Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-22


FREIGHT REPoRT.-The following consign-
ments of freight passed Ogden on the 18th
for this city: Continental Oil Co., 8 cars
coal oil; Standard Oil Co., car oil; Ellen A
King, piano, box household goods; a.
Coolot, 2S packages tobacco; Whittier, Full
Ter & Co., case nsolding, l case picture ma
terial, box toys; w. A. & C. S. Houghton,
l case books, 2 cases brushes cases note pa
per; Geo. r. Frye, box churns; II. Fisher,
case confectionery; Weinstock & Lubin, l
box dry goods; Hale Bros. Il Co., bale dry
goods, 8 cases and / bale cotton goods; Hunt.
ington, Hopkins & Co., 5 bundles pipe, 2
barrels curry-combs; Holman, Stanton & Co.,
81 coils rope, ITO coils cordage; Hall, Luhrs
Il Co., % cases canned mackerei. Is tierces
hams. case tobacco; A. A. Van VOORHEES, l.
Co., case names, boxes hardware, cases
leather dash-boards; Booth & Co., 10 tierces
hams; Baker & Hamilton, box saws; H. G.
Kirk & Co., 8 cases drugs; w. T. Peterson, l
| case confectionery; Mebius & Co., bales TO-
bacco, 3 cases citron; Newbourg & Lagos,
bales cork; III. Fuchs, 1 case toys: FL. S.
Croker & Co., 8 cases envelopes.
SWISS RELIEF.-At a meeting of Swiss
residents of Sacramento, held at the Me-
chanics' Exchange last evening, commune
cation was read from the Swiss Government
appealing for aid for the inhabitants of the
village of Elm, recently almost entirely de-
stroyed by an immense land slide, with the
loss of ia lives, besides an enormous amount
of property. A committee was appointed,
consisting of D. De Dernardi, Jacob Schmidt,
John 0schwald, John Meister Frank Rub
staller, Charles Woleb, X Weber, John
Stuber Frank Gaeschlin, III. Holdener and
B. Steinauer TO collect funds from all charita-
bly, inclined citizens for the urgently needed
relief of the sufferers.
CHURCH SOCIALISM, the Presbyterian
Church last evening the ladies of that church
gave social, which was well attended. The
following took part: Misses Campbell, Nix
on, Rowe and Griffin, Mrs. Cooley and Van
glider, Messrs Cooper, Jennings, Palmer,
Aurback. Tenbrook, Ball and Master Carley.
The social given by the ladies OF the
NJ. Il. Church South last evening was very
pleasant and enjoyable affair. The pro-
gramme consisted of vocal and instrumental
music. reading, etc. Among those taking
part were Misses Waterhouse and Seely,
Mrs. Armstrong, Messrs. Lindley and Flint.
During the evening lunch prepared by the
ladies was served to the guests.
TAKEN IN,-Deputy Sheriff Brissell, on
the arrival of the noon train from San Fran
cisco, espied passenger whom he thought
answered the description of Daniel OiCon-
nell, the young man who some days ago it
was mentioned in these columns was wanted
at Dixon on charge of stealing $500 on the
| 18th instant. Brissell called out suddenly,
Dan. ," The young fellow turned sharply,
| and the next moment he was under arrest.
On his person was found 1886 80 in coin,
revolver and cartridges, railroad ticket and
some letters. He will be taken to Dixon to-
| day.
ARREsTs.-The only arrest made since last
report was that of Dan. O'Connell, by Depu-
ty Sheriff Brissell.
TRIMMING silks and satins. So cents a yard,
at the receivers sale at the Red House.
SEVEN hundred wooden scarfs, eight for %
cents, at the receivers sale at the Red House.
THOUSANDS of remnants at less than half
cost, at the receivers sale at the Red House.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, reduced from 70 cents
to so cents. Closing sale of l.. Bien, Eighth
and j streets.
THOUSANDS of yards of embroideries almost
given away at the receivers sale at the Red
House.
ONE hundred boxes of toilet soap, IL cakes
in box, only 20 cents box, at the receivers
sale at the Red House.
HEAVY CLoAKING CLOTH. reduced to 81
per yard. Closing sale of l.. Bien, Eighth
and j streets.
Two hundred and fifty ladies knitted hoods
(operal, cents each, at the receivers sale
at the Red House
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN RIBBONS You
can buy them at any price during this great
sale at the Red House.
Coon GooDs at less than cost. Closing
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and J streets.
EIGHTEEN hundred yards Cheviot shifting
for 5 cents yard, at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
EIGHT hundred ladies hats. at cents each,
at the receivers sale at the Red House.
Two hundred ladies' shawls. at 81 each. at
the receivers sale at the Red House.