Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-25

BARwIcK's REPoRr.-The temperature,
wind and weather at - NJ. yesterday were :
! For Olympia, 600, north and clear Portland
| zoe, north and clear; Fort Candy, go,
northwest and fair; Roseburg, $50, north
west and cloudy; MendocinO, $50, northwest
and foggy; Red Bluff 940, south and clear;
Sacramento, 500, southwest and clear; San
Francisco, Go, southwest and cloudy; Los
| Angeles, $50, southwest and clear; San Die
go, 10, west and clear; Salt Lake, $50,
| northwest and clear; Cheyenne, 76o, north
east and fair; Denver, $50, southwest and
fair: North Platte, $40, east and clear /;
| Omaha. 500, northeast and cloudy; YankE
ton, 7So, northwest and clear. The weather
at o'clock last night was 140 cooler than
the night before at the same hour.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell q Co. will sell at
auction at 10A. NJ. to-day, at their sales
room. Eighth and X streets. bedroom sets
| spring and top mattresses, feather pillows
| carpets, oil cloths, hair-cloth parlpr set.
| Mathushck piano, cover and stool, almost
new: Richmond range. No. 6, with fix
| lures complete; ! elegant black walnut
marblc-tUp chamber set with plate-glass
mirror, and a large and choice assortment
| of household goods of every description.
! The goods must be sold to-day,
OpEx-A1E CoycERr.-The Hussar Band
viii furnish music for the open-air concert
at the Capitol Park this evening, when the
! following Will be the programme Quick
march, MarysyiIlc Commandery, J. Mil
! Ter overture. Nectar r. b. Boyer;
waltz, Lila" r. Smith; medley over
ture. Sweet Roses e. II. Horn; polka,
." Dalfodil," f.. Newton; fantasia, I" La Val
lee DIES Roses, F. Damian waltz, . Les
! Grandeur de la Ocean, Mejcalf; "Old
Lang Syne'
THE FooT RAcE-Robert Allen has re-
cciyed the following entries for the handi-
| cap foot race next sunday, for which he
! gives a purse of 800. i'll two moneys j..
C. Ryan, scratch Joseph Masterson, Il
! wards; Tom Robertson, yards; john
| 'TavIor and Tom OusIy, 4 yards; II. Jack
SON, wards A Swift, s. yards Frank
Farley, 6 yards. The race will take place
1t , T.. VI.
WHO WAS MAYoE?-A correspondent
desires to know who were the Mayors OF
Sacramento from 1860 to 1870. Answer
Under the Consolidation Act Sacramento
had no Mayor from 1858 to 1863, the city
being governed during that period by a
! Board of Supervisors. Under the new city
organization of 1868, c. IL. Swift was elected
Mayor, and continued in that office until
1872
REAL ESTATE At AUcrIoN.-Sherburn Il
Smith will sell at auction at IL a. NJ. next
Monday, the very desirable residence and
full lot on the northeast corner of Four
teonth and + streets. The house contains
SIX rooms, bathroom and summer kitchen,
and the lot is we'll improved with choice
shrubbery, fruit and shade trees. The title
Is perfect and an abstract will be furnished
One of our greatest inducements is in
Canton flannel, bleached and unbleached
extra heavy quality, 5, 10 and l2t cents
colored Canton flannel, all shades Gilbert's
opera flannel, all shades; Shaker flannel
twilled and plain white flannel at prices
that have never been equaled. Red House
| Our assortment of dress goods stands I'M
paralleled; every grade color and shade
five hundred different pieces to select from
cents to 81 per yard. Red House.
To-pAY one hundred all-wool white
blankets. slightly soiled, splendid value
. and upwards; white piqueS, cents pen
yard extra size Turkish bath towels, b
cents; linen doilieS and napkins, %, 90 "a
cents and 81 per dozen. Red House. .
To-pAY we shall offer several lines of no
tons, handkerchiefs at y cents each, ruch-
ing at half price, gloves, parasolS, hosiery,
etc, etc. Bed House.