Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-21

RESIDENCE PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE At AUcTIoY.-D. J. Simmons &c
Co., auctioneers, will sell at 1890 A. NJ.
sharp, Thursday, October LIST, the elegant
residence of the late Stephen A. Boutwell,,
situated on H street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, and known as No 1921 II street.
being full lot SOx1GO. The residence is
one of the best known in Sacramento, be-
ing formerly known as the Wetziar man.
sion, and was built in a substantial and at
the same time in a first-claSs manner, in
every respect. The rooms are large and
airy. The house also contains q fine bill
hard-ToOm, bathroom, closets. hot and cold
water, and, in fact. everything for comfort
and convenience. There is, also, a fine.
large stable, outbuildings, fine fruit trees,
tropical plants, etc. The household furni-
ttre viii De sold Immediately after the real
estate, as follows: East parlor-Elegant
parIor set in satin, easy reception chairs.
marble-top tables, rose wood etagere. rouquet
stands lace curtains and cornices. one
palr OF draperles costing $1,000, pier and
mantle mirrors, body Brussels carpets
West parlor-One rosewood Mathusek
planoio'te, rosewood parlor set, walnut
bookcases, oil paintings, lace curtains,
ebony marble-top tables, large massive
mantel mirrors and pier glasses. Brussels
carpets. BedTOOmS-Four elegant massive
black walnut bedroom sets. costing 5000.
5000, S4OO and $500 each spring and curled
hair mattresses, fine and costly bedding.
chefonnierS, Brussels carpets. Dining
room-Black walnut covered extension
tables; one large walnut sideboard, cost
$50; walnut stuffed chairs, silverware,
Brussels carpets. Billiard room-One
billiard table, library chairs, Brussels car
pets; also, a large assortment of furniture
IN servants rooms, outhOuses, etc.
FASTER THAN BY Rail-. 0. Lund, of
Oakland, had on exhibition at the Park
during the State Fair several pairs of car
rier-pigeons. AT noon Saturday he let two
of them loose. They rose in circle until
they reached an altitude of several hundred
feet, when they flew rapidly away in the
direction of their home. Mr.. Lund tele-
graphed home when the birds left. They
arrived at lao PM, having made the trip
in one hour and thirty minutes. The
fastest time on record of carrier-pigeons is
80 miles an hour. The spiral flight, when
the birds are thrown up, is evidently
tight of observation, and when they catch
sight of any well-known landmark. away
they go homeward.
ARnEsTs-The following arrests were
mace Saturday and yesterday: y. Laz
zavni, by officers Ash and Deputy Sheriff
Coifey, for an assault with a deadly
weapon; Joe Bowlet, by the same officers,
Tor mlsdemeanor; Jim Brown and Nora
Crowley by officer Ash, for disturbing the
peace; Miles Sevens, by the same officer,
Tor disturbing the peace; George H. Lane,
by officers Kent and Riley for being
drunk All Hung, by special officer Serb
ner, for petit larceny.
AUCTION AT STEPHENsoN's-T entire
stock in W. A. Stephenson's store, sos ]
street, will be sold at auction by VIM.
Cocker, by order of the assignee, commence
ing at o'clock, and continuing every even
ing at the same hour until all the goods are
sold. Wednesday evening will be ladies'
night, when the elegant stock of vases will
be disposed of. During the daytime arti-
cles will be sold at auction prices.