Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-11
BRIEF NOTES

the city many months since, and has mo-
since been heard from DR. Simms was agar
applied to, and gave as his opinion that TIT
remains were not those of Mr.. Clark.
A dense fog set in again last evening, ant
sill held forth to the terror of pedestrians a.
o'clock this morning. II this thing is tc
continue some enterprising Yankee will b;
getting up corner ON fog horns and bulrs-eye
lanterns.
The carriage list for the Grand Army ball,
to be held on the 18th instant, is now open,
and orders can be left with George Ficks, at
E. Lyon & Co. g, corner of j and Seventh
streets.
The residence of John Schon, who resides
east of Elk Grove, was entered last
Wednesl lay night by burglars, and supply
of clothing, bedding and winter necessities
taken.
The Virginia express train. which leaves
here at 8 P. N for Reno, was delayed last
night about an hour two miles east of Rock
lin. caused by broken wheel in a freight
train.
Another carload of raisins from Briggs
vineyard, near Davisville. was shipped yes
terday to the East for Christmas sugar plums
in Chicago pudding.
A letter from A. Z. Gendreau, Ottawa,
Canada, addressed to Mayor Turner, asks for
information about Pierre Gendreau, residing
IN this State.
A carload of mining machinery passed
through last evening from the East, en- route
to Lordsburg, New Mexico.
The Irish National Land and Industrial
League will hold meeting at Pioneer Hall
tomorrow at 2:30P. Ii.
Two carloads of lumber were shipped by
the Sacramento lumber merchants yester.
day to Benson, a. L.
The river marked feet inches yesterday,
a decrease of four inches during the past
twenty-four hours.
Clinton L. White, of Sacramento, will ar
rive from the East by overland train this
morning.
The overland train from the East. due at
6:55 a NJ, was on time at | O'clock this
morning.
No emigrants will arrive from the East to-
day,
MARRIAGE OF MAJOR TURNER Assistant
Adjutant. General j. A. Turner was married
on Thursday evening to Miss Callie e. Jones,
the accomplished daughter of the late George
F. Jones, of Chico The marriage ceremony
took place at the residence of the brides
mother, at that place. Miss Franc Jones
was bridesm aid, and w. H. Graham grooms
man. The happy couple were made one in
accordance with the Episcopal marriage serv
ice, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kelsey. The
Chico Enterprise says: "The bride looked
charming in white satin, cut en- train, with
long vail falling from coronet of flowers.
The groom was dressed in conventional black.
The presents were numerous and costly, but
want Of space forbidS us mentioning them in
detail. One, however, deserves special men
tion it being magnificent stand of flowers,
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Watkins.
It was about three feet in hight and sur
mounted by horseshoe of pansies, over
which was arched the word 'Callie in
white flowers" A large number were pres
ent at the wedding from Sacramento, Marys-
vile, Oroville and other places.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. KLErNsoRGE.-The fune-
raj of the late William Kleinsorge took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence
at Fourteenth and l. streets, and was very
largely attended by he leading business men
and citizens of Sacramento. In respect to the
memory of the deceased, most of the whole
sale houses were closed during the afternoon
and flags appeared at half mast
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith will
hold their regular auction sale at salesroom,
No S23 K street, to-day. at 10:30A a. NJ. They
will sell large amount of furniture, car
pets, mattresses, bedding, stoves, crocl.ery
and glassware, groceries, etc.
ARRESTED AS INsANE-George B. Wash
ington. an insane man, was taken to the
police station for safe keeping last night, and
will be examined to day for admission to the
asylum.
NEW GOODS. Every one thought it a very
unusual and disastrous thing for an old-estab-
lished house like Samuel Jelly's, the ieweler,
to offer his stock at public auction but any
one going into his place of business, now that
the sale is over, will appreciate the results of
the auction. Old goods that had become
familiar to the public and an eyesore to Mr..
Jelly, have been sold and replaced by an ele-
CANT, selected stock of new goods fresh from
the manufacturers and importers, which Mr..
Jelly, having bought for cash, is enabled to
offer to his patrons at bottom cash prices.
GooDs AND Prices THAT TELL.-Women'a
pebble goat, buttoned shoes, sewed, sizes
to z. at 50 80; misses, IL to 2, at 50; chill
dren's, z to 10l. 81 co. and sizes 4 to Z, at
81 35. These shoes are made expressly for
our trade by very large manufacturing house
in Philadelphia, and are warranted not to
rip See them before purchasing elsewhere.
Mechanics Store.
CHOICE PETALUMA BUTTER down to 81
cents per roll; IA pounds choice rice for 81
best California oatmeal, 30 cents per 10-pound
sack; Paragon mackerel, 5-pound cans, 6E
cents; NJ M. & Col tea, 1-pound papers, DC
cents, and everything down to bed rock AT
the cash grocery of II. IL. Paulk, 814 K
street.
Our FRENCH kid foxed, matt kid top, side.
lace shoes, that have been selling for 81 sc
per pair, can now be bought for So % of G.
H. Stevens & Co., only. j street, corner Of
Eighth.
STIFF HATS for ddle.aged men-just the
thing-received this day. Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
DERBYs FOR LADIES i-Derbys for boys
Derbys for gentlemen and Derbys for youths
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
THE "HAvELocK" DoLMAN, fur trimmed
at l.. Blen's, Eighth ard streets.
STEEL CLOAK CLASPS for % cents ant
upwards. at L. Bien's. Eighth and j streets.
LADIES should not fail to visit the clearing
sale at the Red House.
ALL GooDs REDUCED at the clearing sail
at the Red House.
DoNT FORGET that our stock of hats anC
caps is complete. Red House.
GENTs.-The most convenient glove in thu
world can be found at the Mechanics Store
We have reference to those spring and beaver
top gloves, kept in variety of grades, rang
ing in price from 81 50 per pair upwards
REMEMBER the new Toy Department a
Mechanics Store.
NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY during the comins
,rDol- - Maobaptasi Stora