Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-16
BRIEF NOTES.

buildings and lands at Napa Insane Asylum.
Approved March 18th.
BRIEF NOTES.
Sixty-seven emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
Yesterday officer Eldred arrested an in
sane man named Manuel Faria and took him
to the County Jail.
The steamer Neponset arrived yesterday
from the upper Sacramento with produce and
barge Anna Meths, with wood for master.
This arson case of Lee Hung, which has
been on trial for several days before Judge
Armstrong. will probably go to the jury this
afternoon.
Ia the Police Court yesterday Louis
Weaver pleaded guilty of battery and was
esntenc.d to pay fine Of S25 or be confined
in the County Jail twenty five days.
Yesterday officer Hutton, of San Francis
c., came up and got man named Carston
Will, who he'd bsea arrested By officers Far
rell and George Karcher Gu dispatch from
Chief Crowley of San Francisco.
Michael Sullivan was arrested last evening
| by officer Carroll for the petty larceny Of
some ten snd ssrdines from a grocery store on
Second and L streets. He is an old offender,
and has been IN the chaiu-gang several times.
| Jsmes Connors, q young man, was ar.
rested last evening by a citizen while in the
! act of entering houss on Sixteenth and X
streets, and handed over to officer Ash. The
young man had pal On the street, who ran
away. Connors was charged with attempt at
robbery.
doc" Real was arrested last evening by
officers Ash and Woods on q warrant, charg-
ing him with misdemeanor, which was issued
| last December. It is alleged that he Dor.
| fra fr.a fo- Eha
pose Of going hunting, and then sold the gun
and left the city.
The examination of E. M. Rahn, for the
murder of John 'Maltby, IS get for l o'clock
| this afternoon, to take place before Justice
| IN Woodland. One Of the attorneys for the
prosecution is engaged in case now before
tie Superior Court in this county, and a con-
tinuztion until tomorrow morning will be
asked. which viii probably be granted.
RECEPTION OF CLUBs.-AIr. and Mrs. E.
R. Hamilton gave reception at their resi-
dsnce last evening to the La Gazette ard tie
Bric-a-Brsb clubs, of both of which they are
members. The entire residence was thrown
open to members of the clubs. There was no
dancing, but very interesting programme
was rendered under the auspices of the Brio
s-Brae CLUB, Norton Bush presiding. 1t In
| cludsd vocal solos by Miss Minnie Fleissner
piano solos by Miss Daisy Si6dons Miss
Mile Gregory and Professor Fleissner, vocal
eolos by Miss Emma Feter. Shallespearean
reading By Miss Matte K. Powers, baritone
solos by Alexander Pritchard, tenor solo by
DIR. Wood, and piano duet by Professor
Fleissner and Miss Lizzie Griffin. At 1890
o'clock the entire company, about ninety in
number, wers escorted by Colonel Hamilton
to Fishers dining.rooIns, where an elegant
repsst had been prepared. During the sup.
per the Cliff House Orchestra, Of San Fran.
cisco, disceursed excellent music. The same
orchestra played at intervals ut the residence.
There were seyeral ladies and gentlemen from
abrosd present, but beyond that there were
no guests excepting the members of the club
| Oae Of the rooms was occupied with art and
/ other specimens as follows One Kensin9ton
embroidery screen and three fJwes pieces,
| By Mrs. E. r. Hamilton ; four tabs-covers
! toll AID vslyetl, one banner screen Toll and
| velvet, snd one landscape On velvet by
| Miss Kendall outline enbroidery table,
cover anos napkinz, by M, j. u. Lewis;
two oil PLAQUES, two flower panels, three
screens Toll on satiD), aad six porcelain
PLAQUES. by Mrs. J. FL. f. Peck, San Fran
ciscs-through Miss Emma Feiter's kindness
| Little Silver Lake, oil landscape, by w. f.
! jackson mountain stream and one figure
piece, by w. f. jackson; two flower pieces
10 oil, three fire screens. with oil plaques
! Qandscapes). three panels (oil landscapas),
Two oil plaques by Norton Bush; forty
piecea porcelain painting, By Mrs. w. A.
Hughson; crayon portrait, by Miss Amelia
Klippel; crayon portrait, by Miss Alice
May Kensington embroidery, dress panels
by Mics Jeanette Hamilton; collection of
choice flowers, by Mrs. O. III. Ross The en-
tire affair was marked social event, and for
liberality, and cordiality of hospitality, has
not been surpassed this season. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Whiffin, Of the Madison Square The
alter Company, entertained the guests with
several songs, and Mr.. Whiffiu played VIC
lin solo, OF. which instrument he is an enthu-
siast.
"YoUNG Mrs. WINTHROP, The Madi-
son Square Home Theater Company az
peared at the Metropolitan Theater last even
ing in the new and popular society comedy
drama, "Young Mrs. Winthrop" The
actors are all skilled, and probably no better
company in that class of drama has ever WIS.,
tied this city. With the exception Of Miss
Carrie Turner, who plays the part of Mrs.
Winthrop, the company is the same that
played sn engagement here few weeks sgo,
presenting the drama Esmeralds," sincs
which time the company hiss played very sue.
cessful engagements in San Francisco and
other places on the coast. Douglas Winthrop.
in the drama presented last evening, is a man of
business, and after the novelty of having q
young wife had worn away he ceared his Low.
ing attention and applied himself more
closely than ever to business. A coldness
grew between the pair, which caused the
husband TO spend the time formerly devoted
to his wife st his club, and finally, with
scarcely an apparent reason, separation
took place. After long time the error was
discovered, and the play closed with gen.
eral reconciliation and happy family. At
one point IN the performance, where child
dies willis the mother is at ball, many in
the audience were melted to tears. The
patronage last evening was net as great 81 the
company deserves. The same play will be
presented this and tomorrow evenings and
matinee tomorrow There is no extra charge
for reserved seats. The next attraction at
the theater win 10 the return of Rice's Sur
prise Party, which is underlined for an en-.
gagemeDt of three days and matinee. com.
mencing on next Thursday evening, the 22d
instant.
THE ILLEGAL VOTERS. Yesterday morn
ing John Ryan and Jose Vasquez pleaded
guilty to the charge of illegal voting at the
recent election. Judgment will be pre-
nounced this morning. The case of Michael
Scott. held on similar charge, was continued
for trial until this morning.
SPRING VEGETABLEs.-We are in receipt
daily, direct from the growers. of q large IL
voice of cucumhers, string beans, rev pota-
toes, green peppers, tomatoes, green peas,
with all other variety of vegetables in season.
All orders, large or small, will receive close
attention. d. DeBernArdi & Co., Nos. sos
and $40 K street. =.
MILLINERY GooDs New and latest styles
just opening at Millinery ParloIs. at Red
House.
MEs's ine sewed, button Ozfords; cloth
top; London tee and tipped. Price. So.
Placed in stock yesterisy at Red House.
AfEE's ine calf, button shoe; London toe
ard tipped, sewea. Price So At Red House. :
SEE the prices placed on clothing, at the
crest conabiae tioI, sic = the Red Houss.
NV i0yoice Of cIoshing opened Ct Rsd
House to-day.