Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01


CONCERT LAST EVENING.-The concert
given by Professor Skinner and his pupils at
the Metropolitan Theater last evening was
very largely attended, and was greeted by
the audience as an entire success. The chorus
of eighty voices, with the full orchestra of
Jones, Grant & Beebe. was under the direc-
ton of Professor Skinner. Miss Martha
Littlsfield was pianist The following was the
programme presented: Overture, "Cheva-
lier Breton Hermann by the orchestra;
"Soldiers' Chorus" from the opera of Faust
(Gounod), full chorus; quartet, 6 From
Oberon in Fairy Land +" (Stevens), Mrs. NJ.
A. Rademacher. Mrs. G. W. Cooley, q. E.
Parker, J. A. Baillargeon; "Hark Apollo
Strikes the Tyre" Bishop. full chorus !;
vocal march, for ladies' voices son to
the Charge" (Heine), Mrs. Rademacher,
Mrs. Cooley, Miss Susie Folger, Miss
Lucy G. O'Brian-repeated upon encore ;
bass song, Triumuhant and Glorious"
from the Oratorio of Job, RUSSELL ]. B. Bail
largeon; Down Deep Within" sang as an
encore Here in Cool Grot and Messy
Cell" Mornington, full chorus Male quar-
tet with soprano obligato). 1.-The Star of
Love" Wallace, Mrs. Rademacher, Messrs
Parker, Donaldson, Rademaeher and Bail
largeon repeated as an encore 1.-The For
esters" with echo), Bohemian glee. full
we'll" Kucken, Mrs. G. W. Cooley; for an
encore she sang AL" by Keller; "Victo-
ria" from the opera of Fra Diavolo, Au-
Der. full chorus Laughing Song" Storie,
male quartet eneored and repeated; Old
May Morning" Novello, full chorus. The
orchestra accompaniment was successful In
support, and especially in the choruses, and
evidenced careful rehearsal. This required
much expense. but the experiment was put
I'll rofa RI Gas q
world meet with the appreciation of the pub
lie.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Ssh: For Hoag L Hutchins, car live
stock; G. W. Chesley & Co, 10 barrels
whisky; p. lines, cases carpet-sweepers {;
Bachelor, Van Guelder & Co, 1 barrel and 3
boxes butts, hooks and hinges Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 2 cars iron. cases planes. SC
boxes barrows; A. Dennery l. Co, IL boxes
lamp chimneys: W. f. Petersen, 3
boxes candy. The following freight came
by the way of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
400 cases canned corn; John Breuner. 6 cases
chair stuff Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l
car iron channels, cases guns.
PoLE-RAIs1GG.-Ther was large gather.
ing at Rossville on Saturday last to partici-
pate in the raising of o new liberty pole,
eighty.three feet in hight, in front of the
Golden Eagle, opposite the town square,
The procurement of the fine flagstaff and its
raising was under the direc ton of G. V. Val
entipe. of that place. 0rations suitable to
the occasion were delivered by DR.. Niles and
Judge Thomas, and other observances fitting
to the day were duly carried out.
yu.,-,,-,, ,,,,1 Owen Tho uaothar ,as
tsrday at this point was somewhat clustering,
from pretty strong north wind which pre-
vailed most of the day The sky, however,
was pleasant. Last night it became very
cool, and those who engaged in Halloween
walks appeared in warm wraps and with
lively step. The river raised two inches yes
terday. and last night marked feet inches.
Police ORDER.-Chief Karcher yesterday
issued the following order in relation to
officers remaining within the territory of their
assignment tSeetion II of the rules of the
Police Department will hereafter be rigldiy
enforced, as the officers have of late paid little
or no attention to it. The Chief will be the
sole judge as TO the excuse made by absentees
from their BEATS"
APPLES have not been so scarce for years
are retailing at 81 70 per box; but the
public have now a chance that may not occur
again this season. Longton s. May. ef the
Fulton Market are Offering choice apples st
81 Is per box. This bargain will only be
open few days-
ALTHOUGH great many articles are en-
tirely sold out, you can still find splendid
assortment of aIl-wool cashmeres, from so
cents yard mp; also, superb quality of
drab d'ete, at 81 rs, reduced from 81 so, at
the closing sale OF L. Bien, Eighth and J..
FINEST line of buggy whips ever exhibited