Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07
MERCHANDISE REPORT. : The following


MERCHANDISE REPORT. : The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Sd: For Weinstock & Lubin. 2 cases hats !;
Lindley & Co., II barrels syrup; Elmer
Bros, 10 barrels whisky; Baker & Hamil-
ton, 2 boxes hardware, Is bales hose Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., barrel and boxes
bells, 10 bundles and 1S2 pieces iron pipe G.
r. Bush. 2 boxes gas fixtures Gus Lavenson,
6 cases shoes G. w. Chesley, 2 boxes cigars !;
7. Harper, box shoes FL. G. Smith & Co.,
roller mill, 4 packages steel rollers, l box
machinery, pulley; r. Stone & Co., l case
names, boxes whips, l box silver plated
trimmings, l case combs; G. III. Gilman, l
box Brushes T. H. Thomas, chest and
boxes household goods; W. d. Comstocb,
bale dry goods; Geo. o. Bates & Co., box
files a Dennery & TO-, 2 barrels tumblers !;
A. Coolot, 2 boxes cigars; ID. w. Earl, 81
steel shoes, 81 steel dies Adams. McNeill &
Co., cases canned oysters, 80 boxes baking
powder. The following freight passed Ogden
for Sacramento on the 4th Instant S. Cup
pies & Co, box butter-ladles, dozen wood
bowls, 4 dozen trayes, IL bundles ax-han-
dies, 10 half. bundles well-buekets, bales
wood faucets, Is boxes tin selves, 80 boxes
clothes pins, 10 boxes B. brick Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, 2 boxes hardware, sc bales
rubber hose, coils emp cordage, case
planes: w. A & q. S. Houghton, l box
ruled paper: Baker & Hamilton, boxes
hardware Lindley & Co, - butts and
ID pals tobacco H. Eckhardt l box fishing
tackle; G. H. Krebs & Co.. l case paint
brushes; Jones & Ingram, buggy. gear w.
d. Comstock, cases and 16 boxes wood
chairs Whittier, Fuller & Co., 26 rolls roof
paper Holman & Stanton, crates, 2 bar
rels and drums towel-rollers G. P. r. r.
Company, 20 coils packing, 10 coils bell-rope J;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % bales s. 2. hams; X.
Stone Co., boxes leather; Boyd, Mebius
& CO., Is bales hams.
BENEFIT TO JOHN DoUGHERTY.-Ina accord
ance with the recently published correspond
ence, by which Governor Perkins and large
number OF other prominent citizens proposed
TO extend to John Dougherty benefit, by
reason Of the loss of the use of his left hand
from an accident which occurred last Christ
mas. an entertainment for such beneft will
be given at the Metropolitan Theater next
Wednesday evening. On the occasion Le-
goure's thrilling and romantic tragedy, en-
titled "Medea, or the Cholchian Mothers
Revenge" will be produced, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Frank Wilton. Mrs. Wilton,
young dHu pOpaldi dStNSoc5 Will HahC hCi
first appearance in Sacramento in this play,
appearing as Medea, and.will be supported by
j. f. Booth and full dramatic company.
Mr.. Dougherty, for whom the benefit is
given, was a soldier in the war, and is q
member of the Grand Army and Boys in
Blue. Much effort is being made to insure
full success, and as large returns as possible
from the benefit extended for his aid.
REPUBLICAN CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The newly elected Republican City Central
Committee met Immediately after the ad-
journment of the Republican Convention on
Saturday and elected james l. Felter,
Chairman, Winfield j. Davis, Secretary and
K f. Wiemeyer, Treasurer. The committee
then adjourned until Saturday evening,
when it met at the Union Hotel. A sub
committee was appointed to arrange for
ratification meeting to be held this evening.
No other business of Importance was trans.
acted. Another meeting will be held by the
COMMITTEES a. 6 o'clock this evening.
OFFICERS ELECTED. = The Sacramento
Turn Verein has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term of six months: +. K.
Wiemeyer, President; H Kugelberg, Vice.
President; III. Dehn, Secretary o. Hartig,
Assistant Secretary; J. ]. Trarbach, Treas
urer; T. Glatz, Assistant Treasurer !;
Z. Hagelstein, First Turn Leader i;
j. Weisel, Second Turn Leader U.
Dietrich, Property-man George Claussenius,
perintendent. The above will serve by re-
election with the exception of the President.
RATIFICATION MEErISG-A Republican
ratification meeting has been called by the
Republican City Central Committee, to be
held at the Metropolitan Theater this even
ing, at which it is announced that speeches
will be made by Grove l.. johnson, L. B.
Mcfarland, Greed Raymond, A. l.. Hart, S.
c. benson, Charles L. Jones, Frank d.
Ryan and others. A band of music will be
in attendance, and seats provided for ladies.
LABOR GREENBAcK NOMINATIONS. a
meeting held yesterday afternoon of the City
Central Committee of the Labor Greenback
party, at Fireman's Hall, the following
ticket for city officers was nominated: For
First Trustee, Christopher Green for City
Auditor, j. D. Moynahan; for City Collector,
J. l.. Jost; for City Assessor, Fred. A. Shep-
pard for Fire Commissioner, Louis A.
Vogel. The committee then adjourned.
METROPOLITAN THEArER.-The opera sea-
son came to an unsatisfactory conclusion
Saturday night. Miss Melville was not well
enough to sing, and no announcement being
made of the fact until Pinafore was half over,
the audience was naturally disgusted. The
troupe seemed Indifferent as to how it pre-
sented the piece, and the result was disap
pointed house.
TICKETS FOR MUNICIPAL OFFIcEs.-The
Republican, Citizens and Democratic Citi-
zens' tickets appear in another column this
morning. The nominees of the Greenback-
Labor party are also published.
WE AXE Now READY TO RECEIVE BIDS
for the extension of the Mechanics Store.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of n. g. Goodell, Architect. Vein
stock & Lubin, proprietors Mechanics Store.s
SEE the new advertisement of the Red
House to-day.
BLACK CAsHNEREs, excellent value. Me-
chanics' Store.
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