Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


itan Theater was opened last evening for a
season of one week by Pope Cooke and a
dramatic company in support. The lower
sections Of the house were not filed, but the
upper circle was full The play was "Insha.
vogue" and involves tale of love and
treachery Ringing upon the adventures of an
Irish Peep o Day boy, the character assumed
by Mr.. Cooke 1t is play very like the
many dramas which deal with the enmity
and struggles between the early Irish rebels
and the English authorities. 1t is not the
equal of . Arrah-na-Pogue IN dramatic in.
terest, nor is it on the level with the
colleen Bawn, bat it has, with many
weak, several good points that appeal to the
sense Of honor, and strongly presents the Irish
peasantry as patriotic and self-sacrihcing
Mr.. Cooke presents the character ne assumes
quite creditably. He is a good mimic, has q
good stage presence, and is vigorous in voice
and action, but cannot be classed judged by
the performance of last night rs more than a
fairly good stock actor, equal to the line OF
characters indicated by that he took last
evening, but not superior to the average lead
ing men in that business. The support, ex-
cepting BIr. Crosby and Miss Deaves, was in
different and not of a character to impress
an audience favorably. Miss Douglass, the
leading lady fills the bill so far as comeliness
goes, bat. saving by little spirit shown in
the third act, failed to enthuse the audience.
Mr.. Cooke was the central figure of the play,
had all the witty lines there are in it, and
succeeded in winning the greatest portion of
the laughter and applause. The same play
tonight, with Mr.. Lindsay in the cast, by
which it will be strengthened.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden onthe 18th
inst. II. Fisher, Ceases candies G. P. r. R.
Co., 8 casks "copper" II. A. Weaver, G bundles
paper G. II. Gilman, package and boxes
cutlery; R. Stone & Co, l box leather
Waterhouse s Lester, bales wagon bows
w. F. Peterson, q cases confectionery; Vein
stock d Lubin, 5 cases boots and shoes
W. A. & G. S. Houghton, boxes books
HuntIagton, Hopkins & Co, 10l cases and %
packages nails; Lindley & Co., 80 barrels
hams Hall, Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams,
q boxes baking powder. The following passed
OGDEN on tie 18th inst. w. A. & G. $.
Houghtou, 3 boxes books; s. !. Milliken,
box H. II. goods; Biilingsley & Co., 90 boxes
bottles Huntington, Hopkins s. Co., II cases
handle sledg5s, 3 boxes machinery, IA barrels
wagon bolts AdamF, Mcneil x Co, so butts
u boxes, 9 packages plug tobacco, GO buckets
$50 cases and 20 tubs lard Lindley & Co.,
boxes citron; Hail. Luhrs & Co.. % barrels
s. F. hams; c.. Lavenson, boxes shoes
L. p. Howe, box personal effects; STANDARD
Oil Company, 30 cases refined petroleum
Hale Bros, Il Co., box bags, 10 trunks an6
boxes dry goods.
BOARD OF CRY TRUsTEEs.-The Board Of
City Trustees held its regular session yester
day morning, at which all the members were
present. But little business was transacted
The Board directed the Clerk to advertise
for sealed proposals for doing the city print
ing and advertising for one year, commencing
November %, 1880. Also for furnishing the
city institutions with stationery, groceries,
beef bread, vegetables and water-taps. The
Chief Engineer OF the Water Works reported
that during the past week the works had been
running 16S hours; the total number Of gal
Ions of water pumped was II, Si4, 900, and
the amount of fuel consumed in pumping
the same was l, 147 cubic feet of gas coke.
The following bills were allowed w. A. &
G. S. Houghton, SGT 70 Lee Young, sc; j.
7. Barron, 81 Chas. Harper, SO 20; John
Nickerson, So; NJ. Miller, 81 John Black,
81 Jesse Slaughter, 81; L. ID. SERVER, 81
NJ. Daley, Sl5; Thomas Cotter, SIC; P. o.
Harmon, 1922 2S; Thomas Hague, S25 The
board bnen ADJOURNED.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, S. Sanburn was fined so and costs, for
carrying weapons. NJ. Guesenberry,
drunk. pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
costs. James Curran, petit larceny. found
not guilty and discharged. The battery cases
against Ed. Hilbert and Charles Harvey were
dismissed. The examination in the case OF
.,.lag I h,.n oh, i ~
the ssore-room of Black Bros. took place, and
he was held to answer, with bail fixed at
$1,000 Examination in the case of Jim
Mooney, charged with being engaged in the
same Transaction, was held, and matter taken
under advisement by the Court till to-day.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
Yesterday: One of whes.t, % of wood, 4 o.
steel rails, of wine, 8 of lumber, 6 of wood
4 of coal and l of wheels Through car load:
were forwarded Eas; as follows: One Of
leather, Of canned fruit, IL of barley, o.
hides, 8 of wool, II of wool, 5 of merchan'
disc, of wine l of beans, of rice, o.
beans, l Of salmon, l of glue, l OF honey ano
l of hops.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-T Board Of
Supervisors met yesterday. Present-Super
visors Bauer, Blair, Butler, Christy and WI
son. No business came before the Board ex
csps the following claims, which were al
lowed: G. w. Fentress. S13: A. G. Tufts,
500 Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co, SIS 81
Levi Sullivan, s.; H. d. Willard, $50; Ger
Der Bros. sl49 9S The Board then ad.
journed till 10 A. NJ. to-day.
PoL1cB ARREsrs.-Arrests were made by
the police yesterday as follows; NJ. Moore
head, for contempt of Court, by officer Lee
L. Rogers. drunk, by special officers Burke
and Brissell: j. K Marshall and Mrs Eva
Schranberg, Captain Hunt aud Philip Johns
battery, and G. Thomas and J. johnson, 10y
officer Ferral; Frank Shultz, battery, by Off
Ger Coffee.
NoTARIEs. The Governor has appointed
these Notaries Public: w. G. Murdoch
Willows, Colusa county; Preston f. 81
rnonds, Nevada City; Albert G. Lawrence
San Francisco; George A. Rogers, Yub,
City; Harry Chapman, MERGED; Josial
Pool, Isletm, Sacramento county; s. B
Davidson, Downieville; r. A. Pope, So
noms, S0noma county.
FURTHER ERRORS. Secretary of Stat
Burns has found these further errors in re
turns of the late election: In those for Sal
Luis Obi-po county Bauer, Fox and McKais
are given $50 instead of SSl, and Bard i
given 500 instead of $50. Elliott and nc
Guilty are given 172 each, when the tru,
figure is l5S each.
PERSONAL Congressman c. p. Berry
Clitus Barbour, l. S. Belcher, VIM. Beck
man, n. P. Chapman and 10 Hamilton wer
in the city Yesterday. Governor Perkins /
in San Francisco. j. W. Mackay passe'
through eastward yesterday, en- route TO
Europe.
COMMERCIAL last report the steame
c. M. Small, with the barge Msrysvilie
loaded with grain, came from the upper Sac
ramento. The Vsruns, with the barge Hero
passed up, both light. The San joaquin
No. 3 also passed up with merchandise.
CASHMERE NOME CLOTH, warranted al
wool, forty-Gve inches wide, for 60 cents, a
l.. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
CHrDREN's KID SHOES. SO cents; to 1C
Red House.
THIS Is THE WEATHER for those heavy bed
comforters, at 81 20 each, at the Red House.
BLANKETS, gray and white, are cheap at tn
Red House.