Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

lushS I'M ELLgGEMJE.
How's THAT, STOCKTON ?-Sacramento il
ashamed of its present theater, but the stage
of the old barn is at least clean and kept so
as also the dressing rooms, but some of the
ladies of the Hazel Kirke party tell thi:
story /: In ths second act of that play Haze
appears as the wife of Lord Travers, and is
habited as lady beftting that station. The
costumes she wears in that act are superb
and especially the last one worn, satin
(amber shadesl, with front of rich embroi
derry in white satin and lace, costume, a:
one Of the ladies of the company expresses it.
which always causes futter and sup
pressed whisper of admiration among all au
diences, and from Canada to the South, anG
the Atlantic to the Pacific. this has been the
manifestation of admiration by our audiences
until we have come to expect this smothered
criticism on the costume. At Stockton fol
the first time it was not manifest, for Haze
appeared in plain robe, one that would at
tract no special attention. The reason of il
was that we found the stage and rooms in the
theater so dirty that the ladies could not put
on costly robes, because fine costumes would
be ruined by the dirt with which they mus'
come in contact" 1t was supposed that
Sacramento had the worst Of all the theater:
of the interior, but she yields the palm tc
Stockton after this and that city can now
take the whole bakery.
CORRIDOR PLANs.-Plans andspeciGcations
were yesterday submitted by Architect Ham
ilton to the Board for the elevated corridor bs
tween the new Hall of Records and the
Courthouse. The plans were adopted, and
Garlic & Croly ordered to proceed with its
construction. The structure will be OF the
same style of architecture, and strictly in &C.
cordance with the design of the Hall of Rec
ords It will be made entirely of wrought
iron, with truss, and will be of strength to
support from fifty to sixty tons. The ex.
terror will be of galvanized iron, with a roof
projecting over the sides three feet. The
corridor will. be entirely open at the sides,
with the exception of columns to support the
roof, which occur at intervals of seven feet.
The apex of the roof is to be surmounted by
q very neat and extremely rich cresting, and
the whole structure will be highly ornament
ed. 1t viii be fifty feet in leng 9TH, and cross
between the buildings at hight of sixteen
feet above the ground.
POLICE CoUBT.-In this Court yesterday
Mrs. Francis Hart was fined $40 for dis
turbance of the peace. In the battery case
of 10 Hurtado, the prosecuting witness &C
knowledged satisfaction in open Court and
at his request the case was dismissed. John
Dougherty was examined upon charge of
grand larceny. and was held to answer, with
bail fixed at q, 600. James Duncan pleaded
guilty of drunk, and was fined So and costs.
The charge Of battery against James Perry
was dismissed, at request of prosecuting wit
ness. W. O.. Burke's charge of grand lar
ceny was continued until next Monday, and
the case of John Welch, for disturbing the
peace, was postponed until the 18th instant.
SOCIETY OrFECEBs.-The following have
been elected and installed as present officers
of Schiller Lodge, No. 1O5, I. o. u. F.: Emil
Schmidt, N. c.; Conrad Bitter, V. G.; c.
+. G. Sale, Secretary; G.. L. kuechler,
Treasurer William Schwarz, Warden; B.
Wilson, Conductor John Platt, o. G.; M.
Steinmets, l. g.; S. Gridsel, Il. S. ofIN. g.;
Fl. Schwetzer, H. S. of n. G.; Jacob Keifer,
r.. S, of V. g.; 2. Graf, l.. S. of V. G.:
John Hess, r. s. of Conductor; William
Kupper, L. 8. of Conductor L. Zoller, w.
Schwarz and j. Griesel, Trustees. The in
stallation was performed by P. Neuman, D.
ID. G. NJ.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
5th: Fer Lindley h Co., 40 boxes spice, AZ
boxes baking-powder 8. NJ. Wolfe, box
household goods Baker & Hamilton, Z cases
files; Capital Furniture Company, "a bun
dies spring beds; Continental Oil Company,
900 cases coal-oil ; Weinstock & Lubin, I
boxes shoes Mebius & Co., 9 packages
tobacco; G. 2. R. +. Company, pieces
pipe, 50 barrels oil; Huntington, Hopkins s.
Co, barrel and 2 boxes castings, cases
hardware, ] box emery cloth Booth d Co.,
40 boxes spice; j. F. Cooper, boxed pianos
Nor HKR Boy Mrs. Wise. at whose
place the fire occurred on Tenth street day
before yesterday, requests the statement thai
the fire was not caused by her boy playing
with matches upon the upper porch, but thai
a neighbor's son of tender years and fas
habits was making cigarettes there, and hac
matches for the purpose of smoking, which
was probably the cause Of the blaze.
DIvIDENDs.-Th Peoples Savings Banl
has declared a dividend TO depositors for the
term ending June 80, 1881, at the rate of 6!
per cent per annum. Also to stockholderl
on amount paid. The Sacramento Bank ha'
also declared dividend of 6s per cent. pei
annum for the same term on term deposits
and on paid Sp capital stock, and on ordinary
deposits per cent. per annum.
AUCTION SAbR-Bsll & Co. will sell at L
A. NJ. to-day at salesroom, 9OS street. be
tween Ninth and Tenth, without reserve
household goods of all kinds, consisting il
part Of bedsteaes, bureaus, washstsn 1s, ia
bles, chairs, eurled hair mattresses, lounges
ETC. Also, ct same time and place, will sci
one black brood mare, years old /; also sew
eral work horses.
PRIsoNKks TRASsPERRED.-Chief Karche
took Jack Creighton, arrested for grand lal
eeny, to San Francisco night before last, an
returned last evening, bringing back Chris
Herbert. who is wanted here in connectio
with the taking Of the $500 from the bugg
of Hartwell, Hotchkiss & Stalker, on Secon
street, and other crookedness
STEALING FLoUR.-Two Cinnamon wer
discovered at an early hour yesterday morr
ing by officers Ash and Campbsll, stealth
-four from railroad car. They had carrie
away 200 pounds in quarter sacks, and weT
returning for more when they were taken i
hand by the officers and placed in the cit
isil on a charge Of burglary.
RIFLE CoNTEsT.--A match shoot Of 1C
shots each will come off at the company
range tomorrow between two OF the crae
shots of the Sars6eld Guard. The bone
contention is 800 purse. The contest wi
commence at about $3.50 a. NJ, at a range
200 yards.
NOTARY PuBLIc.-The Governor yesterds
appointed L. B. Harris, of San Francisc
Notary Public, to reside at that place. VII
- Barton, term expired.
REMNANTS from all parts of the house vi
be sold, without regard to cost, at Hale
Grand Central Depot.
To.nAY we open ten cases brogans ar
Walking shoes at prices that defy competitio
We are wide awake at the Red House.
MArERIAI1zAr1oS in the parlors of Mrs.