Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-26

| tween the Dolphin and Golden Gate Club
was won by the latter The course was from
the foot OF Jones street around Alcatra1
Island and return-about four miles. Time
26:30.
RENO lNev. Thanksgiving was observed
| py services in the churches. The stores
closed at 2 o'clock.
VIRGINIA (Nev.)-The religious observ-
I ances of Thanksgiving Day here were as fol.
lows At A. M. regular Thanksgiving sery.
ices at st. Mary's Church (Catholic), Bishop
Manogue officiating; at st. Paul's Church
| (Episcopal). services at IL A. M, Rev. r.
| Nesman officiating; the Presbyterians and
Methodists united with the Baptists at IL A.
NJ, Rev. H. W. Read lBaptist) officiating.
PORTLAND (0r. Thanksgiving services
were held to-day at Trinity Episcopal Church,
| First Presbyterian, First Unitarian and st.
Stephens Chapel The services at these
places were quite interesting and largely at.
tended. There was matinee performance
by the Melville Opera Company at the thea.
ter, also performance this evening. Sew.
eral balls and social parties were also held
this evening.
Weather Reports.
DIXON, November 25th.-The weather con.
tinues cold and dry.
SAN BUENAvENTURA.-The frain-storm has
blown over, and was followed by light frost
last night.
IoNE.-The recent rain effectually laid the
dust for this season.
BAKERsFIELD.-The weather is fine after a
nice rain.
RENO (Nev. 6The weather is cold, but
clear.
PErALUMA.-The heaviest frost of the
f.n - IL
ter marked 22' at sunrise. The weather was
clear and cold to-day.
PORTLAND Tor THE weather is clear and
very cold. 1t froze here last night. s;;7 ree
SIERRAv1LLE.-The thermometer just be.
fore sunrise was q above zero. The average
depth of snow in Sierra valley this snow fali
is two inches. 81 a.sfsos,
Bicycle Tournament. su 1sd3i
SAN Francisco, November 25th.-At the
Bicycle Tournament on the half-mile track
to day, a large crowd was present. There
were 20 wheels in line. The mile heat race
was won by McNear of Berkeley, in 3:422
and 3.41 2-5ths. The half-mile heat race was
won by Aldrich. Best time, La. The two
mile race was won by Eggers. The first
mile of the first heat was made in 3:31-the
best mile on the Pacific Coast. Two miles,
7:21i. Second heat, 7:28t.
Unknown Man Found Dead-Burelary.
MARIsvILLE, November 25th.-The body
of an unknown man was found yesterday
afternoon in an unoccupied house about one
and half miles northeast of Yuba City, and
was taken charge of by the Coroner An
inquest was held to-day, but nothing was
elected tending to Identification. The re-
mains were those of a man about 45 years of
aoa GREATLY emaciatad He ia aunpoead IN
have been dead several days.
The store of Jonas Marcuse, at Yuba City,
was burglarized last night. Merchandise was
taken valued at about 500. The implements
for effecting an entrance were stolen from a
blacksmith shop near, and were left on the
premises.
Leg Broken.
NAPA, November 25th.-M. V. Owen, of
Knoxville, while returning home last night,
was thrown from his wagon and had his leg
broken.
Firemen's Tournament.
WATsoNvILLE, November 25th The fire.
men Of Hollister, Alerts and Wideawakes,
Alerts and Pilots Of Santa Cruz and Pajaro
Hose and California Hose of Jacksonville,
and the Hook and Ladder Company of Santa
Cruz, held tournament here to-day. Large
numbers of people were here from the several
adjoining counties. The first prize in the
tournament was won by California Hose of
Watsonville-a silver trumpet. The second,
Wideawakes Hose of Hollister. The third,
silver goblet, was won by Alert Hose Of
Hollister. The fourth, bouquet of flowers cut
out of vegetables, for the slowest time, was
given to the Alerts of Santa Cruz Time
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