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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-12
LOCAL NOTES.


Meirs' two-story brick building. on the
corner Of the alley between j and K, Sixth
and Seventh streets, is being converted into
three-story by building on ten feet to the
bottom side of it. or in other words, by ra;s-
ing and constructing basement underneath.
The trial of the People vs. William Will
Jams. upon Indictment for cattle-stealing,
will be commenced in the Superior Court to-
day.
The river took fall of four inches during
ing the twenty-four hours ending last even
ing, and now marks 10 feet inches.
Mrs. J. W. Richmond and D. Allen of
Sacramento passed Newhall yesterday, to
arrive in this city to-day.
Seven carloads of shell oysters passed
through from the East for San Francisco yes.
terday.
One hundred and six immigrants will arrive
rom the East by overland train this after
DON.
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LADIES SLIPPERS, good and easy. 80 cents
Red House.
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THIS is the day to buy silk ties for Is and
% cents (worth more than double), at the sale
Of the Red House.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Fragrance the mot lasting !!

Fragrance the most lasting!
Fragrance the most delicate /!
Fragrance the most exquisite
Fragrance the most refreshing
Are all combined in MURRAY L. LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATERING only recognized perfume
Of fashion. AS there worthless counterfeits,
buyers should always ask for the Florida Water
pared by Lanmau & Kemp. New York. m12-1t
Thfs is to notify all persOss that the
Clothes, Furniture and Boxes heretofore used by the
performers Of the Chinese Theater, on street, in
Sacramento city, and owned by one All Cue, and
pledged in security TO Coon Chung Lung, have been
sold to Fong Gin Tuck for $40. MON CH0NG.
mg-1w*
Drink Halls Pepsin wine Filters and
be happy AMI content. Cures dyspepsia or indigo
ton. Absolutely pure. mrs If
For the Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
Confectionery, all kinds, at lower prices than
other hoGse-wholesale retail-eal at HeNkY
FISHERS. fe25-1m
For the Best AMI Cheapest Meals In
the city, go TO HENRY FISHER. fe23lm
Fer Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. ETC., go to
HENRY FISHER, No. 5os Street, between Fifth
and Sixth. fe23-1m
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LADIES, You should not forget about those
four button Berlin gloves for 10 cents pair
these lawns, 3 cents yard that fiue line Of
hosiery for 10 cents pair. at the special sale
of the Red House,
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HATS HAss All grades and prices. at
the Rid House.
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co

or CAtIFoRNlA.-FIRE AND MARINE.
~ Office, No. 4o5 California street. San Fran
cisco A. LEONARD, Agent, No. 1913 Fourth
street, Sacramento. m5-spsm
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SATIN AND GRos GRAIN RIBBONS Gases
Of them to select from, at less than half price,
at the Red House.
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LADIES fine hid, button Newports and ties,
81 -. Red House.
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CENTS RooTs, in fine and heavy calf. 81.
Red Honse.
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Our COMPETITORS would be glad to place
Hale's in quarantine on account OF the alarm
ing epidemi, in dry goods
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FUNERAL CT Mr.. KERoHKvAL.-The flu.
neral of the late Reuben Kercheval took
place from Masonic Temple yesterday after.
noon, and was very largely attended. TIE
remains arrived by the steamer from Court.
land in the forenoon. The funeral services
consisted of the Masonic burial rites, and
were conducted by Governor Perkins, as
sisted by Rev. t. H. &. Anderson, Grand
Chaplain. The several Masonic Lodges of
this city united with Onisbo Lodge, of which
deceased was member, in the procession,
and they were accompanied by the Sacra-
mento Royal Arch Chapter, the procession
being under direction and escort of Sacra-
mento Conmandery No. g. in full uniform,
and led by the First Artillery Band. The
floral offerings were rich and emblematical.
MASONIC BANQUET. Master s. c.
benson was night before last rendered
grand banquet by the mystic Masonic broth.
erhood at San Francisco. 1t took place at
the Palace, and was in preparation intended
to be one Of the most select and gorgeous &C.
casions ever extended by the fraternity in
the State.
PrcNIc To-DAY.-The annual picnic of the
Improved Order of Red Men takes place at
Natoma Grove to-day The train leaves the
depot at o'clock this morning.
MAY FEsTIvAL.-The annual May Day
festival of the German Sunday-school, held
yesterday at Richmond Grove, was a success
full and pleasant gathering.
ZouAyEs' Picnic. = The Sacramento
Zouaves will hold their annual picnic at
Natoma Grove on Tuesday, the 31st instant.
PRIvmEGEs.-Bids are invited for priv.
leges at the Sarsfeld Guard picnic, TO be held
at Beach's Grove on the 221 instant.
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT at the Ret
House.
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HALE SAYS he will give huckaback towels
for 80 cents dozen at the great central table
movement.
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT at the R,
House.
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EXHIBITION When you come to the Post.
Office. it is well worth few minutes time to
look at the display of gents and boys clothing
IN the window a. the Mechanics Store.
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CHANCE OF MANAGEMENT.
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Proposals will he received fer the whole or airy
part u said sum, 9 bu, in ease snail the Board
psy more han the par val Ie ii any bonds"
BIDS must he for bonds and accrued interest
thereon Each bid must be accompanied with the
hons fer q TO be sold, or by OF the bonds Of
ferel, rs sample, and certified check drawn on
some bank Of g1od standing, drawn TO the order Of
the undersigned, Tor sum equal to II per can't Of
the amount Of the bid, which check viii be forfeited
TO the Sta if The bid which such check eenpa-
MES shall be accepted and the party Offering the
bonds fails to deliver the same.
Payment will be made in the gold coin OF Tho
United States.
The Beard reserves the right to reject any or an
bids
Bids must state the Acts OF Lsgis'afure which
authorized the issuing OF the offered bonds.
Bids must be Endorsed, PROPOSE 8 for the Sale OF
Bonds" and must be addre ssd 10 the Clerk Of the
State Bard OF Examiners
Bits will be opened in open session Of the Board.
at o'clock P. N. JUNE 9, 1851.
ALBERT HART,
m7.Im Clerk State Board of Examiners.
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THE THIRD LESSON.

The recess only enabled the combatants to
catch their breath, and in the afternoon the
war was resumed. and-stranse fascination
teachers and divines came again in goodly
number. Somehow men and women of all
degrees love contests, ali the way from dog
fights up to parliamentary wrestling. and Of
the latter at the afternoon session the s S.
rs witnessed the application Of all the
known, and some unknown. rules of the par
liamentary ring, from hip and-thigh to collar.
apd-elbow, but there was less disorder and
more close adherence to rule. The fight had
only single pause, when all hands consented
10 M, armistice for few moments while the
rhetorical Del Vale for one party and the
puynaoious blt serious Hale for the other
fave a caus.ic dressing to the gubernatorial
back for executive audacity il plunging
departmental thumb into the legislative
pie. In that same pause the veto
was set down upon, aud the warrants
of members rose from sixty cents to par.
All in sill it was day OF row and skirmish. a
battle Of force wiz, dull with the sharp and
oft two edged weapons of deliberative bodies,
and il resulted in the 4 BORING Of ons party by
another. hut the f-l,en foe. riSipg on his elbow,
has given note of warning that he will renew
The struggle when to-night's truce is ended
The S S. rs will 90 home with Lew ideas Of
how laws are made. and enlarged views as to
the methods which legislators sometimes
adopt.
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Bors' sun HArs, 10 and 20 cents. r.
House.
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HALE WILL PUT on his center tables to
day linen handkerchiefs-6ve for % cents. >
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BONDS WANTED
State Scheel Land Fund.
OFFICERS STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. !
SACRAMENTO. Nav 2. 1851

yzyHE STATE GARD OF HAMMERS WILL
receive sealed proposals for the sale To the State
OF the bonds Il the United States the civil bonds of
this State and the bonds # the sevent counties OF
this Stit,, to the value Of one hundred and enty-
five Thousand doars at its office at the Stale Capt.
fnl mil d COCK p N of
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th: For w. A. & C. S. Houghton, 1 box
paper; II. C. Kirk & Co., IL cases medicine !;
Chas Heinrich, box sausage Samuel Ma
than & Co., cases collars G. III. Gilman,
6 cases boots and shoes James Parsons, l
case shoes l.. Elkus l. Co.. ) cases hats J.
L. Stoll, l bale leather, l case hardware
Booth & Co., $50 cases oysters N. s. Arnold
& Co., boxes bolts; Weiustock & Lubin,
cases drugs, l case hosiery; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., so bundles shovels, 15 boxes
and 2 cases hardware box hinges, bale
cord, l bale Irvine, 36 pumps. l box fittings !;
Hale Bros. & Co, case corsets r. Stone &
Co., cases names.
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EVENING SESSION.
There was very large attendance at the
evening session. The church WAS filed to It's
utmost capacity, and hundreds went away,
unable to get inside the doors. the first
half hour was occupied in praise service,
conducted by Mr. and Mrs Slebbins and
MIR. Hyde. In addition to the singing partic.
ipated in by the audience, MIR. and Mrs.
Stebbins sang IS duet, II Shall be Salts.
fed Mrs. aud Mrs. Stebhins and Messrs.
THAN and Hyde also sang, as a quartet,
Something for .fesusn
The topic for the evenings discussion,
s'The Salvation of the Yonng People of Cal
ifornia, was then announced, and the open
irg address was made by Rev. w. j. Smith,
Of San Francisco. He spoke OF the necessity
for earnest efforts 10 tnrn the young of the
State from present tendencies, and referred
to the great number OF young people confined
in our criminal jnstitutious There were, he
eaid, 474 under 10 years of age in the Indus
trial School at San Francisco, and
of whom the Superintendent says four cases
out Of five the parents. in their carelessness
and conduct, are TO blame for these commit
ments. At the House of Correction, out of
g39 committed last year, 220 were under 81
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ADMITTED To PRAcTIcE-Thomas E. K
Connac has been admitted by the Supreme
upon license from the Superior Court of
Massachusetts,. Also. the following have
| been admitted upon examination f. W.
Ewing, w S. Church, John w. Terry, Reel
b. Terry, William Henley, Jasper II. Rob-
erson and George Bates. MIR. Henley is
resident CT Sacramento.
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lucy oinp WleDeu biic tpIucullc Woutu
and they would have good old time. But
it is confined to Hale's for the present.
THE most complete line Of ladies' neck
wear, and novelties in collars and cuffs in the
city, at Mechanics Store.
New STYLES LADIES HANpKERcHIEFs =
Fancy Goods Department. Mechanics Store
PARAsoLs Assorted sizes, colors and
styles tcambrics). all % cents, at the Red
House.
THIS is the day to buy silk ties for Is and
% cents worth more than doublel, at the sale
of the Red House.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT at the Red
House.
HALE WILL Pur on his center tables TO.
day linen handkerchiefs-6v for % cents.
Our COMPETITORS would be glad to place
Hale's in quarantine on account Of the alarm
ing epidemic in dry goods.
SATIN AND GRos GRAIN RIBBONS Gases
Of them TO select from, at less than half price,
at the Red House.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT at the Fed
House.
Bors' sun HArs, 10 and 20 cents. Red
House.
HALE SAYS he will give huckaback towels
for 80 cents dozen at the great central table
movement.
LADIES fine kid, button Newports and ties,
81 o. Red House.
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FREIGHTs By RAIL.-Carloads of freight
were received in this city yesterday as fol-
lows: of agricultural implements, 1 of
wagon materials, 2 of wood, l of castings, l
of wine and brandy, of oranges, 2 of Oregon
ash, % of wood, of lum Der. l of steel rails,
of merchandise. of hogs. Carloads were
shipped East: II of wool, of coffee, of
malt, 8 of salmon, A of wine, 2 of rice, of
beans, IA of merch ndise, l Of lumber, of
barley, of sugar, 3 Of nails, of powder and
L of glue.
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LEcreRg lecture viii be delivered by
the Irish nationalist, John Dewey, at the
Congregational Church tomorrow evening,
under the auspices Of the Grattan Literary
Club
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county Itospltel.
| Police CoURT.-In this Court the exami-
nation in the case of r. Nobel was concluded
| Yesterday, and the defendant discharged. In
| the drunk cases of Mike Shay and John Sui
! livan, the accused failed to put in an appear
/ ance at Court as required, aud each forfeited
81 30 deposit. The Court then adjourned
DELEGATES. The following have been
elected delegates from Capitol Lodge, No. 81,
I. O. G.. T., to the District Lodge, which
conyenes at Elk Grove on 1uescay next /:
| Mercelia Truax, William Manly, Susie
Foleer, W. Z Mckinney, Mrs. Catlin, Abe
Wilson, Aunie Patterson and IL. 5. Blink.
Personals F. Barstow, editor of the
San Rafael Journal, accompanied by his
wife, is in town attending the Sunday School
Convention. A. J. Bailey. proprietor of the
Grand Central Hotel of Lake Tahoe, is in
the city also I. Mccormick, editor Of the
| Monitor.
BUSINESS CHANGE The firm Of Comet,
Coulter l. Co have sold out their right and
| title in the retail department. of the Sacra-
mento Market, No. 30S K street, to ID. De-
! Bernardo & Co, and the business will be con-
tiaued as usual by the latter hrm.
POLICE UNIFoRMs. = The contract for
making and furnishing the new police
uniforms has been awarded, after cons;dera-
ton Of bids received, to S. j. Nathan & Co,
of this city. The suits are to be completed
about the middle of June.
Coon YIELD.-Oa Monday last tive cows
owned by DIR. t. A. snider, and kept upon his
dairy ranch On the Yolo side of the river,
gave birth to two calves each, and all are
doing we'll and happy.
AUCTION SALE-Martin Plug & Co. will
sell at 1l2o Thirteenth street. Friday morning,
the entire furniture, etc, of residence, con
sisting Of pariur and bedroom sets, carpets,
crOckery, etc.
LEcrgRg- lecture viii be delivered by
the Irish nationalist, John Dewey, at the
| Congregational Church tomorrow evening.
under the auspices of the Grattan Literary
Club.
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The Boston Post psinss : pen-pictur
iof the Republican tight going on IN al
tbany. giving -<0me Of IL dlsxustinI
features, 2 as folIows:
Mr. Conkling's open lobbying u NJ
own inforest-
Mr. Plalt's lobbying n Nr. Conkling'
Interest
The vioe-President or the Unites
States actively participating in the squab
bic aud placing himself on level viii
ward politicians and political .strikcrs.'
The indictment fcr bribery of SenAtoi
Sessions
The indictment for bribery of y. p
Barber.
I'hs indictment sor bribery Or + 3
ne iuaietpeDt for bribery a Charles
Ia Edwards.
The involvement Of Mr.. Pistt ID I
Idisrraceful scandal q public house.
10 ail this may be sdded tho long
contest that hss hr<n distinguished y,
almost dsilv exhibitions " yuigsrity
lthat would tc considered disgrace %
!she stage of The aversgr variety theatre
Now lei the same graphic pen paint
the picture Of Iahnnc In Gle senate sell
ling his vote for <pcils holding out III
!nni.h raw. while stalwsrts and hall
breeds sought 10 hard over fhe goods
land still another picture: Gnite.u ~
IErnnhlicxn assassin. wilb M. rssto' mr.
|nionlzinx the party in railroad depo.
iIt iss good iime % paint Rel
|ric&urcs-
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kx-kenator Joseph +. Mcdonald
On Prohibition and Woman



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We have been waiting patiently. but
y seems 20 no purpose. for some OF the
teachers % send ns copies Of papers read
az the Teachers Association. Many, II
not al, were doubtless prepared with
no little labor. and would be quite read
sule and Instructive 70 the public gener-
ally. Please send them in and lei Us I'll
have the benefit Of them.
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What other business Il there III which
L. IMAM can make a. large profits a n
ml nl1gf We AK for information. 1lin-
ips " orld.
ubsain confidential position In The
Uniied States Treasury, havs mai
rou'o expedited. or be half-brced snem-
ber of the New York Legislature sen
|tinel.
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The work OF grading the Airline ROAD
rom Albion 70 Fairiisld, Ills, will Be
completed IN about ten days. The work
~ track laying from Albion west will
commence the tenth Of this mouth.
tonkcy Y Dcnegan, the contractors. now
have one hundred and fitty extra teams
a. work on the Airline east from IngIc-
field 10 .Ninslow. Evansville Courier
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lowing about
Gov. JENxlNG1 GRAvK.
The grave or this ex-cove,,o- -. \,
q dilapidated old graveyard N 4 ,cgi.c- !.
ted condition. unmarked 81 simn,e s,"n.
or towering monument. Il Il nnf crsds.
table to the State thai this n ~ Vh;,s
the State Is very rronerlr eng.c.J io -
building stately monument ~ ~"
memory OF Governor Morton y sn;rhs
well turn aside for momenf ~ re.eas
from oblivion ne grave IL ~ III CO...
ernor or Indiana TIE Hoos;er Fc,;ns.
which published 4 portrs;f ~ ~ Gnv
ernor. saws: 4The old csmaserv s ~. s,sa..
converted into pasture: !: 4 lonely sres &
The only monuman, ~ Z, - ,yne's ~" .lee
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Cincinnati Ia eight Methodist Church.
-. with membership of 4.cC0. Lesi
year s250c1 vss raised for material sup.
re-. srd tie ssaries of niniztors range
|kcn eess V t33co.
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4. Costly apparatus, and splendid cab
inctS have 10 magical power 70 make
scholars. lii All circumstances, as q man
s. under Cod. the master or his own for
tunr ~ Is he lilo master Of hisown mind,
tho Creator has ~ constituted the human
intellect, tint itcan grow only b. it, own
action, and BY its own action II most Ger
tainly and necessarily grows.
2 Every man must therefore. in an
important sense educate himself. His
books aud teachers are but helps; the
work il his. a man Is not educated un-
Till he has the ability 70 summon. in case
of emergency, al his ,nental powers III
vigorous exercise 70 etieci bis proposed
object.
3 X II no, the man who has seen most.
Or who has rt1d most, who can do this ;
such one il Ia danger Of being borne
down. like beast Of burden. by an over
loaded mass Of other mems thoughts
Nor Il II the man that can boast merely
III native yigor and capacity.
:. The greatest of al the warriors that
went Ia the siege on Troy, had not the
because nature had given
him strength. and he carried the largest
bow: but because eelf-discipline had
taught him how 70 BESD HIS BOW Web
ster-
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According 70 The New York Herald.
eloO N00, 900 have, during the last eich-
teen mouths, been subscribed III tho
Northern States md Europe for Invest.
msnt u the South.
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The frst bale of new cotton raised N
shelby county, Tennessee, arrived at
Memphis saturday afternoon. Its re-
|celpt y ten days earlier than any previ-
Gus year of cotton raised In Tennessee.
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I1IE< ~ HUf - rrtN<@
ror square, 0iincs ~ les, ! week, 81 o.
Zach subsequent insertion, 75 c..
Lenrer advertisements a. the same rate,
4 traction over even square or squares.
ronnted a. ssquare- These are the terms
for transient advertisements reasona-
ole deduction will be made 20 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
10 be paid in advance.
AxxoUxcIxc cksDIDATxs.
FOR Township Officers, each 500
81 connty $50
r'or District, Circuit, or State, 800