Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-15
LOCAL. DASRES.

| fair Omaha, 23', northwest and clear
Yankton. 23', northwest and fair; Dead
wood, %, north and clear.
LOCAL DAsBEs.
A single mile running race will take place
| at Agricultural Park at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
J. w. Finley, Sacramento Jail bird, an
ex.convict and a desperate villain, is under
arrest at San Jose for attempted robbery.
Bishop A. Besls will deliver a lecture in
Pioneer Hall. Sunday evening at o'clock on
the subject of Mediums and mediumship,
or the significance of meoiumship," Admis-
sion, 10 cents.
Another glorious sunset last evening. Old
| Sol found it difficult to send his beams
through the fog the past week, but yesterday
| he shone brightly all day, and went down un-
yelled in the flaming west.
Yesterday Joseph Demartini, the crazy
italian who recently committed a murderous
assault upon countrymsn at Msyhew's Sta
| ton, and young girl named Nora Kennedy
were taken to the Nspa Insane Asylum.
| The special car "Donahue will pass
| through the city to-day. containing Peter
and Mrs. Donshue, j. NJ. Donahue and the
noble welded couple, Baron and Baroness
j. H. Van Schrader, the daughter aud SON
in.lsw.
The next essay before the Christian Science
Association will be furnished by Rev. II. j.
Becker subject, The inc0mprehensihility
of God no excuse for the increduity of
man" The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Nusbaum's.
City Assessor Buckley has completed the
assessment roll of 1888 and delivered it t.
Auditor Mckee. 1t will remain open for IN.
spection until the first Monday in January,
when the City Board of Equalization will
meet, to continue i'll session ten days. The
footings have not been made.
The Bric-a- Bgac Club met last night, C. f.
GruDskey presiding, and elected ten new
members. As the Club-list is filing so fast.
it was resolved that at receptions members
privilege of invitations be limited to the
escort. and the hosts TO six names There
was large attendance and much interest
manifested.
The collection in the fancy stores Of new
born dolls of every hue aud cry, of Jump
mg-iacks in bright array, of toys on wheels
and toys on foot, telleth the cute little boys
and the bad young girls that the time
draweth near when they should convert
themselves into models of propriety and
goodness, or they will never hear the pstter
Of the reindeer on the roof, and the stocking
of that luckess boy or girl will certainly
be left one.
CoYcEBT.-The concert given last evening
in Fireman's Hail. for the benefit of the Sons
of Temperance, was well attended, the Build
ing being crowded and the exercises interest
ing. The entertainment opened with vel
come address by Hon ellis Doty, which was
listened to with much interest. This was
followed by quartets, duets, solos recita-
tions, piano and banjo pieces. by Mrs. w.
c. Fitch, Mrs. w S. Smith, Mrs. Kstzen-
stein, Misses Gertie Jones, Julia Laughlin,
Della Berry, Lulu Morrill, and Messrs. Fritz,
W. d. Grove, L. L. Vandercook, b. H. Chap
man, J. d. Moynahan and J. II. Desmond.
The "Dunksrd's Lonely Ones" by little
Pesrlie jackson and Edna Cooley in cos
tune. was the principal feature Of the Ell
tertainment. The wee ladies, by the pathetic
manner Of their acting and the excellence
Of their performance, fully merited the sp-
plause thew received. Mrs. b. I. Howard
aud Miss Emma Rowe presided at the pi-
arc, and furnished the affair with excellent
music. Refreshments were served at the
close OF the exercises. The affair was IN
der the management OF Mrs. Leland Howe.
CoNFIRNATIoN.-The notice yesterday that
Archbishop Riordan, of San Francisco,
would officiate and preach at the high mass
in st. Rose Church to-day, was an error.
The Archbishop will hold those services and
will administer the sacrament of confirmation
to large number Of children and adults at
1920 a. NJ. and at , P. n. tomorrow in that
church.
AUCTION SALE.-Ben & Co. will sell to.
day at 1890 A. NJ, from their storeroom,
1925 Eighth street, between ] and X, large
lot Of furniture. carpets bedding, crockery,
glass and woodenware, ranges and parlor
stoves.
The LAST NIGHT of the art sale by Bell L
Co., X and Eighth streets is tonight, wien
clearance will be made without reserve
There remains fine collection of pictures in
oil, engrayirgs, etc. There are twenty three
oil paintings to be sold for what they will
bring, seven water colors, eight epgravings
and four chromos. la the list are " Bergan
Farm" Ogden Grove" and L3ssen
Buttes by Ross two "Y osemites," by b.
A. Armstrong; Hills " Mepdocino Coast, 3"
" Coast Scenes" and Mount Hood = Bush's
| Topical View Cooper's g Indian Camp"
Tavernier's Alameda Marsh :" w, w. Arm
s.rong's Mount Shasta :" Schafer's " Mount
Hood :" Bsuer's Lake George" DonEer
Lake" and "Cstskils :" Tojetti's "Sti l
Lite :" Deans San Gabriel slley;" B. A.
Armstrong; Bear River. and others.
"WEALL feel aocial. and 50 does the brand
Of muslin by that name, one yard wide, at z
cents per yard Wamsutta muslin, full yard
wids-the quality of which is we'll known by
everyone-I05 cents per yard you can buy it
st other stores for u cents) We have them
in stock to-day. Call early, to avoid disap-
! poiutment, st the Red House.
| ONE HUNDRED INCH 5 is of some consiiera-
| ton, but when you can buy that width in
! [ tea bleached sheeting, st 30 cents per yard,
! You should not lose the opportunity st the
! Red House.
DoN'r fail to see the low prices that
watches, jewelry, etc, have been marked at
at the jewelry store of J, Hymsn, Jr., 4
/ Bro, SOC street. between Fifth and Sixth. >
| Wool piano covers handsomely embroidered
with sils, some IN crimson and garnet. 81 30,
| 50 So and 81. Nice line of wool table covers
! in sll colors and embroidered. Hale Bros.
& Co.
FINE white Mission blankets An extra
| fine line Of this celebrated article. They are
of unusually large size, at SD and SIS per
pair Will make very desirable presents.
Hale Bros. L Co.
GREAT BREAK in the prices of muslips
We are the first to give you the benefit of the
same. Come to-day they cannot last. Red
! House.
| SATEIS-FINIsHED CALICOEs-which have
been selling at 12l cents per yard-you car
buy them, in handsome patterns to-day, al
u cents per yard, at the Red House.
For complete assortment Of gents all
wool underwear of No. l quality, call 81
! Wooden Mills Depo,, so street.
AN immense stock of dry goods at prices
unparalleled will be placed in stock to-day