Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-10

TIE TIvoI.-The attendance at the
Tivoli last night was quite good. The per-
Torrance commenced with the laughable
farce The Happy Pair" Miss Nera Yer
non, as Mrs. Honeyton. and George Marion,
Us Mr.. Honeyton, kept the audience in
roars of laughter for half an hour The
farce was followed BY the sensational nan
teal drama, in four acts, Lighthouse
Cliffs" 1t is 4 drama Astounding in thrill
ing situations tabeaux and scenic effects
George Marion, as Old Rodney. the light
house keeper; Miss Vernon, as Grace, his
daughter; Louis Belmour as Timothy Sea
gull, and Miss Kittie Bclmour, as Dolly
Daisy, did some excellent acting r. G.
Marsh, the venerable actor. doubled as
Harry Stanton and Sandy Doubienock, and
as usual won the warm plaudits Of the
audience. The orchestra of seven pieces
treated the audience to entirely new selec-
tons. The shipwreck scene was pro-
duced with mechanical effects superior to
any heretofore attempted. The ship after
striking the rocks, sinks beneath the waves,
with all on board, 50 realistic, that many
are moved to tears. TO say that . Light
house Cliffs is superior to anything here
toiorc produced at the Tivoli, is putting it
mildly. The same programme tonight
and the balance of the week.
Hoe CHoLERA.-This disease, which APP
peared in this section of the State last fall
IS evidently on the increase. 1t has not
done much injury in Sacramento county,
but has caused much uueasiness in cOun-
ties adjacent The Woodland MdH says of
it: We are crcditably informed that this
disease IS making sad havoc among the
herds Of this county. Captain Johnson is
reported to have lost 800 head recently, and
Henry Fisher has lost about thirty head.
These gentlemen live about three miles
west OF Woodland. There is no informa-
ton as regards the prevalence OF the dis
case, but the experience of these gentlemen
is sufficient to put hog-raisers on "a their
guard
AUCTION To-MoRRow-Bcll & Co, auc-
tioneers, will sell at 10 4. NJ. tomorrow, at
residence, 1910 Fifth street, between L and
NJ, the following property: An upright
piano; set Of parlor furniture; bed-lounge;
patent rocker, easy chair walnut wha,nut;
marblc-top Center-table: oicloths: chro-
mos ard parlor ornaments; two bedroom
sets, spring and top mattresses, feather
! pillows; walnut dining-ablc and chairs ;
sewing machine; range. with fixtures com
| plete; crockcTv. glassware. etc. The entire
outfit to be sold on account of the removal
of the family from the State Sale positive
| and without reserve.
PROBABLY STRAYED AwAY.--Thc horses
belonging to Merrill +. Odell, which were
( believed to have been stolen from pasture
early Friday morning, were yesterday re-
! ported to have been seen that morning
straying about the streets, and they finally
! crossed the bridge to Washington. One of
them fell through the railroad trestleworll
near the town and was with difficulty got
out before train came along.
ARRESTs-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Tim Langley and Franl,
| Borswick by officer Woods, for miSde-
meanor; John Smith. by officer Sullivan,
for vagrancy; f. S. Zoller, by officer Rider
for disturbing the peace; Sing Lee, by Off
Ger Frazee, for mSdemeanor.