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n. ISIS. ISIS. lsgo. 1851. 18sa. 1853.

Summary for March, 1883: Average
hourly velocity and direction of the wind
for the month. at 4:02 A. NJ, 6 miles, from
the southeast; at 8:02 A. NJ. 4 6 miles, from
the southeast; at 1902 P. NJ, 60 miles, from
the eoutb at 400 P. NJ, ) miles, from ths
south; at SOP P. NJ, 6 IS miles, FROM
the south. Highest water in the river
during the month, 1913 feet, on the ooh;
lowest water ia the river during the month,
10. 10 feet, on the 1st; range Of water in the
river during the month, s ) feet. Dates of
frost: LIST, 10sh, 16sh. 18th, 31st.
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WEATHER COMPARISONS.

The following comparative table OF differ
ent meteorological records at the Signal
Service Station in this city for March, from
1878 to 1888, inclusive. and the summary of
March weather. was prepared for the
RECORD UsIoN by W. B. Hester. who is in
charge OF the Sacramento ofice during Ser
gesnt Bzrwick's absences:
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UNTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEPos-
its received, subject to check or draft at signt
Certificates OF deposit issued. Loans maze gu
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 900 safes, Of
different Sizes which rented at from ~ TO ~ PEI
month, and from Sl2 to $500 per year, according 70
size and location also large general vault LOT ING
care Of siIverware jewery, trunks and boxes o. val
uable articles bullion coin. books and papers OF mer-
camille houses dodgers which will be received OF
delivered at any time during the day or nightl ana
personal property OF all kinds.
This Company will act agent OF corporations,
estates firms and individuals, for the care Oh secul
ties, real estate and personal property OF az kinds
the collection of interest ard rents and VIII tIansac
business generally as trustee for property and inter-
ests intrusted to it's care will hold powers Of attor
ney, and make collections and rsniittances; buy anu
sell securities drafts, exchange, bullion, forelen
manev etc: make Investments and negotiate loans
viii at s executor and administrator OF estates,
guardian Of minors eto.; pay annuites etc, va,
Sct az transfer agent registrar OF transfers o.
stock. and as trustee under trust mortgages o. m
corporated companies tsis'i'o1n'A"S
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Men S Clothing.

Fancy Snowflake Cheviot Suits, sack style, sI3
Tinsel Suits of Shaggy-fnished Cheviot, SIS.
Fine Pin-head Check, Cashmere Sack or Frock
Suits; silk-bound, $40
Basket Pattern Worsted Frock Suits $I8.
Heavy Black Cotton Sack or Frock Suits S..
Medium-weight Union Tweed Sack Suits, So SO.
Striped Cashmere Pants, So 50.
Vevet-fnished Cashmere Pants in light colors SIS So
Bottlegreen Sack Suits long roll lapels, short cut
coat, pants cut SMALL $40.
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Increase OF Pension.

Thousands entitled under new Laws, which
are more liberal. Also pensions procured fer
disabled soldiers, widows. etc. Address,
with stamps, Stoddart & Co., Alb G street,
n. W., Washington, d. G.
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DR. Dewitt G. Kellinger's Liniment is an
infallibls cure for rheumatism, sprains lame
ness and diseases Of the scalp, and for pro-
noting the growth Of the hair.
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nolpg q Great peal OF eooa.

Mrs J. Berry, Of Portland, Me-, writes /:
Your Henry's Car5olic Salve is doing great
deal of good. Some of ray friends have been
greatly Benefited by its use. think it is the
best salye 1 have ever used. Beware OF couu.
karfaits
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CITY SUIT TO ENFORCE ADDITIONAL
TAXES.

Some time ago reference was made to the
proceedings instituted by Daniel Meyer
against The cry in the Saprsme Court, to
compel the Trustees to levy one per. cent.
taxes, in order that 50 per cent. might be ap.
piled to the sinking and interest fund. This
was claimed to be mandatory under the Act
of 1865, under which the city was governed
a. the time Of the issuance of the bonds. The
writ was made returnable before the Supreme
Court CD Monday last, aud at the appointed
tima City Attorney Anderson and J. e. Me-
Kune responded by way Of motion to dis
miss the. petition snd demurrer to the writ
upon number of grounds, among others,
that the Act Of 1858 was repealed by the pro-
visions OF the present charter, ard that the
clause Ia the Act of 1858 creating a sinking
and interest fund was no part Of the contract
OF the issuance Of the bonds, but was simply
Q regulation which could be changed or re.
psaled st the pleasure OF the LEGISLATURE, and
that tie city was not arnenabls to any process
Of any Court, either mesne or final.
The petitioner asked tee right TO amend his
petition II csrta,a msttsrs, which was agreed
70. q hearing of the case was urged by tbs
counsel for the petitioner, AID It was claimed
that il was necessary in order 30 save his
rights, Tor tee reason thRs the tax roll would
go into the hands Of toe Collector that day.
The Court suggested that mona of the rights
which existed az this time could be lest by q
continuance, and that it would be impossible
to give counsel hearing with full bsnch
until after the Los Angeles term. The case
was then continued for argument in bank at
The opesinr Of the Sacramento term in May
=. The counsel representing the bond
holde.ge were Judge S. G. benson and Rosen-
baum & Shaeline.
It would seem that q continuance OF the
case would amount to defeat of the writ,
for the reason that the tax roll is in the hands
Of the Collector, who is now proceeding to
the collection OF tne taxes under the present
levy, and that on the first Monday in May
this viii be completed, and all taxes not paid
at that tune viii be delinquent. It Is diff
cult to see how any order or writ of the Court
could avail anything after the taxes are all
paid and after the expiration of the fiscal
year, which expired last Monday.
Il looks as though the bondholders would
have TO make another tack, and institute an
other proceeding to reach the tax levy for the
ensuing fscal year.
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SILENoED QUIcKLY.--A distressing cough,
by Hale's Honey of Horehoupd and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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We are showing varied assortment of
ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES, in narrow
and wide widths A line of GUIPURE
EMBROIDERY, in beautiful designs, is
especially worthy of mention. The prices
are .95 cents, 81 IS, So As and So 70 per
yard. The lines Of goods, at lower prices,
have been selected with the same care, and
are equally as desirable in their way.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

n STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
4 you are 30 unfortunate as TO require them.
With q mind nlatured aud enriched by studies Of an
advanced ORDER can safely say that there Is hardly
dsease IN the catalogue OF human ills that can.
not treat 70 successful issue.
LADIES-i am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased BY extensive
experience. 1 am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to your de
cate organism Is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted 10 have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentemanly, honorable add scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In
tured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease
trouble and receive medicine BY express, with full
instructions All letters must be directed 70 j. n.
JOssELYE, N. D., 22o Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, or no pay require<
Consultations, personally by letter. gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients si
my Inhmary when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22e Suffer street, adjoinr
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From Q A n. to SP.M.
My Diploma hangs I'm my ONCE.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
fs2S ist J. III. JOssELyS. N. d.
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INVALID wives and mothers quickly re.
stored to health by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers. A true tonic.
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WELLS "RouGH ON CoRNs," 15c. Ask for
if. Complete. permanent cure. Corns, wsrts,
bupions,
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IT seems impossible that o remedy made OF
such common, simple plants as Hops. Buchu.
Mandrake. Dandelion, etc., should make go
many and such great cures as Hop Bitters
do !; but when old and young, rich and poor,
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor. all tes-
tify to having been cured by them, you must
believe and try them yourself, and doubt no
onger.
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Our new line OF mems aud boys clothing
80 cases just added for Que new quarters.
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Do Nor FAN to visit new Clothing De-
partmept of Red House.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
Geo. W. ChesleY, sole agent.
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CHI1DREN's coiored border handkerchief,
5 cents ladies' six hair nsts, cents silk
mitss, in al shades 90 cents to 81 %, at the
Red House.
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DOUBLE WIDTH CASHMERE, is cents psr
yard; new line brocsde dress goods. in new
shades, at 10 cents per yard; small worsted
plaids, for children's dresses, at 10 cents per
yard black and white checks. in worsted, a.
cents per yard, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-04

You've BLeoDs AND YOUTHS For nice
outfit of underwear and stylish suit, visit
new Clothing and Furnishing Goods Depart
msns at Red House.
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RID House. rev column advertisement
see it.
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THE largest clothing and furnishing goods
house in Sacramento is now ct Red House
size, 20x1621 feet deep.
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THE largest and finest stock of new cloth.
ing-prices the lowest-can now be seen st
new Clothing Department at Red House
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EXTRA QUALITY 5S table damask napkins,
81 % per dozen; colored farmers, satin
skirts, IS cents and 81. Remnants of table
linen, cassimeres and domesties at extremely
low prices, at the Red House.
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RED HOUSE new column Advertisement
read it.
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LADIES Jersey Lisle gloves, IS cents !;
ladies' white hemstitched handkerchief, all
linen, two for 25 cents ladies' colored border
handksrchiefs, fast colors, 10 cents; ladies'
unbleached hose, 12a cents; ladies' full
finished, extra quality. extra length Balbrig-
gan hose, 25 cents. at the Rad House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-04
Baby's Petition.

Life is restless, days IRE feeting,
Children bloom, but die in teething;
Warning take, all friends and mothers,
Watch the precious girls and brothers;
Read the home life of Victoria,
Children nine, all had CastOria
No sleepless nights, by baby squslling.
Like larks they rise in early morning
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weather PROBABILITIES.
aogagrIgEMgNE MENTIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-Miss Minnie Madden.
Lost-Pair Of bracelets
Picnic-5siterissit Social Club.
Monthly meeting Frauen YeTein.
Meeling-C aledonian Club.
Lodge meeting Union No. s., F. and A. NJ
Probste notice-Estste Of Avian E. Hutchinson,
deceased.
Entertainment and ball-Fo'som.
Soeial reuniOn-K Kingsley Chapel.
Special Gospel seryice-Calvary Baptist Church
Wanted-SeWing machine agent.
Notice Estate Of B. T. Mauldin, deceased.
Jackscrews TO let-Cross, 'z9er.
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The new lines of ladies' French kid. but
ton shoes--just placed in stockholm Buck
ioghan s Hecht Porter, S'essineer & Co.;
Calm. Nicklesbrrg & Co. KenDey. McPort..
land L Co., New York, and other celebrated
Eastern firms, can now De found at Shoe
Department So Rsd House.
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POULTRY WANTED.-A large lot of the
choicest poultry, all to be in prime order, as
none other will be taken. Sixty dozen
fat chickens, 45 dozen spring chickens, 10
dozen ducks, 100 fat geese. and 300 fat tur.
keys. Parties having the above poultry will
do well to correspond with us, as we will pay
the highest market price. D. DeBsrnardi q
Co.. sos and 80 K street.
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Auction To-day.

Auction To-day.
Bell & co.-gurniture.
Guinness Advertisements,
Great American Importing Tea cOmpany-2O per
cent. saved.
l. l. Lewis Co.-Garland range
Mechanics St5re-Men's stiff hats.
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NJ chronological observations Taken 6,
signal station ar the Same Momeat.
SACRAMENTO, April 3, 1SS3-s:02 p T.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
WANTED TO GET OFF.

A good story--which is true, by the
way-is told on two Rock Islanders, who
went on board the Sidney, the other
evening. They were back in the engine
room, inspecting the machinery, etc,
which made such a noise that they did
not hear the bell ring, giving the signal to
start. They felt the boat moving, but by
the time they reached the bow, the boat
was well out in the stream. They looked
at each other in sort of vague way, and
one said to the other, You're to blame
for this, and we will have TO go all the
way to Muscatine." "Oh, no, his friend
replied, Il will see the captain and he
will let us off
The captain was found, but he was
infexible, and would not stop the boat
which, by this time, had got a good way
down stream.
Said the one who claimed his partner
was to blame for taking him on the boat
this is nice mess you have got me into
We will be taken to Muscatine and vii
have to walk back" Il will try tn
pilot, said the other, probably he vii
do something for us" The pilot wa
seen, but for awhile no more satisfaction
could be gotten from him than from tn
captain. They pleaded so hard, however
that he finally said he would talk to tn
captain, and see if he could induce hir
to land them At last the captain agree
to put them ashore, and the two cor
phans" jumped on land, heaving sigh O
relief as they felt themselves once NOR
on mother earth After long walk i
the dark, and several encounters wit
fences and other obstacles, the twai
reached home about II o'clock at nigh
thoroughly tired out, and vowing never {
step on boat again, unless they intende
going somewhere.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
THE TURNER'S TIME.

Talk about picnics, said prominent
Turner this morning to an ARGUS repor-
ter, IF you had been out with us yester-
day, you would have seen the biggest
circus-well. to tell the ruth, Barnum
and Jumbo would be no where-that you
ever set eyes on. The members of the
Rock Island Turn emeinde were OBJ
serving their Turnfahrt, and when they
get together there is bound to be fun,
pure, unadulterated, genuine sport
Our informer then went on to tell of
the many amusing incidents of the dav.
which it would take volume to enumer-
ate. Among the principal features was a
highly interesting game of base ball.
One niue started out at in the morn.
ing, and the other nine, for obvious rea-
sons, did not reach the grounds until q
couple of hours later. Then the game
commenced, and caused one continued
roar of laughter. The game was called {
draw at the end of the fifth inning, the
players being tired out by their great ex
ertion, and a great number being in neee
of doctors care, so August Herkert wa,
appointed to act in that capacity, which
be did TO the satisfaction of all.
Their was good deal of dispute, as t.
who won the different prizes that wer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
A HIGH FALL.

Word reaches US from Freeport, that
George Rowe, freight conductor on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, was
quite badly injured in that town on Sat
urday He had been given rope fire
escape at Clinton Junction, Wis, which
was new invention by Truman Bah
cock, of that place. Rowe got into
Freeport Saturday morning and went to
his room in the third story of Baumgar-
tens building. After sleeping till about
noon, he dressed, and thought he would
60 down by the fire escape. He started
down, and thinking lie was descending q
little too fast, put on the brake, which
somehow cut the rope, and Rowe fell to
the sidewalk He was badly bruised, and
had knee cap broken.
As a general thing these patent fire
escapes are deficient in one way or an
other, and great many accidents have
happened When Rowe gets well, hi
will undoubtedly feel like humping the
fellow who gave it to him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
ARE YOU SURE.

Shortly after the Peoria train had left
the depot this morning, young woman
rushed up to the ticket Office and in an
excited manner inquired if the Mercer
county train had left yet.
No, man." said the polite ticket
agent.
How soon will it leave?" again in
quired the damsel.
'1n about twenty minutes, replied the
man in the office.
care you sure?" said therustic maiden,
'4hat it won't leave before that time.
Please tell me the truth, for / want to
90 down town and buy calico dress fol-
sister Sally, and / must not miss the
train, as this is washday.
well. you just have ninteen minutes
to spare" said the 7. A, and if you
hurry you will have time to go on your
errend
| But the maiden was doubtful, and as
she looked the young man in the face she
evidently thought he had mischevious
eye and after making two or three starts
for town, she came back, purchased 9
ticket for Taylor Ridge, and took seal
in the waiting room, thinking it was Of
more Importance to reach home on wash
day, than to buy Sally new dress OF
course she had to wait nineteen minutes
! for the train, as the agent had told her.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
RIVER NOTES.
Changes of Signals to Go Into Effect
September LIST.

The Libbie Conger will pass down to-
morrow morning. Also tbs Keokuk.
The stylish Sidney will poke. her nose
around the bend about the witching hour
of supper time this evening She will
have large number of passengers on
board.
At the last meeting of the I. S. super
vis1ng inspectors, it was resolved to
change the signal code and the rules gov
erning pilots on western rivers back to
the old style, so that the ascending steam
er should first indicate the side on which
it desired to pass, instead of the descend
ing steamer. as at present, This change
has been hailed with general satisfaction
by pilots. The new rules go into effect
September / Very little change has been
made outside of the first two. They are
made very plain and explicit, especially
the one relating to the signals not being
understood, which was brought about
partially by the investigation last summer
into the Scioto-Lomas collision The
two rules are given below:
Rule l. When steamers are approach
ing each other from opposite directions,
the signals for passing shall be one blast
of the steam whistle to pass TO the left
The pilot on the ascending steamer shall
be the first to indicate the side on which
he desires to pass; but if the pilot on the
descending steamer shall deem it danger
Gus TO take the side indicated by the pilot
| of the ascending steamer, he shall at once
| indicate with his steam whistle the side
on which he desires to pass, and the pilot
on the ascending steamer shall govern
himself accordingly, the descending steam
er being deemed to have the right of way
But in no case shall pilots on steamers
attempt to pass each other, until a thor
ough understanding as to the side eael
steamer shall take. The signals fo
passing must be made, answered and IN
derstood before the steamers have arrived
at a distance of 800 yards of each other
Rule 2. If from any cause the signal
for passing are not made at the prope
time as given in Rule /; or, should thu
signals be given and not properly under
stood, from any cause whatever, aDc
either boat become imperilled thereby
the pilot on either steamer may be tn
first to sound the alarm or danger signal
which shall consist of three or more shor
blasts of the steam whistle in quick sue
cession. Whenever the danger signal j
given, the engines of both steamers mus
be stopped and backed until their head
way has been fully checked; nor shall tn
engines of either steamer be again starte,
ahead until the steamers can safely pas
each other
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-30
Geo. W. D. HARRIS.
Real Estate
Insurance Agency.
FOR SALE

One of the best 100 acre farms IN Rock island
county. good story house, 3 rooms large ham
and all buildings of use frst-eiass farm: eoo5
orchard, running water, the finest hedge fence All
around the farm, in Rural township: price vgyy
low for cash.
Fine lots in Lynde's addition high and dry. with
good water, convenient to business and in q rooI
neighborhoodi prices and terms easy.
Nice residence on Elm street with On aceG or
more Of ground.
S2.l00 will buy nearly new house in gooj
neighborhood. in upper part of city. worth 81 500
House of IL rooms on 18th street will rent 70,
S25 Ser month; will sell cheap
The large property corner 18th street and 4tb
avenue on reasonable terms.
Fine corner lot on 18th street, cheap
s., 100 will buy good house and lot on On 3ri
avenue, worth $500.
S600will buy house of aooms on easy terms
$3.50 will buy an acre of land with house, barn.
fruit, &C., on the bluff
Corner lot, s0x1G0 house, barn good location
for business or residence, cheap.
Lot s0x240 through block, cheap, easy term: -
can be divided into 4-40 foot lots
For Rent.-I3th street. rooms and barn Ss5
6 rooms, Bird ave, $40; lot 60x150 on I'd avenue -
18th street, rooms, SIS; 18th street room.
and barn, SIS; rooms and one-half acre Oh
Bluff, SIP; l4th street, s rooms S. 18Th street
rooms, S.: rooms on Bluff, 81. store on second
avenue
INSURE your property with Geo. W D. HAIR
RlSi Standard, Reliable Companies represented,
No. 1920 SECOND AVENUE.
apl9dly Under Harper House