Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

concert, wholly with mandolnS and guitars,
last evening. The exquisite delicacy of
their execution, their accuracy in time, ard
the finish and fine taste with which they
play, charm all auditors. OF the ten num-
bers given, two We're encores to which they
were forced to respond by the persistence
of the audience. The " Miserere" from " IL
Trovatore," and the overture from
Martha" were the gems Of the evening
The troupe showed its skill in adaptation
by playing one of the latest popular senti-
mental airs, with original variations, and
won for it the heartiest applause. So, too it
popularized its programme by giving
medley of American airs with inspiriting
effect. The second concert will be given
tonight with change of programme.
No one who has the love of music in
his soul will be otherwise than
pleased by hearing these cultured players,
who, by the use of few stringcd instru-
ments of but two classes-in both of which
the strings are picked to produce the tone
render the most difficult music with eX-
quisite nicely and marvellous sweetness.
The prices have been put at less than the
usual figure for the season of the present
engagement A double entertainment has
been arranged for tomorrow night, by
which a social dance 10 the music OF
stringed orchestra Will be given at
ArmOry Hall after the concert at the thea
ter. The Students will furnish concert
music between the dances. 4 ticket pur-
chased tonight for 81 admits the holder to
the theater tonight, and the concert and
ball and the theater also tomorrow night
Or, if the ticket is not purchased until to-
morrow for 81, ii admits to the theater and
the hall the same. But a single admis-
sion of 10 cents entities the ticket-holder 10
admission but once to the theater and does
not include the entertainment at the hall.
This is a novel feature, and has been ar
ranged to afford full opportunity to hear
the Students under differing conditions.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present. Min
utes read and approved. The report of the
viewers on the road petitioned for by S.
Runyon and others was read and set for
hearing on Friday, the 9th, at 10 A. NJ. 1t
was ordered, on motion of Mr.. Christy,
that J. C. Bates, overseer of Road District
No /, proceed to remove all distractions
from the road known as the Mississippi
Bar road forthwith. On motion of Mr..
Mclaughlin the Clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids for burying the county
dead bids to be opened on Tuesday, Octo-
her Dist, at 10 4. VI. On motion of Mr..
Gottlieb the Clerk was directed to adver-
tise for 10 cords of second growth white
oak wood, and % cords of pine wood, bids
to be opened October Dist, at JOAN.
New LIBRARY TRUsrEE-On the 18th of
September, Henry Edgerton rendered to
Governor Stoneman his resignation as one
of the Trustees of the California State
Library, and the same was accepted. Mr..
oil
Elector on the Republican ticket, it is UNI
derstood the State Central Committee re-
qucsted such action, on the ground that if
he did not, his eligibility to he an elector
might he questioned Yesterday Governor
Stoneman, to fill the vacancy thus occa-
stoned, appointed and commissioned, F..
W Maslin. the present Secretary of the
State Board of Equalization.
HABEAs CoRrUs.-On the application Of
/ : Brown, counsel for petitioner, Judge
Mcfarland yesterday issued writ of ha-
beas corpus commanding Chief Jackson to
present before him at P. NJ u man named
Samuel Ruggles, who was arrested a few
days ago 10y Constable Harvey and officer
Kent on suspicion of his having been CON
nected with the burglarizing recently of the
railroad companys Office at Gridlev. The
ever, owing To the fact Of City Attorney
Anderson being engaged at that hour in
another Court, and it was set for P. NJ.
to-day
SPECIAL CREDIT SALE.-Eas;on & Ed
ridge viii sell al auction, or the premises,
near Vaca Valley, solano county, three
miles from Nacaville, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, At - NJ, ! $50 acres of inc fruit and
vine land, equal to any in the State, in
subdivisions of fifteen TO forty acres, under
direction of the Pacific Coast Land Bureau.
which has its principal place of business ut
- Montgomery street, san Francisco.
The terms of sale viii be one-third cash.
and the balance in one, two and three
years, at per cent
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived yesterday, steamer
Frank Silva, from san Francisco, with
barge load of lumber; steamers Governor
Dana and Flora, from the upper Sacra-
mento. with grain steamer c. NJ. Small,
from Marysville for San Francisco. with
grain and merchandise; steamer san Joa-
quin No. ;, from San Francisco, with coal
and merchandise. Sailed, steamers Flora
and Governor Dana for the upper Sacra-
mento light; steamer san Joaquin No >
for San Francisco, with grain.
Po1IcE CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday BERTHE Ford and Kate Crowley, ar
rested for petitslarceny, were discharged.
......The case OF Gus Bowman. for disturb
ing the peace, was continued until the 18th.
-. Carrie Moranas and Josie Stricket, ac-
cused of disturbing the peace. were dis
charged..D p Edwards case of burg
larry went over until TINS morning....The
cases of Horace Stevens. for felony were
set for examination tomorrow.
DEMOCRATIC MEEr1NG.-There will be q
Democratic meeting at Armory Hall next
Saturday evening, to be addressed by Cen
eral P. f. Walsh The Cleveland and
Hendricks Fire Brigade and the Young
Mems Cleveland and Hendricks Club viii
escort the speaker 10 the hall.
Bonn CASES CoNTMuD.-The city bond
cases Of Meyer vs.. Porter, Miller VS.. Porter,
Fitch VS.. Porter and HausmeiSyer VS.. Por-
ter were yesterday in Department Two of
the Superior Court continued by consent
until after election-about the 9th of No
yember.
FRIDAY we have so pieces fancy table oil
cloths Sd wide, "a cents fancy sealloped