Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

the calcium lights were much enhanced by
the manner 10 which Mr.. Binsay, who oper-
a.es tLeu, disposed the burners. He placed
one set in the 6ies and one in the gallery, and
thereby greatly improved the light This
afternoon at matinee and tonight will be
the last presentations of the beautiful drama,
and will close the engagement OF the COM
pany, o 4ing to the Indictment weather and
counter attractions, the season of two weeks
has not been, financially, as successful as the
business manager, Mr.. Teal, expected and
hoped for The company he represents,
however, has been thoroughly appreciated.
Tt has given US two thoroughly good dramatic
seasons, forcing runs Of ''1'hs Lights o. Lon.
don," "Tle Bsnksr's Daughter, my
Geraldine" aad Tine White Slave" The
comp any is large one, well balanced, faithful,
competent, well differed, and in every respect
sterling stock combination that deserves
success and wins it. There has been no voice
raised hare in harsh criticism againstit, and the
theate-- going people have been unanimous in
commenting it. It goes hence with fine
record, and il with flight purse, it is net to
be attributed to any lack OF appreciation, but
wholly to causes with which it has had moth
ing to do.
THE WALKING MATcH.-At the walking
match last evening. there was boxing between
Harry Maynard and Mace and between John
Maynard and Riley of Virginia City, and
between Mace and L. r. Knight, of Yolo,
formerly of England. At the conclusion
Mace presented Harry Maynard with $50
medal, and knight presented Mace with a
sat of fire shirt-studs. On the track three of
the walkers still appeared, Guerrero, the
fourth, having quit on the sixty fourth mile.
At IL o'clock the score stood: Hartman, l03
miles; Callahan, III miles and 8 laps; La
Chspells, IA miles. Hartman had lost but
twsnty-four hours he made 100 miles, the
best record made on this coast, yet Hsrri-
mans friends hold that his best time in this
match will appear toward the close of the
match. Callahan and La Chepelle are both
In good condition and, as the record shows
are walking Well against the handicapped
champion. The match concludes Monday at
LOS A. NJ, the seventy.fve hours then expir-
ing.
The INAUGURAL BALL mes McNasser,
Edward Cadwalader, M. R. Beard and II. A.
Weaver canvased the city yesterday for the
sale of tickets to the inaugural ball, and sue
ceeded in raising $50. The committee think
the amount can be increased to 500. The
Executive COMMITTEES have nearly completed
TIE arrangements for the ball, which will be
held next Tuesday evening at the Capitol
building. w. T. Peterson will be the
caterer, and Jones & Beebe's and Fisch &
Watson's bands have been engaged. 0. 2.
Dodge has been elected 20 take general charge
of the interior arrangements, and he and John
S. Miller will have charge Of the door in the
az fur ia.
tachment Of police to guard the main and
other entrances. The supper will be served
in the lower hall, as usual. There will be 8
large attendance from other portions of the
State. The grand march will begin at $3.50
headed by the floor directors and the Gov
ernol's party.
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th inst: For A. Coolot, case cigars
Kirk, Geary & Co., case, barrel and
boxes drugs, box gum, box licorice, l box
ehoes Capital Furniture Company, case
glass A. Dennery & Co., case spoons
tierces and barrel lamp chimneys; II. Eek.
hardt, box firearms, l box boxing gloves
S NJ Hoover, bicycle; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co, 16l bundles and % bars iron,
tierce lantern globes, l box hardware, 2 boxe;
castings. 10 cases mattocks, 165 iron chan.
nels, 600 kegs nails; A. Schsefer, carload
merchandise Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 13 cases copper. 2 boxes lamps, 1 bar
rel lamp chimneys; Lindley & Co., 5 bags
bird seed, packages tobacco; s. Lipmar,
box corsets A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co..
case whips, l roll and l bundle leather, II
boxes rivets.
A PROBATE CAsE.-The Superior Court o.
Yolo county was engaged yesterday and the
day before in the hearing of petition by ths
administrators of the estate of Leonard M
Curtis for a decree of final distribution of the
estate. Mr. Curtis died in 1870, and at thai
time the property of the estate was appraised
at over $500 600. A portion of it is in this city
and includes the Capital Hotel building
Some of the heirs also reside in Sacramento
The theory of the petitioners is that the es
tate should be divided into fourths under the
will, but some of the heirs hold otherwise
According TO the administrators counsel
Harvey L. Curtis should receive $50. COO
while, according to the contestants, he woulC
only be allowed S25, 900.
CRY COUPON CAsEs.-Yesterday CITY
Attorney Anderson and J. II. McKune, st
torneys for the city in the cases of Meyer VS.
Gutenberger ct al. and Roeding We. Guten
berger ct al /, appeared before the Superior
Court of SSH Francisco and obtained an or
der changing the plaza Of trial of the cases to
the Superior Court of this county. At the
time Of Masking the motion, counsel for the
city filed demurrers in each of the cases.
raising certain questions which go to the
merits OF the cases upon questions of law,
Rosenbaum &, Sheeline appeared as attor.
neys for plaintiff. These are the cases men.
TONED s few days ago, and involve the sum
of SS4 900 upon interest coupons.
ELECTION CAsE.-The case of J. s. Mere.
dith vs.. Ed. Christy will come up for hearisg
in the Superior Court to-day. It is con-
test for the Supsrvisorship of the Sixth Dis.
trict. The complaint alleges that illegal
votes were cast in the Folsom precinct. The
attorneys for the plaintiff are McKune,
Hinkson and Matt. johnson. Mr.. Christy
will be represented by G. T. Jones and A. P.
Catlin.
DEATH OF PIoEEER.-H. P. Osborn, the
Oldest member of the Association of Sscra.
mento Pioneers, died on Thursday evening in
the eightieth year of his age. Not long since
he was President of the Association. De-
ceased was also an Exempt Fireman. The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence OF Mrs E. n. Seymour.
corner Eleventh and E streets.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names were
registered at the police station last night at
II o'clock James Cummings and Louis Hsr-
ris. misdemeauor; Jack O'Briep, drunk ;
Jean Costes, shooting in the city limits ;
Thomas Gibson, burglary.
HALE Bros. & Co. to-day saturday. offer
their stock of winter goods at prices which
defy competition. Forty-Gve inch, Atwood
plsids at so cents per yard, and hundreds of
other genuine and first. class values. An in.
vitation TO cill and examine our goods is ex-
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