Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BRIc-A BRAC.-The Bric-a-Brac Club last
evening gave reception in honor of August
Wilhelmj Marie Salyotti and Max Vogrich,
at the residence of Mrs. Henry Miller.
There was very large and exceedingly social
gathering. Mrs. George w. Chesley, Vice
the guests. Luncheon was served at 10 P. NJ.
The special guests were introduced to all
present by members of the Club, who were
distinguished by the Club badge The affair
was informal, but recherche in every particu-
lar, was highly creditable to the hospitality
of the Club, and exceedingly complimentary
to the musical artists to whom the reception
was rendered, and who were placed perfectly
at ease by the unstudied character of the en-
tertainment. During the evening A. Hey
man, +. Jay Lewis and Master Heyman
played choice selections, the trio embracing
the violin, yioloncello and piano. A large
number of paintings and art decoration speci-
mems by members of the Club were distrib-
uted through the rooms. Among the ladies
and gentlemen present were the following
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Chesley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Redington,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Lewis, the Misses Seely,
Mr.. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sharpe, c. NJ. Prodger,
Miss Emma Gee Senator Cheney and wife,
Norton Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Felter, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Blanchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Dixon. Mrs. Herrnon
Perry, Miss Reed, j. Z. Mills Mrs.
Blakeny, Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Stefens,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. benson, Miss Briggs, Da-
visville, Mrs. Woodward Davisville, Rev.
Mr.. Cole and wife, Rev, DR.. Frost, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sparrow Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hey
man, Rev. H. IL. Rice, DIR. and Mrs. Tyrrell,
Miss Belle Felter, J. H. Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. A. Epson, J. F. Houghton, Miss Ida
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Cheney, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Mebius. Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Foster,
Mrs. j. c. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson,
tor Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Bates, B.
McCrearY I. A. Lydston, Milwaukee. Mr..
and Mrs. a. A. Van Voorhees,, w. Il.
Knights, Miss Florence Knights, Mrs. Beck
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hahn, MIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Shanklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan, Mr..
and Mrs. f. 7. Williams, Mrs. w. B. c.
Brown, Mrs. r. 4. Brown, Miss Grace Kidd,
Mrs. W. r. S. Foye, Miss Lucy O'Brien,
Miss Charlotte Slater, Mrs. Z. G. Bingay,
j. IL. Rhoades Miss Rowe, Charles Nc
Creary, Miss Minnie Clark, Miss Fannie
Tyrrell, Miss Slaughter, Miss Buckminster,
Miss Hawkins, London, Miss Thompson,
San Francisco, Miss Rosie Stevenson, Miss
Almond, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Houghton,
Mr. LOOMS, Mrs. w. A. Butterheld, Miss
Darling, Mrs. Morgan and others.
WuHELMJ's SECOND CoNcERT.-The second
concert by Wihelmj and his associates, Marie
Salvotti and Max Vogrich, will take place at
the Congregational Church this evening. The
success of the first is guarantee that the
second entertainment will be very largely at
tended. The programme tor this evening
will include, by Wilhelmj, concerto, by Lip
insky; reverie, Vieuxtemps; paraphrase on
the prayer march from "Othello," Ernst
By Salvotti-Aria, 'Ernani Involumi, j"
Verdi song. Heaven Has Shed Tear, ?"
Kucken; Ia Fioraja," Bevignani. By
Vogrich-Fantasia de concert, List; fan.
TASTE on Roberto" by Vogrich. A special
train to accommodate the citizens OF Folsom
DESTROYS of hearing the distinguished artist
will leave that place at P. NJ, stopping at
way stations, and will return to Folsom
shortly after the conclusion of the concert.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The marked
success of the Capital City Minstrels has led
that organization to accede to a request of
many citizens and announce one of their en-
tertainments at the Metropolitan Theater.
The club has fixed on Saturday next for that
purpose, when it will give matinee and
evening performance. The club, which has
always played at what ought to be the stand
ard price for theatrical admission nowadays,
adhere to its former and popular scale OF
charges, 80 cents for the dress-circle and %
cents for the gallery.
ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL.-The Congre-
cation Benai Israel give an entertainment
and tall ut Turner Hall tomorrow evening,
when the following ladies and gentlemen will
have numbers upon the programmed Mrs.
!. f. Cooper, Miss Motto X. Powers, Little
NAV Mcdonald, Miss Jennie Logan, Mrs.
T. il. Berkey, Albert Hart, Professor j. f.
Cooper, Prof. VIM. J. Rand, Messrs. Flint
and Gleesan, Master II. Levy of San Fran
cisco. Messrs Church, Jones & Beebe.
TRADE. MARKS. There was filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State; yesterday,
by the Royal Soap Company of San Fran
cisco, a claim to trademarks upon its differ
emit brands OF soap as follows Royal Bleach
ING Soap; Best Royal Soap; Royal Laundry
Roval Borax; Royal Turkish and Royal
Sayon. Also, claim fled by Henry Tuson
of Sacramento TO trademark for The Chief
Soap Manufacturing Company.
INCORPORATED. The Chips Quartz Mining
Company, operating in Sierra county, Cal,
with principal office in Sierra City, Cal,
Yesterday fled in the office of the Secretary
of State articles of Incorporation. The CAPT
tal stock of the company is $4,000. divided
into shares OF 81 each, and the present Di'
rectors are S. w. Wilcox, Frank X. labonti,
Henry P. Kelly, Israel Fredson and John II.
Henderson.
FISHING IN THE SLoUGH.-B. r. Croker
has cancelled the lease of the Cinnamon fol
fishing in the slough, and it is hoped that the
fish will now be allowed to remain undis
turbed for long time, as they serve gooo
nurpose in eating up the vegetable and ami
mai matter that finds its way into the recep
tscle- which would otherwise become very
foul.
WARRANTS IssUED.-The State Controller
YESTERDAY issued warrant for the support o
common schools in favor of ID. +. Callahan
Treasurer of Sacramento county, Tor Sal,
735 20 Also warrant to w. Il. Shaber
Treasurer of San Francisco county, Tor SAINT
purpose, to the amount of S364,5oo 30.
DEATH OF RoBERTsoN.-Wm: j. Robert
son died at his residence, at SIG z street, yes
terday about P. NJ, from injuries inflicted
by himself last Sunday with a pair OF SCISSORS
Deceased was aged nearly 46 years, and wa
native of Kentucky.
New VoTERs.-In the Superior Court yes
terday these persons were admitted to citizen
ship: August Braun, native of Sweden
Gisvachino Casself, Isadon Bertolani, Attic
Mateoni and Francisco Bertolani, natives o
Italy.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-One carload o
barley was forwarded to the East yesterday
Tbere were received here one carload of oil
one OF merchandise, one of fruit and one o
cattle.
RECEIVED AND In STocK.-New ruchings
new silk handkerchiefs. new silk ties. ne'
nerfumery, new braid, pins and hair Orna
ipnents. at Fancy Goods Department, Re
House.
lash LACE the most durable OF all trim
mipgs. only % cents yard at L. ben
Eighth and j streets.