Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.-The third social
of Court Sacramento No. 6,S6l, Ancient
Order of ForesterF, was given at Turner Hall
last evening. The attendance was quite
large and the following programme of exer-
cises well rendered: Opening overture
orchestra address, Grove L. johnson song
j. H. Desmond recitation, A. V. Boyne
quartet, Messrs. Sanborn, Ashworth, Auer-
bach and Leonard; piano duet Miss Mile
Brandt and Miss Emma Neubauer; song,
nrs. Sam. kitzenstein song, DR.. Charles
Z. Pink am; song, Miss Cooper song, Miss
Emma Felter; duet, Miss Mile Dustman
and Miss Nsttie Campbell song, L. j. Lith- |
eaur solo, A. Sanborn; recitation, Mrs. |
James Seadler; song, Miss May Pinkham I;
song, Al. Pritchard; song, w. d. |
Crow; song, Bert Pittman; comicalities, |
L. Alexander. Mrs. DIR. G. Z. Pink |
ham and Miss Minnie Marshall presided |
at the piano. After the literary exercises
the hall wss cleared and a social dance in
dulged in. Committee of Arrangements. |
w. Patterson, Geo. F. Parker, B. NJ. Dean !;
Floor Director-J. Z. Stafford; Floor Mana.
gers-C. A. Addington, E. II. Mckee, John
Cooke, George II. Clark, Bert Pittman, II.
w. Kiays; Reception Committee-D. Z.
Alexander, W. H. Hamilton, E. +. Pfund
Charles H. Joy, Fred w. Day, F. A. Nor
gan, E. j. Carlow, J. B. Klune, J. McGinnis,
]. c. Sppqlveda, James Seadlsr, L. Alexan-
der, W. L. Duden, John SHELTON, j. w.
Hughes, DR.. c. Z. Pinkhsm, J. II. Desmond.
Order of dances March, waltz, quadrille.
polka, schottische, lsncers, waltz, la mode,
variety, Caledonian, redOwa, schottische,
medley,
BILLY Ho Yester6ay reporter
CALLED on Billy Ho Lung, one of the China
man under 81 900 bonds for assault to muir.
der. Billy wac found in his store, at the cor
ner of Third and I streets, smoking pipe of
tobacco, and on being asked if the high
binders had killed him yet, answered: 81
feel very bad over this trouble. / came to
California in 1919, and have been doing BUSH
ness a. contractor and merchant in Sscra-
mento FOR twenty-three year, and | never got
into 2 scrspe before. When the shooting be-
gan Sunday night was sitting here, and [
got away from the window for fear OF my
life. Next morning l took fifteen Cinnamon
over to the depotto send them to Folsom and
was arrested for assault to murder, but l am
so well known here that l easily procured
bG7ss. ] am afraid to go out on | street, as
understand there is large sum of money
placed on nv life. In the daytime 1 walk
down and K streets, among the white peo-
pie, and at night l stay in my store. Charley
All Sing ID very smart; be and his crowd are
causing all the trouble"
SCHOOL DIRECToRsHIPs.- publication
of expressions Of opinion in the RECORD
UNION Of yesterday concerning the selection
of nominees for School DirectoIships appears
to have sounded the keynote of the senti-
ment of the community, and to have given
liberty to the expressions of further opinions
that have heretofore been humorous. 1t is
now generally conceded that, 80 far ss the
Fourth Ward IS concerned, the candidacy of
S. w. Butler IS an ignored factor. He is
practically out OF the fight, and the possibil-
ity of his nomination, or that OF any other
man who seeks it, is out of the question. So
far as can be ascertained from the expression
of representative men, like sentiment pre-.
walls in sill the wards, and it is improbable
that there viii be any further irritation on
the subject The demand is general tor the
political committees to nominate without fur
Their delay. School Directorships was the
theme Of general comment among citizens
yesterday, and it is now literally true of Sac
rsmentO that the Offices are seeking The men.
MRs. FLEIssNER. LEWIS CoNCERT.-Tbe
concert given by Mrs. FleissnerLewis at the
Congregational Church last evening was at.
tended by a large and sppreciative audience.
The following programme was well rem
dered: Duet for piano, March Aida,
Miss Warren and Mr.. Fleissner; alto solo,
"Floating Away" Mrs. Clara Byrne duet
from Aida, Mrs. Fleissner-Lewis and Mrs.
Cadwslader bass solo from Freischutz,"
Will BeaTdslee soprano solo, Deep in My
Heart Miss Carrie Drsy; piano solo,
Polonaise Brilliant" Otto Fleissner So
prano solo, Thou Art My Peace" Mrs.
Edward Cadwalader flute solto, " lie NAB
bandoni Caventiue de Mercandante, Joseph
Terry soprano solo from Lohengrin, "Elsa's
Dream Mrs. Fleissner Lewis piano solo,
Rondo Capricioso" Miss Carrie Warren
duet from Magic Flute" Mira. Fleissner-
Lewis and Mr.. Bsardslee ; trio, Mrs. Fleiss-
ner. Lewis, Mrs Cadwalsder and Mr.. Boards
lee.
CHAUTAuQUA CRcLE.-At the last meet
ing of Sacramento Circle of the C. L. s.
c., at the residence Of Mrs. E. z. Figg, on
Monday evening, twenty-five were present.
and the exercises included four papers on
History Of Greece" and one on American
Literature, Bayard Taylors life end writ.
ings being the subject. After a recess for
social intercourse. the following readings were
given from the "Chautauqus," a magazine
devoted - the interests of the C. L. S. c.:
From Chautauqua TO California, pleas.
ing account Of Miss Frances Z. Willard's
trip TO the Pacific coast; an article on "Po.
litical Economy" by @. II. Steele, d, D.,
and 1.-THE Great Organ st Fribourg." by
Edith S. Topper. Governor Stoneman he.
ing present, responded to the Presidents in.
vitation with a few interesting remarks on
his life in California, after which the Circle
adjourned.
DEATH or THOMAS ATKINsoN.-Thomas
Atkinson, after short illness, died Wednes-
day evening at his home, No. SIG Eleventh
street, Sacramento. Deceased came to Cal
ifornia in 1852, and spent most Of his life in
Shasta county, engaged in mining Nearly
two years ago he came to Sacramento, and
has since been employed as a molder in the
railroad shop. He was q native Of Ireland,
aged 50 years. lie leaves q wife and six chill.
dreu. The body will be taken to Redding
for interment.
PoLIcE CouKr.-But little business was
trAnsacted in the Police Court yesterday. N.
H. Moore, colored whitewssh contractor,
was arrested on the charge of defaulting
creditor, but was discharged on proving that
his boss had failed to make cash connection
Saturday night. Daniel brewery and Michael
.NSNish pse1oSu BuiibJ VI OeiHS
drunks, and were given twenty-four hours in
the city jail. George Brady, arrested for
disturbing the peace, was dismissed.
OWNER WANTED. = Wednesday morning
about o'clock an officer saw three or four
boys sneaking into the alley on K. between
Front and Second streets, and, following
them, found bar bottle of cognac, which
had been stolen from some saloon in the
neighborhoOd, The liquor is at tbs station
house.
TO-DAY there has been added 10 our fancy
goods department new novelties in ladies'
neck wear Handsome lace fchus, % cents
cream silk fchus, 40 and 80 cents. Red
House.
HANDSOME tides, with French satin figured
centers 30 cents Red House.