Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26

cast Tor the fTeSlueulidl IieStois at 'iiS i">'
election. The returns are in from all tn
counties excepting San Diego and DE
Norte. The Electors receiving the highes
and lowest vote are as follows:
Highest Blaine Elector, Reddick..............1009 IS
Highest Cleveland Elector, Kohler--..-...- 1913
Plurality for Reddick. II ~
Lowest Blaine Eleetor, ~
Lowest Cleveland Elector, Tinnin... sslu
Plurality for Hecht.-.. u 800
| Highest Butler Elector, Curry. 2,0I
Lowest Butler Elector, Merwin;.... ....:... LIZ
| Highest Prohibition Elector, Winchester Ivy
| Lowest Prohibition Elector, Bushnell 2,SA
Adding the unofficial returns from those
two counties to the Secretary of States
footings, gives Blaine 102,397, Cleveland
SO, 264, plurality for the former of 49, 33
| AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell
at II A. NJ to-day, on the premises, lot 2, III
the block between @ and K, Seventh and
Eighth streets, so by 100 feet, with a good
! house of seven rooms, bath room, closets
| summer kitchen and all modern improve
ments, together with choice shrubbery and
! fruit trees There will be an auction sale
| of watches, clocks, jewelry and silverware
on the 25th and 10Th insts., at P. NJ, at
entire stock must be sold, regardless of cost,
| before January .Sherburn Il Smith
will sell at 1870 A. NJ Friday next, at 121G
o street. all the household furniture, in
Guiding fine walnut-frame gold-and-g
rep parler set, center tables extension din
ing table, walnut and marble-top bedroom
set, tapestry and three-ply carpets, walnut
and marble-slab hat-tree, bookcase, secre-
tary dining chairs, Richmond range and
fixtures, kitchen furniture. etc.
His New BoND.-State Treasurer Jan
uary yesterday filed with the Governor his
new bond, with the following sureties: D.
H. CantrelI, r. S. Carey, NJ. Fay, Daniel
Brown, John Conran, j. w. Wilson, G. G..
Tyrrell, r. Oppenheim, Ben. Cohen, Geo.
0. Bates and c. Heisen. These gentlemen
represent an aggregate of $4,000 on the
bond. which, with the suretles remaining
on the old one, more than make up the
required amount.
PAYMENT OF WAGER.-The election
wager between Drum Major Knox and J.
s. Curtis, under which the defeated party
was to trundle wheelbarrow about town
under public gaze, is to be paid tomorrow,
when the procession will start from the
- T.
Seventh, and down K to Second, and
thence over the river bridge into Yolo. A
collection will be taken up during the trip
for the benefit of the orphans.
SUNDAY-ScHooL FEsTIvAL-The children
of ST. Paul's Sunday school held their ali
nual Thanksgiving festival at their church,
on Eighth street, last evening. 1t was
largely attended and, as usual with the
entertainments given at that church, very
interesting. The church was handsomely
and appropriately decorated for the occa-
sion. The services consisted of process
sional and occasional songs and the pre-
sentation of offerings.
OFFICERS Observation-Disclosures Lodge,
No. 49, X. of P, elected the following of
tigers for the ensuing term last evening:
Chancellor Commander, w. T. Bird Vice
Chancellor, Sam KatZenstein; Master-at
Arms, j. T. McManus Master of Finance,
f. H. Rivett; K of r. and s., w. B.
Rogers Master of Exchequer, G.. Il. Ell
dred Prelate, B. NJ. Dean; Director dong
term), George B. KatZenstein Post Chan
cellor, F. II. Keifer.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Kendall
company played the melodrama, Car
rots,' last night to a light house. The COM
pany, as to some of its members, appeared
to better advantage but did not present
Mr.. Kendall in as favorable light as that
in which he first appeared. Tonight the
romantic "Mignon," piece in which Rose
Coghlan made her greatest success.
SERIOUSLY HURT.-George Johnson, while
engaged in painting the exterior of a
church at Walnut Grove on Saturday last
fell from a high staging and sustained Il
compound fracture of the right leg below
the knee. He was brought to the County
Hospital, where the fractured limb was set
and the wounded man is doing as well as
could be expected.
ARREsTs-The following arrests were
made yesterday: r. Jordan, by officer Far
rem for petit larceny Oneta Polka, by of
ticers Rider and Farrell for exhibiting ;
Luke Pierce and Harry Lowe, by Chief
Jackson, for burglary; Stella De -Four, by
local officer Strader, for petit larceny John
Smith, by officers Rider and Wallace, for
being drunk.
NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL OFFIcERs.-
At a meeting of the Republican City Cen
trail Committee, held last evening at the
office of Judge w. H. Beatty, the following
nominations were made for School Direct
ors First Ward, w. NJ. Petrie: Second
Ward, Alonzp Conkling; Third Ward, c..
H. Stevens Fourth Ward, E. X. Alsip.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-On Monday evening
Sacramento Lodge, No. II, K. of p, elected
the following officers for the ensuing term ::
c. c., T. Schumacher; V. c., J. A. Carroll !;
Prelate, W. J. Fuller; NJ. A, r. z. n.
of E., H. Winters NJ of T., J. Domingos !;
Trustee, J. I. Keepers.
THE IRoQUoIs-A social club-the Iro-
quois-was organized in this city Sunday
evening and the following named officers
dent, A. Shwetzer; Secretary, II. Levi
son; Treasurer, J. Asher; Executive Com
mittee-M. Summerfeld, n. Stein and j.
Watson.
THE T1vo1.-Ben Cotton and family APP
pear again tonight in BLACK Diamonds"
the experiment of the repetition of which
testifies to the popularity of the Cotton
family.
VINO WILL BE THE LUCKY ONES ?-The
Neurotine Supply Company, 1410 Octavia
street, San Francisco, will, for the next
thirty days, send to any address free sam
pie of the great remedy, NEURoTISE, which
is, since its introduction into this country,
proving such boon in the cure of diseases.
Those whe are ailing should send their
name and address to the above company
and receive free sample of the remedy.
1t may cure you, regardless of the name or
nature of your disease.
SMYRNA, \. Y, March %, 1SS3-Gents
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public.
wouldn't sell mine, if | could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W. A.
Stephenson, S06 J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
CARD FROM Dr.. MAcLENNAN.-Until fur
ther notice my treatment OF the sick will
be limited to four days in each week-Mo on
day. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
| will not consult with anyone on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. J. d. MacLennan,
NJ. D., 919 | street, Sacramento. November
D, 1884.
We now have some excellent bargains in
ladies kid shoes, 81 IS, 81 % and 81 so;
misses kid shoes, ST %; odd lots in ladies
shoes, 10 cents, 81 and s.. Red House.
LADIES who use LePage's Liquid Glue
pronounce it the strongest adhesive for
mending all kinds of household articles,
Sold by all druggists, grocers, stationers,
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