Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-28

| tee of Arrangements, Captain F. Hebron,
Lieutenant II. Postel Sergeant /. Ziegler,
Lieutenant L. Schumacher, Sergeant X.
Reuter-, Corporal E. Mathauer
AUCTION ALEs.-There will be an auction
sale of watches, clocks, jewelry and silver
ware this andto-morrow evenings, at 7 P NJ,
at the store of C. SaIadin, 81 street The
entire stock must be sold, regardless of cost
before January 1st.......Sherburn & Smith
will sell at 1880 a. n. to-day, at 1916
o street all the household furniture in
Guiding fine walnut-frame gold-and-green
rep parler set, center tables, extension din
ing table, walnut and marble-top bed
set, tapestry and three-ply carpets, walnut
and marblt-slab hat-tree, bookcase, Secre-
tary, dining chairs, Richmond range and
fixtures, kitchen furniture, etc.. Bell &
Co. viii sell at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, at their
salesroom, Eighth and X streets, an elegant
piano, of late style and fine tone, together
with cover and stool; fine bed lounge, Jew
etts' Queen refrigerator, French kitchen ia
bic, flour and meal chest combined, parlor
stoves, tables, chairs, ranges, shelving,
counter, etc.....1he same firm will sell to-
morrow evening, at their salesroOm, with
out reserve, two fine steel engravings, in
handsome frameS-'A Roman Senator's
Home and - a Grecian Street Scene :"
also, other choice engrayings. They will
likewise sell three frames OF moss and shell
work, interesting books by well-known
authors, and an illustrated family Bible
The cngrayings and books are now on eX-
hibition IL the show window.
MORE MONEY FOR THE ORPHANs.-Yes
terday afternoon, in accordance with an
agreement made previous to the election
D. w. Knox gave ]. 5. Curtis a wheelbar-
row ride. Mr.. Knox is drum major of the
First Artillery band; and as a compliment
to him both the Artillery and Hussar bands
turned out and furnished music for the
occasion. A gentleman who played on a
bagpipe also assisted. The procession left
the passenger depot at half-past .. The
line of march was down Second to J, to
Seventh ,..to X, to Second, to the town of
Washington. The little son of
Hon. w. c. Van Fleet, gaiy rugged
out in national cOlors, and mounted on
adiminutive Shetland pony, was given the
post of honor. Judge W. a. Henry, Dr.
w. w. Light and John T. Grii1ittS acted as
q Committee on Solicitations They re-
ceved $94, which will be given to the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum. \ large number
of people formed in line. and before the
procession was over at least 200 people were
marching in the wake of the Republican
who was wheeling his Democratic friend
Messrs. Curtis and Knox made speeches at
intervals at different points along the line
Of march.
AUCTION SALE OF LAND.-There will be
sold at auction, at II NJ. tomorrow at Will
lows, Colusa county, rain or shine, $4,000
acres Of choice farming and wheat lands,
on credit and easy terms of payment. The
land has been cropped TO wheat, and 1000
acres of il raised this year 10000 bushels.
Ii will be offered in tracts of 100 or more
acres, and one stock range OF 5000 acres.
There are four towns on the land-Willow,
Iogandale. Delavan and Norman-and a
railroad runs through it, Part is in sum-
mer-fallow and part in volunteer. This
land has been subdivided into small
tracts for the express purpose of attracting
immigration, and actual settlers will find
the sale 1are opportunity to purchase a
home at from IS to $25 per acre. The terms
are one third cash +; balance in one and
two years, at II per cent. interest.
THANKSGIVING DAY IN JAGL--Thursday
at the county Jail was probably as much
enjoyed by the inmates as by those who
have their freedom. Sheriff Estill donated
goodly number of the fcathery tribe,
County Treasurer Kuchler any guam
tty Of pies and cakes, and A. Coolot earned
the deepest regards of all by presenting
| each prisoner with a pipe and package OF
| tobacco. There are very few emotions that
would prompt person behind iron bars TO
return thanks, but when confronted with
| the feeling that he is not entirely forgotten,
! the aspect makes him feel at least grateful.
| Jailers Newbert and Orn also came in for a
good share of thankfulness by reason OF
their efforts in making the day pass as
agreeably as possible to the prisoners.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Kendall
troupe, at the theater last evening, PLAYED
the romantic California drama. "M'liss. y
Tonight the company will present the
comedy My Awful Dad Prices have
been reduced to 80 and 25 cents, without
| extra charge for reserved seats.