Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-08
NEW BOOKS FOR THE CITY LIBRARY.

synonyms Stolen Elephant, by Mark
Twain; Stories from History, Stories from
Modern History, Stories from Ancient His
tory and Stories from English History, by
Agnes Strickland Confessions of Clarionet
Player, The Illustrious DIR. Mathews, The
Polish Jew, Stories of the Rhine, by Erck-
m m Chatrain; Volume of TIE Letters Of
Charles Dickens; The Complete Practical
Machinist, by Joshua Rose; Bessie Fairfax,
by Holme Lee; Christus, by Longfellow +;
The House With Spectacles, by l.. B. Rob:
inson; Dog Crusoe, by Ballantine; Life Of
Peter the Great, Robin Hood and His Merry
Men, by S. Percy; Farming for Boys, Scenes
of the Olden Time, ThGrneclif Hall, by Rev.
Daniel Wise -Four Years in the Saddle, by
III. Gilmor; Remarkable Events in the
Worlds History, by L. II. Younge; Ser.
geant Ballantines Experiences, Eminent Sol
diers, by w. II. D. Adams; Epoch Men, by
Samuel We'll; Mozley's "reminiscences two
volumesl; Life aud Times'.of Sir Philip Sid
ney; Life of H. d. Thoreau, by F. B.
Sanborne; Arctic .Sunbeams and Ori-
entail Suubeams, by S. S. Cox /;
Desmond Hundred Ingersol's Interviews on
Talmage; Life, Letters and Essays of Mrs
Browning; Seaside Studies in Natural His.
tory, by Agassiz Mrs. Browning Complete
Poems Scientific Amusenents, by j. 81.
Pepper Crabbe's English Synonyms; Elsie
Densmore, by Farquhason; Scenes and
Sketches from the English Church, by S. NJ.
S. Clark Domestic Explosives, by w. l..
Alden TIE Bridal March. by B. Bjornson; A
| Great Emergency, by Mrs. J. III. Z wing
| The Four Seasons Minstrel Love ard Ro
mantle Love; The Young Brahma's Story
Condensed Novels, by Bret Harte Lottie OF
the Mill A New Godiva Hope Uncle Joe's
Stories I; Pic ures from Ireland; In the Brush,
by II. w. Pierson; Camp and Cabin. by r.
w. Raymond Leaves from the Diary of an
Old Lawyer, by A. B Richmond Christmas
at Annes. by NJ. Z Shipley.
List of periodicals subscribed for by Sacra-
mento Free Library: Argonaut, Atlanta
Constitution, Baltimore Sun, Boston Adver
tiser, Buffalo Commercial-Advertiser, Bur
liDgton Hawkeye, Chicago Tribune, Cincin.
nati Commercial, Detroit Free Press, Dublin
Nation, Dubuque Herald, Edinburgh Scots
man, Family Star and Herald. Florida Agri-
cuiturist, Galveston News. Globe-Democrat,
Hartford Courant, Harpers Young People,
Hawaiian Gazette, Irish World, Jacksonville
Union, Leavenworth Times, Liverpool Mer-
curry, Los Angeles Express, Louisville
Courier Journal, Memphis Avalanche,
New Hampshire Gazstte, New Orleans Plea
yune, New York Daily Herald, New York
LcukcI, NCh YIN Jun, 4NSW L OLh
Oregonian, Philadelphia Times, Pacific |
Greenbacker, Portland Transcript, Provi-
dence Journal. Railroad Gazette, Rocky
Mountain News, Spirit of the Times, Spring |
field Republican. Panama Star and Herald, |
London Times, Washington Chronicle, South |
Carolina Weekly News, Youths Companion, !
Boston Journal of Commerce, Salt Lake |
Herald Omaha Republican, the Nation, the |
Graphic, Texas Siftings Young Sci |
I..I
Daily Examiner. DAILY RECORD UNION. |
San Francisco Chronicle, Morning Call, Art |
Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, American Ag
riculturist, Californian, Carpentry and |
Building, Contemporary Review, Eclectic |
Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Harper's |
Monthly, International Review, Kindergar- !
ten Messenger, Lippincott's Magazine. Nine
tenth Century, North American Review, |
chronological Journal, Popular Science |
Monthly, Resources of California, The Cen. |
tuy, Saint Nicholas. Library Journal, Amer |
History, Blackwood, Nature, L'Univers L. |
lustre, American Architect, American
Machinist, Harper's Bszar, Harper's |
Weekly. Leslie's Illustrated, London |
Illustrated News, Mining and Scien- |
ti6c Press, Punch, Puck. Pacific Rural Press, |
Scientific American, Zsituug illustrated,
Wasp, Our Continent.
The following papers are donated: WEEK |
LY UNION, Weekly Bee, Boston Investigator, |
Califorpis Farmer. Contra Costa Gazette, |
California Patron, Phoenix Herald, Mount |
ain Messenger, San Francisco Journal of |
Commerce. San Francisco Merchant, Santa |
Barbara Independent, Sacramento Leader, |
Woman's Herald of Industry, Light for All, |
Tehama Tocsin. Virginia Chronicle, San
Diego Union, Placer Argus, Mendocino Bea-
con, Calf Gazette, San Diego Sun, Colusa |
Sun, Antioch Ledger, California Architect,
Rsdding Independent, The American. Life
Stockton Evening Mail, Suffer County
Farmer.
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn 4 Smith will
sell on Wednesday, July 18th, at II A. NJ, on
the premises, the east quarter of lot ., in
block bounded by L and NJ, Second and
Third streets, with the good new one-story-
endorsement brick dwelling of eight rooms
and kitchen, all fired and hard. finished
street to high grade; gas, water and sewerage
complete. Also will sell on the same day
at P. NJ, on the premises, the east seventy
feet of lot 7, in block bounded by Seventh
and Eighth, n and o streets. with two
houses thereon, ard rented for SD per month.
Title perfect. Terms and conditions at sale.
A RUNAwAY-Yesterday morning team
attached to transfer wagon belonging to
Samuel Kingsbury, while at the depot, be-
came frightened and started on run down
Secord street. They did not stop till after
crossing the Y-street levee, landing in the
mud with the wagon on top of them. The
vehicle was damaged and the harness had to
be cut to liberste the animals, but they were
unhurt.
THE AUTOMATIC CITY-The Automatic
City that has been on exhibition for the last
two weeks on X street, opposite the Metro.
politan Thester, will close to-day. All of
those who have not seen this wonderful work
of art should not fail to call and see it to-day.
IMMIGRANTs.-Seventy-f five immigrants, in.
Guiding 80 males, passed Carlin yesterday, en-
route to California. They will arrive in
Sacramento by the afternoon train to-day.
For SHERIFF.. W. Wilson is announced
this morning as q candidate for Sheriff before
the approaching County Republican Cenven-
tion.
BOARD OF EQUALIzATIoN.-The Board of
Supervisors of Sacramento county will meet
next Monday as Board of Equalization.
IMPRovING-The lad Johnny Whyte, who
| was run over by wagon Thursday is i'm
proving, ana considered out OF danger.
RUNAwAYs YEsTERDAY.-There were two
or three runaways in the city yesterday, but
| fortunately no one was hurt.
HAVING REcUPERATED from the effects of
| the long continued rush to our market, we
| are again to the front. II has become by.
word to passers by, how clean and inviting
| everything ia about our market. Our bust.
ness has never been better; and to those in
| the interior needing things in our line we can
say, without egotism, that you cannot do
better than send your order to US. Our line
embraces everything in the market line, and
is the only complete market in Sacramento,
embracing meats, poultry. fish, butter. eggs,
green fruit of all kinds, green vegetables,
potatoes. and general and complete assort-
ment of market produce. Orders shipped to
all parts of the coast. Longton Il May, Fifth