Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15

President OF the Board OF Trustees.
Ed II. MCKEE, Clerk.
LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late
W. B. C. Brown took place at P. NJ. yester.
day from the Golden Eagle Hotel. The
body was laid out in the rooms occupied by
the family, and throughout the day many
friends Of the family called to take farewell
look upon one who always in life had held
their highest respect and esteem. Floral
tributes, in rare and beautiful designs, were
sent in in great profusion, and completely
covered the beautiful casket wherein the
body lay. Religious services were conducted
by Rev. I. Z. Dwinell, who spoke most
touchingly ard impressivelY. His remarks
were listened to with the closest attention,
and at their close there was not dry
eye among all those assembled. After the
remarks of the minister the casket was
placed in the hearse, the procession was
formed and wendell its way to the city of the
dead. The pall-bearers were as follows: A.
G. Hinkson and Henry Edgerton represent
ing the bar, r. o. Cravens and ex-State Sem
| ator W. J. Tinnin representing State off.
cials, r. D. Stephens and G. r. Parsons,
| deputies under Mr.. Brown when he held
the office of State Controller, E. G. Blessing
and Fred Cox representing friends of the
| deceased. Among those who came from
abroad to attend the funeral service were
! George Givens, of San Jose, brother-iH- law
to the deceased; Thomas j. Clunie, Of San
Francisco; w. II. Brown, of Ell Dorado ex,
Surveyor.General William Minis, ex-State
Senator w. J. Tinrin, of Trinity county
General 10 Hamilton, of Placer, and Assem-
blyr.an E. E. Leake. of Solano. Ex-Gov,
ernor Irwin telegraphed from Yreka as TO-.
lows: "Mrs. w. B. G. Brown-Have Just
heard of the sudden and unexpected death oil
your devoted husband. Please accept the
siucarest coincidence Of Mrs. Irwin and my
self. Our grief at your affection is more thar
we can express" Thomas Beck, ex.Secretary
of State, and J. NJ. Estudillo, ex-State Treas
urer, sent messages of coincidence Imme
diately preceding the hearse marched the Ban
of Sacramento, numbering forty-six persons
There were seventy-fve vehicles in the pro
cession. A short service was held at the
cemetery. The grave was completely buried
with profusion of floral tributes.
SUNDAY LAW ADvocATEs.-The following
which explains itself, has been issued by the
Young Mems Christian Association, printed
on blank slips, and are left at prominent
business houses for the attachment of sigma
lures: 1.-The undersigned, who are in favo.
of the enforcement of law and order, and be-
lieve that the existing law on the statutes Of
this State, known commonly as the Sunday
law. is right and proper, and should be re
spected and observed by all members of soci
ETY.. respectfully request as many of our fel
| low-citiZsns as like-minded to meet at the
Congregational Church on next Tuesday
evening, April 18Th, at o'clock. to consult
with reference to adopting such measures al
may be deemed wise in securing an expression
of public sentiment, and the enforcement o.
the law"
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento er
the 10th For George A. Davis, car wag
ons; John Breuner % boxes seats; Hall
Luhrs & Co., % barrels ham Central Pacific
| Railroad, / box lamp fixtures, 1000 coil.
steel car springs; A. ]. Viele, box hard
ware H. c. Kirk & Co., 8 boxes medicine
l.. Elkus 4 Co., l case shirts Whittier
| Fuller & Co., 4 boxes molding, l case and
bundle paper hangings; d. w. Earl. 10 stee
| dies Booth & Co., 2 cases hardware. cas-,
towels; Huntingdon, Hopkins Co., L
boxes nails, 10 bales rubber hose.
RAILROAD OFFICE CHANGES. - Severa
changes were made yesterday in Division Su
perintendent r. II. Pratt's Office. Thoma
R Lee, who has been train dispatcher her,
! for a long time, goes to Ogden, Utah, as train
dispatcher to Division Superintendent a. G
Fell. Charles Il. Shearer has been promoted
! from night operator OF the California Psci6t
| to train dispatcher Of the Sacramento anC
| Oregon Division. B. T. Carr, who has beer
operator at Rocklin, will succeed to the posi-
tion made vacant by the promotion of MIR
Shearer.
GUILD ELEcrIoNs.-Th following is In,
result of Che election of officers Of the Guild
of St. Paxps (EpiscopaD Church. Guild o
| St. Thekla--President, Miss Kitty Waters,
Vice-President, Miss Carrie Stevenson See
/ Rotary, Miss kitiie Van VOORHEES, Treasurer
| Miss Susie Russell. Guild of st. Paul
President, Ms. L r. Hamilton; First Vice
| President, Mrs. W. P. Emery; Second Vice
! President, Mrs. - Foster Secretary. Mrs
Thomas Harper; Treasurer. Mira. w. A
| Stephenson.
THERE is now on exhibition in the large
show windows of the Wooden Mills the neatest
and most tasteful line of summer suitings ever
displayed to the people of Sacramento. Call
and get their prices, sad remember i. Degen.
hart Is the present cutter.
JUST REcEUED.-Fifteen cases of mems
and boys summer goods. Linen listers,
linen coats, alpaca coats. lightweight suits,
and white vests are offered at the lowest
prices at the Red House.
LIBERAL LECTURE DIR. York speaks at
Turner Hail. Sunday night. at 7:S0 o'clock,
on Wasted Labor" Come early.
MORE GooDs for the Millinery Depart.
msrt to be opened out to-day at Red House.