Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-27

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League yesterday afternoon. Addresses were
made by John IL. Gilmore, Assemblyman-
| elect from San Francisco, and A. Musseiman
OF Solano county.
The pumping machinery for the Hale 4
Norcross mine is being shipped through from
| the shops to the mines, and is the heaviest
machinery for its purpose ever constructed.
! The Pioneers are to have their annual
| social and ball on Wednesday next, December
| 29th. at their hail. 1t will be a general re-
union of the Pioneers and their families.
Sheriff Tonpkins, of Nevada, went through
yesterday with a prisoner named Geo. Smith,
! en- route to San Quentin, for term OF twenty
years fer the murder of Sigourney.
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
23d: For Billingsley & Co., so boxes glass
TASKS, so dozen etc, 800 dozen brooms, 1
box whisk brooms, 6 lapboards Capital Fur
niture Co., 1 box marble, "A bundles mat
trass wire Locke Il Lavenscn, rolls of car
pet; w. A. Chittenden, box shoes; Wells
Bros, 5 boxes plating machines; Holman,
Stetson & CO., cases handled axes; A.
| Stone & Co.. Is boxes sahdstones; ii. q.
| Kirk & Co, boxes drugs, box glass, l box
advertising matter; G. o. Bates Co., s
cases hardware, l box sundries; Adams,
NJ NELL & Co., 20 crates mincemeat, 30
boxes plug tobacco Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., 81 boxes handles, 195 kegs of horse
shoes, dozen well buckets, 40 kegs spikes,
173 bundles iron water pipe; Baker & Ham
ilton, packages handled axes, dozen well
buckets l.. K. Hammer, l box piano
stools; G. T. Bush, 8 casks lamp globes
Lindley 4 Co., 10 barrels whisky; A. III.
Baker 276 boxes window glass; Hall,
Luhrs & Co., 90 barrels s. P hams, 450
boxes Cove oysters; Central Pacific Railroad
Company, 8 hogsheads and L box lanterns;
J. Z. Stoll, 1 box hardware, L box duck, l
box saddlery and l bale blankets; G. w.
Cheslev barrels whisky; Eureka Publish
ing House, boxes books; W. ID. Comstock,
l case of furniture. The following passed
Ogden on the oath: H. G. Kirk & Co.,
cans glycerine Huntington, Hopkins Co.,
50 bundles iron water pipe, 54S packages and
81 bundles of axles; W. d. Comstock, 90
boxes of chair materials; Elmer Bros, bar
rel whisky: A. G. Tufts, l box drugs; Payot,
M. & Co., s cases PLAIN paper, = cases print
! ing paper; Weinstock & Lubin, l box sus-
penders: r. Stone & Co., l box saddlery
Mebius & Co, box cigars Continental Oil
and Transportation Company, cars of oil;
Batchelder, Van Guelder Il Co, L car of har-
row teeth
METROPOLITAN THEATER. attractive
bill is announced for New Years week at the
Metropolitan. The eminent actor, Robert
McWade, will appear in his own impersona-
ton and dramatization of rip Van Wrinkle,
| the Vagabond of the Catskills." Mr.. Nc
Wade has gained high reputation in this
play. He stands the leading rival OF Jeffer-
SON, and in some points of the drama is re-
garded by many criticsas even superior. He
! viii be supported by Miss Louise Halibee,
formerly of ATcVicker's theater, and strong
dramatic company. The engagement COM
reuces next Thursday evening, and viii con-
tinue three nights with matinee Saturday
afternoon. New Years night :, Richard the
| Third" will be presented. and the siGe-split-
ting farce of ''Toodles." There will be no
extra charge for reserved seats. Admission
will be as usual, and half price for matinee.
CHRISTMAS BALL.-The Sacramento Turn
Verein gave its twenty-seventh annual bali
Saturday evening at Turner Hall. 1t drew
the largest company ever assembled at any
of these anniversary entertainments. The
guests enjoyed themselves greatly. The &C.
casion was informal as to dress, and this con-
tributed greatly to the social character of the
reunion. The floor director was A. He'll
bron; the floor managers E. Hagelstein, H.
| Stober and Charles Flohr, and the reception
committee o. q. Hartig, L. Lothammer, HI.
Goepel, Aug. Laue, A. Lothammer, K.
| Nobel, G. Hagelstein, j. Weizel. For the
| pleasure of their guests the Turner's had a
handsome Christmas tree set up in the center
of the hall, from which some presents were
| distributed of mirth-provoking character.
THE WEATHER AND RIvER.-The weather
yesterday was clear and lovely. The air was
as soft as April, and all nature as well as the
people seemed to fully appreciate the change.
At dusk the sky again became overcast and
the evening brought increased cloudiness and
threatening appearances, and at midnight it
commenced raining heavily. The river
| continues to rise, but not rapidly. Last
evening it marked Is feet and 2 inches. At
noon yesterday Sergeant Sickler received
| dispatch from the Signal Service observer at
Colusa stating that the river there at that
hour marked % feet inches and was rising.
| The weather was clear. The rainfall in this
city for the past "a hours ending at s o'clock
last evening was 80 of an inch.
AMATEUR PERFoRMANcE.-TheS Sacramento
NIinstrels played at the Sacramento Theater
Saturday afternoon and evening. In some
| T6SpcCtS tHC Was SOOu. III OtDcto
poor, even for amateurs. But the expecta-
tions excited were not great, and the young
men were freely credited for their efforts
They were embarrassed by some difficulty
with the manager, D. j. Simmons, whom
they denounced from the stage as violating
his contract in paying them. On his part
he claimed that unjust charges were made,
| and that he should not be compelled to sub
NIT to them. At all events the affair did not
tend to the pleasure of the audience.
OFFICERS ELEoTED.-At regular meeting
Of Union Lodge, Ne. 81, A, o. U. W.,
Saturday evening, December 18th, the fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
tern, S. A. Wolfe. Master Workman H.
J. Norton, General Foreman; John Bradley,
Overseer: G. B. brennan, Financier Charles
Cooley. Recorder; A. G. Taylor, Guide
A. Hubert. Inside Waterman; William
Sheridan, Outside Waterman w. D. Com
stock, Trustee.
! JURY TRIALS. = The Cooksley case, in
which he is to be again tried for practicir g
medicine without having first obtained a
diploma, is set for tomorrow also the Chi.
nese theater nuisance cases. All are to be jury
trials, and will probably take more than one
day.
FINE DIAMONDS, watches and stylish
jewelry, silver and platedware, have just
arrived. and are sold reasonably at J. B.
Klune's jewelry store, No. 226 j street, be
tween Second and Third.
. EMBROIDERED LINEN HASDKERcHIEFs foi
% cents, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
LIGHT Brown CLoAks, for s., at L. Bier's,
Eighth and streets.
REsTLEssNEss AT NIGHT; nightmare, nerv.
Gus twitching, etc., give way to peaceful
slumber-tired Natures sweet restorer-by
using Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier, the
Vegetable Sadative and Tonic.
THE only genuine California champagnes
made by fermentation in the bottle are Arpsd
Haraszthy & Co.'S.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George W. Chesley, sole agent. :
DoLMAN CLoAKs, reduced to sl4. at L
Bien's Eighth and J streets.
THE choicest variety of fichus at L.. Bisn's