Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-13
BRIEF NOTES.


above given.
BRIEF NOTES.
Rev. DR.. Bentley, it is expected, will ad,
dress the temperance meeting in Washington
this evening, and the singing evangelist, i.
A. Stevens, will aid in the music.
The Boss coffee pot is being practically
tested and sold by Frank Kicker at Ala k
street, the advertisement Of which will be
found in another column.
M. S. Koran, formerly Police Judge in this
city, has been nominated by the Democrats
of San Francisco for Superior Judge.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mrs. Mollie Whey and
Katie Woods.
The Republican Sailors Club holds its
regular meeting this evening, for business
and drill.
There will arrive from the East this after
noon 100 immigrant passengers, including so
males
Observation-Disclosures W. A. Glassford,
Inspecting Officer of the Signal Corps, is in
the city, making an official visit to this sta
ton of the service. W. II. Atwell, of the
Folsom Hastate, was in the city yesterday.
Chas. Seudder passed through for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon. T. J. Clunie has
gone to Nevada, to stump for the Democracy
W. P Hume shorthand reporter recently
for the State Board of Equalization, left yes
terday for Portland, Oregon, where he will
engage in the stenographic profession in the
Courts. J. r. Glascock passed through
yesterday afternoon for Folsom. He was
accompanied from this city by VIM. Minis,
p. j. Harvey and Matt johnson, who ad
dressed the Democratic meeting at that place
last evening. W. b. Livingston, heretofore
business correspondent for Weinstock & Luz
bin went to Marysville yesterday to accept
a position with W. 7. Ellis, of that place.
Governor Perkins and Secretary of State
Burns have gone to canvass Humboldt
county for Garfield and Arthur. j. u. X.
Church has gone to the Sandwich Islands for
bis health. Deputy Secretary of State L.
H. Reynolds went to San Francisco. and will
be absent two or three weeks in Lake and
Mendocino counties. Hon. Henry Edgerton
has recovered the use of his voice and resumed
his appointments He spoke last night at
Suisun, and will be at Napa tonight
PHYSIOLOGICAL LEcrUREs.-Drs. (Mrs) A.
NJ. L. Potts and George E. Harrison are now
giving course of physiological lectures at
the Congregational Church. The course
closes on the Dist. Six private lectures are
to ladies and one to gentlemen, and six lect-
ures are to mixed audiences. For the whole
course they charge 81; to the evening course,
81 single admission, % cents. On Friday
evening DIR. Harrison lectures to gentlemen.
OF these lectures there is warm commenda-
ton by those attending them. Mrs. Potts is
lady of modest manners and pleasing style
of speaking on the stage. She lectures every
afternoon to ladies, and is pronounced by the
ladies to give satisfaction, and to impart to
them instruction in very clear and impress
sive manner.
FREE LEcTURE.-Prof. K. W. Brier of
this city gave free lecture before the Cha
tauqua Literary Circle, last evening, at the
Presbyterian Church. There was a good
audience and the lecture, which was on
Roman History, was one of much interest
and entertained the auditors thoroughly, and
led them to manifest their pleasure by COM
plimentary expressions to the lecturer.
AUCTION SALE.-F. w. Wilson. of San
Francisco will commence the sale of man.
moth consignment of dry goods from New
York, on Wednesday, October goth, at No.
SIS j street, between Fifth and Sixth, and
continue eaCH Qdy az Z anu Il ~
PLEASANT PARTY.-A pleasant surprise
was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. d. Stryker by
numerous friends, when several valuable
presents were given. highly enjoyed
social evening, with games and music, was
spent and refreshments served.
COMMISSIONERS Governor has ap-
pointed Commissioners Of Deeds as follows:
J. NJ. Barnard, for the Kingdom of Great
Britain. to reside at London Henry Seng-
stacker, for the State Of Oregon, to reside at
Empire City.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. -Announcementi is
made of Republican meetings, to be addressed
by Hon. w. H. Sears and Lincoln d. Wright,
ESQ, in various parts of the State, commence
ing to night and ending on the Both instant.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-A Democratic rally
will be held this evening at tie Metropolitan
Theaser, when Hon. I. j. Farley and J. r.
Glascock win address the citizens of Sacra-
mento. Speaking will commence at O'Clock.
POULTRY INSPECTION parties who
have recently had chickens stolen have called
at police headquarters to inspect the cap
tured coop of supposed stolen fowls, but thus
far no one lays claim to the police poultry.
REPUBLICAN LADns.-An urgent call ap'
pears for all ladies' of Republican sympathiet
to meet at Pioneer Hall at two o'clock this
afternoon, to arrange for the Forthcoming
barbecue as to certain details.
NoTARIEs PuBLIc.-The following Notarie'
Public have been appointed by the Governor
John Lambert, for Yolo county, to reside at
Woodland J. w. Turner, for Plumas county
to reside at La Porte.
THE RIvER-The steamer Dover, with
barge Garfield, went up the river yesterday
light, for grain.