Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-04
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

wick, rack knife boxes, l case spoons. |
barrel pail handles. bales Irvine, barrel
and case molds, CASES clothes pins, cases
mop handles, so bundles baskets, barrels
wire, l case pipes; L. K. Hammer, piano,
2 boxes organs; Hale Bros. & Co, bales
cotton cloth, FOXES dry goods, boxes cot
ton goods. / box wors.e1 goods, box towel
ing; Ill. Fuchs, l case school states w A.
& G. S. Houghton. l case books, box balls,
l bale paper, l case envelopes j. kserth, l
case shoes; a. A. Van Voorhies & Co, 2
crates stirrups, 3 cases and l barrel curry
combs, 8 cases names; Baker & Hamilton.
boxes hardware, boxes nails; E. Lyon &
Co., case dry goods; S. j. Nathan 4 Co, l
box clothing L. j. Lithauer, box cloth,N;;
Thomas Harper, 2 cases shoes, l case
artificial legs; Gus Lavenson, cases
Shoes n. S. Arnold & Co., 40 bundles hoop
iron, l cask sinks Schofeld & Tevis,
barrels, keg and boxes paint, 3 barrels
pumice stone; Neubourg & Lagos, 2 barrels
grape sugar; H. Q. Kirk & &C., barrel gum
csrnphor; j. j. DobsoD, rolls carpet B.
Cohen, box curtains; c. Heinrich, l box
sausage j ohm Z. StolI, box hardware; c.
A. ID. Gray, l box canes Capital Furniture
/ Company, 5 boxes marble; A. Mester. l
bundle leather; H. Eckharot, cases cart
ridges; James Parsons, case and 2 boxes
| DoOtb diu silucs JOuu 2lCSbuONlilt, L DalS
dry goods; Colonel James McNasser. box
harness; Adams, Mcneil & Co., casea
pipes. SO pals tobacco; w. ID. Comstock, l
ca e upholstery goods; l.. l. Lewis & Co, 6
futers, 4 boxes hardware, 8 boxes wringers, 2
bundles saws, box axes, boxes screws and
tacks, l box locks, 5 boxes coffee mills, 4
boxes sad irons; j. Goddard, barrels
whisky; Whittier, Fuller & Co. bcx mold
ing; G. B. Corwin, cases cigars; Granger
I m az L, I,olnU hoy
cigars Weinstock & Lubin. 2 boxes glass
signs, 26 boxes and 80 cases hats, 1 box and
4 cases fancy goods, 81 cases boots and
shoes, 3 cases and 8 boxes clothing, l box
linen collars, l box dry goods, case crash, l
| box corsets Jost i Adler, car cooper ware
Geo. 7. Bush. 3 casks lamp globes; II. s.
Croker & Co., l car paper; Lindley & Co.,
| 10 half barrels, so kegs and 3S cases syrup, 8
half barrels liquor, l box cigars, l barrel
earthenware, l barrel metal lamps % cases
condensed milk, "a boxes sardines, 20 barrels
currants, 2 pals tobacco, l box paper, cases
Pipe, q bags coffee; Locke & Lavenson, 2
cases oil cloth, 81 rolls carpet, 2 boxes enam-
eled cloth George ". Fox, IL cases and Is
boxes oil cloth; Henry Fisher, l case con-
fectionery; ArmiEgtOu, Mills Morse, .
cases hats; David Ferris, l box household
goods; Booth & Co.. 20 boxes matches Hall,
Luhrs & Co., 3 barrels whisky 20 cases
canned clans, % barrels ham, l case pipes,
40 cases canned meat; George w. Ches-
ley & Co, 2 barrels whisky; j. W.
Brardsley, l trunk tools; A. y. Evans
4 Co., l car beer; C. P. r. R., piece
and 8 boxes machiuery, 1 car engine oil. IS
bales waste, 10 casks copper; 2. Il. Eugesser,
, boxes household goods: Holman, Stanton
& CO., s boxes hardware, crates ax.handles,
6 bundles scythes. l box axes, q cases locke
Continental Oil Company, cars coal oil; Z
G. Parsons & Co, bundle paper, box dry
goods, box curtains A. Dennery & Co., )
boxes mugs, barrels, l cask and l tierce
glas ware Huntington, Hopkins g. Co., 2
cars barbed- wire fence, cars iron, D cars
nails. car iron pipe, rs boxes, package, 3
bundles and 6 cases hardware, / case bolts, 2
cases casters, l case school books, box awl-
haudles l car and 80 boxes wheelbarrows,
149 pieces carriage axies, 6 tire Blenders, 8
boxes saws, q boxes carriage bolts, bales
hose. 6 boxes scales, l box locks, 9 bundles
seves, 235 bundles steel, l boz brushes, IL
cases coffee mills, l box butts, 80 boxes
screws, one-half barrel hose, 10 cases
wrenches, - bundles forks, 20 boxes,scythes
Waterhouss & Lester, crates iron seats.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Nellie
Boyd Dramatic Company appeared at the
Metropolitan Theater last night to good
house. II was an emphatic verdict in favor
Of revolution in prices. The company came
here without any trumpet blowing, unknown.
uaherAliei and backed by no management
savei. ONWARD yet i: drew a good audience
The people thus very positively Endorsed lis
scale Of prices, ard made manifest their will
iugness to support fair merit at a fair price.
The play was 81 a Case for Divorce" 1t was
simple plot, a common tale of Jealousy
ban Cd va soho Oyslfn
to supplant the wife; Of separation !; |
divorce; repentance; the unmasking Of
the schemel's plot, asd of reconciliation |
and reunion. The troupe is fair even, |
stock company, playing conscientioueiy and |
without break, hesitation or prompting. Tie |
leading man, Emery is little STACEY and
formal the other members, eight of the |
el.vsn only being in the cast, proved to be |
reliable aud well drilled. Miss Canovan is a
good soubrette, natural and fluent; Miss |
Lafayette, rather cold and lacking animation /; |
Hart, a good low comedian; and Philieo, |
Hatch and CurraD, good support. Miss |
Boyd the head of the company, has greafer |
powers thaa the piece developed, is of good |
stags-preserce, has a strong, sympathetic |
voice, reads clearly and with feeling, and i'm
pressed her hearers as conscientious, expert |
enced and reliable actress of more than
ordinary ability, without being strik |
ingly Brilliant. In THE New Mag |
dalen," which sensational drama she pre-
sents tonight, it is probable 81 e
will appear to better advantage still, md |
reveal more of the power that she evidently |
possesses in emotional parts. The audience |
went away satisfied with the performance |
aud quite warn ia ita expressions of pleasure. |
1t mad expec ed little. and it was aereesbly |
disappointed, finding that it had welcomed
now lot of psop!s WHO make up fairly even
and well-drilled company. 1t Is safe to |
prophesy that the troupe will grow in favor |
az the timidity incident to a frat appearance |
before strangers wears off.
INCORPORATED. Articles of Incorporation |
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the Pacific Tucking and Manufacturing
Company. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-A. A. Fisher, A. |
Hart, James P. Taylor, Henry Trevor and |
John Yule Capital, 100000, in 100000 |
shares. Also, of the Indian Springs Drift |
Mining Company to operate In Butte county. |
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-J. NJ. Walker, 3. G. McLain, |
Almarin b. Paul. John Mullen and Holland |
Smith. Capital. s., 000. 900, in 1e9. 900 shares.
Also, of the North Pacific Coal Company
Principal place CT business San Francisco.
DirectoIs-A L. Davis, William Sherman,
-.
$. Campbell, r. +. Slevin aud Peter Dean.
Capital, $500 coo, in $4,000 shares. Also,
Of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company. Principal place of business, San
fraacisc3. Drecsors-James De Fremery, |
Antoine Borel, George a. Low, William
Ba5cock and / Lawrencs Pool. Capital, |
SO. 000 coo, in 100 coo shares. Also, of the
California Pacific Mining Company, 20 op- |
crate in the Moreno mining district, Coliax
couaty, New Mexico. Principal place Q!
business, San Frsrcisc'. DirectoIs-B. w. |
Coonelly, Charles j.. Farbank, IL. IL. Nor
gan, E Wheaton snd John S Gray. Capi- |
Ia, 50, 500, coo. in $50 coo shares.
PoMoE CouRr-The following were The
transs c.i9ns OF the Police Court yesterday :
All Yet, keeping sn opium den; continued !
to the 6 n inst. Frank Bragg, frequenting |!
an opium den; same order. Mis- Douahue, |
disturbing the peace continue until 10 a |
to day. Ell Dolan, disturbing the pssce /;
Gngd $40 or ten days. All Jim, disturbing q !
religions meeting set fer 10 O'Clock this !
uorainz James Sharkey, drunk s. or FIVE |
days. Thos. Gamer, drunk; s. or five days |
MAIL DELIVERY The following is the
report Of the letter-cagriers for the month of