Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-08

PAVILION THEATER.-Ths Pavilion Thea
ter, corner of Sixth and NJ streets, will be
opened this evening by Callender's Original
Colored Minstrels. They will appear in this
city for limited on-Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week, and matinee on
Saturday at 2 P. II. The management wishes
to inform the public of Sacramento that the
Pavilion Theater has been placed in proper
condition, and the stage has been built of
ample size in order to give full details to the
stage setting of the original first part by the
Calender Minstrels, rcprss cutting beautiful
scene in the South. This troupe is composed
of sixty performers, and has eight end men.
Wherever they have played, every song. act,
sketch, chorus and feature has been received
by immense audiences with genuine oemon.
STATIONS of delight. The second part is novel
and entertaining, Introducing many new
features in minstrelsy. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
A RECEPTION. = Charles IL. Litchman,
Great Incohonee of the Improved Order of
Red Men, the chief official of that Order on
the continent, has arrived in the State from
Massachusetts,. He had a reception last
night at Nevada City. He is to arrive here
tomorrow morning, and will be received by
q committee of the four Tribes of the Order
here. That night the Tribes meet him at
fraternal banquet, ard he officially visits
Red Jacket Tribe that evening. Saturday
night public meeting will be held as
Turner Hall, when the Crest Ineohonee will
be publicly welcomed, and will deliver an
address on the history and aims of the Order.
WHERE Is HE?-An italian by ths name
OF John Gritzelyata stopped over night at
the lodging house Of Mrs. Donovan, on the
southwest corner of Third and L streets. He
occupied room IL on the second door. Dur
ing the night thief entered his sleeping
apartment and stole his watch and considera-
bic money. He reported his loss to the police
headquarters and left the city. Since His de-
parture officer jackson has arrested an old
convict on suspicion OF having committed the
theft. He has recovered the watch, and now
is hunting Gritzslyata, SO as to be able to
prosecute the thief.
PAVILION THEATER.-D. J. Simmons has
leased and fitted up the Pavilion as theater.
The stage has been erected in the north end
of the main hall Tsnie curtain and scenery
have been placed Ia position, and the whole
presents very neat appe srance. Six hun.
dred chairs have been placed in position, and
The manager has done every thing within his
power to make the place pleasant and at.
tractive, both for the audience and those who
perform.
0PEN-AIR CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The Hus-
sar Military Band will give an open-air con-
cert at the plaza tonight. The following
music will be rendered: March, Cavalry I"
waltz, Merry Peal;" cornet polka, g Noon
light" solo Thy G. Clayton; march, " Cri-
terion fantasia, The Picnic !" schot-
tische, Happy Dsys;" galop, ZOE We
Coz" Put Me in My Little Bed
Boy DRowNED.-A boy by the name of
Joseph Burns, adopted son of Peter Burns.
who resides on F street, between Ninth and
Tenth, tell out OF small boat about P. NJ
on Tuesday at the foot of | street and was
drowned. The lad was about years of age
80 far the body has not yet been recovered.
HELD FOR ARsoN.-A Chinaman charged
with attempting to burn the restaurant of
All Bing, at CORTLAND, on the Sd of June
last, had hearing before Justice Cogeins
Tuesday. He was held TO answer to the Su.
perior Court. Bail fixed at 81 900.
NoTARIEs. Andrew Hallett, Butte coun.
ty, to reside at Chico ; George w. Langan,
Alameda county. to reside at Liyermore.
vice Conner, term expired; G. E. Davis.
Napa county, TO reside at st. Helena. vice
Smith, term expired.
THOSE who contemplate trip, and are in
need Of trunk or travelling bag, should see
the stock of Eastern goods now on sale at the
Trunk Department of the Red House. Prices
from 81 to S10.'
ALL our parasols are received direct from
the manufacturers. Prices are low. Call
and see them. Hale Bros. & Co.
CAsHMEREs in all the new shades. The
finest assortment Of colnrs and best value in
the city is at the Red House.
For WHooP1NG COUGH Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
FoRbanquets, ETC., use Eclipse Champagne.