Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28

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serve. .Sherburn & Smith will sell a
their salesrooms, No. 1913 K street, between
Third and Fourth, at 1880 A. NJ. to-day, Il
close number of consignments furniture
carpets, stoves, crockery, glassware, TIN
ware groceries, dry goods, etc. Also, a To-
of millinery boxes, lawn-mower, ref1ger
ator. straw cutter ireproof safe, etc. Sale
positive; terms, cash.
extraordinarily Pi-kappas, mis-
sionary society composed of young ladies
and misses of the Congregational Church
which as q missionary work is sustaining
a Greek student at an American college il
| Turkey, gave very pleasing and success
ful entertainment at the church parlors
last evening. There was good attendance
| and the programme, consisting of literary
exercises, music, charades, etc. was rem.
dered in manner highly pleasing to the
audience and complimentary to those who
| took part in it. A booth for the sale of ar
! ucles, the handiwork of the members OF
the society, was maintained at one side OF
| the room. After the programme of exer-
cises had been concluded, the young ladies
entertained their audience with ice cream
and cake, and in social way, TO the enjoy
ment of all participants.
| THE SACRAMENTO TURNER'S. - Many
! friends of the Sacramento Turner's, who
| have been on an excursion to Los Angeles,
| assembled at the depot yesterday afternoon
| to welcome them on their return, but there
was no demand for the supply of welcome,
as none of the eXcursionists appeared 1t
is expected that many of them will get
back to-day In the contests of skill at
| Los Angeles, A. NJ. Campbell received the
ninth prize for gymnastics masters F.
| Ruhstaller and William Elmer, pupils,
prizes for swimming, and A. Alderman
| the third prize for rife shooting. About
| twenty of the Sacramento Turner's arrived
by the special train at II o'clock last night.
No SMALL-Pox AT PLAcERvILLE-A
resident of Placerville writes, under date of
| the 9th, TO the RECORD UNION: ALLOW
me to inform you that the reported case
of smallpox at or near this place. as men
| toned in Brief Notes yesterday has no
foundation, and there is no smallpox in
Ell Dorado county. Several persons here in
town have had the chicken-pox, and the
| report may have sprung from that fact. As
such reports can do us no good, YOU will
please correct it and oblige our citizens"
In this connection it may be stated that the
RECoRD-U UNIONS mention of the matter was
based upon letter received here from a
medical gentleman of Placerville.
A DELAYED ExPREssIoN.-R II. J.
Becker, of this city, who was at the East
when the ordinance for licensing houses of
ill-fame was under discussion recently
ard who found at his study upon his re-
turn the request from the RECORD UNION
for his expression upon the subject, in
tended for publication with other inter
views at the time, says that while too late
to comply with the request he desires his
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TO any such legalized liberty being given to
the lowest and worst class of evil-doers lin
the community, and favors their removal
from the community.
STAY OF PRocEEDINGs.-The Supreme
Court has granted an order in the case of
Meyer VS.. Brown Zone of the Sacramento
bond cases., staying proceedings until the
motion for a new trial has been determined
An endeavor will be made by the city's
attorneys to have the Supreme Court on
this motion consider the relevancy of the
question raised in the plea of intervention
now pending before Judge Mcfarland. but
if this should not be entertained il is con-
templated, in the event of denial of a new
trial to apply for a writ Of error and take
the case to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
GOING TO CHICAGO. The Democratic
Delegates and alternates to the National
Convention at Chicago who have not al
ready gone East will leave by this even
ings train. There will probably be some
thing in the way of demonstration at the
depot on the arrival of the train from San
Francisco at 7:05 p. NJ, as the Chairman of
the Democratic Central Committee has
issued an invitation TO the Democracy of
the city and county TO be present on the
occasion.
GET REGisTERED.-Votersw whose names
are not on the Great Register should bear
in mind that the County Clerk makes up
new register thirty days prior to election
day, in order that 1t may be printed Cor use
on that occasion, no one being entitled to
vote whose name is not on the printed re-
gister The election will be held Novem-
Der 4th. 1t is necessary that a party apply
ing to be registered shall have been resi-
dent of the county for ninety days.
OFFICERS ELEcTED-The Grand Order of
the Orient, a beneficiary Order met last
night and elected the following officers
Grand Orient H. Kellogg Grand Vice
Orient, j. Brissell Grand High Priest,
Geo. B. brennan Grand Vizier, F. j. Yer
don; Secretary and Treasurer, n Ham
Trustees-George w. Lorenzo, II. Kellogg
and n. Ham.
STATE BOARD OF EeUALIzATIoN.-A
meeting of the State Board of Equalization
will be held in this city July It'll Messrs.
Moreland and Wilcoxon have Just COM
pleted their trip TO the southern counties
and Messrs. Marley and Gildea are now
in Humboldt county, and will pass from
there through Mendocino and Lake
counties.
DIVORCE CAsEs.-Department One of the
Superior Court, Judge Armstrong did a
good business in the divorce line yesterday,
three DEGREES being granted. One was in
favor of Malinda Billiard, as against r. f.
b. Billiard; the second in favor of Kittie
Z. W. Barry, against Jerome Barry, and
the third Gus swanson against Lena Swan
son.
Police CoURT.-Business was VERY light
in this institution yesterday, there being
but two cases on the calendar. George
Kensell was convicted of misdemeanor
and fined $50 or sixty days......Ah Chin,
arrested for petit larceny, was discharged,
owing to the failure of the prosecuting wit
ness to appear.
RICHMOND GROVE. - AT this pleasant
place of resort entertainments will be given
this afternoon and evening, and also to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Among
the attractions lie the Australian Blondin, |
in his remarkable feats on the tight rope
OPENING THE Balls. Gottleib Super
visor from the Fourth Ward, opens the |
political ball in Sacramento county by an
nouncing himself as a candidate for the |
office Of Sheriff, subject TO the decision |
of the Republican County Convention.
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REoPESING or CITY LIBRARY.-The CITY |
Free Library, which has been closed during |
the past two weeks for repairs, will be re-
opened at 6 o'clock this evening.
FIVE thousand yards good calico, at |
cents per yard 500 pairs ladies' fine kid, |
worked button-hole shoes, for only 81 50, |
at the Farmers and Mechanics Store, 924 |
J street, opposite the Plaza
LADIES and children's fancy bordered |
cambric handkerchiefs, cents children's |