Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AENIyERsARY.-Th Sacramento Verein
Eintrscht gave its first anniversary ball and
concert at Turner Hall last night. There was
a good attendance. The entire affair was
under the conduct of Chas. Heinrich, and re-
iected credit on the management. The pro-
gramme was as follows: Overture, by the
orchestra. Chorus, 1.-The Shepherds Sunday
Hymn. - by the Gesangsektion der Eintracht.
Recitation, the 'Ring of Polykrates."
Chorus, 'fSunday in SprinP." Recitation,
by W. KretSchmer. Chorus, "Bursohen
'Raus,' by the Gesangsektion der Eintracht.
Overture, by the orchestra. Quartet,
" Ksernthner Volkslied, by Messrs. Rink,
Gutheil, Knapper and Hitzsnberger. Reci-
tation, by Mr. Krets elmer. Chorus, Gee
sang" by the former section. Either duet,
by Messrs. Guenther and Hitzenberger.
Mixed chorus, in the pretty opsretta, 1--WE
will have to mortgage the Farm" by Misses
Reeber Bauer, Kropf, Meister, and Messrs
Gutheil and Hoffman. This last piece was
given last December, and then met with great
favor, so much so that it was repeated last
evening in response to popular demand. The
rendition met with even greater favor than on
the first occasion named. At the conclusion
Of the programme the floor was cleared, and
the dance began.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING,-A meeting OF
the Land League was held at Grand Army
Hall last evening, and the room was filed to
ove1f owing. Efforts are being made to in-
duce the Hoa. T. P. O'Connor to deliver an
other lecture in this city before his return to
England and as an inducement to that end
a committee of twelve was appointed to can
vass the city for subscriptions. The sum Of
S173 was subscribed at the meeting, and from
this it was thought that by thorough can
yass of the city the League will be able to
realize about 81, 900, if Mr.. OConnor can be
induced to deliver another lecture here. After
the transaction of other routine business
literary exercises were rendered, as follows :
Vocal duet, Misses Kelly and Kay; solo,
Miss Kelly; vocal solo, Miss Vivian Kay /;
recitation, j. 3. Kelly; vocal solos, j John J.
Heffernan and Thos. Corrigan. At meet
ing of the Executive Committee, held after
the close Of the Land League. it was de-
termined to forward to-day by express 500,
which was realized from the lecture of Mr.
O'Connor last week and funds previously
raised.
RECovERED.-The horse and buggy taken
from the premises of William Stewart, south
of Washington, Yolo county, few days
since, were returned on Saturday. Deputy
Sheriff Doan, who obtained track of the
property at Brighton on Friday, traced it to
Folsom, and thence to Freeport, at which
place the river was crossed by ferry, and fel-
lowing up on the west sids of the river, ar
rived at Stewards in time to find Ed. Curtis
returning the property to the owner, after
several days of free riding. Curtis has been
in the Insane Asylum, and as an explanation
in the above matter, it is thought he is a
proper subject TO be returned there, as from
his movements there appears to have been no
criminal purpose in his taking the property,
and it was voluntarily returned at the con-
clusion Of an extended and ailnless drive.
UPSET AND RUNAwAY.-As Mrs. Frank
Dodge, Of tLis city, who had just driven in
with horse and carriage, yesterday morning,
from Georgetown, where she had been visit
ing her mother, was driving on Sixth street,
near the corner of K, the horse became fright
ened at the raising of ladder by the Hook
and Ladder Company, which was engaged in
practice by the Masonic building, and, turn
ing quickly, upset the carriage. Mrs. Dodge
was thrown out upon the pavement and quite
seriously bruised and injured about the head.
The horse, which belonged at Payne's stable,
ran down K, drawing the carriage upon the
side and reducing it into a pretty general
wreck. The animal was stopped ia front of
the owners premises, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, on K, after brief but expensive hy-
ing trip.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th ". A. & c. S. Houghton, 3 cases val
entines, 5 bundles printing paper; H. A.
Weaver, 2 bundles book paper; Lindley l.
Co, 25 cases canned Holsters /; d. DeBernardi
L Co., 10 half barrels picked fish i; Adams,
Mcneil & Co., 10 barrels currants, cases
citron a. Meister, ! sack nuts, l keg apple
butter Huntington, Hopkins & Co, bun
dies common wire ii. s. Crocker Il Co.,
car printing paper; y. II. l.. Webber. l bag
ner Bros, organs; @. p r. r. Co, 1 car
roller car springs; a. a. Van Voorhies &
Co., 8 boxes hardware
UBIQUITOUS ToM-Sberiff Hsilbron re-
ceived telegram yesterday from Illinois, in
curing if Tom Lawton, the Tullis murderer,
had vet been arrested, and desired an imme-
diate answer. The message stated that the
INQUIRER would pay for the telegraphic reply,
and from the fact that he prepaid his mes
sage, which is unusual with the senders OF
dispatches received here about this Numerous
individual, il is thought that the inquirer fees
sapguine that if Lswton is not in hand here,
he has an eye on him in the Sucker State.
RoRsLs REcovEREp.-Sheriff Boggs, Of
Placer county, passed through yesterday en-
route home frou Stanislaus county, where,
together with Sheriff Cunningham, of San
JOAQUIN county and five or six other Sheritfi
and officers. about thirty horses, stolen in
various parts of the State, and by the Crumm
band Of thieves, have been recovered. Several
of them we're found upon tie Walden ranch,
and msny of them had been sold to different
parties.
LITERARY Soc1ErT.-A new society, to be
known as the Capital Literary and Debating
Society, has been organized and the following
officers elecssd: President, james Davis /;
Vice President, George Maberry; Secretary,
Thomas Dolan; Treasurer, Walter Nolan.
The other members are Russell Hapemsn,
Thomas Menke and Charles Starr.
IopGs REPRESENTATIVES. - Columbia
Lodge, No. 40, K. of P, has elected the fol-
lowing Representatives TO the Grand Lodge,
which meets in San Jose IN April next {:
Richard Brown, a. Wulf, VIM. E. 0ughton
and Emil I.avine. Delegate TO the Bureau
of Relief, Richard Brown.
INCREASE OF DIRscToRs The Upper San
Joaquin Irrigatipg Canal Company has fled
with the State Department . certificate of
the increase Of its Directors from seven to
nine. and to the election as Directors of j. j.
Scri5neI and NJ. z. Minor.
BURNINa TuLgs.-Th. wind yesterday az
ternoon brought shower of ashes and Gin
ders from the burning tules to the south of
che city. Some of the cinders were three or
four inches long, and the slbjecs of much
notics and amusement.
TAKEs Bklow.-The third of the new en-
gines for the oakland local trains. which ave
been recently constructed in the shops here,
was sent down yesterday afternoon. AID as
much admired in her appearance and design.
Thirty two immigrants ar
rived from the Est yesterday afternoon,
including twanty-eisbt males, and twenty
seven will reach here By overland this sftsr-
noon.
DrcEAsID.-Dr. George R. Kelley. for
merly County Superintendent OF Public
Schools, and well known, died at Elk Grove
yesterday in the 10Th year Of his age.
NOVEL BuReLARY.-w. II. Wilson was
Yesterday arrested by officers Lee and Airing
tor for burelarizing the County Jail. None
of the prisoners were stolen.
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