Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

| Monday evening next, at the Clunie
Opera House, J. NJ Ward and Carrie Clarke
Ward. both capable people and well and
favorably known here in Irish character
parts, will begin weeks engagement sup
ported by a selected company announced
to be good support. They will be assisted
also by the Irish piper, Timothy Mccarthy
Monday and Tuesday The Red Fox will
be played, and Wednesday and Thursday
| "Inshavogue" These, with others of Bou.
cicault's dramas, Mr.. Ward has the right to
play by courtesy of Boucicault, whose place
he took at one time when the actor author
was ill, and filed so we'll that Boucicault
rendered him the right to use his plays, as
an acknowledgment of his service and ca
pacity. Friday and Saturday R. G. Whites
version of "She" will be given. There will
| be Saturday matinee and final perform
ance Sunday, when Ten Nights in Bar
room" will be played.
A full rehearsal of The Mikado" by the
Sacramento company last night was sue
cess, and the chorus was notably good.
Miss Irma Fitch, the dubutante of the pub
| lie performance, making an excellent i'm
| preston, as also Miss Keifer and Miss
Grace Hatch, the three being the Little
| Maids" Mr.. Hageman, of San Francisco,
who has been engaged as stage manager, is
| to take the part of Ko Ko.
The SacramentoVerein Eintracht 90 on an
excursion to Woodland tomorrow by train
from the depot at A. NJ. The Society is to
engage in the May festival of the Wood
| land Liederkranz at Coils Grove, to which
all excursionists who accompany the Sac
ramento party will have free admittance.
The round-trip tickets are ST. Children
under II half fare.
The prospect is that the theaters of Sac
ramento will be closed but very short
time during the coming summer, as there
is promise of summer round of engage
ments.
The failure of the second matinee of the
Little Lord Fauntleroy Company here was
due to the high prices charged The COM
pany had no right to expect matinee
patrons to pay 81 so for seats.
Bill Nye will not visit Sacramento until
late in September or early in October, hay.
ing been taken sick at Kansas City and re-
turned to New York.
The Bunch of KEYS" Company con-
cluded its engagement last night. Had it
been briefer it would have been better.
Religion and Manipulating.
The following articles OF incorporation
were filed with the Secretary of State yes
terday:
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church
of Oakland.
Eureka Manufacturing Company, organ
lied for the purpose of manufacturing USE
full products and compounds from animal
mineral and vegetable substances Principal
place of business, San Francisco; capital
stock, 100000. Directors-John d. FRY,
Frank H. Woods; Louis P. Drexler, Geo.
Croker and Louis A Garrett.
Golden Gate Distillery Company, organ
lied for the purpose of manufacturing and
selling spirits and compressed yeast. Prin-
| cipal place of business San Francisco; cap
ital stock, 100000. Directors-Justus A.
Spamer, George Miller, Henry Ebbing-
hansen, Isaac Wormser and Samuel l.
Wormer.
| The Womens Occidental Board of For
| eign Missions of the Presbyterian Church,
organized for the dissemination of know
ledge of the Christian religion among
| heather nations and people. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
l-Mesdames Mary F. Brown, Clara S.
Adams, Emily A. Barston, Julia w. Linds-
| ley, Pauline F. Robbins, Amelia c. Dickey,
| Helen B. Smith, Emma q. Wright, Sarah
J.. Condict, Ellen G. Chown and Fannie w.
Garrett