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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-14
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Ser geitern Na6mittag abgebaltene
Snqueit iber bic 9ei9e Stanifortbs bot
bic TraSe: Db Morb Doer eelbifmorb
porltegt, nod. ai9t an entf6eioeu ber=
smo6t. ssMetbirgs 1T rta9 Sen Nuss
Der Ner5te ein GeIbfmorb faum
m6gli9, ba ieber Ser beioen ra1 BEN
&opfe geti1teten S1l5e bitrei1enb
geueien pdre. ben iungen Mann be-
finnungstos unb unfdbig gum Speiten
S6uB au maiden. s.u
Sgnacin @Orte5 iagt Golsenbes aus:
Staniforfb Bat felt 5 Sabrem in ibrem
pripatbauie geuobnt unb nit ibr gez
Iebt. Sic maren oerIobt uno beabfids
tigten it'd 80 b~eiratben. 6tanifortb
mar iii SIber gitp 81. &c., geueIen,
nm sst9 mad einem Telbe gum 0erbienff
unnaufebeEs &or bret Sager tDar er
5urlfgefebrt unb perlu9te @les, Ssgna>
eia sl. bepegen, nit ibfn 5u r%eile1, mo.
gegen lie ptotefirte. GtanifDrtb iagte
ibrt baB foettt ife fbn ni6t begleite, er
f6 6as 2eben nebmen tpiirbe. @abz
renb Der SeHntag Nadt berfebrte lie in
feinem 3imtner unb er tbeilte ibr felnen
feiten gnti1lnB nit, ieinem 2eben Elm
gnbe 81 MAIDEN. Sic belt oies Maes
fur SpaB uno f6er5te nit ibm. gnbs
LID berfligte ifie fi6 gesen Morgen in ibr
Gunner. 53anm bort angeIangt, fam
StanifDrtb, fe gu rufen. sic folgte
tbm abermals unb fab i'm nit benz He=
polper in Der 9anb. St iagte esebt
tuet6e i6 mid t6bten. SUI ~fuoIteif es
nidt giauben. Damn besann CT au
idieBen. Sic fprang anf i1n All, ur1=
fdlang ibn uno rief. I'm @ottesuillen
tbue bas ni9t; t6bte Bid ni6t. @r
feusrte bier e@ife auf fi6 ab; fe mar
Q ilberrai9t unb geblenbet, bab fe nidt
Aft gal, ME er fi6 bieielben beibrad=
te. Nls ct: l6Iutenb nufs .8ett a1riifs
ftel, t9idte lie ben i'm unteren Gtodtperf
trobnenoen Hegetiungen aus, einen
yoliuften berbei5urufen. Mls BoIisift
Wfartine3 eri6ien, Iebte Staniforth
nod, fpra6 aber, fein Wort. 8aIb baz
raul mar CT cine 2ei6e.
Wus ben 3eugenausiager, bic beute
Wtorgen abgegeben tuurben, lit baubts
fd6li6 bic zines SIR. MeGop, Der nabe
per Jgnaeia Gorte3 mobnt, berporau=
beben. Serielbe giebt an, baB er b6rte,
toie bret S6ilie mad chamber abaefeu.
EFT purben. Damn fab er bic gortea
unten por BEN 6aaie unb brei Weiuuten
fpdter aifo mad einem 3eitraum. in
tuel9em Tie 3eit bate ms obere Stods
inert aurid5ufebren, fiel Der bierte
SduB.
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Muerlef.

8efern ma6te Sobn Jrpb0ie
meftli6 bom @obernments 9epot mobnz
bait, einen m6rberii@en Nngrif auf
feline Grau NIT eiilem sroBen MeRer.
@lidlihermeife mar ibr 8ruber eSobn
@ipens inSsr Ndbe, Der benz brutalen
Manne bas Me1er entriB. Die erit
lett einem Sabre berbeiratbete Grau
febrte gu ibren @ltern auriid. Sic foa
bereits lett Monaten miBbanbelt tpors
ben iein; bod weigerte lie fi9, gegen
ibren Mann Nnflage gu erbeben.
Mebrere 9erren fanber ii6 in Ser
Office ber 2iterarD @l1ociatiott elm, UNI
iiber Die Nbbaltung zines 8olfsfetes gu
beratben. Man bef6loB, 5uerf Sub
fcriptionen gu fammeln unb 6ann tpei=
tere arrangements gu t%reffen. 8or
ouen Sitgen iolten iebph Bic Milia=
&ompagnien beg States eingelaben
tperben. Gum Sonb tpurben in stpei
Sdgen iiber $1,000 ge3ei6net.
= Wegen Maagel zines Quorums
fonnte getern feline Stabtratbfibunq
abgebalten perben. Man bertagte fi6
bis Sonneritag Na6mittag.
= Wdbrenb Der Na9t bonn IL. tuurs
be 5err @ei6eni6nl1r in 2eon Springs
bur6 bas 8elen Bet Sunbe aufgewedf.
Ils ct Dor bic Sbire trat unb bic
9unoe beBte, ipurbe Elm @9uB auf lin
abgefeuert. So er ni6t bepaHnet mar,
cling er Ing 9aus 5uriif. Nm nd9ifen
Mtorgen entoedte er stpei GuBipurerr, es
tparen alio atpei 9tebe bel ibm gepeien,
be i9on cine &OIe Genabrabt enttpett=
bet, bieieIbe aber tpieoer fallen selaHen
batten, UNI ben Mngrifen bet Sunbe gu
entgeben.
Sn Golge bes 8aues Ser Mranias
paB gifenbabn finb in &odport 2eute
aus n6rbli9en Counties beg Staates
eingetrOfen, bic bafelbt 9eimitdtten
iu9en.
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Eeras.

= Sic Nnaabl Der f9ulpfi9tigeu
Ginoer lit 6~enienisen Std6ten, bic ibre
S6ulen ielbit oerpalten, betrdgt 65,z
855 unb bic .3unabme gegen lebtes
Sabr 16 proaent.
= Gin 9anbagent in Wuitin, Der
erf fiirali6 beiratbete unD felt Der 3eit
biel 8elb braudte, befannte, odB er bic
Ibii6t sebabt babe, fi6 mebrere Sauz
ienb Dollar anaueigneu, bic inn ai1bers
traut tpurben. 9as Gomii1e ieines
8efenntniHes liegt BARN, baB bas be-
treffenOe' @elb ni9t mebr borbanber lit.
: 9as @igentbum BON @alpeiton
@ountD 1T auf $40. 952, 900 absei6dbt
mor6en, cine Nbnabme bon II Mliqios
1len gegen IeBtes Sabr. Der Mertb
.ber @ebdube unb @runbfiide in Der
StaSt @albeiton belduft fi9 auf $751;
71O,845.
= Bel &emp, &aufman @ountp,
buelirten fih Soiepb 9olt unb Sarnes
Prpor; neil ffe 1fb iiber cine @ei1dftsz
@ngelegenbeit ni6t einigen fonrtten.
prpor purbe babel erf9pfen.
= Sn Waco tpolten mebrere Yoli=
aiiten ben 6arbigen Sim Woobs perz
baften, Der li6 zines 9iebftabls f9uls
big gema9t bate. 3uert febte fi9
@ooos our Webr, bann madte ct Ell
men Glu@tberiu6, nobel ct einen S9uB
erbielt, Der i'm t0btli6 pertpunbete.
= Sie @ountD @ommiilioners bon
@albeiton gountp baden cine 8eIob=
1ur1g BON $500 auf bic embedding ber=
%ieniaen peripnen allsgeiebt, Die i'm leb=
ten Nopember Wablbetrug beriibten.
Ser Nr6iteft Giles unb ber Gors
traitor Sobn Song iinb in gl Pafo
tDegen Weineibs berbaftet tporben.
8eibe tperben bes S6pinoels beim
Gourtbausbau bei6uloigt.
= Sn Mc9ennan Gountp miro ndd=
items cine Nbitmnmung iiber bas 2ocal
Option 6eieb itattfinben, bas baielbf
eingefi3rt meroen foa.
= Gin iunger Mant1 Namens Sbo=
mos 9ufp begging in @alpeiton Selbfs
mor6 bur6 @ri9ieben aus unbetanttz
ten 8%rilnoen.
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We,te gNaaren.

l1nermiiblid in ieinem gifer, bas Bette gu
bieten, mas Der Warft Iiefert, bat Der befanate
S9u6banbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen Sorratb bon Damea- unb Rinber.
Sduben eingelest. Der allies iibertriHt, mas mir
bisber in oieier 8rande faben. 9ie banbse.
nabien S9ube finb BON elmer 2eidtisfeit unb
@lesana, UNI jeoen eGub, pODten fasen iebeS
SiBden, at 5ieren. @ir erfuden bic Damen,
fi9 bic neuen Baareu an5uieben unb fe iuerben
nit nrS abereinftimmen, bab Sas. Wartin iei.
men @uf, Der faibionable Sdubbdnbler ~uniersr
Stabt gu lein, aufre9t erbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-14
Sin unternebmenbes, suberldiiiges
SatS.

Man fam iid itets auf q. 9reib berlal
fen, nidt, allein, ba6 ct bas 8eite fibrt, legt er
i6 bic Gsentur bon ipoblbefamnten beipdbrten
Irtifeln, Die baS 8olt mag, gu unb erbalt ii6
baburd ben pbigen &uf. @r bat jebt bic Isen.
tur fir Sr. Sings gfeue @ntbeduns segen aus,
aebrung iibernomme,t uub b~erfauft bic Mebi3in,
neil ct peib. baB iie gut III. Sic furirt iebe
affection Der Seble, euase unb 8ruit. 4robe-
Glalden frei.
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9r. SpSdttfp.

Dieler @anie lit 70 befaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staateft, bab es faum notbig lit gu fasen,
ibae CT Der grfinber beS heriibmten Or. 8oianfo
9niten- nno eungen , Sbrup 1T, bas beIiebte
Solfsbeilmittel, mo INNER es befaunt 1T, fir
9ufen, g~rfaltunsen, Sdpinbfudt unb ale
aranfbeiten beS Salies unb Der 2unsen. Ireis
so gsnts unO $i.oo. gertauft bel s. aalt.
cher & @pn.
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SchOlz' Garten.
U u tin, Tera8.

Dieier, felt lanseu Sabren popuIare Ser.
%sniisunss> unb grboluligsOrt bietet burd biele
neue @inridtunsen unb 8erf60nerunssn ben
Ginippbnern bon Muitin unb 3ureifenben einen
ansenebnen aufentbalt. gS ptrb bas Beitre.
ben Der Wanaser feiu, ftetS bas gfeuete unb
8efe bon muiifalii9en uub Oramatii9en 8or-
trdsen benz 9ubfifum borsnflbren un6 in ieber
Sinidt baS 2otal 10 aa seffalten, um ben gn-
foroerun9em Der Beiuder seredt gu iperben.
User it6 im Greien bel einem fiblen Irunf er.
bolen uno erfriiden min, Der berse1e nidt
borauipreden.
LUESCHOW & BESSERER,
9,7,m6M Lessees.
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= pbotDgrapbien, tpelhe lit Gall

photographer, wel6e 1T 6 laz
8allerie, 413 Sf Soutonz
Strabe genommen peroen, finb in
ie6er 9inIi6t Dolfpmmen unb fDnner
riht iibertrohen perben. Wer cine
bor5igli6e p%botograpbie gu mdBi9em
Yreiie wiini6t, Dem empfeblen mir, mad
Galamaps @allerie 81 geben, unb ct
tpirb auftieoengeitelt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-14

Velvetine Powder" Diefe
4raparation nurOe auerf in Der preubilden
Mrmlee sesen berbribte unb ~srinbise Gibe, &c.
gen 6aS @unbreiten ober WnnbIaufen, ge9en
Rrifelbise unb ale Der lleberbibuns hes 8luteS
ent'prinsenOen Sautfranfbeiten %anseipanbt.
OILS Elm Yulber fir Ainoer itebt eS unibertrof.
fen ba. Yreis % Gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
gerfanf bel q. Dreib MIamo Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio.
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Cine Mnttpprt aetuiiuid,t.

8ahii itseab- Semanb einen Sal bon Nieren.
ODER 2eber-&ranfbeit b~rinsell, ben 6as electric
Bittsts lid)t fduea furirf? @ir fasem Mein,
eenn taufenbe bsn 8aaen iinb erpieienermaben
idon sebelt iporben. 8rigbts Diseaie Sarn.
fub, Sdpade ODER irgeno eiue anbere Oamii
beriuanote aranfbett fdnea gebeilt. electric
BitterS reinist bas &lut. reeullrt bic @inee-
iueibe ;uns tpirtt Direct auf ben leibenben Ibeil,
Seoe Glafde sarantirt. so Gents bic Glal9e
bel y. 9reib.
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Glue 8arte.
Office bes ct. 2eonarb 9oteI,
Waitt 0laaQ.
SON Wntnnin. Serns. Is

San Mntonio, Seras, 1884.
&eoafteur Der uGreien 8reie": Da
i9 beabii6tige, bas uSt. 2eonarb 9o=
tel" benz groben Publitum popular au
MAIDEN, mo- inn Der Comfort zines l..
&lafe 9otel gepdbrt tueroen fam,
babe ib meine Staten auf $3.50 unb 50
per Sag reeusirt. I'd rusrbe baber
erfreut fem, Sic unb Greunbe gu ieben
unb ibnen ale Nrfmertfamteiten gu
erpeifen. 81. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bonn Central 9otel, bat fi6 mir ai1o,
ciirt unb giebt unferen beuti6en &unben
in ibrer Mutteripra6e iebmebe Wusz
fuift.
Cars uno poffuti6en fabren an BET
Sbir borbei. Sbr %ergebener
Pbimas g. 2ounsberrp,
26, 9t4mm3M @igentbiimer.
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8uHiens Mrnica=Salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fir S6nitte,
Auetldunsen, @eldwire, 6ieber. uno Saut.
ausfdlas, 6Iedte, sefprunsene Sanoe, Groit.
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
mSrrboiben oSer feline 8eaablung. &6uiee
Classification earantirt ober baS @elb miro
suriiderftattet. 20 Gents bic SdadtsI BET 81.
9reib.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale Siut. une 9autftanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
f9limmfen Sale bon 8Iutperqiftuna bis sur
9eipobnli6en SHINE. COMMUNICATING auf
Der Eiitette. Sabrisirt BON Der alamo Mft'a
eompan1 uno gum @ertouf an @ieberperfdufer
uno an Yripaiperfunen bel u. 9reib San
Nntonio.
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= Gin Mann, Namens SuIe1tberger,
mobnbaft in Der Nolan StraBe, wurbe
beute 8ormittag 10 ubr bonn 5onnels
ltl6 betroHcn. Cine furae 3eit barna9
ltarb er. ST mar SO Sabre alt.
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Sin Yferb ~perlpre:,!

Wdbrenb Der gta6t BON 13. gum IA.
Suli 1T elm braunes pfero abbanoen
gefommen. @eger gelobnung ab3ugez
ben in sc. S6iebels Camp Darb, FOL
Meft Commerce. traBe. 14.t2m
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Dead Shot ecrep @orm Qini.
nient nirft de nno idnea. DieIes Ointment
tootet bic sBiiriner aussnbltdlid; bait NIieoen
ab nnb beilt Die 8unbe. SIN @aFer aufoeIoif
1T e elm ausge5eidnstes Seilmittel aeaen ireenS
pelte BnnbeH beim 8ieb. grcis SO Gents.
yraparirt nnb snm 8erfauf Bel u. Oreis.
Gan Gntonio. AaA 16.e tum
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5err Sobn 3abid bat lid am
Samitag abenb nit SRI. amafie 5du-
ipirtb permdblt. 9em Paare uniere
Graduation!
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2m bermietben.

SIN sneiten Studtperf BET n5reie
Yre1e" iinb mebrere 3immer 5a berz
mietben.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
FUN In THE FOG.
Yesterdays Game of Baseball at Agri.
cultural Park

Lovers of baseball in this CITY have been
compelled to enjoy it under difficulties
lately, owing to the adverse weather, but
they show their admiration of the game by
turning out in large numbers whenever
there is to be contest, no matter how de-
pressing the circumstances. Yesterdays
game at Agricultural Park, between two
picked mines, one composed mainly of San
Francisco players and the other of mem
bers OF the Ariel and Alta Clubs, reinforced
by the renowned battery, Morris and Car
roll, was played during the prevalence of a
iog, which rendered the weather exceed
lngiy unpleasant. Several hundred specta-
tors were present, and their efforts to keen
warm and enjoy themselves would have
relolced Mark Tapley's heart The cold
affected the players considerably, and sew
eral OF the errors committed were caused
by the stiffness of their hands. The game
was well played, but there was not much
excitement about it, though Donahue. Nee
gan, Flint and Carroll were warmly ap-
plauded for their heavy batting, and Nc
Laughlin, Robertson and Leonard for
spirited double play. Both batteries were
very strong, but Meegan and Hardie did
the best work. Now and again when Nor
ris got warmed up, his pitching-left-
handed was Tonderfully forcible, and
showed what he could do if occasion re-
CURED, but he did not exert himself except at
intervals. Many of the spectators, compar-
ing his general work with that of Sweeney
and others, inclined to the belief that
Sweeney had better command of the ball,
and was less apt to pitch wild Morris has
a very effective curve, which deceives even
the most experienced players. He assisted
Yesterday in fourteen put outs. Fisher
played strong at first base, and without an
error. Robertson, at second, was always
the right man in the right place. In the last
inning Mclaughlin, who had been playing
short stop, took Carroll's place behind the
bat, and delighted his friends by commence
ing with the catching of tip foul of
Levy's. subsequently, deceived by one of
Morris curves, he let a ball pass, but made
up tor it later by catching 'Renfro's foul.
The pitcher sent the balls in red hot, but
the general verdict was that Mclaughlin
would have no difficulty in holding him
after little practice together Carroll and
Hardie did some fine catching, the formers
running catch of a foul giving the lockers
on chance to warm their hands with
lively applause. He is Sacramento boy.
and many of his old friends were present to
renew their acquaintance with him. Fol
lowing Is the score of the game:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
News That's Not a Minute
Too Quick.

The following things make their first appearance
this morning There is just time paint embroider
them before the Holidays
Wooden Shovels full size 1t is intended that they
should be completely covered with plush-a aunty bow
the handle and some bit of work upon the spade
part. Of course, they pretty. shovel that 60
ing in your parlor ought to be pretty
Those who do not fancy the Shovels may like
Bate-ax. Same size.
Large Guitars, with gilded "necks," are another
novelty Small Clocks fit in the place where the
music comes from; ST 50 extra
Wood Keys, fifteen inches long and shaped like the
old brass pocket keys; 50 cents For Key Racks
Brass Banjos, with thermometers.
Crossed Battle-axes, of HOLLYWOOD To be painted
and fastened on the wall by ribbon.
Large Tambourines with light wood bands the
&c drum part covered with plush ST IS. We also have
them embroidered.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
N examination of applicants for Teachers
Certificates will be held on the 2sth Goth and
Goth instants by the County Board of Education
of Sacramento county. Said examination will
be held in the High School building corner
Ninth and NJ streets, and will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Sth instant, at 9 o. clock A. NJ.
CHARLES E. BISHOP,
d12-2w B. c. Superintendent OF Schools
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
DIED.

Sacramento, December 13-Elmore Merrill, ED
est child of Z. d. and Ena Love, a native of
Sacramento, year, months and IL DAYS
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento, December n-Muriel Ester, infant
daughter of Z. G. and Carrie Z. Aiken s
months and days
Sacramento, December 12-Emma, youngest
child of John A. and Emma A. Kelley, a ma
tive of Sacramento, l year, IL months and DC
days. (San Francisco papers please copy)
Sacramento, December 12-Warren g. only son
of Mary Z. and the late Warren Ackley, %
years 1 months and is days.
Washington, Yolo county, December 13-Thos
G. Hodgdon. % years. 9 months and Is days
Funeral notice hereafter.
Volcano Amador county, November 3Q-Ur
Meekly Allen, 81 years
Smiths Flat FL Dorado county December s.
Mrs. L. NJ. J. Bradshaw, ii years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

Earned runS-Arlels, ,. Three-base hits
Donahue and Meegan Two-base hits-Flint
Struck out-By Morris, 5; by Meegan, 3. Left on
bases-Ariels, 2; Picked Nine, 6. Double play
Mclaughlin: Robertson and Leonard. Passed
balls-CarroI, 3; Hardie, 2; Mclaughlin, /.
Wild pitches-Morris, 8. Umpire-H. C. Chip
man: scorer-W. H. Young. Time hour and
80 minutes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

THE Silver Stars" will give an enter
tainment for Calvary Church at Turner
Hal on Friday evening, December 18th
There will be a military drill, for which the
young ladies have been in training. Also.
statuary, tableaux, music, Dame History's
Peep-show, etc. Admission, % cents !;
children, 10 cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
MARRIED..

FIFTY-CENT shell toilet boxes for 25 cents
to close at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

For the celebrated Peoria Pottery, at
Hobby, Smith & Young, AS street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday Jane Stat
ford, by citizen Gainsbury for being drunk;
Charley Tong Get, by officer Frazee, for
mons. by officer Frazee, for petty larceny ::
Dan Fay, by officer Sullivan, for burglary.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

Volcano, Amador county, December S-Orsini
Tam to Giovanetti Beroni
Near Pleasant Valley, FL Dorado county, Decem.
Der 1-George E. Foster to Mary C. Miller
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
BORN.

Sacramento, December 4-Wife of Thos. H.
Berry. a son.
Sacramento, December 6-Wife of A. f. Hur-
rel, son.
Washington, Yolo county, December 13-Wife of
Charles Newton, daughter.
Jackson, Amador county, November 22-Wife OF
William Holder son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

SPECIAL value in boots and Shoes A large
invoice to close out. There will be plenty
TO last a week. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

LADIES should not fail to visit the sale of
uIaerwear commencing this morning See
ial list in new advertisement. Red
house.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14

IF you desire bargains in fine china and
glassware, cali at Hobby, Smith & Young,
4l5 street.
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USEFUL Christmas presents in large va
riety, china cups and saucers, etc. Red
House
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Some Cute CAPS.

French Baby Caps of plush, with full rl of lace
around the face, bow and strings 81 So Can be fur
nished in light blue, cardinal garnet navy or cream
Plush Bonnets for little girls from to years DID, ST.
81 So S. So So Velvet Bonnets IS cents up.
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FoR sewer and chimney pipe, at Hobby
Smith & Young, As street.
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LARGE size silk brocaded handkerchief:
Tor SO cents, at Red House.
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TODAY, at o'clock, we shall close out all
of our shell toilet boxes for % cents each,
price formerly being 80 cents. Red House. .
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CONSULT our advertisement to-day. Red
House.
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CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-At this house
tonight Miss Grace Hawthorne will COM
mence weeks engagement, supported by
w. f. Clifton and company of fourteen
people. Miss Hawthorne comes direct
from the Baldwin Theater, San Francisco.
to which she will return after this engage
ment. She is credited with being an
emotional actress of great power and a
dramatic artist of high culture. This is to
be said for Miss Hawthorne, that she came
to her position as star by the legitimate
route. She was seven years-from early
girlhood-a member of prominent stock
company, playing all the usual round
OF the drama, in which she made
her progress by regular steps,
appearing year ago as a star for the first
time in st. Louis, since which time she has
had great success. Her repertoire embraces
Camille" "Queena," Frou Frou."
Adrienne lie Couvreur," and such pieces
Tonight she will appear in the g New Ca
mile, by which is meant that she does
not follow the version used by Clara Nor
RS, and that was made familiar to the pub
lie by Matilda Heron and her colleagues,
and contrary, she adopts French version
as played by Bernhard. This differs some
what IN text and materially in stage bust
ness, and, it is claimed, preserves the uni
ties and better illustrates the theme of the
novel: She is under the management of
W. W. Kelly, who was last here with the
Charlotte Thompson company some years
ago. The prices of admission are to remain
as established by the Clunie management
% and % cents. 1t is requested that it be
announced that the bad habit that has
grown upon the Clunie Opera House of
sending the curtain up all the way from
twenty minutes to half an hour after eight
Will be broken up during Miss Hawthorne's
engagement, and that o'clock means s
O'Clock by Mr.. Kelly. We shall watch with
some interest and see if he is as good as
his word
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Goheen, the
mesmerist, had rousing house last night.
and performed much the same as on the
previous Sunday evening with some addi-
tons and notifications. The "rigor and
flesh sewing acts were repeated. 1t is I'M
fortunate for Goheen's effort to inspire pub
lie confidence that he was evidently com
PEELED to use the same subjects in all the
chief teats that he did on the first night.
This raises the suspicion of trickery. but
the excuse is given that such feats can only
be performed with the most susceptible
subjects.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday Jane Stat
ford, by citizen Gainsbury, for being drunk;
Charley Tong Get hy officer L9rozoo Co.