Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NAS % nv ocVaslon TO remark by adding TX
the opinion heretofore expressed in thest
columns of his consummate skill as master
OF the king of instruments and in acknowl
edgment OF his marvellous genius To heal
MIN Is TO hear the leading violinist of the
world lie was supported by Max Vogrich
director and accompanist, who appeared with
him so successfully when he was here year
ago. lie also had in support Constantin
Sternberg, Russian pianist who is an artist
OF the highest order-superior to Ketten in
ease OF execution and the grace of presence.
He was accorded hearty welcome, and the
audience most demonstratively announced
Its acknowledgment of his excellence.
The soprano of the company is Miss Letitia
il. Frltch. She won the warmest plaudits.
and was recalled on every number-indeed, no
lady vocalist has been more cordially re-
celved here since Kellogg and Cary. Her
voice Is pure soprano of the lighter style,
az compared to leaders in vocalism true in
tone, flexible under perfect control, and adj
mlrably suited to the concert stage. The
programme embraced for Wilhelm An
dante and intermezzo-Vogrich; "Polon-
aise de Concert" Lamb. Fer Sternberg
concertstuck -Liszt's ''Fugue," G minor.
Rheinberger 6 Gavotte This own compost
tion); Nightingale +" "a Russian sone), List,
and The Hunt" Rheinberger. For Miss
IEGcn balero- Siclllan fespers, V erdl
Sweetheart" Balfe. For the three as a
finale; Ave Maria" by Bach and Gounod
The numbers given in response to encores
were quite as numerous. The troupe APP
pears again this evening at the same place,
and for the last time. The concerts of the
company, judging by that of last night, are
of rare quality, the four artists are of very
even excellence, and this. when Wilhelmj's
skill is considered, should be sufficient to con-
vey clearly an idea of the superior character
of the whole entertainment.
AUCTION SALEs.-Martin Plug & Co. will
sell at 1910 this morning, at the residence of
DIR. White, 721 n street, between Seventh
and Eighth, all the furniture contained in
said residence, consisting in part of hair-cloth
parlor set, walnut marble.top SETS walnut
furniture, oak dining and arm-ehairs, blank
cts. pillows Brussels, ingram and rag car
pets, crockery, glassware, ETC., ETC., nearly all
IN fine condition. 80. Sherburn d Smith will
sell tomorrow a large variety of shrubs,
Towering plants, etc., from the nursery of p
Kun Sale at store on K street, opposite
the theater at 10:30A. NJ Also Sherburn &
Smith will sell on Thursday at 1890 A. NJ, at
residence OH street, large amount of fine
Of parlor set in reps walnut and cottage sets,
mattresses, pillows, carpets, tables, lounges,
chairs, crockery, glassware, ETC., etc.
POLICE COURT.-In this Court yesterday
Samuel Monthon, examined upon charge of
grand larceny, was discharged. Charles Con-
nell was fined $50 and costs for petty larceny
Robert Coomes, same charge dismissed.
James Sharkey, confined q hours for a
drunk. l.. Tomlin pleaded guilty to booty
condition So and costs Dan Gallagher and
., - III
"a hours each in City Jail. Mrs. B. G.. Rob-
inson pleaded guilty to enticing, fined SO
and costs. Thomas Evans, found not guilty
of petty larceny. Charles Cornell goes to
County Jail for 30 days. The cases of Geo.
Slyter G. Radmacher, Mrs. Lansner and
w. Il. Lowell were postponed till to day,
and that Of Edward Reagan until the Sth
instant.
THE Towards REPoRT-At the monthly
meeting for March the transactions of the
Association for the month were shown to be
as follows Two hundred and forty. eight
persons relieved by $50 dispensations. There
were upon the books April lst the names of
l6 inhem men, IS women and 120 children,
In all 1S4. who will require more or less aid
the ensuing month. Received by the Treas
urer from monthly subscribers, S16i % from
collections at the polls S35 so from other
sources. SI75; total receipts for the month,
1874 r.. The disbursements amounted to
1914 &c. Balance in the treasury, $3.50 OF,
from which is to be deducted the audited in
debtedness. S5ll 81. For Acknowledgements
of donations see another column.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
31st: II. G. Kirk & Co., 3 boxes, keg and
basket drugs: J. D. Comstock, l box dry
goods; s Roth, 2 cases saddlery Weinstock
& LubiH, 3 cases dry goods Jones 4 Owens,
| barrel wire stretchers; Ames Earle & Co.
boxes traps, l box tinware, ! box brushes,
frame rolling-pius, ; boxes stamped ware. 8
boxes hardware, s bundles mops; Hunting
toa, Hopkins & Co, l box shears, cases
washers Il. Stone & Co., box leather.
DESERTED AND ADoPTED.-About ten days
ago boy-baby about six weeks old, was left
upon the doorstep of Oliver Peterson, at L
and Third streets. It's unnatural parents
made a happy choice Of the place chosen to
deser, IL, for instead of turning off the little
stranger Co suck its fists in an orphan asylum,
the family as whose door it was lef, have
gladly adopted it, and are doing the best they
can 10 supply substitute for its natural way
Of getting living.
PEEsoNAL.-Judge benson has returned
from holding Court at MERGED. Mrs j. H.
Carroll and Mrs r. T. Brown have returned
from Southern California. j. p. Chapman
of san Francisco and Great Sachem Lebe Of
Stockton. were in the city yesterday. Henry
A. Peabody Of Ukish editor of the DINO.
cratic Dispatch, is in the city.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. the Board of
Supervisors met yesterday, but transacted
no business except to allow the following
bills: To c. Coppol, 80; J. r. Lame,
S437 70 John Austen, s5s; w. B. Houston,
$40: G.. p. Hensley, Sll so; and w. S.
Wikerson, $50. Adjourned till 10 4. NJ to-
day.
DIVORCES GRANrED.-Mrs. l.. A. Open.
helm was yesterday granted divorce from
r.. Oppenheim. Mary Unxin was allowed a
divorce from Edward Irwin, on the ground
of failure to provide. James NJ. Condrey
was divorced from Salinda Condrey, on the
ground of desertion.
BUSINESS CHANGE II. c. Shipley has
rented the ST. George Building, at Fourth
and J streets. aud thoroughly renovated ii
throughout; by painting, calcimining, grain
ing. vanishing, etc, and will sub-let uufur-
nished rooms, single and for families.
WATER W ORkS bEfOhi.- L nc "i'-~''' az
Dor. Of r. D. SERVER for the year ending
March 81, 1881, shows that there was paid to
the city Treasurer on account OF water rates,
SEQ 90 %. and on sccount of tap sales, 1899,
making a total of SO 2ii %.
NorARIEs. The Governor has appointed
a, Nataries Public Karl Klein for San Jose,
and II. e. Harrison for Knights Landing.
WANTED. Information of the whereabouts
of Patrick Martin, native of St. Sylvester,
Canada. When last heard from he was min,
inc in Folsom in 1889. Address Edward
Marin. Haverhill, Mass, or this otlco.
srryy HArs FOR MEN;.Latest styles,
froyn 81 to IS. Mechanics Store
H.xsI HATS Straw and Manila, at the
Pad House. from 10 cents to s. on.
. MILLINERY GooDs are sold cheapest at .af
Red House.
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS at L. Bisn''.'