Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-25
sp1EF REFERENCE.

anu part OF military suit OF clothing wer
taken away.
Officer Frazee yesterday arrested a mai
named William Daley for stealing Goa
from Lithauer's clothing store.
Schiller Lodge, No los, I. o. o. F., vii
tonight receive fraternal visit from Sacra
mento Lodge, No. 2.
The qualifying oath of T. R. Jones, Notary
for Placer county, has been filed with thu
Secretary of State.
There are kilograms at the Western Unior
telegraph office for Charles Karnofsky anC
William Asburner
The City Railway Company has placed {
I large time regulator at the corner OF Tentt
and K streets.
-Four car loads of immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The Sacramento river is rising, and now
marks II feet l inch.
GOOD TEMPLARs' SocIAL.-Capital Lodge
No. 81, 1. 0. G. T., gave its first anniversary
entertainment and social at Turner Hall las
night. After an overture by Church, Jone;
& Beebe's orchestra, Senator Warren Chase
was introduced, and delivered lecture upon
the principles underlying the organization. in
which he warmly argued for laws prohibitive
of the importation and manufacture OF
alcoholic liquors. Miss Lizzie Griffin then
played piano solo; G. j. Young recited q
poetical selection; Mrs. S. Katzenstein sang
The Song of the Whip-poor-wil Mrs. E.
B. Willis acting as accompanist. For an
encore, the soloist gave the song, RUBY ~
Little Lottie recited a. humorous bit of
rhyme; R. I. Cohen sang "Good-bv, Sweet
heart;" Miss Lucy G.. O'Brien followed with
a stirring recitation, "The Irish Mother p
Miss Jennie Logan sang, in costume, 1.-The
Flower Girl, and responded to an encore,
Professor Rand acting as accompanist
Frank Palmer gave novel and agreeable
performance, playing upon a harmonica,
accompanying himself at the same time
on the guitar. He was recalled. A recita-
ton by Chas. Flint, Love in Balloon, ;,
closed the first part, which, after a selection
by the orchestra, was followed by the farce
a Cup of Tea, the characters being taken
by members of ''0ur Friends" Club-M. j.
Bauquier, Jr., Mrs. J. Klees Miss Emma
Klees, A. Wilson, VIM. Zoller and John
Howard. But for the extravagant manner
which Wilson conceived necessary for the
part of Scroggins, the pith of the piece
might have been preserved and the wit of
the farce appreciated by the audience The
other amateurs were more considerable and
gave the text pleasantly enough to develop
its good points. The floor was cleared on the
conclusion of the programme and dancing be-
gan. As whole, the entertainment,
especially the first part, was agreeable and
creditable to those concerned and the manag-
ing committees Of the Lodge.
INooRPoRATIoNs.-The were filed yester-
day in the Office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the Windsor Gold
and Silver Mining Company, of Columbus
District, Esmeralda county place of bust
ness, San Francisco; capital stock, S1O,-
00O, 600, all subscribed shares 500 each.
Directors-S. /. Stanley, 0. w. I. Ran
dolph, Horace Webster, John Sponana, W.
Il. Norwood :. Hard Money Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company, Columbus
District, Esmeralda county, New; place of
business, San Francisco; capital stock,
SO, 0000 900, all subscribed shares 500. Di-
rectors-C. L. Weller, Gustave Frank, r. J.
Trumbull, A. I'll. Lissak, Jr, and Michael
Castle. Cisco Gold Mining Company,
Placer county, Cal; place of business, San
Francisco; capital stock, s., 000 coo: shares
500, amount subscribed $50, 600. Directors
L. S. Van Rensselaer,, L. Nj. Walker, w. l..
Oliver, Charles G. Funk and Charles Kauf-
man. .Peard Gold and Silver Quartz Min
ing Company, consolidated, Nevada county
place of business, Nevada City, Nevada
county capital stock, $780, shares 81
each, subscribed S100, 600 Directors. T.
Morgan, Thomas Peard, James Donald, D.
e. Morgan, E. NJ. Preston -. Wade Mining
Company, Fresno county, Cal; place OF bust
ness, San Francisco; capital stock, 500, 600
shares $50 each, subscribed 81, 800. Directors
q. ID. keeney. n. L. Smith, Oliver Merrill,
ii. L. Fairbanks, w. +. Myers.
METRoPoLITAN THEATER.-The announce
ment is made. that Chas. i. Locke, as man
aSer, will open the Metropolitan Theater
next week for three-nights' engagement of
the comedian Sothern, whose reputation as
an artist is too familiar to all patrons of the
dramatic art to need more than the mention
of his name to fnly inform them of the
character of the entertainment promised.
MIR. Sothern appears on Monday night as
Lord Dundrea1y in "Our American
Cousin" Tuesday night as De Lacy Fitz-
altamont in the :" Crushed Tragedian," and
on Wednesday night as David Garrick,
claimed TO be one of the best presentations he
undertakes. He is to be supported by a
company of his own selection from leading
American and English theaters - Julia
Stewart, W. Blakaley, w. Bragginton
and Percy Compton, from the Thea
ter Royal, Hsymarket, London; Ida
Lewis, Libbie Noxon, Edward Lamb, w.
L. Dennis, H. HARDWOOD, w. H. Young, f.
Dee, A. Manning and Joseph Hogan, of the
Park Theater, New York, and Laura lie
Claire and Lizzie Harold, of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theater, New York. It is understood
that the management will make special eff
fort to have all the pieces properly mounted
here, and that an orchestra will be organized
for the engagement, of which Professor
Enrich will be director. The box sheet is
open at Weidmann & Hromada's confection-
cry store.
ADMINISTRATIONS Tribe No. 80, I'm
proved Order of.Red Men, celebrated the re-
currence of its birthday-the ninth-by =
social reunion Units council chamber last even
ing. There was comfortably large gath
ering of the fraternity, and the chiefs, &C.
companied by lady friends, turned the wig
wan into dancing hall, and to the music of
an orchestra devoted some four or five hours
to the pleasures of the ball room. In the
banquet room substantial collation. was
spread for the company. 1t having been jo-
cosely stated by the press that the braves
were to bring their squaws and papooses, one
of the tribe took it in earnest and brought
his youngster, which enjoyed the distinction
of being the only juvenile present, and caused
its fond parent to be the target for much
sharp shooting, by the wits of the company.
ARRESTS. The arrests of yesterday were
R. L. Lee, for disturbing the peace, by officer
Frazee Charles Varoni and J. Carbon, for
battery, by officer Dolan; F. w. johnson,
for misdemeanor, by officer Frazee William
Daley. for petit larceny, by officer Frazee
Nell Rogers and Mike Dayton, for robbery,
by officer Rider and local officer Caferty.
PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers passed
Omaha yesterday, to arrive March 2Sth, were
II. s. Bradley and Miss Allie Bradley, Of
Sacramento i. A. J. Marsh, the pioneer
photographer, was in the city yesterday.
To Correspondence is made pub
lie which conveys the Information that The
concert given at the Sixth-street NJ. 4
Church Tuesday evening will be repeated
there March S0th.
NEw GUNs.-Two brass guns, intended fol
the Sacramento Light Artillery, have beer
received at Benicia from the East. The two
condemned guns have been disposed of by
Captain Atwood.
A CARD. MISS JOSIE SPENCER begs t.