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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09

SACRAMENTO, March 6, 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09

Senate Bill No. 1lS-AnAct to amend Part of tn
Code of Civil Procedure in the Assembl,
was referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
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TO LET CR FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUGGY OR PHEToN-BoTH
IA in frst-class order. Inquire at this office.
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FSCHEATORS SALE-By order Of tho
~ Governor of the Commonwealth of Virgin
10, as eschestor. will offer for sale, at the front
door of the Court House Of Alexandria county,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1880,
that being Court day, a. II o'clock M, TWIN.
TY-ONE ACRES two roods and tWenty.one
poles of LAND, in the said county of Alexan-
dria, lately the property OF James Hilton decd,
whi3h said land has ezcheated to the Common.
wealth. according TO law.
Terms OF Sale: One third of the purchase
money will be required in cash; tho residue in two
equal annual payments. bearing interest from
day OF sale; the purchaser TO execute bond, with
good personal security, and tho legal title TO be
retained til! tho whole Of the purchase money is
paid. FRANCIS M, MILLS.
dec paw Escheafor.
TT The above sale is postponed until MON.
DAY, the 23d of February, Court day, at the
same hour and place.
jan A-td T.. NJ. MILLS, Escheator.
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AUGTEsbM asF.ES.
DUBEIC Sale.

PUBhlc sale.
Will be sold 81 auction 81 tbs residence of
AnGroW Jameson, noar tho first Toll eslo on lhe
Little River turnpike road, shout u miles from,
AleKandIla 81 ii O'clock d. NJ, on TU ESDAT,
the 21th Instant. tho following described pror-
erty, viz
a Mich Cows, Hoirers,
3Alderley Cows,
lAldegney Bull, / Durham Bull.
Hogs, = Horses
Two horse Spring Wagon,
BF1ck Wagon. Msrkat Wagon,
light Spring Wagon with TOP,
Farm Wagon, ! iiay Frame,
champion Combined Kesrer ami Aiowrr.
Hay Teddor Harrow,
! Horse Bake > CuEtiyatO-s
Side Hill rnw,
Flows, J. Wheeibacccw,
IA Milk Cans, ] Field Roller.
| Corn Shelter, | Cburn,
Cutting EoX. | Caft Harnyg..
2sots Of D0u1iA Harness.
get OF Single Harness, Pow i;arn,gs.
Wheat Fan, 3 Haitets,
z long handle ;;hoYa!s,
lot OF Hocs, FORKS, Eahog, Spades, 80
cot o! Springs, | Eica.
Lot OF Hot Sod Sash, ! Grind Stone
Lot OF Old Iron, slowing 5cylhc,
Grain Cradle, Lay kniie.
Horse Hay Fork. | Blacksmith f,ilaws
set OF Backsmlth's FOOLS,
sci OF Carpenters Tools.
a large Green House and its Contents. with
privilege to the buyer of removal at his convc
nIence 1T "ay tmc prior TO Juno 10, 1881.
Lot OF FRhiia and other Roots
Terms ol Sale: All Gums under twenty dol.
lars cash; credit CT throo months GA ali sums
OF twenty dollars and upward secured by the
purchasers negotiable note with an approvod
endoresr, payable st the First National Bank Of
Alexandrs with Interest," a discount Of two
per cent will 10 allowed for cash on all sums al
tWonty dollars and ovor. This sale will be DOS.
tive and without raaoTvo 1.-THE weather is IN.
favorable. tho sale will ho postponed 10 Thurs.
day. tho Both instant.
feb l3-d2ttSao,t THOS. CARRorI,
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDIN FAIR.
- FAX COUNTY Pursuant TO \ docres
rendered. NJ tho Juns torn, 1879 OF tho Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, in tho chsncary cause
Of VIM. il. GoOding's admir- va. VIM, avio.
etc, the undersigned, surviving com missioner OF
sale, at II oclock M. on MONDAY. the 18th
day Of March next icourt day) will soil TO the
highest bidder nj public auction, before The
Court House door, tho FARM whoreon tho sAid
William Ayra now resides, lying 10 Conlrevllu
township. and six miles West of Fairfax Cour.
House. and containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWO ACRES (lU2), moro or less Said
land is OF excellent quality, much Of it bainc in
tho same bolt rs tho famous ChaDtlly rod land:
is we'll wstorcdi has Al abundance OF timber Of
nearly oil descriptions; fruit orchards of eyory
variety found in this county, and is improved
by commodious dwelling mousse and eubstar-
tisl outbuiidings. Tha ssid farm is. moreover.
near the Li!tlo River Turnpike, which stTords
easy access to Aiexsndrs. Tho salo oilers a
rare opportunity for Investment
Telms OF Sale: One.tenth OF tho purchase
money in hand, and the residue in three equal
annual payments, TO bear interest from day Of
sale, and 70 be secured by tho notes of tho pur-
chaser, with good personal security, and ro,er-
lion OF tito till last payment is made.
THOS. MOORE.
febl1-wiw Surv'g Com OF Sale.
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FISH.

MACKEREL HERRING, COD FISH AND
POTATOES.
Nos. and MACkEREL. in bbls, half and
LABRADOR, SPLIT and ROUND HER.
RING.
5U00 lbs COD snd BONELESs FISH
so bushels choice NEW YORK STaTp
EARLY ROSE POTATOES. - ~ ~
II. LINDSEY & CO.,
leo < - and King straet
rsN0ILET AkTICLES-We have Rne CO.
= sortuent of Toilet Powders, Powder Puffs.
Hair Brushes ard Combs, Tooth Brushes. Nail
brushes, Chamois Skin, Cosmetics, &c, which
we offer 8! low prices.
oe' Z' l.. STABLER & Coz
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hT EW BOOKS At FRENiIH,S DIond az
~ KING STREET. 1'
Popular Komances nf the Middle Ages, by
S'r George w. Cox. NJ. A.; f'st American odi-
tion; S2.5. S
Poetry Tor Children, by Samuel Eliot: 81 90
Wrecked, Bnt Not Lost, by Faith Tenn oiuton:
81 co. p'0'0"'
Kings in Exile, novel Of Partisan life trsps-
latod by Virgins Champlain; 81 CO.
and Visiting Cards 'oS
Job lot of Note Paper, tho host FOR tho money
over offered in this market.
Fine leather Pocket Books and Purses: new
styles; largo stock. 1'"
Onr stock Of EASTER CARDS will embrace
the most beautiful styles Of American and For.
oIgn manufacture The trs! instalmont lust re-.
ccved. 'N1' -0'
AZ H. the leading Magazines, Reviews, Dailies
and Week.-Mrs. received as soon as issned
;sO Seaside Libraries, assorted, just in.
1ehl6 GEO. 4. FRENCH,
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TEMPERANCE. Notwithstanding The faia
tl.t0 an aud:cGc3 OF iadiag gathered OF the
ilm gcr.ucc nIeciIGG held ia the ! Presbyterian
Church. yesterday afternoon. Mrs Rely, Of
GcoTgc!2'TE, aad Mrs Llogil1, ct Washington,
were prtfcn$ and spoke 10 most interesting
way OF lho importance OF WOman'd Influence
and work 10 tbs icuIparaIc, reform.
They ulIratcd their remarks by Incidents
drawn tlon thtir own experitn,s and
especially Itcm the Temperance revival urw
70 Ertercss under the direction CT the
Christian temperance w0me1 cf Washing.
ion. They especially enforced the thought that
Z great Held Tor Christian Temperance work IS
open 10 tic women Of Altxlndril and urged
the ladies pr SEPT to DO this work 10 which God
IS SD certainty cal log thtm-I work which must
be manly II not entirely religious. Alter %
Or 80 a!lcs had rlcGgOd then lives to temper
hhcd aid temperance work. chairman aud sec
rotary we're clrct,d who should call meetings
fer prayer and conference. IL is probable that
from time TO iimo meetings Ct this kind will
DO held
Eoihusiasm ran hish at tho mass meeting at
Sartp'a HAL last night. Mr.. Cunningham was
100 unwcl TO make bis appearance but tho
good aiusirg and the spirited addresses OF sew
erai ii our oHu cItiz2rsquitc made the audience
l3rE"t the disappointment. Rev. w. X. Boyle
made most 'y:elInnt speech which was fire.
quonlV INTERRUPTED by applause. Mr.. Frank
Wood vas cgli' i TO the stage and made most
happy 'f,r lndc"d he surprised everybody.
iila speech was iorcibIo aud sensible. while it
was foil oi lauRhnhIo things. The meeting
tIr 40 IN most excellent hume: ahrn ten
n'c'ock.
Inc Hcv. Dc. l'Iirpo. OF B,IimoTr. delivers
hIA Ito;uir OIL Stranded on Ear, at lhat
hall to night.
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z FfGS F;sst!a-sTsEh.

Ih'rc w'rr tn raSAa ut Tho station house this
ms rang.
Mayor Smith is .xrc Cd 10 arrive tbs even.
Irg from New York.
Mr.. jsmaa Mclraw'a .csid rec. On King
street, II undergoing repairs.
i h. l'lnnncn Committee OF the City C,n1cil
meets to night al the Auditor ofic'.
Mr.. Lloyd. ono Of the I'tco MotEo lis's, nroko
st thn coIorcd hon church, Oil South Lso
street, last night, 10 largo congregation.
Fir. Albert Nails, who wss taken Suddenly Ill
"lt! neuralgia ct the hcnrt, 90 Tuesday last
was Cut 10 day.
Among the piss r. on The t!ramcr y. w.
to:c'rar yesterday, Tor Mount Vernon, were
i've Indians. from Washington.
+ marriage licols, was issued ia Washiurton
Yesterday TO Columbus iumphroy and Charlotte
ia0dl', both Of i'rince Georges county, Md.
Enc hou2n on the corner Of Gihbon and Fair
ihX streets, batter known NJ the "Oid Tucker
House, ~ beng modernz,d.
The sGui hCubd train IN tho Virginia Mid.
land Ellrnad Vas delayed Til mCrniny three
quarters OF an hour hy tho failure Of tho Nuy
ork tram To arrive on time in Washington.
Alfonso Arlington, noted dog traincr Of
this t,ty, dCairca il To be understood that lie
has "Hcr all his dogs away and quit TIE bust
ness
Nearly tve'y nember Of tho Columbia Steam
FIRE t.nEino CrtanaLy rlc,iscd c Imic ya,cG,
tine las: Saturday. uG,i tie wall, tf the cnsiro
house Present rather coGiln appearance.
Tie hthIcrc Club, o social organz ltoG Ct
Scufg c,vr2i men. hsa IA cntal taiument at
iho nari0Ta OF Ma MntcD on * ing ssrcnt Last
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WxATnSr IsoDABIL11 TEa, [cj. j.. 1850.
ter the Middle Atlantic States ciaar OF fair
Te,tl2r, CIDER p0ctEwoab Winds aDi Gi.;cg
barometer.
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The Virginia Eu<sgSS,

klcdM"ND. VA, Feb i3--i - y. Il Ton.
t7a'y TO Tpmor. the Gour: OF Appeals 20 Day de-
oldcd n tsvor Q: tho Hea judge cleo. of HeG,ico
county, Waddlij, sn1 Inst Miner. tbs cid
judge. Judge A1ncuro delivered tho op;ni. n
OF the Court, and it was oo1currai Ia by
Judges Christian and Anderson
BELLIcosE. Id tic House ii DyleAst's
yesterday Mr.. L;rkehhoker rose 10 G question
OF privilege, lni Rad the frIIow;Dg from the
Rchmohd Commonwealth:
~ EEApjusTER's IDEA or A POsToFPIcE.
IL IS SAID on good authority that MIR. Llukon-
hcker, Of thu House Of Delegates. has been in
the habit ior 8 'ma time Il dcposi'iog his mail
10 ne TatT plug 10 the rear Of the Capitol
building, under tho impression that IL was q
le,t9r-5oI. Tno answers wers not received IS
pun&lua'ly as hs desired and he has there Jrc
adopted tho 'Fu1der' way Of mailing his letters "
Mr.. Linkenh0kor ssld: "Mr. Speaker, oil tha!
l have 10 s,y is this-The gentleman who wrote
that may have done SO in fun, but ali have to
ssy is that the person who wrote i. is a lisr and
l hold myself personally responsible in any way
and ut any time and in any place"
subsequently Mr.. Hsrrison, tho reporter Of
The Commonwealth, Sont not0 To Mr. Linken-
hoker, demanding An explanation Of the Ian
gusge used by air. L., to which m answer WAS
returned that was denmod satisfactory. md the
matter there r,s,s
Bse" BLACK SKIRT l!RAIDs. big iob a! 20.
piece, at l. ElClIDEEO'S
PORE OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY 10.
SAN rlG''s.,...~,..,.. Gas Sun sets r 4.
ARRIVED.
Schr W ii Knight, Jacksonville. F!s, f. Alex
Shin Yard.
CLEARED
Str Janh h!osrloy. lowor Porc, Nv + f. Roed.
,tchr Onward. st Georges Island, Tor oysters
Schr martha Travis. Ms!tawonau, with lun,-
Dor.
Schr Kitty Ann, lower Potomac for oysters.
Schr g e Lewis, lower Potomac, for oysters
SlooH Sarah Jano. st Georges Island. for
oysters.
Sioop Beni IL I.am'crt Chesapeake Bay, for
or stors.
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( W., 'I'c'ard !. hashcu, q rr5miccnt citizen
,1oH,n',', A!a., snd Miss Mary f.. llerndon,
i T1 ",S. OIL linn. Thomas licrndoo. member
NH, " sI, from Alabama, were marrnd IN |
4 ,I, a. III" Residence Of tho brides father. in
h. .'rIns'on, ty Rev. DR.. j. J. Bullock, IF
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FAD AND THEN ACT.

All persons having BEER BOTTLES OF any
brand coming from our store will please sond them
or notify us at once snd ws will call for them.
We desire 10 balance our bottle account with
the Brewery. and mus! have the b;.tlos return.
ed in order to do il.
lob 10 GEO. McBUkNET s. SON.
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~, EN tAfTAINS SUSPENDED. Tho i;aa,d
.,. ,I"cn StsiCs Inspectors Of Ncssc!4 al! Wash.
f' ',,i.' yesterday, suspended Capt. Thomas
g..'.., 81 t"c sicnmor Lady "r IN" Lake. for
"IIy'' and Capt. Hoss, Of the steamer City
4f 81. '"'hgI"a, for fifteen days, for running
.,,y ,.'& on Tho mornaG of the Ii:h Of Jan
..s'. t,',i'G u dense e. when o collision took
l,,,.." I'"'ch III" two sla&rcrs and Cs,t.
s,,y i""Ncr, 0! tho steamer Jane Mnscley, fer
vi l'SS' Ter running into aud sinking the
l,zra... ~ Ig'hE OF! Jones Point on the lI.h If
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: DEMONSTRATORS NUTIGE-Iho un-
AZ. dersigned having been appointed sttl1inis-
traitor Of the estate Of K. Ii. WOOD, deceased,
and duly qualified IS such before tho Corpora
ton Court of the city OF Alexandria, harcby
gives notice w 81! persons having clsins against
Fhld estate 10 prcteat them To him duly autEa en-
ucatcd. nj persons Indebted to said estate are
required 10 tlsi;o imncGis.o paymer! To tho
subscriber.
ieh3-WlI IN ,. WOOD, Admir-.
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AIVFh NFNT.
The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on sho cast side of st. Aa,ph street, botweon
Cameron and Queen, containing water. gas,
heater, Re-, recently occupied by w u. Nav
iossossion given At once. For terms, SC. apply
ut this Ctco. oct ~
N'oA KENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
~ r"omy STORE and WAREHOUSE No,
q Ca'ner"n sireet, lately occupied by r. B.
Lawson ~ Go. Apply to
s"plG NJ Lawson
3FCR NENT--uOUsE No. 80 Cameron st.,
IL e"tWoon Fairfax aud Leu. Apply TO
"p OIL }. II. y. SMOOT,
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EDUCATIONAL.

Al ISIS CLARA HARRISON, punil Of Prof
AsA Rlschi q, is prepared to recoiye limitod
number of PlANOHCHOLARS. Terms mod.
crate Tolerance: Prot. j. w. Bschotf organ
III Congregational Church, WashiD gson, d G
Address, Lock Box lC.!. Ale ,ndria. fnb14.lms
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Aogandris. w February It'll, 1850
~ OH GE-phe sunua meeting O! tho stocg-
"a holders 81 THE rIGG HIVE MiNiEtl
20. 1F FiEGjNlh' will b9 held y. tho office
o; acsrs- Kent !. Ncao, in AIoxantiria, Va
on FhiDA !. tbs IN. instant, ut IL o'clock m,
!eb 9-wtd l.. = BENT President
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l'ER&oNAL.-Mr. .. NJ. prcnderGasF, Who
IciG here some time ago t., take cha,ra OF
Telegraph oiIc> at kuGxviil., Tenn, has hacn
r1:nprl'Cd to rafisn his position 4! that RI C,
on a(c unt ol i'll health. and haa returned to this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

.N,Eh'F AWARDED. The Gouniltc, Oh
.,ti31 ms Nity Council met lns, night at the
49,, ,,''' office, nnd alter opening sealed bro
h.. ' ,'I ''''n numhcr CT Merchants, awarded
a ,r 'n'F3ci Tor supplying the alns and work
.,,I a WIN lrovIs'0ns Tor the rcU,nh.l Of the
I'm, ''"r' ending May Il, 1850. 10 Mr. Chao.
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II AFlEG E&GN ETP0INTEL TMijSrEE
Z, : i2f1hn iirn Of WASHINGTON IL BRO,
hereby mostly ali persons who are irdnbLed TO
sald Lfrh 10 c',;au forward snd settle ri once snd
MI persons Tho havn clalms against tho said
firm to come forward and provo tho same.
~ 2i-Tlw i. Il. LA ii RERT Ttueton
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GSH"lAnIEs' Cl0TU SAcElNGs. FLANNEIs,
fAMEL# iiAlR, large variety, with suitable
trimmings lo i"a;ch. just opened at
ISAAC ElCnEuEu'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

se"l'IacK SKIRT HRAIps. big Job, a! 20
q piece, at |. ElCuEEEO'S.
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! hGAhE hoWN.-Tha cram at ,t.r..i,,1 4
s. ..''' ron an! rras" fourlr' which j. net
.','nf hr"'y material, broke dj@n y1n,cr
WIZ" tinS o! sand. called I. fisk. wan
.L "E n''"trd 'r5n the mould OF Iarg" mill
,,l '"a' Is IN course oi construction jhnfe,
WA. game near 'rluring two young mcn thst
o,, 'o 81 WORK near it at tho time. The damage
,,' 's''Ted' Iowovcr, which was slight, was re
a"'n 1857 5lsht, and everything was going III,
Is Usual to day. ,' '"N y"
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Gs7'' NOTWITHSTANDING the very er.m nd.
Vance in 'l,a !nicc Of loathar AID cost OF nrcls
and Shoes, W. viii sell unr entire stock OF Fall
nnh Winter ROOTS and SHOES nj a ANAL al.
ranc" ;'r"T cast in order 10 reduce our stock.
All ~ want 9Fl aavo money 10y ealing on us
hai"rA nHicha&ir% Wo hnvnM largo stock of
L9hic.' nod GontIono!a Fins Roots AM Shoes,
which cHrnri I'r surpassed ia atyn, durability
and lrce.
fob :; W L. HADDET ia KING q
i 7AH" 10 MY PREMISES; on tho night of
- ia" Eth inst, TWO SIhEr and CALF.
Tho owner can havn thnm by paving. * ,ensrs
rni proving rr"pnriy. Chill st John CSnwsy'r,
on CoinlnhIst street, nearly opposite tha Color
al ODD Fdiav.' !tsll
feb no.: EDWARD CONWAY.
{ fDEn$ Can IN CUEED while you Flosp
y by naiaw rSi's WOkHEKriGi. CORN
SDhV EN-. 'ficc DC !,hitlo. For sgln hY
s"r2i h STAHLEE 81 CO
kSROnMSl BEOoM3l BKOOMSl :oo doc
-s9 Blooms IN store and for snla by
McLkAN 10 lIHhEE,
'"h1 Is King street.
STOVE POLISH and srOVE BRUSH KS
MchEAN 6 UHLEKS,
i"h4 II King street.
5000 G 'ss, Al. Eho 33 % EnS,a ny :ns
ian 3! THOMAS PERRY, Asst.
16lN BUSHELS rOsEY WHITE
wv rEhGll BLOW POTATOES fur
sae by
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d =
TH@ DON kSrlG SEWING MhGHINE
with ail tho attachments. We sru prepared 90
oilor 81 very low prices 9ha Domestic is nav
thought Ia bo fully ,iuui to snq machine n,s,in.
We vii! ha rlo,srd IL r.hihit them 10 parties ST
Hil times.
doc ~ SIS LNAnREATNE s.. HEO.
/" *GniSs.
Three Button i!id Gloves ri hih
DoubIn width berago 81 BE.
Ladies' Linen Collars al 81. Al
nor II G. G. HTkKY'S
sskiM Il POTOMAC Roe ltERKING, NJ.
z Family Mnckrrn. in kits, Eunaloss,
Shredded and WhcIo Cod Fish. BlosLcrs nni
Scotch '!"rome. ;"r ssin by
fab IL j. z. MiLEuRN.
I Okfs MEAL, bolt! snd umboltoa, nIwsy
- on hnrh and for .aie n: lowest marriott rriGrs
by GilAS. i. TAYLOR, Ir.
JAM No II II. Uncn strsot'
g :. HOMES ulGHINS' &. L. SOAP, VI
- e toyes r. r. kshbat's Eeat Soap, and 10
grnns Eum."rds Yeast Powder, received by
nov 70 W. a. jon S IN Sc co.
4 CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-25 hsrrels
~ CONE &, Eosi"n's New Process Family
Flour, tar snln by
fh9 GEO WASHiNGTGN. All
4 Prize, !HhNu, FEAR AND OUNCE
L & BUTTER. JELLIH:S and PRES Ei:VES
in buckets "r hy ihn pound, at
jsn6 J. &. hiILBlIRN's.
- I,H. CAMS ruMATOES, tho celebrated
- brand e Smith 81 Wicks, for sale at re.
each by j. &. MII.BIiHN
ich1 ~ north Roysl st.
EpEOW Ms BRONCHIAL TROCH SIS, Mrs.
- Winslows Soothing Syrup and Iron Bill.
lers ]ust fcceiVea ny
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-07
SECOND WARD Republican CLUB.

The Second Ward Republican Club held a
meeting last evening at the Grand Hotel,
which was preceded by quite brilliant dis.
play of fireworks.
The Committee of Conference, selected at
last meeting to confer with the second
organized club, reported, and, on motion,
were given until next meeting for further
conference. On motion, a large number came
| forward and signed the roll.
z. J. Hopper was called for, who came
| forward and made strong speech for Car
field and Arthur He said he had been some
what identified with the Workingmen's party,
but at this day there was no place for him to
| go but into the Republican ranks, knowing
| full well that the Democratic party is and al
ways has been opposed to the labor element
He believed the Republican party was the
party of progress and party of freedom. He
said they talk about the solid South but let
me tell you, gentlemen, there is no more free
dom in the Southern States to-day than in
the days of the rebellion. in speaking of
General Hancock he said he is a soldier,
and nothing more. He eulogized General
Garfield, claiming him to be man from the
common walks of life ; first as canal boy,
driving on the tow-path; then in Congress, and
to-day the leader of the great Republican
party, and will be the next President of the
| United States. His speech was received with
enthusiasm.
Judge Welty was the next speaker. He
said our meeting tonight is for the salvation
of our cause; that the Republican party was
composed of the very best men in the nation.
1t had been the great struggle of the Repub-
lican party to keep out fraud. He spoke of
frauds being practiced in the South. and de-
nounced the doctrine of w. B. G. Brown,
that g this is not nation, but confedera-
tion," to be disgraceful to the American
people.
Other speeches were made, after which the
meeting adjourned to next Tuesday evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-07
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

Az the meeting of the Board of City Trus.
tees Yesterday forenoon the report OF Chief
Engineer Cunningham, of the Water Works,
was received, which shows that during the
nass week the works had been running les
hours; the total number Of gallons of water
pumped was 10, $40 900, and the amount Of
fuel consumed in pumping the same was
/, 722 cubic feet of gas coke.
Poundmaster 2. Brannigan reported that
during the month of June he had impounded
II horses, 20 cows, goats and 81 dogs. vi
the former all were redeemed, and of the dogs
II; 70 dogs were killed. Receipts, SIG.
VIC. Farnsworth, Superintendent of the
City Cemeteries, reported that during the
month of June the number of deaths had
been 81; stillborn, 2 (; brought here for inter
ment, 10; total, SO. OF these 10 were In
tered in the City Cemetery, 10 in New Hell.
vetia, 2 in st. Joseph, in New Masonic, and
sent to Chicago. Receipts for the month,
S167.
r. d. Server reported that during the
second quarter of 1880 he had collected from
water consumers the sum of S1S, 623.
Harbormaster Kidder's report shows that
during June he collected as levee dues the
sum of $3.50.
Bids were received for the construction of
pipe sewer on Ninth street, from h to X,
and the contract finally awarded to George
Murray at 81 cents per hneal foot for 1o-inch
pipe. 35 cents for 10-inch, 20 cents each for
connections, 1923 for brick cesspools, 81 Tor
cement and $50 each for man-holes The re-
uuired bond of $500, in connection with the
contract, was fled.
The matter of constructing sewer in the
alley between o and z, Eighth and Tenth
streets, was postponed indefinitely.
A communication received from Z. L. Do
Ian in reference to the city paying the costs
In the recent case in which he was plaintiff
and the CITY defendant, was received and
referred to the City Attorney.
On motion permission was granted A. y.
Wiley to remove sediment from the north
half of the block between A, North b and
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
The following bills were allowed j. L.
Barron, "a; Lee Young, Sc Thomas Cotter,
Sl4; Samuel Storms, S3S so; VIM. Turton,
SAG 50; l.. F. Bassett. Sl02 rs; Charles
Harper flor laborers), $40; Gas Company,
s3S Is; nj. Daley, SIT so; Ice Company,
81 50; S. H. Gerrish, $40; Pacific Life In
surance Company, S147 40; Sacramento Fur
niture and Variety Works, $40; 81. B. Bur-
lingame, IS 80 L. l.. Lewis & Co., SIS so /;
P. Caduc. 81 80; w. a. & G. S. Houghton,
S11 or; Cadwalader & Parsons, So so; c.
E. Spencer, s. 20; j. Martin, s3S 40; Chas.
SERVER, 81; Gas Company, sl,617 40; Geo.
Schrotb, SIG; Locke Il Lavenson, SSl 81
Tatem & Bowen, $50; Guttenberger 4 Co.,
sos 70; VIM. Mclaughlin, SIG: j. d.
Lord, IS So; H. C. Stone, 81 so; Wm. Hill
lebrand, $500; D. Dierson, $50 !; Thomas
Harmon, Sl75; A. Meiss, S225; J. Burns,
$3.50; H. Gribble, (assignee) 500; Daily
Bee, so cents.
The Board adjourned.