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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
Sergeant Signal Corps L. S. A.

METROPOLITAN THEArER- Tonight at
the Metropolitan The Shadows of Great
City, the American mclodrama that Gre
ated such a sensation in San Francisco
lately, pleasing both dress circle and gallery
and crowding the Baldwin to the doors will
be presented with the same cast and origi-
nal and effective scenery and accessories as
at the Bay City. A critic writes that it is
an interesting story, based upon familiar
stage motives, with more or less familiar
incidents ana relations between the char
acters, but fresh in treatment, admirably
managed in hidden climaxes, with every
character strong and full of human nature
Ii the story were given in full il would read
like lots of other pieces. 1t has the villain,
the abused and imprisoned innocent hero,
the awfully wicked Jew, the artful dodger.
the outraged heroine, the good-natured and
warm hearted Irish woman, the inevitable
detective and policeman. Yet it is not sug-
gestive by It's lines, or by the use made of
its characters of any other melodrama 1t
is clean, absolutely free from vulgarity,
though dealing with the vulgar people
The dialogue is all bright and singuarly
practical and pointed. The story opens
with two acts of prologue, and the author
or authors have ventured with considerable
bolduess to end some of the acts with effect
i've phases of the story without appealing
To the gods In one climax, the second act
only, do they work one old bat al
ways interesting effect. The interest
of THE Shadows of a Great City y
Ever ceases. The denouement is perhaps
anticipated as all denouements are, but
nobody can tell until II comes TO the end of
the play exactly how the trick is to be
80 % ali I.,,,
died that one naturally expects the fifth to
be merely a finish TO the story. But the
fifth has several surprises, and is quite as
interesting up to the time for the righting
OF all wrongs, the punishment OF all vii
lainy, Is any of the others.
ARRESTED AT Los ANGELEs.-0n the
night of January 4th the keystone Wringer
Company's establishment, on Fifth street,
between | and J, was entered by thief,
who, after ransacking the premises. made
OIL with S2l3, which he found in a trunk in
sleeping apartment. George J. Merely,
who had been in the employ of the com
pany, was suspected of having taken the
money, and Chief jackson has been look
ing for him. Recently it was ascertained
that he was in Los Angeles, and q dispatch
was sent to Chief Mccarthy. of that place.
requesting ms arrest. esterday message
was received announcing that he was in
custody, and last evening an officer left for
Los Angeles to bring him back.
ANOTHER New BoAT.-The ship carpen-
tiers at the yard ON the Yolo side of the
river are busily engaged in getting out the
timbers for the new steamer which is TO be
built for the San Joaquin Company She is
to be about the size Of the San joaquin, No.
2, or larger, and will be used in towing
barges loaded with grain from this city to
tide water.
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More Extended Exclamation.

Eds. RECORD UNION Visiting the Croker
Art Gallery yesterday afternoon I noticed
the paucity with which some articles were
described and the length of others that
We're no more interesting. Now loaned
some curios to the Association, and none OF
them were described as they should have
been, although lengthy and explicit ex-
plantations accompanied each article. One
thing in particular that should have had a
definite and more extended explanation
was the views of the total eclipse of the
sun on July 81 1873 at Denver Col These
views were taken through an ordinary
marine or spy-glass, by taking out q por-
ton of the lenses and attaching small
box at the eye-end of the glass and reducing
the aperture at the same end to the size Of
Pin-head to allow Just sufficient light
from the sun To produce an instantaneous
impression on the Sensitized plate used; the
time also being attacL !. Every astro-
nomical Professor, including Young, of
Princeton; Lockyear. of England: Stone.
of Cincinnati, and all Others who saw the
views, pronounced them the grandest thing
ever produced by photography through a
spy-glass. One professor, of New York OBJ
tanned Il copy and had them painted on
glass, to be used as stereoscopic views in ex-
planning, producing and showing the actual
manner in which the eclipse took place
think such curios as these deserve much
better and more extended description than
was attached to them. As to the other arti-
cles, / care not so much. bur the one de-
scribed is of interest to all who are astron-
omically and philosophically inclined.
JAMES A. BARwIcK,
Sergeant Signal Corps L. s. A,
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Department Two-MoFarJand. J

SMYRNA. n. Y. March %, 1SS3-Gents
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best OF my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if / could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W. A.
Stephenson, SOC J street, Sacramento, CAL,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
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MARRIED HER.-A few days ago mention
was made in the RECORD L MON of Singu-
lar case in which two men and woman
| figured-J MacAnderson, Mrs Ellen Moss
| and George Chapman. The latter appeared
| at the police Office intoxicated, and wanted
McAnderson arrested for stealing his Chap
man 81 wife; but, going away to get sober,
he made mistake, and did the contrary
| and finally was locked up and in the Police
Court given Ten days for being drunk,
, while an empty pistol which he had been
| iiouris!ing was locked up among the sta
| tion-house trophies. MacAndelson suisse
quently appeared viii, Mrs. Ross, and COM
planned that Chapman restrained her OF her
| liberty. and was in the habit of ill-treating
her. though they were not married. Also,
that he had concealed the title deeds to prop
erty owned by her in Petaluma, and worth
Sc, 900 Chapman. bearing of this, declared
that he was married To the woman-that
they were married at the Mission Church
in San Francisco in 1882. City Attorney
Anderson wrote TO ascertain whether this
was fact, and yesterday received answer
that it was not. MacAnderson, on being
shown this answer. announced that he in
tended 10 marry Mrs Moss right away, and
did 50 yesterday afternoon, Justice Henley
officiating.
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We have simply say that Millinery Depart
ment is completely equipped with materials and facilities
for the creation of millinery work of every kind and in
original and tasteful ways
The department. is conducted on strict business
principles and the exactness of prices for to order
work are fixed just the cost of materials
and labor. We do not charge according to style or
beauty All Hats numbered SO that customers can
be furnished emzed statement of at any time
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ow rarely has there been a sea
son showing Millinery Styles
as uniformly beautiful as those
OF this year, Many have re-
marked it. The season has
advanced far enough to show
ladies just what will be worn
during the Summer. They
can now buy with perfect safety
and with the advantage of
choosing from the large stocks
of early season
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MARRIED.

SPECIAL lots for tomorrow at reduced
prices Red House
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Tomorrow Saturday. meet me at the
Red House and we will visit every depart
ment
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HELD TO ANSWER FOR BURGLARY.-Offi-
Ger Sullivan arrested on Front street yester-
day morning three men, named Dan Fay,
Tom Doyle and Ed. Fellows, on suspicion
of larceny or burglary, they having in their
possession some property marked with the
name of W. A. Dewey, and believed to
have been taken from his residence in
Washington. Mr.. Dewey, who had been
on a trip down the river, returned last
evening and identified the property Sub
sequently the prisoners were taken before
Justice ScVlly of Washington by Constable
Todhunter, and examined on charge of
burglary, Deputy District Attorney Jay r.
Brown prosecuting. The Court held them
to answer in 81 800 bail each, and they were
brought back to the city prison, TO be taken
to Woodland this morning.
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Sacramento, March 26-By VIM. Henley, Justice
of the Peace at the ST. George building, J.
MacAnderson to Mrs. Ellen Moss, formerly OF
Petauma. tpetauma papers please copyl
San Francisco, March 16-Lee Jones 10 Belle G.
CARLYLE
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DIED.

Woodland, March 25--Giles E sill, Is years and
10 days.
Near Woodland, March 24-John H. Gibson, 60
years
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Department one-yan Fleet, Judge.

THURSDAY. March PC, 1855.
People VS.. Alice Costello, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sentenced to i've years in the state Prison at
Folsom
King VS.. Meister-Continued until April 14th.
$. II. Pugh, insoency-0pposition to discharge
withdrawn and insolyent discharged.
Department Two-McFarland,J Judge.
C. Heisen A. Gerber ct al.-Judgment en-
tered for plaintiff for tho face of the note, to
wit: $500 and interest ut per cent. from jan
uary 81 1883, and for costs of suit. Stay of exc
cution for five days.
Ralph Marshall vs.. y. Montague-Dismissed
by consent
Isaiah Randall VS.. j. H. Scott ct al-Judg-
ment for plaintiff for principal and interest,
plaintiff to prepare judgment and findings.
Stay OF proceedings for thirty days.
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% BREEDERS.
LONE FISHERMAN.

rI1HE FINEST FIvE-CENT CIGAR IN THE
L Market. Also n fine line of Imported and
Key West on hand, at 225 X street.
ia6-isim R. H PETIT Proprietor.
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CALL for Ruhstaller's Pilsener Felsen
Beer-the best made.
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WESTERN HOTEL,
FURNISHED ROOMS,

YLUNIE BUILDING, NoRTHEAsI CORNER
y Eighth and K. Rooms single Or in suites.
Street Cars pass from The repUi every five mills
ltes House strictly fTst-ciass
d25-lm MRS. GKICF, Propristress.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs Sid Eldred left yesterday fol-
ST. Helena.
General A. L. Hart left for Colusa yester
day morning.
Ed. f. White, of San Francisco, came tc
the city yesterday.
Bishop Monogue, of Nevada, came dowr
from Chico yesterday.
Chief of Police Jackson went up to Rec
Bluff yesterday afternoon.
Stephen Moore, of Nevada City, is spend
ing few days at the Bay.
Mrs. G. T. Turner and Mrs. Charles III
Ross are paying San Francisco a visit.
Deputy SheriffTim Lee has been confined
to his house, by sickness, for nearly month
Judge ]. E. Butler was in town yesterday
for the first time since his leg was broken
Hon. John Yule, of Trinity, is in San
Francisco under medical treatment fol
deafness.
Judge Belcher, of Marysvilie, and d. NJ
Reavis, of Chico, returned home yesterday
from the Bay.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector l. j
Rolfe passed through yesterday from Ne,
vada City to Colusa.
General 10 Hamilton and Senator Cross
came to the city yesterday, the latter from
his mine in Sierra county.
VIM. Miller, the well-known stage man
and n T. Neibling, both ofColusa, returned
home from here yesterday.
Clarence Butler, of this city, has been
making his mother, Mrs. Armstrong, a
short visit at her home in Auburn.
NJ H. Powers, Superintendent of the
Hidden Treasure mine, at Sunny South,
Placer county, is visiting his family in this
city.
Miss Maude E. Byrne and Miss. Aggie
Noonan, of Grass Valley, have been spend
ing few weeks with relatives and friends
in Dutch Flat.
Matthew Nettle, one of the pioneer miners
of Nevada county, left Grass Valley Mon
day for visit to his native home in Germ
wall, England.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs Add c. Hink-
son, d. Mckay, w. T. Knox, A. z. Catlin
and w. b. Todhunter.
VIII Booth and wife, and Mr.. and Mrs
I. z. Smith, of Chicago, Mrs. Booths pa
rents. came up from San Francisco yester-
day to visit friends here for few days.
Grove L. Johnson went to San Francisco
yesterday, to represent E. E. Leake upon
his examination to-day on charge OF libel,
preferred by Supreme Court Clerk Nc
Carthy.
S. "A. Tucker, the well-known sportsman,
splendid trap-shot and tirst-rate fellow gen.
orally, arrived here from the East yester-
day, coming by way of Oregon, and will re-
main in the city about week, then going
to the Bay. He expected to arrive last
week. and in that event would have taken
part in the pigeon-shooting at San Bruno
last Sunday, but was detained.
Frank Grass, of San Francisco, returned
home yesterday from Marysviile, to which
place he had been to look after interests of
his brother Fred, who about a week ago
broke his leg there in consequence OF the
falling of "a ladder upon which he was
standing while trimming tree. After
Fred was removed to the Bay his injury
assumed such form that he had to submit
to amputation.
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NARICOCEI F. Painless sure cure
AGENCY. 160 Fulton street, NewYork, jie:a- I0mTu
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VIRGIN LAND 10 LET OH SHARES.
1000 Acres, In Blocks of 100 Acres IN
UPWARDS.


Upwards.
fIlHE SOIL Is OF RICHEST ALLuVIUM AND
/ win yield enormous crops OF grain, The
tract is Overlooked Meadow Land in Suffer
county, Is miles from Marysville and miles
from Sacramento river. No river currents and
no tule.
Magnificent levees are about completed, which
will secure the land from overflow, and it viii
be leased for coming season on very favorable
terms to good tenants. Long leases on shares
will be given If desired. Applications should be
gineer Suffer County Land Company, United
States Hotel, Marysvile who will show the
land, or to GEO. THEOBALD, IN.
Secretary Suffer County Land Company. 4l9
California street, San Francisco. d123ptf
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Tomorrow Saturday we have extra in
ducements in Dry Goods Department and
in Gents Furnishing Goods Department.
Red House
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REMNANTS of cloth at the Capital Wooden
Mills to-day, No. So street. e
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REMNANTS and damaged blankets to-day
al Capital Wooden Mills, No. SD street. .
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To-MoRRow at s o'clock, until 10 T. NJ,
bargains in several lines of goods. Some
articles in every department special price
placed upon for that day only. Red House. >
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HARRY BERNARD.

Manufacturer, corner Sixth and L streets,
SACR MENTO.
l have for sale, at the lowest possible prices:
Family Carriages; Open Buggies Light Top
Buggies; Heavy Top Buggies Farmers Car
riages; TrOtting Wagons and Sulkies. Carriage
Painting and Trimming, Ut lowest prices. None
but experienced workmen employed Repairing
neatly done. Call at the Factory Work built
to order ct the lowest prices. Send your orders
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MILLINERY OPENING at Mrs. Barber &
Pealers, March 26th, 9th and 2Sth
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-To-night, shadows"
Tivoli--To-night, A Mountain Daisy"
Attention, Foresters
Harmony Lodge, X. and L. of H.
NJ E. Church social.
The Loan Exhibition-Your last opportunity.
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FIRE AT RosEvILLE.-The large ware
house at Roseville owned by A. B. McRae,
and used for the storage of hay was totally
destroyed by fire about o'clock yesterday
morning, together with ninety tons of hay
stored III it. The fire is thought to have
been set by tramps out Of revenge for their
having been compelled to vacate ii as
clearinghouse. The railroad fire train from
Rocklin ran down TO the scene Of the fire
and did good service in protecting other
property from destruction. The loss is
about 81 400: no insurance
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FAMILIES AccomtoDAr4D On REASONABLE rE.,s.
Best of Liquors and Cigars at The Ear.
FISHERS DINING ROOMS
MISSISSIPPI KITCHEN

OYSTER HOUSE
A. J. SENATZ PROPRIETOR,
Third st. mex to "Record-Un;on" ohicel,
SACRA MENTO.
SE- OPEN DAY AND Mott. "a
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IN hereby given by the undersigned, execu-
tor of the last will Of CATHARINE DENGER,
deceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased, TO exhibit
them, with the necessary ;lffidavits orvouchers,
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice TO H. J. Goethe. ut his Office at 10ll
II. j. GOETHE,
deceased.
NAT F. JOHNSON. Attorney for Executor.
fe275wF
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AMERICAN FXcHANoE HoTEL,

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
StANS03tE STREET, - FRANCISCO, CAL.
- This MOTEL Is III the very center of the hush
ness portion Of The city. The travelling public
will find ti TO be the most coinio-tai and re-
spcctable Hotel III the city. Board aud room,
81 81 - and 81 so per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free Fee Coach 10 ant; from the Hotel.
o26-tf CIIAS. MONTGOMERY * BRO. Props.
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RECEIVERS SALE By AUcTIoN.-Sher-
burn & Smith Will sell at auction at 10 A.
NJ. to-day, by direction of Albert NJ.
Johnson, receiver, at the store No 426 J
street, between Fourth and Fifth, lately
occupied by Max Camp the entire stock of
gents furnishing goods, comprising white
and colored shirts, undershirts and draw
ers, collars. neckties. suspenders, gloves,
handkerchiefs, jewelry, etc. The stock will
be offered as whole, and, if a satisfactory
bid is not received, then in lots to suit.
ROADS TO YOSEMITE OpEN-In a private
letter received in this city yesterday from
8Ir. Hutchins, who has charge of the Yo-
semitic Valley, he says The Mariposa
and Coulterville roads to the valley, being
clear of snow, have been repaired, and are
open for tourist travel The Mariposa and
MADEIRA stage lines have stocked all their
way stations with relays of horses, and
commence their regular trips on Wednes-
QaV next y
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FoR FINE
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
| of California, in and for the county of Sac
Tamento. In the matter Of MAX CAMP, an In
solvent Debtor. Max Camp having filed III thid
Court his petition, schedule and inventory in
insolvency, by which il appears that he is an in
solvent debtor, the said Max Camp is hereby de-
clared TO be ilsolvent The Sheriff of Sacra-
nento county is hereby directed to take posses
sion of all the estate real and personal, of the
said Max Camp debtor, exceut such as may be
by law exempt from execution. and of ali his
deeds vouchers, books of account and papers,
and to keep the same safely until the appoint
ment of the assignee OF his estate All persons
are forbidden TO pay any debts to the said insol
vent, or to deliver any property belonging to
him or to any person. firm or corporation for his
use: and the said debtor is hereby forbidden to
transfer or deliver any property until the further
order OF this Court, except MS hereinafter Or
dered. II is further ordered that all creditors of
said debtor be and appear before the Honorable
w. C. Van Fleet, Judge OF the Superior Court of
the county of sacramento, in open Court at the
Courtroom of said Court, in the city of Saera-
mento on the 9th day OF APRIL, 1885, at IL O clock
A. NJ. of that day, to prove their debts and
choose one or more asSi.,leeS OF the estate of
said debtor II is further ordered that the order
be published in tic SACRAMEN TO Daisy RECORD
UNION, a newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in the county of Ss.eramen,o us often as
the said paper is published before the said day
set for the meeting Of creditors. And il is far
ther ordered that all proceedings against said in
solvent be s.ayed. +. B. Mess RLAND,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated February 81 1886
Attest: WIN. Il. HAMILTON, Clerk. mr2-3Dt
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Auction Sale.
sherburn d Smith, receivers sale to-day.
Business Advertisemems.

Hale Bros. < Co.-Dress goods.
Weinstock d Lubin-NeW style Jerseys
Red Housekeeping and summer goods.
Found-A Masonic pin.
Analysing Baking Powders.
Real estate for sale
DR.. 10y Fond Won.
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CANDY FACTORY.

MRS. z. NJ. WIEDMANN, NOS. 41S J STREET
NE and i19 street metropolitan rheater
BuiIGing,, Manufacturer and Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in all kinds of Candies and Nuts
'al2-3ptf
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New Style Jerseys.

All sizes in Coored Mohar Jerseys 81 50,
Stylish Black and Brown Beaded Jerseys s. to S. so
Black Cashmere and Mohair Jerseys. trimmed with Her
cules braid S. SO to 81 So
Elegant Plush Brocaded Table Scarfs in d wealth of
rich colors and designs, So So
All sizes in White Pearl Buttons, 3 3 cents a dozen.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY

IN CONNECTION WITH THE NEW ENG
land Dining-ro room, southeast corner Seventh
and streets. where viii be sold Baked Reans
and Boston Brown Bread. Also Pies Dough-
nuts and Cakes thome-made), at reasonable
prices. We VIII furnish anything In this line TO
order. Ynr2f-IIv
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FIELD TRIAL CLUB.-N. E. White has
resigned the Office Of Secretary of the Pacific
Coast Field Trial Club, because of lis inter
faring with other arrangements, and III. C..
blown has been chosen to fill the vacancy.
Entries for the Clubs Derby of 1885 close
Nav LIST. and the trial of excellence will
take place early next December.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-28

Al T. kANDuLsKrs. Rridve st,e

At T. kASDULSKTs, Rridge street
Gall and See the recentlv improved No s and
No. 10 sewing Machines. They fsr excel In
simplicity, durability, and noiseless and easy
running. any machines In the market The
stitch is simply perfect on the finest fabric or
the heaviest cloth or leather. They will out
wear any machines now in the market, and are
sold at San Francisco prices. Old machines
taken In ex ,hange.
Secondhand mach:Ges selling from $40 up
ward. iyl3tf