Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Mr. and Mrs
George s. knight, supported by good
company, gave a thoroughly satisfactory
entertainment al the Metropolitan Thcater
iast evening. Mr. Knight IS one of the
best German dialect actors who has ever
appeared here. Baron Rudolph is a
play full OF tender sentiment and present
ing phases of life true to nature. Mr..
Knight as the Baron presented as striking
and correct a conception Of a fine nature
Qebased by drink, and vet retaining the in
suncts OF gentleman and the sentiments
of a high-minded and cultured man
as can be Conceiv cd by a dramat-
ist. He is an accomplished actor. and his
work is thoroughly artistic; the play itself
a sermon, a lesson from life with strong
contrasts, and full of tender and ennobling
sentiments. There is no OVERRIDING, no
straining after effect-in short. il is a thor
Cughly complete and finely chiseled piece
OF dramatic work. Mrs Knight in former
years one of the most popular souhrettcs in
California when known as Sophie Worrcll.
IS a yiyaCiOus actress, and gives life and
animation 10 every scene in which she ap-
at the matinee this afternoon. Tonight,
for the last performance, piece entitled
Otto, which Is all mirth and action and
fun, VIII be presented. Itcnabies Mr..
and Mrs. Knight to manifest their versatile
requirements. Concerning it the san Fran
cisco alta says that il it occurs some Of
Mr.. Knights best dramatic work, and
while IL falls below Baron Rudolph a.
4 mirth-provoking production, il Is i strong
attraction.
COUNTY HosFlTAL.-G. A. White, N. d.,
Superintendent OF the County Hospital,
mas fled the following report with the
Board Of Supervisors for the month OF
april. Number OF patients in hospital
april lst ll6, admitted during the month.
81. died. . discharged - remaining
III Meals furnished destitute applicants,
% Mortality list Susan J. Mesick. -
years, Pennsylvania chronic rheumatism
Mary Ross, 9S years, Washington, D. c.,
old age ;SPeter Baumnn, - Years, Austria,
consumption; John johnson. - years.
Sweden paralysis; Dominica Firenzc, 81
years, Italy, consumption. The current
expenses have been Salaries, $3.50. sub
sistence, 81 .060 - total. Sl.755 -
ELE4rIoN.-At the annual meeting of the
Sacramento Protestant Orphan Asylum
Association, held on Tuesday, the following
officers were elected: President. Mrs. c. ".
Clarke Vice-prcsidcut Mrs. :. +. Clay
ION Secretary. Mrs W H. Hobby: Treas
urer, Mrs T. d. Server: Managers for two
wears. Mrs. T e. Mcfarland Mrs F. i.
Bun, Mrs Ed. Twitcheu and Mrs. y. D.
RideOut. the hOid-overS are Mrs. q. W.
Locke, Mrs w A. Henry, Mr. J l. Denn-
son and Mrs. George ". Mott; Advisory
Board Z. X Alsip, Lew. Williams, Frank
Miller, \. d. Rideout, Fred. Cox. Judge W.
a. Henry and /. l. Lewis,
LAHD PATENTS I-sUED.-The Governor
has issued patents TO school lands u fol-
lows: Samuel q. Antes, san Diego, 12C
acres; !. W. Bulge, Santa Clara. 55.+i
acre, Thomas NJ. Burns, Humboldt, lGl
acres Elias TrOomberg McndOcinO, SO
acres J. J. Perkins Mendocino. $40 acres
Thomas Reed, Humboldt, SO acres Miller
& Lux. Fresno, go acres; Albert March
Mono. 50 acres VIM. T. OmSJead Hum
buidt 100 acres tathaTine NJ LenbaCh
Sacramento, 100 acres A. Dciarlajs, Siski-
y0u, 240 acres Thomas kcuton, san Lui,
Obispo. 100 acres Washington Bailey
Shasta. 20 acres.
DIED AT ORD TAcosA-A correspondent
a Old Tacoma, ". r.. writes the following
Katherine Glenn died here on tie 2itl
OF April suddenly. of heart disease. Sh,
eas an Indian by birth, was adopted by
a Mr. Glenn in her infancy and was rearec
and educated IL his family At Sacramento
She went East some years ago with th,
Glenn family and afterwards moved Il