Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-19
lQ9al INTELLIGENCE:

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ENTERTAIN.
AfEST.-Some one has the management of
the entertainments now being given at the
Congregational Church who understands
thoroughly that plentiful advertising pays.
Tie entertainments have been well advertised,
and so prominently that, as a natural conse.
quenee, fall houses and remarkably good pat
Tonsgs has resulted. Last evening there
were given eeveral beautiful living pictures
and tsblesux. There was music by the Misses
Day, and q male quartet, the latter in an
amusing imitation OF bagpipes Miss Matte
K. Powers gave g reading. Lunches are now
served from IL a. n. to 2 P. NJ. and from 5 to
9P. II. Yesterday the lunch department had
= great run Of custom both day aud evening"
the New England dishes being especially
called for. Tonight the final concert will be
given, In which Mrs. Hsusbrow, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs Burkey, Miss McMenomy, Miss Mill
ken, and MIR. Billargin, Mr.. Ball, Mr.. Gran
dali, Mr. Breuner, MIR. Putnam and Mr.
Freeman viii take part.
TEE MISSING HUsBAND.-The young wife
mentioned yesterday as coming to this city
day before yesterday from San Francisco in
search of her husband, who had mysterisusly
deserted her, ascertained she was rightly in.
formed az to his coming to this city, but he
had returned TO San Francisco before she ar
rived here. In the evening she received a
dispat h from an acquaintance that her hps-
band was in Oakland, and yesterday morning
Khe took the early train and returned to the
BaV She states that there never had been
an urkind word between herself and husband
during the three months of their married life,
and The cause Of his desertion is wrapped in
profound mystery to her. As adding to the
strangeness of the affair." former intimate
friend Of her husband, who was with him in
Oregon and came upon the same steamer
with them 30 San Francisco. appeared imme-
diately upon her arrival here. and evidently
was watching her movements for the informa-
ton of her husband.
PROPOSED IMPRovEMENTs.-The new Cap
ital Gymnasium Club has resolved to take a
long lease of the property Immediately west
Of tie NatatoriuTn. The proprietor of the
binding viii at once finish it up in ffrst-class
style, and in such q way that it may bs used
as n ballroom. a concert hall end q gymnasi-
um. The club expects to occupy its new
quarters early in January Prior TO that,
however, it Is to give its first social gymnas-
tic and literary 81 tsrtainment which viii be
held 20 Turner Hall in the holiday season.
1t will be strictly an invitation psrsy. The
ceiling hight If the new hall viii be so feet
The room viii he about 100 feet deep and
some so feet ia with. Il viii be the largest
hall in town, and if & ished as now contem-
plated, viii be enc of the best Improvements
or the city and fill long-felt want for 2
large public hall suitable for fairs, receptions,
Inasquerades, etc.
THAr SMALLPOX CAsR.-As from the
natural anxiety existing, inquiries continue
to BE- made in reference to the reported small
poz esse of two or three days ago, and which
was corrected by the REcoRD- UNION yester.
day. IL may be stated that T. w. Gorham,
the brakeman referred TO. when taken III, was
examined by physician, and from the fact
Shat ne had sore throat and other symptoms
frequently attending the early stages of
smallpox cases. ard had just come from
the Bay, it was thought he had that disease,
and was sent to DIR. Lame, who has charge
of the County Hospital and Pest. house
Upon arriving there he was examined by Dr.
Laine, who found it was only case of diph-
liberia He took him into one of the wards
of the hospital for treatment. and he will
econ be we'll and at his post again. There is
no appearance whatever of the disease about
Sacramento
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th For L. L. Lewis & Co., l bundle paper;
FL. @. Kirk L Co, 2 cases drugs; Locke &
Lsvensan. 2 boxes oilcloth; Weinstock &
Lubin, box brus hes, boxes dry goods e.
Lyon & Co, boxes dry goods; J. +. Cooper,
l box notions; j. T. HILL l box castings /;
Hall. Luhrs & Co., so pals tobacco: Stand
ard Oil Company, $40 cases oil G. P. r. r.
Co, 50 barrels oil; Mebius & Co., 2 boxes
cords: Liuiley & Co., boxes cards; Booth
. ~ > h,Io
conpressed bats u. Breuner. boxes chairs
Huntiagton. Hopkins & Co., 2l5 plates iron
Williams & Co.. box plants; Adams, Nc
Nsill G. Co, 10 half barrels, 20 kits, 5 crates,
40 boxes fish, 80 pals tobacco, 104 boxes
canned oysters l box paper cutters, 10 crates
fruit butter, il bundles paper.
DIAMONDS REcovERED.-Mr. Noack has
recovered three of the diamond rings from
the number stolen from his show-window
some time since by Chinaman who was en-
gagged at cleaning the store. The case of
ripcs stolen was worth about 81 000 Three
of them were found in pawnbrokers' shops in
San Francisco about a week after the rob
berry but the finding was kept = secret by
the police in the hope of finding the Others.
This, however, Is row abandoned, and as the
pswnbrokers refused to give up the rings
found in their establishments, suit was
brought by Mr.. Noack, and trial OF two
DAYS. held this week. resulted in the rings be-
Ing returned to him The three recovered
are worth about $3.50. The Chinsman who
committed the robbery, although we'll known,
has not been found, and it is thought he has
returned to China.
IScoHpoRArED.-Ther were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles Of incorporation of the Society of the
Sisters of the Sacred Names of Jesus and
Marv: location, Oakland Trustees-Iose
phipe Lagassi, Julie LaChapelle, Georgisns
Cbarbonneau, Aurelia Demers. Julie Re
maud. Also of the Eva Consolidated Mining
Company place of business, San Francisco
Directors-C. II Fish. Geo. wallace; 9on'
roc Thompson, 81. G.. Blasdel. John E. Dix
on; oapitsl stock. SIC. 0Oo, coo, divided into
100000 shares of 800 each.
PoIIoE ARREsrs-The police yesterday
made arrests in this city as follows: A. Can
matt and james McCaw, for battery, by
ofiosr Ferral; Richard Accosta, disturbing
tha re.ce. by officer Ferral; Z. Flynn anc
Jack Kirby. attempt To commit robbery, bJ
officers Jackson. Carroll, Nash and Catferty
Albsrs Miller obtaining money under false
pretenses, by officer Lee; john B9nsrr drunk
by officer Smith.
CouHRRoIAL.-Siuca our last report th'
steamer G. NJ. Small passed up with barge
NarvyriIle. both light Steamer Harrie,
rasssd up. and returned with barge Rosaline
loaded with Grain. The Varuna came doWr
with barge Hera loaded with grain.
LATE TRAIN TO-DAY. i'm consequence o.
detensicn on the Union Pacific road the
overland passenger train, which usually ar.
rivss here at 6:55 A n, will not arrive unit
SOS T. n, taking the.time o. the lightning
train from Reno to this city.
CHrLDREs's DOUBLE TOE, grain. button
rad lace Shoes, 81. 81 10 and 81 70. keo
House
DsrMASs. CLoAKs AND ULsTEns, in tbs
IAtsss etvles, at bottom prices, at Rothtelo
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