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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
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DIED,


Sacramento, December lS-May, daughter of John
H. and Barbara Martin, native OF California,
years, months and Is days
Friends and acquaiatances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
the residence Of parents, Seventeenth street, be-
tween II and n, this forenoon at 10 o'clock
Sacramento, December 16-David c. son of David
F. and S E. Strickland, native of California.
(san Francisco papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence of parents, X street, between Thir-
teenta and Fourteenth, this afternoon at 2
O'clock
Sacramento, December l7-Margaret Foster Of
Shake Ridge, Amador county, 65 yeas.
IRemans will be sent to Shake Ridge to-day for in.
terment.]
Sacramento, December Morris Lamb
fremont, Soano county, November 25-Mary Il,
MAXWELL native of California, q years, months
and 10 days.
fremont, Soano county, December I0-Dayid Car.
michael, a native of Scotland, 81 years fChIco
papers please copy.
Near Gait, Decembe. 9-George w. wristen, %
years, months and 10 days.
Near Gait, December 1l-Diilard r. Tristen 10
years, months and days.
Near Gait, December l0-Martha A. H. Grammer,
25 years, months and days.
harysville, December 15-Edward Mccormick, "a
years, II months and l6 days
Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, December 1e-James
kossiter, SO years.
Woodland, December l1-Alfred Hevel, years, IL
months and days.
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Novel Pedestrian Contest Proposed.
NEW MEXICO.
MLning Company Robbed. /.

LoRDsBURG, December 1Ssh.-From Cliff
ton (Arizona) special it il learned that three
waii-dressed masked men to-day entered the
Office of the Detroit Copper Mining COMPANY
at Morencia, four miles south of Clifton, an6
demanded of w. Church, the Superintend
ent. and bis brother, to open the safe, at the
same time presenting their six-shooters. The
safe was opened aad about S150 taken by the
robbers. A package containing $1,000 was
overlooked by them. They are supposed to
be the same men who robbed Norton & Stew.
arts store at Wilcox, Arizors, few DAYS
AGO
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
OREGON,
The Recent FloOds-Skuu Crushed-sud.
den ReaIh nf u stanr,..hL., E...-.

The Recent Floods-SkuIl Crushed-sud.
den seath OF u steamship Engineer.
PORTLAND. December 1Sth.-In Benton
county the recent rains carried away six
wagon bridges. The loss to the county is
about 81 0C0, The private losses in logging
camps and sawmills was very considerable.
jeff Pimpson, a logger, aged q, was killed
by falling from log on the Luckiamute
river. lear Kings valley. Benton county,
Tuesday. His skull was crushed, and death
was Instantaneous.
Patrick Fenneil second assistant engineer
of the steamship Oregon, dropped dead while
the vessel was lying at Astoria yesterday.
The Sunday Law Enforced.
PENDLEToN, December 1Sth.-The Grand
Jury Of Umatilla county to-day indicted
every dealer in Pendleton for violation of the
Sunday law. All pleaded guilty, and were
fasd SO each and costs.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE,

SATURDAY, December IG, 1882
December 15-Frank Miller and p He.zog to
Raphael Levy--Lot 4, block bounded by j and K
Fourth and Fifth streets, city; s27 COO
MONDAY, Decembsr is, 1882
December IS Raphael Levy TO Frank Miller-Lo,
4, block bounded by and X, Fourth and Fifth
streets city; S27, 900.
December 8-Catherine Mangan to Mary D.
Grace-Lot 4, block bounded by II and |, Twenty.
first and Twenty second streets, city $500.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
CALIFORNIA.
Charge OF Mansfaughter Dismissed,

Charge OF Mansiaughter Dismissed.
San Francisco, December 1S.h. - TIE
charge OF manslaughser preferred agains. J.
ClauseD, engineer of the train which ran
over and killed man named Freeman some
days ego. was dismissed to-day in the Police
Court. 1t appeared that the shocking acci-
dent was tie result of Freemans rashness
and temerity, and entirely beyond the power
of the engineer to avert.
Complete Ex0aerati0R-The Exempts.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 1Ssh.-Charses
having been preferred against the Chief of
Police OF Oakland to the effect that he had
attempted to levy blsckmail sgainst house
of ill-repute, thorough investigation of the
matter was made tonight by the Mayor and
Council. The result cf the Investigation was
the complete exonsration of the Chief BY o
unanimous vote.
A meeting Of the Exempt Fire Company
was held tonight, when the Board of Trus.
tees presented its annual report. From the
report it appears that S2. 757 80 has been paid
to widows of deceased members; S6l5 to
orphans $3.50 to sick members funeral ex.
penses $50. The funds of the Association
are rapidly increasing.
Novel Pedestrian Contest Proposed.
NEVADA, December lSsb.-A novel pet;es.
trian contest is talked Of here, and will prob.
ably take place Wednesday evening between
e. A. Hartman, the champion walker. and
twenty well-known citizens of this place.
The racs is for twenty miles. Hartman will
80 the entire distance, while his adversaries
travel one mile each-a new man coming on
at tie emo of every mile. The winning side
takes the gate money, no stakes being up on
the contest. 1t is go-as-you-plsase match.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
PACIFIC SLOPE.

forcement OF the sunday Law In Pen
diefen, 0r.-Bold Robbery in Arizona
Sudden Death at Astoria-Novel Pedes-
trian C0ntest-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

. FRoM now until next year, II. C. May &
c., of the Fulton Market, Fifth and K
Jreess, wi! have the finest display of turkeys,
seese. chickens, ducks and market produce in
the CITY
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
ApvERTrsEMEEr MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Leavi.ts Speciality Com
psuy.
Meeting Lily of the Valley Lodge, A. o. wv.
Meeting philharmonic soriety.
To Loan-Money.
For sAle-Farm of $50 acres.
wanted-Situation by young man.
wsnted-square pool-t1ble.
Wanted Board and lodging (privatel.
Card OF Thanks Mr.. and Mrs P. G. Riehl.
CIrd-H. Scheuuert.
Probate Notics-E:tate Of jefferson Lake, de-
ceased.
Ball-Sacrameuto Turn yerein.
Meeting-Caledonia Club
Commencement Exercises Seminary.
Wanted Male and female help.
Card-To farmers
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

THIRTEEN. OUNCE hckei- plated table koives
only SS 40 per dozen at Ackerman's, 629 J. "
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

Sacramento, December 1s-By Rev. T. II. B. Arder-
son. d. D., Thomas d. Littefeld to Amanda s.
Eapel. (No cards San Francisco and Missouri
papers please copy.)
Sacramento, December 1s-By Rev. t. s. Dunn
Charles Trought To Catharne L. Mahon, both OF
Sutter county.
Woodland, December 13- }. C. Albertson to Mary
II. Watson.
Yuba City, December 16-Andy Schanck to Laura
L. Ashurst
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
Weinstock & Lubin. ::
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1852

For the week commencing MONDAY December lS our Stores
will remain open until o'clock in the evening for the accommo
dation of HOLIDAY PURCHASERS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

Toy WAGONS, the largest and choicest lire
in the city. at way down prices, at George ID.
AiiuoId'e sewing machine depot, No. SOC J
street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

BEAUTIFULLY chased triple plated caster
enly IS. IS p, IS 90 and 81. st Ackermsp'.
ciosirg.ou. ssls, 623 street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

Do Nor FAIL to visit the Shoe Dspsrt.
meut OF the Red HOUSE for fne shoes for ths
hol;iays
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

PBIzEs valued at from 10 cents Co SO given
to every ressil cash purchaser of 81 so worth
OF toys or holiday goods SIS AlImond'r, No.
So6 J stlees.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

FRENCH DoLLs, kid-covered, with un.
breaks5ta heads and human hair. Prices,
from 80 cents to 81 10, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

FINE CLorEisG for the holidays at Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

For vases and motto cups aud sauce-s,
casspest, go to George d. Allmond, No. 500
j street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

TOY wagons and doll buggies are offered e
per ceut. under the regular price st Acker.
mans closi1g.out gale, 629 ] street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

HAVE you seen those handsome washable
dolls which ars sold for 81 at Ackerman's
closing-out sale! If not. csll st once. as they
are disappearing very fast: 81 is tho prics
asked for them by other dealers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

CHEsLEYis MAPLE Rum, WITH TULU, Il M.
riyalsd for coughs acd colds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

sherburn & smith-Crockery and glassware.
A. Leonard Son" To Let" and "For Sale /"
Bell & Co.-Albums
Mechanics Store-Gifts for everybody.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

DoLLs AsD Tors at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

BEsr quality triple plated teaspoons only
81 60 psr dozsn tablespoons or forks Of tie
same quality, only s 20 per dezsn at Acker-
mans ciosipg-out sale.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

BEAUTIFUL line of Christmas cards at All.
mond's, No. SOC j street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
MARRIED.,

SILK AID lace handkerchisfs for the holidays
az Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, December Is, 1882.

MONDAY, December Is, 1882.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLsND, Judge
Curtis vs. Hebron Ordered that defendant re-
cover costa
Margaret keeler VS.. ]. C. Atwood-pemurrer
oyerruled fifteen days to answer.
Estate CT Jane Musns, deceased-PetitiOn to re-
cover eseheated estate continued for hearing for
one week.
distribution argued and submitted.
Estate Of John p Decker, deeeased-Hearing Of
petition Of John Glindkamp for letters OF admins
tration continued for one week
The People w. ID. NJ. Bank ct al.-Appeal dis.
missed
Tolahd vs.. Heibron-Demurrer overruled ten
davs To answer
Estate OF Samuel Kicker, deceased-Continued for
one week.
Creditors vs. S. Decentralization for order OF
iudication heard and order granted
Harvey I. Curtis vs.. Adoiph Heilbron--Cause cot
Tor trial January 25.h.
Duffy w. Duffy-Continsed to December 18th
Sherburn Smith ys. Frank Swift-Contnued for
one week.
Estate of Michael Murray, deceased Hearing OF
petition for final settlement continued for one week
Emma Carter Ys. James Carter-Continued for
enc week.
Wilson vs. wilson-Cost bill retaxed bv striking
out the SUN Of s44. witness fees.
week
W. r Wilson VS. E. NJ wTson-Plantifr allowed
I'VE days to make amendments 10 statsmen: on mo-
tion for new trial.
EVERY Christmas Huntington, Hopkins &
Co. present each of their employees with a
turkey, using in all over forty. They are to
be supplied this yesr by I'll. G. May & Co.,
Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets.
Dolls in great variety at Almonds, No.
S06 J street. Some slightly damaged at bal!
the usual p-ics.
FINEST selection CT toys and holiday goods
Ia the city at George D. Almonds, No. s0G
} street.
BEsT quality triple plated teaspoons only
81 60 psr dozsn; tablespoons or forks Of TIE
same quality. only s. 20 per dezsn at Acker.
mans ciosipg-out sale.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz REooRD-us1os.l
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suainegs Adyertisemenis

Bel & co.-HOusekeeping goods.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

FINEST selection OF toys and holiday goods
ia the city at George D. Almonds, No. SOC
} street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19

DoLLs in great variety at Almonds, NJ.
SOC j street. Some slightly damaged at bali
the usual p-ics
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04
PERSONAL.

JUpGE r. VI. HuGmEs of Norfolk. Nn.
IS at the National
EN-Gov. THOMAS G. FLErcuER. of Mis-
souri,, is in the city.
Hon. THOMAS B. KEoCH of North Caro-.
lima, is at the National Hotel.
SPEAKER KEtFrR aud wife arrived from
Ohio yesterday, and are at the Eb5itt.
Hon. GEORGE Bliss, Of New York Is In
the city, and called on the President last
evening.
Hon. Il. f. pErriGBuw, delegate from
Dakota, is i'll at his rooms, 1885 Thir-
tccnth street.
Hon. BENJAMIN WooD, of New York
viii arrive in Washington tonight, his
iIst appearance here this winter.
Hon. JONI +. House., of Tennessee /;
Amos Townsend, of Ohio, and Richard
Crowley. of New York, and w. r. Cox. oc
North Carolina, arrived in the city last
evening.
Hon. II. G. BRocKMEYER, of st. Louis.
Mo, is in the city. Brockmeyer has
an eye single TO business, and would not
under any circumstances interfere with
the vested rights of the " Poor Indian for
any railroad corporation without a consid-
Grafton.
Hon. $. +. GooDYKOONTZ. a banker and
leading citizen of Mitchell, Dakota Terri.
tory, arrived in the city yesterday, and
will remain during the remainder of the
week. Mr.. Goodykoontz would like to-
and expects TO, see Dakota admitted as a
State this winter.
SIR KNIGHT A. A. FREEMAN, of Ten
nossce, has been selected to deliver the ad-
dress at the banquet to be given by the
Washington Commandcry of Knights
Templar, on January II, which will be the
iilty-seventh anniversary Of the organizl.
ton of that body.
Mr. WIN. Il. MYERS, late member of Con-
gress from Indiana and now one of the
leading attorneys of that State, arrived in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Myers has num-
Der of pension and other claims aud law
matters in charge which demand his per-
sonal attention here. Mr.. Meyers is
a gentleman of education, culture, brai ns
large knowledge in politics aud law, nd
has many friends in Congress aud 1T the
heads of our Government institutions.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04


Samuel Josephs, n somewhat celebrated
Philadelphia politician, was shot in the
foot while returning from a convention at
Williamsport last September by some Que
who was riding in the same car He has
made an affidavit that the shot was fired
by Robert Lister Smith, another well-known
Philadelphia politician, and yesterday Mr..
Smith was arrested and held to answer in
$1,000 bail
Three German immigrants, who arrived
by steamer at New York yesterday, were
arrested ut the instance OF the German con-
sui and committed TO Ludlow-steeet Jail.
They are charged with robbing a wealthy
German gentleman of 2I.000 marks. They
had in their possession considerable sum
OF money which was handed over to til e
sheriff of New York to await the result of
eXtradition proceedings.
Charles Bergman, aged 49, a Swedish ma
chinist, committed suicide at 56 Grand
street, New York city, yesterday. He cut
his throat with a razor, and apparently
doubling that the wound was fatal in
ficted another frightful cash upoA himself
that severed the iugular vein and quickly
put an end TO his life.
While Joseph Bennett, Of Hightstown,
Y. j., in company with relative, was
hurrying to the bedside OF a dying woman
also relative Of his, residing in the neigh
borhood, the horse attached to the wagon
in which he was riding ran away, throw
ing both occupants out and Killing Mrs.
Bennett.
At Springfield, No, two little children,
Williams and Gates, aged aud years
respectively, quarreled, and the younger OF
the two secured revolver belonging to
one of the elder members Of the family
and, discharging the weapon at his little
I'd killed hi i'm INSTANTLY
W. L. Graham, who killed. robbed and
burned Philip Egiey at Venango, Ellsworth
County, Kan, was hung by mob in front
Of the courthouse Monday night. w. g.
Rose would have met the same fate, but
was taken from Jail and secured by the
sheriff during the excitement.
Archibald Bennett, OF Cranberry, Y. j.,
while riding across the railroad track at
New Brunswick, N. j., yesterday, was
thrown from his horse which had been
frightened, and, falling on his head, had
his skull crushed on the rail and was il
stantly killed.
At Fredcriektown, H.. on Monday after
noon, Thomas Miller, white shot coloIsd
girl named Annie Robinson, inficting a
fatal wound. The girl was crossing
Millcr's lot, on which the Robinson family
had been forbidden to trespass.
A freight engine on tho Savannah flotda
d Western Road blew up yesterday afer-
noon, twenty miles from Thomasville, GA,
killing the engineer and scaiding the re-
man.
Chas. ii. Hughes, alias Western " Cbar>
ley" was yesterday arrested at Phiaiel-
phia for the robbery of 5000 worth of i'lrs
from the store of ID. H. Soils.
William r. Brock, prominent lavyer
and mayor Of Florence, Ala, was shot and
killed Saturday by man named Bird.
Mrs. Mary Dodd, widow, was killed
near Bloomfield, n. j., by falling DOWN
stairs.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04

There exists in the Bengal Presidency
III vernacular papers, with $4,000 sub
scribers. Forty-hvo of these, with a
circulation of 10000, are published in
Lower Bengal, and the remainder in the
northwest provinces, the Punjaub, Central
India ana Raipootana.
An acquaintance Of the late Dr. Leonard
Bacon says Of the Doctors personal bearing
that il was that of Il singularly incisive
and determined energy coupled with a
seemingly eXhaustless vitality, and his
yellow hair, long and bristling, the forward
poise of his head, aud his earnest, almost
aggressive domeanor, likened him in the
mind of the boholder to 4 lion, with his
tawny name, advancing on his prey.
The Russian court officials are IN quest
of fifteen snow white horses Of the same
size and build TO be used in the procession
at the coronation OF the Gar.
Jege Black is credited with an ambition
10 be the next Democratic caudidats for
the Presidency. Here's hoping he will
have il glatided. '0,l Tribune.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04
The Foster IInbeas Corpma case.

In the matter of the writ of habeas
corpus filed by Edith Foster on Il. 4. Fos-
ter for the production of their infant
Maud, the husband fled his answer on
the 18th Of last month, in which he stated
that they were married at Ellicott City,
Md, June 15 1870, but, after moving to
this city, were separated in 1879, and had
never lived together since jane, in that
year, The separation was brought about
upon the voluntary confession of the wife
of various acts of adultery.
In January 1sS0 he instituted proceed
ings for divorce and asked for the custody
of their child. The following April the
wife fled an answer, and commenced pro.
ceedings in New York in May of that year,
but he was not present, and has not beon
in the State ssnce, nor has his child. He
was never served with notice of that suit
consequently has not resigned his legal
right TO the custody of the child. The fol-
lowing is the admission of the wife to acts
of adultery!
TO 1Vh0m IL MAJ C0Bc6fH;
This is to certify that I've been unfaithful
to my husband, IL. L. Foster, I'm this: That ]
have committed adultery with one Frederick
Myers on the occasions and-at the places below
mentioned, namely: ON on about the end Of
edge of me at tho hotel, name not known, in
the town of Florence, Mass, aud at 335 West
Twentieth street, New York, on four occasions
during the month Of May, 1879.
EDITH FOSTER.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 10. 1879
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04
District Government Notes.

Daring December nine patients were
sent to the insane asylum by the District,
and five previously admitted were dis
charged.
Robert Sutton, the harbor master, re-
orts the arrival yesterday at the wharves
of the steamer Ann Eliza, the schooner W.
$. Brewster and the sloop John Williams.
I'm addition to the places of amusement,
the inspection of which was noted yester-
day, the official committee visited the
Theatre Comique, Lincoln Hall, Masonic
Temple and Tallmadge Hall. To-day the
Government Printing. Office aud Odd Fel-
lows Hall were visited. The churches
will all be inspected. After completing
the examination of buildings in Washing
ton, Georgetown will be inspected.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04
A Remarkable. swiudle.

bogus telegram was published IN the
Havana newspapers on December 2i announc-
ing that ticket No. OF, 7l5 had drawn prize OF
s5Oo,oO0 in the national lottery Of Madrid.
On the following day u ticket bearing this
number was presented at the clearinghouse OF
j. NJ. Bories Co.. who declined to negotiate IL
until they had inquired Of their Madrid cor
respondent as 10 the genulneness ofthe original
dispatch, and the answer being satisfacto y
they negotiated the ticket, $2I1 900 OF the
money being subsequently, returned TO them in
exchange for cable transfer on Paris FOR that
sum. The bankers soon learned thut all the
kilograms were bogns aud that they had been
badly swindled. one Of the firm is now in
New York and Ia using tn cable freely to stop
payment in Paris. The swindlers have been
M irested, and 1t is supposed that nearly all the
money Will be recovered.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-04
MINOR LOCALS.

Mr.. II. WATSON MOORE, of Virginia, was
tins morning admitted to the bar OF the
District on motion of Mr. Linden Kent.
JUSTICE WYLIE to-day passed u decree
tissoiving the partnership of Hessrs. Gray
~ NOyes, i0undrymen, and referring the
matter TO the auditor to state the partn er-
ship account.
UpoN a rough estimate the Marshal has
paid ont the following sums for witness
fees in the Guiteau case For the Govern
ment, 81, 500, and for the defendant So,
294.20.
THE regular sessions of the Spencerian
Business College were resumed yesterday
with full attendance of students, looking
brighter and happier for their week of
recreation.
THE poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called troches and thereby
upset his stomach without curing the
troublesome cough should take our advice
and use at once DR.. Bulls cough syrup and
get WELL
THE complaint was rheumatism, where
with Mr.. j. w. Walker, Of Waterloo, Ind,
suffered for fifteen years; after trying a
great many remedies without being re-
licved, he was finally cured by st. jacobs
Oil. He says he feels like new man.
IDA PRATHER, sprightly colored girl,
came into the dock at the Police Court to-
day arTayed in q gorgeous costume of sum
mer clothes. She was charged with the
robbery of number of articles from Mrs
Thomas McNally. Judge Shell gave her
thirty days in Jail.
THE OFFICERS Of Goldstine Council, No.
~, A. l.. of H.. for the present term were
installed last night by supreme Deputy H.
Fisher, as follows: l.. Heilbrun, COM
mander; NJ. Bruckbeimcr, V. G.; Ed Voigt,
orator; Thomas NJ. Reed, secretary; III.
Cohen, collector; Jacob Rich treasurer;
N. Kohner, gside; ID. S. Blue warden;
Simon Heller, chaplain; Frank Fostor, sen
tinei.