Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13
LOCAL NOTES.

several streets. At the corner of Sixth and
X streets it ran against the awning-post and
turned the vehicle bottomside upwards. It
also frightened the horse of the transfer COM
pany, in front of their office, which horse
in turn took turn on its own account down
K, and was stopped at Fifth street, with only
wagon thill damaged. The first horse was
also brought to stop near Sixth and K, but
its attachments were badly used up-almost
past inventory.
A little son of VIM. Haley fell through
trap door in the walk in front Of a residence
between and K, on Eighth street, night
before last, distance Of seven or eight feet,
and was severely bruised and cut about the
face.
The Governor has appointed W. S. Dun
levy Notary Public for Ell Dorado County,
to reside at Grand Victory mine, vice Wealth
erwax, deceased.
Annual meeting of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum Association Will be held at the Con.
gregational church at P. NJ. to-day.
The artillery companies in this city held
battalion drill last evening at the Pavilion,
Colonel Raymond commanding.
Granite Lodge, No. 90, I. o. o. F., of Fol
SON, has elected John VI. Benson Repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge.
Ninaty-eight immigrant passengers, in
Guiding - males. will arrive from the East
this afternoon.
The next concert of the Philharmonic
S jciety viii be hell May All.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Lingard
troupe and its travelling manager, Fred. Lys-
ter, deceived the public last night a change
Of programme was announced. Stolen
Kisses" another nasty-nice " performance.
was billed and advertised, but % The Tutor, "
the first salacious abomination, was repeated.
So the management (5he local manager lack
I ing The hrmpess to resent it, first insulted
/ the decency OF the people, and then added to
! it by decsiving such as concluded to risk
their modesty a second time 1t is worth
considering what must have been the thoughts
and expressions OF young couples, Of has
/ bands and wives, Of parents and children, as
they walked home together from the theater
/ after witnessing such performance as was
giided for their deectation by the Lingards
1 last night. The auditors were altogether too
intelligent and refined not to feel that they
had touched a kettle and been smutted. II
London, as the management says, allowed
:" The Tutor to run five hundred nights
and if it was al the rage in San Francisco"
then the ord help those devoted cities, and
send them sturdy evangelists soon, for they
need 10 DC ptdJeu WILL
MEDICAL IMPROVEMENT SocIETY.-A meet
ing OF tie Sacramento Medical Improvement
Society was held last evening. DIR. J. r.
Lame read an article on " Notes of Hospital
Gases and their Yerihcation by Autopsy
At tue close Of the meeting Dr.. Lame gave a
banquet at the French Hotel to the members
OF the society and invited guests, among
whom were DIR. Wilkins, Superintendent of
/ the Naps Insane Asylum; Senator'S Rowel,
Lampsan and Hudson, and Assemblyman
Crompt0n, all OF whom are practitioners IN
the medical profession. Toasts were offered
and responded to, and a highly social and
professional reunion was enjoyed.
AUCTION SALEs.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell the entire outfit Of the Criterion Rsstau-
rant, X street, between Fourth and Fifth,
tomorrow at 1880 \. II. Sale on account Of
sickness. Everything new and in good con
d4tion d. J. Simmons viii sell on Friday
st 1880 \ IL, at No. 1912 X street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, general assoIt-
mont Of household furniture aud carpets, con-
sistiug Of parlcr, bedroom and kitchen furni-
ture, hose, garden utensils, etc. Also,
pkaeton, span Of horses and set Of new dou-
lie harness.
APPOINTED The Governor has appointed
George A. knight of Humboldt Insurance
Commissioner; J. West Martin Of Oakland,
a Regent of the State University W. II.
I Knight Of Alameda, HsIbor Commissioner,
vice Blauding John Martin of San Fruu-
cisco, Port Warden, vice Austin, and j. T.
Nef Of Placer on the Board OF Prison Com
unissiouers, vice himself.
NEW FIRN-The old adage is that " a new
broom sweeps clean" From the appearance
Of the old Fulton Market, Fifth and X
streets. since I.1ngton & May got control Of
it, we should think the adage is true. They
keep the most complete stock of new veSe-
tables and fruit in this city. Their increase
Of hfst-cisss trade has become noticeable.
LADIES, remember the grand summer open
iaS Of millinery goods at Mesdanes Tice &
Clements rooms, No. 52l street, on Wednes-
day, April 10. 1881. where we viii be pleased
to show cur lady friends and patrons some
very choice selections. Also, the friends OF
Sirs. Bell are cordially invited.
READ Mrs. J., \. johnson advertisement,
in smother column, in which she extends a
most hospitable invitation TO friends at home
and abroad.
LADIES kid toxed, lace shoes, 81. Red
House.
MENs Low SHOES. 81 % and 81 80. Red
House.
MISSES, children's and infants fiye-strap,
sandal boots. Mechanics Store.
LADIES wishing to see the latest STYLES II
dress goods, step into the Mechanics Store.
BoTs' Low SHOES, IS cents and 81. Red
House.
COX HATS 81 %. at the Red House.
LADIES FINE KID NEWPORT TIES, very
sofs and pliable, s. 80. Mechanics Store.
LADIES French kid, handsewed shoes
extra fine-S6 Mechanics Store.