Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-27

tanned by the management ri the Board OF
Directors from sources outside OF the an-
propriations made by the state, II falls
short of being an State institution in the
sense that are the State prisons aSylnlhs'
etc.
Amusements.
METROPOLITAN TuEATEE.-Miss Charlotte /
Thomson. as the Princess in The |
Romanon, last evening exceeded herself /
in any role in which she had been pre- |
viously seen here. 1t was the coinage OF |
art-a dramatic work Of the most difficult |
character. but accomplished as only q true !
artist can finish her work. The servant !
by Mr.. WoodersOn. was one Of the best !
character presentations which has been
given in this city in a number OF NcarS-a
consyImmatc piece of acting. The serving
maid. as p1rsonated by Miss Seymour, testi-
fed 10 the versatility Of that lady, and was
an admirable bit of comic art. Mr.. Doyle,
as the English friend, also won and deserved
warm commentator. At the matinee
this afternoon Miss Thompson Will appear
as Jane Eyre" and tonight she Will bid
farewell to Sacramento in the emotional
drama Of East Lynne in which she IS
credited with high achievement that in
her engagement here she has given the
lovers OF dramatic ART genuine satisfaction,
and fixed herself in their iindcst memories.
THE T1voLI.-This place Of amusement
was filled again last night. - Arrah-Na
Pogue was the play, with MI Ward as
Slaun. the Post. and Miss Ward as Arrah
Melish. This afternoon the play will be
given for matinee performance, and again
fn-nipht tnr fhp last time but one.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held last evening, all
the members present. Reports of the diff
fercnt foremcn on all fires and alarms for
the month of September were received and
placed on file The pay roll for the momth
81 .525. was allowed and ordered paid. The
following bills were audited and allowed:
BidweIl Il Cook, IS 10; J. p. McManus,
s. 80; NJ McElaney, SD; Geo. Scllroth,
| so 81; Whittier Il Fuller, 50 70 ; Richards
| & Knox, 50; c. A. Gillespie, f45; Geo. b.
Blue, $l8; c. i. Adams, SD 50; city, OF
| Sacramento, SO; FUcmGfS Jomaai, $l2;
John W. Taylor, 50; REcoRD-U MON, -
cents; p. Potter 81; Con. sullivan, So 80 ;
! Weizel & Son, s. 80; w. b. Miller, 81 {;
Martin Kestler. 81 %: Bee Hive Store
81 10; Nixon Il Wheeler, 50; Myers IL
Daroer, 30 VI Go 5'trai pac;fc Paii-
Gas Oo o. pan! 30 cz. ,iirl,' prtha,.
T TS: I'm ~ pad 'i0 VIZ
oINS' 71'0''
WITHOUT IRRIGAr1oN.-Mr Mcintyre. at
Booth & Co.'S. Yesterday received some
sample, Of fruit from Thomas e Son OF
Roseyillc. which shows what may be done
i'm that section in tree and fruit growth
without iS'uol. mr. S"i,e''oa W
were very large ana PcileC' III Il'Pe%trlilC
and mayor. Specimens ~ Pe'otien!
ana ounces were % ciiol' 5lous tloM a. ''i'f
equally me III shape anu "l,Ii',iee tho
was stated 'la' inc tIe's upon MIllol ny
grew hao had 10 ltIi2allon "lIStl' ar,
bur very ordinary cUil!Na''oh III :.iia ool
, in Object mon securing moisture of the soil
between indifferent cultivation and thor
e onah cultivation. is so great that there !.
/; NOT The SLIGHTEST question but that Will
\ deem blowing and thorough work with cul
. | ti>at,r afterwards all moisture required f.
= every Kind Of fruit and crois can be main
o taiucd in every part Of northern and cen
4 tr1l California. # not in any part Of tn
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