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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-15
MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 13-By Rev. /. f. Dwinell,
John H. Bicktord, of Newcastle, Placer county, to
Franscener NJ. Reed, OF Lynn, Mass. lynn papers
please copy)
Elk Grove, December 13-By Rev. ". d. Pridiy,
Irwin Il. Woodland to Dixie A. witt, both of Elk
Grove.
Yolo county, December 10-By Rev. McNelyy at
the residence of the brides parents James L.
Nicholas, of this city, to Jennie Shot, OF Yolo
county.
San Francisco, December sc. C. Knapp to Pru-
dence L. Morton.
San Francigeo, December l3-J. Waters McAdoo to
Alice T. Cue.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1852.
No transfers recorded.
THURSDAY, December II, 1882.
December 14-Wm. d. Whitmore to Charlotte
r. Stephenson-SOuth 10 feet of west one-quartel
lot 5, block bounded by II, l. Seventh and Eight
streets, city grant.
October s. lSSl-one hundred and three acres il
Dry Creek township; $40.
October l3-The United States tn Adam Domek-
Southwest quarter of southwest quarter section %
township north, range east forty acres; patent
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-" Slow and steady wins the race. +"
Steadily, but not slowly, Kidney Wort is dis
tsncing all competition for universal popu-
larity and usefulness. This celebrated rem.
edy can now be obtained in the usual dry veg
etable form, or in liquid form. 1t is put up in
the latter way for the especial convenience of
those who cannot readily prepare it. 1t will
be found very concentrated and will act with
eq1al efficiency in either form. Read adver-
tisement
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DRESS GOODS!

Combination Suit Patterns of Brocaded
Satin and Gros-grain Silk from 20 cents to
S25; Brocaded Plush and Gros-grain Silk
Dress Patterns, $50 to $40. We are also
showing large lot of Worsted and Wooden
Fabrics with various Silk and Satin Trim
mings, put up in GIFT FORM From these
very pretty dress can be selected for 81 or
So, or even less.
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CRACKERS & COHFECTIOHS!

d" FISHER, nos. 6os AND $40 STREET,
4 Ee Sacramento, has jus taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices, with differene, in time and freight
In favor of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONVICTIONS. at lowest rnarkeN rataa an22-snG
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Holiday News

The FURNISHING GOODS DEPART
MENT is teeming full of GIFTS suitable for Men
and Boys and with this advantage everything
is useful. Plain, White and Fancy Shirts; Silk
Suspenders; Choice Scarfs and Ties; late shapes in
Collars and Cuffs Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and
Jewelry, are some of the suggestive things. But a
visit will best show the variety of the stock and it's
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-15

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE.
Absolute and certain. Statements by hun
dreds of the cared ia " Treatise, mailed free.
CURE, 81. d. B. DEWEY & Co., 1S2 Fulton
street, New York.
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ONE DOLLAR AND SIXTY CENTS will buy an
iron sxle, oak wagon, "a inches long and I25
inches wide, at Ackermap's.
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BE CAREFUL about your sweet things. Do
no. pay 50 or 90 cents for syrup when you
can get the hest in the city for IS cents at
Auker & More's Cash Store, HOO to l102,
corner Eleventh aud streets.
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BEAUTIES Those mems handsome London
toe tne calf button shoes for 81, at the Blue
House, leave nothing to be said.
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ELEGANT plush albums. embroidered in
various DESIGNS, only s.. at Ackerman's /;
usual price, S.
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BORN,

Sacramento, December IS-wife of R. F. Redman, 3
Sacramento, December 12-whe of A J. Galligan
daughter.
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DEBlLITATED persons, and sufferers from
wasting diseases such as consumption. scrof.
MA, kidney affections, will be greatly bene.
fed by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

THURSDAY, December II, 1882.
DEPARTMENT oNE-DESsoN, Judge.
c. II. Coglan vs. r. NJ Beard On trial
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE as q refris-
Grant drink in fevers. DIR. G. II. S. Davis,
aberdeen, Com, says: Il have used it as q
pleasant and cooling drink in fevers, and
have been very much pleased with it."
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gRYTHrNG GoEs.-They are making 8
zattie in mems furnishing goods and stiff hats
at the Bite House. Knit underwear and
hanueis are going st the lowest prices ever
known in Sacramento.
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CHEsLEY's MAPLE Rum, WITH TuLu, is IN.
riyaled for coughs and colds.
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BOOTS and SHOES!

Boots for Little Boys, ST. to ST. 50. Also,
Handsome Plush and Velvet Slippers for
Men. Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, Sandals and
Slippers-If you do not know the size re-
quired, bring an old shoe along.
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SEASONABLE RICHNESS!

These are busy days in all parts Of the store but
not so busy but that we can welcome visitors and
strangers, whether they come to buy or not
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HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS

Steel and Silver-plated Table Cutlery, Fine
Table Damasks, Embroidered Piano and
Tablecovers; Lace Curtains, Lambrequins,
etc.
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Baby's Warming.

When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in fright, father in plight;
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
II fever sets in, baby may die.
II croupy pains kill Leonora,
In that house there's no Cass0ria,
For mothers learn without delav,
Castsria cures by night and day.
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SPECIAL We place on cur glove counter
this morning fifty dozen Kid gloves, two anG
three. button. 20 close. at Is cents a pair.
Fsrcy Goods Department. Red House
where you can find sll the new styles of silk
and lace handkerchiefs. for the holidays.
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Mining PATENTs.-Y yesterday L. f. Tay-
lor, United States Land Register for this dis
trict, received patents for neral land as
follows Mineral Eatry No. So7, Joseph Per-
rim, Martin Ford, ct al, upon the General
Grant quar'z mine Mineral Eutry No. S14
Lawrence Evans. upon the Pioneer quartz
mine; Mineral Entry No SIS, r. II. Lloyd.
upon the List Char CO quartz mins: Miner,
Entry No. SIC Yuha Gold Mining Co ppsny,
UPON the May flower quartz mine.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. George
9. Perkins has appointed tie following Nota-
ries Putlic: B. Collins. for Butte county. to
reside at Chicr, vice G ford, deceased. By
ron Deuing, for Humboldt county, to reside
at Arcata. vice himself, term expired. Ger.
Z. Bates, for Sacramento county. to reside at
Sacramento, vice Beatty, resigned. GueI-
don Winchell, for Sierra county, to reside at
Gibsonville, vice himself, term expired.
LEAvITT's CoMPANY.-Annour cement ia
made this morning that NJ. B. Lesvist's ALL
Star Speciality Company will give three per.
formance1 at the METROPOLITAN Theater on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening
OF next week. The company are en- route
from the East to q San francisco theater.
Reserved seats can be cured on Monday at
the box-cffics of the theater without extra
charge.
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OSE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY beautifully
featured psteat wax dolls, W Itch will bssr
washing, are offered az Alderman & Co.'s for
81 actual value, 81
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HATS! HATS! HITS!

A fine display, including some with rich
SATIN Innings, stamped with Senti-
ments of the Season. All the latest and
most popular styles in SOFT AND STIFF
HATS Quite a notion of our stock can be
gained from the 400 K-STREET SHOW
WINDOW, which is handsomely trimmed
with goods of present interest.
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MUSICAL EoRNs, only cents, at the Red
III use.
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ATTENTION, HousEKEEPEEs II viii have
full line of all kinds of fish Today. AS have
none but experienced men il my employ, you
can rely on being suited. III. Longton, PEG.
PIES Market,
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FARMERS and mechanics, attention An
examination of our heavy boots and shoes
will convince you of the excellent quality of
our goods and the low prices. Blue House.
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CONCISE LOCALS,

The annual me ,tirg of the stockholders of
the Capital Gas Company Will take place on
January 18th.
The Pacific Rolling Mill Company an.
nouncs redemption Of b1nCE, TO take place
on January 18th.
o. P. Goodhue, who has been quite sick
with fever for some time, has suffi Gle atty
recovered to be out of the house.
The Sacramento river rem aims at s feet 6
inches above low.water marx, there having
been no change in the last two weeks.
The regular annual ball of Company G
(Sarsfsld Gusrdl viii take place at Armory
Hallon Wednesday, evening, January 81, 1852.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
hsve men employed in substituting steel rails
on L street for the iron rails heretofore in
use.
Sheriff Mccoy. of Yuba county, came
down yesterday with an insare woman from
Smartsvilla named Mary Eslinger, en- route
TO Stockton.
c. r. Simmons, Justice of the Pesce for
Dry Creek township, has filed his official
bond in the sum of 81, 500, with Peter
Planalp and Willis Wright as sureties.
Mrs. Robert McMahon and daughter Mel.
lie. who have been visiting the family of DR..
Csples, returned East yesterday greatly
pleased with California as health resort
Yesterday morning blind man named
Henry Nismann died from injuries received
last summer by being gored by COW. on
Fifth and q streets. Deceased was q Ger
man, sged 81 years.
The Sacramento Sportsmeas Association.
which was incorporated abUu1 two years ag,
was yesterday disincorparated. The pop.
erty which had been purch ssed in Son IRA
County has been sold and the proceeds d
viGed.
There were five names rec ried a. the DO.
lice station last night st mid light. Billy
Pierce, disturbing the peace John Mathews
and Al. Boyton, smoking opium All Kee,
keeping an opium den, and Agnus Legett,
drunk.
The semi-anuual examination at the Sacra.
mento Seminary commenced Yesterday, AID
will continue Till II o'clock on Monday. Yes.
tsTdsy classes were examined in arithmetic.
algebra, gran mar, third reader, primary
readers, writing and mental philosophy.
Officers made a raid OF a Chinese opium
den yesterday afternoon. Two white men
John Mathews and al. Btytou-were ar
rsstsd and charged With smoking opium, and
the proprietor, All kae, was arrested and
charged with keeping an opium den. The
place is located on the south side of 1 street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
On the last trip from the upper Sacramento
made by the steamer g. NJ. Small a map
named Frederick Mack, who hsd taken pas
sage at Msrysyills, dropped dead of heart
disease. A verdict by the Coronei's Jury
yves given in accordance with the above facts
Deceased was German. aged 50 year,, and
brother of Mrs. Louis Schmae!zle of this
city.
On Wednesday right drunken man stag
gered into the Police station and asked for
cup OF coffee, havirg mistaken the place for
restaurant. He was sufficiently conscious
to recogniz, an officer when ono appeared,
and turned to leave, but was detained. On
ex4minatio it was found that he was we'll
dressed and had plenty ef money, conse-
quently he was net arrested, but was taken
to his home.
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LOOK Our for Longton's card tomorrow.
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SPLENDID iron-axle, osk wagons, 10 inches
long and Ioa inches wide. are sold for %
cents at Ackerman's. D1n's pay 81 50 else
where for them
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THE grand display of mems wear for the
olidays. at Furnishing Goods and Hat De.
rartment, Rsd House.
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NOTIONS!

Smokers Articles, Stationery, Cutlery, Fine
Soap, Perfumes, Brushes, Hand-mirrors,
Microscopes, Albums, etc.
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The grand doll show at the Bed House. .
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1882.

EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Prince Albert died, 1861.
Thomas defeats Hood at Nashville, 1864.
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FANCY GOODS!

Russia Leather, Plush, Sealskin and
Morocco Purses-a very choice collection
Fans, fine Lace Neckwear, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, etc. Kid Gloves,
by the single or half-dozen pairs, are among
the most acceptable of gifts.
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LOOK Our Keep your eyes open for
Auker & Mogsis Gssh Store. 100 and HOP,
correr Eleventh and J strests, where you can
get anything you want as bedrock prices.
All goods are warranted. Auker & More.
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POLICE COURT = The following business
was transacted n Che Police Court
Jack Sullivan, vsgrsnoy, continued to De.
center 18th; All LING, petit lsrcsny, dis
missed
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A Handsome Trophy.

New York, S.-RerGLd's London:
Keene's side board will be enriched By
the success Of "Foxhsll" with splendid
trophy which was exhibited during the
day in the roysl enclosure. This guerdon
of victory of the famous american horse
is novel in its style of execution ana
form. It Is nautilus surrounded by q
figure of victory and 1t bears on either
side subjects representing power, speed,
science and skill. I'he base is composed
of grotesque heads laughing at the race OF
Hippomenes, who is winning the rscs
from Atlanta by means Of the stratagem
of the three golden apples which she is
stopping to pick up. The foot Of the cut
is surmounted by golden ribbon on one
side bearing the motto of"The race is:not
always to the swift" and on the other
"Nor is the battle to the strongest." The
ebony case is ornamented at the ends by
gold terminal figures and on the sides by
ornamental shields for an inscription. the
whole being executed in the renaissance
STYLE,
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Internal Revenue Tariff.

Washington, 9.-Sixty representatives
attended the republican caucus tonight
to consider the subject Of reducing
internal revenue taxes as contemplated
by the Kelly bill. Kelly asked the party
to allow an early consideration Of TIE
bill without amendment. A protracte1
discussion ensued in which Kssson and
Mckinley advocated the bill, and
Hszelton and others opposed il. The
opposition, while favoring light reduc-
ton, were against any reduction of taxes
on whisky and cigars. The general
sentiment as indicated by the discussion
was decidedly opposed I'd any sweeping
reduction of internal revenue taxes at
this session Another caucus on the sub
ject will be held in few days. It is be-
lieved the party will agree to pass bill
this session removing the tax on bank
deposits, bank checks, matches and
medicines, butthst no action
on ether features of the Kelly bill will be
taken.
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EIre Recorn.

st. Louis, 9 Goodwin soap and oil
works were damaged By fire about mid
night to the amount of $4,000 A goDd
deal of manufactured stock was de-
stroyed, and much Of the m 4chinery
badly damaged Insured foF SIS, 900.
Oshkosh, Wis. 9.-Forest fires are
raging between Warsaw and Ellen juno
ton, smoke covering wide territory. The
forests are very dry from drought and
the country ia greatly alarmed.
Wilkesbsrre, 9. "A mine of the LIE.
high and Wilkesbsrre CosI Company is
on fire. One hundred men are engaged
fighting the flames. At the TINA the fire
was disco ,ered q number Of miners were
in the shaft.
New York, 9.-The ship Charger.
which sailed from New York on May
18th from San Francisco, returned to-
day, having been on fire. She Is now
safely anchored here AID the tire is ex-
tinguished; loss unknown.
Oshkosh, Wis, 9.-The fee, sre not
dangerous. No excitement ia this Sec
liOn
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FIRST IN PEACE,
FIRST IN WAR
FIRST TO MAKE A REDUCTION In
Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goodsl
nandafer st June Iwllm axe
REDUCTION Or Is PER CBNF.
On and after the 1st of June will make a

Entire Stock Of Mems, Youths and Childens Clothing
thereby placing Goods at such Prices as bring them within the reach
6YeyDo9y AS 4 5 IOt Tue SAL aS ao anu
necessary Convince the Public of this fact is
impossible the Stock Of Goods suffice that it
will astOnsh all DESTROYS of Purchasing.
At my Branch Store (known as the mechanics
Store" also keep large and varied Stock Of Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
and everything necessary for complete outfit Warm
ers, Mechanics and WOrkingmen satisfied that
the Mechanics Store established fact and that they
purchase at such Prices that will carry into
other institutions claiming to be the workngman friend
intend to carry this Clothing War to the bit er
end and place myseIfn the estimation of the Community
S Public BenefactOr.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Capital Chatter.

Washington, 9.-The house COMMITTEES
on appropriations agreed TO recommend
the nou-concurrenee of the House in the
senate amendments to the army sppro-
pristion bills.
Chicago, 9.-JouTnaL's Washington:
It is understood Prescott will refuse to
testify regarding his instruct 5 without
the consent Of the state de- Ezadrs and
the President. @
Blaine's enemies have been &C. ing
him over the request made faTESsO. 600
for the secret service abrosd, surprising
there was some dark business about
Peruvian affairs. It now turns out that
the money was asked by Frelinghuysen
for the purpose eff watching American
interests in the Panama canal scheme.
The elections committee will consider
the case of Samuel Lee, republican.
against j. 7. Richardson, the sitting
democratic member from a South
Carolina district, tomorrow. Lees case
is said to be exceedingly strong. and the
probabilities are that Richardson will be
unseated.
Lowe, the Alabama green bscker, re-
Gently seated ia the place of the confed-
crate General Wheeler, works with the
repu blicans and will probably be re.
elected by their aid. He says ne hopes
Wheeler will be candidate against him.
General Scoville, author OF the
temper nee plank In the Ohio plat
form, is here. He says the republicans
will carry Ohio in spite of the unfavOr-
able predictions.
Special Agent Chamberlain, of the
treasury department, reports the dis
turbed condition Of the sugar trade is due
to artificial celebration ofimported sugars,
by which high grades ara imported at
low tariff, and being refined are exported
with large drawback to importers and
refnerg. The system is driving honest
operators out of business.
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nanlorahIe Condition.

Panama, May 29th.-Intelligence from
the south coast is to tina effect that
Ecuador is in the throes Of reyolutlen.
Peru in anarchy and disorder and Chill
smitten by epidamics and cursed sy
brigsndAge; $4,000, 900 spurious bank
notes were put in circulation in Peru.
Many hitherto respectable people are in
YOlved. The people of Peru are so
anxious that peace should be- made that
some leader will be forced iRto q petition
for concluding terms with Chilli The
Indian rising in the interior is suppressed
The principal departments of Ecuador
are in arms against the dictator Vetre
Temillian
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GarIbaldt Memorial.

st. Louis, s.-Itslians ia this city de-
eloeo 70 have grand parade and hold
memorial services OF Tuesday next 10 re-
spec 70 Garibsldi. All Italian societies
N tne CITY will participate. Societies or
otner naslonalities win be invited to take
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Produce.

Chicago, 9. - Wheat weak, lower
1927, cash 30 July, regular, 16h July,
S8 August; corn weak, active decidedly
lower SO, cash, ~ July; pork strong,
higher 20 So, cash Tx August. Lard
easier, liz, cash 55 August.
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Obituary.

New York, 9.-Adam Norris died
here yesterday, aged 81. He was one OF
the Oldest and best known and uaoat thor
oughly esteemed of New York's citizens
and successful iron merchants.