Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-25

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The Republican Sailor Boys Club holds its
regular meeting this evening in Howe's Hall,
in Masonic Temple, Sixth street, commencing
at o'clock sharp.
The steamer Varuna came down yesterday
from the upper Sacramento laden with grain,
and towing the barge l.. S. Allen, also loaded
with grain.
Several of the Pacific Coast Knights TEN.
plar passed Omaha yesterday, to arrive
August 2Sth, among them E. B. Willis, OF
Sacramento
A carload of green fruit was sent East at
tached to the overland express yesterday,
consigned to parties in Chicago.
Maior-General Wright. U. S. A, will ar
rive in this city from the East by this morn
ing's train.
The Central Pacific pay-car will arrive here
to-day noon and make the monthly dis
bursement.
The train last evening from San Francisco
was about half an hour late.
SMALL FIREs.-Night before last tire
broke out about o'clock in Meister's stable,
between F and G, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, and person ran to turn on the
alarm, but as the key was not at hand for
the moment run by the fire department
was prevented by parties present quickly
ouenching the flames by the bucket method.
The Crescent City Hotel came near being
burned last evening. 1t took fire up STAIRS
from the cupboard where the lamps are kept,
but was discovered and put out before gain
ing much Roadway. AT II o'clock last
night an alarm was turned on at box 81
Hook and Ladder House-caused by small
fire kindled from hot ashes in fence and side
of a house on the alley between * and L.,
Eighth and Ninth streets. The fire was ex-
tinguished by the Hook and Ladder before
damage of any account was done. There was
a fire. alarm box within one block of the fire,
but time was taken to run to Hook and Lad
der House No. l, several squares distant, be-
fore the alarm was turned in. Chief Sullivan
urges that all alarms be given from the
nearest box to occurring fires, as means of
communication to the fire depart
ment. 4
PERsoNAL.-C. A. Lowe came up from
San Francisco yesterday and went to Viz
sinia City in the afternoon. Norton Bush
and E. H. Bradner and family returned from
Tahoe yesterday. Fred. Castle and son came
down from Reno. Rev. J. III. G. Bonte and
daughter have returned from the Bay. n.
d. Rideout, W. Fl. Parks and A. j. BinneY
of Marysville, came to the city yesterday.
Judge r. C. Clark has gone to Adams
Springs, T. G. Salisbury to Santa Cruz and
Mrs. a. c. Hinkson to Nevada City. J. Nj.
Kilgarif. G. II. Cummings, j. NJ. Milliken,
wife and daughter, P. Ross, Mrs. DR.. Bow.
ers. S. d. Smith and family have returned
from Monterey Bay. Mrs. J. P. White,
mother of J. f. Rhodes, returned East yes
terday.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Wallace Mcpherson, obtaining money
under false pvetenses, was examined and he'd
to answer before the Superior Court, with
bail fixed at 81, 900. Robert Scheimer and
Lmeback, disturbing the peace, were tried,
found guilty and are to receive judgment to
day. The case OF J. Shepherd, convicted Of
exposure Of person, was continued till to-day
for Judgment. The case of Jacob Smith, FOL
disturbing the peace, was continued till the
18th, and the two cases against +. DE Hondt,
for violating the sidewalk ordinance and that
recurring the destruction of weeds, we're con
tinued till the 2Sth instant.
A. NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-The 4. M. Z.
Conference met yesterday morning at the
usual hour. The report from the Committee
upon Admission and Orders was received
recommending for the itinerant ministry L
81. H. West, j. NJ Wilkerson and jenkins
Williams, and the report was adopted anC
they duly confirmed as such ministers. Iht
remainder of the session was occupied upor
discussion of the state OF the church. Las
evening O Conference Love Feast was held
with good attendance and much interes
manifested. The Conference then adjourned
till 9 A. NJ. to-day.
SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING
The Second. Ward Garfield and Arthur Clul
held meeting last evening, A. j. Senat
presiding, and John c. Green Secretary. A
Black presented resolution for the consol
idation of the two Garfield and Arthur clubs
of the ward, which was discussed by MIR
Black and several other members. The me
ton was finally lost, the majority preferrinj
to continue their organization, but woult
welcome the other club if they saw fit to JON
with them. The meeting then, after trans
acting routine business, adjourned.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.- following ca
loads of freight were received in this city yes
terday: Two of wheat, of car materials, l
of lumber, of barley, l of old materials,
of -four, l Of wood. of furniture, l of WAC
ons, Of ice, of canned fruits, l OF wheel
and l of wine. Through car loads were ais
forwarded East as follows One OF merchan
disc, 2 of canned fruit, 4 of wool, of bar
lev, l of coffee, of pickles, of tea, Q
canned goods and Of salmon.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The followin
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on tn
22i: H. C. Kirk & Co., case and 6 boxe
Drugs Weinstock & Lubin, ) boxes hats
r. Stone & Co, GO boxes blacking Mebiu
& CO.; % boxes matches; Central Paci6
Railroad Company, keg hardware; Hun
ington, Hopkins & Co., 81 boxes bolts, 2
cases sinks Z. l.. Craft, bundle househol
goods.
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN WASHINGTON
There will be a meeting held at the schoo
house in Washington this evening in Il
interest of temperance. Rev. IL. ID. Rit
will address the meeting, and there will
other brief addresses, interspersed with sim
ing.
MEETING OF DRAINAGE COMMISSIONER
The Drainage Commissioners are in the cit
and will be in session to-day for the purpo
of opening proposals and letting contrac
connected with debris and river improv
ment works.
En- ROUTE TO NAPA.-R. NJ. Smith. d
putty Sheriff of Plumas county, pass
through this city to Napa yesterday Wi
Mrs. Snyder in charge, who is 80 insane as
require q constant attendant.
ANNUAL ADDRESS. -Governor Perkins b
accepted an invitation to deliver the annu
address before the District Agricultural 4;
to be held at Petaluma next month.
FIFTY CENTS worth of artificial flowers
cents fifty different styles on the 0 &c
counter at the Red House.
| A1I-WooL CAsHMEREs, only 90 cents
ward, 40 inch wide, at l.. Bien's, Eighth
J streets.
THE best 10, Is and 20 cent dress goods
L. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
"IsrANrs' SHOES" at the Mechani
Store.
"Bors' CLOTHING" at the Mechanl
Store.
BATHING SUITS, 'at the Mechanics Stor
THE best appetizer out-Rock and X
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
HOSIERY, splendid bargains. at the /
House.
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