Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-01

leo. The further hearing of the case was
postponed. The defendant is small, inof-
fensive. looking man of between 80 and 40
years of age, and states that he was born in
Marseilles, France. He disclaims all connec-
ton with any crime, and thus far holds
bold front against giving any information as
to his acquisition OF unaccounted-for articles.
He has several hats In his trunk, all of which
he says he purchased for his own use, and
claims they all fit him, notwithstanding they
are of various sizes.
EVOLUTIONARY ENTERTAINMENT Es-
tslla Powell gave an evolutionary entertain
ment at Turner Hall last night The andi-
ence was not large, and those there were
possessed of the bravery of Achilles, and con-
situations of iron, else they could not have
remained for nearly two hours in hall as
cold as charity and as chilly as death. The
Turner's ought to put up a stove, that lessees
at least may have fire when needed Miss
Powell is pleasant but not superior reader.
She was aided by several friends, who inter
spersed the exercises with music. The little
lady labored, it is fair to say, under the dis
advantages of the chilly air and bad echo
METROPOLITAN DECENTRALIZATION MOBILES,
who is announced as being eminently sue
cessful as a comedian and character actor,
aud supported by his comedy company, Will
appear at the Metropolitan TheGter in this
city on Monday and Tuesday evenings next.
On Monday evening 1.-THE Phoenix" an
American nelodranla written by Mr.. Mobiles,
viii be given, and on Tuesday evening the
comeda drama 50 A Man of the People, "
also by MIR. MOBILES. There viii be a matinee
on Tuesday afternoon.
Found DEAD. = Coroner Vermilya was
yesterday notified that man named Michael
Cunningham had been found dead in his
cabin, near Sutterville. The body of the de-
ceased was subsequently brought to the Coro-
ner's Office and post norton examination
and inquest will be held this forenoon. Moth
ing further is at present known in relation to
the deceased nor as to the cause of death.
INSANE EN- RoUTE.-Mrs. Susan Abdill,
an insane woman, passed through yesterday,
under charge of Deputy Sheriff G. w. Ben
SOD, to the Napa Asylum. Her cause of in
sanity was the recent loss of her husband.
Constable Waldron also passed through TO
Napa, having in charge = Frenchman, who
was insane, but whose name could not be
learned.
INcoRpoRATED.-There has been fled with
the Secretary of State the certificate of in
corporation of the Roscoe Gold Mining Com
pany. Place OF business, San Francisco.
Directors-J. d. Coughlin, j. /. Fields,
Daniel J.. Coughlin, f. 2. Hutchins, Jacob
Belitzer. Capital stock, 81, 600, 0C0, in So 900
shares of $50 each.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIoN-Th Pioneer So
ciety, at its hall last night, celebrated in
honor of the fftieth birthday of one of its
Youngest members, Archibald Logan. There
was foe spread of refreshments, much iol.
lity, and hail erammed full of good fellow
ship and hearty good wishes.
AGAIN SUsPESDED.-Ye sterday Superin-
tendent Landes made another application to
Professor Adams for the register of his school,
which was refused, whereupon he was again
suspended by MIR. Landes, but Mr.. Adams
refused to stop teaching.
PAY-oAR VIsIT.-The Central Pacific pay
car, having made its monthly disbursements
over the eastern portion Of the road and the
Oregon division, returned and paid off the
employees at this point yesterday.
POLICE ARRESTS. were made in
the city yesterday as follows: Deputy Sheriff
Z. Neirsson, disturbing the peace, by officer
Ferral William Denning, for grand larceny,
BY officer Smith.
LADIES who yesterday were unable to gain
admission to our dry goods store should try
again to day. If they have any doubt as to
whether it will pay to come, we advise that
they ascertain from friends or neighbors who
made purchases at orr Dry Goods Depart
ment yesterday. Mechanics Store.
LECTURE TONIGHT DIR. Simms, the ply
siognomic genius, will lscture on "Phy-
siognomy," at the Congregational Church
tonight. He delineates character and health
at the ante-room of the Church daily this
week. This is his farewell visit.
Miss LILY MUIR desires to inform her
friends and the public generally, that she
may be found hereafter with Washburne d
Redman, No. Clio street, and will be pleased
to meet all friends.
In ORDER TO OBvIATE the great rush of
yesterday, which necessitated for time the
closing OF our doors, we would suggest that
ladies should endeaNr to come earlier in the
uay, rs purchases CaH tueu DS H4a0S WIN
more ease, and our people can pay more at
tention and devote more time to customers.
Mechanics Store.
THE BsIc-A BRAc CONCERT commences at
s o'clock Thursday evening.
DRAB D'ETE DoLMANs. at L. Bien's, Eighth
and j streets. from so upwards.
ALL WOOL CASHMERE, 40-inch wide, only &c
cents, at L. Bien's, Eighth and Streets
ARMURE SILK WRAPS, at L. Bien's, Eighth
and J streets.
HEAVY BED CoAFoRrERs are only 81 at
the Red House.
LADIES heavy chinchills cloaks. 50 80
beaver closks, 81 Is to $50; ladies' cloth
ulsters, So 80 to so. st the Red House.
CH1NoH1IIA Fur TRIMMINGS. at L. Bien's,
Eighth and j streets.
FoKTY.IScH CASHMERE NOME CLOTH, cnly
60 cents. ct l.. Bien's, Eighth and streets ,