Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WEDDING.


st the residence of the brides parents on
Tenth street. between T and G, last evening,
Miss Clara, daughter Of James L. Felter, was
married to Charles r. Parsons of this city
The ceremony was performed at half past
o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Chapman, of st. PauPs
Church, only the immediate friends of the
two families being present The bride and
groom were accompanied to the parlors,
where the wedding took place, by Mr.. Felter,
wife and members of their family, and by
the father and sister of the bridegroom, i.
Parsons and Miss Minnie Parsons. both of
Sonora, Iuolumne county. The couple stood
beneath a floral marriage bell, composed of
choice flowers. arranged by Ebel the florist
Disposed in the room and in other rooms
were many other floral designs by the same
florist, consisting of baskets of choice flowers,
hOrseshoes worked in buds. bouquets and
other arrangement of the product of flower
ing plants. There were also q great number
of floral offerings noticeable from friends of
the bride and groom. Among them as most
prominent beautiful design OF two doves on
either side the monogram I. f., above
floral structure five feet in hight. 1t was
exceedingly beautiful, and was the gift of
friends in San Francisco. There were some
elegant baskets of flowers from Governor
Perkins and wife. and a beautiful one from
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Carey, also baskets of
choice flowers from Mrs. 2. Bartlett of Oak
land, and number of other floral gifts from
Sacramento friends. At s o'clock the wedding
reception began, and guests from that
hour arrived constantly until 10 o'clock.
Some three hundred ladies AMI gentlemen
were present during the evening and congrat.
La na lNa1a
in front of the dwelling was covered in, and
Church, Jones & Beebe's full band was sta
toned there and discoursed music for the
company until II o'clock, when supper was
announced ; dancing began in the parlors at
the same time. The supper was spread by
Peterson, and was in all respects choice and
appropriate TO the occasion. The dining
room was, of course, small for such large
company, and consequently the refreshments
were served constantly after II o'clock until
all were supplied. The table had for center
piece an elegant bridal temple" in
Confectionery, su1mounted by a cupid,
the cgrnueopias of plenty, the typical
doves and horseshoe of good luck. The
brides and the backgrounds cakes were richly !
decorated in the best style Of the eonfec- |
TONERS art and were each surmounted by the
lucky horseshoe" There were served from
the table boned turkey, champagne, Jelly, |
creamed oysters, oysters on the half shell and
in other styles, ham, tongue-Bellevue, cakes
in variety Charlotte russo, chicken and
shrimp salads, coffee, tea, wines in variety,
etc. The presents were some 200iin number
and were very handsome. They consisted in
the main Of silver ornaments and silver and
crystal ware, and oil paintings, and came
from San francisco, Oakland and Sacra-
mento friends. The brides father gave her
full set cf furniture for housekeeping her
mother gave her silver table service ; the
bridegroom gave her set of diamond solitaire
ear.drops; the bridegroom's father gave her
a full table service of small silver. The
house and grounds last evening were illuni
mated, and presented an attractive appear
ance. The new married pair last evening had
rooms at the Golden Eagle Hotel, and to-day
leave for trip to the Geyser Springs.
PoLIc2 CoURT-Iu the Police Court yes
teTday N. Raymond was sentenced to pay
fine Of $50 and costs for petit larceny, Pat.
Carr was fined $40 and costs for a drunk,
Annie 6aulzin was fined So and cost for dis
turbing the peace. It was ordered in the
case Ct John j. Whyte, that the case against
him be dismissed on payment of costs, the
nuisance under the health ordinance con-
planned of having been now abated j. I.
iS4ieaCAt - - -ilEd VI IdLlCAN
upon MIR. Dierson and TO receive judgment
tomorrow ohm Miller, drunk, fined s. and
costs; Jacob Schroeder, common drunk, was
sentenced to serve a term of 40 days in the
County jail; the cases of John Connors and
b. Burton, petit larceny, and William Kean,
battery, vera continued till to-day, and the
two cases against Mrs Johanna Hopper, for
disturbing the peace, were continued till the
S0th Instant.
POLITICAL MEETINGS. Senator Geo.
f. Baker IS to address the people tonight on
Second street, between J and K, under the
auspices Of tire Republican County Central
Committee. This evening DIR. Ohed Harvey
and G. T. Jones address a Republican meet
ing az Gait. Next Monday evening Senator
Grove T. Johnson and Attorney. General
Hart speai. IRON the stand on Second street
These meetings viii be the last Of the cam
paien on tie Republican side, and should
draw large audiences. All the speakers are
well known, a5le and entertaining.
bIEBcHANDIsE REPORT. - The following
freight Tor Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For huntington, Hopkins & Co, l
box hydraulic jacks, boxes hardware. bar
rel faucets, 6 boxes handles, / box locks. 400
kegs nails Hall, Luhrs & Co, 2 boxes
canned pineapple, l box eitron, box lemon
peel Adams, Mcneil & Co., so cases canr ed
meat, $50 -h7lf-boxes candles; Standard Oil
Company, go cases petroleum Waterhouse
& Lester. ! car wagon material; Weinstock
* Lubiu, ? boxes cotton goods 4. Coolot,
l. packages tobacco.
WANTS ExTENDIy3 Campbell who
has an interminable number of aliases. and
who is wanted at San Jose for rape, and at
this place TO answer for the robbery of Coyle,
is also called for at Monterey. \ letter re-
ceived yesterday from the Sheriff of that
county by Chief Karcher states that he is
wanted there as soon as possible, for robbery
in that county: so it would appear that, if
arrested, he has q full hand of free rides and
public attention in store.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight have been received in this
city since last report One of grapes and al
mohds, of wood . of wool. of lumber, 4
of wheat, ) OF barley and OF shakes. Also
car loads East were forwarded Two of fruit
Il BIZ expressl, 8 Of merchandise, u of seal
skins. Of wool, OF canned fruit of bar
ley, l of cement, l of wine, l of copper
bullion, OF canned goods and merchandise.
INcoRPoRArED.-T was fled in the
Office of the Secretary OF State yesterday
articles Of Incorporation of the Jewish Con-
gregation Nerah Zsdek of San Francisco. Di-
recsars-J. Abrahamson, NJ. Levy, D. Har
ris. Isaac Abrams, Z. Blochman, i. Mayer,
Moses Newman. l. Pisec.
Police AEREsTs.-Arrests were made in
the city yesterday Of Jesse Raynard, for dis
turbiug the peace, by officer Carroll George
Winters, vaSrancy, by officer Rider; George
McMains battery, by officer Woods; George
Grsiaey, battery, by officer Rider.
PURCHASE or PRoPERTY.-H. ?. Osborn
yesterday purchased at auction the property
of Justin Gates, on the southeast corner Of
Eighth and / streets, including lot S0xS0 feet,
for the SUM Of S., 240.
LADIES, THINK OF BeYINe brocaded dress
goods, at 10 and 12l cents per yard; fancy
mixtures, 10 cents per yard; double-fold
Monte cloths, % cents per yard, at the Red
HOUSE.
SEvEsY FIVE CENTS is the price now quoted
for the Opera Bsutfe" Corset, thanks to the
enterprise of Hale Bros. It Co.