Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-08
HAPPY NUPrIALs.

Yesterday afternoon, at / o'clock, the
residence Of Matt. Karcher, Chief of Police,
was the scere of happy event in the mar
rage of his daughter Frances V. Karcher to
w. w. Cuthbert, of San Francisco, mem.
Der Of the last Legislative Assembly from
that city. The residence of the Chief was
tastefully decorated, and a large number of
friends Of the family were present to witness
the nuptials, which were performed by Rev.
w. w. Chapman. George Karcher, brother
of the bride, and Miss Cuthbert, sister of
the groom, were groomsman and bridesmaid.
At the close Of the marriage service baptis-
NAL rites were administered upon six younger
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Karcher by the
officiating minister.
Then came bountiful repast of wedding
cake and other delicacies, with an ample flow
of champagne and other wines, over which the
company extended their compliments and
hearty congratulations to the welded pair.
Happy speeches were made by Judge w. A.
District Attorney H. l.. Buckley, Geo. w.
Chesley, Captain J.. L. Atwood and Others !;
and all Joined in wishing the newly welded
couple a prosperous and happy voyage
through life.
There were many costly and beautiful
presents made by friends, noticeable among
which were an elegant silver tea set, gold
lined, presented by the embers of the police
force silver cake dish, from Miss Mamie
Hanlon silver vase, gold. lined, from Mrs
James Hanlon fine silver-mounted clock,
knife gold-mounted, from z. w. Cafferty I;
silver napkin rings and card.receiyer, from
Mrs. Geo. w. Chesley, gold-lined gold
plated horseshoe ink-stand, good luck,
from officers Ferral and Jackson and very
many others.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cuthbert departed on the
afternoon train for San Francisco, where
they will make their future residence.
CRAYoN DRawfNG.-A fine large cray o l
picture has been added to the '.rogue's gal
lery =" in this city. The efforts made to get a
photograph of Jack Dowd for that purpose
were found when enlarged to prepare sizes
for negatives surreptitiously taken, to be so
dark from the shade of his hat as to be of no
value. Jacks known aversion to allowing
/ his picture to be taken was bar to any fur
Their efforts in the photographing line, and as
| that picture was the one thing to be desired
among police authorities, officer Jackson pro-
cured the services Of his brother, the we'll
known artist, W. f. Jackson, of this city, to
supply the demand by sketching him. Con-
stquently, while Jack has been at work in
the chain gang, and with no suspicion of
what was being done, Mr.. jackson has taken
large number of different position sketches
| of him 50 as to get perfect expression, and
has finally produced and presented to tie
4 police department, very fine hfe-size like
ness of Dowd as he was at work with his hat
on. II is as life-l like and expressive as pho
tograpb, and shows fine skill on the part OF
the artist Mr.. Besl has since taken mega
tive from the drawing and obtained excellent
results, and the much coveted photograph Of
this chary individual can now be had od
| iaiHitur.
RED Cross INsTALLATIoS.-A public in.
stallation Of officers of the Champions of the
Red Cross took place last evening at Fire
mans Hall, under the direction of Deputy
| Grand Commander Thomas p. Taylor The
officers installed for the ensuing term are :
Commander, Oscar s. Flint Junior Com.
mander Addie l. Eskridge Recording Sec.
rotary, Charles i. Cheesman Financial
Secretary, G.. Z. Colby; Treasurer, Dewitt;
c. Smith G. of H., II. NJ. Landes; Inside
! Guard, Ira d. Fenton Outside Guard, L. ?
/ Taylor A pleasing and entertaining pro.
gramme was also rendered by the companions
and friends Of the eucampment.
To ali who have to buy groceries and wan
to save their money-go to the Rochester
Store, northwest corner Ninth and j streets
where You can buy Steele's cheese, the best il
the Safe, at one bit pound; pure mountain
| cider vinegar, two years old. only 20 cents pei
gallon splendid sugar cured hams, one bit {
/ pound; No i kerosene oil. Is cents per gal
Ion; eggs. 22l cents per dozen : No. ! dairy
butter. As cents per roll Pe;aluma butter. 81