Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
rHg pRgs1pEnrlAL RECEPTION.

and request the services of the First In
fsntry as military escort on the occasion
of the reception to-day. General Sheehan,
on behalf of the committee, reported that
Colonel Dickinson had generously consented
to act as requested The Committee Oh
Parade reported the following programme of
parade:
TuEsDAY-Leave the depot at P. NJ,
march to J street, up j to Tenth, down
Tenth to n, through n to residence of Gov
ernor Stanford. Escort = First Infantry
| Colonel Dickinson, Sumner Post, G. A. r.
WEDNEsDAY.-At 10 A. NJ. ON Wednes
day the military and civic line will be COM
posed of First Infantry Colonel Dickinson)
First Artillery Colonel Greed Haymono)
Sumner Post G. A r. Commander Kent
Veterans of the Mexican war, Sac
ramento Hussars Captain Ruhstaller) Gov
ernor's Guard and Pioneers. The route.o
march viii be: Form at 10 A. NJ. on n, near
Eighth, Eighth to Seventh, Seventh to NJ,
up NJ to main entrance of Capitol Park.
| The President will hold formal public recep
ton till Y N. At close of reception the line
will reform at NJ and Tenth. Tenth to Ninth,
on Ninth to K, X to Seventh, through Sew
enth to j, j to Ninth, Ninth to ID, ID to
Seventeenth, Seventeenth to G, G to Park
countermarching on quarter-stretch IN front
of grand stand, the military drawn up IN line
on the east side of the space in front of the
stand, when the State Board of Agriculture
will formally receive the President and con-
duct him to the special grand stand. The
announcements of yesterday remain without
change.
! METROPOLITAN IHEATER.-The Baldwin
Theater Company, from San Francisco,
opened at the Metropolitan last night for a
season of one week. The company is one of
strength and capacity, equal to almost any
Of the acting dramas of the day. In MIR.
| O'Neill and Mr.. De Delleville and Miss Wal |
tiers il is especially strong. OF Miss Stan
! hope, the leading lady of the company, and
who appeared in Sacramento for the first
time last night, especial notice is requisite
! The lady did not appear in part which ell
| abled hel to present her best efforts but sui
| fcent Of her method was seen, and sufficient |
! of her power manifest, to enable a
general judgment to be formed. The |
lady is of prepossessing appearance
good stage presence, amobile countenance, an
expressive eye, and a rather unfeminine
voice. but one full OF vigor. She is easy in
her movements which are graceful. Her
enunciation is noticeably distinct and clear
She reads without any hesitation and with an
appreciation of the spirit of the text The |
lady made an exceedingly favorable impress
d
scope for the manifestation of her abilities |
she will undoubtedly realize the expectations
she aroused last evening. Misses Adams and
Thorne and Messrs. Thayer and Ross afforded |
efficient support. The local orchestra last
evening, by its spirit, pleased, though its
selections were superficial in the main.
The play presented, AN Orphan of the
State" Is trifing affair. 1t is exceed
ingly Ftenchy, frequently vulgar, very
fr-a hat To " ha lanE ]
unpleasant, and not at all clear as to purpose
or plot 1t afforded Mr.. O'Neill, however.
opportunity to appear In a low comedy part,
in viii n he proved how versatile are his tai
ents. Tonight, the very sensational play,
- Forget Me Not, one heretofore reviewed in
these columns and in which there is a field
for the broadest discussion of what is and
what is not right. It will give Miss STAN
hope ample opportunity to present herself in
a strong light. This play ought to draw
full house, and probably will.
CRY BOARD OF TRUSTEES City
Board of Trustees held their regular meeting,
all the members present. The usual report
of Chief Engineer Cunningham of the water
works was fled, showing that during the past
the total number of gallons pumped was 1S,-
was 2 172 cubic feet If gas coke. An estimate
was filed by City Surveyor l.. f. B4ssett as
to the cost of constructing the sewer below
described, and the following order in relation
thereto was passed: That the City Assessor
be and he is hereby instructed TO make an
asse- smeut ON the lands in the block bounded
by X and l., Ninth and Tenth streets, on the
basis of the estimate submitted to the Board
by the City Surveyor, for the purpose of put
In TOT srtu Or M
The bill of S24, for fixing the bulkhead at
Seventh and } strests, presented by q. II.
Swinerton, was rejscted. The following bills
were examined and allowed, after which the
Board adjourned: VIM. Farnsworth So 81;
Samuel Harper $2i; r. Johnson, SIG; An
tone Brewer, So Thomas Cotter, Sl2; NJ.
Daley, sl5; George Schroth, Sl26 70; 5.
Fuller & Co., So 30; Friend & Terry,
$50 81 F. Harnett, 81; Samuel Kingsbury,
81; Carlow & Kirk. Sl5 IS; NJ. Castro. SO;
Joseph & Gribb.e, 500 j. ID. Lord, 81 81;
W. NJ Shearin, 81; Ell. Van Alstein,
50 80; G. P. steamers, s57 S.; j. D. Lord,
$50 70; Scott It Muir, S35 0S.
FIRST INFANTRY ENGAGEMENT The en-
campment at Richmond Grove Of the First
Infantry was quite center of attraction last
evening at time Of dress parade and after
wards. The officers and men of the regi-
ment express the utmost satisfaction at their
visit and encampment here at the present
time and the arrangements made and atten-
tons received. The Officer of the Day for to-
day will be Captain G.. NJ. Gaylord and Of
ficer Of the Guard Lieutenant j. G. B. Heb
bard Lieutenant Colonel Turnbull has been
detailed to meet General Barnes and Staff.
who come up on this evenings train from San
Francisco. They will arrive at $3.50, and be
L 1 Ill Il
List evening the regimental band gave a con-
cert on the ground, and dancing was enjoyed
till tattoo.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met in regular session yesterday
forenoon. Present-Bauer, Blair, Butler,
Beck!ey and Wilson. The resignation of
John Bsndeen, Constable for Dry Greek
Township, was received and accepted A
petition was received from Theresa Hail to
have the taxes of 1873, on the south half of
east quarter of lot g. between l. and NJ
streets, and Fifth and Sixth streets, cancelled,
which was upon motion referred to the Dis
trict Attorney for his consideration. Under
suspension # the rules, the claims of d.
Foley for STA and c. n Darlington for
$50 so were allowed and ordered paid. The
Board then adj burned till 10 a. NJ. to-day.
Becdley, for shooting DR.. Summers, came up
before the Superior Court yesterday on mo-
ton Of defendants COUNSEL for his discharge,
on the ground that no Information indict-
ment had been filed within thirty days from
the time he was held to answer The case
was argued by c. 7. Jones and District
Attorney Buckley and submitted.
GRAND JURY TO BE IMPASELED.-The SUI
parior Cour. yesterday ordered the impanel-
ing Of a Grand Jury. to meet on the 9TH day
of o ;tober The question Of whether the
new law in relation to informations in place
Of indictments il not defective and may not
stand the test of the Supreme Court, Is prob
ably the reason for calling jury at tais time.
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