Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27

tHo IcuOHuou CoueVIdIj Will CoIDIneNSS -
engagement at the Metropolitan this even,.nG
and continue a season of merry comedy TO
three nights, and gave matinee on Saturday
afternoon. This evening he will appear il
the new play written for him, entitled "Thai
| Man from Cattaraugus,n which he has Just
PLAYED most successfully at San Francisco
| for two weeks. I'll pronounced success
and as exceedingly Interesting and lively.
He will be supported by strong troupe, and
no doubt will have crowded houses, as in the
past when he has appeared in this city. In
his line Mr.. Owens is regarded as without an
equal, and with the present support, it is
expected viii afford a rich treat to tkester.
gosrs. The box sheets, which were opensA OF
Tuesday, have been fast checked off, and III
dictate much interest in the present COMEDY
season.
| AUCTION SALEs.-D. J. Simmons & CO.
will sell at their salesroom to-day large as
sortment Of elegant household furniture,
| almost new, consisting of parlor sets in rep,
lowered brocatelle, walnut bedroom SETS
with dressing case bureaus 8 large mantel
mirrors, spring. hair and truss mattresses !;
IL painted bedroom sets, oil paintings and
chromos, marble-top, extension and other
tables: mahogany and black walnut ward
robes, black walnut sideboards aud etageres,
feather pillows and holsters, and other furni-
ture . Bell L Co. will sell at 7:30 this even
ing at their salesroom, 90S street, sets of
elegant oil paintings, gold frames; also a
7.stop Esty organ. Sale without reserve.
MILITARY BALL.-The Sarsfeld Guard
Company G) will give their eleventh ami
versary ball this evening at Turner Hall, for
IL c. IL n
be furnished by the First Artillery band.
Extensive arrangements have been made to
make it an occasion more enjoyable than any
preceding ball given by the company. Tie
company's Calling gun will be on exhibition
iii the hall, and squad in attendance TO
show its methods OF execution. A large
number Of visitors are expected from abroad.
LEGISLATIVE ExcURsIoN.-The members
of the Legislature will to-day make an ex-
cursion to Wheatland, for the purpose of
visiting and inspecting the Bear river dam, a
short distance above that place, in connec-
ton with the debris subject. 1t is expected
that their time will be so arranged that they
will also go to Marysville and visit the Yuba
dam, near De Cure Point The train leaves
here this morning at o'clock, sharp, and
will return towards evening.
INCORPORATED. There has been fled with
the Secretary of State the certificate of the
Hovey Patent Right Company. Place of
business, San Francisco, Directors-F. +.
Low, ). L. Schmist, Joseph Naphtaly, r. +.
Morrow, James McCord and Asa e. Hovey.
Capital stock, $40, 900, in 700 shares Of $500
each Object, the furthering of the Hovey
method of operating street railways.
FREIGHTs. Carloads Of freights were re-
ceived in this city as follows: l Of hogs, l of
oil, of iron. l of paper, of merchandise, l
of shakes, II of coal. l of machinery, Of
rubble, of trees, 8 of car materials, l of
wine, OF wool. The f)llowing carloads were
forwarded East 9 of coffee, 5 of barley, of
silk, s of tea, of beans.
RAINFALL Sergeant Siclzler, of the United
States Signal Corps office in this city, reports
that the total amount of rainfall the present
month to last evening was LIS inches. Total
amount for the season, 1901 inches. Total
in 1880 to corresponding date. 1888 inches !;
in 1879, 4.S2 inches in 1873, w inches.
PETITIONS FOR LOCAL DIPLOMA sys-
tematic canvass is being made of the city for
signatures to petitions memorializing the
LEGISLATURE to pass local option law. SINH
lar work is being done throughout the State,
and the petitions will be presented during the
present session.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday: L. Cor
coran and J. Ramsey, for battery, by officer
Campbell John Chambers and Tom Shields.
for visiting an opium den, by officer Rider and
Karcher, local.
STocK-TAKING at the Mechanics Store.
To-day we shall close out several lines of
goods in all departments Remember to-day,
and until closed ont. Weinstock L Lubin,
proprietors Mechanics Store.
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"To-DAY !"-Mechanics' Store
THE Boot and Shoe Department will be
represented to day. Mechanics Store.
ALL-wooL GENTS SUITS. only $40 so, at
the Red House.
WATERPROOF at Hales, 80 cents.
New LINE OF RUcHING at Hale's.
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MEMS CLoTHING!-' To-day" Mechanics
Store.
THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
THE Dry Good, Department will be repre-
scented to-day, Me 'hanics' Store.
THE Boys Clothing Department will be
represented to-day. Mechanics Store.
Y!"-Mechanic Store.
THE Hat Department viii be represented
to-day. Mechanics Store.
TIE Furaishirg Goods Department viii be
repre- scented t. day. Mechanics Store.
HALE's! Hale's! Hale's
CANTON FLANNEL, cents yard, at Hales. =
THE Millinery Department will be repre-
nsed to-day. Mechanics Store.
"To-DAY !'-Mechanics' Store.
"To DAY r-Mechanics' Store.
NEW GooDs at Haie's.
BEST yALuEs at Hales.
FANCY GooDs!-" To-day" Mechanics
Stoie.
FURNISHING GooDs !" To-Day" Mechan-
les Store.
CLOTHING ct, day" Mechanics Store
Doors AND sHoEs J" To-day" M.chan.
les Store.
"To-DAY !"-Mechanics' Store.
CoRsETs, 70 cents, at Hale's.
BOYS CLOTHING - To- day" Mechanics
| Store.
Dry GooDs =" To-day" Mechanics
Store.
"To-DAY !"-Mechanics Store.
| HANSKRs GLYCERoLE OF TAR, for coughs and cold
| Tryit
MECHANICS TOOLS
OUR SPECIALITY.
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