Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-18
LOCAL NOTES.

70 eniov the balmy April air. After driving
at high rate of speed about the city Tor some
time. he turned too short for the rig, at the
corner of Fourth and l. streets, and as re-
suit the driver and female were spilled out, the
buggy smashed. as also the harness, and the
horse left for other parts. Bor5t was after
wards arrested upon a charge of cruelty to
animals. and now languishes in the city Jail.
Friday night three horses were stolen at
Wheatland. Saturday they were seen grazing
in charge of a suspicious character at Eigh-
teenth and Y streets in this city. Yesterday
morning they were gone, and the thief stole
q double harness belonging to w. r. Strong
& Co, which were at their agents lander
sons place in that part of the city. Having
harnessed the stolen horses in the stolen
harness they were hitched into the double
spring wagon belonging to the same, and all
departed for parts unknown. They are be-
lieved to have gone on the Stockton road.
a correspondent from Walnut Grove
writes: Miss Emma Lowell, late of Sacra-
mento city, but now residing near Walnut
Grove, gave a social party at the Mound
ranch Thursday evening, April 14th, to her
newly-made acquaintance of that loca Atty.
| There was large attendance present, COM
prising the wealth and beauty of the sur
rounding country, and the occasion proved
very enjoyable to all.
The Governor on Saturday appointed the
| following Trustees of the California State
Miners Hospital and Asylum: Solomon
Heydenfeldt, San Francisco, two years
George Hearst, San Francisco, two years;
B. B. Redding, San Francisco, four years;
John Daggett, Siskiyou, four years E. p.
Coleman, Nevada, four years.
The rain prevented the Easter picnic at the
Atlantic Gardens yesterday. The proprie-
| tors announce an entertainment and ball
there for this afternoon and evening In honor
of Easter Monday, with low rate of adj
mission for gentlemen. and ladies free.
The Governor has commissioned as Nota-
ries, +. D. Joy, for Napa county, vice Chap
man, term expired Joseph Wallis, for Sacra-
mento county, vice Short, term expired: w.
| 3. Mcclellan, for Sacramento county, reap
pointed.
| It's amusing to see pictures of pine forests
on packages of maple sugar, as representing
a sugar-camp where this delightful sweet is
made but those are the only kind of trees
that ever appear upon these tantalizing pack
ages.
Miss Mamie Campbell, daughter of State
Superintendent f. NJ Campbell, entertained
her young friends ON Friday evening last, at
residence, corner Sixteenth and L streets, it
being her birthday anniversary.
The large ice house built by the railroad
company in rear of the passenger depot has
been completed, and ten carloads of ice have
already been packed in it.
The Easter services at the Episcopal church
and at st. Roses, took place yesterday as
announced, and were largely attended, con-
sidering the weather.
The annual target-shooting and picnic of
the Sacramento Hussars, which was to have
taken place yesterday, was postponed on &C.
count of the rain.
The matter of benefit at the Metro
politan Theater to aid the First Artillery
Regiment in its annual encampment is under
consideration.
Suits for divorce have been commenced by
Thomas V. Everett against Marie Everett,
and Martha j. Elder against George S.
Elder.
The complaint about the dusty streets
happily ended yesterday by one of the most
opportune and lovely April showers.
Macondray & Co., of San Francisco, have
filed with the Secretary of State their claim
/ to trademark for tea.
The picnic of the Champions of the Red
Cross which was announced for tomorrow,
has been postponed.
The Mendelssohn Quintet Club of Boston
will arrive from the East by the overland
train this morning.
The armory of Company A, First Artillery,
at the Pavilion, is being enlarged and newly
fitted.
The Board of Supervisors will meet for
their second session in April this morning.
Treasurer D. Z. Callahan paid, on Satur-
day, So, 179 60 into the State Treasury.
No immigrants will arrive!by the train this
afternoon from the East.
The river yesterday afternoon marked 20
| feet inches.
MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th H Fisher, cases and l barrel confec
tionery j. T. Stoll, bale blankets l box
saddlery L. L. Lewis & Co., bundle paper;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., l box woodenware,
l box nolding n. S. Arnold & Co, 10 bdls
iron Biliingsley & Co, 80 nests baskets
| Geo. 0. Bates & Co., "A bdls and boxes
forks, 2 bdls hoes, bids fork handles; H.
| Weinrich, l cask liquors; Schroer Bros /
| box machinery Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
2 cases brushes, u boxes hardware, 300 boxes
horseshoe nails; Waterhouse Il Lester, 2
boxes hardware, cases carriage bolts; Hon.
Newton Booth, ! box books, papers, ETC.;
Standard Oil Co., go cases coal oil; Holman,
. OGantOn 10. CstT
) cases steel; c. W Cheslay, barrels liquor
Booth & Co, $50 halt-boxes candles; Adams,
Mcneil & Co. II pkgs tobacco Weiustock
& Lubin, box collars, cases shirts, boXes
shoes; L. Elkus q Co., cases shirts; r.
Stone & CO., box cement Hall, Luhrs x
Co., 2 pkgs tobacco, 45 boxes hams. The
following freight for Sacramento passed Og-
den on the 18th w. D. Comstock, boxes
furniture springs Holman & Co, l carload
| Is. NJ i'baslaTy
box cigars Huntington, Hopkins \ Co,
1S6 spools B. f. wire Adams, Mcneil &
Co, box cigars C. ?. r. r. Co., box
machinery. cylinders, 30 barrels oil Lind
ley & Co., L case plug tobacco, 40 cases and
10 boxes maple sugar; Hall, Luhrs L Co, .
barrels S. 2. hams STAND ard Oil Co., go
cases coal oil; Waterhouse Lester, 81 bales
and is crates spokes, 173 do felloes.
METROPOLITAN THEArER.-The minstrels
made their final bow last night. This even-
ing the management presents an entirely diff
ferent style of entertainment. It gave first
this spring minstrelsy, then brought on the
, Melville comic opera company, the John A.
Stevens Bowery drama, panorama, the
Sodepe burlesque opera Wilhelm min
strelsy again, and now has come to the mod
ern sensational and emotional drama, which
will be presented this evening by the Bald
win Theater company, with Miss Katharine
Rogers as the star. Certainly, with all the
variety of the preface as noted, in the open
ing Of her engagement, which is the first clost
approach to the legitimate for the Metropol
itan management for long time, the lady
may reasonably expect to be welcomed by a
very large house. She is to appear in the
title role in the drama Miss Mutton" Mis-
; Rogers played here few years ago length
ened and highly successful engagement
! During the week different play is to b
given each evening. The prices are as usual
, and good judgment has been exercised il
making no extra charge for reserved seats.
Picnic AND EXCURSION annual pic
, mic and excursion of the lodges of the Orde
> Of A. O. U. W., to Natoma Grove, will TAX
place on Thursday next, for the benefit of tn
library fund Music by Jones Beebe's ful
: orchestra. Free train viii be run from Ia
{ grounds to the State Prison. Vauabl
prizes will be given for the following games
: Archery -four prizes), base ball, runnin
+. races (eight prizes have been provided 10
: gentlemen, married ladies. single ladies, oil
8 ladies, girls under 10 and for boys, ladies
= egg race, best waltzing couple, blindfold race
> tug of war. Ample refreshments and plent
. If 100 u-atar for all The train will stop q