Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ST. ROSES PIcSIc.-At o'clock yesterday
morning a jolly set Of picnichers left the
wharf at the foot of N street on the barge
Mammoth and the steamer Governor Dana
Dancing to music furnished by the First
Artillery band was commenced on TIE barge
almost as soon as the moorings were loosened.
The day was delightful. the sweltsring heat
Of previous days being tempered by light
clouds and breeze from the south. An hour
and half after leaving this city the crowd
reached Beach's Grove, near Freeport, where
pleasant day was spent. Considerable in
terest was manifested in the games, whils
dancing took up most of the tine OF the
young folks. The steamer Dover went down
in the afternoon, aud at o'clock the Nam
moth, in tow of the Dana and Dover, left the
cease, however, as dancing and singing were
kept up until the crafts landed the merry
crowd Of the foot Of n street, three hours later.
The winners of the prizes at the picnic
grounds were as follows Mems running
race. Charles f. Kuuz Boys race ~ to 10
yesrs) first prize, l.. German; second prize,
B. Butler. Boys 10 to II years.. first prize,
H. Sullivan; second prize, j. Driscoll. Boys
Is to 10 yesrs), Willie Lynch. Old msn's
first prize, Mrs. RheinhRrdt; second prize,
Mrs. Adams. Young ladies' race, first prize,
Miss Brewer; second prize. Miss Saunette,
Old ladies race, first prizs. Mrs. Dyer; se--
ond prize, Mrs. Snicl1s. Girls race % TO 8
years. first prize. Miss ". Galaher; second
prize, Miss Ella Huntoon. Girls 10 TO 10
years) first prize, Miss Mamie Galaton /; Sec
ond prizs, Miss Teresa Healey. Running
hop step and jump, Ed Sheehan. A match
Il hi ,,Isr Eokr
junior clubs, one from the Sacramento Insti-
tute and the other picked nine. twas won
by the latter.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-Madame ia
nauschek had much larger and very
representative and appreoiative audience
last evening. In the BLEAK House" her
comp by appeared to excellent advantage
Mrs.Sestusrt, Mr. Stevens and Mr.. Shine
especially so, as also Miss Irving, and Miss
Brooks as Poor Joe was notably successful
in q very difficult part, and won deserved
recognition. But the play is a very dismal
one, with no CLEAN of sunshine IN it. Ttose
who have seen Janauschek in no other play
can form no adequate idea Of her great
power. and the lofty superiority of her srt.
The piece gave her opportunity to "doubls"
most successfully, filling two characters
wholly dissimilsr. She played Lady Ded-
lock and HortsDss with all the ease end
precision and perfection Of disguise that
characterizes the conscientious and prgcticed
artist; but neither role presented her as the
public N 9ss desires to see her. Tonight,
however, as Mary Stuart" in Schiiler's
drama, the field for her best efforts is "a
broad as she can ask She parsonstes the
unhappy queen with mastery hrt. and IL
the part has won her greatest triumphs. L.
is not frequent that actresses of the high
quality that distinguishes this lsdY's read
ing appear here, and it is therefore to be
regretted that the engagement closes to-
morrow night.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The
regular monthly meeting OF the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held last evening, Tee
reports of the different foremen for the month
Of May were received, read and placed on
file. Richard Heinrich, extraman of Engine
Company No. l, rendered his resignation,
which was accepted, and Henry Guthrie was
elected to FIJI the vacancy. The psy roll fer
the month, amounting to 81, 525. was ordered
paid. The followinelbils were su6itsd and
ordered paid Capital Gas Company, S17 10 f;
L. A. Burr, SEC 90; Beehive store. So 80 ;
S. S. Nixon. IS: Weizal & Son, 81 30 (;
Myers & Barber. IS 80; G. II. Krebs, SO 70 :
~. l. ACAlhuur, 20 y. ~ 1ttebiS. %t1
p. J. Coffee, 81 /; Neubourg & LAges, 81 20 ;
- McElaney, So so; HUNTINGTON & Hep.
kins, 81 10: VIM. Goddard. $50 90; Geo.
I. Bush, 81 %: z. Potter, So So; Whittier,
Fuller s Co., 50 rs +; Geo. Sehrotb, 81 SO ;
II. NJ. Bernsrd, 81 II. A, Fisk, So; ID. o.
Mills, $40; Ben Cohen, 81 81.
BoIs INJuRED.-About 7:8O P. NJ yester-
day s boy by the name Of Chester Lawrence,
seven years of age, ran cut of the Dexter
stable on K street, between Sixth and
Seventh. He did not observe the approach
of street car which he ran against, was
knocked down, and enc of the wheels OF the
car TN over his foot. It is thought no bones
were broken. On Saturday last celored
boy by the name of Merrill, sbou.Eeven years
of age, fell backwards down the elevator shaft
at CAROLS csnnery, on Front street. he
struck on his head. and was carried home Tor
dead. lie soon recovered, however. and was
on the street sgain yesterday. =. Last Sat
urday, &C the Congregational picnic the
seven-year- son Of DR.. Pinkhsm wss
thrown against bar6ed wire fence and hurt
very severely. His throat was considerably
Iscsratea, and one Of the baTbs penetrated his
windpips.
Aucr1os To-DAI.-To-dsy at 1880 A. IL,
at the hal recently occupied by Professor
Howe. Sixth street, between f and L, Bell x
Co.. auctioueers. viii sell, consisting in part
as follows: Psrl0r sets, walnut marble-top
bedroom sets, cottage sets with clipper edge
spring and top mattresses, feather pillows,
camp chairs and rockers, bed lounges sud sin
Gle lounges, willow rockers, brace arm walnut
chairs, whatuots. walnut wardrobes, marble
ton center tables, range snd fixtures CON-
nlste. seven Brussels and ingram cArpsts,
walnut bedsteads, bureaus, washssands, t.
bles. chairg. safes, tinware, crockery and glass
ware, garden hose and tools.
PoIoE CouRT.-Lizzie jerks "flled up
with "bsnzine on Decoration Day, was con-
yicted yesterday on the charge of com
mon drunk and was sentenced to thirty days
in the County Jail. Indian Louis, noble
red man of the forest, was found guilty OF
disturbing IKE peses and sentenced 70 yen
dsys IN the city prison. Z. A Gerber ana
c. Corning, whe had difficulty in 8 beer
saloon few nights since. during which COB,
blestone was thrown through glass door and
a pistol shot fred, were fined 50 each.
LAST NIGHrs FIRE.-About 10 O'Clock lsss
night barn belonging to BIZ. Hsrdesty, on
twenty sixth street, between Z and 6, was
DESTROYED by Ere. James Cousins, Who vas
near thers in his hack, drove to the IRE,
broke open the barn door and saved from the
flames q fne horse ssd buggy. the barn aud
contents were entirely consumed. Loss about
$500; no insurance..
MATBssoSIAL.-DHri1g the month OF MaE
Che Co,sssy Clerk issusd tssniy-.yo TaaTTisge
Hosusss. During The same tiEs eishs Dir
vorces Trars granted and nins rss diYesee
suiss coHnsnced.