Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25

CHINESE WEDDING.-Aiter the adjourn.
ment of the Police Court yesterday Justice
Gilmer, who has been presiding in the alb.
sence of Judge Henry, was called upon to
perform marriage ceremony for couple of
Celestials. 1t was rather romantic affair in
its way. The couple had previously been
residents Of Truckee, and it appears had been
quite devotedly attached to each other. The
old saw on the course OF true love seems to
apply to Chinese as well as to Caucssians,
Tor the wOuld.be bride was spirited
away and brought to this city. The lover,
learning of her whereabouts, came to
Sacramento by the overland train yesterday
morning, and Immediately repaired to the
police station for the purpose Of procuring an
Cthcer TO protect his person from injury
while in search of his idol. She was found
on street, and the pair were accompanied
by the officer TO the Courthouse, where a
license was procured, after which the trio
went to the station house, where the cere-
mony took place. Not having received pre-.
Vious notice, RECORD UNION representative
was not present, but arrived shortly after
wards; consequently, who acted as wit
nesses, groomsmeD, bridesmaids, etc ;,
could not be definitely determined, bat
It is certain that officers Jackson,
Duulevy and Eldred, Deputy Sheriff Har.
vey, Clerk of the Court Wood, and several
others were present, and assisted in the above
mentioned capacities. The (of course) happy
couple went to Chinese residence on |
street, but it WAS soon found that their
troubles bad not ended for in few minutes
Chinsman named Wan King, Who it is
known, does not bear a good reputation, ap-
peared and swoTe out warrant for the ar
rest of the bride, on a charge of obtaining
money by false representations, claiming that
in that way she had swindled him put of
S3OO. The woman was then arrested, snd
the case will come up for hearing III the
Police Court to-day.
MORE CONTESTS. that Charles Cog
Ian has fled the papers demanding a recount
of the votes cast for the different candidates
at the recent election for the Office of County
Clerk, there are numerous rumors of fraud
and Of demands to be made for recounts, to
be heard on the streets and in public PLACES.
The latest is that the defeated Democratic
candidates will take steps TO contest the cleo
tlon on the grouad that number of tickets
known as toe Butler ticket" were voted,
and which it Is said contained the name of Fl.
M. La Rue instead of g. w. Hancock, in
other respects being the regular Republican
ticket. This ticket, it is clsimed, bore the
ISSpuDliCau FlguStGtt WHICH ldu Deel copy
righted according to law. and consequently
was a fraudulent ticket, and ought not to
have been counted.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Smith will sell by
public auction, at their salesroom on K street,
to-day, at 1880 AM, a lot of household
goods in part as follows: Parlor sets, cham
Der sets, bedsteads and spring beds, bureaus,
lounges, 3 range, cook stoves, walnut extern
sion table, center table, wsrdrobes, safes,
saloon pictures, mattresses, pillows, COM
forters, carpets, chairs, dining tables, crock
cry, glassware, plated.ware, cutlery and tin
ware. Bell & Co., auctioneers, announce that
they will sell to-day, at 1880 AN in front
of their sslesroom, as follows: One horse,
harness and spring wagon one horse, buggy
and harness one Brewster buggy, one two
horse spring wagon, one set single harness,
one set double harness, and two sets fine ca--
riage harness.
SALE OF THOROUGHBRED HoRsEs.-Pre-
vious to the races at the Bay District tract at
San Francisco Thursday, there was a sale of
thoroughbred stock belonging to W. l..
Pritchard of this city. The following we're
disposed of: Irene Harding was bought by
Theodore Winters for $3.50; Frank Rhoads
was struck off 10 William Ayres FOR $50 {;
Captain Kid, brother to Lena Dunbar. sold
for S255 bay FLY by Sumter, $3.50; a
thor0ug hbred saddle horse, S125; and q
daughter of Jenny Hull, $50.
A NOVEL RACE.-Ed. Randlett, who was
announced to begin horseback ride Of
$50 miles in twenty-four hours at Agri-
o'clock. He has five California horses,
and changes every FIVE miles. In the first
hour Is miles were covered. At 1920 Rand.
lett had accomplished 30 miles, and was then
riding mile every five minutes. The par
ties directly interested in the race are all res.
idents of Forest Hill, Placer county.
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation
were filed with the Secretary of State yester-
day by the Eliza Day Mining Company
Directors: E. 2. Cressey, Il. w. Moore. L.
G. EggeTs, John Rafferty,, j. Cheney. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. Cap
ital stock, SO, 900, 600, divided into 100, 600
shares.
WE ARE now making preparations for our
grand holiday sales, but are still offering
crockery aud glassware at our well.known
reduced prices. D1n'5 delay, but come at
once, and take advantage of a sale which
only occurs once in lifetime. Ackerman Il
Co., 629 street..
You can buy your goods early this morn
ing for 40 cents on the dollar, at Anderson &
Ramms.
Is IT any Object to buy your goods at 40
cents on the collar? IT so, call early at
Anderson & Hsmm's to-day.
EASTERN OYSTERS, salmon, poultry and
game of every kind. II. G. May ( Co.,
Fifth and K streets.
CREDITORS SALE.-Call early, if you wish
goods at 40 cents on the dollar to-day. Ander-
son & Hamm.
UNHASDLED teacups and saucers, only 40
cents per dozen same kind with handles,
extra large sizA ouly 70 cents per Dozen a.