Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-28

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SUNSET PARLoR.-The officers Of Sunset
PArlor, No. %, y. S. G. W, which was re-
Gently organized, were installed Saturday
evening at Changers Hall, as iollogs; Past
President, O. Z. Barnhaul; President, c. K.
Parsons: First Y. P, Frank +. johnson :;
Second V. P, a. J. johnson; Third V. P,
William Morgan, Jr.; Recording Secretary,
Il. !. Seymour Financial Secrs srv, Frank
Hickman: Treasurer, d .us!as Lindley {:
Marshal, Crawford J. Cox; Trustees-W. 4.
Stephenson, W. w Marvin, Jr, and j 4.
LsRue; Inside Sentinel, Lee Brown; Ous.
side Sentinel A. Muir. After the ins.slla-
ton the members aHd guests adjourned 90
Fetersou's Dining Parlors, where an elegant
banquet awaited them. After ell had been
seated, the y. 5. @. W. quartet. composed OF
Fred. hidd5r, Il. hohn, Joseph Wiaemsn and
Ed. Cohu, favored those present with q song.
the words Of which we're specially written for
tbs occasion. The following toasts were re-
spondsd 20 " Grand Parlor, by Vice-Prosi-
deut Steinbaoh, of San Francisco; The
Pioneers" by the President, Chaz. Parsons (:
" California Psc!or, No. l, by !. H. Grady.
of San Fraucsco who 'hen proposed toast
to Sunset P4rior, No. %, which was respond.
ed 30 by President Charles Parsons "Sacra-
mento PAr.0r, No. 3, by Charles Adding
ton; " Golden State, Lee Brown read a
response for Mr.. Shattuck who was unable
20 attend Pacific Parlor, BY MIR. Wlllar,
Of San Francisco; " Tee Press by !. NJ.
Hawkins and Vol. McClatchy; Native
Sons Golden West, by r. n. Devliu TIE
Ladies', by NJ. Williams, OF Modesto. Re-.
marks were also made by Messrs Decker
aud Lunsteaa, Of San Frauci-co, Frank ID.
Ryan and others. At parting, ths entire
company Joined in singing Aud Lalg
Syne.
The WEATHER The temperature, w'ni
sud weath=r as y NJ. on Saturday and yester-
day from t55 Signal Service reporter were ::
For Ta,oosa Island, yesterday, 40, EAST and
light raiu Olympia, 49, south and cloudy,
81 calm and cloudy; Portland, So, south
east and light rain, 397, north aud cloudy
Fort Candy, 4J', s3uJhesstSand light rain,
AZ, southeast and fair; Rosebnrg 46', south
west and threatening, AZ souh aud
cloudy; Rad Bluff, 45', south and
threatening, jl', south and cloudy {;
Sacramento, 49,, southeast snd cloudy, so,
south and cloudy Ssn Francisco, 81, south-
cost and threatening, 80, south and fair;
Los Angeles, So, southeast snd cloudy, So,
south and light rain San Diego, CO., south
west and fair, so, south and cloudy; salt
Lake Il, southeast and cloudy, 40o, south
east and threatening; Cheyenne, 3S', north.
west and clear, 36', southwest and clear ::
Denver, IS northeast and clear, 457, south
east ana clear; North Platte, 81 south and
clear, 80, west and clear; Omahs, So, south
and cloudy, 81 , south and light snow Yauk-
ton, So, southeast and cloudy, AZ, south.
west and clear.
TAKEN FOR PRIEST The Amador Sen
,iHe says &C. T. Jones is one of the counsel
engaged in the defense Of Ed. Neff. He was
standing in the theater Monday evening st
the Z.uloch entertainment, when Pin
garee came up snd shook hands with him.
The lawyer responded to the shake in list
less and somewhat surprised mauJer. In
about i've minutes Pirgsree came back and
repeated the shake, asking You from Sau
Arjreas - TO which the puzzled lawyer re-
pended No. From San Francisco NJ +;
| am from S.crameltO' Again shaking him
by the hand, Pingsree said Me good
Cstoiics, aud bowed himself away. A re.
porter explained to DIR, Jones that he had
been taken for . Catholic priest. Well,
well, that's good and a smile took the place
Of the p-zz.sd and disguised look. To those
who have seen Mr.. Jones the mistake viii
not seem unnatural, as his appearance Is ca
cuistel 60 .=a. "a stranger TO suppose him 8
disciple Of Lyola rather than Of Black
stone.
FATAL EEsrLr-The injuries received by
E. NJ Sksggs in consequence Of ais falling
down A.ght Of stairs st his residence,
Seventh AID X streets, last Tuesday night,
resulted fatally about 10 o'clock Saturday
morning, fe having been unconscious from
the time Of the accident. Mr.. SkaQgs vas
born in Warren county, Ken lucky, IS years
ago, and came t. Sacramento in 1851, since
when be hss lived here continuously. He
soon acquired considerable property, and was
well III until few years sgo, when fortune
turned with him and he lest quite heavily 10
various ways. lie was an ardent sduirlr OF
sporting matters ci al kinds, and bad many
friends throughout the State. The funeral
will take place a. 2 o'clock this afternoon
from his l--l.eLcs, Seventh and h strests.
SKATING CABSIyAL.-Ths skating carnival
Saturday evening at the Psvilio9, uotwith-
standing The heavy rain, was largely attend
ed The p-il.s were awarded as follows 4:
Best gent katsr, John Gray: second bsst
Ia. Hawiay; best lady skater, Mics Collier /;
second best, Mis- kjdier; best dressed gent,
Chss Smith; les. dressed lady, EIith Brad
10. d
Doherly best sustained character, lady Miss
Morrison; beat l.cai character, gent, Frank
Draslsr: beat boy skater, Ma ter Kay Sec
ond best, Master A. Crozier.
PoucE CorEr.-Iu the Police Court
Saturday. C. Kyle, alias To5ts, was found
guilty Of having been drunk, and sentsnc ID
to ten day in the city Jail. Ed O'Neil aud
Ed. Fee.y pleaded guilty Of having disturbed
the peace, aud were faed $40 or ten days
each in the county jail. The case OF Mrs.
Francis, fo- disturbing the peace, was dis
charged on payment OF costs. B. ScullioD,
arrested for battery upon bis wife. was dis
missed. Teal Roses case Of disturbing the
peace was dismissed on payment Of costs.
CITY FGNAYcz.- City Auditor Ed. II. Nc.
Kee makes the following statement: Re-
ceipts for the week ending Saturday Jan
nary 26.h: William L,ufkotter, cemetery
dues, SO; T. d. SERVER, water rates. ST..
1853 70; n. 4. Kjdder, harbor dues, $40
+. H. Mckee, rent. S25 w. A. Henry,
Police Court 6ces, sol 80 ; George A. Put
nam, city licenses. $9l6 So dog licenses,
81 so. Total 81. 22l So Total disburse.
rnents. S62S OG Total amount in city treas.
uyy, 1896 7S5 90.
FARMERS and mechanics, you can to-day
buy 1O-ouuce duck overalls FOR 80 cents, at
the Red House.
THE greatest scenic display ever seen in
Sacramento, at the Tivoli, Monday, January
29sh.
DAMANA Bitters regulate the stomach and
Is the best tonic.
Fop bsalth STRENGTH and yigor drink Dam.