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

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audience was light. The performance We
quite entertaining. Mons. Milo, Z. Nj. Gray
the Big Four, Ed. NagheI and FRED an
RiIIv Morton were the most noticeable, the
appearing in specialtles.
A match race will be held in Agrlculturi
Park next Saturday for purse OF SlUo, pi
tween Dick Turpin, Leaby Low and Sno"
ball
Complaint is made of a bad hole in til
roadway in the alley between and X, Ihir
and Fourth streets.
The pay car leaves here at 6 this morning
! going over the California Pacific Division.
The case of R. Motel, upon charge of in
cest, is set for to-day il the Police Court.
PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-The Philhar
monte Society gave its third concert of tn
current season last evening at the Congrega
tional Church. There was present yer,
good audience. The programme embraced
four choruses by the Society-The Halle
lujah chorus Gypsy Life, by Schumann
chorus from the seasons, "Hark the Noun
tains Resound - chorus from Elijah
Thanks be to God" Mrs. Hansbrow, Mis-
Wisey, Mrs. Alien, Miss Woods and Messrs
Beaumont, Grove, Mcneil and Auerbsci
gave as a double qTartet, The Angels,
from Elijah, and in Gypsy Life the solo:
were by Miss Jacobs, Mrs. Aiken anc
Messrs. Beaumont and Mcneil. The solos
proper of the evening were: The Silver Cup
(St. ADAM, by Goodwin Mcneil, baritone
'.Should He Upbraid" Bishop, by Miss
Emma Felter, soprano; tenor solo by Chaa.
Beaumont; violin solo by Professor B. Kerle,
''Coucerto,n first movement (Mendelssehnl j
aria from "Ernani," by Miss Belle Ham
burger, soprano 1.-THE Vedette" (Watsonl.
by r. H. Ausrbach, bassc. Mr.. Mcneil,
Miss Felter Miss Hamburger and Mr.. Auer-
bach responded to eneores with other selee-
tons Floral contributions wera very plen-
tiful. and the ushers were Kept busy convey
ing these tributes of personal regard and APP
prevail to the soloists. The concert was I'M
der the director ship of Professor Otto Fleiss-
ner. and Miss Amelia Boil wa3 accom-
PIANIST. The concert was fairly enter
flaming, but not up to the capacity o;
the association. 1t afforded good oppor-
tunity for some members to appear in soles
who have never done so before, but as q
musical whole it fell below the standard of
the organization in character and vigor. The
cAoluses were not, apparently, full as is
usual with the society, and the absence of
some leading voices was noticeable. The
members singing, however, were faithful aud
received due acknowledgment. The mark
success Of the society at its last concert was
present in the remembra of the auditors,
and it was by comparison largely that the
programme of last evening suffered.
STEALING MURPHIEs, Patrick Mcdonald
night employee at Neubourg & Lagos. about
,,jrol- ,,,or,,;nrs fo1,,5 n CL;no,,ao
attempting to steal sack of potatoes from
the mills on Fifth street, and in endeavoring
to arrest him, caught him by the cue, which
parted company, leaving a portion of it in
his hand. He then caught hold of him again,
and as he did so, was struck at by the Celes-
tial with large knife. Mcdonald threw up
his arm to ward it off from his breast, at which
point it was aimed, and in doing so received
a bad cash across the back of his wrist. This
caused him to let so ard the thief escaped
CHINESE DIPLoMATs.-Among the passen-
gers upon the Eastern overland train last
evening were four Chinese diplomats. One
of them, named Chu Ha Kun, goes as Min
lister to Spain, and the other three as Con
suls. They are the first diplomatic represent
atives from the Chinese Government to the
court at Madrid. A treaty was concluded
between the two Governments about one year
ago, and these are the first appointments
upon the part Of China under the new rela
tions. They so from here to Washington,
and after remaining their a short time, will
c include their journey.
PERSONAL. w. Ewing, District At
torney of Modoc county, is spending few
days in this city. Z. V. Spencer. Of Susan
vile, Lessen county, arrived here yesterday.
Among the passengers who left Omaha yes
terday westward bound were L. McNew and
wife. Sacramento. J. NJ. Hapford, Paymas-
ter c. p. r. r., with his wife and two daugh-
tiers, passed through last evening en- route
East on two months visit. Charles Garter.
ot Red Bluff, came up from the Bay last
evening. W. l. Wallace leaves to-day for a
trip. Charles f. Stevens, Of Bos-
Ton, is in the city.
AUCTION SALEs.-Martin Plug & Co. will
sell tomorrow at 1880 a. NJ. large lot
Of household goods, in fine order, at resi-
dence on Seventeenth, between f and T
streets Sherburn & Smith will sell to-
at residence northwest corner Eighth
and [ streets. at 1896 a. ~, large amount
Of furniture, bedding. carpets, etc. Bel &
Co. will sell on Saturday morniug at IL, in
front OF salesroom, 90S J street, q truck
horse, truck harness, hand truck, walnut
desks, platform mill scales, letter press, etc
Also other horses, buzgies and household
goods.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.- & Mes
layers comedy and musical company will
appear at the Metropolitan Theatsr It's
evening in their famous drama entitled The
Tourists in Pullman Palace Car" The
of the piece Ia given in the state
ment that it was produced 100 times in New
York, % in Philadelphia, 80 in Boston, and
has lust had very successful season at the
Baldwin Theater. San Francisco. A fine
OF the interior of Pullman
palace car is presented upon the stage, in
which much of the performance is presented.
OFFICERS INSTALLED. = The following
officers of Wahalla Grove, No. G, U. a. O..
D., for the ensuing term, we're installed by d.
D. G. A. n. Wilson last evening; NJ.
Hirsch, n A.; J. W. Willem, \. A; e..
Polifz, Treasurer II. Meyer, Conductor ;
b. Lasky, L G. Also, NJ Wilson, NJ.
Wetz.l and William Avery were elected
Represea satives TO the Grand Grove. which
NEE Is in San Francisco on the first Tuesday
in June next. The members then adjourned
to Fishers, where banquet was held.
RED MEN's PEcNIc.-The annual picnic
OF Improved Order of Red Men will take
place at Natona Grove Thursday, May 18th.
Music by Jones, Beebe Il Grants full band.
No liquors allowed on the grounds. Choice
games and amusements will be provided for
all, and valuable prizes distributed on the
grounds.
PIcNIc AND DEDIcAr1oy.- Verein
Eintracht, new German social and baneyo.
lent society, will hold picnic and flag dedi-
cation a. Richmond Grove on Sunday next.
The First Artillery band viii furnish music,
and large number OF games for cid and
young have been arranged and prizes offered.
THE SoLANo.-The heavy hange which
was cast at the railroad shops last Friday
night, to take the place Of the broken piece
upon the ferry steamer Solano, is nearly
and, it is expected, will be taken
down tomorrow or the next DAY. The boat
will resume her trips about next Monday.
ARREsrrD.-Y Yesterday Charles Coleman
was arrested by special officer Carroll for So
Letting without license.
JOSIE AND BLOUSE SUITS, il tweeds,
cheviots fannels, cashmere, diagonal aud
tyicots. Mechanics Store.
PRor. TAPp, the weI!-known horse trainer,
is a. Careys Stable, Twentieth and X streets,