Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03

CURIOUS AFFILIATIoN.-The is black
and.tsn female dog whose owner resides on
NJ street, between Sixth and Seventh, in this
city. She recently had litter of pups, but
was unsuccessful in raising any of them !;
they all died. As joke, some children took
young kitten whose eyes had not yet seen
the light of day, and placed it in care OF the
dog. Now if there is anything in the world
that dog hates, it is a cat and vice versa I:
but in this instance the theory does not hold
good. Strange to say, the dog took kindly to
the little stranger, and cared for it exactly as
she would have cared for her own offspring.
The kitten has grown to be goed-sized
tabby. The other evening a strange dog
found it out on the sidewalk, and gave chase.
The cats nature came to its rescue, and it
mounted tree quickly. After the danger
was over, being inexperienced, it felt afraid
of falling if it tried to come down. There
fore it set up quite yell, which attracted
the attention of its adopted mother. She
came to the foot of the tree and howled pite-
ously until assistance came, in the person
of some kindly disposed children. They
climbed the tree and restored kitty t. its
canine friend. The dog expressed its delight
at the restoration of her pet in every way that
dog can express delight.
METROPOLITAN THEArER.-No company in
a long time has appeared here that has pre-
sented better "acting than that now play
ing MY Partner" Aldrich, Chahin and
Hague especially are noticeable. One of
these gentlemen makes up Enthusiastically
probably so as to quite closely resemble
wellknown ex-officisl Of this State. The
company is strong one, and lifts the play
above its legitimate level. But it is drama
that is popular, evidently, and the applause
it receives evinces the satisfaction of the
auditors. In incompetent hands it would be
nothing, but the g cast" as it is, gives it
vigor and melodrsmatic interest that prob
ably its author did not conceive as within the
possibilities of its text. The same perform
snce at the matinee this afternoon, and
final presentation of the piece will be made
this evening.
PAVILION THEATER.-A theater will be
opened at the Pavilion while the alterations
and repairs are being made on the Metropoli-
tan. 1t is to be called the Pavilion Theater
The first performance will be given therein
on the izht of June Stb, when the Calender
Original Colored Minstrels will occupy it for
limited season of three nights, and will give
a matinee on the afternoon of the 10th in
slant. The theater has been placed in proper
condition, and the stage has been built of
ample sizs in order to give full details to the
stage setting of the original first part by the
Calender Minstrels, representing beautiful
scene in the South. This troupe is in every
way superior, and one of the best minstrel
companies ever seen upon the coast.
A NEW DRIvE.-The Supervisors agreed
to give twice as much as the people along the
road toward improving the drive from Willow
slough to Y street, generally known as the
Freepert road. The people raised 5000, and
thus 81, 800 is assured for the improvement of
the four miles of road. Work has commenced
already. The road just this side the slough
is being plowed, Strengthened and rounded
up. It will be worked along the whole line,
and graveled as far as the money will war.
rant. When completed it will make an old
roadway an agreeable and fast drive.
AUCTION SALE.-The Great Crevice mine
and mining property, situated in Placer and
FL Dorado counties, on Murderer's Bar, on
the Middle Fork of the American river, con.
sisting of about 81 % acres of ground, engine,
boiler, pumps, hosting works, tools, ETC.,
will be sold in one lot, at the salesroom of
Shsrburn & Smith, No. 313 K street, Sacra-
mento, at 10 o'clock, this morning, by order
of the stockholders.
SALE OF HoRsEs-To-day at II o'clock
A. NJ. Bell & Co., suctioneers, will sell at
their salesroom the year-old pacing mare
Drew.
MILLIONS IN IT-EyE-WATER NOWHERE
My son, you wish to go into business Try
baking powders. Form company. Call it
the Imperial Timbuctoo.' Advertise-lay
claim to everything. Get the people not only
to believe the powders are pure, but make
them buy and eat them as well. The company
is responsible for what you advertise" not
you." About making the powder? That is
the last thing to think about-use starch,
ammonia, alum. anything" Make them
cheap and charge high price. You are not
obliged to confine yourself to cream of tartar
and soda, as the manufacturers of the New
England Baking Powder do. To be cure they
do make the best powder-but you make
money, my son.
New ARRIVAL, at Hale Bros. 4 Co., Of
new and original designs in furniture cre-
tonnes. Ninth and X streets.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE tecru)-new
and stylish patterns-at 20 cent?, 90 cents
and upwards, at Hale Bros. & Co.
DOUBLE QUICK to the Blue House and pro-
cure pair of those fine French kid buttoned
boots with low, fat heels and broad toes,