Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-16

lady, pearl-hsndle fsn-Grsndma.
Eleventh Prize-Best group of four OF
more, $50 in coin-D. o. Mills Ststuary.
Twelfth Prizs-Seeond best group of foul
or more, SO in coin-Safe Breakers.
THE CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT
The Executive Committee Of the charity
entertainment to be given at the new Pavil
ion met at W. P. Coleman's office last even
ing. ard decided to hold the entertainment
on Tuesday evening, January 295h. Frank
7, johnson was appointed Assistant Score
tsry, and the following ladies were requested
to meet at the Golden Eagle Hotel parlori
tomorrow at P. NJ, to organize and appoint
subcommittee, viz:
For the Howards-Mrs. E r. Hamilton
Mrs. e. H. Cummings, Mrs. Henry Burn
! ham.
For the Catholic Benevolent Society-Mrs.
G. w. Chesley, Mrs. Chris Green, Mrs. J,
W. Wilson.
Hebrew Benevolent Society-Mrs. Louis
Elkus, Mrs. S. Wasssrmsn, Mrs. Samuel
| Lsvenson.
Protestant Orphan Asyl1m-Mrs T. Scri.
| yer, Mrs. w. A. Henry, Mrs. f. w Fratt.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed:
Bands. 0. Coleman, W R. Ormsby and H. j.
| KilgaIif.
Case. NJ. Prodger, Thomas Scott and A A.
Redington.
Military-Richard Dale, Colonel T. W Sheehan
and Major C. H. Hubbard.
Seats-L. Elkus, William Sc'nlan, chic Logan,
| William Mclaughlin, Ed Leitch and Captain 7.
| Dryer.
Sapper-william Seaman, Sam Lavenson, L. L.
/ Lewis M RObitscheck Ed CDhD and A Dem
merry.
Printing-A. S. Hopkins, S Morris, NJ R. Beard,
E. Lyon, Louis Philips, r. Dale.
DanciDg-A. Z. Shattuck, Albert Elkus, w. R.
Ormsby Frank D. Ryan
Amusements-Ed r. Hamilton. W G. Scott, L.
J. Lithauer, Adolph Hebron, Prof II. kellum,
Charles Schpidt, R. 7. Deylin, C. H. Krebs, Louis
Crackbon, c. E. Grunsky.
Hahn. J. OBrien, 0. P. Dodge, J. B. White, C.
W. Locke.
Transportation-S Morris, c. W Carey, Ben
Steinman, Richard Dale, j. Il. Wright, John Talbot
Sale Of Tickets (Sacr ,mento)-A. S. Hopkins, J.
II. Miller, L. Elkus, A. Abbott, Frank Miller, Spar
row Smith, c. Hubbard, G.. W. Chesley, James
Mcclure, Colonel McNassar, Morris Sternfels, David
Lubin, HughaCasey, Fred Griffith, Patrick Sheedey
y. II. Foster John Rooney, W. E. Gerber, S. Norris
Felix Tracy, L. Lyon, Albert Gallatin, Eugene
Gregory, William Beckman, Ben. Cohen, Henry
Fisher, J. Gattmann, J. Q. Brown, A A. Redington,
n. S. Nichols Frank Ruhstaer A. Heilbrou, c. H.
Krebs William Land, George F. Lyon, B. Lucey, A.
Dennery, Ed 4; Hamilton, William Gutenberger NJ.
r. Beard, John Doyle, Alex. Nelson, II. p. Nelson,
j. T. Grifiitts, John Ryan, Peter Flaherty, Fred
Neary, Terry McMorry, D. DeBernardi, Daniel Rear
don, ohm Bauer, Joe Bowers, c. H. Gilman, Alex.
Morrison, P. c. Hale, j. W Wilson, Charles Clapp.
Arno-G. Nalensn. Folsom. II. Burnham, J.
Lyman Ed. Christy. Elk Grove-Thos Mcconnell,
J. n. Andrews, J. Everson Courtland-A. J.
Bump Georgetown-P. r. Beckley. Michigan
Bar. Il. Heath. Live Oak-B +. Bailey. Rou-
tiers StatiOn-R. D. Stephens, J. Reuter-. Iseton-
P H. G3rdner, Hart F. Smith, George A. Knott.
Wolu II
Lufkins. Galt-Dr. Harvey, Sol. Kreeger, Don Ray.
The committee then adjourned to meet at
the same place on Friday evening.
PLAYING GHosT.-Two children, a boy and
girl. 10 or y years of age, residing in the
southwestern portion of the CITY, left their
homes last week, and amused themselves by
rowing about, eating and sleeping when and
where they could. Saturday night they en-
tered the house of citizen and concealed
themselves beneath his bed. Soon after he
retired he heard noises that he could not &C.
count for-whisperings, mutteringe, rafting
OF Cans, etc.-and, becoming greatly alarmed,
ran out into the street, covered with perspi-
ration and short shirt. The cutlery he made
attracted the neighbors, to when he excitedly
confded that the ghost of his vile, re-
Gently deceased, was under his bed. Accom-
panied by some of the neighbors, he pre-.
sently prepared to re-enter the house. but
was again terror.stricken when be saw a
light in the room which be had left dark
The investigators beat a retreat to another
house. After a while they again returned to
the scene of the mystery, but the light had
disappeared. Entering, search was made.
but nothing animate found. 1t WAS observed,
no viewer, that one of the doors was open, and
that the blankets had been stolen from the
bed; and not only were they gone, but also
some others, belonging to a friend of the citi-
zen, and left with him for safe keeping. 1t
was not until the next day that the identity
of the ghost was ascertsined.
The WEATHER.-The temperature, wind
and weather at y N. yesterday, from the
Signal Service reports, were: For Tatoosh,
49,, east and fair; Olympia, So, calm and
cloudy; Portland, 81, north and clear Fort
Candy, 43', east aud clear; Roseburg, 34',
northwest and clear Msndocino, 52'. south
clear Sacramento, 49,, north and clear San
Francisco, SO, southeast and clear; Los An
geles, &C., southwes. and clear San Diego,
60', northwest and fair Salt Lake, 20'. calm
and cloudy; Cheyenne, ~, northeast and
clear ; Denver, 24', southeast and clear
North Platte, 240, west and clear Omaha
15', north and clear; Ysnkson, 21', west and
clear.
HIS ISJURIEs.-We mentioned yesterday
report thss a son of Len Sturgeon, living
on the Carey place, near Davisville. had
been wounded by the accidental discharge of
his gun while hunting. We learn that the
boy, who is about II years old, had double
barreled gun, both barrels of which were
cooked. He was putting down one hammer,
when his finger accidentally touched the
other trigger and both barrels were dis
charged. The gun burst, blowing off the first
two fingers of his left hand, besides lacerating
the palm badly, and piece of the barrel,
about as long as one finger. but wider, struck
tending down to his neck
INSTALLED LAST EVENING. Last eysuirg
District Deputy Grand Master Conrad Bit.
ger Installed the following officers of Ger
mania Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 81, o.
o. F.: Ida Hillebrand, n. G.; Caroline
Schneider, V. e.; Louise Steinmetz r. S.;
Caroline SchwaTz, +. s.; Anna G.. Griesel,
t; John Bslze. W: EleoOsra Fuchs, c.;
John J. TrsrbAch, K. S. n. G ; Lena Eye.
berg, l.. S. \. G.; Christine Giebfried X S.
'. q /; Margeretta Goepel, y. ). V. e.; II.
S. Ruhlman. I. g.; William Kuepper, 0. G.
After the installation fine supper prepared
by the sisters of the Lodge was partaken of
and heartily enjoyed.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE County Treas
urer Grceulaw settled with the State yester-
day in the sum of S114,45S 81, receiving
credit from that amount as follows Taxes of
1888 on Sacramento and Plscervile Railroad
and Amsdor Branch Railroad COLLECTED by
Controller). 1882 II; County Treasurer's
fees, 81 063 IA; Assessors fees, Sl,27I Al;
Auditors fees, 81 1858 DC; rebate on personal
tax roll, Sl6S CO. The smornts for officers
fees 90 into the county treasury, no. to the
officers themselves.
RED MEN AT DAvIsvTLLE.- Davisville
Monday evening the Chisfs Of Siskiyou Tribe,
No. -, Imp. o. r. NJ, we're raised up by
District Deputy Great Sachem S. B. Cooley,
assisted by Past Sachem George W. Whit
lock- Past Sachem James a. Gibson and Past
Saehem j. E. Psrmeter, 10 the following or.
der james O'Nesl, Prophet c. Grey, Sa-
chem c. Haines, Senior Sycamore :. n.
Chantry, Junior Sycamore; G. Fiiber, Chief
Of Records; w. G. Billiard, Keeper of
Wampum.
THE TIvoLI.-The performances at this