Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-20
CAPITAL CHIPS.

Sacramento river yesterday, IS feet inches.
Quite large number of gypsies ara en-
camped in vacan. lot on Twelfth and B
streets.
The Sacramento Society of California Pho
neers mad ole OF their semi-weekly love teasts
at their hall last evening.
The attention of the Health Officer is called
to the garbage piles upon the fill back Of the
Gregory property on / stree.
The concert given at the Capitol grounds
by the Hussar band last evening was largely
attended and highly appreciated.
The closing exercises Of st. Joseph's Acad-
emy, corner of Ninth and G streets, will
take place today. The exercises will COM
mence at o'clock.
Dan McCarty. of San Francisco, has pur.
chased from Mr.. Toomey, who resides near
Brighton, the celebrated horse Robin Hood
and the PAGER st. Valentine.
Ga the express train yesterday there was
shipped to Salt Lake City the thoroughbreds
Duke of Monday and Maria F., the prop
erty of j. b. Haggin and George Hearst.
They will be entered in the races that take
place there next week.
The TURNERs.-The Turner'S marched out
to East Park yesterday morning. and the day
was spent, as was Sunday, in athletic sports,
singing etc. The wrestling and jumping
were the principal features. The attendance
was large, but not equal to that of the day
before. In the evening, at Turner Hall,
there was vocal and instrumental concert
calisthenics. gymnastic and other exercises
The following was the programme of the
evening: Musical pow-wow, Serio-comic
Jamboree," First Artillery Band; "Ossian"
lBeschmitt), Turner Harmonic; Das
Deutche Lied" (Kalliwodsl. Turner Harmo-
ME; Soprano Solo Waltz" (Arditti), Mrs.
Df. Bruno; "Someday" (WelIings), Mrs.
Dr.. Bruno; dialogue, How Sockery Sat
Hen" by pupil Powers; Indian club-swing-
ing by G. Hazelstein. Sacramento, and H.
l.. Miller. San Francisco Echo Overture"
tFrankenieldl. band; Political Potpourri"
(R. Genee), Turner Harmonic fencing. by
l., Garichten, of San Francisco, and G.. Ha
zelstein. Sacramento soprano solo, aria
from Freischutz" tWeber), Miss Feissner
" Bachanap' Chopin, Miss Fleissner; COM
ical quartet by Turner, Flohr, Krebs. He'll
bron and Fritz. Conductor, Professor Fleiss-
ner.
MILITARY ELECTION. Company B. of the
First Artillery Regiment, met last evening at
their armory to elect Captain, vice T. J.
Halney, resigned. Senior First Lieutenant
John Cook was placed in nomination for the
position, and there being no opposition, was
unanimously elected. For the position Of
Senior First Lieutenant, made vacant by the
promotion of Cook, there were several candi-
dates. Senior SecoLd Lieutenant Frank D.
Ryan was elected on the first ballot. To nil
the place of Senior Second Lieutenant, made
vacant by the promotion of Ryan, there
were several candidates. Sergeant T. Smith
was elected on the first ballot. After the
election was over the company repaired to
the wine ROOMS of Joseph Goddard and par
took of a bountiful collation., prepared for
the occasion. Speeches were made by several
members of the company, and the festivities
lasted till late hour.
SERENADE.-The Hussar band last night
complinented the RECORD UNION office by
serenade. Two choice selections were played,
and given with good effect, the instrumental
ton being of character to reflect credit
upon the performers.
DELINQUENT Tax LIsT.-The city delin-
quent tax list for the year 1882 has been de-
livered to District Attorney H. L. Buckley,
for the purpose of collecting the tax by suits
in Court.