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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Flied October 24tn.


W. HeYener To Levi Chase October p, 1881
grant Of lots s. H. and 8, AID the northwest guar
ter Of section g. township Dorth, range east, con
tanning 197.27 acres.
Z. Hageman 10 F. observation-disclosures H. 1851
for 81; the undivided half OF the north half CT III.
south half OF lot 5, aud The north hall OF the souts
half OF the east quarter OF lot 6, between and II
Third and Fourth streets, Sacramento.
Estate OF VIM. Wise to Vim. F. Wise--ocsooer =
1851 the southwest hall OF Swamp Laid surrey
303, county Of Sacramento
vim. 4. Fountain and a Leonard to Stephen D.
Weyant-septeInbrr %, 1885, grant Of lots : and ),
between and J, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Sacramento.
Stephen D. Weyant to John T. Carey-oetoher "a,
1851 ; Tor $500; lots and ., between and j. ihir-
;eenth and Fourteenth streets, Sacramento.
Filed October 25th.
r. K Wick to Mary A. wick-June s, 1875 grant
OF lot and south half OF LOT 8, between Z and G,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, Sacramento
David c. Berg to Mary J. Smith October %,
1881 for 81 200; lot G, between and K, Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth streets, Sacramento.
f. Dassonyille 10 Christian Kierk and wife-oc-
tober o. 1881 fer 81 645; tha north quarter OF lot
s, between aud 81 bird and Fourth streets, sac
TEmentc.
KIDyEY-WoBT effectively acts at the same
time on kidneys. liver and .owels.
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COOKING BY GAS.

Tg7HE cAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
Z received a supply cf the most approved pat
terms OF GAS CO0kiSG STOVES, request their
patrons to call at their workshop, CIUNlE'S BUILD
ING, Eighth street, between J ard and select
their Cooking Stores. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FOR COOKING are sgreeably sur
prsed to fed they are SO easy 70 manage cause no
heat SCOT or dust in the apartment; take up little
room may be placed wherever desired and are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove. The Company will PIT them up at their
rental All those now in Use are giving complete
satisfaction go far az known. oI-isf
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remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physicial Prostitution, Loss OF Sexual Figor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
fsrers. Young and old, viii and IN these FILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and
einaies the GaIne Of Hope, Heath and Ambition.
TaE Glory o. ban is DIS STRENGTH. DE-. La
MARS PILLS are ver;table 60 Fountain of Youth
Price q 50 per b0C.ls senthy Express, on receipt
Of price Tor L. c. D., to any address. 4. AiJ
BOYLE 3 CO., DrCgeists, p G. Box 1852 ssn
Francisco. m25-Sm
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CtHERBURN & SMITH, AUCII0NEERS, WILL
- sell for MADAME CHARLOTTE ROBERT, at
residence, Fifth street, between h and l.: One
handsome Parlor Set, upholstered in Gold and Brown
Figured Reps Satin Damosk Lambrequins to match
Lace Curtains, Center Tables, one Octagon, Cloth
covered Library Table; two fine French Plate
Mirrors, with Gold Frames one handsome Dressing
Mirror, size 24x50 inches, swinging frame; four
elegant Steel Engrayings Classics Of Greece, Italy,
France and E gland; Brussels Carpets throughout
the house; Bouquet Table, Flower Stand, Bed
Lounge Gas Drop-light; one fine Walnut Marbe-top
Bedroom Set; one Cottage Bedroom Set Spring
and Top Mattresses Feather Pillows, Lace Counter
pane and Pillow Shams to mat h; Dining room
Tables Creckery and Glassware, Union Range, Safe,
etc. Sale positive, on account OF departure.
az Terms Cash. IA
o96-3t SHE2BURN & SMITH. Auctioneers.
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The story of Jnnius Henri Browne, en-
titled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE WORLD"
aciH be published only in the WEEKLY UNION
and the DAILY REcoRD-UEIoN. The first
chapter pM appear Norsmlber l, 1881.
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BREvITIEs.

Two dodgers were accommodated at the
Station-house last night.
A special train of % cars of stock passed
through yesterday from Winnemucca to the
bay.
The outside finishing upon the Hall of
Records is now being done, and with good
weather viii soon be completed.
The habeas corpus case of John Acker was
continued yesterday in the Superior Court
until Saturday, by reason of the indisposition
of Judge Clark.
Professor II. B. Norton will give free
lecture at the Sixth-street III. E. Church to-
morrow evening upon the subject, The
Revolution of $685."
Owing to the delay caused by freight
train leaving the track upon the Central
Pacific Railroad east of Truckee, the over
land train from the East was about an hour
late yesterday morning.
Chief Ksrcher yesterday received dis
patch stating that Harry Williamson is lying
at the point of death at Oakland and desires
TO see his brother, s. B. Williamson, whose
whereabouts is not definitely known.
The weather report last evening shows that
the light rain and threatening weather here
Yesterday was general throughout the coast.
There was rainfall at each point reported,
but at San Diego and Portland the fall was
greatest. being q Of an inch at tie former
and SO OF az inch at the latter. At 10
o'clock the sky became clear and continued
so at midnight.
j. T. GRIFFITTs, Receiver, appointed by
the Superior Court to the full control of the
estate of C. Il. Gilman, does hereby give sill
the publicity he can to the said fact, and
herewith notifies the public that such goods
and chattels now under his control will be
sold without any reserve whatever. Signed,
J. T. Griffitts, Receiver appointed by the
Superior Court.
The THOUGHTFUL MAN will have clothing
to fit, will select the cloth himself, and
realize that it is true economy to do so. He
will also for himself and children select the
goods at the Capital Wooden Mills depot, and
have them made up 20 suit him. The mills
tailoring department is unsurpassed, and the
tailors know how to follow orders, and III
varisbly do SO.
BARGAINS CLOSING sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and streets.
THE Clothing Department of the Red
House has reduced the prices so that even
the man with very limited capital can have
q suit. j. I. Griffitts. Receiver.
EMBROIDERY day to-day, at the great Re-
ceiver's sale. J. L. Grifists, Receiver, Red
House.
EVERYONE visit the Boot and Shoe Depart
ment of the Red House to-day, and see the
bargains given BY order of J. I. Grifitts
WHY was the Gents Hat Department. of
the Red House crowded yesterday? Because
the Receiver, j. L. Grifitts, has ordered
them sold.
IMMENSE bargains to-day at Receivers sale.
7. I. Grifitts, Receiver, Red House.
The Red House Shoe Department was just
crowded yesterday. Why Because every
one knows the Receiver, j. T. Griffitts.
The least effort with the greatest result is
exempBfed at the Receivers sale at the Red
House.
THEY must all be sold to-day-those en-
hroideries at the great Receivers sale OF the
Red House.
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No More Fever or Ague.

EF YOU USE THE REMEDY OF THE LATE DIX
1 SYME, Professor Of the Royal College oil sur
geons, Edinburgh, Scotland, you viii be surrey
cured.
No ChiIis After First Dose.
Cure guaranteed in every case Sold only ny
the agent, DR.. G. siMMs, $50 Market stree, San
FRANCISCO. Sent by mail or express on receipt
OF 81 oi4-Sp-u
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And in accord nee with law and order of the
Board Of Directors, made on the 10Th day of
OCTOBER, 1881, SO mary shares of each parcel of
such stock as lnay be Necessary Will be sold by
SHEBBURN & SMITH, N. s23 street, or the
10Th dav Of OCTOBER, 1881, at , o'clock P N. Of
such day, TO pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with cost OF advertising add expense of
sale Nelson WILCOX, Secretary.
Office, No. $50 II street. o1S-td
azs44-a==r~.ze,es=.1ra.ssa
JULIUS 9. GATTMANN. BENNo WILSON.
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DeIlaeaent Natise. Great Creyiee
Mining Company. prIpcpll place OF business,
Sacramento city. Notice-There is delinquent
upon the following described STOCK, on account q
assessment levied on tie 18th day Of SEPTEMBER,
1881 the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the rasuac:iYa sharehl lders. as fnl aMs:
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without any exception. the Crystal Par.
lor Oyster. Chop and y inc House, corner Ejghth
aud x streets, Is the bcs5 pace in the city to get
your Oys ers cooked in any style. Porterhouse
Steaks made sneeialty. Hot Lunch from II TO
o'clock open II nj hi sl6-1m
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
SEUBoURG & LAGEs,

ATos. 30, 81 AND "a FIFTH ST. SACRAMENTO.
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
IA nfacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc.
0aimeaI Cornmsal, Cracked Wheat Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour etc. New Grain .Bags for sale.
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BARGAINS CLOSING sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and J streets.
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For Zine Cakes. ace cream, ETC.. The
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, so 70 HENRY
FISHER, No. 5Js 81, bet fifth and Sikh iya5lm
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A LARGE REWARD is offered for case of
PILES that Trssk's Magnetic Ointment cannot
at once relieve and quickly cure.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

BEWARE OF limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in tais State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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Gsinl. Ga,i's rscrsiH Wise EIfsers. and
be happy anl content. IL ia absolutely pure. Cmos
Dyspep ia Indigestion aGG the "blues." It has re.
caived Firs. Premium Throughout the State. o25ti
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT TWO benson, Judge.

WEDNESDAY,, October 20, 1881.
James Daily, native Of Ireland, upon testimony
of Thomas Byrne and Martin Codiap was admitted
to citizenship
~ witnesses ordered to appear at that time.
Miller vs. Gwynn-Same order.
Annie c. Blake and husband vs.. A. Cooiot-0n
trial.
To-BAY's CALENDAR.
Annie c. Blake vs. A Coolot-0n trial.
Anderson rs Davis.
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J. 7. GRFF1TTs is managing, by order of
the Court. the great Receivers sale of the
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

THE least effort with the greatest result Is
exemplified at the Receivers sale at the Red
House.
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EMBROIDERY day to-day. Receivers sale,
Red Horse.
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IMPORTED FLOWER BULBS

JUST RECEIVED:
Ryacigths. Tulips, Lilies, Pse0nics,
Uicentras or bleeding Heart, LILY
OF the Valley.
SNOW DROPS, CRoCUS, STAR OF BETHLEHEM,
etc, at Eastern rates. Should be put out now to
produce finest flowers and long bloom.
o-5u2w eR. z. STRONG & CO.
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Use hes, Meal, la tIse city al re.erseu's,
6lS and 620 j stree. jy7-h
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The Red House Shoe Department was just
crowded yesterday. Why Because every
ore knows the Receiver, j. 7. Grifitts.
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THEY must all be sold to-day-those en-
hroideries at the great Receivers sale OF the
Red House.
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NAnYIFI n Agents wanted fer Life of
In EEEFl | PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
QHsEs IEV A complete, faithful his
tory from cradle to grave, by the eminent biog-
rapher, COL COSWELL. Books all ready for de-
livery An elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed
edition. Liberal terms Agents take orders for
ten to one Agents never mads money so fast.
The book sells ITSELF Experience not necessary.
Failure unknown. All make immense profits.
Private terms free. GEORGE sIINS0N q Co.,
Portland Maine ,ls.3p1m
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Tiie sBsy s;exnine sSi!B ssrsati, delivered
every morning. hx ". z. PETEkSGN. go j. w. ii
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REMOVED.

ygyHE STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES n
and fixtures OF G. S. WAIT have been 81
removed from his old stand to his new store, ~
Northwest Corner of Sixth and ).
(No 5sD where he viii be pleased to see all his
old customers. olT-3pI
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WHY was the Gents Hat Department. of
the Red House crowded yesterday? Because
the Receiver, j. L. Grifitts, has ordered
them sold
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

IMMENSE bargains to-day at Receivers sale.
T. I. Grifitts, Receiver, Red House.
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The most careful buyers visit the Red
House Shoe Department now. and are not
disappointed. j. T. Griffitts, Receiver.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

MAMMOTH bargains in gents dress shirts at
the Red House.
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-E;ssss- .sz Ear -zT E TT
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we shall carry a carefully selected and
assorted stock OF
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EVERYONE visit the Boot and Shoe Depart
ment of the Red House to-day, and see the
bargains given by order of J. I. Grifitts.
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J. II. GRIFFIrTs has pledged himself TO the
public that the sale of dry goods at the Red
Heuse shall be conducted on the principle of
integrity.
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BARGAINS Closing sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and ] streets.
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BARGAINS CLOSING sale Of L. Bien,
Eighth and j streets
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DoN'T believe one word of it, but go and
see for yourself the bargains at the great sale
by order of the Court at the Red House. J.
I. Grititts, Receiver.
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THOUSANDS of remnants OF embroideries
to be sold at the Receivers gale OF the Red
House.
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SHIRTS AND DRAWERS at prices to please
the buyer at the Red House.
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EMBROIDERY day to-day, at the great Re-
ceiver's sale. J. L. Griffsts, Receiver. Red
House.
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THE Clothing Department of the Red
House has reduced the prices SO that even
the man with very limited capital can have
suit. j. I. Griffitts, Receiver.
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i4EaGRAL s3ilL(r.fF,.

ss-spZtawIhM&swlawssm
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KIDyEY-WoBT effectively acts at the same
time on kidneys. liver and .owels.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

LARGE YAM-Lopgton & May had on
exhibition at their store, corner Of Fifth and
K streets, yesterday, yam weighing fifteen
pounds.
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BARGAINS CLOSING sale of L. Bieu,
Eighth and j streets.
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BARGAINS CLOSING sale of L. Bian.
Eighth and J streets.
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THE RIVER rose one inch yesterday by the
slight rainfall and change of wind, and last
evening marked feet 10 inches.
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PAY CAR.-The pay car of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad is expected to arrive at this
place this afternoon, to make the usual
monthly payments.
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GENTS fine buckle Alexis shoes, 81, st the
p od Hausa
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MEMS heavy boots, 81 rs IS %. to close.
Red House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
No LIEN ON HER NEPHEJY.

Ellen Wyath appeared yesterday with her
nveyeai-od nephew Samuel Warburton before Justice
Caienn the supreme Court Chambers in obedience TO
writ OF habeas corpus issued the application of the
boys rather Mrs. Wyath could offer any objection
~ o "her right TO the custody of the child except
' sne ad clothed, fed and cared for over thr-
Teen months at her own expense She thought that she
ns 70 De entled to retain the boy sort of secur-
i'J sne htu been reimbursed for her outlaws on his
account Justice Cullen could find no authority in the
INV lor lien on the hoy for his maintenance and or
~ oaue 10 De delivered to his father The little
iicIow was evidently attached to his aunt and creI
iustny IL he was carried cut VI the courtroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE SUNDAY TO- 1ssl-TRp1E SHEET

reply to this sharp episte. but he has already adj
mitted-he could do no otherwise-the essential
facts, and it does not matter what fresh pallaton
of his offence he may offer. Public opinion here is
on the side of NJ. Sardou, which happens to he the
side of honesty. 1t is none the less so that Mr..
Mortimcrs piece, instead of being the success he
pretcnds, is duh piece and woaIisomc piece.
Nh Mortimer does not seem destined to win fame
rs adaptcr. He is known, if ! mistake not as
the author of " Ieartsease,' version, or rather
perversion, of Dumass "Dame aux Camelas'
familiar to you through Mime. NodesIa's perform
ance surely one of the worst plays ever seen on
any stage. G. W. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
CROPS ON LONG ISLAND

The Long Island farmers are busy gathering thcir
hav and grain crops. There will be a heavy Weld
of hay The grain crop is good but the unfayorable
weather Friday materially intcrfered with the bar
vesting. Crops generally are good and the prospects
are That 1t will be season Of plenty. Potatoes are
now beng dug and turn out well Corn is growing
rapidly The prices for market products are low.
with nttle prospect of improvement. Potatoes self
rom ~ to II 5oa barrel. Peas are drug in the
market, and last week sold low as 10 cents n ba~
of two bushels. Beans are also very low. Cahboge
Is selling from 81 to so per 100. On Friday the last
shipments OF asparagus and Strawberries for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

May L. AS leases usually expire May of each
year. IL Is always desirable to begin tearing down
as soon after the first Of May as possible. But it is
hoo always possible to fix the date at which the
CONTRACTOR may get possession and hence the
tne III which the work is to be done is left blank in
the contract. On the other hand the contractor
must make his estimates and bids some weeks be-
lore he is to begin work, and consequently whilo
so'i III ignorance of what material and labor will
NC worth when he wants them Contractors
usually allow good margin for advances in both
Wnich are certain to come about spring time but if
inc builders are to be believed they were caught
mapping this spring by the extraordinary boomD
Ill building. Labor is scarce and high owing to the
great demand for skilled artisans in this branch of
business; and bricks and lumber have felt the m
ward tendency of an unexpected demand. "There
were lying last winter ut Haverstrawn the architect
had incidentally remarked, twenty-four millions
OF bricks held at low rates. They disappeared this
spring at high prices if they had been sunk in the
river Ana they were only as a drop in the bucket
to what was demanded"
Inc reporter sought of the largest builders in
the city He has three contracts for three of the
rgeSt ana tallest of the many contemplated build
ihgS ana two OF them covering very extensive areas
Oh bfoad st. and Broadway downtown property
b"o inc reporter found nothing to fear at his
hands, he spoke more in sorrow than anger More
over he was OF the most Intelligent of his class
anu one with enterprise enough to have conceived
and executed plan to import under contract his
own brckaycrs for the three great buildings which
ne mas undertaken TO construct this year.
mo" hc said never saw the like Of so many
buildings going mp IN this city before. And don't
want 10 see il again sOonv
what! Never" with a siclily shamefaccd smile
lie looked at first indignant; then he assumed an
AR OF holf-contempt, halfsorrow and finally smiled
pityingly.
"Ihcre was something approaching it ten or
eleven years ago but that was false boom under
the impetus of the flush times of tie Tweed Ring
But then nothing Of the magnitude of the buildings
now constructing was contemplated. They are
pu'iuihg nowadays two houses on Il plot one on
TOP OF the other; and the walls have TO be much
thicker The use of and consequently demand for
material Is much greater; and. of course for labor
also. Owing to the thickness of the walls. there
are great many more bricks i'm building ten
stories high than in two buildings of five stories in
hci@hti and naturally more labor is required in the
taller than in the smaller structures These are
features not generally thought of by you gentle
men VINO speak of the great increase in building
and they are features that affect prices and cost to
the cOntractoIs.'