Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-29
Musical and Literary reception.

iOiS NuHcL tiie new management dllIdCt the
young men of the city, who find that they
can pass an evening therein of pleasure
and profit. The programme last evening
developed local talent of rare ability. The
seating capacity of the lecture hall was
taxed to its utmost, and the audience was
composed of the very best element of both
sexes in the city. The stage was hand
somely decorated with several beautiful
and appropriate floral pieces. Many of the
numbers were encored. The programme was
as follows: Piano solo. Miss Mamie c.
Barrett tenor solo, c. NJ. Elliott; recita-
ton, 0stler Joe" G. H. Tenbrook vocal
solo, Miss Josie V. Fuller; instrumental
solo, Frank Palmer-recalled three times :;
vocal selection, Miss NJ. Manning; read
ing, Miss ]. Y. Fuller; bass solo, C. B.
Elliott; whistling solo, by Mr.. Tanner, of
Buffalo, accompanying himself on the
piano. He proved a rare surprise, and was
recalled several times. After the exercises
were over the audience fingered for some
time, engaged in social converse, visiting the
gymnasium, reading-rooms, etc.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of VIM. Griggs, for an as
sault to murder, was further continued I'M
til the 30th The case of All Hoy. alias
All Gee, charged with petit larceny Second
offensel, in stealing a box of Tin from the
store OF Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, was
examined and taken under advisement
until this morning. ....Ty Hang All Sing
and Alb Sun were found guilty of disturb
ing the peace, and fined So each......Ah
Jun, for carrying a concealed weapon, was
fined SIS, or fifteen days......R. d. Cooper.
previously convicted of battery, was fined
$50. Tom Gaynor, for the larceny of a
coat and vest, was fined $50 or sixty days
in the County Jail......The case of Charles
Graft, for battery, went over until to-mor-
row.. The case of Joe Burns, alias De-
brin, for vagrancy, was continued until
this morning.
CHINAwoMAN ABDUcrED.-A telephone
message was received at police head
quarters Tuesday evening from Charley
All Sing, in San Francisco, stating that q
certain Chinawomen, about so years of age
residing on Third street, between | and ],
was in danger of being abducted, as a
scheme was on foot for that purpose
Owing to the almost invariable mixed
ness of these Chinese women cases, the
law being invoked as frequently by those
who design doing wrong as by those who
wish TO thwart it, the police paid no atten-
ton to the matter. 1t is reported, how
ever, that the woman was carried off by
some men in a buggy yesterday, and her
owners, who are represented as being a
party of highbinders, are working ener-
getically to effect her recovery.
TURNER NAY FEsrIvAL.-The thirty-sec-
ond annual May festival of the Sacramento
Turn Verein will be held at Richmond
Grove next Sunday. The amusements will
include gymnastic exercises by the pupils
and scholars boys and girls classes, and
a variety of games. for all of which there
Will be suitable prizes Disreputable char
acters will not be allowed on the grounds,
and everything will be done to insure en-
ioyment TO all attending. Admission, 25
cents.
A CHURCH SocIAL.-A social entertain
ment was given last evening at Christian
Chapel, on Eighth street, between n and
o. The exercises, musical and literary
were very interesting. The church was
well filled. and the entertainment in every
respect a decided success. After the en-
tertainment refreshments were served.