Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-31

LATE TRAINs.-The trains since Saturday
morning have been generally off time. owing
to the results of the storm. The train from
San Francisco due here at noon on Saturday
was abandoned The overland train going
East came by Stockton, arriving here at 10:1s
P. NJ The Virginia express, due here at So
P NJ, came via Niles and Stockton, arriving
here at lis a. NJ. yesterday. The
west-bound train on Saturday left here
on time, going by way of Stockton.
Yesterday the overland train going East
(due here at 1:50 P. NJ arrived here at P. NJ,
via Stockton. The train from the East left
on time over the Western Division. Notrains
ran yesterday between here and Benicia,
Vallejo or Napa. The train from Knights
Landing started for this city, but was aban-
dored at Woodland ON account of a washout
between there and Davisville. On the Ore
gon Division the trains were regular on Sat
urday, but the Sunday trains were abandoned
on account of washouts. The trains over the
Central Pacific east, and upon the Sacra-
mento and Placerville road, have continued
uninterrupted during the storm. The train
from the East is expected on time this morn
ing and will go to San Francisco via Stock
ton. A special passenger train will probably
leave here for San Francisco via Benicia at
1:2O this morning.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th: Baker & Hamilton, case cutlery II.
s. Crocker, 80 bales paper bags ; H. Fisher, l
case paper; j. T. Trowbridge, box drugs; l..
X. Hammer. l boxed organ; Charles Sontag
4 Co., 20 bales tobacco; Adams, Mcneil 4
Co., case note paper; Hall, Luhrs Co.,
% cases matches, % boxes tobacco; j. l.
Felter & Co., 5 barrels whisky, 80 cases Bit
tiers; Studebaker Manufacturing Co., l car
wagons Ross & Bauer, box looking glasses,
boxes furniture; Clusennius l. Co., 10 boxes
liquors; G. p r. R. Co., 65 piston rods,
head lights; III. c. Kirk & Co., box drugs,
2 boxes potash 2 boxes baking powder Hun
tington, Hopkins & Co., 100 bundles forks.
bundles STEEL 90 half dozen bundles shovels,
l drum pipe fittings, 1873 bundles sheet iron
A. Coolot, 4 boxes cigars; W. McRae, Z
bundles paper Standard OIL Co., $40 cases
oil: Bachelor, Van Guelder & CO., 4 boxes
butts, hooks and hinges, 2 barrels and l keg
hooks r. Stone & Co., l case names, 20
boxes rivets Lindley & Co., 40 bales and 20
boxes tobacco.
A BABY RISES TO A QUESTION OF PRIvI-
LEGION the 21st instant to DR.. Pierson
and wife was born child, and no
record of it was made in this journal until
the baby was old enough to rectify the
neglect of others and bring about the notice
of its own advent into the world, and to enter
a solemn protest in behalf of itself and its
mother against the statement in a Sacra-
mento paper that it was boy. All the ar
rangements were made and all expectations
and hopes were that it should be girl, and
it is girl, despite the reckless, groundless are
wholly unwarranted statement Of isndish
contemporary.
INFORMATION WANTED. "A communication
from S. II. Bass, of Akron, Summit county,
Ohio, has been received concerning his son,
as follows: Ernest A. Bass left Akron,
Ohio, in August, 1880, since which time he
has not been heard from. 1t is feared some
accident has happened to him. He was so
years Of age, about feet 10 or II inches in
hight, weighed from 150 to 155 pounds, wore
full beard, is apparently near-sighted but
wears long sighted glasses. Had been work
ing with wood machinery. Any information
leading to his discovery will be suitably re-
warded by his father
CITY REcEIPTs.-The following payments
were made into the city treasury for the
week ending Saturday, January 10Th w. C.
FarnsWorth, cemetery dues, S12; +. d.
Server. water rates, S1.603; n. A. Kidder,
harbor dues, S11 20; T. II. Mckee, sale OF
city coupons, IS, SOL w. A. Henry, Police
Court fines SOB George A. Putnam, city
licenses. SOP "a; dog licenses, 81 60. To-
tai, So. S77 o..
TRIAL OF CLARENCE GRAY.-Judge Hatch
of Santa Barbara county, who is disqualified
in this case, has requested Judge S. c. Den.
son to preside at the trial of Clarence Gray,
for the murder of Theodore Clancy. The
trial viii commence at Santa Barbara on the
Sd of February, and Judge benson will leave
for San Francisco en- route for that place to-
day or tomorrow.
CHIMNEY FIRE-A chimney fire occurred
on Friday evening last at Mr.. Dual's resi-
dence on II street, between Eleventh an6
Twelfth streets. While an effort was being
made to turn in an alarm at box "a, located
at Twelfth and G streets, couple of young
men came along and put out the fire, ant
thus prevented an unnecessary run of the
Fire Department.
ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY.-An attempt was
made few nights since to burglarize tht
residence of Mrs. Ross, at the corner of Il
and Twelfth streets. After trying two OF
three doors and windows the dog belonging
on the premises heard the noise and fright
ened them away.
LAND LEAGUE.-The Land League Branch
held meeting yesterday, and was addressed
by II. j. Mohan, who spoke for an hour anC
had excellent attention.
SIXTY FIVE CENTS will purchase the well
known " Partisan" Corset at Hale's.
Opera BouFFE" CORSET, 70 cents, al
Hale's.
THE Partisan" Corset only costs 65 cents
if bought at Hale's.
The great sale at Hale's still continues.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs anc
bror chial diseases. g. w. Chesley, agent.
HALE's great sale still continues.
SEE Hale's 20 and Decent ladies' ties.
"PARIsIANn Corset at Hale's.