Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-10
CInnie Oncrn House.

Miss Bella MoOre's Interpretation of the
poetic character Galatea was given again
last evening. 1t is a successful effort, and
discloscs more Of the versatile ability with
which the lady IS so generously endowed.
Tonight she will present the new and
strikingly realistic comedy drama, A
Mountain Pink" 1t was played here
few weeks ago but only n very limited
number OF our theater-goers witnessed its
production. 1t is full of striking tableaux,
vivacious dialogue and incisive wit and
introduces some handsome mountain seem
cry. The scenes are laid in the recesses
of the mountains Of Tennessee, and the
plot deals with the strange lives OF the il
licit di-hllers, known as moonshiners."
There are two characters in il besides that
assumed by Miss Moore Of striking origi-
naiity, and which are capital dramatic art
works
The management of the Opera House
announces that it has concluded an engage
meIt with the remarkably successful and
brilliant actress Carrie Swain, 10 begin next
Monday evening with the play of Cad
the Tumboy." Miss SWANS success in
San Francisco was phenomenal, and Popu-
lar favor never wavered during the ten
weeks in which The lady played her favor
lite roles there. The pric, S are to remain at
30 cents and 25 cents.
The WEATHER AT SAN FRAHcIsco.-At
San Francisco yesterday the weather was q
little cooler than on the previous day,
though it registered S5o at noon. Concern
ing the heat of the previous day the Ghr0ni-
tic says Tho mercury rose steadily in
this city till it stood at 940 in the shade
On Tuesday the thermometer registered SO,
and there were many complaints of the
heat and wise predictions of coming earth
quakes. Yesterday the heat was positively
sitting, and towards noon The air was like
the dry. heated atmosphere of the vapor
room OF a Turkish bath. Although bust
ness was not Interrupted, the movements of
the masses We're much slower than usual,
and no shade was too slight but its shelter
was eagerly sought. In 1880 ON one occa-
sion hotter weather was experienced in this
city, and then it was but one degree hotter
than yesterday"
Tour or INsPEcTIeN.-A party consisting
Of Government Engineer Hazard and
United State Commissioner Johnston's pri-
waite secretary, who is also Auditor of Gov
eminent accounts-General Johnston, it
Will be recollected, started for the coast
but was taken i'll and had to turn back
accompanied by General Superintendent
Fillmore, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Goodman, and other officials of the
Southern Pacific Company, came up from
San Francisco yesterday noon by special
train, and went through to " the front of
the California and Oregon Railroad to III
speet the work being done there.
RuNYISG WHEEL GAMR.-Yesterday
morning Peter Lewis was arrested at Agri-
cultural Park by Deputy Constable Swift
for gaming-running wheel of fortune.
He was taken before Justice Post, where
he was represented by W. A. Anderson,
and the case set for examination al 9
O'Clock this morning. It is alleged in his
favor that Judge Clark. several years ago,
decided that this wheel device was not
banking game. prohibited by the statutes.
Nevertheless. for several years it has not
been allowed to be played.
METROPOLITAN TuEATER.-The Palmer
company presented last night TO better
house the comedy-drama Sealed Instruc-
TONS It was admirably played. as are
the dramas the troupe handles. Tonight
will be the last OF the company here, when
double bill will be given, the three-act
play Broken Hearts, a piece said 10 be
of profound and touching interest, and the
sparkling one-act comedy "0id Love Let
ters.n For the matinee to- morrow Saints
and Sinners
WITHOUT IRRIeArioN.-A practical exam
pie of what growth can be obtained with
out irrigation upon the plain lands in Sac
ramento county, is TO be seen at the vine
yard of II o. Morgan. four miles from this
city, between the lower and upper Stockton
roads Mr. Morgan has some of the largest
and best muscat grapes that have ever been
brought to this market, and the vines have
not been irrigated nor received any mois-
ture beyond that received by thorough Gull
tivad0n.
STATE F41R-See the burnt iron frame
of MaJhushek" Piano, at the Pavilion.
Also, the fine exhibit of sixteen instru-
menis OF John F. Cooper Front prone
made, south hall
To MORROW, in connection with our regu-
lar Saturdays sale, we shall offer u large as
sortment OF ladies' kid gloves &, cut prices |
Red House.
TIE AucTIoN SALE at Wachhorst's is |
being well paironized, and many are getting |
bargains 10 dne watches and jewelry. Sale |.
every evening.