Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03
BRIEF NOTES.

State Library, at cost OF $1oo. Inc "a ="
iugs include fifteen large plates. showing
views of the sun, planets, CONSULTATIONS and
comets.
Yesterday. in the Superior Court. Presley
DunJay. Judge pro tern., fled the findings in
the case Of w. Hogden VS.. j. l. Underhill.
They are in favor of the defendant. The
case embraced the title to the land on which
are located the ways Of the Central Pacific
Railroad, located in Washington, opposite
street, in this city.
An action brought by NJ. Nader, con-
tractor for work done at Cen Mooney
cockpit, on K street. aud for work done al
Armory Hall sc the time OF the recent walk
ing match, came up in Justice Tubs Court
yesterday. The case grew out OF a disagree
ment az to the value OF the work done.
The testimony was taken and the case then
continued for argument.
"CAMILLE." = The management Of the
Metropolitan Theater placed upon the boards
last night for the OBLIGATION of Sacramento
audience enc of the hest plays that has been
bsfore the public for many years. Camille =
is veil known drama, though it has been
four years since it has been before the public
in Sacramento 1t was announced in the
| hands Of Mrs L. 81. Bates, one of Sacra-
menso's fav9rites. Last night she sustained
her reputation. There is no need to synop-
tie play so well known to the public, but
| Of the people personating the different parts
1t is only right TO say that they were excellent
| in their various parts. Mrs. Bates has great
" improved since she was here last. and gave
| one of the finest representations of that char
acter that has ever bsen presented to this peo
pie. While her idea Of the character differs a
great deal from that of Helen Western, it is
superior conception of the part. Among
the male members OF the company, James
NJ. Ward was good; so was William NJ. Ian.
sing but the only one who showed any real
ability among the male portion of the com
pauy was r. G. White, in the character of
| Mons. Duval. At the matinee this after
noon " Camille " will be presented, and to-
night will be given the sensational drama of
Under the Gaslight." As Smokey Mr..
Ward is said to be without rival. Hereto
| fore there has been jqst complaint about the
warmth OF the theater. Last eight it was
warm and comfortable in every part, the
management having placed uoder the audito-
rum a stove of sufficient capacity to make
the whole building comfortable, notwith-
standing the exceedingly cold weather.
ARRESTED FOR WIFE BEATING. y ester.
day officer Frazse arrested Robert Lindsey,
UltHu utSEUs tH WtEThAb CLhESlDR luc ucSEO
with disturbing the peace. The man is
well-known character in this city, having
been recently engaged in selling quassis-wood
cups on the street corners, to be used for me-
dicinsl purposes. a. has been located in the
Capitol building since the Legislature met
He lives l. strest, between Sixth and
Seventh, in a house owned by William Neid-
hardt His landlord swore to the complaint
ea.la 1rsyoT oh -
The wife-beating has been OF frequent occur
renee. and Chief Karcher, by request, noti-
ted him come time ago that he would be ar
rested if It was continued. The woman
could be induced to make no complaint,
probably through fear of her lord
and master. When arrested Lindsey was
very indignant that any one should interfere
with his domestic affairs. He said he was a
citizen of the United States and resident
of Sacramento, and that it was against the
Constitution of the United States to inter
fere in his family affairs. After reaching the
ststion-house he began TO argue the question,
and it took three men to take him to csll.
The proof of the crime alleged is abundant,
and this morning Judge Henry will pass
upon the '' constitutionality of the question.
Some time ago Lindsey ws5 sent from this
county to the State Prison for term of two
years for an attempt to commit rape. At
1hesh SAtLC iio was AOt ODDc bltliS dibcE
his release from prison, and about year ago,
ne was married.
HERE AND ELsEwHERE.-The polar wave
predicted by the Signal Service Officer came
with vengeance yesterday, and accompanied
by high wind. The sun shone brightly all
day, and the thermometer reached at one time
as high as Az, but large portion of the day
it was below freezing. At IL o'clock last
night the wind was still blowing, but with
reduced velocity. OF the weather elsewhere
Sergeant BarwIck says: A high barometer,
with westerly winds, and generally clear and
cold weather, prevailed along the Pacific
slope last night at o'clock. The temperature
Portland, 1Ss +; Roseburg, 230 Red Bluff, 30';
Sacramento, 32'; San Francisco, Az; vi
salia, 33'; Los Angeles, 440 and San Diego,
49,. At Il M. yesterday the temperature at
Salt Lake was 15'; Denver, 100 below zero
North Platte, 81 below zero Omaha, zero
and YanktoD, D. T.. s. below zero. The
weather was cloudy at Salt Lake and Den
yer, with light snow at North Platte, Omaha
and Ysnkton.
ANOTHER FROM Yesterday forenoon
two denizens of lower L street, named Alice
Booth and Hattie Holmes, were arrested on
charge of embezzlement, preferred by man
named Davis He halls from Yolo county,
being resident of Davisville, and an engi-
neer by profession. He claims to have left
SOS 70 in care of one of the women yesterday
morning at an early i.uur, and when he re-
turned for 1t 10 the forenoon the woman de.
med that he had left any money. Chief
Karcher and officer jackson arrested the
women, who gave bail in the sum of $780,
They claim the man was drunk when he
reached their place, and did not know what he
was doing This is denied by the complain
ing witness, who says he never was drunk
in his life. The matter viii be fully investi-
gated before Judge Henry this morning.
THOSE SMALLPOX CAsEs.-In regard to
some cases of smallpox recently reported to be
down the river, w. H. Myers, Postmaster az
Courtland, under date of January S1st, sends
the following communication to the RECORD.
UNION 81 see by the papers that there are
three cases of smallpox near here on the
river, but there is no truth in the report A
young man by the name of Ryon came from
| the Ease by the southern route, and stopped
at Mr. McAnallt US, where his sister resides.
He was taken down with small pox, and died
last Saturday So far there is no case what
ever. excepting the one mentioned above, and
we hope there will be nome"
A BOLD THIEF.-Last evening about 8
o'clock Mr.. Lthauer, who keeps clothing
| store on street, heard an unusual noise at
his store door, and stepping out, discovered
that stand containing coat and vest was
missing. He went directly to the police sta.
ton and reported the theft. Chief Ksrcher
started away from the station with Mr..
Lithauer. and in about five minutes returned
with young man aud the coat. The vest
was gone, but the Goa. he was carrying on
his arm. He gave the name of VIM Dsrvis.
He is a stranger to the officers, and eviden tly
has Just arrived in town.
AUCTION To-DAY-Bell & Co, auctioneers,
will sell this morning at II o'clock, in front
of salesroom, No. GIG j street, one six-yesr-
old mare, kind and gentle; one business
buggy lMeister, maker; one set single hsr-
ness, whip and lap robe; also, one spring