Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-26
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

WfLHELNJ CONCERTS MATINEE.-The sec
ond Wilhelmj concert was given last evening
to large audience, which was quite as en-
thusisstic and warm in its approval as that Of
the first evening. The programme as given
in this column yestarday was followed. and
in response to encores Wilhelmj gave his ar
rangement of the air from Bach, upon one
string, The Old Folks at Home," and noe
turne by Chopin. Signora Salvotti responded
to an encore with the song 81 Love NV
Love-" and Vogrich gave one ofilis own COM
positions on being recalled. If anything,
Wilhelmj played with even more brilliancv
than on the first evening. and to those who
heard HIM Tor the second time his play
ing had a deeper significance and
was still more impressively beautiful
Max Nosrich also grows upon the auditor
and deepens the conviction that he is a
pianist OF the higher order Salvotti was
well received by her hearers, and had a fat
tering recall after singing "Ingolami." In
response to very general request Wilhelmj
Will give matinee concert this afternoon at
the Congregational Church at half rates. The
concert Is to be given at 3 P. NJ, that hour
being fixed, by request, to accommodate
many whose engagements will not permit
earlier attendance. This matinee will con-
clude the Wilheimj engagement here. The
management has been efficient and good ::
and like the management of the Ketten
concerts is worthy of imitation by other man
ayers, some of whom have come here with
very faint appreciation of the rights of the
public or the rropriety of showing it fair
consideration. Wilhelm and his troupe leave
for new fields tomorrow, proceeding from
here Eastward.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. = The following
were yesterday appointed Notaries Public
George w. Schell, of Modesto, for Stanislaus
county, vice self, tenn expired J. A. Hos
mer, of Stockton, for San Joaquin county,
vice Cadmer, failed to qualify; George W.
Reed, of Oakland for Alameda county, vice
Farnum, resigned; Ira II. Reed of San An
dFeas, vice Tatten, term expired; r. K.
Nichols OF Lower Lake, for Lake county,
original Samuel w. Collins, of Calistoga,
for Napa, vice Palmer, term expired; Leo
pold Garthe, of Nevada City, for Nevada
county. vice self, term expired c. P Noel
of San Diego, for San Diego, vice self, term
expired; q. S. S. Hill, Of Oahdale, for. Stan
> islaus county, vice self term expired Alex
ander Donaldson. of Pleasant Grove. for
Suffer county, vice self, term expired; VIM.
Hubbard, Of Wheatland, for Yuba county,
vice Caindufi, resigned.
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past arrangements have been in progress to
have contest at target practice between the
Chico Guard and the Sassfeld Guard. Yes
terday Captain T. w Sheehan received q
formal challenge from Captain Bstchelder for
twenty or twenty-five men of each company
to shoot man against man for championship
and prize The Sarsfeld Guard will only be
too glad to engage in the contest. and if salts
factory terms can be made in regard to trans
portatiou viii probably 30 to Chico in May,
at the time of the annual target practice. 1t
is expected that at the same time the re-
spective stats Of General Sheehan, Of the
Fourth Brigade, and General CadwalaGer, of
the Fifth Brigade, will engage in a friendly
bout at the bulrs-eye.
CAPITAL CoURsING CLUB.-The Capital
Coursing Club held meeting at the Court
house last evening. The club had already
resolved to hold coursiug match some time
during the month of March, open to all the
State. Messrs. Woods, Meharry, Harris,
Allen and Pagan were appointed to select
grounds. President a. Manning was added
to the committee. Last evening the COM
nittee was granted further time and sufficient
money to pay the expenses of one member to
visit various grounds. Robert Allen was
elected Vice-President of the club. Field
stewards were elected as follows, to serve one
year: 7. Harris, z. Pagan. j. o. Council,
II. Moulnnd, II. Greer. The club then adj
journed for one week.
CHURCH SocIAL.-A pleasant social enter
tainment was given at Westminster Presby-
terrain Church last evening by the ladies of
the congregation. The following programme
was given: Song, Happy and Light, BY
the choir quartet; reading, "The Old
XYays and the New" by Miss frankie Ralph;
violin and piano duet, by Harry Bowman
and Miss Lou Bidwell; vocal duet, Lar
board Watch" by Messrs. Beaumont and
WILEY: reading, son the Shores Of Tennes-
see" by Miss Lille Muir; alee, "On the
Mountains Airy Summit, by the choir. Re
freshments were also served in the parlors of
the church.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT. = At Turn
Verein Hall this evening there will he given
a musicala and literary entertainment for the
benefit of the Congregation B'Nai Israel.
The following persons will take part in the
exercises: Mrs. j. +. Cooper, Miss Matte
X. Powers, little May Mcdonald, Miss
Jennie Logan, Mrs. Il. H. Berkey, Albert
Hart, Prof. J. F. Cooper, Prof. William j.
Rand, Messrs. Flint and Gleesan, Master
Il. Levy. of San Francisco, hessrs. Church,
Jones & Beebe and male quartet. After
the literary exercises there will be grand
ball.
RAcEs.-Robert Allen announces for Sat
u-day next, at Agricultural Park, a running
race, half mile and repeat, for purse of
$500; good day and track, or the first good
day aud track thereafter. For this race
Patsy Duffey names b. m. Plaything, Tkos
7 -. Do,-l L.
names b. z. James Lick Tim Higgins names
$. stallion Jordan. The horses start at 2
o'clock.
HAND MANGLED.--A man named Wilson
at work on Carey's ranch, six miles from the
CITY. had his hand badly mangled yesterday
by the explosion of shell which he was
lnaiino while ont hunting. His companion
walked M TO the city and got permission for
the freight train going down to stop and take
the wounded man to Davisville last night.
Pam TO THE SrATE.-State Treasurer We'll
paid into the Treasury of the State the sum
Of SO, 600. from redemption of bonds OF the
c;ty and comfy Of San Francisco of the
funded debt of 1858, held in trust for the
University of California, and 500 Tor &C.
count of interest on the same.
IRADE-MA RK.-Charles DulseHoeiE u w.
of San Francisco, yesterday filed IN the office
of the Secretary of State, claim to trade
mark for the IS. & S. Pure Volatile Eu-
csypti," or Eucalyptus Extract, manufac-
tured by Sander & Sons, Sandhurst
For Cry ATroRSEY.-J. G. Tubbs, a
weI-known member of the Sacramento bar,
announces himself as a candidate for the po-
sition of City Attorney, subject TO the dec
sion OF the Republican Convention.
SCHOOL WARRANTS. = The warrants for
bills allowed by the Board Of Education at
its last meeting have been prepared and are
now ready for delivery at City Auditor Nc
KEGS Office.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Governor
Yesterday appointed Harry Stuckey, of Louis
vile. XIV, Commissioner of Deeds for the
State Of California.
T F.. Cutters OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
FUTON MARKET FIFTH AND K STREETS
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