Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-26


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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-A fine house
r.s,,,,,dad iost riabt 70 Tho ,no,aoa,,s ca1j
sSpo'iueo ''''' ~ 'i-o 49, -,
Tor Dement, al the metropolitan 1hea'er'
The play was g. Led Astray." Miss Rogers
in the LEADING nark The ladv nlaved
against heaVy oodF' ID tIla' MISS Ao''eJfe ST "Ss
wholly incapable of personating the part Of
Suzanne, tie advepturess. It was beyond
her capacity, promising SIS she is. c.. NJ.
Gray, a local amateur, admirable in bur-
lesdue and Gia!ecs character acting. was cast
for Hector Placid, part absolutely reces-
sary in al its perfection to the success of the
piece, and beyond the ability Of Mr. Gray.
eener as ne IS f nee Nv tmo oJ.I rrc3 ,o[e
which the heroine, Armand Chandoce.
stands. and the contrasts must be strong or
she suliafs. u "oc.d hSEs oseh peter 10
nave gwen suzanne 10 MIS-. - Auurews ana
the part OF f4acid 10 G' hoss. oae OF
tne oese scenes was spo!4ea IusG upon tie
hlnge Oh ths plos, ~ the llIroI'c' =, OF ~
necessary pus 'reilci''i auu Ieaiiuiiy S'4elUl
bouquets, anu tnaO' zoo: wen an oaora-
ment9 gardens are pqistlHs ~ll MN. d nora l
"ea!Vh Simply i1art S Jus! vi course 1: me
A'a;' lic' Nausneo , Siisiilef N1uln? Hial'
555i|t' @te ~ e. -
rinent. Then, again, when Armand tainted,
and cried Tor refreshing water; servant
"a 'T.J-.la-ati sIioi,a-o ,,L;nb jsd iie
,r;t;ss boer ,rrservsI sbop,id bavs baan &c
,o-;eJ ~ e,,ooI, tbat ti,sj,dv MIGHT have
bsor helned 70 the nearly solid drink. and
+be audience had another good laugh. and so
eT,Ttber e.ood some was s6oiIad Sop attep.
tion Ia GttIe details will knock the romance
cold as q wedge in the best play ever penned.
Miss rogers was excellent as usual, ana "on'
est ' comrnendation Il was her Lass anpsar
anca here, and she goes away with the salts.
| fying knowledge that she has given tie
theater.going public here entire satisfaction.
~ D. 49,. NJ. c,.-;e
EN NooIE ~ "iSoA' -l'e'u'y '2leiiii
White, OF Santa Clara county, came up yes
terdav with Gustayus Armin, en- route for
Folsom prison. Ar.ein was sent to Folsom
from TINS County IN Eeoruafy 1@s{, lor 2 term
- i az c,rrsr 81 F;gbth snd + stTeets Abo1t
~ ,oo,4Ls since he was tsken 70 Sanfs
! Ciaro for trial mon two CHARGES OF previous
/ bnroIa,ies and rsceivsd sentence ef addi
tir,,ai farms If two Jeors man one and ore
,oar ,,r,or fbe otbe, He il now heinz taken
( bsct, to FoIsoro to serve ont the three tetras.
which gives bin eight years OF penal service.
/ CONSEQUENTLY Governor has COM
missioned as Trustees Of the State Miners
| IIos-,;fsl ord .gy,,,,, p p Red6;nc four
Iios pa S ''l- IL, 80 - Sai,-o,,
IT,, ssI,It ~. IN, n 'e,c,e+t fo-
10y -. C, ~. = 80 IL ~. 81
var L. Iieii.o On S1aHcnt nc ,n .1
of the District Bo4rI OF Agriculture, No. l,
for Alameda, Contra Costa and San Fran
I tleCOs
! ODD FELLOWS PIcNIC.-The Odd Fellows
! Picnic .sl,e. rIace At Natoroa Grove today.
~, ~ ,4to "a
NE az on VIZ d styss1s and ali
| wsy stations. Arrangements have teen made
so that the Golden Eagle Hotel siX.y- 2a,ssen-
ger gus ~ iul rom '..S pISn;c sio.lirS 80
.,e oea.e lisV u t 70 o'-i 20
Ike io1D' 'i'P 'o' ~
PEBsoNAL.-J. Z. Knapp, editor q the
Yuma Seatiod and Speaker OF the Assembly
Of the Arizona Legislature is in the city 4,
Ions T. tooS, adE"9ee AZ. ssen ;. OF v" w.,
Eoie srSis fnoT, Is ~ S.i1 jn.h 81,
10, an Gu leiT haa We baa rU.
,s' cnpnsel for the Centrai Paride Railroad
Company.
Ct,
lNooRfokAIki''- mere nave oeeh "-eo
with the Secretary of State articles OF incor-
poras1.o,n OF tae North Extension tan SIoid
ana oliyer mining company OF Dan ran
cisco. 'irgGeoTs-1. meyers, iona v. Je!-
Ie!son, y. II. haVanaSh' =. IL ise ar, o1o
in 100, COO shares of 500 each.
- e NJ.
hiVLhslpk '5oNDAA ScAooL'--ihe iiSef
side Sunday-schooi held its ANNA! meeting
I Il
intsnSanti n 11bsrt. AZ 80 Sn2er.
;afendent. Ms Jobn f,oy Secretarv and
at.ended and in a very prosperous sen c9n5i,ior.