Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-19
Organ Recital,

Organ Recital.
AT st. Pauls Church this evening S. b
Whitley, The eminent English organist, to
whose remarkable ability reference was
recently made in the RECORD UNION, will
give an organ recital, assisted by Messrs
Neale (1ute) and Hirsch (violin) The
programme will be as follows; March
de Cortege," Gounod fantasia on 80 Sane
tissima," f. Lux fugue in D major, Bach
trio (organ, violin and lute), Ave Maria, y
Gounod grand fantasia, - The Storm, y
Lemmens air, Con Varie in A." W. T.
Best; trio (organ, flute and yiolin), Priest
March," Mendelssohn preludium in D
minor, S. B. Whitley duo from Stabat-
Mater Outs est Homo" Rossiui, transcribed
beer transcribed by the performer Adj
mission will be free, and the public gener-
ally are invited; but those attending will
be given an opportunity to show in q sub
stantial manner their appreciation of the
fine music rendered, by bestowing some
offering towards meeting the expense OF
the recital, the surplus to be applied to the
fitting up of the Sunday school room i'll the
basement of the church.
LARGE SALE OF HORSES AND CATTLE
Killip & Co. will sell tomorrow, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at Bay ranch, three
miles from Chico, J. T. Mcintosh standard
bred trotting stations, brood mares, colts.
fillies and geldings; also, graded Jersey
cattle, farming implements, etc. all of
which must be disposed of because of the
expiration of his lease of the farm. As is
well known to horsemen, Mr.. Mcintosh
hoe t,I-, -
class of stock, and some very fine animals
will be disposed of at the sale, while the
poorest are of more than average excel
lence. The terms of the sale are all sums
of 500 or less, cash; over that amount, ten
M 1nths on approved paper, at 10 per cent.
per annum.
COMMITTED TO Stockton. - Yesterday
James Murphy, serving a term in the
county Jail for beating woman, and who
made it troublesome for the arresting Off
GERS when taken in charge, giving officer
Ferral very black eye, was again taken
before the Commissioners of Lunacy, by
whom he was pronounced insane and COM
mitted to the asylum at Stockton. Deputy
Sheriff Karcher took him over to that in
stitution last evening. He has been an
inmate of the Napa asylum heretofore, but
was not kept there long, and there has al
ways been a suspicion that his insanity was
more assumed than real.
REPUBLICANS AT FoLsoM.-Last night a
special excursion train of two cars went to
Folsom, conveying some 100 Sacramentans.
Congressman McKenna addressed the
meeting, which was very largely attended.
1t was called to order by Chris. Ecklon, of
the County Central Committee and follow
ing were the officers: President, Ed. Chris
ty Vice Presidents, J H Burnham, Judge
w. G. Crosette, E. r. Levy, ]. NJ William
son, John McComb, Jr., Joseph Kinney, J..
H. Sturges, A. G. Sartine, Dr. S. Lyons, C.
H. Golly, Jacob Miller; Secretaries, George
Imhof, Ed. Hamilton.
THE FIRST RAINs.-S. II. Gerrish fur
nishes the following figures, taken from
his records 90 The first rain of the season
and in fact the first rain since the Sth of
last May-fell on Saturday-.462 of an
inch. a light shower on Sunday made
.024 of an inch mora total of .4S6 of an
inch for the season. In 1885 TOR that sea-
son to this date we had 0S1 of an inch :;
1884, 2173 inches 1888, 1866 inches 1882,
9 S25 inches 1881, pa Of an inch 1880, a
sprinkle; 1879, .s4S; 1873, So; 1877,
none.
CLUEIE OPERA HousE.-Next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings, and AT a
matinee on Saturday, Ben. Cotton and his
comedy company, including Miss Idalene
Cotton and twelve first-class artists, will
occupy the stage at the Clunie Opera House,
and during their engagement present The
Old Home" Black Diamonds" Irma,
the Waif, etc. Prices, so and % cents !;
reserved seats, 20 cents.