Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
THE WEATHER.

along the Pacific slope, from Olympia to San
is, it rises and falls rapidly, which shows an
unsettled state of the weather, az though
there was something on its way to this coast
from the bosom of the wide Pacific. The OBJ.
servers at Portland and Roseburg reported a
foul weather sunset last night, which, accord
ing to their judgment when the sun went
down yesterday evening, he left behind him
evidence of rain to-day Q9th) at their partic-
ular stations. If the weather is in an unset
tied condition from Portland south to Rose
burg, then there may be some show of this
foul weather reaching into northern and cen.
trail California. The cirrus clouds that have
been floating in the air for a day or two past
are an evidence of disturbance somewhere
to the northwest, probably out in the ocean
as yet, and may be on its way to the south
east. If so, we would very likely be in the
path of disturbance.
The temperature, wind and weather at Il
NJ. yesterday was For Tatoosh, 43', south
and cloudy; Olympia, 40', calm and
cloudy; Portland, 45', south and cloudy,
with light sprinkle of rain Roseburg,
$50, west and cloudy Mendocino, 81, north
and clear; Red Bluff, 81, northwest and
ldlI OhCIdulohbOs ~ HOEbuHoob anu SlCni
San Francisco, $50 northwest and fair; Los
Angeles, 61', south and fair San Diego, 64'.
west and clear; Salt Lake, Az west and
clear; Cheyenne, 22', fall Of 22' in the past
"a hours; weather calm and clear Denver,
24', northwest and cloudy, a fall of 32' In
the past "a hours North Platte, 2l', fall
of 26' in the past "a hours wind east and
weather light snow Omaha, IL, fall of 29'
in the past "a hours ; wind north and weather
clear; Yankton, 10', a fall of 49, in past "A
hours wind north and weather cloudy
Deadwood, l2', north and cloudy.
SEMINARY ENTERTAINMENT. - Yesterday
the Sacramento Seminary, Mrs. II. Perry,
Principal, closed for the holiday vacation,
and in the evening the young ladies gave one
of those charming entertainments which usu-
ally mark this occasion, and which are most
enjoyable to those who are SO fortunate as to
be present. At o'clock select audience,
including the parents, the alumni, and few
invited guests, assembled to witness the pre-
duction of bright little operettR called Kriss
Kringle," given by the pupils under the di-
rection of Mrs. Fieissner Lewis. The stage
was adorned with mimic fireplace, with the
traditional backlog and andirons, decorated
rias. forming an exquisite genre picture worthy
OF Tenier's brush. The operetta, opening
with fnely.rendered chorus, Kriss Ktin-
| gle is Coming" tells in music and in poetry
the story Of Christmas eve in a happy
| home. The solos were expressively rendered
| by Misses May Brady, Annie Dray. May
Epperson. Katie Rudolph, Minnie Wood
ward and Mamie Lindley while, to close the
pretty little drama, Miss Edith Crabtree
suddenly appeared from the fireplace dressed
as Kris5 Kriugle, in fur, with cap and bells
| the dsintiest Santa Claus e'er seen. The
| frequent applause given the excellent chorus
| expressed an sppreciative and well. pleased
audience. The second part was very choice
musical entertainment, consisting of duet
from the Haymakers, by Mrs Cadwalader
and Mrs. Fleissner-Lewis piano solos from
"Sougs without Words" by Professor Otto
| Fleissner. Mrs. +. Lewis then Fang Good
| Night" and in answer to an encore gave
Bonnie Sweet Bessie" Great credit and
praise is due these ladies for the earnest man
ner in which they strove to interest and en-
| tertsin their audience. Every one present
could not but depart feeling that they had
spent pleasant evening.
SACRAMENTO LITERARY AND DRAMATIC
CLUB.-The programme of the entertainment
to be given this evening by this club was re-
hearsed az Pioneer Hall last night before q
few friends, and consisted of the following
Overture, orchestra Introductory remarks,
James b. Devine; vocal solo, Miss Julia
Laughlin recitation, Louis Crackbon vo.
cal solo, Miss Lulu Morrill, recitation, Ed
gar Hunter vocal solo, Miss Della Berry
recitation, Miss Cassie Galhgsn vocal solo,
Miss Gertie Jones; cornet solo, Charles Clay.
ton. Cast Of characters in the comedy.farce {:
Mr.. Barnaby Bibbs, Louis Craekbon; Mr..
Benjamin Bibbs, William Wright; MIR. Peter
Parker, Hiram johnson Grumpy, William
Ripley Mrs. Barnaby Bibbs, Miss Gertie
Jones Mrs. BENZ amin Bibbs, Miss Lulu
Morrill,; Mics Selma Summers, Miss Cassie
Galligan Snsrley, Miss Della Berry Miss
Emma Rowe, accompanied.
DIAMOND SALE.-The great diamond auc'
ton sale which takes place at San Francisco
at the auction rooms Of Easton / Eldredge,
% Montgomery street, promises to be largely
attended, These diamonds were bought with
the intention of selling them during the Con-
clave, but there was no market for them at
that time.
F1rEs sIYE and elaborate preparations are