Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-09

BARwICK's REPoRT.-The rainfall during
April of last year amounted to but 81 of an
inch, and was precipitated on the following
dates 90 of an inch on the ID, II of an
inch on the Sd. % of an inch on the Sth.
% of an inch on the 18th, y of an inch
on the 10Th. and % of an inch on the 3lSt
making total of 81 of an inch for that
month. There was rain. Il slight sprinkle.
at SIS \. NJ. yesterday, and there had been
sprinklcS of rain at Red Bluff and San
Francisco also At the noon reports yeSter-
day the barometer was falling rapidly in
Washington Territory and Oregon, and fall
ing slowly in California. with the wind ut
| that hour tending towards the south. At :
P NJ last night a foul weather sunset was
! reported from B0Seburg. Or. to san Fran
cisco, and at that hour light rain was falling;
1T the latter place the barometer was fall
ing, with variable winds
BEoUGHr THEM BACK.-Chief Jackson re-
| turned last evening from San Francisco,
bringing back Lewis (alias Toots - Brady
and Michael Bird, who had been arrested
there last Sunday on Il dispatch sent by
him He also brought young woman
named Bella Willis whom he had arrested
there on suspicion of her knowing conSid-
cradle about the burglaries with which the
two men are charged. Chief jackson re
| ccivcd every assistance from Chief Crowley
! and detective Dan Coffee that they could
render him. and feels confident that he has
/ a dead case on the parties who commit
ted all the recent burglaries-the jcwelry
robbery AT J. OlsSon'S ;, and the burglarieS nj
( Dave Davis, the Merchants Exchange and
! ). ;. Nathan Il Co. 5.
! WILL ATTEND SEEvIcE.-Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis recently extended an invitation to
| Sacramento Commandcrv. X r.. to attend
/ service at St Paul's Church next Friday
/ Good Friday.l Owing to the fact that so
many of the officers and others of the
organization would be absent from the city
/ in attendance upon the Grand Command
! erv al San Francisco, the invitation could
! not he accepted, but the Commandcry will
( attend service at the church next Sunday
evening Easter Sunday.
ADJUDGED Nor GUILTY-Conductor John
Thomas and brakeman W. 5. Butler who
were arrested at Auburn recently on q
charge Of criminal carelessness, in connec-
ton with the accident TO freight train at
Auburn abotrrten days ago, when mum
Der of cars separated from the balance OF
the train, ran down hill and We're ditched
near Newcastle, were tried ut Auburn yes
ttrday by jury and found not guilty.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-The sale at auction
by d. J. Simmons & Co. yesterday of tn,
property of General J. f. Sheehan. resulted
in the house and lot go by 16O), on G
street near Eighteenth being sold to B. W
Richmond for $3.50; and the vacant lo
adjoining southeast corner of Eighteenth
and G streets, in size 80 by 100, was pur
chased by - Goode for Sl,175.
GRAND ISLAND ScHooL-The roll o
honor for the Grand Island School for tn,
month of February consists of the follow
ing names Sarah Desmond, 9S: Fanni,
Desmond, 9S; Lily Woods, o.; Dora My
erS. 96; Annie Collins. 95; Fannie Hustler
81 Mable Ruggles, 81; Elite Ruggles. IS
Minnie Desmond %; Louis Myers 30
NJ F. Kanaly is the teacher.
Arcr1oN SALE.-Bell Il Co. will sell a
auction, at 10 A. NJ to-day. at their sales
rooms. Eighth and X streets, 300 wood-sea
chairs. IS tables, bar mirror 32x56 inches
: walnut bookcase | easel glass, | uprigh
piano Also. the furniture OF two small
houses
II You WANT fine old Bourbon WhisI,
ask your druggist and grocer for Simmonds
Nabob Whisky 1t Is the best in the mar
kct None genuine unless my name acros
the cork 6, Simmonds.
MEMS calf boots. tap sole. 80 chcat
everyone buys then-S2 20 per pair. Res
House.