Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-30

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for second-class horses; S25 entrance; S25
added by the proprietor.
THE NEW ORGAN OF ST. PAUL's CHURCH -
In the year 1872. General Alfred Remington,
of this city. gentleman ever alive to noble
deeds, whose liberality, charity and banevo-
lence were far noted and quoted, appropriated
a sum of money, in bank deposited, to the
benefit and credit Of st. Paups Episcopal
Church. The ladies decided to dedicate it to
an "organ fund.-" thereby having a founda-
ton and nucleus upon which to arrange fOr
much-uee1ed element toward the handsome
completion of the church. Emulated and
encouraged by the generosity Of this gentle
man, they zealouslY continued and worked
for its attainment. They collected choice
recipes from the most efficient cooks, and
compiled Recipe Book" the sale of which
added considerably to their account. There
after came the contents of the Church's
Easter mite boxes, which was also cheerfully
added. Then ssme interested snd charitable
friends from Oakland and San Francisco pre-.
scented the proceeds of an operetts rendered
IN this city, which proved an immense sue.
cess and added materially and substantially
to the fund. Through this term of years the
tions from charitable ladies, unsolicited, have
been numerously received. There remains
yet deficit of about $500 to complete the
fund, as designated, which it is presumed will
be realized at a mite musicale, to be held
in q few days at the private residence of
Of a Sacramento lady. Tomorrow an
elegant SO, 600 organ, constructed by Berg
strom, of San Francisco, and fully paid for,
will be placed in the church. For this the
congregation returns its grateful thanks to
General Redington, the founder Of the fund,
aud to the many generous contributors
thereto.
a GOLDEN EAGLB.-Several days since a
large golden eagle-the first ever seen in this
city-was killed by hunter on the Norris
grant, several miles north of this city. Yes.
terday James Corbin received by express
from Willows a golden eagle of the same
size. II was shot by William McCulyer. in
Colusa county, and was forwarded 60 Mr..
Corbin as a Thanksgiving present. 1t is a
beautiful bird, measures feet inches from
tip to tip, has beautiful plumage, powerful
talon', handsome golden crest, and weighs
htteen pounds. Mr.. Corbin, VINO is quite .
bird-tancler, VII! have his Thanksgiving pres
ent placed in the hsuds Of u first-clsss taxi.
dermist, and in few days this magnificent
bird-the emblem Of orr country-will be
added to his already extensive ca5ine. Of rare
birds.
The WEATHER.-Tne Temperature, wind
and weather, at Il NJ. yesterday, was For
Olympia, 81, south and light rain Port.
land, DC, south and cloudy R1sebure, so,
northwest and fair; Mendocino, $50, south
east and clear; Red Bluff. So. south and
clear; Sacramento, 52', north and clear San
Francisco, So, north ard clear Los Angeles.
SS, southwest and clear; San Diego, 70,
southwest and clear Salt Lake. So, north.
west aud clear Cheyenne, 5S1, northwest
and clear =; Denver, 6s' northwest and fsir
North Plstte, 81, west and clear Omaha
4Se, southwest and fair y ankton, 59a. north
west and clear; Desdwood, 81, southwest
and fair.
LOOK OUT FOR THEM-For some weeks
pas. i. hiss been known to the officers of this
city that aome one was putting in circulation
counterfeit silver dollars. In order to allow
the officers On opportunity to work up the
case. nothing has been said about i; by the
local press. It has also been sscertained that
a counterfeit s. gold piece of 1880 is also be-
ing passed. This latter coin is very dscep-
tive in locks. The only sure and easy test IS
to ring il. BY 50 doing sny one who is &C.
quainted with the testing Of money in this
way can detect the fraud, as there is nc more
ring to il than to piece of lead.
AUCTION To-MoRBow.-The well known
suctioners Bell & &C.,. advertise that they
will, at 1890 A. N. tomorrow, and without
reserve, at their extensive salesrootns in the
Cluuie building, at the corner Of Eighth and
K streets, cell so immense stock of superior
and common furniture. Among the articles
enumerated appear the following: Bedding.
carpets, oil cloth, one coal oil stove, bed
stesds, spring and top mattresses, tables,
chsirs, lounges twelve oil paintings, in gold
gilt frames: one 7.octave pisno. Also large
lot of plated tablespoons, knives and foFks,
etc.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANcE.-An enter
tainment and social dance will be given by
the Sacramento 1urr-Yerein at Turner Hall,
Sunday evening, Decsmber ID. It will con-
sist Of a gymnsstic exhibition, Songs by the
Turner Harmonic, recitations, tableaux, etc,
to conclude with the grand comic panto-
mime, " Trouble in ihe MIL" After the
performance a social dance.