Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-04

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Russ HOUSE 0PENING.-A formal opening
of tie Russ House, on j street, between
Tenth and Eleventh-W. S. Mack and L.
Mattics, proprietors-was given on Saturday
evening. The building, very commodious
threestory brick. and basement, with forty
foot front, has Just been completed. II is
neatly finished, and has been furnished with
entirely new furniture, carpets, etc. Through
out, and presents very cosy and attractive
appearance. The hotel was crowded with
callers during the op ming evening, when q
sumptaous free lunch, with champagne and
other liquid refreshments, were most gener-
ously dispensed. The occasion continued
until lats hour.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-Grand Army
Hall was fillsd to its utmost capacity last
evening on the occasion of the Land League
meeting. J. 2. Dalton presided. After the
transaction of the regular business, the Rev.
Father Boylan, Of the diocese Of Kilmore.
sGAGayan, Ireland, was introduced and
deIiFefsSa very eloquent and forcible al.
dress, being frequently applauded. A COM
mittee Of three was appointed to assist tee
reverend gentleman to arrange for his lecture
TO be given at Turner Hall on sunday even
ing, September 7sh. After which the meet
sng adj Ourned.
HIoKsvILLE BALL,-The free ball given by
Deputy Assessor S. d. johnson at the Hicks
Vile Hotel last Thursday night was grand
success. The large dancing hall was crowded
With the youth and beauty of the whole
country. A great many ladies and gsnte-
men were present from SACRAMENTO, and q
more ENJOYABLE evening was never spent IN
~ N ,tt hand furui. N I'd
for the occasion, aud received much praise
for the good music rendered. A splendid
supper was served, and all present were well
satisfied with the evenings enjoyment.
GONE TO THE FLowERY KINGDoM.-Ths
denizsus of l street turned out en- masse yes
tsrdsy to attend the funeral Of one of their
big men. The deceased Chinamsn was &c
years OF age. and was known by the name OF
'' ii Am Ga Jap" and conducted mercantile
business on | street for many years. The
funeral ceremonies were conducted after the
Oriental custom. The usual number of paid
mournera did the weeping for the near rela.
tives. The body WAS embalmed, and it is the
Intention of HIS friends to have it taken to
China by she next steamer
CoMMERcIAL.-Th following vessels have
arrived at Sacramento sincs last report !:
OISllnET Al DDfIulh NJ AASAAi Jan ran
cisco with general merchandise and barge
of freight for the upper river; steamer San
Joaquin No. from San Francisco with
barge light steamers Vsruna and Flora from
the upper Sacramento with barges OF grain
Ia transit. Departed Steamer San Joa'
auin No. 2 for San Francisco with barge OF
grain steamers Varuna. Flora and San Joa-
9uin No. for the upper Sacramento with
grain barSes.
An OVERDOSE OF LkUDANUM.-Oa Satur.
cay evening, about eight o'clock, lady by
the name of Mrs 4. Mckenzie, who resides
on the corner Of Fourth and Q streets, took
an overdose of lau lauuu. 1t appears tina;
of late she has been suffering intensely from
neuralgia and took the drug for relief. 1--we
physicians were called Immediately, and the
proper remedies administered. Last evening
she was reported cut of danger.
BESEFIr.-A complimentary benefit was
given at Turner Hall last evening to Ottt
Reifarth. There was a good attendance
There was pleasing concert, in which tn,
Hussar Band the Turner Harmonic, j
Fritz, Miss Minns FIeissuer and Prot
Pl,;ssnsr participated. At the close Of th,
programme M Rsiff Arth recitsd humorou
selection in German. Tne entertainment
closed with social dance.
Cry TREASURY REcEIPTs.-The follow
ing amounts were paid into the city treas
ury for the we=k ending Saturday. Sep
TENDER "a: s. L. Caldwell, Cemetery dues
S34 X. ID. SERVER, water rates, 81, AS 70
n. A. Kidder, harbor dues Sl22 80; w. A
Henry, Police Court fines, $50; George a
Putnam, city licenses, Sl9S Y; George A
Putnam, dog licenses, SO ~; total, s., $50 69
CITY CEMETERY REPeRT.-The following
/, the report of S. r. Caldwell, Superintend
emit Of the City Cemetery. for the month o
August: Number OF deaths in th'
city, 50 stillborn. , !; brought here for in
terment s: total, A. Collected for sale o
permits, S67: collected for lots, $40 30
from other sources, Sl2 Total amount Q
collections, Sl25 40.
TkE GARLAND SocIAL.-The Garland S,
cisl Club gave their first concert at Riehmon
Grove yesterday. The Hussar Band ful
ri.hsl the mu>ic for the occasion. A yer
~ .x-zs ssssu55,sys ct rssps5ssSi5 people wsr
10 stteadsncs and AL spent pleasant attel
noon The committee e charge was \
Ssein, L. Hegne.t and III. M1rse.
POLICE CoURT.-The following bushes
was transacted in the Police Court on Sa.u
day: John w. Claysou was fnsd 81 90 Il
psddliag without B license Mike Miley an
John Sullivan, charged with breaking doc
of and sleeping in a railroad car, We're SCI
fenced TO i've days imprisonment in the Cir
Jail.
SENT TO NAPA.-Mrs. Emma Scott,
youeg - dy of Roseville, was sent
the Napa Ins5 Asylum one day last weel
Hsrt. asbsnd Lee her in May last. and in COL
seouenGs her MINI has bsea affected. S.
has one c;,ild two years of age.
For CoRoSER.-A. tn, earnest req lest
his medical aid other friends, Dr.. G. v
Davis, late of Chic, has consented TO ha,
his nsme submitted FOR the office of Corone
snhj 4cs TO the decisiou of the Democrat
Convention.
OF LATE our Gents Furnishing Goods d
paytment has attracted good deal of ats
tion. l. viii pay you well 10 visit it a. Hale's
IMMENSE reductions have been made
every department .. Alderman d Co.'S, q
J street.
Dr. SpIsEEY L Co. now at room LIZ Vests,
Hotel. Sacrsmento-sse advertisement.
We HAVE now in stock splendid line
white aad colored blanket, at very 10
prices. hale Bros. 4 Go.
A GOOD PIECE of bleached table linen
35 cents per yard at Hale Bros. 4 Co. >