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Choral Society Concert.

The first concert of the Sacramento
Choral Society was given at the Congrega-
tional Church last evening, under direction
of Professor NJ. l.. Hirschfeld The society
was organized only few months since.
and Is composed mostly of young people.
The concert given last evening evinced re-
markable progress made during the brief
existence of the society, and was a fine
success. The programme opened with
piano solos, (al Vienna Carnival Prank -
(Schumann); Oh Concert Waltz" (Wie-
niawski), which were very finely rendered
by Professor NJ. l.. Hirschfeld. AS an en-
core, concert study, composed by Mr..
Hlrschfeld, was given with fine effect. The
second number was Sunshine and
Shadow, concert waltz for soprano
(Hirschfeld), which was very effectively
and pleasingly rendered by Miss Ida
l. Cilnch, and was repeated in re-
Spouse to the warm demand of the
audience. Then followed the rendition of
Romberg's The Lay of the Bell, by the
entire Choral Society. The solos were sung
in soprano, by Miss Ida l. Clinch and
Miss Julia Goodell; alto, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Howard tenor, Sparrow Smith and
C. T. Milliken; basso. Elwood Bruner,
Harry Carroll and H. w. Chapman. Mrs.
Carter and Mr. Auerback assisted in the
chorus. The piece, which occupied over
an hour. was given in manner which
| showed conscientious work on the part OF
| the Directors and the society, during the
short space of time which had been de-
voted to its study. The rendition was well
| received, and some of the solos were very
finely sung. 1t may be said in conclusion,
that the Sacramento Choral Society, in
making Its first appearance before the pub
lie, has achieved full success.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department ons-MoFarland, Judge.

FRIDAY, March 25th.
Estate of Henry u. Theobold, deceascd-Let-
tiers granted TO J. F. Theobold. Thomas Jen-
kins, NJ. II. Bayless and J. II. Atkins, APP
praisers.
Estate of james Lacey deceased-Finsl ae-
count settled and distribution made
Estate of Mary Brady, deceased-Order en-
tered discharging administration
Estate of James Higgins, deceased-Order of
due notice TO creditors entered.
Estate of William Davis, deceased-Final ac
count settled and distribution made.
Estate ot /. X. Hammer deceascd-Orfer
made allowing change in describing real estate
Estate OF Frederick Singer. Observation-Disclosures
granted to Leopold Ioller. John Bellmer, Martin
Kestler and c. Feldheusen, appraisers Notice
to creditors in RECoRD-U MON
Estate of O. I. Ganong, deceased-Continued
one week.
i;>tate of Henry C. Kirk, deceased-Lctters
ordered to issue to II. 5. Kirk.
Estate of l. Mcfarland deccaseti-Ietters
granted to j. j. West: bond $500.
Estate of Henrietta SternieldS deccased-Or-
der OF due notice to creditors
In re- J. ID. Smith, insoIvent-C Continued
Matter OF 4. \. Rowley. lnsolvent-J. W. Viii
son appointed assignee, without bonds
Ddell u Ross vs.. Scheuncrt-Continucd.
timed.
p. Van Mlrcn, administrator. vs.. Merry Van
March etlement Of account heard and taken
under advis lnent by the Court.
Department Two-aic Far:and Jud %.
FRIDAY. March 18th
City of sacramentovs 1TctiiIlivrnv and swift-
Judgment entered for MeGillivray, and that the
Nerk 81 this Court pay the 500 which is the
/suhje ct-Slatter OF this suit to the defendant Ne
til!ivray; each party to pay his own costs
john reynolds ". L. NJ. Lincoln-Motion for
a new trial overruled
a. NJ Wicks VS.. G. W. Foulkes-Demurrer
sustained. Plaintiff declining to amend, judg-
ment ordered for defendant.
WI ham Gutenberger vs.. William Laufkotter-
Motion to strike out part OF answer granted.
Ten days 70 amend.
People VS.. E. Il. Parvin ct al-Mction for new
trial submitted a9d overrulcd.
Alice N. Nalensin vs.. Ciulio Nalensin-Passed.
John Gafiney VS.. VI. Roach-Motion to offset
Judgment dropped from the calendar, to be
taken up Mt two days notice
Charles Stone vs.. Jennie StOne-Continued.
Martin Hayden vs.. Sacramento and Placer
vile Railroad Company-Demurrer overruled.
Fifteen days 70 answer.
James \ Harris VS.. John w. Brown-Motion
to yacate Judgment granted. and defendant al
lowed to file an answer in fifteen days time,
upon paying 500 attorneys fees
John t. Cardwell VS.. Frank Cayit-Continued
Go AND see the pacing race to-day.
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Onward and upward Ever thus the march of our
business Higher qualities higher styles and Iozvea
prices each year
Proof OF it? Look at that collection of Spring
and Summer Clothing. Sixteen styles in Mems Nor
folk Coats and other novelties in abundance besides
Staple Goods of every and size. Truly the like
never seen before
Trade in Boys Goods-sharp and active. The
Dollar Flannel Sailor Suits still continue drawing at
They're good investment Don't make the mistake
OF thinking however, that all our skill and experience
in clothing buying has been conferred in this one Suit
Plenty OF other things quite good-for both men and
boys
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sergeant Barwick's Report.

a high barometer, considerably over
thirty inches, in Washington Territory and
oregon, still prevailed at the 7-oclock
Signal Service reports last night, but was
falling, accompanied by a falling tempera-
ture, northerly winds and clear weather.
In California the barometer was mostly be.
low thirty inches, accompanied by gen.
erallE rising temperature, northerly winds
and clear weather, except at Red Bluff and
San Diego; fair weather at the former and
cloudy weather at the latter place. The
northerly wind of the past three DAYS and
nights has been general one all along the
Pacific coast; that is. there was great
flow OF atmosphere from the Alaska region
towards the equator
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Beware of ScroMIa

Scrofula is probably more general than any
other disease. 1t is insidious in character,
and manifests itself in running sores, pustular
eruptions. boils, swellings, enlarged joints,
assesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods Sarsaparilla
expels all trace of scrofula from the blood,
leaving it pure, enriched, and healthy.
81 was severely afflicted with serofula, and
over year had two running sores on my neck
Took five bottles Hoods Sarsaparilla, and am
cured" c. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
C. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me-, had scrofulous
sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cured him.
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GRAMMAR School EXERCIsEs. Assembly
exercises were held at the Sacramento
Grammar School yesterday afternoon, I'M
der auspices of the fourth grade scholars,
who acquitted themselves in most com
mendable manner. There were many
parents and visitors present, all of whom
were highly pleased with the progress and
discipline indicated. The programme was
as follows Opening glee, the school
Only Small Boys" Walter Amsden
The Witch of Woody Dell" Lucy Alb
bolt; The Crows Children" Henry Leh-
man " Art is Pitiless," Lulu Havford
" The Answer of the Flowers, the school
Somebody's Mother John McTiernan
The Motherless Turkeys" Nellie Wilke
:. The Music Stool" Sadie Asher; :" The
Burning Prairie" Kitty Wittenbrock
= Happy Peasants" the school; "Our
Baby" Willie VIM; Mothers Fool"
Lucy Murray Aim High, the school,
CoMMuTATIoN OF SENTENcE-The Gov
ernor yesterday committed the sentence of
Philip Gephard, who was sentenced from
Los Angeles November, 1888, to four
years for grand larceny-to three years.
The State Board of Prison Directors recon-
mended the pardon, as Gephard was only
Is Years of age when he committed the
crime; did not understand the English
language had worked for wages whish he
could not get, and seized the property of
his employer without realizing that he
was committing an offense.
CLUNIE OPERA House. At the Clunie
tomorrow evening the Original Georgia
Minstrels will give an entertainment in
their thorough manner, presenting new
songs, acts and witticsms and programme
that will be entirely satisfactory generally
During the afternoon they will have a
street parade, headed by the Georgia Silver
Cornet Band. Admission, so and % cents.
Seats can be reserved this morning at the
Opera House
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Auction.
N {. ~ IT. a.
Business Advertisement,

Fed House-Eastern drives.
MIS-. MISUNDERSTANDING
Estale OF Frederick Singer.
american "atches--Barrett & Sherwood.
Grand Clearance-No. IA X street.
+, aud K. Morton-CIoak and dressrnal,ars
+. h. Alsip x Co-Land attractions,
J.. l.. Lewis IL Co.-Wonderfui invention
Nelnstock i Lubin-Spring millinery.
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Deliberate suicide of a Chinaman.

About 1870 P. NJ. yesterday a Chinaman
was observed to take off his coat near the
southern end of the Third-street bridge
and then jump into the slough. A number
OF Cinnamon hurried to the spot, and stood
on the bridge looking at him as he strug-
gled in the water, but another Celestial
who seemed to have presence of mind and
Willingness combined, ran to q lumber pile
near by, got board and threw it to the
man in the water w NJ. Morton, who
reached the scene about this time, took the
board and reached it to the unfortunate
telling him to take hold of and he would
pull him out. The Chinanan grasped the
board, but, when be was being pulled to
the shore let go. Mr.. Morton pushed it
beneath the drowning mans side He took
hold but again let go, would not try to save
himself afterwards, and soon sank. Some
parties who were near by in a boat
fishing, came up, and by means of a
pole with hook attached recovered the
body, though they were at one time nearly
upset by an intoxicated white man. who
plunged in and dove after the suicide, and
enjoyed an extended swim with his clothes
on. Coroner Clark held an inquest in the
case last evening, the jury returning YER
dict of suicide. Deceased was about 40
years of age, and is said TO have been sick
for some time and out of money. During
the present anti-Chinese agitation John
Chinaman is looking out for No. | very
closely, and when 4 fellow -countrvman gets
sick Or disabled John generally is sorry
but can't help it,
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

Hon. A. A. Sargent went East Thursdas
evening.
Miss Georgia Griswold has returned from
a visit to Dixon.
DR.. Agard, of Auburn, passed through to
| San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs A. NJ. Wickes, of Bronco. is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson fer few days.
C. A. D. Gray and wife have returned
frem their trip to the East and England
General Turnbull, of San Francisco and
Judge Craddock, of Marysville, were in
town yesterday.
Mrs Theo. Fowler of Niles, Mich, is vis-
iting relatiyes-Frank Griswold and fam
ily-in this city.
n. H. Foster and Frank Shay, of San
Francisco former Sacramentans, are pay
ing the city a visit.
Hon. Jesse D Carr, President of the State
Agricultural Society, paid Sacramento a
flying visit yesterday.
r. W. Lewis. who was stricken with
paralysis few days ago, is reported 10 be
improving in condition.
Mrs. William Sharp, formerly of this
city, now of San Jose, Will leave here for a
visit to England tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Prentiss Smith and daughter. Frank
Matthews and S. Dwyer. of Sacramento,
will arrive from the East this morning.
Hon. NJ. NJ Drew, A. f. Shattuck. VIM.
L. Sullivan, T. NJ. Lindley and W +. Nor
cross went TO the Bay yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Francis Nelson, nephew of Dr.. INV.
Nelson, of this city, who has been paving
the latter visit, left yesterday for Santa
Barbara.
Mrs Won ~,
partial stroke of paralysis a few DAYS since.
Is now improving, with all indications IA
yorable 10 recovery.
Major r. P. Hammond and ]. HI. Tobin
OF San francisco, came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon, returned in the after
noon, and it is rumored that they took with
them Frank McCoppins commission as
Harbor Commissioner.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
D. 5. Gallaton, Reno, New; VIM. Scott.
Marysville; r. S. Egbert, Oakland: T.
Stephens, Placerville; X. Z. Moore. White
ROCK, New; James X. Hill, Santa Barbara;
=. A. Petrie, Pacerville; NJ C. Patten, Salt
Lake City; C. Olivia, Stockton; Daniel Rus
sell, Milton; f. T. Montgomery, Ed. j.
johnson, San Francisco.
The Bric-a-Brac Club held its monthly
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. Smith last evening. There was
large attendance. Col. Ayers read an
orisinal poem, and Miss Blu gave reel
tation. and Miss Pringle, Miss Griffitts
Miss Gregory and Mr.. Beardslie gave the
musical numbers. Then followed novel
intellectual exercise-something in the ma
ture of pdhtomine charades-requiring
ready wit TO give and solve, illustrating
generally titles OF noted books, names Of
authors, etc. For the best of these +. E
Ray took the first prize and MIS- y. Z.
White the second. The usual club luncheon
was served by the ladies. The meeting
proved to be one of pleasure aud intellect
ual profit.
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Salt Rheum

Is one of the most disagreeable diseases caused
by impure blood. tits readily cured by Hoods
SarsapariIla, the great blood purifier.
William Spies, Elyria, o., suffered greatly
from erysipeias and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
arations without aid; finally took Hoods Sar-
saparilla, and now says: 7" am entirely well.s
"tIy son had salt rheum on his hands and
On the calves of his legs. He TODD Hoods
Sarsaparilla ard is entirely cured" J. B.
Stanton, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
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DoS'T fail to attend the Skating Rink to-
night. The great race between Crozier.
Fox, Vaudeville, Morris and Withingtna
will be the event of the season.
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CONE in to-day and see the many new
things We have on sale. Red House.
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AT the Rink, two-mile race tonight. be-
tween Crozier, Fox, Vaudeville, Morris and
Wilmington. First and second prizes will
be given.
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PACING RACE to-day at the Park, mile and
repeat, for slo0 side, Alderman going to
wagon and Mink TO harness. Admission,
% cents; ladies free
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To-Day our extra specials are all bright
fresh and nice. The prices will astonish
you. Red House.
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
SACRAMENTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND n STREETS
BLESSING * GUTHRIE Propr,etors
6s-Free Omnibus to and from the Csrs-ys
ia12
WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS. 600 TO 2l9 * STREET

fIHRkE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
A Leading Business and Family Hotel of sac
famento, Cal. The most convenient to Post
Office, Express and Land OtIices. ali Courts and
Places OF Amusement. Meals, 20 cents First
class IN all its appointments. yree coach to and
from the Hotel. VA. LAND, Proprietor
dgQ-tf
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THE Rink will be crowded tonight by
those who wish TO see the great two-mile
race between Crozier, Fox, Vaudeville,
Morris and Wilmington for first and second
prizes
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WPaIhar Rrnha
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Georgia Minstrels-Clunie Opera House.
Clunle Opera House" Fantasma Monday
Free lecture this afternoon and evening
Veteran odd FellOws-Tuesday
Freshmen, attention.
night. To-
Courslng-At Whitcomb's ranch, tomorrow.
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Merchandise Report.
following freight passed Ogden

The following freight passed Ogden
March 23d:
For Sacramento-Hunting Hopkins
& Co., 1000 bundles pipe, $50 packages
axes, 125 boxes nails, CD kegs horseshoes
Whittier, Fuller & Co., lis barrels oil w.
ID. Comstock, 2 carloads excelsior Lindley
Il Co., barrels, 100 kegs and 100 cases
syrup Sullivan & Ravekes, 60 barrels oil
Hall, Luhrs & Co., 1920 hams Kirk, Geary
& Co, barrel drugs, barrel Soda barrel
paint 10 boxes seed Wempe Bros. (care
VIM. McLaughlin), l bale leather E. n.
Hill, box household goods Billingsley &
Co, 2 cases curry-combs l.. L. Lewis &
Co., bundle pals, bundle stamped ware,
| box granite ware boxes glassware );
Booth & Co., As boxes extracts. IS boxes
spice, IS boxes baking powder c. H.
krebs, cases paper J. Breuner, car fur
niture; Capital Furniture Company, car
load chairs
The following freight passed Albuquerque
on the 22d inst:
For Sacramento = Hall, Luhrs & Co,
1873 ribs, crates dried beef; C. F. Will
Jams, "a buggies, 81 pairs shafts, / dash
board
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ST. DAVED'S.

9l5 Howard ST.. near Third, San Fraucisca,
4 F1RST-CLASo LODGING HOTEL. CON
II tanning 1871 rooms; water and gas In each
room no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowedto use the li2en once used by another. a
barge reading room. hot and cold water taths
flee. Price OF ICon3S: Per night 80 and 70 cents
per week, from e towards. open all night f.
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry
| Howard. jy2TnThStf
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An extra train was put on to bring the
many bargains we have on sale to-day.
Red House
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CHEsLEY's Rock and Rye cures whoop-
ing cough.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
~ This Hotel is IN the very center of the bnsi-
ness portion O. the city. The travelling public
VIII ind this TO be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 70 and 81 80 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free Free Coach to and from the Hotel
OH GINS. MllNTlINi cry 40 PRO prom
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LITTLE GIANT p'-The smallest upright
made, with tone like a concert grand.
Most durable piano made; has all known
real Improvements. 1t is known as Mathu
sheK style A. Ask at Cooper's Music Store,
corner Seventh and streets, to see it. Ii
speaks for itself. Warranted solid iron
frame, with tuning pins pushed in. Most
desirable piano made. Covered by seven
patents. John +. Cooper.
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AT the Clunie Opera House next Monday
evening and every evening during the
week except Saturday, the Hanlons will
produce their beautiful and astonishing
fairy spectacle of 'Fantasma," which will
be put upon the stage in a manner that
Will prove revelation of stage possibilities
TO most theater-goers. Two carloads of
special scenery are carried by the company.
together with wonderful mechanical effects
and rich costumes. Included in the more
notable scenes presented are the realistic
cyclone the "witch's laboratory" the
devils dormitory," etc. There are also
realistic tableaux OF the Greedy expedi-
ton, and four gorgeous transformation
scenes.
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RIPE STRAwBERRIEs.-Af fine lot of ripe
strawberries came to hand to-day m fine
order; also, cucumbers, string beans, sugar
peas, green peppers, rhubarb, tomatoes aad
fine assortment of choice poultry. In
| fact, you will find one of the best assort-
ments in the eatable line that can be had
| in this State, at D. DeBernardi & Co.'S, 30S
and 80 X street
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ARRESTS. - The following arrests were
made yesterday Jim Murphy, by Con-
stable Harvey, for petit larceny and prior
conviction Louis Kavanaugh, by officer
Sullivan, for being a common drunkard !;
James Cahiil, George Hall. James Monroe.
George Mitchell, Thomas Kackin and Jas.
Kelly alias Carroll, by officers Ash, Sulli-
van, Strader and Tucker, for vagrancy /:
Charles Schofield and Barney Fox, by of
ficer Frazee, for disturbing the peace; Pc
All Gun, by officers Coffey and Arlington,
for battery.
BIG FIRE AT FoLsoM.-About 6 o'clock
last evening fire occurred in Chinatown,
Folsom, which became so fierce and spread
so rapidly that the business portion of the
town was threatened. 1t was not subdued
until half of Chinatown-about a block
was destroyed. The cause of the fire is
not known.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction, at 10 A. NJ to-day, at the Fountain
Stables, Tenth and J streets, three buggies,
one express wagon, one phaeton, etc. Also,
by sample, fifty cases of extra shore mack
erel in perfect order.
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PACING RACES to-day at the Park.