Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
BaEvirIEs.

The river at P. NJ. yesterday was at the
16.foot 9.inch mark.
Some of the members of the Shotgun Club
had banquet last evening at the French
Hotel.
Thomas Armstrong is erecting two fine
brick stores on the southeast corner of Elev-
enth and j streets.
The e was an exodus of legal talent and
stenographic reporters from this city yester-
day. The debris case is ended.
Improvements of the State Capitol grounds
are being made by large force of men.
Everything is being fitted up ii. frst-class
shape.
Thursday is the general finance day with
the Board OF Supervisors. This week, how
ever, it was delayed until Friday. Present
your bills to-day.
]. f. Hill, of this city, has just completed
large number of heavy wagons for the
Texas Pacific Railway Company. They are
to be used for tie hauling of iron rails.
George Gibson, an employe of the South
eru Pacific Railroad, who was injured in
railroad disaster at STEMS Pass February 23i,
came to this city a few days since for medical
treatment.
The Police Court did small business yes.
terGay. The only csse on the calendar was
that of Amado Cardosa, who appeared for
sentence on q charge OF battery. He stood
up and took his sentence, which was $50, or
80 days in the chain-gang.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State of the Fresno
Fruit-packing Company; also of the West
Like Stove Company, of San Francisco also
of the Oil Fellows Hall Building Associa-
ton of Eureka, Humboldt county
THE LECTURE To-NIeHT-At the Congre-
gational Church this evening Rev. W. II.
Platt, d. D., OF San Francisco, will deliver
a lecture for the benefit of the Young Mems
Christian Association. His subject is MA
homet." DR.. Plstt is one of the advanced
scholars of the State, profound thinker and
reasoner, and man of broad views and en-
larged ideas. He occupies position in the
front rank OF the leading divines of his own
church, and as 81 classical scholar hes an
enviable rspu sation. His lecture here last
spring was an intellectual treat to all who
were so fortunate as to hear it. Probably no
m an on the Pacific coast is better qualified to
lecture upon the subject he has chosen for
this evening. The ability aud Intellectual
culture of the lecturer, the ease of his man
ner on the rostTum, the clearness with which
ne pres6bbS hLu LIE iaClilIy
with which his argument may be followed,
make him popular lecturer. aud should in
sure to. night crowded house. The associa-
ton under whose auspices the doctor il to ap-
pear announces that the object is net to reap
financial benefit for its treasury but TO afford
high intellectual entertainment to the public,
and hence the tickets of admission have been
placed at % cents-a figure deemed sufficient
to meet expenses.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9Th: For the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pauy, case stained glass, hogsheads aud l
cask lanterns, 10 bales waste L. L. Lewis &
Co., car stoves; Hale Brothers & Co.,
boxes hosiery, boxes dry goods, box quilts,
l box crash, l box cotton goods; Weiussoc
& Lubin, l case shoes, l bundle trunks
Gattman & Wilson, ] box dry goods Theo-
dore Schwsmb / box molding; Baker &
Hamilton, box locks, Is boxes hardware
w. D. Comssock. 9 boxes chairs; J. q. Ds-
Wis, s boxes chairs; w. A. L c. S. Hough
ton, box books, 6 cases school states; A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co. 4 cases saddleTy. 2 crates
stiriups, boxes aud cases hardware; A.
Dan1ery & Co. 5 barrels goblets; Adams,
Mcneil & Co. 50 cases I've; Waterhouse &
Lester, l crate spokes, crates singletrses
Huntington. Hopkins Il Co., boxes FORCES,
car and 65 boxes nails, l barrel curry
combs, rolls betting, 5 bars steel, 1913 bun
dies carriage springs, 273 bars iron /; II. G.
Kirk l. Co, 3 barrels drugs, l box printed
matter; Lipdley & Co., 10 cases bacon; Van
Heusen & Hsntoon. boxes chairs J. w.
Wiedmanp, barrel conectioBer's paper,
box candy L K Hammer, box organ.
VIEWING THE RoAD.-Ths Board of Super
visors Of this couaty adjourned about l:30
P. NJ yesterday. and went out to view the
road from Guthtie's to the Hospital. The
road at that point is being graded, graveled
and otherwise improved. Considerable &C.
tivity is manifested by the road overseers
throughout the county, and the general YER
dict of the travelling public is, that the roads
were never better at the present time OF the
year than they are now.
AMERICA was discovered by Columbus in
1892, but the Red House was not until 1872,
by the present proprietor, Mr.. c. ii. Gilman.
who at that time opened its ports to any and
all cruisers who were in search Of anything in
the line of dry goods. notions, clothing, fur
nishing goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
and the fact that ali those who patronizsd
him in those early days continue TO steer
straight for his house when they have coin in
their pockets, and want good valne for 1t,
speaks volumes for his house. His reputa-
ton once gained, he intends to continue it by
Offering such bargains as others are unable to
follow. He ia offering at present mems suits
for 50 80 and upwards; boys. from 81 90 to
50; children's shoes, from SO cents to 81;
ladies'. from rs cents to IS; meas bocls, from
81 80 to Sc; hats from % cents to So gents
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