Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-18

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Shasta, Tehama, Siskiyou and Modoc ccuu-
ties; j. B. Richardson, Solano. Yolo and
Like counties r. II. Sterling. Napa, Sono-
ma and Maria counties A. O. Carpenter,
Mendocino county John a. Whaley. Hum.
boldt, Trinity and Del Norte counties.
United States Gaugers-M A. Howard, II.
+. G. Wulff and John S. Miller, Sacramento !;
B. Il. Veeder and S. A. Scott, Napa City.
United States Storekeepers at special bonded
warehouses-George ?. Royster, Sacramento;
j. Jurgens, st. Helena; w. A. Elason,
Santa Rosa, and A. Bryant Sonoma. United
States Surveyors of Stills-D. Poorman, Sac.
ramento. and R. H. Sterling, Nspa City. E.
J. Clark. Deputy Collector and Cashier, Sac
ramento city.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. programme
for the Philharmonic Society concert, Tues
day evening, is announced this morning. The
box sheet will be open Tuesday at the Metro
politan Theater, where seats can be reserved
without extra charge. The programme an
uounces Professor Fleissner as musical di.
rector and Miss Amelia BOIL as pianist. The
programme consists of two parts, of ten num-
bers. The selections are from Neukoum,
Mendelssohn, Rubenstein, Schubert. Haydn,
Ressini, Buck, Mattiozzi and Romberg
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Fleissner. Mrs. Garter. Mrs. Mott, Miss Nc
Cleery, Miss Wilsey. Mrs. Fitch, Miss
Woods. and Messrs. Sheets, Clayton, Beau
mont, Bien and Auerback. The chorus will
be large and strong. and has had thorough
and very satisfactory rehearsals. The PROM
ise is for an agreeable musical entertainment.
one fully up to the best yet given by the So
ciety if, indeed, it does not prove superior to
any. The association has wisely placed the
admission at a low figure, the management
saying that the desire is to make the concert
as attainsble to all as is consistent with the
cost involved.
METROPOLITAN THEATRR. The Leavitt
Variety Troupe had full house last evening,
and gave great satisfaction. It is the best
variety company that has been here for
many years. The wonderful bicycle and
juggling performances of Selbini and Mile.
Lilly the revival of the old time and
original plantation and Jim Crow" min
strelsy by Sanford and Wilson the versatile
and wholly new dialect songs with
dances and limitations, By Miss Moore the
gymnastic performances of the Davene
troupe; the character acting by Runnels
Jeppe, Fanny pelano, and the Hughes; the
skipping rope exhibition by Miss Kent, aud
the eccentric acts by Watson, Gilmore, Bre
varde and Sawtelle, go to make up pro-
gramne of unusual excellence. The enter
tainment is rapid, varied, often startling,
mainly new and novel and exceedingly mirth-
full. In short, it is an admirable variety per-
formsnce from the beginning to the close. a
matinee at P N. to-day, and final per-
Torrance this evening.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
14th 81. G. Kirk Il Co., cases medicine E.
Lyon Il Co., box boots and shoes; c. H.
Stevens & Co, cases shoes Hale Bros. 4
Co, box hosiery w. A. & q. s. Houghton.
/ box blank books Weinstock & Lubin, 2
boxes ladies' underwear n. S. Arnold & Son,
9 boxes carriage bolts; S. III. Gould, car
agricultural implements l.. l. Lewis & TO-,
l box cutlery Lindley & Co., 800 boxes com.
mon soap; Hail, Luhrs & Co., as barrels
hams; Continental Oil Co., / car oil Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., 2 cases iron faucets,
2 iron pumps, / barrel tackle blocks Whit
tier, Fuller & Co., box molding, boxes
picture frames, / box and case paper hang
ing; G. w. Chesley & Co, box cigars.
A CRAZY CELEsTIAL.-A Chinaman was
detained few days since at the city prison
as witness against another Celestial in
grand larceny case Since he has been con.
fined in Jail be has become quite insane and
at times extremely violent, and has to be
handcuffed. He says he is Christian and
that he is looking for ''Chriss to. come and
carry him home to heaven" He thinks Chief
Karcher is the Messiah A RECORD UNION
reporter was pointed out to him yesterday
and he was told that that individual was the
one he sought. He replied You no f0olee
me he man debbil." It was quite useless to
attempt to make him believe that the devil"
known to printing flee men remains most of
the time indoors, and that, indeed, he is now
adays very scarce article.
BUILDIEG IMPROVEMENT. john Ochsner
is building large cooper shop on the south
side of Oak avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, in this city. He also intends
the erection OF brick building, for which he
already he's the plans and specifications, on
the north side of X street, between Seventh
and Eighth, on the present site of the old
cooper shop. It is to bs 40-foot front, two
story and basement building, and will ex-
tend back 20 feet. The first floor will Re
fitted up in neat store rooms, and the second
story divided off into rooms. The whole is
to be neatly finished, and win have all the
modern improvements
A COMPLAINT Correspondents complain
that the street cars smell extensively of to-
bacco smoke at times, owing to the habit OF
many smoking IN the cars. Notwithstanding
the rules prohibit smoking in the street cars
when ladies are riding, it is alleged that some
passengers disregard that regulation, and that
ladies are frequently unable to endure the
od0r of the tobacco, and the compliments
suggest strict enforcement OF the rule here
after prohibiting smoking at all in these pop
ular vehicles.
VALUABLEs FoUND.-By reference to the
advertising column, it will be seen that
several valuable articles wers found in the
Pavilion after the Turner masquerade. The
owners can get the property by calling on the
Secretary, Fred Heilbron, at his office, GIG j
street.
BouDoIR PICTURE FRAMES AND BRACKETS.
Finest assortment in the city st the Royal
st. John Sewing Machine Depot, 804 j
street. Framing done to order at shortest
notice. T. w. Schwamb.
To THE Workingmen of Sacramento: When
dollars look as large as wagon wheels, go
Wnere you can guy tne pess LOT shs iesss
money. Lewis Bros.' one-price Shoe House.
Al street. One price.
LADIES, see our silks, % inches wide
blue, brown and gsrnet-only 81 per yard.
from the Louis Bisn stock. Good vaiue
fer 81 rs.
FoR good boots aad shoes, cheap, go to
Lewis Brcs., Ill street One price.
BLRAcHED damask napkins. S7s cents a
DOZEN, az Hale's.