Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-16

llyes at Nogales where he is engaged in
the real estate and mining business. He
told Mr.. Sontag that his partner and him
self, a man named Dunphy. were engaged
IN surveying the State of Sonora, for which
they are TO receive from tle Mexican Gov
eminent an immense grant of land The
old gentleman said his heath was good,
and that he would soon return for short
visit. He said, sadly, that if he possessed
now the land he once owne, in California
he would be worth S150000,6O.
WALTER NJ. LEMAN's 'SECc ND PRoGREssr
The second and last of Walter NJ. Lemans
lectures in this city, giving "reminiscences of
objects of interest that attracted his atten-
ton during his trip to Europe, a short
time since, will be delivered at Pioneer
Hall this evening 1t promises to be fully
as interesting as the first, which delighted
large audience, and will refer TO his pro-
gress from Paris TO Venice, thence to Stat
fordon-Ayon, and hence lover the deep''
The veteran actors account of his visit to
the birthplace of the " Bard of Avon
will be especially worth hearing. Somany
by reason of the inclement weather having
have been prevented from attending the
first lecture, Dir. Leman has reduced the
price of admission 10 to-nights lecture to
tickets, will be permitted to pass another
person on each of such tickets besides the
holder OF it,
A YOU'VE TRAvELER.-A. NJ. Wright, a
Waterman for the San joaquin Company,
took TO the station-house yesterday a
bright little boy named James Murphy, Z
years OF age, who got ON board a Sacra-
mento-bound steamer q few days ago at
San Francisco, and came to this city, since
which time he had been taking care of
himself rs best he could. Chief Dillman
sent dispatch to the boys father. who is
member of the San Francisco Fire De-
partment, and received answer requesting
that the youth be placed upon the
San Francisco train. in charge of the
conductor, and sent home, which was done
The youngster gave as his reason for his
excursion that he wanted to take a boat
ride
CONCERT THIS EvENING.-A concert under
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be given this evening. at s
O'Clock, in the Sixth-street NJ. L. Church.
The following ladies and gentlemen have
numbers on the programme: Mrs. Addie
Carter, Mrs. w. c. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Auerbach, Messrs. Harry Carroll and
Richard Cohn. Instrumentalists Piano
Miss Gertio Gerrish, Miss A. Kaibel
and Mrs: e. A. Neale: Flute-C. A. Neale
Violin-Miss L.. Kaibel. Elocutionists-
Miss Helen Carleton, Miss Mamie Water
house. Mrs. James Seadler. Admission, so
cents. 1t will be observed that the pro-
gramme includes the leading local artists.
THE TURNER RIFLEs.-The Sacramento
Turn-Verein has added to its different sec
tons one that will practice the use of the
rifles, and is called the Turner Rifles
The club will use the United States mill
tary rifles, 6-pound pull. and shoot at Creed
more targets. The following officers have
been elected: +. Ruhstaller, Captain F.
Y. Williams, Orderly Sergeant; w. Eek
hardt, Treasurer: G. Hagelstein, Shooting
master. They are having range prepared
near the American river bridge, and will
soon commence practice. In time matches
with some of the military organizations
may be expected.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Charles Reeds
Minstrels will appear again this evening,
with a new and varied programme, for the
benefit of manager Simmons. The lease of
the theater under the manager expires in q
few days, and the building is to undergo
great change in its interior. Mr.. Simmons
will thus take what may be his farewell
benefit. He has not often appealed to the
public in this way, and presents on this
occasion first-class troupe of music min
strelsy and comedy. The advertisement
discloses the change in prices, which are 80
and % cents, and reserved seats 70 cents.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday Mrs. Lower, previously convicted of
disturbing the peace, was fined so. or
twenty days......Joe Lynn, the ChRaman
who created disturbance ON Third street,
near l, was fined $50, or twenty days, for
carrying concealed weapons, and 500, or
100 days, for drawing and exhibiting a
deadly weapon ...... Madame Dubois, An
gela Basloe and Sarah j. Folsom, arrested
for exhibiting, forfeited their deposits
The case of ]. ]. Q Hare, for malicious mis-
hief. was tried, and