Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19

well known here as having been the nrsJ TO
introduce Max Freeman and the German
opera troupe to Sacramento audiences, three
years ago. Schultz has remained here in
Locke's interest, and does so until the opera
season is over At Sacramento the troupe
came under special contract between Locke
and D. J. Simmons. From here it goes to
San Francisco and plays long engagement
there, and then returns to Sacramento again.
Meanwhile, under the Locke chutz-S Sim
mons management and contracts, other
troupes play here, as already announced, the
first being the Emile Melville English Opera
Company, which is underlined to begin its
engagement Friday evening next. 1t is as
certained that the Royal MILDLY" will be
the first piece and that the Bush-street The
alter orchestra is to accompany the troupe.
These items of dramatic news will be supple
mented by others as the announcements Of
the season appear, the outlook being for a
lively theatrical season here throughout the
remainder of February and the most of the
month Of March
CONCERT AND BALL.-The British Mutual
Benefit and Social Society celebrated its
fourth anniversary at Jacobs Hall last even
ing The attendance was large, all the ar
rangements good and the enjoyment of the
guests hearty. There was first an overture
by the band, and then brief remarks by Pres
ident Wild !; NJ. T. Brewer delivered the
annual address; George c. Kohler sang
"Goodb bye, Sweetheart; :" Miss Frazier anG
Miss Berriesford sang the duet 'What are
the Wild Waves Saying;" John II. Collins
sang Pm Afoat;" Mrs. r. Barry sang
ballad, and Charles Flint recited "Uncie
Daniels Apparition and PRAYER )" Mrs. S.
Sfa:p a1l Mice NNa1i-ar %baY
the duet "Two Merry Girls" A. Pritchard
sang ballad, and Mrs. Katzenstein closed
the programme with the song Ruby"
The encores were numerous and the pro-
eramme was very pleasing in all its numbers.
Dancing continued until a late hour. The
management of the whole affair was under
these committees: On Arrangements.
Wild, John Il. Collins, I. ?. Smith, George
Higgs, Thomas Bromley, James Parsons, Z.
+. Ashworth. On Reception-M. I. Brewer,
n. J. Nathan, James Parsons, Hy Longtou,
John Shelton, Thomas Bromley. Thomas
Hamer. Floor Director, John IL. Collins.
Floor Managers-Joseph Davey, Jr, J. L.
Parsons, Z. p. Smith.
The EXHIBITION DRILL TONIGHT
Oakland Guard, which won victory over
all the crack companies of San Francisco in
the recent competitive drill, and is to be Cal
ifornia's representa- We company at the inaug-
uration of General Garfield, arrived in this
city last evening. 1t is a very large COM
pany, and is a body of exceedingly fine selec-
ton and composition. Tonight it gives a
grand exhibition drill at the Pavilion, to be
followed by social party. The proceeds are
to be used to aid the company on its trip to
Washington. Local military people are TAX
ing great interest in the affair, and it is fair
to presume that to-night's exemplifcation of
the poetry and grace Of Upton's tactics will
draw to the Pavilion, under the reasonable
admission fee, a very large concourse Of citi-
zens
THE SABsFIELDs OPENING.-The Sarsfeld
Guard, Company G, First Artillery, held a
formal opening of their new armory, at 515
X, between Fifth and Sixth streets, last
evening. A reception was rendered to all the
companies located in the city, and at which
the Adjutant-Generala and assistant, and the
General and staff officers in the city, wera
present. A light collation. was served, and
a general social time enjoyed. The new
armory of the Sarsfeld's is very commodious-
ly arranged, neatly finished, and as furnished
makes an exceedingly pleasant and cheerful
military headquarters for the company.
THE OAKLAND GUARD.-The " first. prize :"
company from Oakland, Captain Levy com
handing, arrived on the 10 o'clock train last
evening They were met at the depot by
Companies A and G and the Governors
Guard, and escorted to the Pavilion, where
they stacked arms. They were then enter
tanned by the Sarsfields at their new armory
and a collation. served, after which they were
the guests of the City Guard. at the Pavilion
They are quartered at the Western Hotel
during their stay, and will return to Oakland
on Sunday morning.
AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons will sell
on Thursday, February Oath, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. at the residence of NJ Block, IS Eighth
street, between H and l, large amount of
costly and elegant furniture, Brussels carpets,
oil paintings, ETC., consisting of parlor set,
sitting room set, walnut dining-room set, fine
sideboard, walnut tables and dining-room
chairs, marble-top tables, fine French bisque
statuary and bronzes, walnut bedroom sets,
spring and hair mattresses, bedding, paint
ings and chromos, kitchen furniture and a
great variety of other household articles.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester-
day: G.. 0. Rowe was examined upon a
charge of misdemeanor and held to answer,
with bail fixed at $1,000. Jack German, a
drunk, was discharged after receiving free
lecture from the Court j. r. Childs, charged
with grand larceny, was granted continu
auce until to-day. The Court then adjourned.
AUCTIONS To.DAY.-Sherburn & Smith at
1890 a. NJ. to-day, at 1913 K street, will sell
by auction furniture, crockery, carpets,
stoves, groceries, glassware, carpenters tools,
etc At o'clock this evening Bell & Co,
at 90S j street, will sell by auction nine oil
paintings by the artist ?. Silver of Chicago.
There will also be sold fine trombone, at the
same time and place.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-Deputy Sheriff J.
NJ. Taylor, of Yuba county, passed through
Yesterday en- route to Folsom. with James
Smith. from Pea Ridge, who is sentenced to
confinement in State Prison for term of two
years for burglary.
COMMERCIAL steamer Governor Dana
has arrived from the up river, with grain and
merchandise. The Ceres came down yester-
day with barge load of wheat.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The only freight
for Sacramento passing Ogden on the 10th
instant was barrels of whisky for Lindley
Co.
PoIIoE ARREsT.-Gus Sprout was yester-
day arrested by officer Rider for battery.
THF "PARIsIAN" CORSET. in drab and
white. at Fancy Goods Department, Me-
chanics Store.
READ Hales new advertisement.
"PARIs1AS" CoRsETs, 50 cents. Mechanics
Store.
SEE Hales new advertisement.
PARTISAN" CoRsETs, 80 cents. Mechanics
Store.
| SEE Hale's new advertisement.