Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

CoNcERT.-A grand concert is announced
at the Metropolitan Theater on the 31st
instant, with Professor J. l.. Skinner as d.
rector, and the support of a full orchestra.
The programme embraces an overture, several
full chorusss, quartet by mixed voices, chorus
for female voices. a vocal march from Heine,
quartets by male voices, and contreIto and
bass solo. Among those in leading parts
will be Mrs. G.. w. Cooley, Mrs. Rade-
macher, and Misses Folger and O'Brien,
and Messrs. Parker. Baillargeon, Donaldson
and Rademacher. The selections to be
ture; "Soldiers' Chorus" quartet from
Oberon in Fairy Land % Here in Cool
Grot and Messy Dell (chorus); Kucken's
Good Night Farewell (contralto solol; a
Bohemian glee, selection from " Fra Diav-
slo, for full chorus laughing song for male
quartet; bass solo from the oratorio of
JOB :" Novelties "Old May Morning
(chorus) Wallace's "Star of Love" fer male
quartet, with soprano obligato and other
selections of like character. The admission
fee has been placed at half the usual rate,
and no charge is made for reserved seats,
which may be secured to-day.
WATCHED. = Yesterday forenoon officer
Campbell arrested Pat Coyne on charge of
petty larceny preferred by Domingo Fer
einze. Coyne is accused Of taking a silver
watch, valued at $50, without the owners
consent. Ga the way to the station-house
Campbell asked Coyne, who was quite intox-
icated, TO tell him where he could find the
watch. Coyre denied having il, or any
knowledge of it, until near the station-house
when he put his hand in his pocket and drew
forth the missing article, remarking, !" Here
it is, if you want it." He was locked up, and
Judge Henry will dispose of his case to-day.
LAND LEAGUE.-The Land League meet
ing held at Grand Army Hall last evening
was well attended, j. P. Dalton presiding.
A communication was read in reference to
the arrival in this country of 7. ?. O'Connor,
M. p. Richard NJ. Clarken was then i1tro-
duced aud addressed the meeting, and was
frequently aud loudly applauded. Miss
Maggie McElroy gave a recitation, and
being encored. sang A Tribute to the
Land League"
MYSTERIOUS SHoT.-Last evening pistol
shot was heard on Third street, between and
J, about s o'clock, and an officer was imne-
diately on hand, but could not ascertain who
the party was that fred the weapon. It Is
supposed to have been one of the parties who
lately naQ LIOuDIo III J1ab scCLlOu VI lHS City,
but nothing positive is known regarding the
matter, though the Chinese Insist that one of
their people attempted to kill another one.
GRAND DIvIsIoN.-The Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance for the State of Cal
ifornia win meet in this city tomorrow at 10
A. NJ, in the Assembly Chamber. in its an
nusl session. The representatives to the
body from Sacramento are III. LoDgton, 7.
P. Taylor, [. W. Barber, Mrs. Leland Howe,
D. NJ. Cox, DR.. Thrailkill and w. Mckenzie.
FESTIVAL AT FoLsoM.-The ladies of the
Catholic Church at Folsom will give festival
at that place, in aid of the church, Wednesday
evening. A special train will be run from
this city at P. NJ, with fare for the round
trip fixed at 81. The instrumental music for
the occasion will be furnished by Church,
Fisch 4 Co.
OBsEoUTEs. The funeral of the late Cap
tain Pierce, whose sudden death las been
mentioned in this paper, took place from his
residence. on Fourth street, between M and
n streets, Saturday afternoon, and was
largely attended by friends and relatives, and
by captains, pilots and river men generally.
INVITATION PARTY.-The invitation party
given last evening by the Sacramento Turn
Verein Association at Turner Hall was
very enjoyable affair. The committee con-
sisted of J. NJ. Gattmsnn, j. G. Storch,
A. J. Stober, j. Weitzel, Z. Hagelstein, o.
Hsrtig and J. J. Bauer.
SUDDEN DEATK-Bertie, youngest son of
E. Greer. was attacked with cronp Saturday
evening about o'clock, and despite the eff
forts. Of his physicians, expired at o'clock
Sunday morning.
AccIDRNT.-Frank Smith. while getting
out of his carriage Saturday, st the residence
of Judge Cantwell, broke his thumb Just
above the first joint, making very painful
wound.
Coop GooDs at less than cost. Closing
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and j streets.
ALL SILK VIKING, 80 cents yard. Closing |
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and J streets.