Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT

The Philharmonic Society this morning
announces It's first concert for tie season of
1851. It is to take place at the Congrega-
tional Church next Friday evening. The
price of season ticket, admitting a gentle.
man and two ladies' to the seasons concerts
and to all rehearsals, is fixed at 50, and single
admissions TO each concert at 80 cents per
person. The society is now better organized
than ever before, has had more thorough
drill, and, it is expected, viii make
a decidedly bettsr appearance than on
any previous occasion. The chorus numbers
some sixty voices. The work in hand for
Friday evening is of higher order than any
thing it has Jet esseyed. The music moves
upon more classical plane and is OF an order
Of much greater merit than that heretofore
given. Il has been selected with view to
being responsive to the best taste, and to the
cultivation and elevation of the musical tastes
OF the public. so soon IS this con-
cert is over, the society proposes to
enter upon another work = one of
the highest order = Alfalfa, by Ra-
cine, musical poem, the production
of which, it is anticipated, viii prove an
especially notable musical event in the city's
history. The programme for Friday evening
gives promise of musical entertainment in
every way gratifying and satisfactory. 1t
embraces the duet and chorus, by Donizetti,
Awake, the Night is Beaming = bass solo,
by Pinsuli, s. L Fear No Foe" piano solo,
"Murmurs Coliens," by Gottschalk; "Spin-
ming Sorg from the Flying Dutchman, " by
Wagner, 80 be given by chorus of la
dies; soprano solo, "Sing, Sweet Bird, .
by Gaaz DeBeriot's Seventh Air Varie, !"
for the violin soprano solo, with violin obi
cato; Waiting" by Willard; recitative
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sound" from the Seasons; 1.-THE Forty
second Psalm" op. A. by Mendelssohn.
This will be given in full and with these d.
visions: chorus, As the Hart Pants -
aria for soprano, "For My Soul Thirsteth
for Thee - reeitative and aria for soprano
and chorus, My Tears have been Nv
Meat;" chorus, why, nay Soul, art thou
SO Vexed; reeitative for soprano, My
God, within me is my Soul Cast Down u
quintet, The Lord hath Commanded .
chorus and fugue, Trust thou in God.
This full production of one Of Mendelssohns
greatest works should alone insure crowded
houee in acknowledgment of the efforts Of
this home association to produce here some of
the best productions of the masters. The
leading parts ia the concert viii be taken by
Mrs. George Hansbrow, Mrs. w. c. Fitch,
Miss Gus.ie Wilcox. Mrs. j. f. Cooper, B.
L. Ball, a. S. De Yoe, Charles Beaumont,
Mr.. Grove, and Messrs. Mcneil, Dryden,
Adse, Cooper and Bien. Prof Fleissuer
viii be the musical director Of the occasion,
and Mics Amelia BOIL and Prof. Fleissnsr ac-
oompanists.
Police COURT. = In the Police Court
yesterday the case against Samuel Sanborn,
which was heretofore tried, defendant found
guilty and matter continued for judg-
meat, was now, by consent of the parties.
referred to hear further testimony and con-
tinued. The charge of assault with deadly
weapon against All Ho was dismissed, it
appearing that he was only mediator ia the
affair for peace. All Foo pleaded guilty to
the charge Of battery, and will receive jUdg-
ment of the Court today. Frank Saith was
tried upon the charge of petty larceny, found
guilty and discharged. The cases of Frank
Kennedy, for battery, and Frank Smith, for
vagrancy. were continued until to-day, and
that Of Lou Ching, for ki1naping, until the
17th instant. The Court then adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
12sh For Booth & Co., 90 barrels hominy, 2
barrels meal, 65 boxes spice; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 40ib kegs nails, l box gas
filters tools Baker & Hamilton, car wag-
ons Adams, Mcneil & Co., ] case cigars,
bales tobacco; ]. E. Mills, 100 cases oys
ters; B. Cohen, roll mating j. 7. Stoll,
l box hardware j. L. Chaddendon, 4 barrels
paint W. D. Comstock, II boxes chairs, 2
barrels and box hardware; Gus Lavenson,
9 boxes shoe backing Weinstock & Lubin.
l box clothing, boxes hats l.. Elkus &
Co., 8 boxes hats.
BIDS REcEIvED.-The State Board of Ex-
aminers yesterday received bids for supply
ing the State with stationery for one year, as
follows: From A. j. Leary, s14 2lS o.;
Curtiss, Cunningham & Welch, $40, $50; II.
S. Croker & Co, IS, 9l0 81; Bancroft & Co.,
IS, COZ Sc. The Board have the bids under
adyisement. Only one bid was received for
supplying coal, which was rejected, on the
ground that It was not deemed policy TO con-
clude contract at the present rates Of the
coal market. The bid was from Jacob Hoehn,
at SIT so per ton. No bid was received for
wood.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-Th following car
loads of freight were received at this point
yesterday: Two of wheat, of lime, of
steel rails, of hogs, 1 of raisins, 81 of coal,
IL of lumber, of wood, of cattle, 4 of
merchandise, of galvanized iron. l of har-
nesses. / of wagons, of granite blocks, of
latlI, 8 of copper. Carloads were shipped SIS
follows: One OF copper bullion, / of rai>ins,
- of barley, of wool, Of leather.
Masonic ELECTION. Lodge, No.
III, F. and A NJ, held its annual meeting
last evening, when the following officers were
elected: w. E. Oughton, W. NJ; John
Grusher, Treasurer; w. II. Hevene, Secre-
tary w. A. Abernethy, S. D.; Thomas Fox.
J. D.; A. Z. @. Nusbaum and Luis LIE 10y,
Stewards B. L. Alexander, Marshal N. a
Kidder, Tyler.
DECLARED ISsANE.-Joe Silva, the person
referred to yesterday IS arrested for the pur-
pose of having an examination as to the con-
tiitiln OF his mind, was yesterday declared
insane and will be sent to Stockton Asylum
to-day. There are already over 800 more
erly carel for ia that institution, and hence
the present assignment to Stockton.
RATNPALL CoMpARIsoSs.-Up to night be-
fore last, according to S. H. Gerrish's meas
urement, there had been total rainfall
duting the month Of 8 rs inches, and for the
season. s 400 inches. In 1879, to same time
in December, there had fallen 25S inches.
Ia 1873, a total of l. 1856. In 1877, total Of
2253 inches.
LADIES. remember that on Friday morning
we shall open out an invoice OF elegant French
bounets, at prices far below their real value.
Mechanics Store.
HATS AND CAPS, in an endless variety, at
Red House.
ovrRcoATs AND ULsrEns, from Sc UP. at
Red House.
THE LEADING LINE oil pebble goat button
shoes, 50 SO per pair. C. I'll. Stevens l. Co. :
FRIDAY MORNING. bargains in millinery.
Mechanics Store.
vIsrr the closing out sale at the Red
House.
LADIES SHOES marked away down at Red
House.
GREAT REDUCTION in chiidren's shoes at
Red House.
For wHooPINe CoUeH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
ALL GOODS marked down at the closing out
sale at the Rsd House.