Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-21
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

50; D. Stone, 81; II. II. McWilliams,
$40 20.
LOCAL BEEvITIEs
The Turner Guard, which tcsk the frat
priza at the late masquerade, on Saturday
last held banquet st the residence of Ben
Steinman. That evening they presented
Lieutenant Fred Esenmenger, their tutor,
with handsome present.
That large camilla japouic, fmbriata, in
the garden of Mrs. Charles Ross, corner of
Twelfth and II streets, which has attracted
so much notice in years past, is now delight
ing sll who pass with the load of beautiful
white flowers.
An information charging Joseph Hurtado
with the murder of Jose Antonio Estuardo
was lodged in Department. Two of the Supe-
rior Court yesterday. The defendant viii
probably be arraigned some time this week.
The injunction of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company upon the. Sheriff of this
county, mentioned, heretofore both in tie
local and telegraphic columns Of the RECORD
UNION, was served on Saturday last.
street last evening was illuminated for
several blocks on both sides by Chinese
lanterns. Chinatown has holiday appear
ance at present.
IAc survey "a 1AiO pANPNoCb CAV AoAOh VI
the Northern Railway from Willows TO
Tehalna has been completed and the stakes
set.
The weather yesterday for the most part
was cloudy and cold. The prevailing wind
was from the south.
Snow yesterday at the Summit was 10 feet
deep; at Cisco, z feet, and at Emigrant Gap,
, feet.
DooaL 4~,o. q, ,r,ar,o Iooo+;o,s oro bo-,;n,,;c.
to bloom.
River thirteen feet one inch.
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. = At tie
Metropolitan Thester this evening the Sacra-
mento Philharmonic Society will give grand
concert. There have been, say the officers of
the organization, long and very thorough re.
hearsals, and the chorus has had especial and
careful practice drills. The following will be
the programme of the evening Triumpfal
march and chorus from David, "Ys daugh-
tiers Of Israel (Neukoum); piano solo, Cava.
tina, Bolero {Raffl, Otto Fleissner; chorus
from st. Paul, How lovely are the messen-
gers " (Mendelssohn); duet for soprano and
alto, "The Angel (Rubinstein), Mis- Fleiss-
ner and Mrs. Carter; quartet, Whittier
(Schubert) arranged by o. Fleissner), Mrs.
N1Obt. 4lioo h1NOtCOigJ b1cSSAS' OhCOto
aud Clayton; solo and chorus from tie
Seasons, "a wealthy lord who long had
lov'd" Haydn; solo, Miss Alice Wilsey.
Part II.-Chorus from Cinderella, Hank
Again the thrilling horn" (Rossiui J; soprano
solo. Loves Ecstasy" (Mattiozz;), Mrs. w.
G. Fitch; bass solo and male chorus, Gold.
en- Legion Drinking Song" Dudley Buck,
R. Fl. Auerbach ode, The Transient and
the Eternal" for quartet and chorus rom.
NJ
Messrs. Beaumont and Bien. The concert
will be under the direction of Professor
Fleissner. The admission has been placed at
low figure, the desire being to pepularize
these concerts and to enable all who desire to
hear them. Reserved seats can be secured to-
day without extra charge.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr.-The members
of Company A, First Artillery Regiment.
N G. c.. tender complimentary benefit to
Sergeant P. F. Buckley, at Turner Hall, on
Friday evening, February "a. 1882. The fol
lowing ladies and gentlemen have volunteered
to take part in the literary exercises: Mrs.
DIR. A. E. Bruno. Mrs. G. r. Hansbrow,
Mrs Addie Carter. and Messrs. Buchanan
BaiIlargeop, Albert Hart and w. A. Cheney.
The entertainment will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Addie Carter.
NEW UNIFORMS. will be received at
the Office of F. Hebron, GIG J street, until
the first day of March, fer furnishing from
forty to fifty regulation cavalry uniforms, in
clu6ipp four commissioned and nine nom
commissioned officers uniforms, consisting of
coats and pants. The same must be of No.
l material They are intended for the cav.
airy company of this city known as the Sac
ramento Hussars.
PETTY STEALING -About 9 P. NJ. on Sat
urday sneak thief endeavored to steal
box of tea from in front of I. H. Cooks
store. corner of Eighth and streets. Chase
was Immediately given by an officer. He
Dropped the tea in the middle of the street,
and escaped from his pursuer by lodging into
a dark alley.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Mrs. Aaron Gsrliek,
who resides on Second street, between N and
o, slipped and fell from the porch Of her res
idence on Sunday evening, and sustained a
fracture Of the right wrist, She received i'm
mediate surgical attendance, and although
the wound is painful the lady is doing very
well.
WILL SELL FOR TAxEs.-At 10 o'clock this
morning Sheriff Heilbron will sell in front of
the Court House, at Seventh and l streets,
such property on which the delinquent State
and county taxes have not yet been paid.
The delinquent list is very small this year.
IMMIGRANTS -Fifty-six immigrant passen-
gers. including forty -four males, passed Car
lin Yesterday, and will arrive in Sacramento
by the overland train this afternoon.
FINE IMPRovEMENTs.-Owin to the rapid
increase of business. the firm of Anderson &
johnson, merchant tailors, No. 1912 Seventh
street, between J and K, have been compelled
to enlarge their previously spacious quarters.
and have at the same time re6tted them most
haudsomely throughout. They now have one
of the finest clothing emporiums anywhere TO
be found, and with the enlargement ard beau
tifying of their establishment, have also
placed upon their unters an entirely new
and fresh stock of cloths If sll kinds, inc u l.
ing French, English and American manu-
features, in sill the latest styles. Many OF
the spring patterns presented are very choice
and will be exceedingly popular. This firm
Is now prepared, not only to maintain It's
high reputation If the past, as to quality OF
goods and excellence of work. but carries a
still larger stock, and with increased facil-
tiles.
CAPITAL ALE yAuIrs.-Tbis popular place
is again open to the public, this time under
the management of ]. j. Naele. or better
known as Jake " CT the Five-Mile House
The place will receive a thorough renovation,
and due notice viii be given of the opening
night Ia the maaatim. Jake iBvi5es all ths
old friends OF the Vaults, and his also to call
in and sample. as he is determined to main
t@in the well.esrned reputation # the Ale
vaults for keepisg the finest liquors and set
ling the best hot lupch in the city.