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LOCATION most healthy aud
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
TOO PREVIOUS:

There is often disposition on the part Of
promising" young couples, to preserve, by
aid Of the photographers art, an outline of
their third heaven felicities enjoyed before
marriage, and while this may be proper
enough if the bark Of true love continues
safely along the ambrosial shaded hooks un-
til anchor IS finally cast in the summer sea Of
matrimony, there are SO many hidden rocks
and unsuspected breakers along the path OF
the fairy bSip, that those of Sacramento upon
the journey would do well not to repeat the
| recent embarrassing experience Of a young
couple in Chicago. 4 Mr.. Goldstoue, of that
city, seriously contemplated IDatrimony a fey
weeks ago, aud went so far as to engage him
self TO a young lady. During the courtship
they visited MIR. Mink's gallery, and were pho
tographed together in an attitude suggestive
# lover and sweetheart, both sitting on Mr.
Mink's gallery stiie. But the marriage, for
some reason known best, perhGpe. TO the erst-
while lovers, never took place. After the en-
| gagement had been broken off Mr.. Goldstone
noticed ons day tbst one Of his sitting on the
stile coursship pictures adorned the front win
dow of Mr.. Mink's gallery, and the neigh
bors, Of course, also noticed and remarked
about tbs same. So Goldstone requested the
photogra pher to relegate the picture to obiiv-
ion This ne declined to do, as the attitude
o7ss unique and had lost none Of It's attrsc-
tioa for public gaze By the fact that the young
couple had ceased to be
1.-TWO souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
And now MIR. GoIdstone is trying TO ascer-
tain by aid OF the Courts whether he is to be
compelled TO sit in public, on a stile 10 most
eudealing position with his faithless sweet
hears against his will, and 30 the lacsrstion
of his already mutilsted affections and feel
inQs
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. J. Bauer came up from the bay Yesterday
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Parsons are visiting in
the city.
NJ. Rank will arrive from the East by the express
train to day.
Coils Emmons has returned from New York by
the southern route.
Miss =. Leyeusky, of Lodi, is visiting Sacramento,
the guest Of Miss II. Stein.
Frank S Freeman and r. II Newton, Of Wood
land, were in the city yesterday.
Frank Drew, Of San Francisco, passed through
the city yesterday, eE route to Redding.
a. c. sweetser and wife have gone to San Fran.
CISCO where they viii remain for a few weeks.
Chancellor Harrison, Internal Revenue Collector of
San Francisco, passed through the city yesterday en-
route t. AmadOr county.
Mrs Wallace Fowler and Mrs J. P. Fowler. of
Lincoln, are spending a few days in the city, the
guests Of Mrs. W. |. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs P D. Bernhard of San Francisco,
who have been the guests of J. Bellmer for the past
week, have returned to the Bay.
Marshall P Wilder, the noted Bostonian, was
given complimentary dinner by his friends on
the 22d instant, his eghty-third birthday ami
veTsary.
lieutenant a D. Walsh, Z. S A, who has been
spending several months visiting his parents and
relatives in Redwood City, has been ordered to join
his regiment IL New Mexico.
Railroad Commissioner G. J. Carpenter, accom-
panied by bis daughter Miss Molie, and her coulin,
Miss Whitaker, in the city yesterday, ana left
for the Bay on the afternoon train.
Dr. R Swan, ex-Coroner OF San Francisco and
Profes of Diseases of Children in the University
of California, passed through the city yesterday en-
route to his former home in New York.
J. G. McCallum, of Oakland, recently appointed
Superintendent Of the Mission Indian Agencies, at
Los Angeles aud San Diego, has gone TO his new
field Of labor his objective point being San Diego.
Mira Hanning, the only surviving sister of Mr..
Carlyle, has paremptorily refused to permit the
publication Of large collection of her brothers
letters, which she possesses. Mrs. Hanning has
been settled in Canada for about forty years past
At the State House Hotel: Mrs. H. Middlebury
Costumes James Gafney, Ell Dorado; II. A. Cliff
ton, P r. Beckley and family, Franklin; Z. F.
Howe, Virginia City Walter Palmer, J. c. Glenn,
Pleasant Grove E. Ireland, o. V. Harvey, Mrs.
Carney, Miss n. GafneY, J. L. Wilson, R. Craig and
wife, j. Mills, Gait William Waterland, T. Homer,
Chico.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
R. W. Burtis, city; j H. Kester, L. B. Hester, Vina;
Mrs W. @. Dosne Truckee c. Fl. A. Schlingheyde,
New York Jos. S. Hale, E. W. Hale, Stockton
Fred. w. Bell Eureka, Humboldt, Cali James
Gafny, Colorado; D. McCorty, city; Geo f. Par
sons and wife, NJ D. Levenson, G. ]. Moore, Thur
lew Mcsfullin, G. H. Stafford, NJ. J. Mertens, San
Francisco
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sAn raANcrsco ITEMS.

John Curran was run over and killed by coil
cart Wednesday.
Henry Marks, charged with murder, has been held
to answer without bill
c. P Berry has absolutely declined to act as State
Prison Director giving as a reason a press OF bust
mesa that will keep him East some mouths
A large number of Chinese certificates are being
issued Tuesday 1872 certificates were issued and
the day before $50 received their papers, About
600 Chinese in all will depart on the Oceanic.
Four Alaskan mummies were brought down from
Alaska by the schooner Kodiak on her last trip.
Three 60 to Berlin and one to the Smithsonian In
stitution. The bodies are wonderfully preserved,
even the skins in which they are wrapped being in
tact One mummy, evidently that OF woman, is
now in possession OF the Alaska Fur Company and
is in a state Of almost perfect preservation.
The argument in the celebrated debris suit OF Ed
ward Woodruff vs.. The North Bloomfield MIN ng,
Company was to be resumed Wednesday in the
United States Circuit Court, but upon opening
Court. District Judges Deadly and Sabin only ap-
peared the former stating that Judge Sewyer was
too ndisposed to be present in Court, but, it was
agreeable, the Judges present would listen to Pro-
lessor Pomeroy's argument, which they supposed
would be concluded during the day and upon the
conclusion of which the Court would adjourn.
Professor Pomeroy said he did not wish TO go on
with his argument, as he intended to touch upon
an entirely new point which had been submit
ted in the case and naturally desired all members
present. The Court thereupon adjourned until
Thursday.
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pRB1aaT From THB EAST.

Passed Ogden on the oath for Sacramento Bill
Kingsley S Co., 300 boxes clothes lines bales hemp
cordage B. I. Babbitt, Is boxes soap; A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co cases names, 8 cases hardware c.
P. r. X, cases, hogshead, 2 casks and barrels
Of lanterns; J. 2. Hill, box envelopes Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., case brushes; W. A. & G. ).
Houghton, 3 boxes books J. l.. Cooper, organs
Standard Oil Company, 1 car oil IN e9ses L. X
Hammer, 8 boxes musicd Instruments; Joseph
Hahn < Co, 80 barrels goods Hall, Luhrs & Co..
Sc tieross hams % cases canned tripe; Booth Co..
40 cases maple syrup G. Tayerner, cases clothing
Lindley & Co, ! car syrup.
For Anderson Henry Brightman, box house
hold goods.
For Redding-J. r. Graves, barrel harness.
For slarysville- Fred. A. Peymier, box house
held goods Charles Hapgood, box books; j. Il j.
Dobsou, l roll carpet.
For Gridley-L- P. Denney box pumps.,
For Chico -Hallett & Lay, teachers desk.
For Yreka-Rev. n, j Lynd, boxes goods
For Nspa-D. L. Hass, barrel ware.
For Colusa- Rev. u. WaIrath, l case pictures.
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DIED.

Sacramento September 26-Minnie Louisa, beloved
wife OF L. A. Kidder, native Of Illinois, 81 years.
IL months and Is days.
Friends and scquaintanees respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, No. 527 N street, bstween
Fifth and Sixth. tomorrow friday afternoon at
o'ciock.l
Sacramento, September 25-Anne 7. Hart, wife OF
James f. Lonergan, a native OF Long Island, New
York 81 years (Hest Farms. n. Y, and Sprlne-
field and North Adams Mass, papers please copy.)
TFunerd notice hsreafterl
Sheldon, September 2l-Lottie, infant daughter Of
Frank and Phmbc Dodge IA months and II days
Near Richer. Lsssen county, September l6-saniy
HerricS Arnett, 10 years, months and days
Alturaa, Modoe county, September l6-oeli'
Mcdowell, yesr; Inonths and % days.
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BgI6F NOTES.

The only arrest reported at the statlon-house at
midnight was that OF Manuel Inez, for disturbing
the peace.
The flag staff on the dome Of the new Exposition
building was put in place yesterday. The roof OF
the building is all on except the west wing.
Under Sheriff Benson, of Suffer county, came
down the road last evening route TO Folsom. He
had in charge John Thompson, who is sentenced to
the State prison for six years for burglary
The tan game cases that we're to have been heard
before Judge Gilmer yesterday were postponed IN
til-10 4. NJ. to-day. 1t is said that unlicensed
game of tan is running in Jacob Tate's building on
| street, near Second.
Captain F. C. Lord, Collector of the Nevada In
terna Revenue District, will be rendered by A. l..
Frost Collector of the consolidated District Of Ne
vada and the Fourth Of California the appointment
Of Deputy in the new district.
S. s. Holl has had the appeal of John Shelars
VS.. Mayor Brown, for writ of mandate to compel
an election for Police Judge to be called for the
third Wednesday in October, put the Supreme
Court calendar. The Court allowed five days each
for the two parties to file briefs, and at the end Of
that time will take up the and give decision
in time for e.ection to be held.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
Countryman: "By gosh, them suapenders

Countryman: "By gosh. them suapenders
air too short. They pull my pants up go
tight that can't work my legs. Haven't
you got longer suspenders ?" Nose Schaum-
burg Mine fren, you vas mistaken.
Dose subscribers wash de longest kind-im-
ported goots. You keep does ausbenders.
and shoost you puys for dree tollar und
half bair of bsnts vat comes down more
on der ground. und vot will fit dose import.
ed braces ~ Texas Sifsings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

4 DESERVING YOUNG MAN.-Frank Goe-
bel lost his leg at Camp Rice. some fifty
miles southeast of FL Paso. by being shot by
the Apache Indians on the 24sh of October,
1851. He had been in the hospitals at Den
yer and Santa Fe until the 10th of May last
He is now making an effort to collect money
from ths eharitably disposed to enable him
to engage in some light business that ne can
attend to end to procure an artificial leg. he
bears credentials from the Mayor of El Paso,
ihdorsing him as an honest and reliable man
stating that he is no common bsggsr. and
recommending him to the chsritably dis
posed. BE will call on cur people, and it Ia
hoped that he will receive such assistance as
his condition deserves. He is machinist by
trade, and would like employment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

CANP-NEETISG.-AH Holiness camp meeting will be
held at Roseville Junction, commencing Saturday,
October g. 1885, to continue two weeks. 1t will be
under the direction of the Pacific Coast Holiness
Association. of which c.. Newton is President. The
grounds Will be the railroad depot in a pleas
ant shaded location where there is good water and
eoavenieuces. The association invites all who de-
sire to remain to bring their tents and states that
meals will be furnished upon the grounds for
TWENTY-FIVE cents TO such as wish such accommods-
ton. Several different speakers will take part in
conducting the meetings
OPES-AIR CONCERT. The First Artillery Band will
give an openair concert ut the Plaza this evening,
when the following programme of music will be
rendered March, " Nakokous !" overture Lust
spiel = waltz, " Georgia = selection, Elegante =
sehottische, " Dream of Beauty" sereuade,
i" Mamie" rnazourka, Lydia ,"fgalop, I" Through
the Surf ;" Home, Sweet Hone"
AUCTION To-MoRRow.-D. J. Simmons will sell at
auction tomorrow morning at half past 10 O'Clock,
on the promises, four houses on lot 8, corner OF
Fifth and streets. These houses can be removed
or remain on lot
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aORN.

Vernon, Suffer county, September 2o-wife of John
Dnnnigan, YoIo county, September lS-wi;e OF W.
Jones, son.
Near Blacks, Yolo county, September 15-Wife Of
L. Crane, q daughter.
Red Bluff, september 25-wiie of ]. Z. Endcott, a
daughter.
Near Bieber Lassen csunty, September S-Wfe OF
G. Babcock, Jr., son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

GRAND OPENING DAT.-The ladies of Sac
ramento and vicinity are invited by Mrs.
E. Kstzenstein to come and examine the
many novelties to be presented at her estab.
lishmeut, No. Cos J strset, Friday and Sat-
urdsy. September 2Ssh and % b. No special
csrd Of invitation win be issued, but Ill are
cordially invited to call.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

WoRKMEN, ATTENTION DO not care
lessly expose yourselves when for the small
outlay of 81 or So cents you can buy an all
wool Cardigan jacket at furnishing goods de-
partment of Red House.
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aARRiEu.

Sacramento September 26-By Rev 7. S. Dunn,
Daniel c. Rhoads TO Flora V. Dunbar, both OF
Sacramento.
Near Camp Independence, Inyo county, September
ls-C L. Meyers 20 Louise w. Fielder.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

"Ds. BENsoN's Celery and Chamouils
Pils cured my wife immediately of severe
neuralgia" B. NJ. Cocklin, ShspberdtowD.
Pa. 80 cents at druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

81 HAD epileptic fits for 10 years" writes
John Ksithiy, of Principio, Nd, Sasaar'-
tan Neruins cured me-" 81 % as Druggists
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

No NECESSITY to buy shoddy clothing
when you can get an Atwood Scotch tweed
pair of pants fer So 25; or pair Of genuine
Oregon cashmere pair Of pants for S4, at
clothing department of Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

THERE ARE just feE pairs OF these all
wool cashmere pants left at 50 70 and So so /;
they sse exceptionally goad values. Ask far
shem at clothing department Of Red House, :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

THOUSANDS saved from death by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
fIns free
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

Coon health, rosy eheeks aud beautiful
skin, ladies can get by using Browns Iron
Btu rs
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FoR purity, drynsss and exquisits bouquet
ECLIPSE Extra Day challenges the world.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEVaeURG & Lagos,

AToS. so, So AND "a FIEIH ST, SACRAMENTO
IN dealers 10 Produce and Brewers Supplies, Mar.
ufScturers Of Malt and ell kinds OF Meals Catrzsal
Cornmeal Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck.
whesf Flour, etc. New Brain Bags for sale Agents
for Buckeye Sfour Niil', ss5ysy'i.e. jsl7lp
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FUssaAL or S. S. MoSTAeUE.-The funeral Of the
ate S. 8 Montague, chief engineer of the Central
acific Railroad, will take place at II o'clock this
morning from his late residence, 1913 Fnoert
street, Oakland Quite number Of his friends IN
Sacramento viii be present.
PRISON DIRB-ToE APPoISIED.-c. Mason Kline,
Of San Freaeisco, was yesterday appointed State
Pri5on Director, vice Irving NJ. Scott, declined.
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DAUNSCH EIDIISM. BY A PRACTICAL
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WE 10 not forget the little oues, and With
ou- usual foresight have Just opened line OF
misses sleeveless knit jackets, Atwood, hand.
sonasly ts-psd. for 70 cent?. Also the
richest i ladies knit jackets ever shown
ia thin esfv, rnnging 10 price from 70 cents
to ga. Fancy goods department. OF Red