Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-04
}0oaL INTELLIGENCE.

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Arr ExKIBTs. - Ia an interview with
Nortcn Busd. Superintendent Of the Art De.
partmeat q the coming State Fair, it is
learned ahsz tho exhibit viii be as full and
moro complete taan it has been on any previ-
Gus occasion. Tbs space TO be occupied by
this exhibit has been prepared with great
care. SO as TO bring the light to best advan-
tage upon ne different pieces. The gallery
will he ready for al the contributions on Fri
dsy Of this week. The San Francisco artists
have been very generous In contributing for
the exhibit. and have promised the best work
of their studios. Among the principal pict-
ures will be VIM. Ksith's =" Mount Shasta,
the canvas 6zI0 feet 3 new picture by Ihos,
Hill, which viii be cent direct from Yosemite
valley. where SIR. Hill IL now at work. The
sizs Of the canvas Is Gas feet. Several other
new paintings Will be received from the
studios of beth Mr.. Hill and MIR. Keith, and
which vii be On exhibition here for the first
time. VIM. Hahn will exhibit bis large
Return from She Hum" canvas 5xS feet,
and one Ct his most important pictures.
Others from his brush viii be on exhibition.
Theodore W0Tes will De represented by his
latest picture, "a Chinese Actor one which
has attracted much attention Ia the artists
studio. It viii be accompanied by others
from the cams ariist. S. II. Brookes will
display uuenaer OF his exquisite "still life
pictures There Will also be large and at
tractiys exhibits from The studios Of Norton
Bush and W. Il. Jackson, OF this city, and
from T. Msri0n Wells, A. D. Cooper, Arthur
Nshl, Mrs. fYn. Ireian. Ernest Mario, NJ,
Strauss, Z. RsscheE, r. d. Yeland, q. J.
Denny, Miss Nellie Hops, J: Stanton, Z.
Lattimer, r, &. Holdridge, Won Perdandt
and Others Of San Francisco, and T. f. Lay
cock, Of Reno, New, and Ida Z. Piatt, Of
Napa Thosa who sre lovers of the fine arts
will thereiors hsvo g rare opportunity to en-
Joy ono Of the finest ar displays evar given
upon the paeiSc coast. 8Ir. Bush leaves TO-
dsy or tomorrow for San Francisco, to bring
the contributions from that city. He will
commence putting the exhibits in place on
Saturday morning.
PoL1oE COURT The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday;
TIE case Of Josephine Martinez, charged
n.y.. distuIIir- She peace, was continued uE-
I'll September 6sh. The witnesses in the case
were recognized &c sppesr e. that time
jack Kennedy, charged with battery, was
dismissed On payment Of costs. Minnie
Wilson, Lizzie Smith, Nellie Allen and
Maud Ward, who pleaded guilty to liV-
ing Ia houses Ok iil-fame, were fined s. each.
Thomas r. H1uily, dCuuk, failed to put in
an appearances, aud his deposit waa declared
forfeited. sam Sung, cruelty to animslg,
pleaded net guilty. It appeared from the
evidences shat some horse jockey had traded
horses With The Chinsmzn, who is n vegetable
psdiis1, and this latter was badly swindled.
The horse was bail5y, and the Cainamaa
could no gel him along without COZ siderable
whipping, hence the arrest. The horsa was
brought down 10 the Court, end upon exam
inatiou was found not to be injured, 80 the
defend ant vas discharged. Thomas Muir
ply, r drun'z, pleaded guilty, and was sen
fenced 90 81 5c five days in the city prison.
Mrs. J Cha Dee, q drunk, pleaded guilty and
was s5atercs& 80 tWenty-tcur hours IL the
city jail. Robert Saay, disturbing the peace,
consieusd to September h. II. Mazkwort,
battery, continued TO September Ash. John
Kelley, james Mcclure, James Turner,
william Watson, James Quinn and Ed.
Williams, crime agsiast nature, continued to
September 9Th. Thomas A. Brown, Steven
Fisher and Albert Blustt, misdsmeanor-
running the Comiqua Jacob Smith, dis
Eurbng ih3 PEACE. continued. John Brown,
drulk, guilty, s. or i've days in the city
Jail john & Bales and David Smith. bat
terry, continued until to-day. Jack Smith,
battery. sarua oraer.
METROPOLITAN THRATEB The fall open
ing of the Metropolitan will take place Fri
dsy evening, when, for season of ten nights
and two matinees, the well known actors,
Miss Phoebe Daviss and Joseph r, Grismer,
being the lesdi1g lady and gentleman of the
company which will appear. The company
includes tho best known talent in the State.
With this iaaUguratory, the manager will en-
deavor TO keep the theater open during the
entire fall, giving change of companies each
week Miss Davies and Mr.. Grismer are too
well known 70 tkeSscrsmento thester-goers to
need any further mention. For three weeks
Miss Davies played the character of Chispa,
OF which she is the originator, to
crowded houses ct the Baldwin Theater,
San Francisco, and the press of
that city ara loud in praiaing her.
The company IS under the management OF
Sam. G. Mott, eand has been selected with
care, and every detail sill be psid the mount
ing Of the different pieces. On Saturday
afternoon tae.s sill be a matinee, and Sstur-
day eyeaiag the Russian Slave will be
presented. that being It's first representation
in California, having besn purchased spe-
cislly for Ms Davies aud Mr.. Grismer. Sun
day evening taere viii be q special perform
ancs OF ths Tgu Orphans" During the
engagement tho following pieces viii be pre-.
EGlbGls IAN8-OtlEs ENGCQ AIu9l.
"EIichasl S,rag0f. Tbs box sheet will be
open on Wednesday morning, When seats for
any OF tie evenings can be secured without
extra charge
STATE BoABD OF EQUALIZATION -Yester-
day THE Board Of Supervisors Of this county
appointed Chairman Smith to appear before
tAe State Board of Equalization and request
a postpouemant Of the hearing of the obisc-
tions to raisi5g the assessment roll of such
county. This action WAS taken owing TO the
absercs from the city Of the Assessor and his
chief deouty. The State Board granted the
request, and set this evening at o'clock as
the hour for hearing the matter. San Joa-
auin aud Solano counties were heard, but no
action gas taken Yolo Contra Costa and
Monterey counties are cited to sppear to-
dsv. The Woodlswn Democrat says the
YoIo county Board of Supervisors will prob
ably appear before the State Board IN
body.
The HowARDs The monthly report of
the Howard Benevolent Association shows
that 80 persons we're assisted by the steward
during the month Of August, by SO3 dispsn-
stations. sad thar there are now requiring aid
infirm msD, 81 women and 20 children, IN
oil 20, who viii need help the ensuing month,
after dropping on al VINO Il was tnouSnl
could sustain themselves during the warm
weather. The Treasurer reports Sl99 Is as
the total OF hia receipts from all sources for
the mouth, his Disbursements being $500 80,
and the bslzaea 10 the treasury September
1st, Sl59 .. Chains were audited at the
meeting 60 tbs amount Of 1898 %, making
til resent iadebsedness S2i0 81. Acknowi-
-e:v &c Of donations are Published else