Alamitos ranch.
east of Wilmington, this morning.
The railroad employees at the shops
here passed resolutions Withdrawing their
services from doing any more fire duty to
city property. It appears that member
OF the city fire department had ordered
them TO detach their hose from 4 hydrant
after they had got fire under control.
fIdlClSCo i.ugp, dildS SOlplD, = noted
thief who has already served ten years in
san Quentin. was arrested here yesterday.
He resisted the officer, and was held under
s. GOO bail.
The recent conspiracy 10 sell the valua-
bic property of Merrill Lodge of Good
TemplaTs. amounting 10 81 coo, exposed
by the Era,iig Eypcsy, was completely
knocked in the head lasJ night by the elec-
tian of q new administration
Drinking Very Hard of Hate
NopEsro, July 2sth-Johu McI.lvanev,
a carpenter 80 years old, was found dead
ON the bank OF the canal near Crow Land
ing, this county, this morning. The Core
ner went out To hold an inquest. He was
single, aad has been drinking very hard of
late.
stay OF Execution.
say JOSH, July 2Sth-Notice of appeal
was filed to-day in the case OF Lee Gam
sentenced to be hanged Friday for the muir
der Of Iy Iuen. This will stay the exc
Cu,iau.