Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

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Gerber, John III X
FdRSsr5, N5lS5 1i...--,...9 < l ! i-s Is
%Died ont Of bounds.
The shoot.off of those who tied on 9 re-
suited as follows:
Sheplar. ....--...........'..O 10 IL
Hurd withdrew al claims, having TO go to
the city oD business.
The shoot-off of ties of eighIs WAS as fol-
lows
Keegan ...-..-...-........u 90 O0-2
Zuyer ..-........ ......................1 10 90 lO-2
< Died out Of bounds
Vermilya and Eckhardt having tied, they
shot off, with this result:
Vermilya. a...........-......-.... 10 oi-4
Eckhard, .....-................-.. .ol 90 Il-3
The first medal was won by Captain T.
Ruhstaller, and the second medal was won by
A. j. Vermilya.
METROPOLITAN TEEATER.-A much better
house attended last evening upon the pro-
duction of Ofsnbach's comic opera, Madame
Fsvart," by the Comlsy- Barton troupe.
Musically, the opera was given with greater
success than was "Oliyette," and as a spec
tacle i. was quite its equal. The brilliant
costumery, the strong contrasts OF color, and
the introduction of full military band tthe
First Artillery iu the grand march, made
the last act very attractive one. Miss jan
sen was heard to excellent advantage last
night, and won very hearty approval at the
hands Of critical auditory. Mr.. Camp
bell and MIR. Bell were also the re-
cpients Of like popular Endorsement.
The gems Of the evening were {:
Mr.. Bells tenor solo, Her Eyes so Brightly
Besming :" Miss Jansen's solo, II am Such
an Artiess Thing :" her "minuet" song in
the second act, and the duo by herself and
MIR. Campbell in the last act. The entire
performance gave unqualified satisfaction, if
it is to be judged by the applause and close
attention of large audience, and that is GER
tainiy coed standard. The brass pieces in
the orchestra we're missing last night, re-
ducing the number of players to ten-as the
management claims, through no fault of its
own. Tonight will be the last evening Of
the company here, as it passes on to the East
Saturday evening. The opera will be " Pa.
tience," the latest of the Gilbert-Sullivan pro-
ductions, and a blood relation to Pinafore"
and Pirates of PenzaIcs." 1t is an "es-
thetic" burlesqus, and presents MIR. Howson
in his admirable makeup as Oscar Wilde.
1t has never been sung here, and much
curiosity has been excited to hear it. For
the matinee tomorrow the opera "Manola"
is announced. 1t will mark the last appear
ance of the troupe on this coast.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
6sh Z. Tryon & Co., ? cases cotton goods ;
Dennis Flint l box maple sugar; w. A. &
G. S. Houghton, ? boxes note paper; Hale
Bros & Co, cases corsets, cases shirts, ?
boxes underwear, bales and boxes cotton
<-ods George o. Bates & Co, "a wheel
barrows Adams Mcneil & Co., 2 csses
show cards, 2 cases tin cans, cases extracts
2 cases and barrels baking powder, tierces
hams, 20 tisrces lard {; Weinstock & Lubin, .
cases shirts. l box clothing; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 81 boxes shoes, 16 boxes gas
fixtures, boxes hardware, 120 axles, drum
pipe fittings; a. Dennery & Co., crates
lamp chimneys, barrels glass globes; NJ. F.
Jones, / piano; Waterhouse & Lester, l
buggy gearing Locke & Lavenson, . rolls
carpet A. A. Van Voorhies 4 Co.. box
brushes C. a. Sawtelle, 2 boxes school states; !;
Mebius & Co., 8 tierces hams; Xix, Geary
& Co., Il boxes medicine NJ. Z. Evans, 81
barrels whisky.
AUNTY JoNEs.-A colored lady 81 years of
age, resident of Amsdor county, visiting
friends in this city, attended the picnic at
Folsom yesterday. When the train arrived
from Folsom last evening her friends, if
friends they were deserted her, and she was
taken care OF at the station-ho1se. Aunty
Jones is an intelligent old lady, and she felt
very much mortified when she learned that
she was being taken care OF at the police sta
ton. She says that she was slave in the
F,r fort Che ha-
longed to one of the first families. She is
very intelligent and it is no credit to her
people that she should be treated in the man
ner she was last evening.
POLICE CoURT.-In Judge HenrY's Court
yesterday the following cases were disposed
of Frank Burns, who stole ride on a
freight car, was discharged; the case Of
Catherine Hazlebach, disturbing the peace,
was continued to May 10Th e. Rsgan, bat
terry, and Bridget Daley, disturbing the
peace, continued to May 18th; Eliza Con-
nell, disturbing the peace, continued to May
10th Pat McHale was fined 50 so for bat
terry; Charles Connell. disturbing the peace,
continued to May 16sh; James Aherrin,
guilty Of disturbing the peace, judgment to-
day John Duffy. battery. discharged; A.
). Harding, gaming, continued.
AUCTION SATURDAY.-Bell Co., auction
GERS. will sell Saturday at II A. NJ, in front of
salesroom. No. 916 J street, between Ninth
and Tenth, four good work horses, one span
of sorrsl horses, with pole record of 2:40, s
and Q years old ; one set single harness, one
spring wagon. Also, at l o'clock P. NJ, came
day. at salesroom, by order of Mr.. Thomas.
viii sell; 0ne fns bed lounge, whstnOt, 10
chairs, ! wardrobe, n octave piano. l Ma
son Il Hamlin organ, l bedroom set z
pieces), bed clothing Of all kinds, center
table. / Buck stove, with fixtures complete,
crockery, glass and woodenware, etc. Sale
poyitiye and without reserve.
INeoaPoRAT1oNs.- There were fled in the
Secretary of States office yesterday articles
Of ;ncorporatiou of the Gambetta Mining
and Milling Company. Principal place Of
husjpess. San Francisco. Directors-J, NJ.
Paum. James NJ Kane, Henry krebs, Jr.,
T N. Thorn and b. II. Klinger. Capital
stock, s. 000, 900, divided into 100, 600 shares.
A,.o Of the Chicago Quartz Mining Company.
PrincipaI plscs Of business. Nevada City.
Directors-Thomas Legg, George Johnston.
William Campbell. Fred. Jones aud w. L..
Englebright. Capital stock, SIhp'ODO, di-
vidsd into 80, 900 shares.
LATE ARRESTS The following were on
the slate at the station house at IL o'clock last
night Charles Little, obtaining money under
faise pretenses, by officers Hickey and Bris'
sel: A, L. Brown, drunk, by Oswaldt, To-
cal: All Gin and An Ben, smoking opium,
and An Ling, keeping an opium den, by Car
roll, Eldred and Karcher, Locale.
LAND PATENTS. The following patents fol-
agricultural lands were received ct the United
States Land Office in this city on the 1911
Instant: Jeremiah Bliss, of Amador county
Girolano Dauz of VI Dorado county, anC
William s. Ferguson, OF FL Dorado county
IMM1aRANTs.-One hundred and thirty
mae immigrants passed Cari;n yesterday, Ell
-oute to California. There were rinety-Gvt
males in the party They will arrive in Sac
ranento by the overland this afternoon.
STATE BOARD OF EsUALzAToS.-~ Th
State Board of Equalization met yesterday
and apportioned the railroad assessments t.
She several counties, on the basis already an
souuced.
En- RoUFE.-shsrif Tomking, of Nevad.
=,aty, passed through yesterday to the Fol
z-,, state Prison with John Williams, whit
entenced for life for the murder OF lndiai
srl.e.
TIE enlargement in the Hat Department
If the Red House has very much increased
tbeir trade. Invoices Of new styles arriving
daily, and prices as usual--the cheapest.
LADIEs don't fail to call and examine thos
Melville buitings. with trimming attached
that are selling at the Red House for l
cents per yard tMosgroVe's price, DO centS).
HAsLEY's CRoNK BEER. barrels, kegs an'
casss. Finest summer drink OUT. f9r m pa