Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-24

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CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-The Howard
Athenaum Comedy Company, en- route
from Boston to the Bush-street theater, San
Francisco. will give entertainments at the
Clunie this and tomorrow evenings, and
at a matinee tomorrow. The company
includes twenty speciality artists, unex-
celled in their respective lines, and giving
a performance of rare excellence. The pro-
gramme will include many very laughable
acts. thrilling gymnastic feats, fine singing,
graceful dancing, ETC., and also marvellous
exhibition of rifle and pistol shooting by
Captain Ira E. Paine, assisted by his wife.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-There was a
good house last evening at the variety en-
tertainment Mr.. Emerson did not appear,
and will not until Saturday matinee, when
he will give some of his best specialties,
as also at night. But the programme by
the company will present a variety of acts,
the remarkably fine clog dancing, the
thrilling trapeze performance and leap for
life" by Kennette, song, dance and
specially acts by Misses Santley and Lake,
Add Ryman in his unapproachable mono
logue, Arnold and others in farce and
burlesque and Emmett in motto songs
OFF FOR CHIcAGo.-The last carload of
citrus and other fruits and exhibits was
forwarded last evening for Chicago at
tached to the overland train. There was
a large number of people at the depot
to witness the departure. The shipment
was accompanied by P. E. Plat, J. j. Nor
rison and R. B. Blowers, Directors of the
Citrus Fair Association, who go to conduct
the Chicago Citrus Fair, in connection with
E. j. Gregory, who left for the East on
Monday evening, and D. N. Honn, of Red
Bluff, and Mr.. Gutter, of 0roville, who will
start to-day or tomorrow.
SANTA CLAUS AT HoME.-At the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church, this evening, the
Christmas cantata, Santa Claus at Home"
will be rendered in such an attractive man
ner that it will be very enjoyable, as the
rebearsals have been frequent and careful.
There will be large number of fresh
young voices, and competent orchestra
In addition to Santa Claus and the men,
bers of his court, there are fourteen other
prominent characters and a quartet of male
voices, while the choruses will be rendered
by loo young folks. The entertainment
will begin at 7:30.
RAILROAD TAxEs.-The following pay
ments of taxes were made into the State
Treasury yesterday: California Southern
Railroad, S19,5s2 80; Nevada County Mar
row-gauge, 81 s2 "A; North, Pacific Coast
Railway. $4,792 "a. The Central Pacific
Company settled for the following leased
lines: Amador Branch, Pajaro and Santa
no. md piaaarutlln STOCKTON
and Copperopolis, Vacaville and Clear
Lake.
HAVE TAKEN ssEssIoN.-Barrett & Ber-
kew, successors TO Barrett & kim, have
taken possession of their new quarters, cor
ner of Seventh and streets. For weeks
corps of carpenters have been engaged in
remodeling the house. The arrangements
throughout for The convenience and ac-
commodation of guests are of the most
complete character. The main dining
room contains nine extension tables and is
well designed for banquet purposes. In adj
dition to this room, on the second floor are
seven family rooms, ali handsomely fur
nished and provided with electric bells.
The kitchen is 20x40 feet, and contains all
| the modern improvements. On the Sec
ond floor are six apartments elegantly fur
nished for family dining purposes. Each
room is large and well ventilated. The en-
terprise of Messrs. Barrett & Berkey is
commendable, and deserves of the .puolic
that recognition which will reward them
| for their adventure.
A USEFUL holiday present for a gentle
man is a nice Cardigan knit wool jacket.
We Lave them for 81, 81 So, 81 and 81 rs
each, in all colors, at the Red House.
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ASK to see our boys and youths French
Percale shirts, with two separate colors, 80
cents, only to be had of the Red House.
] XMAs PRESENTS DO not forget the Holt
day Department-open until 1880 this even
ing. Red House.
STYLISH Christmas clothing for men and
boys; stylish hats, especially for the holi-
days, in Clothing Department, Red House,
| ONLY A CANDY KITcHEE.-Fresh chewing
peppermints speciality. Barton & Bell
proprietors, $40 J street.
The New York Market, 1920 and 1922 K
street, will make one of the finest displays
of meats to-day ever seen in the city.
FIGURED delaine worth II cents for 1C
cents, at Clunie & Kiley's, corner K and
Eighth streets.
MArHusHEKD PIANOS are the best on
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
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