Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-16
BREvITIEs.

longed to the estate of Madame Luci Octave
an italian, late of this city, and who died 8
few days since in the French hospital at Sar
Francisco.
Night before last the river marked eight
feet six inches, the same as on the day pre-.
vious, but the rain OF Tuesday afternoon and
evening caused rise of eight inches, and last
night stood at nine feet and two inches
Engineer Monson and his party. who are
surveying along the American river, have
been having rough soldierly time camping
out during the recent storm, but they remain
at their work.
elected President of the State Eclectic So
ciety for the coming year. The annual meet
ing of the society is now in session in San
Francisco.
According to s. H. Gerrish's measurement
the total rainfall for the season to Tuesday
morning last was 4753 inches, and to the
same date in 1879 there had fallen 4 23S
inches.
The steamer Flora and barge Governor
Hayes are tied up on the Washington side
below the bridge, to await revival of grain
shipments from the upper river.
Acknowledgement Backus and Major J. A.
Turner went to Stockton yesterday to in
spect the Stockton Guard, unattached, Third
Brigade, N. G. G.
The temperature of the river water at
P. NJ. measurement yesterday, was 4So, which
is six degrees above the lowest point reached
the present month.
J. T. Stafford, driver of Wells & Fargo
express wagon, was thrown out yesterday
and quite seriously injured in his side and
arm.
There viii arrive from the East to-day
| forty-four immigrant passengers. of whom
| twenty-nine are males.
| -Four carloads of silk-worm eggs were
shipped East, attached to the overland train
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. G. Rapplee, of Sacramento, will
arrive from the East by overland train this
morning.
There is message at the Western Union
telegraph Office for II. W. Earl.
There were four dodgers at the police sta
ton last night.
WREcKING WoRK.-The wrecking train
which went to lone to clear wreck day be-
fore yesterday, upon returning ran into a
box car which had been blown by the wind
upon the main track at McConnell's station.
1t smashed the car up badly and injured the
engine considerably. Yesterday the wreck
ing party went to McConnelPs and brought
back the remains Of the car.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday John
Zwicker, for misdemeanor, by officer Jack
son Tom Bluitt, visiting an opium den, by
officer Rider Thomas Craney, vagrancy, by
| Rider, local; George Parker, for smoking
opium, and Lo Too, keeping opium den, by
officers Rider, Woods Campbell and Bris-
sell.
OPIUM Den RAIDED. L Officers Rider,
Woods, Campbell and Brissell made raid
upon an I-street opium den last night, and
took in the proprietor, Lo Too, and George
Parker, who was found there INDUCING in a
smoke.
NOVELTIES IN JEwELRY We notice in the
cases of Mr.. Jelly, No. 422 J street, some
exquisite little novelties in diamonds and
other jewelry. Mr.. Jelly has, by she auction
sale at his place, closed out the accumulation
of old stock, and is thus enabled to make
room for these fresh goods, which, being
| bought for cash. it would be well for parties
DESTROYS of getting holiday presents to look
at this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Samuel Jelly, No. 422 street.
THE MYsTIc.-A novel feature in heavy
wooden winter empowering the entire face,
with the exception of the eyes, nostrils and
mouth, and giving entire protection to the
neck and ears. Mechanics Store Hat De-
partment.
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS, visit j. B. Klunes
| jewelry store, No. 226 J street, between
Second and Third
"soLAR TIP SHOES. in all sizes-most
durable made shoes. c. II. Stevens & Cos
LADIES should remember that tomorrow
morning some rare bargains will be placed on
our millinery tables. We believe no urging
will be required oinduce those to be on hand
bright and early who have protited by former
and similar occasions. Mechanics Store.*
ladies. remember the closing out sale at
| the Red House.
DIRECT IMPORTATION of kid gloves, at
! greatly reduced rates. Every pair war
ranted, six-buttons, at 81 Is, at Rothfeld
Bros.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of lace and en-
broidered handkerchiefs, at L. Bien's, Eighth
and ] streets.
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY, tomorrow.
Mechanics Store.
THE finest line of gents toilet slippers in
Sacramento, 81 70 to So 90 per pair. c. III.
Stevens 4 Co.
PIGEONS For SALE About $50 strong
flying pigeons for sale, cheap. D. DeBarn-
ardi & Co.
JUST ARRIVED from Philadelphia firm,
late styles in ladies' Newport ties. Mechanics
Store.
EXTRA FINE pebble goat, button shoes, all
widths. at Mechanics Store.
VISIT the closing out sale at the Red
House. All goods marked down.
ALL GOODS MARKED Down at the closing
out sale at the Red House.
SOLDIERS OvERooATs, with capes, at 81 so
each. Mechanics Store.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
LADIES and gents self-acting rubbers at
Mechanics Store.
BARGAINS In MILLINERY, tomorrow.
| Mechanics Store.
Our BUSINESS is conducted on the prin-
ciple of first come, first served. Hence, ladies
who desire to be served first in our Millinery
| Department tomorrow must endeayor to
come first. Mechanics Store.
! THE BEST CHAMPAGNE FOR CHRISTMAS
Arpad Haraszthy Il Co.'s Eclipse.
THE choicest stock of purses. L. Bien's,
Eighth and streets.
THE "Havelock" Talma, the very latest
wrap, at L. Biens, Eighth and ] streets.
SOLDIERS OvERooATs, with capes, at S4 so
each. Mechanics Store.
LADIES buying dry goods should not fail
to visit the clearing out sale. Red House. :
LADIES' and gents self-actipg rubbers at
Mechanics Store.
| EVERYTHING BooMING, and boots and shoes
at astonishing low prices at the Red House.
HAVE You SEEN those Atwood suits of
mems clothing for S11 at the closing sale of
the Red House ?
READY FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.-All tt 9