Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-09

CHORAL CoECERT.-The irst concert of the
Ladies' Choral Society, which was given at
the Congre gational Church last evening, was
very pleasant affair, and may be called a
success The attendance was fair, and the
audience showed deep appreciation of the
rendition OF the various parts by profuse
applause and numerous floral tributes. The
ladies vino took part were in full evening
dress, and, seated on the stage, which had
been previously beautifully decorated with
evergreens aud flowers, presented o concert
group such as was never before witnessed by
a Sacramento audience. The society has for
its director Miss Minnie Fleissner, and
last evening, at the conclusion of one
of the exercises Miss Minnie Mcneil stepped
forward and presented her on behalf of the
Society with two very handsome vases, each
filed with a beautifully arranged bouquet.
The pianists were Misses Kaibel and War.
rem. Following is the fail programme Part
I.-Chorus-a. "'Tis q New Life " (Keller) :;
b. Hunters Song" (Kucken) Piano solo
-" Polka de Ia Refine " (Ref), Miss Ksibel.
Solo and chorus-"O SUMMER Night" Don
izstti) Mrs. Cadwalader. Trio" Truth :"
(SIozart), Miss Felter, Mrs. Cadwalader,
Miss Fleissner. Chorus" Matello" Men
delssohnl. Piano duet" Peter Schmoll :"
| (Weberl by Misses Kaibel and Warren
| Part II.-Soprauo solo, "Fleur des Alps y
(Wekerlin), Miss Emma Felter: sexbet.
I" Magic Flute (Mozart), Mrs. Cadwalsder,
Mrs. Radamscher, Mrs. Shanklin, Miss Man
ming, Miss Byrne, Mrs. Cravens solo and
chorus, so Songs Divine" (Guonod), Miss
Mcneil piano solo, "Polacco Brilliant !"
| (Weber). Miss Warren vocal duet, $50
Viro E. T'amo tCampana). Mrs. Cadwala-
der, Miss Fleissner chorus ~, The
Moon (Rossini), (b) Morning" (Keller)
There were two other voices in the chorus
Mrs Shanklin and Mrs. Bsardslee.
REPUBLICAN, CRY CENTRAL COMMITTEES. -
The Republican City Central COMMITTEES met
last night at the Office of w. A. Anderson to
receive names of candidates for the various
city offices TO be voted for at the Republican
primary on Saturdsy-which will be held be-
tween the hours of 2 and P. NJ, and not
from noon, SIS previously announced. These
names were received, who took the pledges
required in the call: For Second Trustee,
John Ryan and W. f. Knox; for City Aud.
isor, E. H. Mckee; for City Assessor. F. A.
Shepherd, J. j. Buckley and J. L. Hobbie ;
for City Collector, G. A. Putnam and Albert
Hart; for Fire Commissioner, VIM. r.
Jones; for Committeemsn-as. Large, j.
+. Richardson, Winfield J. Davis. For
CouneiIman-Firss Ward, A. j. Rhoads, K.
f. Weimeyer and Geo. K. Rider; Second
Ward, J. w. Wilson aud Geo. Young; Third
Ward, f. A. Smith and d. ellis; Fourth
Ward, Geo. o. Bates, N. Wilcox, j ohm Con-
rap, Frank Avery and S. j. jackson. The
COMMITTEES adjourned TO meet on Saturday
evening at 10 o'clock, at w. A. Anderson s
office, to canvass the election returns.
A YOUTHFUL Submissions time ago a
young girl, aged 10 years, was reported as
having been working the confidence game on
number of Sacramento merchants. Yester.
day she was heard from again this time as
soliciting contributions fer the Sisters OF
Mercy, stating that funds were wanted to
send slck sister to the East She asked one
man who was kindly disposed, and having no
money with hin, he said be would call on the
Sisters, which he did, and was surprised to
learn that no funds were wanted for the pur.
pose stated. Last evening the girl YVES
brought to the police station by an officer.
and Chief Karcher AID Judge Henry had q
long tslk with Der. She is Sacramento girl,
having been born here. She claims hes
father, who is now dead. misused Der and
| inside her work to assist him il obtaining suf-
6cient liquor to satisfy his craving appetite
She promised to do better, and was allowed
to retur0 home with the lsdv with whom she
has lately been residing. In the hope that
she may Jet reform, 1t is thought hsst not to
give her name TO the public.