Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11
MILITARY CHANGES.

General Order No. 81, issued from the Ad
jutant- Generals office, announces the follow
ing changes drunig the month of August
among the commissioned officers of the Ma.
tional Guard Of California
Cemmissioned-Sec1ud Brigade Edward
G. Web5, Msj ir and Surgeon on Staff, vice
Nightizg gale. resigned. First Infantry Regi-
ment-A. W. Collins, Captain Company f,
vice Everett, resigned; George Fredriczs,
First Lieutenant Company I, vice Collins,
promoted Phillip S. Teller, Second Lieu
tenant Company +, vice Fredrcks, promoted.
Sec1rd Artillery Regiment-Charles Gala
baD Junior Second Lieute nant Company A,
vice Shaughnessy, term expired Thomas j.
! Glynn, Senior Second Lieutenant Company
A, vice Cunningham, term expired. Third
Infantry Regin ent-Henry Perry, First
Lieutenant and Commisssry On Stsff, original
vacancy George NJ. Robertson, Major of
Regiment, original vacancy. Fifth IUfsntry
Bsttalion-Willsm Verbeck, Captain aud
! Adjutant on Staff, vice Smith, retired Os-
! good G. Wheeler, Captain and Chaplain on
Staff, vice Cochran. deceased; Richard Cole
man, First Lieutenant Company D, vice
! Mcdonald, resigned Alexsnder J. Powers,
| Second Lieutenant Company D, vice Cole
man, promoted. San Francisco Hussars, un-
astached-Rudolph Honeier, Senior Second
Lieutenant, vice Parker, term expired; Henry
Tietjsn, Junior Second Lieutenant, vice
Cunningham, term expired.
Resigned Lieutenant l.. Shanahan,
! Company B. Third Infantry Regiment,
! Second Brigade, August 6. 1888; Colonel
! John F. Godfrey, Judge-Advocate.Ge General
/ on the staff of the Commander-iu. Chief,
! August II, 1888; Captain Charles LIE Bre.
! ton, Company q, First Infantry Regi-
ment, Second Brigade, August 16, 1888 (;
! Second Lieutenant John g. Conrad, Com
pany B, First Infantry Regiment, Second
Brigade, August 16. 1883; Msjor j. K Dun
can, Fifth Infantry Battalion, Second Bri-
gade, August II, 1888 :; Major John Nightin-
| gale, Surgeon on Staff of Brigadier- General,
Second Brigade, August II, 1888.
Retired-Csptain Albert L. Smith, Adju-
tant Fifth Infantry Battalion, Second Bri-
gade, with rank Of Captain, August 8. 1888.
| WATER WANTED. - The streets in the
northwestern part of the city, near the rail-
road, from Sixth street several blocks east,
and as far south as E street, are complained
Of by those living in that vicinity as being
! very much in need of water. The water cart
! gets around, on an average, once a week only
! in many PLACES, snd then the driver is care
| full not to let too much water get on the
/ EEOuuus nb blnGEHi EESQAL ID SuSS VIC
/ streets ere usual dusty in that section. 1t is
supposed that the contractor is so busy
! drawing his pay that he has not time enough
to do the work any better.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Chispa was
played again last evening by the Grismer
Combination to larger audience. Miss
! Davies, in the title role, won the hearty
Communications of the spectators. Tonight
she will appear as Louise in The Two
! Orphans, an emotional play which the COM
psny gives with complete success. In this
| drama Mr.. Grismsr doubles as d. Mauprat
and Pierre the cripple, and makes it su5e-
rior piece of dramatic work Miss Pierce is
especially long in this play az Henriette,
as also are Miss d ,uglas and Mr.. Roberts.
THE ARTIsr-Ths group of ststusry re-
Gently presented by D. o, Mills to the State
of California. and preparations for unysiling
which ore now in progress, was cut by Larkin
| Mead of Florence, Italy. He is one Of the
most celebrated of American sculptors. He is
the same artist who cut the Lincoln statue at
| Springfield, Ill. a Mat in an Eastern pa.
per that the Columbus group, prest nted by
| Mr.. Mills. was but copy, has brought for.
ward unquestionsble proof that IL Is the orig
! insl work from Mr.. Mead, and that the sum
OF $50 600 in gold was paid for it TT Florence.
HuRRAH FOR COMPANY Accompany A
better known as the City Guardians all
ways claimed that it was an Acne company,
| and It proved that fact yesterday, in the COM
petitive drill at Stockton. Corporal Joseph
/ Goddard. of Company B, received the follow
! iag dispatch from Captain J. NJ. Burke,
dated Stockton, last evening: :" We won
shs first prize. The boys did well, and ali
! tesl glorious. Excitement runs high" The
medal, of solid gold and valued at $3.50, has
been on exhibition in this city.
AUCTION To-DAY.-TO-day, at 10;3O a. NJ,
at the salesroom of Bell & Co., 90 street,
between Ninth and Tenth, will be sold three
good work horses, one set double harness,
! two spring wagons, ore farm wagon, one
c,uopy.top phaeton. Also a large lot of
/ furniture and household goods, and twenty
eight trimmed hats. Also fiue walnut
wsshstsudI (narble.top snd basin, with hot
and cold water faucets, and pipe attacheo)
| Ssle without reserve, On account of depart
uIe from the city.
ARREsTs.-The slate st the station house at
10 o'clock last night showed the following
record of arrests made up to that hour by the
police: Percsllo Campoy, en- route to Folsom
for ten years for burglary committed in Te-
hama county, Sheriff j. G. Dyer Mrs. Mary
| Dawson, disturbing the peace u. n. Letcher,
! drunk Toots, safe keeping: Henry White,
| drunk; ". BocoWh, disturbing the peace /;
All Charley, disturbing the peace.
| C-cocrO T., x,ooI ,,ndarxrear socLs hosiery