Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AhsTe was good attendance, ana doubtless
the grounds would have been crowded but
for the prevailing northesiy gale, The man
agement was up to thu standard heretofore
attained by tbs Association, and was in
prompt ard efficient hands. The music BY
the new Hussar band was one of the most
attractive and noticeable features Of the &C.
casion. The band appeared seventeen strong,
and in its new and vety striking uniform.
Prof. Lobse, tho Turner'S teacher IF gym.
uAsticS, aided The conn ittees on amusements
and athletic exercises, and had the sereral
control Of the juvenile tPrning classes
Al OF the pupils appeared ia their
neat and attractive uniforms. The
games and exercises were many,
and with the dancing. constituted TIE
programme of the day. The prizes we're won
as follows: Evening scholars, first class
First prize, Frank krebs; second. Osrar
Rsiff ,rth; third, Albert Kieiasorge. Second
class-First, John Bruner; second, Adolpb
kreuz5erger. Third class-Ffrst, Henry
Hansche second, John Ost. Running by
girls-First prize, ALA kaerth. Hopping
First, Minnie Wtisel Rope climbing First.
Emma Neubaaer. High jumpiug-First,
Alice krebs. "Wipps First, Anna Rah-
staller; second. Emma Nsubansr Day
scholars, FIRST clsss-First priz', Henry Kleia.
sorge; second, Frank Englehardt, Ssclad
class-T'irst prize. Frank Ebner: second,
John Sullivan. Third class-First prize.
Otto Hebron; second, Frank Ruhstallsr.
Fourth class-Airst prize, August york ;
second, Otto Ewers. RunDiDg-First prize,
lsidore Morris. Hopping-First prize, c..
Weber.
MERCHANDISE REFoRT, - Tie following
freight passed O ;dsn for Sacramento on the
ID; For Hale Br & Co., bale and l
case cotton goods, bale quilts, boxes
hosiery, l box dry goods, case and boxes
shirts, box doneslies Huntington. Hop
kins * Co, csses pick handles, crstes
forges, II boxes lawn mowers, 6 boxes and l
tub hardware, harrcl las pots, , bundles
mower handles, ! box firearms, box tongs,
cases and box butts, SO boxes SIX handles,
box axle cbips, boxes castings; Baker +
Hamilton, box paper W. i. Peterson, 10
pals, barrels and 2 boxes candy: Captain
Foster, ) cases dry goods ] bale euamelsd
cloth; Weinstcck & Lu6in, l box envelopes,
/ case shirts. l bale hammocEs, cases boots
and shoeF, l case artificial flowers, case
clothing, l box underwear; Locke end Law
ensoD, l chest personal effects, Billingsley &
Co., broom presses, g boxes cards Sc cases
AZ haudles; Newbourg and Lagos, bundles
shovels, s bags bunes G. Il Krrbs & Co.
box brushes; w. A. & c. S. Houghton,
box ststionery; l.. Elkus & Co, box spool
cotton c. P. r. R. box emery wheels, 80
barrels valve oil w. ID. Comstcck, II boxes
chsirs. box dry goods; E. G. Parsons &
Do. ! box wind cloth Adams,
Mcneil & Co., 10 bags coffee, l box hard
ware, pals tobacco Lindley & Co.. 80
boxes maple sugar, 3 cases lys; Hall. Llars
Y Co, % cases bitters; Mshius & c., %
boxes baking 1wderi n. S. Arnold & Co.,
barrels and cssk silvsr-plated ware; Scott
Muir, l box gas fixtures Mrs. Henry
Miller, hsrrel stationery, box dry goods
e. Lyon Co., l box dry goods.
land LEAGUE.-Ths Land League of this
city me. last evening" snd passed the follow
ing resolutions % Whsreas. We have satusd
with great pssrat and unfsigoed oondemua-
tion OF .Aa assassination Of Lord Cayendish,
The Secretary. sad MIR. Burke, the 1-udst
.S5ecretsrY OF Ireland. in PrR1ix Park,
Gland, on the e,h inst. and whereas. it
naY bs the opinioa Of some uuthinki5a
minds that ths sssnssiasiion Eas brsh;
about t..oagn sas fundamentally OF tne
Land League or Of It's members; therefore
be 1t resolved, That we, the Executive Com
mi.tee of the Dillon Branch Of the Land
League, do most positively and in unmeas-
ured terms condemn the bloody deed, and de-
nounce the men who were guilty Of the muir
der, and put the seal Of indignation on the
act that would draw tie Land League into
disrepute after what it hiss done for the suf-
fering people of Ireland. Resolved, That we
are Of the opinion that no true member of
the LAID League was guilty of such an cut
rage, and if SO hs deserves the detest stiou Of
all true lovers of freedom. Resolved, That
these resolutions be published in the press Of
this city"
SACRAMENTO INTEREST CouPoNs.-Thomas
Freehill has applied to the Supreme Court
for a writ of mandate to compel William E.
Chamberlain, Treasurer of the city of Sacra-
psntc, to pay 1926 on interest coupons, pay
1aent of which, it is alleged was refused by
the Treasurer, on the gIoand, as stated by
him, that there was no money in the sinking
and interest fund wherewith to pay them,
and they were registered to be paid in the
order of registration whenever there should
be sufficient in the interest and sinking fund
for their payment. Petitioner further de.
clsres that on ths 4 III inst. there was in the
interest aud sinking fund of Sacramento, set
apart for the payment of interest. the sum Of
S37, ,493 80. much more than sufficient to pay
these coupons, and all having preference to
them by reason OF date of registry.
REAL ESTATE AT AUcrIoN.-The east 81
feet by l60 feet Of lot s. in block bounded by
| and j, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, with
improvements consisting of cottage and
stables, will be sold by Bell & Co., to-day at
2P. NJ, on the premises. At IL a NJ Thurs.
day next, they will sell on the preuists the
north 80 by so feet Of lot s, bouaded by 1 and
j, Fifth and Sixth streets, on which is two.
story brick house, the lower part for store,
and the upper part for residence-linely fin.
ished rooms supplied with all conveniences.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The great Com
l-yBirton Opera Company, direct from their
successful engagement at the California
Theater, San Francisco, will appear at the
Metropolitan Tneater three evenings this
week, commencing on Wednesday evening,
with seventy-five voices. forty pretty young
ladies' and an orchestra of sixteen pieces. The
programme for the week is as follows
Wednesday, "0livette;" Thursday, "Pa-
t;snce :" Friday, " Madam Favart;" Sstu1.
day matinee, "Manola."
CITY FINANCES. Receipts for week ending
Saturday, May 6.h, are as follows: S. R.
Caldwell, Cemetery dues, s21; r. D.
SERVER, water rates. S1,472; n. A.
Kidder, harbor daes, $40; L. Il. Mckee,
county spportionment of road money for Dis.
uicS NO. Il $50 '1' " a. hehly, fonce
Court fines, Sal; George A. Putnam,
city licenses, S175 20 George A. Putnam,
dog licenses, SIC so; Gep, a. Putnam, city
taxes, SIS, ,Sil; total, S6S. 900 80.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived since lest report:
Steamer San Joaquin No. 3, from the upper
SacramenD, with barge load of grain
steamer Varuna, from upper Sacramento,
with barge of grain; San Joaquin No. 2,
from San Francisco with merchandise and
barge for upper Sacramento. Departed:
Steamer Neponset, for the upper Sacramento,
with general merchandise; steamer C. Nj.
Small passed en- route to Marysyille with
general meIc eIc1andise.
GOOD TEMPLAR OFFIGERs.-The I. o. G. T.
Lodge at Buckeye Valley, this county, has
elected the following oficers: W. G. t.,
Calvin Bates; 2. w. G. T., P. G. Gesf1rd
w. V. T., Miss Annie Hamilton /; l.. d, j.
Shurfey w. s., Helen Simmons w. +. s.,
asries Boiler; w NJ. Andrew Shurfey
w. T., Arthur Talbot w. L g., Johu Sim
mons; w. o. G., Thos. Middleton.
REslDESoE TO BE SoLD.-To-day at H. a.
N. Bell 4 Co. will sell at auction, on the
p-emis.s, the handsome residence No. 1922
ii street, on lot three, VI and n, Fifteenth
AMI Sixteenth streets. The premises over
iy5k the Capitol grounds. Ths house has
twslve rooms, beautiful grounds and other
oprovemenis.
TArIvE SoNs.-Sacramento Parlor, No. 3,
iva Sons of the Golden West, have
ted the following delegates to tie Grand
7 .lor, which meets in Sacramento in Juae
9 N. PJsr, Fred. b. Houston, F. ID. Ryan,
} L. Stlf3fd and +. L. Devlin.
REWARD FOR A MURDERER Governor
! rkins ha offered reward of $500 for the
s. 49, q n ,,ictinr of the rnl1rdeIa ar or mur.