Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-23

IJiEutil auu INkublI. SLfG duObnCL
this evening, with modern magic, wit OF
clowns, funambulism, feats of strength, con-
tortion exercises, etc and also exhibit the
collection Of wild animals.
BREYlTIEs.
The Sailor Boys Club will hold meeting
this evening az Justice Tubbs' office at the
corner of Sixth and j streets.
A bride and valise have been found by All
Ngni Sam. which can be found at the resi-
dence of +. L. Ames, 1924 / street.
Sacramento Cdmmandery No. 2, Knights
Templar, have decided to remain in this city
and participate in the services next Monday,
A meeting of the Ministerial Association
will be held at P. NJ. to-day in the pastors
study in the rear of the Congregational
Church.
The meeting of the Viticultural Society
takes place at Pioneer Hall this morning st
10 o'clock, instead of this evening. Chief
Executive Officer G. A. Wetmore will lecture
in regard to grapes vines, etc.. and other ad-
dresses viii follow.
Frank Artz, years old, son Of P. M. Artz,
was lost last evening, about sundown, and
had not been found up TO midnight. The
boy was dressed in slIy-blue sailors suit,
Win N0lt6, anu COtiipASAiOt
and light hair. Leave any information with
Henry Fisher, sos j street.
While the band was playing at the Morgan
Ainphitheater, on K street, last evening,
section of railing against the Clunie building
gave away from pressure against it, precipi-
tating a vouug man from Oakland named
Matthew King to the ground below. seriously
injuring him. A physician was called, when
it was found that Kings left wrist was
broken, his tongue was badly cut by his teeth,
and bleeding profusely, and there was flesh
cut upon his arm. He was sent to the County
Hospital.
The galvanized iron work upon the Hall Of
Records, which has been done under sub
contract of Cronan & Dunbar, of San Fran
cisco, under local management of I'll. w.
Sesrles, was completed yesterday, and the
work accepted by the architect, William 81.
Hamilton, as a faithfully and handsomely
executed Job. The contract for all the iron
work was lei BY Carle & CroIy to P. Fl. Nc
Grew, of Oakland, who are now ~ ting up
the corridor connecting the Hall with the
Court house.
Police CoURT.-James Hunting, fer mali
cious mischief, was yesterday in this Court
granted until the 9th inst; A. Newman. for
for same offense, forfeited deposit of $40, by
non-appearance; the case of George w.
Chesley, J. J. Murphy and Yank Fitzgerald.
for misdeneanor, was continued until the
2Ssh inst; Frank Burke pleaded guilty to
disturbing the peace, and was fined S25,
could not pay, but upon condition that he
will leave town Immediately, commitment
was withheld; Charles English pleaded
guilty to being drunk, and was fined SO I;
frankie Scott, arrested for grand larceny,
taking money from visitors pocket, no COM
plant was on file and defendant was dis
charged.
RECEPTION. = TheEztwo Lodges of the
Knights of Honor in Sacramento last even
ing, under the auspices of Unity Lodge, re-
ceived Grand Dictator Charles E. Travers at
Grand Army Hall. Subsequently there was
served at Fishers restaurant handsome
collation.. Speeches were made by Grand
Dictator Travers, Deputy Grand Dictator
e. F. Aiken, Dictator S. A. Palmer, Past
Dictator George T. Lyon, Past Dictator
George j. Bronner and others. A brass
band furnished music for the occasion. The
affair was creditable to the membership here,
and highly complimentary to the grand Off
Ger.
YESTERDAYS RAIN-FALL.-Sergeant Bar.
wick, of the United States signal Office, re-
ports the rainfall yesterday at 80 of an inch.
No rain has fallen before in September since
September, 1878, lat least not enough TO
me&sure), and then 0 30 of an inch fell on the
2Sth, 29th and Both of the month, seven days
later than the present commencement of our
rainy season. The following are the years
that gave rain enough for measurement in
September, VIII 1S49 gave .25 of an inch;
L..
.0S; 1867, .01; 1874, .05; 1878, .29; 1881, up
to date, 80.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For H. C. Kirk & Co., boxes drugs;
Liudley & Co.. 10 half-barrels fish; J. /.
Felter & Co, 10 barrels whisky; Sacramento
Bee, "a bundles paper; A. A. Van Voorhies
| & Co., 4 bundles enameled cloth; Billingsly
| & Co., 334 baskets, 1 barrel sllswers, cases
pick handles, case corn-poppers; Hunting.
ton, Hopkins & Co, car nails; Continental
OIL Co., 1 car coal Of; Adam Mcneil 6
Co., car candles.
ACCOMMODATIONS order to accommo
date those attending the fair, special pas
senger train viii leave Sacramento at {
o'clock tomorrow Saturday. evening, fol
| San Francisco via Benicia. The regular trair
will iesve at $50 P NJ, as usual The regu
lar $50 P. NJ. passenger train for Marysville
Chico and Redding, for the same purpose
will not leave until o'clock tomorrow even
ing.
| SALE OF TIE GRAND HOTEL ID. J. Sim
mems & Go. will sell the Grand Hotel, located
! on the corner of Front and X streets, at l.
A. to-day. This is fine property.
SALE OF PAINTINGS Bush. th,
weIlknown artist, offers his entire collection
Of paintings, now on exhibition at the ia
vilion, at private sale.
CoNrAG1ous.-It is really wonderful to se
the effect upon people generally since the in
auguration of the Partisan Racket Sale q
623 street. The store represents cosmo
politan mart, where all nations seem to pil
grim. Not only is the Caucasian race wei
represented, but the 81 Heather Chinee
seems to realize that something extraordinar.
is going on, and is just as eager to invest hi
dollar as any 'Melican man. The goods ar
leaving the store so fast that it was foun'
necessary to close at noon yesterday, IN orde
to FL up the various departments with nev
goods. The following valuable articles wer
purchased yesterday for the sum of one dol
lar: An elegant French bronze ornament
value SIS, representing " Flirting Angels,
by William Prince, waiter at the Glenbrool
House, Seventh, K and L silver cake bas
ket, worth $40, to George Brown, George
town, Cal; Charles F. Kane, OF Grass Val
ley, an 1S-carat gold watch, value SIPS; Mrs
S. G. Hestou. Fifth aud L, complete Dime
set, worth $50; Miss Frances Boeben, 400 I
street, elegant bronze clock, worth $50
Mrs. Amelia Blansantz, of Stockton. twent-
yards OF gros grain silk, value 500.
AT THE CIosNG SALE of L. Bien, Eight
and J streets Ladies' cloaks, from s2 up
children's cloaks below cost, ulsters at cost
shawls at cost. waterproofs at cost, all-wos
Hannels, from 20centsup; good quality Canto
iannels, II yards for 81.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark fled in this State and Nevadf
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
WHY suffer from dyspepsis and indigei
ton, when bottle of DR.. HenleY's celebrate
IXL Bitsers is sure to cure them?
ELkvEE CASES gents clothing just opene
at the Red House.