Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

AUCTION SALES.-Sherburn d Smith, auc-
tioneers, announce that they will sell the en-
tire furniture and fixtures Of the well-known
restaurant of Henry Fisher, at SO street,
at 10 4. NJ to-day, consisting in part of 40
round and square tables, 100 chairs 125
table cloths, 500 nzpkins, 40 triple-plated
casters, plated knives and forks, glassware
and crockery, 200 yards linoleum. carpets
two large ranges. two hot-water boilers. an
immense lot OF kitchen utensils. baking uten-
sil1. cupboards, large iCe-chest, showcase,
ofics stove, hat racks, candy pyramids
candy Jars, canned fruit, etc. $500. Bell Il
Co. will sell tomorrow. at 1890 A. NJ.
sharp, at salesroom, sol K street, without re.
serve, three bedroom sets and mattresses,
three bedstesds and spring mattresses. taree
fine lounges, cane seat walnut and other
chairs, Brussels carpets, dining tables, whole
and half-boxes stemmed raisins, toilet and
family soap, garden hose range and fixtures,
stoves, crockery, glassware, etc.
The TIvou.-The PIRATES of Penzance.
or the Slave of Dlty, was again presented
at Turner Hal! last evening to large, repre-
sentative and sppreciative audience. Miss
Fannie Morse as Mabel, and Miss Eva Nor
man as Ruth especially distinguished them
selves, and both received several encores.
Miss Morse has become 3 strong favorite,
and her every appearance is greeted with APP
plause. Miss Norman has rich contralto
voice, and is stage artist OF considerable
merit. Some Of the musical gems were exc
cuted in manner that caused the audience
to demand repetition. The Morosco broth
ers, in their acsobstic feats, are something
wonderful, and must be seen to be appre
ciated. This evening the Pirates Of PEN
zsnce will be replaced with the " Chimes of
Normandy"
THE WEATHER The temperature, wind
and weather at - N yesterday, according 10
the Signal Service reports, were: For Ia
toosh, 40', cast and clear; Olympia. 81,
north and cloudy; Portland, 3S', northeast
and clear; Roseburg, "a, north and foggy;
Red Bluff, 81 north and clear; Sacramento,
5l', west and cloudy; San Francisco, 81,
southeast and cloudy; Los Angeles. &c,
northeast and faiy; San Diego CSC, north
west and cloudy Salt Lake. 81, southwest
clear; Denver, AZ, southeast and fair
North Platte, 81, west and clear; Omaha,
80, southwest and clear; Hankton, AZ,
northwest aud clear.
Mrs ADD1E CARRIERS CoNcERT.-At the
Congregational Church this evening Mrs.
Addie Carter win give a grand concert, as
sisted by Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs Fleissner-
Lewis, Mrs. FogartY, Miss Gertrude Ger
rish, Miss Eliza Wittenbrock, Miss Amelia
BOIL, and Messrs. A. Sanborn. Chas Beau
mont, Il. II. Auerbsch. joe Terry, f. G.
Jobson and Otto Fleissner. a choice pro-
gramme has been prepared, as will be seen by
reference to advertisement, and the music
loving public may feel assured that the en-
tertsinment will be very enjoyable.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN star of the box
ing fraternity will give an entertainment at
the Metropolitan Tneater this evening, as
sisted by such lesser luminaTies as Herbert A.
Slade, the Maori Pete Mccoy, Steve Tsy-
lor, Mike Gillespie and others. OF course
there will be a grand rally of the sporting
fraternity, smong whom there will be little
else heard for . day or two but talk Of
counters, cross. counters, " /" straight from
the shoulder hits, " ducking and getting in
a good one, rib-rossters, clsret-stsrters,'
pepper closers,' etc.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL Conven.
ton of tha SAbbath-schools and Sabbath
wor ksrs Of Sacramento county will be held
in the Sixth. street Nj. L. Church in this city.
commencing this evening, aud confirm
ing III oughout tomorrow ard tomor-
row evening. The exercises tonight will
consist of a devotional meeting convincing
st hslf-psst o'clock, conducted by Rev. 7.
S. Dunn, and followed by discourse upon
Early Conversion of Children, by Rev.
Dr. Frost.