Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Amusenents.

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at the Metropolitan, Haverly's American
European Minstrels, credited with being
the finest organization of the kind in the
country, will commence an engagement
limited to two nights and a matinee per
lormance Wednesday. The amusement
loving public of Sacramento have not had
an opportunity to enjoy a first-class min
strel entertainment for a long time. and
crowded houses will doubtless be the rule
during the visit Of this complete star com
Dlnanon. The marvellous Cragg family
are OF themselves sufficient to warrant such
an attendance. The prices will be 81 and
80 cents, dress circle and gallery The man.
agement announces that all passes hereto.
fore issued for the Metropolitan have been
called in, and will not be good for this en-
gagement.
CLUEIE OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ward concluded their two weeks engage
ment last night They have augmented
the number ofadmirers they gained in their
first engagement last spring. All thew
have done here dramatically has been well
done. 1t has been faithful, pains-taking
effort throughout, backed by competency.
Tonight there will be a change in the com
pany. only a Farmers Daughter will
be the play-an American comedy drama
that has had a successful run recently in
San Francisco. Miss Annie Bowie will be
the leading lady. In her recent engage
ment here she was eminently successful
and was the first to put the Opera House
management upon the tide of success.
Miss Boyle is young, graceful, handsome,
possessed OF fine voice and interprets the
best of the sensational drama with both
force and tenderness. She will be sup
ported by J. w. Summers, a good comedian
and popular character actor; by little
Nellie, precocious child known as little
Beauty" and the Opera House stock COM
pany. The play will be produced with fine
scenery, much of it specially prepared for
1t, new music, properties and effects. Miss
Boylesta in high favor with theater-
goers here, and the promise for her new
season is excellent.
The COLD DAY" CoMPANY.-The "Cold
bay'' theatrical company will commence
an engagement of three nights and matt
1nee at the Metropolitan next Friday even
ing. This company played a successful
engagement in Sacramento some time ago.
and will be pleasantly remembered. 1t
returns with many new faces and greatly
strengthened. In addition. the music.
songs, etc, are different, and in the last act
gems from the Mikado" and Nanon"
operas are introduced by singers in cos
tune. Other new features have also been
added, and the effect of the whole is an
entertainment well calculated to keep an
audience in excellent humor from the ris-
ing OF the curtain. The prices will be 25,
90 and 70 cents. Seat can be secured at
Houghton's.
THE SKATING RINK.-This institution
opened for the season Saturday evening
under the most satisfactory conditions, and
the large number of ladies and gentlemen
present appeared to be greatly pleased
with the arrangements made for their COM
fort and pleasure by the management The
hall has been handsomely decorated and
given an inviting appearance, is well
lighted by electricity, chairs in abundance
have been provided upon raised platforms,
cloak and bathrooms opened, and Il circu-
lar platform, suspended from the ceiling,
arranged for the musicians The Hussar
Band furnished music for the opening.
DISASTROUS RUNAwAY.-Y eSterday fore
noon Adolph Scheld and Miss Lizzie Dill
man were enjoying ride at Agricultural
Park behind fine double team, when one
of the horses became excited in conse-
quence of running horse being exercised
on the inner track, and the team COM
menced to run. 1t happened that they
were hitched too close to the buggy, and one
OF them, as he ran, hit his leg frequently
against one of the wheels OF course that
frightened him. and both horses dashed off
al furious pace, Mr.. Scheld being unable
TO restrain them. They ran from the vi
clnlty OF the judges stand around almost
TO the quarter pole, where the vehicle col
hded with the fence, and both occupants
were thrown out. Miss Dillman fell in
such manner that one of her legs was
fractured, but Mr.. Scheld escaped with
bruises The horses ran around to the
main entrance and were there caught, some
OF the bystanders having closed the gate.
The buggy was wrecked
BRIo-A- BRAc CLUB.-The Bric-a- Brac Club
Directors and section committees met Satur-
day TO the number of twelve and COM
pleted all arrangements for the opening OF
the winter social season. II was resolved
TO tender to the Museum Association the
custody of large painting owned by the
club and valued at several hundred dollars
Ii was also voted TO ask of the association
wall space i'll the lecture room for display
of art work of the club. The first recep-
ton Is to be held Friday evening of this
week.
ARREsrs.-These arrests We're made Sat
urday and yesterday Ed Rand, by officer
Ash, for disturbing the peace; Irene Wood
worth, William Wilcox and James Wilcox,
by officer Franks, for disturbing the peace
Mary Wilcox, by the same officer. for bat,
terry; All Gan, by Deputy Constable Gard
ner, fer an assault with deadly weapon
Kate Thompson, by officer Ash for exhib,
iting; John Vantine by officer Coffey. for
petty larceny; Frank Helen, by officer
Kent, fer being drunk.
SETTLED AT LAsT-The claim of caterer
Seaburg, of Camp Stoneman fame. -
against the First Artillery Regiment, was
settled last Saturday by the payment of the
claim, less 1922 80, which the officers in
sisted upon deducting for meals not fur
nished. This is we believe the only point
upon which the boys can congratulate
themselves that they - got away with Sea
burg.
HENBY FISHER, the popular caterer, has
again taken charge of the Well-known
. Fishers Dining-rooms." The tables will
be supplied with the best the market af-
fords. Former patrons of the house and
the public are invited to call
CoKFoRTERs, C0rsets and ladies' Jerseys,
slightly damaged by water from the great
Croker fire. on sale to-day. Red House =
SEE our new advertisement of goods on
sale to-day from the great Croker fire,
Red House.
NEW invoice of Jerseys just placed on
sale Hale Bros.
A. co. our white bIantrets ,a;-