Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-26

one-StOry and basement Tor the use OF tina
company, the intention being TO place al
the machinery on the main floor, 1t con
sisting for the present of two engines anC
four dynamos, with room for two NOR
when they are needed As the supply o
| brick at the Sacramento yards Is exhausted
it will be necessary to bring those to b,
/ used for this structure from Freeport, at {
cost of about 81 per thousand more thai
til usual Sacramento price. The building
will be completed in about thirty days.
METRoPoL1TAN THEATER. :" Camille
was given by Miss Louise Pomeroy and
company last evening in the excellent
manner that has characterized all theil
performances in this city This afternoon
and evening Claire and the Forge Mas
ter will be presented. Tomorrow evening
| there will be special performance. Those
| who have attended the entertainments
| given by this combination are unanimous
| in prOnouncing it one of the very best that
has visited Sacramento for years, and it is
not complimentary to the judgment of the
| theater-going public of the city to say that
| the attendance has been light.
SACRAMENTO SrAMM's PIcNTc-The pic
mic of Sacramento Stamm, No 124 U. O.
r. NJ, will take place at Natoma Grove to-
morrow. The train will leave the depot at
8 A. NJ. sharp. Among the amusements of
| the day will be glass-bail shooting, prize
waltzing, races, and games OF great variety,
| for which valuable prizes will be awarded.
| There will also be three coupon prizes, in
which all who attend will have an interest.
The First Artillery Band will furnish mu-
-. FO,- ?, o.aosiOn and tho HaDrir,,r r,lo
form, which is in tirst-class condition will
doubtless be thronged all day.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Hop Sing, by officer
Franks, for disturbing the peace; - Burke,
by officer Sullivan, for being drunk; Fritz
Nicholas, by officer Franks, for being
drunk Hugh Lindsay, by officers Frazee
and Arlington, for disturbing the peace :;
John Heenan and George Upton, by officer
Sullivan, for disturbing the peace; George
Coleman, by Deputy Sheriff Wallace, for
Kent for petit larceny Hugh Maloney, by
officer Franks, for being drunk
A THEATRICAL NovELTY.-An organiza-
ton known as the Double Uncle Toms
Cabin Combination is advertised to appear
at the Metropolitan next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. In their version
of the play they introduce two TOpsys, two
representatives of Marks, the lawyer, two
trick donkeys, six blOodhounds, etc; also,
ten colored plantation singers, including a
double colored quartet, and twenty-five
general performers. 1t is stated that in the
East they have been very successful.
AUCTION SALE.-D. J. Simmons & Co.
will sell at auction next Tuesday, at 1920
A. NJ, at No. 627 n street, between Sixth
and Seventh, all the household furniture
including an elegant parlor set costing
$3.50; two marble-top walnut bedroom
sets, pine bedroom sets, lace curtains, bed
ding, walnut marble-top tables, book cases,
marble-tOp sideboardS, walnut chairs, easy
and reception chairs, lounges, lounge bed
extension table, range, dining-room and
kitchen furniture, etc.
FIRE.-The alarm of fire from box No.
81, about 4;40 A. NJ. yesterday, was occa-
stoned by the discovery of a blaze in barn
at Twenty fourth and L streets, owned by
Miss Lorinda Washburn The Fire De-
partment when il reached the scene. had
to take water from Burns slough, but after
a while succeeded in putting the fire out.
The barn was pretty badly damaged, as
was also large quantity of hay stored in
it. and owned by John Lowell.
CONCERT NEXT WEDNESDAY. - Next
Wednesday evening at the Congregational
Church the Ladies Choral Society will give
a grand concert, with Mrs. Fleissner-Lewis
as directress, assisted by Otto Fleissner as
organist; o. II. 2. Sheets, as tenor, and
George c. Holbrook, as assistant conductor.
1t is thought that the proposed rendition of
the second part of Gade's cantata Of The
Fri Kings Daughter will be especially
interesting and pleasing.
LECTURE LAST EvENING.-Dr Sprecher,
of San Francisco lectured last evening to a
good audience at the Ninth-sreet Baptist
Church, under the auspices of the Christian
Science Association. His subject was
The Historic Statement Of the Bible Con-
firmed by Modern Discoveries" The lecture
was very interesting and listened 70 atten-
lively throughout.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-Settlements
have been made with the Controller and
cash paid into the State Treasury as fol-
lows: San Francisco county, $11 ,3Sl SO
Placer county, 5000 81 YolO county,
s.. 2f3 80 Ell Dorado county, 81, 79S 81;
Modoc county, 511,601 So; Sierra county,
s. ,961 -.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of E. f. Conway, for mis-
dcmeanOr, was dismissed on motion of the
City Attorney Mike Brady was convicted
OF having been drunk. and fined so, or
ten days in the city jail......James Touhey,
previously convicted of battery, was fined
$50.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.-For many years
there has been keen competition among our
tradesmen as TO who shall take the lead,
and keep it, in catering for the clothing sup
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