Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09

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WEDNESDAYS BENEFIT CONCERT.
The benefit concert to be given at the
Metropolitan Theater on Wednesday even
ing will doubtless be a great success. 1t
will be musically under the able manage
ment OF Professor W. H. Kinross, and the
business management of a committee of
ladies. The participants give their services
free OF charge, and there will be no expense
for the theater, lights, ushers or advertis-
ing. Several boxes have been secured,
among the fortunate ones being Governor
Waterman, s. P. Smith, Frank Miller A.
Abbott and other prominent citizens. The
general prices of admission $50 cents down
stairs and 25 cents above) are certainly low
enough to accommodate all persons To
have seat reserved charge of 25 cents
extra will be made. After o'clock to-
morrow morning the box sheet will be
found at q. s. Houghton's s store, on J street.
at the tbeater Charles Prodger will manage
the box, and the door will be under the
charge of Mayor Gregory and DR.. Brune.
The programme has been arranged as fol-
lows:
PART I.
Mrs. c. W. Neaie. 'NO''1
.. Duet, The Moon Hath Raised" Benedict
J. Desmond and H. NJ. Kayenscroft
8. Song, Never Again ....................C Cowen
Miss Grace Hatch.
4. Ballad, "Queen of the Earth '....... Pinsuti
II. NJ. Ravenscroft.
5. Chunsonette, 1.-The Wren "....... Benedict
Miss G. Carle flute obligato by C. W. Neale)
o. Luliaoy' oraoie song g:...'''.'..'.'..''..Norr1s
T. Part Song. selected
Turner Harmonic.
s. Aria, Roberti Robertn' .Meyerbeer
Mrs. A. Bonheim.
PART II.
l. Lied, " Good Night, Ny Dearest Child" Abt
2. Aria with variations........ Proch
Miss Adolfne Kaible
3. Trio, LucreZia Borgia DOnizetti
Miss Carrie, Messrs. Desmond and Ravenscroft
4. Aria All tors lu Verdi
Mrs. DR.. Bruno.
5. Scene from THE Iron Chest" Albert Hart
and Bert Martin.
6. Ballad, The Heart Bowed Down "B Balfe
H. NJ. Ravenscroft.
7. Quartette, GOOD Night Flotow
Misses Carle and Hatch. Messrs. Desmond and
Kinross.
s. Part .......selected
Turner Harmonic.
Hugo Mansfeldt, the pianist, will prob
ably appear, and the full First Artillery
Band of twenty-five pieces has rendered its
services freely for the occasion.
Among the contributors to the concert
are Goode Bros, the tickets; A. L. John.
SUN u w., llc pOSlciS u6 dllby ITeSS,
the placards; Woodson Bros, the pro-
grammes.
The ladies managing will appeal to the
people on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day to take tickets. They ought to meet
with generous, profuse money response.
They will give the full value of the tickets
sold in a concert of superior excellence,
and hence every one who buys not only
helps the afflicted, homeless people of
Johnstown, Nineveh, Kernvllle, Woodvale,
Cambria City and adjacent towns, but they
will receive musical entertainment in re-
turn that ordinarily would cost them ST
ticket.
All ladies and gentlemen who are willing
to aid in the distribution of tickets and
help The committee get them out among
the people are invited to meet Sunday, at
10 A. NJ, at Mrs. A. Bonnheim's rooms,
Metropolitan Building, or at the same
hour at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Brune,
400 K street. 1t is hoped large number
will come forward for sweet Charitys sake.
THE LECTURE BENEFIT.
Tomorrow night Rev. Mr.. Herrick gives
| his lecture ON Rome and Pompeii." Illus
trated by beautiful calcium-illuminsted
pictures. The entire proceeds-everything
church, printing, ushers, advertising, gas
ETC., having been contributed. The lecture
will be given at the Congregational Church.
DONATION.
The Hussar brass band will give the
sum paid to them for to-night's open-air
| concert to the Relief Fund thus showing a
| fine spirit of willingness to aid.
DANCING FOR SWEET CHARITY.
A ball was given at Turner Hall on Fri
day evening under the management of
Messrs Jones, Fisch, and Watson, for the
| benefit of the Pennsylvania food sufferers.
| The use of the hall and the electric lights
for the occasion were generously donated
| to the good cause. A very pleasant evening
was spent by the dancers and the enter.
prise netted S17l 10. which was added to
the fund handled by the RECORD UNION.
THEIR FOLKS ALL SAFE.
The Messrs Devln of this city, who had
been unable to hear from their Johustown
relatives since the disaster, yesterday re-
ceived the following telegram
| TYRONE pa. June Sth.
| In Tyrone all right. Folks in Johnstown safe
| but property all swept away.
| MAGGIE FARRELL.
The uncle of the Messrs. Devlin was quite
well-to-do before the terrible visitation upon