Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-This evening
the Colville Opera Burlesqpe Company will
begin an engagement of one week at the
Metropolitan Theater, under the management
of Samuel Colville, with Jesse Williams as
musical and stage director, and William For
roster stage manager. The troupe has just
closed successful engagement OF one hun
bred nights at the California and Bush-street
Theaters, and is the largest organization in
the world Tor the representation OF light Inu-
steal and mirthtul entertainment. Miss Eme
Roseau is the leading artistic in the combina-
ton, and is assisted by two or three dozen
male and female performers. The engage
meut, which is limited to one week, will begin
with the presentation Of the Magic Slipper"
20 be followed Tuesday night with the . Be-
hemian Gy-url: "a Wednesday, "Blue Peard;"
Thursday, "Oxyger:" Friday, /" Ii Trova-
tore" At the matinee Saturday Cinderella
will be presented. and the engagement will
close that evening with two pieces. No extra
charge viii be made for seats reserved in adj
vance.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-AtsTu Turner Hall,
Wednesday evening, February 11tb,
complimentary entertainment and ball will
be rendered to the Grand Lodge Of California
by the Sacramento Lodges, knights OF
Pgthias D. Mcclure, Past Grand Chan
cellor, will deliver an address, Albert Hart
viii give a recitation, and other literary exer-
cises will be held. Church, Jones q Beebe
will furnish the music, and no doubt it will
be an enjoyable occasion.
ARRESTS. = The following arrests have
been made since our last report: W. d.
cto4ro-J ro- ~, l1a-,Ia-oa,+ I,,, Harry Morse
Jack Kelly, common drunkard, by local Off
GERS Martin and Knox; Johnny Noname,
for safe keeping, by officers Harvey and
Aartz; John Loughley, petty larceny, by
officer Martz and local officer Coffee Jo-
sephine Duval, disturbing the peace, by Off
Ger Dolan; Tim Sweeny, disturbing the
peace, by local officer McCarty.
PERSONAL. II. Rhodes, of Cleveland,
Ohio, formerly editor OF the Cleveland Leader,
and now an attorney in that city, accompanied
Mrs. E. B. Croker with the remains of her
daughter from New York to Sacramento.
He will remain in this city few days before
returning East. Samuel NJ. Wilcox, of San
Francisco, passed Omaha yesterday to arrive
February 9TH. Denis Kearney will arrive
this morning from the East.
WATCH THIEF.-Oficer Marz and local
officer Coffee Saturday arrested john Lough-
ley. He is charged with having stolen the
silver watch and chain OF Henry Snider from
the room of the latter near Third and Is
streets, about a week ago He had been al
lowed to sleep in the room for few hours.
and upon leaving took the property with
him, and was not seen again until the time of
arrest.
Auction SALEs.-M. J. Simmons & Co. will
sell this morning at Taubenheimers store
large lot OF carpets, organs, sewing machines,
and a wagon and harness Sherburn &
Smith, at their salesrooms, will sell about $50
volumes of books =. Thursday, at the corner
of Front and II, Sherburn & Smith will sell
the saloon fixtures known as the ''Old Corner
Saloon.
NEaDs ATTENToS.-At the northeast cor
ner of Front and streets portion of the
sidewalk has been raised up in a peculiar
manner, as if q monument were growing un-
derneath, and causes many pedestrian to
bite his tongue as he stumbles over it, and it
might cause serious injury.
CHINESE THIEF.-Local officer Eldred last
night arrested a Chinaman in an alley be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, south of J,
who had baked turkey and a lot of bread
stuffs, which he had probably stolen from
Peterson's restaurant, in which he claims he
| is employed as cook.