Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10

J. Gotthold, G. Loher, H. Eyers. f.
Evers, F. Griswold, A. Hines. w. New
bert, G. Englis, c. Butler, T. Wallace,
Mexican Typical Orchestra
F. Siebe, Turk.
G. Shannon, High License
L. ]. We'll, Turner.
III. B. Ritner, dude.
W. Eckhardt, clown.
VIM. Hoehn, just in from the country.
AL. Parsons, What is il ?"
Chas. A. Williams, . giddy girl.
]. NJ. Williams, one of the Mikado.
Alex. Nielsen, lively Topsy.
P. ]. Siebenthaler, Don Caesar.
L. SCHNEIDER, defeated candidate.
G.. Parker, a bulldozer of the First Ward.
T. White, Chandler and his mule.
strelsy lighting the world
VIM. Marshall, Only plain ordinary
citizen
E. j. Brazil. an advocate of low license.
Joseph Klein, high license.
L. A. Kidder, Simple Simon
Company An. NJ Mullaney. A. J.
LLOYD, w. ]. Hogan, ]. Contell, w. Ross,
T. Burke, c. Ogg, J. Dougherty, N. Pier
son, E. Dolan, ]. McCaslin, w. Huntoon.
A. Arnold as Chinese supporter.
W. f. Bateman as H. A. Caulfield.
A. w. O'Brien as a schoolboy.
George Lyon as well-known wood
sawyer.
George Fisk, electric light.
]. d. Smith, as Frank Foster, the book
binder.
}. Maloney, as Kirk IL Geary's drug sign.
L. J. Weed, costume made of John Breu.
ner & Co. IS advertisements.
ii. L. Coates, DR.. Munhall, the evan
gelist.
II. A. Fredericks, Turk looking after
his harem.
c. Leimberger, as st. Jacobs Oil.
Oscar Glatz, as DANA Veeking Bitters,
made by Westwich & Nielsen.
]. Corcoran, A. 3. Lyme, Wi. Kunz, E.
Johnson, ]. Doherty, C. Leinberger, H.
Robenstein, F. Weisman, c. Dosh, G.
Schwab, w. E. Smith, A. J. Muir. G. C.
Mackfessel, j. C. Slater, r. L. Peyton, H.
L. Eckman, D. J. Nelson, c. Pearl, w.
Desmond, l. Soule, in dominoes
Kenny Robbins, Chinese surprise-box.
j. Wiseman, w. Campbell, L. Mitchell,
H. Sage, L. Gambach, D. Chambers, d.
Ross, I. McGuinness, F. Talbot. Anti
White Mems Convention.
Oscar Glack, Diana Bitters.
Henry Ogg, as Romeo.
The judges were Mrs p. Scheld, Mrs. J.
Storch, Miss Jennie Lindley, Judge W. c.
Van Fleet, DR.. G.. L. Simmons, Colonel
Cornelius kellogg and j. b. Klune At II
O'Clock the awards were read off by Col
onel Kellogg, as follows:
Richest costume by a gentleman-Romeo,
c. Mast, solid gold watch.
Second richest costume by gentleman
Lord Lester, P. j. Siebenthaler, palette
clock.
Richest homemade costume by lady
Silk industry, Miss Mary Robbins, dec
GRATED china tea-set
Richest costume by a lady - Princess,
Mrs. George Lyon, water-set
Best sustained acting character by gen.
dramatically girl, Chas. A. Williams,
gold chain.
Best sustained acting character by lady
-Dudine, Mrs. Annie Gray, set of table
ware.
Best sustained statue character by gen
tleman-Literty Enlightening the World
a la Charley Reed, Eddie Corners, gold
sleeve-buttons.
Best sustained statue character by lady
=" Hoods Sarsaparilla," Miss Jennie Fay
toilet stand.
Best original character by gentleman
" Dancing Master" Abe Wilson, scarf pin
Best original character by lady
Patchwork" Mrs. A. s. Wood, cake dish
Best local character by a gentleman
Henry A. Caultield," w. Bateman, gold
headed cane.
Best local character by lady, The
Milk Woman Mrs. L. A Kidder, opera
glasses.
Best group of six or more" Mexican
Typical Orchestra" $50.
Best group of five or more" The Chi
nese group" $40