Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-22
ausinass Ad7srtisements
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
METROPOLITAN rHEArKR.


citation of the unquestioned talent and su
perior art of the lady by such bestowal Of
applause and repeated calls as is seldom &C.
corded. It is sincerely to be regretted that
so fine a work OF art as the presentation OF
the drama Mary Stuart" by the great Ger.
man poet, 6ramatist and historian Johann
Schiller, and which, when be wrote Il AZ
the beginning Of this century, at once
took Its place among the literary
achievements Of the age, should
have drawn so slender an audience. The
Mary Stuart Of Madame EllInenreieh is one
Of the few rarely beautiful and symmetrical
dramatic pictures with which this community
has been favored by such lights of the stage
as Booth, ERdame Mod jeska, Mrs. Bowers.
Sheridan. and dramatic people Of that order.
That an artist of her sttainments should
have been received By such an array OF empty
seats ia discoUraging to art, not creditable to
the discernment Of this people, and far from
encouraging to theatrical managers to venture
into the Metropolitan with anything Of q
higher grade than opera bouffe and silly bur.
lesque. The ladies and gentlemen present,
however, very plainly testified to the lady
their high appreciation of her art. Though
she has read English lines on the stage but
about q month, her enunciation Is re.
markabiy clear and pure, so much
50 much so ss to excite surprise and admire.
ton for her skill IN overcoming The German
accent. Her support was quits good: as good
&c IL to be commanded In the State to-day,
and was prompt in reading earnest aud faith.
fui. II included Mr., Grismer, well known as
a rising artist; Miss Louise Sylvester, who
made an excellent impression as Queen Eliza
beth Miss Mabel Best, q favorite here /;
Clarence Wilkins, E. n. Thayer, w, c. Deal
t1nurua M n tNrrnIeir Nd raxyoro1 al
There was some necessary doubling, but the
play was in 10 way marred, and was, as q
whole, well rendered. The Mary Stuart of
Madame Eilmenreich would have lifted even
an ordinary troupe above its level, and have
infused vitality into the vsriest amateurs, if
need be. It was a rare coinage Of art, pow
ertui IN it's passion, penetrating in its pathos,
refined Ia its purify rich in It's emotional Pc
RODS, and throughout eloquent. The value
Of such q performance as hers 60 dramatic
art cannot be overrated. Self sufficient
critics at San FrAnciseo sought
for flaws in her presentation Of the character,
and, as all carping results overlooked her
pgof0undes5 merits. Madame Eumenrsieh
this journal desires 20 write down as an artist
whose future win be exceedingly bright and
whose merit viii receive instant recognition
st the East, Her methods are open TO criti-
cism, her reading to objections but she is no
c5pyist, and she achieves the grand result
effect. BY special request Of many present
last night the lady has consented to With
draw Camille" announced for 3 matinee
performance to-day, and instead will repeat
Mary Stuart, and will by Ike request pre-
sent the same play again ibis evening. In
both cases IL is a wise Judgment. Those VINO
admire representations according 60 the
higher standards Of dramatic art will not
permit trihss to prevent their attendance.
A SERIooT RUEAwAY.-Yest a first
class runaway took place near Ninth and K
'7e.9sets. a hay team belonging to Andrew
Grafmiller, and attacked to delivery wagon,
started from the alley between K and L
streets, near Ninth, came down Ninth to K
street. and in turning down K street struck a
buggy belonging to James. L. Clark, to which
two herses were attached. Mr.. Clark was
sitting in che buggy with a child about three
years Of age. The child was thrown from
the buggy aud fell on ths sidewalk, sustain
ing some severe injuries. Mr.. Clark's
team broke loose from the buggy, and
never stopped running until they reached
home On the Riverside road. Graf miller's
team steefed for the middle Of She street aud
plunged into s street-car, the wagon pole
going through 8 window. The car was full
VI DI4ltfs LuNs HEND1A UttDR lIlIEIGlGu, no
one was injured. The team, when disentsn-
gled from the street ear, started on down X
street. 1t first struck a phaeton. damaging
1t slightly, and then upset oue-hoTse express
wagon, in which there WIS large open keg
Of mixsd paint. The next wagon struck
brought Che team to q stand still, and inside
Of two blocks from where it started, Mr..
Clark's little child was taken TO physician,
when it was found cash about one and q
half inches had been cut on the chilo's head,
Just over the left eye. The physician was OF
the opinion that it would not result seriously.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met in regular session yesterday
at 10 a. N-all the members present. A
petition from G.. ". Hack and others, rela.
tive to bridges aud culverts on Florin and
Frseport road. gss read and referred to Com
mittee on R54s and Bridges. The rules
were suspended and the claim of J. n. Lar
kin for S754 for advertising was allowed !;
slso. i II Mckee was allowed 81, sos 7S,
DeIug portion OF 20 psr cent of collections
N Road District Ne. l. The claim Of J. E.
Robbie for services as exps1t. and the ques-
ton of The legality Of the sit.'ng Of the
Grand Jury this yesT, was referred 10 the
DistEics Attorney. A petition from J. n.
Andrews and others for rosd across Cosum-
mes river was received and referred TO the
Committee on Roads and Bridges, with in.
sttnetions to report on Monday, March 5tb.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow at
10 a. II.
AGRICULTURAL PARK-The Forester Gun
Club win hold tEeiI regular shoot for the club
medals at Agricultural Park to-day at 10 a. NJ.
At P H. there viii be two horse races. The
frst viii be q running race, one nile and re-
pest, and the second pacing race, mile
!, heats, three IN FIVE. The entries are pub
,Alished elsewhere.
- No4AHiEs PUBtIc.-The Governor yester.
day commissioned Notaries Public. to reside
as follows: S. ststler. San Diego, San Diego
eeuntT; j. J. Perkins, Santa BARBARA. Santa
Barbara couety; I. @. Nallow, Stockton.
San Joaquin county, \. S. Misner, Elliott,
San Joaquin county.
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