Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-10
lge1L INTELLIGENCE.

pieces. the newly. married couple were greeted
with a surprise party consisting of about 50
ladies and gentlemen, who brought with them
an ample supply of royally,selscted refresh
ments, and taking entire possession of the
premises, conducted matters In accordance
with their own views for the occasion, and
entertained the owners of the household as
most distinguished guests. The evening was
made. one Of highly social enjoyment by all
present. Congratulatory speeches were made,
which, with dancing and other socialties,
ruled the hour. At about IL o'clock the re-
freshments were spread, and the company
ate and drank heartily in honor of the young
bride and groom. Toasts were the order Of
the day, or rather the night, and among those
offered one was given for the city press, to
which Mr. Wismeyer. of the Sacramento
-JoUrnat, responded.
FURTHER INvEsTIGATIoN.-Th subject of
the skeleton remains of man which were
found on the banks of the American river
a short time ago, near Patterson station,
and which were brought to this city and an
inquest held by the Coroner, at which no ev-
idence of identity was obtained, as published
at the time, was yesterday again brought to
notice. The question having been suggested
at the time of the inquest whether or not the
remains might not be those of G. S. Coffin,
efforts to identify them as such have been
made in various ways, but without any re-
suits tending to verify the suggestion. Yes
terday friend of the deceased, still not fully
satisfied of the conclssiveness of previous eff
forts, sought the opinion of DR.. Simms. The
portrait of MIR. Coffin was shown him, and
he examined the remains, which have not yet
been inferred, and he gave his opinion that
unquestionably they were not those of Mr..
Coffin.
THE RIVER BoATs.-The boats which have
been engaged in the transportation Of grain
from the upper Sacramento may be said to
have gone into winter quarters, and viii re-
main 20 until there is demand for shipment
of grain now stored in warehouses at the vari-
Gus landings along the river. The steamers
Flora AID Varuna are laid up here, aud the
Dover. with barge Garfield, at Knights
Landing. The Dana, which made regular
trips semi weekly to the upper river until the
press for boats during the grain carrying sea-
son, hes resumed her former schedule time,
aud viii hereafter leave this city on Wednes-
days for ColUsa, and Saturdays for Jacinto.
She VIII leave the wharf on these days at
about 10 o'clock A. N.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9TH W. R. Strong & Co., barrel chest.
nuts; Van Heusen & Huntoon, . cases
chairs Booth s. Co., barrels whisky !;
Weinstock & Lubin, cases boots and shoes !;
Huntington, Hopkins Il Co., ii boxes shoe
nails. boxes tacks Standard Oil Company,
go cases oil Central Pacific Railroad, 30
barrels oil F.: Liudley & Co., l car syrup, 100
buckets and 255 cases lard w. G. Richard
son, II bales paper; W. d. Comstock,
boxes chair bottoms A. Meister, l case
hardware, bundles wheels Adams, Mcneil
& Co, so cases cranberries.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Tom ONeill was fined $50 and costs
for disturbing the peace. NJ Martin, re-
sistins an officer. case dismissed for want of
prosecution. Bob Purcell, disturbing the
peace, pleaded guilty, and was fined $50 and
costs, aud in default Of funds, will go 50
days to the County Jail. Ed. Meagher,
drunk, pleaded guilty, and was fined 81 and
costs Manuel Silva, charged with battery,
case continued till to-day. John Donnelly
and Tom Daley pleaded guilty to disturbing
the peace, and we're fined ZrIeach and costs.
Court adjourned.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads Of freight were received yesterday
One Of raisins, 10 of wood, of oil, OF -four,
1 of wheat, of wheels, ) of lumber, of cat
tie and of granite. Through car loads east
were forwarded as follows: Three of copper
bullion, 81 of barley, 2 of raisins, . of mer-
chandise, 2 of salmon, l of sugar, 6 of wool,
s Of beans, l of wine, and l of honey.
IL Luck AGA1S.-Bob Purcell, who fin
ished a sixty days term in the County Jail
dav before yesterday, and was again arrested
within few hours afterwards upon charge
of disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty yes
terday and was reinstated another fifty days
in the same winter quarters, 1t is question
able whether the act was not committed for
this express purpose.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell Il &c. will sell this
afternoon ct o'clock, at their salesroom, 9OS
J street. one elegant rep tassel parlor set of
seven pieces; one rosewood parlor set, bed
steals and spring mattresses, tables and
chairs one refrigerator, one show case also,
crockerY and glassware and carpets. The
sale vii! not be postponed on account of the
weather.
IEcoRPoB ATIoN.-There has been fled with
the Secretary of State the certificate of in
corporation of the Liquor Dealers Co-opera-
tive Union, TO carry on the wholesale liquor
business in San Francisco. Directors-James
man, James 0'Counor, A. Asmussen. CAPT.
tai stock, $780, in 10000 shares of $50.
Police ARREsTs-The following arrests
were made yesterday An Hoe, for assault
with deadly weapon, by 0stwaldt and
Kareher, locals. j. w. Pindley, vagrancy
and indecent exposure of person, by officers
Lee and Coffee.
ADMITTED TO Ferdinando
Giannarini, native of Italy, was yesterday
admitted to citizenship in the Superior
Court upon the testimony of Gaetano De-
luchi aud Ella Giannarini
OFFICIAL BOND FnEp.-Alfred Spooner
has filed his official bond as Justice of the
Peace for Costumes township, with Benjamin
Bailev>snd John W. Heath as sureties, in the
sum of s., 600 each.
FuSERAu OF Nh. KLEINsoRGE. = The
funeral of Mr.. Kleinsorge will take place at
/ O'Clock this afternoon, from his late resi-
denos. az the corner of Fourteenth and L
streets.
LADIES, you have an opportunity now of
bnviDr Yourselves holiday hat or bonnet,
and selecting from the largest and most
fashionable STOCK bl bfLlAAA4cN $500
5as.-;r1t;o., in Sacramento Don't miss it,
bnt csn AID make an early purchase. Me-
chanics' Store.
PLEASURE OR PRoFu.-Ladies in search OF
either. can 6ad it interesting to visit the rev
STORE Of Hale Bros. & Co., which opens to-
day at l o'clock, and is located corner Nlntn
and K streets.
THAT WE ARE OFFERING extra induce
msnSs none can deny, at the clearing sale az
the Red House.
IrcrnRr TONIGHT on g Physiognomy and
the Natural History Of Creation" by Or.
Simms.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS for children IN 10y
rsnartnent, Mechanics Store.
1..n1rs. remember the clearing sale at the
Pa ai House for bargains in dry goods.
SEE Hals's advertisement to-day.