Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-30

hONQ oHu hS fGS5C1 WILL IEt4lHl1 IC1C
until Friday. The crew will take the pic
nickers Of st. Rose Church TO Beaeh's Grove
tomorrow.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-C Company a,
City Guard, held an election last evening
for commissioned officers, with the fol.
lowing result First Sergeant. T. W. Ste
vens Second Sergeant. Ed. Hook 4; Third
Sergeant. John Palm; Fourth Sergeant, A.
II. Kohler; Fifth Sergeant. G. III. Bush
Sixth Sergeant, Hugo Kuhl; First Corporal
H Weinetock; Second Corporal, John Judge;
Third Corporal, G. Miller; Fourth Cor.
poral, J. DuHkhorat Fifth Corporal, J. T.
Scaliy; Sixth Corporal, G. Atwood; Seventh
Corporal, T. W. Robertson; Eighth Cor
pcra', E. r. Malone.
WAX WoRKs.-This evening viii close tie
wax work and concert entertainment at Tur-
ner Hall. Mr.. Kohler has given the NEST
successful entertainment ever given in Sac
ramento, to-day closing the fourth consecu.
tive week, being the longest run any kind of
an entertainment has ever had in this city,
This evening benefit will be given TO r. w.
Kohler. He is the man who takes the most
active part in the concerts, and who plays on
an inDumerable lot of instruments at one and
the same time. By request, the dancing,
under the direction Of Mrs. Wilssy, will begin
at 8 o'clock.
LAYING THE CORNER sToNE.-Messrs La
Rue, Coleman and Carr, the committee ap-
pointed by the State Board of Agriculture
TO attend TO arranging for laying the corner
s'one of the new agricultural and industrial
exposition building, have made arrangements
whereby the ceremony will take place on
next Tuesday. 1t will be under the auspices
Of the California Grand Lodge of Masons,
and Clay W. Taylor, of Shasta, Grand Mas
ter, will be present and conduct the exercises.
The details of the programme have rot been
arranged, but viii be in few days.
ST. ROSES CHURCH PICNIc.-The annual
picnic of ST. Roses Church will take place
tomorrow at Beach's Grove, Freeport. The
barge Mammoth has been fitted up for the
occasion. and Ghe steamer Governor Dana
will tow it TO the picnic grounds. To insure
a speedy return trip the San Joaquin No. 8
will go down in the afternoon and assist in
towing the barge home. The boat will leave
N-street wharf at $50 a, NJ, and returning.
viii reach here at P. NJ. This will be one of
the largest attended picnics of the season.
ApoLoeIzED TO THE CoURT.-In the Police
Court yesterday morning, City Attorney An
derson and Colonel Starr informed the Court
that in trial a few weeks since, in which
figured two lewd white women and China
man, they had been imposed upon by one of
the women, aud had made statements to the
Court which at thst time they asserted were
true, but which recent disclosures prove were
false. A very nicely written letter from
half-breed China girl, who resides in San
Francisco, which exposed the fraud. was read
to the Court.
Found IN THE RIVERA correspondent
of the RECORD UNION, writing from Islston
under date of the 18th instant, spys a horse
and buggy were found this morning in the
Sacramento river short distance above this
place. The horse is attached to the buggy,
and hos on new silver-mouated set of har.
ness. Could not get description of the
buggy, as it is lodged in snsg and is under
water. OEly the head of the horse is visible.
AUCTION Bell & Co., auctioneers. will
sell on Friday next. at the hall on Sixth
street recently occupied by Prof. Howe, q
large los of superior and common furniture.
The goods will be open for inspection all day
tomorrow and Friday until time of sale.
A SELECT party for the East, via the Der
yer and Rio Grsnde, stopping at Salt Lake
City and Denver, will leave San Francisco
June 9Th. passing through Sacramento. Tick
cts and berths nay be secured by applying
to G. W. Wadhsms, 208 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Excursion Agent, of Boston,
Mass.
MOUNTAIN TRoUT.-We have just COM
pleted an arrangement to receive daily by
express large lot of fresh brook and lake
trout, with all other kind Of fish that comes
in market; also crabs, CLAIMS and Eastern
oysters. ID. DsBernsrdi Co., SOC and 311
K street.
PosroFFIcE will be closed to-day, except
from 8 to 10 A. H., and from 70 2P.N. No
deliveries will be made by carriers, except
from the office &c the above hours. Money
order department viii remain closed sll day.
For Picnic PARTIES. -Cbssley's unrivaIed
Clnb- House Punch. For sale BY the bottle
or case. G. W. Chesie7, 81 Front street, sole
agent
VIoIET's selecs and popular Pacific Cost
and Esstein excursion vii pass through our
city Sunday morning, June 81, tskiog psszen.
gers to all Eastern cities at reduced rasSs.
Places msy be secured by Application 20
Q. H. Violet, manager, Grand Hotel, San
Ffaroisco.