Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-03

Miss ANDERsoN's RECEPTIoN-Miss Mary
Anders) IN, the dramatic artist, will be well
coined to-day as a native of this city by
social clubs, and. with her father and
brother, be shown the Capitol and Art
Gallery, and at the latter place be intro
uuced by ladies of the city 10 ladies
and gentlemen calling between l and 3.
The statement published last evening that
she would be escorted to the gallery by her
manager and his wife and a committee.
does that gentleman and the committee
say its members, injustice. No such engage
ment, they say, has been made, besides
which, the wife of the gentleman named has
not Tor some years been living. Miss An
derSon S reception is to be unpretentious
and informal, and presumably. there
FORE ali the more sincere The Belle Con-
servatory has sent for the lady hand
some collection of flowers.
ARRESTS FOR MARCH.-During the month
of March the police made 152 arrests, as
follows; For safe keeping, %; disturbing
the peace, % DRINKS, 20 escape from In
sane Asylum, l; burglary, battery, IA
on suspicion, 10; assault to murder 4
mlsdemeanor, A. runaway boys, 5; va
grancy, II; stealing rides on the cars, 2;
common drurkards, 4 grand larceny, ?;
detained witnesses, /; suspicion of illegal
tOultcflelLlDG, /
petty larceny, II; carrying concealed
weapon, l receiving stolen goods, / es-
cape from Oakland Jail, threats against
person, l. Eighty a." dodgers were accom-
modated during the month, and 10 en-
routes stepped over at the city prison.
New INcoRPoRATIoNs.-Artic of incor-
poration were yesterday filed in the office
OF the Secretary of ate as follows: The
Wolland Patent Tule Packing Company,
to deal in WollandS and other patents
and TO sell tule pads, Innings for boxes, tule
covers for bottles, etc. Principal place of
business, san Francisco; Directors, J. b.
Wollard, VIM. Is. Lake, Fred. W Lake, G.
L. Pierce and c. l.. Goddard capital, 500
900. Also of the Big Six Hose Patch Com
pany, 10 acquire letters patent and deal in
" improved hose patch" principal place of
business, San Francisco; Directors VIM
T. Bradford, Sidney NJ Smith. Henry P.
p Wood, ;. c. Houghton, George w. Towle
Jr.; capital. 100000.
HOLDING Ur WELL.-The Savannah
(Ga.) Neirs of March 18th, in its account of
the concluding game of the series between
the clubs of Savannah and Detroit, which
game the latter won by a score of 5 to ,
says Mclaughlin, for the home nine
showed up splendidly behind the bat His
lhfoNluS 10 seCoilu was perfect, ana his
work with Neal was one of the features of
the game. McLaughln's work
behind the bat yesterday gave a glimpse of
what the plucky Californian can do. There
is no question that he is one of the best
catchers in the League" Billy's score was
four put-outs four assists, no errors and no
passed balls.
SLIGHT RAILROAD Academy esterday
morning. when the train from SACRAMENTO
for Single Springs was pulling out of
White Rock station, the forward axle of
box car broke and the ends dropped down
upon the track doing considerable blowing
until the train could be stopped, but none
OF the cars left the rails. Word was sent
to Sacramento, and the pay car went ND
and removed the disabled car, and the
train went on, but was about four hours
late in its arrival in Sacramento ON its re-
turn trip.
RAILROAD HosPITAL.-Dr. Huntington,
physician in charge of the Railroad Hos
pital, makes the following report for the
month ending March 81, 1896 Number pa
tients remaining in hospital month ending
February 2Sth. % admitted during month
of March, AS; discharged Al; died, 3;
number remaining in hospital April LIST,
80. Number of house and office patients
treatl during the month, 223; hospital
EMS treated during the month, IA To-
I, 2e7.
TODAY grand opening of spring milli-
merry. Latest styles in trimmings, orna-
ments, flowers etc All are cordially in
yited to call. Red House.
cHRONo fan given TO all visitors tn orr