Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-18

| Rl0 Will be sold, and on Wednesday, June
| l, 1887, all the yearling foals of 1886 will
be disposed of. As Mr.. Winters has de-
cided to withdraw from breeding and train
ing race horses, these sales will be per-
emptory. The ranch itself will be sold as
a whole or in lots to suit. Catalogues for
the sale of December ODD are now ready,
and they and all particulars can be OBJ
tanned of KiIlip q Co., % Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
IMMIGRATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
meeting of the Directors of the Citrus Fair
Association was held yesterday afternoon
at the Board of Trade rooms, to further
consider the report of the committee pub
lished yesterday concerning extending the
Central Immigration Association so as to
include the various counties of Central
and northern California. The report re-
ferred to was changed so as TO make the
directory consist of forty-three members,
of which thirteen are to be from Sacra-
mento county, and further action was post
poned. A committee, consisting of p E.
Plat, L. L. Lewis, Joseph Steffens, a. S.
Hopkins and DR.. Latham, was appointed
to meet the delegation of the San Francisco
Board of Commerce, which came up last
evening, after which the meeting was ad
journed.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Mongreni de
Lassomm, the excellent worker..of modern
magic; Clement, the fine ventriloquist, and
Kurtz, .the unequaled juggler, will give a
e doll matinee at P. NJ. to-day, when
each child present will receive a doll, and
every person present with numbers will
participate in the award of fine sewing
machine. The beautiful stereopticon dis
solving views will be shown. Tonight the
cabinet (Spiritualistic) trick will be ex-
posed, and the methods of rope-tying
mediums explained. The chief present to-
night will be horse. Tomorrow night a
special performance and the last, when
many presents of value and usefulness will
be distributed.
GERMAN THEATRICAL PERFoRMANCE.-At
the Clunie Opera House tomorrow night
the German theatrical company from the
Baldwin Theater, under the leadership of
Emanuel Lederer, manager of much ex-
perience, who went through Germany with
Edwin Booth when he made his visit to
that country, will give an entertainment in
German. The farce-comedy, in four acts,
entitled Der Raub der Sabinerlnnen
will be presented, with fine cast, and our
German fellow-citizens will doubtless have
an opportunity of enjoying first-class per-
Torrance.
AUCTION SALBs.-Bell & Co. will sell at
10 A. N. to-day, at their salesroom, No. 927
K street, Is cases of matches, cases baking
powder, bedroom SETS parlor set, bed
steads, mattresses, tables chairs, lounges,
etc. Also, buggies and carriages. ...W. H.
Sherburn will sell to-day, commencing at
10 A. NJ, at No. BOG street, large stock of
novelties, jewelry, plated ware, toys of all
descriptions, picture frames, albums, toilet
sets, vases, ornaments, ladies' and childrens
underwear, etc.
SACRAMENTO SCHOOL OF DEsIGS.-The
Directors of the Sacramento School of De-
sign, which has just completed year de-
voted TO drawing, announce that the sec
ond year will begin January 8, 1887, when
oil-painting will be taken up and life
classes formed The success attained in
reaching this point encourages the Directors
to believe that this progressive step will re-
ceive such liberal patronage as will lead to
further progress. The registry for seats is
now open.
BASEBALL ToMoRRow.-At Agricultural
Park tomorrow afternoon, at . o'clock,
the Atlas will have another match with
the Greenhoods & Morans. The Atlas
have shaken themselves together again,
and viii play their regular nine with the
exception of Mike Fisher, the genial left
fielder having on Thursday afternoon met
with an accident while at work in the
railroad shops, by which he lost the first
joint of the index finger of his left hand.
INAUGURAL BALL CoMMITTEE.-The COM
mittee appointed at recent meeting to Sc
lect an Executive Committee to manage
the proposed inaugural ball have reported
list of names, to be found in our adver-
Using columns this morning. The gentle
men mentioned are requested to meet at
W. P. Coleman's Office this evening at I
o'clock.
CANTATA REHEARsAL.-A full rehearsal
of the cantata, Santa Claus at Home"
which is to be given Christmas Eve, will be
held this evening at o'clock, at the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church.