Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-23

Jones ......................1 l l 10
The second match was at 81 yards rise,
English rules, both barrels, and resulted as
follows:
Young (captain). .............1 o 20 / 1-6
Nlcka -.---...-.-.....-....-.l y IL
Shepler. ......................l II
Post. ..'....l l Is
Burns. Observation-Disclosures. .....l Dol / 1-6
Keegan tcaptain).. ............l l l l l 10
Todd ......-,..........-.-...l l 20 -
NOBLE. .,......,....-..I U L Id
Stevens. ..............,......1 0 | 0 / l 10
Jones ........................1 l l 0 l ! II
BILLIARD ToURNAMENT.-The third game
of the billiard tournament was played at the
billiard parlors at the Union Hotel last even
ing. A large audience was present, and in
terest in the matches Is evidently increasing.
The game last evening was played between
Russell Flint and Ed. Robbins. The follow.
ing was the score: Russell Flint 0 6 90 a
109212652 10 l 9 0 1420
01020022 10 2 502102O5 05S0|
0411031 IA 2 s 6 0 2 6; IS innings; total,
26O; average, 1917. Ed. Robbias-0 2
13201O10012 8 222100 73362
130112001 010051351 L
8 y u 124211O00 II 0 O; 6S innings;
and Sprague Bowstick play this evening.
TIE REG1MENTAL ENcAMPMENT.-The pro-
babilities are that the annual encampment of
the First Artillery Regiment-to be held
some time in the month of August-will this
year take place at San Rafael, at a point near
the Sal Qaentin State Pr So. There is a
fine and well watered grove there, and the
only question az to whether or no that local
ity will be settled upon finally depends upon
there being good parade ground adjoining.
For the purpose of ascertaining in reference
to this Colonel 7. W. Sheehan will go down
next Saturday and make investigation.
DOUBTFUL CONFERENCE.-THE infant of
one of our citizens is at present suffering from
quite severe dose of measles-so severe, in
fact, as to make his little face resemble in
color boiled lobster. with variations. The
other day lady friend, who had never sean
the baby, cAlled, and OF course was intro
duced to the nursery. Her first exclamation,
upon catching sight of the little red and
spotted face, was "Why what perfect
picture it is of its father !" Papa, who was
present, is still doubtful as to whether he or
the baby was compimented.
FREE LEcTURE.-At the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening Hon. Eli johnson,
of Brooklyn, New York, viii deliver a free
lecture on "What They Drink and How
They Make It." Mr. johnson is en- route for
Australia. He is warmly Endorsed as an
effective speaker by acknowledged Eastern
authorities. He is spoken of as a very orig
inal orator, and as presenting the temperance
question in very forcihle manaer, and with
practical illustrations Of the manufacture of
various kinds of intoxicants.
CANNON SHIPPED. - Adjutant General
Baekus yesterday forwarded twelve pound
Napoleon gun, with timber, box and caisson,
to Captain Douglas Gum, of the San Diego
Light Guard also sent forward to the same
command several cases Of rifles and ammuni-
ton. A number. of rifles were also sent TO
Captain j. G. Murphy, Of Company A (Gat
ling Battery. Second Artillery Regiment,
San Francisco.
POLICE CoURT-Ia this Court yesterday,
with the exception Of the Sunday law cases,
there was but one cause tried John Smith,
for many years Good Templar, on Tuesday
took drop too much, and was arrested for
disturbing the peace. Smith admitted his
guilt, promptly paid his fine, and saws he is
going to join the Band of Hope. 1t don't
pay, he remarked, to drink whisky.
Y. NJ. c. A REcEPr1oN-A social and
mu5lCdl euLcibdiuhCab duo icSCPLAOn " 40
giver. by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton at their hall last evening. Vocal and in
strumental music and readings filed the
programme. There was very large attend
ance, and the entertainment was q pronounced
success. It was the initial effort of the Asso-
citation in this line.
BOND FILED.-D. T. Lufkin, who was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Franklin
township to Gil the vacancy caused by the
death of J. W. Moore, yesterday filed his Of
fetal bond with the County Recorder in the
sum of 81. 500. His bondsmen are 2. j.
Riehl ard +. H. L. Weber.
AUCrIoN.-Bell & Co. will sell by auction
tomorrow at 1870 A. NJ, at GIG j street, a
large invoice of furniture, bedding, house,
keeping goods. bed lounges, bedroom Gets,
mattresses, feather pillows, a range, cook
stoves. wardrobes, tables, chairs, etc.
CLoG3ED SEwER.-It is complained that
the sewer drain on Fifth street has become
choked up, resulting in an overflow of the
alley box sewer between and j, Fourth and
Fifth streets.
SocIAL.-The Frauen Verein of the Ger.
man Lutheran Church will give social at
the church, Twelfth and K streets, on the
evening of the ooh instant.
THE COMING SPRING STYLES "A stroll
through the leading dry-goods and merchant
tailor establishments in the city was made
yesterday by reporter, with view to ascer-
tain something of the styles and appearance
of the goods that are to be presented for the
acceptance and favor of the public this spring.
| In the line Of gentlemen's dress goods, most
noticeable display was found at the establish
uent of Anderson i johnson on Seventh
street, between J and X, where the most ex-
tensive and choice selection Of gents goods
probably ever bl ought to this market at one
| time had Just been placed upon the counters,
as the result Of several days careful work in
San Francisco by Mr.. Anderson, in selecting
and purchasing al the best and choicest pat
terms to be found in the market. The goods
| they present as the latest. and which are to
| be the ruling styles Of the spring trade, in
clude many entirely new and exquisite pat
terms which are at once perfection in taste
and attractiveness. The new, handsomely
remodeled and enlarged rooms of this estab-
| ishment enable the display OF the many rev
patterns 10 most attractive manners, and
renders the place well worthy of a visit by
| those who can appreciate excellence and
| beauty in dress, even though they may not
( wish to purchase. With thu high reputation
enjoyed by this firm for cutting and work
msnship, their spring dress suits will be the
bon-ton Of the season.
FINE MILLINERY DIsPLAY.-Mrs. P. A.
Csllihan, the wsll-known milliner, has just
returned from trip to the East, bringing
with her fine selected stock, direct from i'm.
porters. These goods will be ready for the
| inspection of the ladies Of Sacramento and
it's vicinity ON Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
| An AGREEABLE surprise to the ladies will
| be that new lot of cloth and kid lace boots, at