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For some reason, all the persons whose legs
were broken by the fall Of the floor in the
town hall at East Prospect, Pa, on Christmas
evening were women Are the bones Of the
female biped SO much more fragile than those
Of the male? Or is the drapery Of the feminine
figure 50 calculated to cramp the .wearer's
movements a. to prevent her escaping from the
consequences Of such an ACCIDENT Or was it
merely . coincidence, after all?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-27

We We CoRNwELL o. SoNA
GOODS FOB NEW YKAR'G
IAxEsst Stock Of The following brands
cHA1rPAaNHs
This ssds of New York ss New York prices:
q. Il. MUM / co.
PoMlGERY / oRENo
RurNART. PKRE b rnA
vEuvE c1Icouor roNsARDrS.
GEIsLER co.
ROYAL BERroN SEQ.
LOUIS RoEDERER.
PKKRIER JouET / Co.
ERNEST TROY.
PIPER HEIDsIEoK SEQ"
HE1Ds1EcK co. DRY MoxopoLE. EXTRA
BoUcHE SEC,
MoET cHANDoN "wHITE SEAL"
DELDEcK / 90.
JULES MUMM aGRAND SEQ"
HENRI ABEDE RuBY ROYAL "sEc."
GEO aoUDET EXTRA DRY.
THEoPHILE ROEDRRER CO.,
DUMMY CO..
FELIX JAcoU1N PRIVATE CLUB
GOLD LACK,
COOKS IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY tsT LOUIS.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CALIFORNIAN.
GREAT WESTERN EXTRA DRY pLEAsANT
N.Y.
GOLD SEAL EXTRA DRY CURBANA. N. ~.
PRIDE OF THE VINE tcALIFoRNIA).
OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
ST. CRoIx AND JAMAICA RUNS.
MEDFoRD AND NEW ENGLAND BUNS.
OLD SOUTH SIDE MADEIRA,
OLD LONDON DOCK PORT.
OTARD AND HENNEssY BRANpIEs,
sHERRIEs. WHISTLES. GINS, ETC,
CRUISE / Fills FREREs',
BRANDENBURa FREREs.
BARTON aUEsTIER's.
AND OWN IMPORTATION AND BorTLINa
CLARETs AND WHITE WINES,
LoUEURs. CoRDIALs, ETC,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CHEESE.
MALAGA GRAPES,
FLORIDA ORANGES.
MANDARINs.
TANaERINs
LADY APPLES,
ITALIAN CHEsTNUTs, ETC.
Nos. 1412. 14lA, AND 141s PENN AVE
d2o-et
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The entry Of Messrs. Lodge, Farquhar and
Bayne In the race for the Speakership Of the
Fifty-hrst Congress win add to the interest of
the contest, but rather disturb the present
equanimity Of the well-groomed competitors
already on the ground and waiting for the sig
nal. At the rate at which candidates are now
coming forward, the event, by the time IL ID
reached, threatens to be free-for-an and
Ro-as-you-please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-27

Governor Hill has ordered an extraordinary
session Of the court Of oyer and terminer for
the trial Of the Doodle aldermen in New York
city. Judged by the succession Of disgraceful
hxzles for the last twelve months, It viii be q
very extraordinary session indeed IL any of the
accused are convicted.
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Luvrn1rs Foa Tn NV YrAR

II II . mistaksn idss thas you
must havs your IivsEiss nads 70 Or
der 10 insure correct cut end psrfect
ft In ths sashdonasas shades. We
guarantees 10 shov yuu al ths latsst
fabrics In the elegant colorinss tAst
society dsmsnds-ready-m made. THEY
WILL FIT WE KNOW. They srs
really custom-mads sarments-slsb-
or.tsly trimmed-in fsct they sre
sctusl reproductions q The West Of
London Pistes-the highest type Of
FOR artistic conception. Lveries for the
INDOOR carriage. L,veries for the houss-no.
AND one or two Of style, but fun and
OUTDOOR complete Line Of esch.
SERVICE. II you really prefer custom
work We are prepared with n sle-
CANT line Of fsbrics-the texture and
shades Of which are superb. In the
making up Of these you can make
known any peculiar idea you want
preserved, and our cutters-psers In
their PROFESSIONALLY follow your in
struction to the letter.
Our prices for al this-The ready
made Liveries arc marked on OUR
basis-which You know to b the low
est FIGURE AT WHICH HoNoRA-
BILE GOODS CAN BE RETAILED.
The custom work IL asgood - can be
produced in this country. and we
don't charge you any fancy prices.
THIS s1375 SUIT SALE.
It's still prosressins. The bargains
are being rapidly snapped mp. We've
made some great reduction sales in
this city since we've been In business,
OUR but they all pale before the radi.
GREAT ance Of this one.
SUIT Just stop and think for moment:
SALE Suits for Men and Youths that we've
been sailing at s24. e23, s22. eco.
and els. and were THEN SEVERAL
DOLLARS CHEAPER THAN THE
SAME CLASS OF GOODS
WERE PROCURABLE ELSE
wHERE-Now OFFERED TO
YOU IN COMPLETE LINES OF
NOTHING BUT THE MOST FASH
IoNABLE FABRICS AND STYLES
AT s1375 PER SUIT.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
rFITTERs. WHO OFFER YOU UNPARALLELED
OPPORTUNITIES.
EvENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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Continued below.)

EVENING Gloves.
Every pair warranted. Tried on at our risk by ex-
perts. The new eored fingers enables the wearing of
size smaller than usual. Undressed Kid Mouseoue
taires in delicate shades Of ans awn also black and
white.
Il 10 20 20
ELECTROMAGNETIC S2.75 $500 &475
shoulder-length Silk Mitts, s225; elbow-iengths,
e1.9S.
rE-Evening Slippers to match Silk Hose ready-made
and to order.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(COntinued bolo
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E1pHoszo Youses CoxpAsrs
WEDNESDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
of patronage bestowed during christmas week"
we come to-day with DETERMINATION to recipro-
cate far possible by Offering bargains that will
enable you to reduce the expense Of your New Years
Table in great degree
For instance, you will want real nice boiled Ham.
We offer SPECIAL LOT both of our CELEBRATED
SONS and the price up to January will be CENTS
A POUND REDUCTION. OUR GENUINE MAND-
HELINa JAVA COFFEE at Q REDUCTION OF
CENTS A POUND.
Kennedys Fruit Cake will be retailed at less than
the manufacturers usual price to dealers.
wEIsBADEN PRESERVES.
BLOOD PEACHES. WHITE STRAWBERRIES,
RED STRAWBERRIES WHITE CHERRIES
RED CHERRIES, APRIcoTs, &C.
AT 69c. A JAR OR $3.50 A DOZEN.
PLUM PUDDINa.-we are also retailing these goods
at wholesale rates.
PRESERVED GINGER-You will remember that
lew oays since we announced the arrival OF An
ENORMOUS STOCK of these goods, on which are
put very low price. They nearly gone already.
but to clean them up at once have again cut the
price follows: 19c, 3Sc. and SOC. for the three
sizes.
FLORIDA ORANGEs-Beautisuls tem-cut fruit direct
from the grove.
NUTs-A full assortment; quality the finest that
money can buy.
o ArayNc ryoasx x.A,. .,-.x~-. -.
ties for cooking; prices reasonable.
NEW ALMOND MEATS, WALNUT MEATS,
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES, &C., &C., &C.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
d10-3m 42S Ninth street northwest
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For OvERpRrssEs.

FoR OvERpREssrs.
Russian Nets in shades to match Dress Goods.
At $l35 yard SILK Gauzes with silver threads
These are 4s inches wide and come in Black, White
and colors.
From 81 to 81. 6s yard Brussels Nets, plain, ne-
ured, dotted striped. New and beautiful effects I'm
colorings and designs. N yards wide
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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Vrcroa f. Aprrn

cTok Ls ADLER
rs THE Gus
sodisn Of the public hsrpsness ana ne rrcro..s ,.,
s-S snsu have GOOD time n he can help them
.o1 A>pecially those that have hard time uo-a "a
tne year wnl And him laying for them n you an. -.
70 SUIT danAcult 70 s.rsfy,
You
ARE THE Gus
sona - are amer. Wen suit you please Won. ssssrrv
You make you harry What nor, a. -. 80 :,
you WANT 70 Know whether ne ARE .hl, a. -, =.
Soro- whether We can bach al our br.r Win .o.s -
soienaoas performances. Why.
ASK ANY OLD Gus
toner OF ours and vel stand by M. ,e~tir,orx
tnst Won't keep his word that eces bach On A,.
pr0misea' That tries 10 work w snap
HE ISN'T
WORTH Gus
pidore or any other cheap ana nasty srt,c,. v..
Get move on you and come 20
VICTOR y. ADLRR,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE =.
s27 and s2s 7th st. NV corner Nass.chu.,s,.
Strictly One Price.
Open evenings TIL Q until sitter the Holiday. SAT.
d2s
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FoR EVENING Wear
The PALAIS ROYAL requests your presence to the
exhibition Of the latest imported novelties for evening
While the matter of cost may not be an object
with many Of our patrons cannot refrain from stat
ing that the Palas Royals strictly cash system enables
the Of prices otherwise impossible We add
also Sale prices quoted during this
exhibition.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
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ZINE OLD RYE WHISKY, GUARANTEED OVER
SIX years old. reduced from 75c. 70 Soc per pint
half pints, 25c. KOLB PHARMACY,
d27-3t eth and sta.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
- OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS AND MUFFS
In Any Color Desired
LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
New and Beautiful
WILLETT RUOFF,
d27-10t Hatters and Furriers, 9O5 Penns ava
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SURPRISE for your Wife, Mother. Sister or Friend
Ono Of our ELEGANT NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINES. II you have old one We viii take IL In
part payment for the NEW HOME.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE on all Of our Imported
Hand-painted and Embroidered Novelties.
10per cent discount on our fine Mouchoir Handker-
chief Gases. Superb me Stamped and Embroidered
Linens. 10 per cent discount
A few more Baskets lat ct 20 par cent Of our low
prices marked on Basksts 10 close them out.
oPPRNHKMRRS
Decorative Ait Rooms and Sole Agents for the light
running NEW HOME Sowing Machines
d1-so3m GA Oh II NV
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LIvERIEs
FOR
INDOOR
AND
OUTDOOR
SERVICE.
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Continued below.)
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
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SOCIAL AND PERSON NAL.

DR.. J. I. Martin and wife, of Woodland, are in
the city.
Mrs. Fred Kolliker has returned from a visit
to Santa Ross.
W.P Mathews, Assemblyman from Tehama.
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Drew is lying dangerously i'll al
her residence, No 15l5 street.
Department President smedley and Trea
urer Anderson, of the ladies of the G. A. X, are
in the city.
J. ]. Tobiu, State Labor Commissioner, came
up from San Francisco yesterday morning and
returned 10 the afternoon.
Last evening, the 18th birthday anniversary
OF the twin brothers, Max and Hugo Hornlein
proprietors of the Central Hotel, was celebrated
in happy and pleasing manner at their resi-
denee by their numerous friends. Ii was gen.
uine surprise panty, and with fine music and
abundance of refreshments, the occasion was
rendered enc of compliment to the recipients
and happy cheer TO all present.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday,
f. II. Bouitell, Syracuse; Mrs. William Earle
Miss Earle, Chico; Willis Hall, Portland; Mrs
W. II. Jordan, MIS-. W. A. Washburn and daugh-
ter Oakland; S. B. Murd0ck, Colusa; s. NJ. Vre.
denberg, Boston; Birch Rhodus, st. Louis; W
K Bentley, Chicago: ]. K Firth, E. Detrick, Jr.
VIII B. Corwin, j. Furnkaul, ". A. Goodyear
w. II. Roden, John Wolf f Savage, J. II. Rose
wald, Clark K. ". Reynolds, II. J. Levy, G. Z.
Greghinder, H. Jay Rider and wife, San Fran.
cisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: o. n.
Coglan, Amador City; Louis Scheber, city; ] II.
Bryan, Courtland; Lee Todd, city; Charles
Quinn, p f. Quinn. Portland; Z. K. Smart, J.
H. smart, ,Towles, Cal c. c; Jarvis, lone City ].
N. Stephenson, Franklin; George Ohlyer, Sutter
county; A. NJ Mccoy, Red Bluff; T. B. Hull.
Sutter county; George W. Bruekner. Monroe,
Mich; J. ". oConnor, A. c. Harrett San Fran
cisco; Willism p. Mathews, Tehama George
Sutherland, lone; FL. Hayes, Oakland; r. T.
Huggins, Clarksburg: d. Duncan, Dutch Flat;
Charles Harley, san Francisco; A. Baker, 7. j.
i'm h
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
NIcNeill Club Concert.


large and appreciative audience at
tended the last of the concerts of the Nc
Neill Clubs first season of twelve months
last night. 1t was very pleasing concert
throughout, and was an improvement
especially in the varied character of the
programme. The club was not musically
so strong as in previous concerts but it
sang with improved taste, and its general
performance was smoother and more salts
factory. There was no attempt for an ef-
feet Of unity in the programme or alliance
between the themes it thus addressed a
large number of tastes, and gave the
club opportunity TO prove the breadth of
its capacity. The society sang Gomez's
Martial Hymn Loves Greeting" by
Appel with e. Bruner sustaining the bari
tone solo; Buck S arrangement of the Scotch
song Annie Laurie" which it was induced
by deserved applause TO repeat; "Estudiau-
tint (students' song; the glee DIR st.
Pau" and sustained the chorus part ad-
nirably in the "Miserere,' y from II Trova-
tore" In this number Mrs. DIR. Brune
sang the part Of Le0nora and J. Cook that
Of Maurice. In the duet from the same,
Mr.. kinross sang the part of Count Di
Luna TO the Leonora of Mrs Brune. The
lady, whose method is familiar to the pub
lie, was warmly applauded and compli-
mented with number of beautiful floral
gifts. Mr.. Cook acquitted himself with
credit in the difficult tenor solo of the
scene and Mr.. kinross, in the duet, sang
with feeling and oldtime impressiveness.
Miss Gertie Carley was very successful in
her rendition of the "Staccato Polka"
showing decided Improvement and gain in
strength and control of tremolo tendency
OF her vocal organs. She so well pleased
the 10
pieces sent TO the stage for her were sup
plemented by hearty encore, in response
to which she sang with very much of
dramatic effect Pontex's charming little
English song Tit for Tat Miss Amelia
BOIL was warmly applauded for her effec-
tive piano solo, in two parts, the serenade
from Don Pasquale" and Home, Sweet
Home" for the left hand, Wehli's arrange
ment. In response to q hearty encore,
contemporary with flower pieces being sent
forward to her, she gave a third choice
| selection. Miss BOIL and Mrs. c. A. Neale
played piano duet on two gfands, Govias
| March Triumphale.h 1t was d vigorous
and well-delivered number, and won a re-
call of the performers, who were compli-
| mented by floral offerings sent up IN
| questionably the most prominent number
of the programme, and that moved upon a
higher musical plane, were the two filled
| by j. H. RoseWald, the violinist, who played
Souvenir de Haydn" by Leonard, and
'Fantasie du Salon." by Vieuxtemps. For
both he was encored, and responded with
additional selections. His mastery OF the
instrument is unquestioned. He is fin
ished artist of fine taste, and delicacy, yet
:irmness, of execution. Mr.. Rosewalds ac
companist was G. w. Reynolds, of San
Francisco, one of the most accomplished
accompanies who has ever appeared here.
| w. H. Kinross, by whom the club has for
year been drilled, was director of the
evening, and Miss Amelia Bohl accompau-
ist. The club contemplates a second sea-
| son, 10 begin in February.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13

Wheatland, San Bernardino, Tulsre, New
castle and other localities.
Pneumonia prevails to great extent
throughout the State. The large rainfall,
with cold fogs, seems TO have increased the
frequency of attacks. This was particularly
noticed in the valleys and coast counties,
as well as above the snow line. 1t is men
toned in reports from Sisson, North Bloom
Truckee, Forest Hill, Nevada City, Igo,
Watsonville, Salinas City, San Bernardino,
Ventura, Elsinore, Merced, Lodi, Napa,
Lockeford, Fresno. Auburn, Sacramento,
San Francisco and Jolon.
Bronchitis likewise prevails to a great
extent throughout the State, and fortunately
in those places where pneumonia is rife the
type appears to be mild and not attended
by any unusual mortality, except among
the aged and feeble.
Influenza is also universal. but of mild
type.
Smallpox is still threatening our State
with an epidemic and if the missing factor
in the cause that determines its diffusion
were present, we have plenty of the mater
| ial on hand to produce that result. In San
Francisco during the month there were
thirteen cases reported, one coming here
from Illinois; two came from New Mexico,
and one from Nevada, the source of supply
being quite diffused. In Santa Rosa, DR..
r P Smith writes they had four cases on a
farm two miles south of the city. The first
case came from Oakland. Eleven persons
were exposed in the house; three children
unyaccinated. They were vaccinate6 forty
eight hours ahead of the incubative period
OF smallpox, and all escaped with the very
mildest attack of varioloid. None of those
exposed but vaccinated took the disease.
In Merced five cases of smallpox were re.
Cd i ..
mild. Quarantine measures being insti-
tuted, it is hoped the disease will not spread,
as vaccination of all unprotected persons
was at once begun, and will be Kept up
until each one availing himself of the
opportunity is protected.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
FIfty-five Dollars.

Chief of Police Lee yesterday received a
letter from H. H Benedict, Chief of Police
of Los Angeles, nolo.ing two forged checks
tor $50 each, one drawn to the order of the
Southwestern and Dressed Beef Company,
and signed Peter Stone, and the other to
the order of A Hamburger & Sons, and
signed Orr & Sutch. The checks were in
the handwriting of the clever forger who
swindled the cashiers of the Huntington.
Hopkins Company, Baker & Hamilton and
the Red House last week. They We're sent
here to ascertain if the handwriting was
the same. Chief Benedict was under the
impression that the forger was in custody
here, which is not the case. He is proba-
bly, working the $50 game in some other
city by this time. Each of the checks SO
far heard from was for the same amount.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Wants a Deed.

Cornelia Joseph has commenced an
action in the Superior Court against Emma
J. Tozer to compel her 10 execute a deed to
q portion of lot FIVE in the block bounded
by J and X, Fifth and Sixth streets, in
this city, in accordance with contract al
legged 10 have been entered into between
the parties in the month of November,
1883. The complaint alleges that the pur-
chase price was IS, ,205: that defendant ac-
cepted S125 on account of said contract and
that plaintiff has since rendered the full
sum of $500, and that defendant refuses
IN expcufa tho decd
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Suit On a Wager.

A. G. Smith has commenced an action in
the Superior Court against E. G. Blessing
TO recover $500 and costs. The complaint
alleges that on or about the 25th Of Octc-
ber 1883. plaintiff deposited with the de-
fendant $500 in gold coin, as stakeholder,
as bet or wager, on horse race which
was about TO be run between Barney G. and
Bodie, ST ics-icultural Park; that thereafter,
and before was determined whether said
sum of $500 was lost or won by the plain
tiff, he notified the defendant in writing not
to pay the $500 to any other person, and then
and there, before ssi wager was deter
mined and before Il said sum was won or
lost by any person, b, Il laintiff, de-
manded of the d fen6s1 tl;tle { refund to
him the $500; that tbs defendant, well
knowing tie PREMISES, refused and still
refuses to deliytI tie sale s5t, plaintiff;
wherefoi he asl iud9n {. iOs50o and
costs of ,Iit
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Green and Able.

The Grand Jury yesterday commenced
an investigation of the cases of ex-police-
men Green and Able and postponed it
until the attendance of Marius De Lyon
could be secured, it being stated that he
was not able to appear, on account of the
beating he received from Green on Monday
evening He was on the street, however,
yesterday afternoon, and is subpenaed to
appear in the Police Court this mcInin, 10
testify against Green. 1t is said that both
Able and Green have made damaging state
ments against Chief Lee in connection with
the gambling games, and threaten to go
before the Grand Jury with them. The
Chief declares the statements to be utterly
false and says he cares nothing about
them, but that the ex-officers are likely to
get enough Of it before they have gone
much farther.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Another Railroad.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State Of the Eureka
Railway and Coal Company, to construct a
steam railway from a point near section 81,
township south, range 3 west Mt. Diablo
base and meridian, in Alameda county;
thence in an easterly direction by CON
Yenient course to the San Joaquin river, at
point near section ,, township south,
range east. The estimated length of the
road is twenty miles. The Directors are
Julius Koebig, r. d. McElroy, A. Z Green,
D. Gutmann, Nathan Bibo, of San Fran
cisco, and Bartholomew Noyes and F. r.
Moves, of Oakland. The capital stock is
$4,000, 900, divided into 20,e00 shares.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
CluDie Opera House.

The Scott-Mills Company appears this
evening in the musical comedy, Chip o
the Old Block" Besides Scott and Mills.
who come Endorsed as very clever CO.
medians, Miss Jesse Boustelle is a star OF
the troupe. Portland papers speak well of
the company, and they represent the piece
10 he of q very humorous character-of the
Hoyt order of plays, but in several re-
spects SUPERIOR
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
The Exhibition Train

Superintendent Wright received dis
patch last evening from 7. II. Goodman,
stating that it has been found necessary to
postpone the sending of the exhibit cars
until Sunday evening next, owing to new
exhibits coming in that require time to
place them, and that the cars will be on
exhibition in this city next Monday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Preparing for the LegisIature.

The Secretary of State has force of men
engaged in putting the Capitol in readiness
Tor the Legislature. All the furniture in
both the Senate and Assembly chambers
has been ogerhauled, vanished and in
many instances reupholstered. A new red
carpet is being put down in the Senate and
a green one in the Assembly chamber.
These carpets match the upholstery on the
chairs in these rooms,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
Public Installation.

The newly-elected officers of Naomi
Chapter No. So, o. E. s., were installed last
evening in Masonic Hall, by Past Matron
Mrs. Cora White, Mrs. VIM B. Miller act
ing as Marshal. After the interesting in
stallation ceremonies, the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Song, Miss Nellie
Wright; recitation, Miss Lucy Gett; song,
Miss Grace Hatch; recitation, Miss Carrie
Simpson; piano solo, Battle of Manassas" !"
Mrs Fannie NJ. Willis; duet, the Misses
Nellie and Edna Wright; recitation, Mrs
E. w. Hale. a banquet followed, at which
there was an abundance OF good things,
and several good speeches.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
The weather.

The average signal service temperature
yesterday was 46', being 1o warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
owest temperature was 4so and AZ, with
resh TO brisk and gentle southerly winds
and cloudy weather. Prevailing barome-
ter. % 9s inches and falling