Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-06

Shllman, Stuart Epson, r. NJ. Richardson,
Wallace Terry, Frank Ransom.
THE WEATHER.-Sergeant Barwick re-
ports that the rainfall during the "a hours
ending at Z o'clock last night was .07 of an
inch, making 1.70 inches for the month,
9.94 inches for the year, and 27l4 inches
Tor the season, as against 1854 inches for
the whole of last season. The rainfall dur
ing the past "a hours for the California sig
nal service station was For Cape Mendo-
cino, no report; Red Bluff, none; Sacra-
mento. OF of an inch San Francisco, OF
of an inch San Luis Obispo, is of an
inch Los Angeles, .05 OF an inch San
Diego, none; Keller, none. At o'clock
there was falling barometer, rising tenn
perature, westerly winds, and generally
clear weather from Portland TO San Diego.
To LOOK At Colony LAxD.-Messrs.
Easton and Frink, OF San Francisco, came
up from the Bay yesterday. noon, and, ac-
Latham. went up TO Oroville by the after
noon train to examine two tracts of land
near that place, which are offered for sale
for colony purposes. One of the tracts is
in the suburbs of the town, between it and
the County lnfirmary: and the other,
owned by Parker IL Schaefer about one
and half miles from Oroville.
SHAKEsPEAREAE READINGs.-R. A. Fisher,
a gentleman who resided in Sacramento
for several years, dnring which time he
frequently gave interesting readings on oc-
casions of charity entertainments, etc, an
nounces an entertainment, consisting of
readings from Hamlet" at Y. N /. Hall
next Monday evening. There viii be in
Guided the ghost scene, closet scene and
graveyard scene. A stump speech will
conclude the entertainment
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: p G. Morsi and Ignacio
Sunondie, by officer Sullivan, for battery;
Mrs. Mankin, by local officer Strader for
being drunk Mary Doe, by Chief Jackson,
for being drunk; Il. Hughes, by officer
Ash, for disturbing the peace; John Bar
rett and George Hall, by Deputy Sheriff
Rice, for stealing a ride in freight ear
from Colfax.
GRAND CoNcERT.-Mrs Addie Carter
will give a grand concert at the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church on Tuesday evening,
the 10th instant, when she Will be assisted
by an array of talent that cannot fail to
attract the attention of the music-loving
public.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Martin Burns, for bat
terry, was continued until the sth...... Mary
Doe, a drunk, forfeited her deposit. -.
August Monhilly was convicted ofvagrancy
and sentenced to sixty days in the County
Jail.
ANrI-CHrNEsE COMMITTEE MEErING.-Al
members OF the Executive, Advisory and
! Standing Committees OF the Citizens Anti
Chinese Association are to meet at the
Courthouse at 7:30 this evening, to con-
sider business OF great importance.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE
II. B. Nielsen present incumbentl an
nounces that he viii be an independent
| candidate at the coming city election for
the office of Second Trustee.
Auction SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at iC
a. NJ. to-day, at the Fountain Stables, ]
street, near Tenth, horses. huggies. wagons
a row-soai and other properly.
TO TO CooPER's Music Store for the fol,
! lowing Pianos: Behr Bro, Mathushek
Decker, WAeelock, Emmerson, Vose
Fisher, Web5er, Steck, Knabe For Or.
gans. The Chase, Palace Mason & Ham
lin. Earhoff. Also, the latest Sheet Music
Coopers Music Store, Seventh and J sts.s
0SE lot hat pins, 2, and 10 cents. Cart
wheels, % GEMS Children's white and tar
sailor hats, % cents. Beaded crowns, q
cents. Millinery Department. Red Houses
SPLENDID for lannels and fine underwear
Magic" Bleaching Soap new invention
four cakes, % cents.
PLuMs for to-day. Mems white shirts
open backs and fronts, so cents each. BOYS
fancy percale waist, 35 cents. Red House.
SEE our black and colored velvets ant
silks Cluuie & Kiley, X and Eighth sts
| House full OF good bargains in to-day.
sale. Come and see our specials. Rec
House
! SATURDAY our regular field day for gooe
/ values. Red House.
| BoYs' colored merino socks. two pairs 70,