Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-04
McKINSTRY, j.,
THORNTON, j.

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We concur in the judgment:
McKINSTRY, j.,
THORNTON, j.
PACIFIC TURN-BEzIRK FESTIVAL The
Pacific Turn-Bez Festival will be held in
Oakland, beginning this evening. The fol-
lowing named members of the Sacramento
Turn-Verein will take part in the exercises {:
John We'll, j. J. Trarbacb. Robert Reicken,
81. I. Seymour, Andrew Campbell, W. Eek
hardt, Gus. Hazelstein, II. FL. Roeder, Z.
Buokow, William Guether, Mr.. Strict, A.
Weimau, c. H. Krebs, 7. Jergens, Henry
Stober, o. G. Hartig, J.. B. A1ohr, T. Kuech-
ler A. Rudolph, William McNeely, @. p.
Marsh, John Schsden, William Dietrich,
Frank Krebs, i. Ebert, Henry Neuhaus,
Martin Stoll, William kaertb, Henry Dohn,
Newman, K. F. ,Wiemeyer, Albert
Kleinsorge, Adolph Hebron, Fred, He'll
hron, G. a. Flohr, Joseph Fritz, and others.
The Sacramento delegation will leave this
city on the $50 P NJ train to-day. Besides
the Sacramento Turn-Verein. the following
named societies will take part in the festival /:
Stockton Turn. Verein, San Jose Turn- We.
rein, Germania of San Jose. Naps Turn-Ve-
| rein, Los Angeles Turn VereiD, Petaluma
Turn. Verein, San Francisco Turn-V erein,
Turn Verein Vorwarts, Verein Eintrscht.
Santa Clara Verein, oakland VeTein Elm.
traeht, Herrnausons of Oakland, Alameda
| Stamm U. o. R. NJ. Of Oakland, San Fran
cisco Turn-Verein and Eintracht Sharpshoot-
ers, Mannerchor and Harmonic. The exer-
cises will begin this evening by torchlight
procession. This will be the grandsst process
sion of the kind ever witnessed in Oakland.
All the preparations have been made. The
| Committee of Arrangements will have the
work Of decorating the streets with festoons
of flags and eyergreans completed to-day.
They have also arranged to have display of
! fireworks along the line of march. The Oak
land militia and Fire Department will par
ticipate 10 the procession. The festival viii
close on Monday evening with the awarding
of many valuable prizes.
NEW GRAND ARMY PosT.-An adjourned
meeting of the soldiers and sailors who had
recently held several informal meetings and
decided to organize another Post Of the Grand
Army of the Republic in Sacramento, was
held last evening at the armory of the Light
| Artillery, in the old Pavilion. The petition
! for charter having been favorably accepted
at headquarters, and announcement to that
effect being made, an election of officers was
entered upon. resulting in the choice of the
| following: Post Commander. w. A. Hough-
| ton; Senior Vice Commander, G. W. Wal
lace; Junior Vice Commander, Fred Dust
man; Adjutsnt (uot yet appointed; Quar-
termsster, E Q. Jordan; Surgeon, DR.. Z. E.
Pinkham Chaplain, Nicholas Hsmm; OF
ficer of the Day, w. w. Fuller; Officer of
the Guard. Charles Rhein; Sergeant Major,
j. n. Moore (sppointed) This evening" the
NC Post ft-L,ah We RI no bnnryn 90
Post, No. 81 will be mustered, and the
newly-slected officers will be sworn in by
General Solomon, who is to arrive from San
| Francisco at 1880 P. NJ. The muster will take
place at Pioneer Hall at s P. N, and all
Union soldiers and sailors independent OF
poltics) who desire to join the new Post are
invited to be present.
AUCTION TUEsDAY.-On Tuesday, August
9TH, at 1880 A. NJ, Bell & Co.. auctioneers,
will sell without reserve at their salesroom,
No 916 j street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. articles consisting, in part as fo,.
lows: One seven-octave piano, one uprigh.
piano, two elegant parlOr sets. two walnut
ma-bli-top sets, four cottage sets, curled hair
mattresses, spring mattresses, dining chairs,
walnut chairs, sidebosrds, seven Brussels and
ingram carpets, single and bed lounges,
wardrobes, tables, ranges, toilet sets, lacs
curtains. cornices, crockery, glass and wood.
enwsre. Goods can be inspected by calling
at the salesroom Monday.
HussARs' ELECTION. following off.
GERS were elected last evening, to serve for the
ensuing term, of the Sacramento Hussars
Captain, T Heilbron (re-elected) First Lieu.
tenant, 1. Schumacher lre-electedl; Second
Senior Lieutenant, F. Schuler Second Jun.
ior Lieutenant, j. Danioth Chairman, Cap
tain F. Heilbron; Clerk, E. G. Roeder
Treasurer, +. Ruhstaller.
HEARD FROM. James c. Carroll, Of
whom it was reported some weeks since thai
he lett the city rather mysteriously. has beer
heard from. he writes his family from Vic,
toria, British Columhis, saying that he wa
overworksd and sick 1T the time he left, and
doss lot remember anything about how hs
got TO San Francisco OF on the steamer that
took him TO Victoria