Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-30
LOCAL DAsHEs.

| The Changers Hall at Florin, fine build.
ing, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
| The Xopos Club gave a fine party and cleo
trio entertainment at Jacobs Hall last even
! ing.
Sixty-four emigrants, including ffty-three
males, will arrive overland from the East to-
morrow.
The regular weekly party of the Neapoli-
tan Club will take place at Jacobs Hall this
evening.
-Four more of the open cars for the beach
road at San Francisco will be forwarded from
this city to-day.
A new political organization has been
effected in this city, which will be known as
the Young Mems Committee.
Three soldiers were passengers on the East
bound train last evening. They are en- route
from Angel Island to Fort Bidwell.
The Forester Gun Club shoot at Agricult-
ural Park was largely attended. The day
was fine, the birds strong, and good scores
made.
The elegant diamond ring rafhed off at
Fritz's sample-rooms last evening was won
by ticket No. IS. Charles Dangler was the
lucky man.
A large number of people attended the
coursing match north of the city yesterday
Hares vera quite plentiful and rare day Of
sport enjoyed.
Company B at their last meeting voted to
give q grand civic and military ball at
Armory Hall on Christmas eve Their prep
arations will be made on an extensive scale,
and promises to be the ball of the holidays.
Sergesnt Barwiek scouts the idea that the
GLORIOUS golden sunsets are caused by
ashes in the atmosphere. He says it is i'm
possible for ashes to be carried from Alaska
to Japan, unless they are transported in
vessels.
A large number Of Sacrsmentsns attended
the grand turkey, glass ball and pigeon shoot
ing at Pleasant Grove yesterday. They all
stayed for the ball in tie evening, canse-
quently the result of the days sport has not
as yet come to hand.
An entertainment will be held Saturday
evening, December Stb. for the benefit of the
American River School, at the sehool-house
on the ] street road, short distance east Of
Clark's pottery. Street cars will run that
evening to East Park
A GRAND AFFAIR.-The military and
civic ball given by the Sacramento Hussars
at Turner Hall last evening was in every re-
spect one Of the finest parties ever held in this
city. The Husssrs were all present in their
snowy uniforms, and the officers of the Fourth
Brigade were also there in military dress.
The following was the order of dances: Polka,
schottische, quadrille, waltz, Polka, scEot.
tische, quadrille Qaneers), polka, esmeralda,
waltz, qusdrille, schOttische, POLKA, waltz
lladiss), quadrille Lancers) varsouvienne,
schottische, polka, waltz (medley) The fol-
lowing committees managed the sffair: Re.
H.
Hebron, Ruhstaller, ex-Leutensnts Sell
linger, G. Meyer, Lieutenant Schumacher.
Sergeants Reuter- and Renner. Floor Di.
rectsr-Captain +. Heilbron. Floor Man
agers-Bieutenant J. Dsnioth, CORPORAL L.
A Ziegler, Sergeant K. Roeder, Private J.
Habel. Committee of Arrsngements-Cal
tain +. Eeilbron, Lieutenant F. Schuler. ex.
Lieutenant G. Meyer, Corporal f. a. Zeg.
Ter, Private J. Habel. A very pleasing Incl
dent occurred during lull in the festivities,
which made the occasion more important.
The Hussars were marched into the hall and
First Lieutenant Theo. Schumacher called
from the line, and in the presence of Gov.
SLOVENIAN aud Gen. Cosby, presented with
gold medal by Gen. Carey. 1t was Polish
cross from the members Of the company as q
testimonial Of regard and honor. This gal
liant officer now has medals won on battle
fields in Mexico, Europe and Africa, and this
makes the eighth which sdorns his manly
breast
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Nellie
Boyd Dramatic Troupe returned to the city
yesterday, and was greeted with good houses
st both their afternoon and evening perform
ances. At the matinee was presented in adj
mirable style the ever popular play of Gar.
ticle AZ" Ia the evening "Fanchon" was put
upon the boards in an excellent manner.
Miss Boyd appeared in her usual excellent
style, was well supported, ana was greeted
throughout the evening with rounds OF sp-
plause. The lew scenic effects were all In
good taste. That this company has merit,
and pleases the critical theater.goers OF this
city, is evidenced from the fact that the
attendance attheir performanc is constantly
on the increase. Tonight will be presented
the thrilling military drama, Miss Mutton,
10 the title role Of which Miss Boyd hss few
II any superiors. At the matinee to- morrow
Led Estrsy." This company plays to pop
ulAr prices, Is and 80 cents.
ANNUAL FEsTIvAL.-The annual festival,
given by the ladies of st. Rose Church at
the old Pavilion last evening, was in every
respect marked success, and large sum
was melted for the church. Following was
the order of dances Grand march and
quadrilla, waltz, polka, Caledonian, schot-
tische. Centennial lancers, Ia mode, waltz,
lAncers, Esmeralda, schottische. wsltz,
quadrille, Mszourks waltz. qusdrille, polka,
Boston Ysrieties, waltz, Virgins reel, med
lev. Much of the success Of tbs evenings
entertainment was due to the efforts OF the
following committees Reception commit
tee. X. 81 ClaIker, W. a. Henry, w. J.
O'Briea, Terry McMorry floor director,
Joseph J. Mcclure; floor managers, e..
SheebaD, J. W. Weeds, J. y, ucgln. n.
Neary. L. w Mallory. {. II. Rippon, John