Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-12

brought on for hearing at an early date. The
defendants we're held TO answer, with bail
fixed st $500 in each case.
THEATER TONIGHT Frederic Maccabe,
the world-renowned solo character delineAtor
and ventriloquist, will make his first appear
ance before Sacramento audience at the
Metropolitan Thester this evening, in his
original luonologue entertainment, entitled
"Bagone, Dull Care, vocal, ventriloquial,
musical and sartorisl melange. in which he
will display his marvellous power of changing
the voice, figure and face, with rapid changes
Of picturesque costumes, new and original
songs, appropriate music and appointments,
on scale of magnitude equaling that re-
Gently produced at the Bushstreet Theater
in San Francisco to crowded houses for four
weeks. Is q New York Times, in speaking
Of this ~ .ologus actor, says; Mr.. MISC.
cabe gave his first entertain unent in America
Wednesday, at Steinwsy Hail. before an au-
diencs which was unusually large, exceeding
" interested, and in no way niggard Of is
applause Mr.. Maccabs is undoubtedly a
very clever monologue entertainer. He has
not overstated the effect Of his performance
in the title which be has given to il, Be.
gone, Dull Care, for it is essentially Drovoca-
tive of good humor and hilaTity. II is besides
perfectly harmless and unobjectionable from
moral and esthetioal standpoint, and is not
without great deal of good-natured sarcasm.
Mr.. MsccAbe Is evidently pretty close OBJ
server of the foibles Of society, and in his en-
tertainment he laughs at them, no doubt very
thoroughly, but at the same time not in a
cynical or i'll tempered spirit. His sketches
are all brisk and pleasant, his explanatory re-
marks modest and Ineligible, aud his
changes Of costume wonderfully rapid. He
can assume different expressions of counten-
ance TO degree of almost Protean variety,
and he adds very extraordinary ventriloquisl
powers to his other accomplishments. Mr.,
Maccsbe's entertainment Is essentially his
own. with the exception of q single item, in
asmuch as he writes his own songs, composes
his own music, sketches his characters, and
represents them on the platform"
BANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT. re-
port of the State Bank Commissioners-J
E. Fsrnum W. F. White and J. NJ. Itch
feld-made to the Governor for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1888. has been fled.
It gives the statement and condition of every
bank doing business under the laws of the
State. showing that there are in all eighty.
four such institutions, of which number only
seventeen are savings banks. Two new banks
we're organized during the past year, viz
The Bank of Yolo at Woodland, and the
Bank of Vacaville st Vscaville. The re-
ceipts from the assessments upon banks
amounted to S13, 400, all Of which went to
the State Treasurer TO meet the expenses Of
the Commission. In conclusion, the Com
missioners say: e" The banks sre. we think,
in a good and prosperous condition" APP
pended are special remarks from Commits
sioner Farnum In relation to the question Of
banks paving dividends from uncollected in
tersst. The term of Commissioner White
will expire next month, sad it is generally
believed that Governor Stoueman will reap.
point him.
a HAPPY NAN.-The st. Helena Star OF
the 9Th, in speaking of S well-kno teleg.
rapher, says: News came by Telegraph last
night that J. Egan, of Sacramento, well
known as a knight of the key, has become
q happy father. Result: Messages TO st.
Helena by the Sacramento Office get very
badly mixed. One gentleman here was ss.
tonished st Tecsiving instead of an order fol
twenty gallons Of wine, one calling for 8
barrel of psregoric. Things will get straight
again II q short time.
A FAST PAGER W. NJ. Murray, trainer
of horses at Agricultural Park, yesterday
sold the green PAGER Red Bird to j. r. Pat
terson, of Stockton, for $500. Red Bird ia 8
blood bay, years old, 153 hands high, arc
has only been worked three months. He has
shown remarkable speed for one who has
been trained so little, having trotted quar-
tel st a 16 gait, half in lilo, and the full
mile in 227. Red Bird belonged to farmer
who lives near the city, aud who purchased
the horse not long ego for Sl5O.
MILITARY SoIREE.-Everybody is getting
resdy to attend the grand military soiree
which will be given by Company A on Satur
day evening next The boys are noted fol-
getting up first class entertainments. Music
will be furnished by Jones, Beebe & Grant;
full orchestra. This military hop will, no
doubt, be the socisl event of the season.