Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-27

Congres Acknowledgement Easter praise ser
vice in the evening.
Methodist Sixth-street Church-Services
in church and Sunday school appropriate to
Easter.
Kingsley Chapel-Praise service in the
evening at $50 o'clock.
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Eleven A. N, full Easter service, also at 7:30
At the morning service celebration of the
Eucharist, and Bishop Wingfeld will preach
morning and evening. Special musical exer-
cises will be had as already announced.
Lutheran Church-Special Easter services,
celebration of the Lords Supper, and first
c,inl.. onion of newly confirmed children.
St. Roses Catholic Church-Masses at $3.50,
and 10:30A n. At the last service select
choir will be in attendance and take part in the
services with specially selected music. There
will also be preached sermon, subject,
The Resurrection. At each of the masses
on Sunday a collection will be taken up for
the poor.
Among the people of the Israelitish faith
gogue on Sixth street, to-day at 10 A. NJ, a
sermon on the Passover and Resurrection -
will be preached.
REPORT OF THE COUNTY ExPERT.-A. J.
Hopper, County Expert, reported on the con-
dition of ex Sheriff Drew's accounts, and pro-
nounced them correct, except as follows In
the settlement of the tax-roll of 1889 he
paid into the county treasury S26 20 more
than shown as collected by the roll. Included
in this amount was $50 26 on property that
should have been marked paid, but was mad
vertently included in the delinquent roll and
sold. This amount was returned to the pur-
chaser when the error was discovered, so that
it is now due Sheriff Drew from the county.
OF the salary as Sheriff during four years, at
Sll, 800 per arnum (S47, 200). he has received
in fees retained sI1, 9I9 Is, and warrants
paid him $50, 1894 81, making the total re-
ceived by him S47, 003 OF, which leaves a
balance due him from the county on account
of salary of Sl96 SO.
EASTER MONDAY CoNcERT.-The Com
mittee of the Seventh-street NJ. Z. Church
South Sunday School announce an Easter
Monday concert and entertainment at that
church on Monday evening. at which will ap-
pear Misses Gerrish, Milliken, Wilsey, Sid
dons and 0'Brien, and Messrs De Yoe.
Crandall, Putnam, Mcneil, Freeman,
White, Grove, Bowers, quintet from the
Turner Harmonic and chorus of sixteen
voices from the Orpheus Club. The concert
is for the benefit of the library fund of the
Sunday School.
EXCURSION To THE MINEs.-An excursion
train will leave here Sunday morning for
Marysyille. 1t is chartered by the farmers
and miners jointly, and is intended to convey
members of the Senate and Assembly, repre-
sentatives of the press and other invited
guests to Marysville, from which point they
will go to to view the restraining dams and
the debris deposits. The excursionists will
| be returned to the city at about sunsetof the
same day.
To Go TO ARIZONA week four new
engines will be sent from the railroad shops il
this city to Arizona. The fremen and en-
gineers will also be selected from among the
employees of the Central Pacific Railroad
| Company. Two of the engines were out yes
terday taking exercise ON the tracks in the
city. They are very neat and work with
great ease. Upon the sides of the tenders are
painted the letters IS. p R. r. of Arizona.
CONCERT TO BE REPEATED.
ment is made that by request the concert
held at the Sixth NJ. e. Church on the
sd instant will, with some changes, be re.
peated at the church next Tuesday evening
An entertainment fully equal to the first
one given is promised by the Managing
Committee. The proceeds are to be for the
benefit of the Sunday School.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS were for
warded to the East yesterday car load Of
barley, of rags l of fans, l of merchandise
and of wine. There were received here ]
car load of spirits, l of wagons, Is of wood
/ I ~ linn har > Of hor 5 :, =
l OF doors and sash, l of wheels, 3 of coal, :
of merchandise, 2 of sundries and l of ice.
CHILDREN's PARTY.-A large and happy
party of children was entertained last even
ing at the residence of Albert Gallatin. E
and Sixteenth streets. The little master
and misses were afforded every opportunit,
for enjoying themselves to their hearts con
tent-and they awaited of the offer mos
heartily.
PARTY AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE.-Lastleven
ing friends of Mrs. Marcus D. Boruck ten
dered her birthday party in the parlors O
the Golden Eagle Hotel. The affair was
surprise to the recipient, and was quite pleas
ant and social. A full band of music wa
present and an elegant collation. was served
ARREsTs.-The arrests of yesterday wer
All Wee, for battery, by officer Frazee
Charles Horn, an escape from Woodland, b
special officer Brissell and Constable Can
trell w. III. Chamberlain, misdemeanor, b
officer Frazee; Mike Cochran, drunk, b
officers jackson and Harvey.
DANCE AT THE PRIsoN.-The people q
Folsom had moonlight dance and picnic i
the Branch Prison Thursday night. Tn
railroad track has been improved SO that tn
train can run to the prison grounds Their
are to be several other parties and excursion
there this summer.
RECAPTURED. = Constable Cantrell. {
Washington, and special officer Brissell, yes
terday arrested in this city a man name
Charles Horn, who had escaped from tn
Woodland Jail, and has term of six month
to serve yet. He viii be taken there to-day
DEsERTER ARRESTED. William Fay, d,
serter from Company F. at Black Point wa
arrested in this city last Wednesday-fy
days after his desertion-by officer Dunlevy
} Sergeant Peterson came up yesterday, an
) returned to Black Point with the prisoner
FIRE ALARM-The alarm of fire from bo
No. IA shortly after o'clock yesterday mor1
ing was caused by the burning OF a chime
on ID. w. Welty's residence on o street, bs
tween Fourth and Fifth.
BOND FILED.-Richmond Davis, Notar
Public, yesterday filed his official bond in til
sum of $4,000, with George Lorenz an
Frank Clark as sureties.
A CARD.-MIss JOSIE SPENCER begs {
1 a1nouoca that from tb,s date sba nil h. 10,
nected with the millinery department ,