Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-17
LOCAL DASHEs.


with the treble thunders of song.
The Archbishop will hold reception at the
Catholic College this morning at 10 o'clock.
LOCAL DAsdEs.
Msjori James Buckner, an old citizen of
Elk Grove, died last week.
The MarysvilIe express train was delayed
several hours on Saturday by the breaking
down Of the locomotive.
W. II. Carson has been elected Second
Lieutenant of Company f. First Artillery
Regiment, at Woodland.
Il The weekly literary meetings of the Califor-
mia Temperance and Benevolent Society
have been discontinued until the early part
of February.
A free musical and literary entertainment
will be given this evening in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms, No. 1909
Fourth street, at 1870.
All Die, who was shot in the leg at the
Chinese riot last month, on the corner of
Third and l streets, was arrested last Friday
for carrying concealed weapons.
Three boys, named Abigo, Lefeove and
Valentine, have been arrested for robbing the
store of Mrs. M. +. Johnston. They owned
up, and also confessed to having cut the win
dow of Mrs. Keller's candy store.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Hue
meme, Ventura county, has filed articles of in.
corpora ion, with James T. SAVER, A. G.
Mcfarland, Thomas r. Bard, John II. Con-
rad and Frank Petit as Directors.
The Sacramento Literary and Dramatic
Society will give a musical, literary and
dramatic entertainment at its own rooms in
the Pioneer Hall building next Wednesday
evening, to be followed by social dance.
A careless butcher on the corner of Seventh
and \ streets left a $500 sack of coin on his
wiudown-sill. Three small boys grabbed the
money, but officers subsequently grabbed the
boys and recovered most Of the sum.
Darius Waterhouse, au insane man, claim
ing to be the King of Belgium, was arrested
at the depot on Saturday while trying exoit-
eddy to obtain ten express wagons to haul the
baggage Of the Queen, whom he expected on
the overland tram.
A correspondent s anxious to have street
railway across the city from east 80 west, on
Fifteenth street, to accommodate persons
wishing to visit the Exposition building ard
that vicinity. The present street railway
company has a charter, and it is understood
will construct a track along L street, from
Tenth to Fifteenth, and thence along Fiji
tenth to the Exposition building, in time for
the State Fair next season. Such a road
would not probably prove remunsrative at
any other time OF the year.
The hour for evening services in all the
churches is at present o'clock. The attend
ants at the Congregational Church assembled
at that hour last evening as usual, but the
minister who was here for only Sabbath as
supply, and who was not aware OF the regulS-
ton hour, consulted 'h1 published announce
ment N services, which in error gave the hour
as 7:30. This will explain why an audience
waited fifteen minutes patiently for the par
son, and ten minutes longer in curious and
impatient suspense, and then dismissed itself
just before the much-leoked-f0r minister came
b:iskly around the corner, in full assurance
that he was 1t least i've minutes ahead Of
time.
CLOSING EXERCISES The closing exercises
of Trinity term at St. MarY's Hall, Be-
nicis, take place tomorrow, commencing at
10:30A.M NJ. The programme is as follows: Duet,
sonata, D.msjor Mise, Frank and Ready /;
vocal solo, "Ye Merry Birds," Miss Lizzie
Walsh reading, go, Why Should the Spirit
OF Mortal be Proud Miss Durbin; piano
.olo, " Tarsutelle," op. 50. No. ,, Miss Lizzie
Nichols; reading. THE Pauper's Death.
bed" Miss Whitney; piano duet, Spell
manns "Stanchen,' Misses Foster and
Waldever; French recitation, Mon Pays"
Miss Brown; piano solo, ninuet, + dat
major, Miss Dreis5ach lecture on geology,
classification of Rocks" Miss Locklin
vocal solo, 80, Loving Heart, Trust On"
Miss Marsh; recitation, Swans Nest"
Miss Gisela Kruger; piano solo, Aux B5rds
du Gauge Miss Frank original translation,
Fourth Eclogue," Miss Clarkson piano
solo, hunting song, E-major, Miss Giffard
reading, Rich aud Poor Man, Miss Mich
OILS vocal duet, "Cheerfulness, Misses Marsh
and Lewis reading, Philosophical Expla-
nation" Miss Nation; piano solo, "Noc-
turne," G-minor, Miss Foster; recitation,
" The Brides of Enderby," Miss Waldever
piano solo, senate. D-major, Miss Ready
class in vocal gymnastics vocal solo, Miss
Mansfield; benediction. TT. Rev. j. II. d.
Wing6eld.
NV THoRoUGHBREDs.- Haggin, Of
this city, has lately purchased some fine
thoroughbreds, which consist of Mortimer
yearling for LOIS, a twe-year-old by KyrIe
DAILY for 81. 600, and Great Tom yearling
for s., 600. His Eastern agent, John w.
Msckey, lately purchased at Lancaster, o.,
the following Kyrle DAILY (mported), bay
stallion, foaled in 1870, by Artillery The by
IOuCnBtOuf.
catcher), out Of Colleen Rhue, by Comma di
Vergy, . son of Sir Hercules Kyrle DAILY
was bred in Ireland by Joseph Ly-
ons. and won the Irish Derby at tue
Currsgh az a three yesr-Old and as four
year-old won the Currah plate, seven fur
longs: the DardistOwn plate, one mile and
quarter; the Stewards plate at the Curragh.
His greatest race was for the Queens plate,
three miles in which he ran a dead heat with
Old Tom and won the deciding heat, carry
ing 1873 pounds He ssscds 164 hands, and
has sound constitution. Bonnie Ka,e,
chestnut mare, foaled in 1869, 81. 600; Lady
Middleton, Boy mare, fooled IN 1873, 8, 800
/ Ne'tie Peytoo, chestnut FLY. foaled in
I 1879 ST. 200 Bessie Peyton, chestnut lilly,
foaled in 1881, 81, 100, and n weanllng chest
nut colt by kyre DAILY, SiS5.
CLUB OPEN1NG.-The "Aztec Club" an
organization of young gentlemen of this city
for social enjoyment. formally opened their
new rooms, over Fishers restaurant, on
/ Saturday evening. 1t is intended to have
/ the rooms nicely furnished aud fitted up with
all the adIuncts 10 render them an agreeable
/ place for spending their evenings and to
which to invite their friends. The club starts
/ with twenty-five members and the following
officers President, a. Abbott Vice Presi-
/ dent, George Conway Secretary, A. Z.
Shattuck Directors. w. C. Van Fleet, J.
/ II. Parkinson and L. J. De Pue.
Police CoURT.-The case of Alb Die, for
carrying concealed weapons, has been con-
/ tinued until December III. All Hung, for
/ stealing 20 cents worth of coke from ID.
/ Gardner's woodward, was discharged. at the
| request Of the prosecution. Hance Hanson,
/ has been sent to the County Jail for four
days for sleeping in the railroad depot. Jack
! Smith has been convicted of petit larceny.
and will be sentenced to-day. James Brady,
a common drunkard, has been sent to the
! County Jail for fifteen dsys.
Our grand opening to-day of holiday goods.
| See double column advertisement. Red
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