Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16
BRIEF NOTES.

+. d. SERVER has recovered from his recent
attack OF ammonia" and is again at his
Office.
The Odd Fellows of Gait are contemplat.
ing the erection of brick building the COM
ing season.
The regular weekly meeting of the Land
League was held at the Grand Army HalI
last evening.
A very pleasant picnic was held at East
Park on Saturday by the Christian church
and Sunday.school.
AT the request of the defendant, the Coffay
perjury case was continued Saturday in the
Police Court for one week.
The question of reducing the water rates
will come before the Board of City Trustees
at their meeting this morning.
The Capitol Commissioners will meet to-.
day, and will probably decide on location
for the new Agricultural Exposition building.
"Subscriber in Washington is informed
that the hight of the river at this place is
published each day, together with the change
for tie preceding twenty.four hours i'm
mediately following the meteorological table
at the head of the local columns.
An investigation is in progress in the
matter of the recent illegally scratched bal
lots of Precinct 81, and q number of deposit
tions have been taken, but no one has been
found who is willing to swear to complsint
charging any one with the crime.
BAsEBALL.-There were several games of
baseball played in this city yesterday. The
one which attracted the most attention was
at Agricultural Park in the afternoon, be-
tween the Union and Confdencs clubs. The
members of the former are J. Miller, A.
Robins, w. Mclaughlin, G.. Stanton, r.
Goods. W. Duffy, j. Leonard, J. German
and w. Gormaly. The latter is composed of
G. Goods, E. Furnace, j. Sullivan, j. Nc
Nulty, G. Costello, P. Hartshal, r. Barry,
r. Flint and j. Soule. Tae game was won
by the Unions by a score of eight to six.
Time, two hours. Clay Chapman acted as
umpire. Over 1000 people witnessed the
game. Thers was some splendid playing
done, some of which would have done credit
to professional players. A game was played
between the Freight-office Club and nina
from the lumber yards on Front street, which
was won by the latter by score of Il to 10.
The Eurekas and the Unknowns played a
match game, in which the former scored IS
and the latter 8.
CONCERT AND OPERETTA. the Metro
politan Theater, week from next Wednes.
day, concert will be given for the benefit of
st. Paups Church organ fund. To assist the
Sacramentans, number of San Francisco
ladies and gentlemen have volunteered,
among them being Samuel D. Mayer and
Miss Hattie P. Rice. The entertainment
will conclude with burlesqus operetta en-
titled g. ii jacob, with the following cast ::
jacob, a retired bootblack, Sanford Ben
nett Lucy Ann, the fair maiden of his heart,
Mrs. Henry Weatherbee Sophronis,
young lady Of fortune and feeling, Miss Nellie
Waterhouse, A performance of amateur ex-
csllence is promised.
METRoPoLITAN.-On Thursday and Friday
evenings the comedian, Roland Reed, sup.
ported BY q strong company, will appear at
the Metropolitan Theater in Marsden's COM
edy drama, " Cheek" He is spoken highly
of by the press where he has appeared in this
play. On Wednesday evening, and return
ing for a matinee on Saturday, the Vokes
family will appear at the theater under the
auspices of j. q. Haverly. On Wednesday
evening they will present bellies of the
Kitchen" and cousin Joe." The box office
viii be open tomorrow morning.
FURNITURE AUouoN.-Bell & Co., auc-
tioneers, will sell to-day, at 1890 o'clock, the
furniture ard carpets of twelve rooms, which
has been removed to their salesroom, GIG j
street. It consists in part SIS follows Twelve
Brussels carpets, marble-top bedroom sets,
spring and top mattresses, cottage bedroom
sets, four wardrobes, feather pillows, com.
forts and blankets, one range and fixtures
complete, bed lounges, single lounges, chairs,
tables, and 6 largo LOT of crockery, toilet sets,
parlor stoves and tinwaTe.
THE OREGON ExrESsIoE.-Ths Central
Pacific Railroad Company are shipping men,
horses and Implements to the Oregon extern
sion as rapidly ss possible. Saturday morn
ing, at an early hour, forty e'ght carloads of
laborers and implements passed through here
from the southern country. On Friday 100
head of horses were sent up, and this morn
ing US mere horses will leave for the front.
They are being shipped from the Needles, !"
in Colorado. Another train-load left that
place yesterday morning.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.-Of the seventeen
applicants for teachers certificates at the ex-
animation held at the High School building
last week thirteen were successful. as follows
I. L. Freeman, Louisa Smith, Edith l..
Clothier, Mrs Julia A. Hobbs, Mary I. Rob
inson, Ella Pike, Florence Simon, Lizzie Nc
Carly, Henry H. Mead, Charles L. Fowler,
FL. B. Newton, Lille Wilcox, Nellie Bsndy.
GROCERY AUcToN.-By order of G. A.
Luhrs, assignee of the bankrupt stock of L.
j. Dierssen, Sherhurn & Smith viii cell to.
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the store. No. 224
J street. between Second and Third, the en-
tire stock, comprising teas, coffees, sugar,
Hour, canned goods. etc. Also, full barrels OF
whisky and wine, demijohns OF liquors Of all
kinds, showcases, scales. measures, etc.
POLICE CoURT,-Busineas was transacted
in the Police Court Saturday as follows
John Doe, drunk, deposit forfeited; J. II.
Coffsy, perjury, continued to April 2lst
Jake Smith. battery, dismissed on motion Of
prosecuting witness.
81 Diamond Dyes will color anything any
color, and never fail. The easiest and best