Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-04

upon the Whlmsicallty OF
woman.
THE REPUBLICAN RALLY To NIGHT
ToRcHLIGHT Professionalism ia to be
grand rally of the Republican party tonight.
It is to be held in the Metropolitan Theater
as the nights are now too cool for an extended
outdoor meeting. The theater at most polit-
ical meetings is seldom utilized to its fullest
On this occasion it is intended to
have ushers to see that the seats are filled and
not struggled over. The STAGE also, is to be
occupied, ard it will hold fully 200 people if
seated and to its reasonable capac-
ity. The orator of the occasion is Hon.
Henry Edgerton, the most eloquent speaker
in the campaign, and this is to be
the first speech he makes in this canvass.
Expectation regarding it has been raised to a
high pitch, and it is safe to assume it will
be more than realized. Prior to the speaking
there is to be grand torchlight procession.
1t is to consist of regular organizations, as
follows: The Republican Legion. Com
mander Post; the Sailor Boys, Captain
Shepherd; the Boys in Blue, Vice-Com
mander Daugherty. lip addition, it is urged
by all these organizations that Republicans
in ward clubs and Republicans generally will
turn out. They urge that on this occasion
every Republican not incapacitated by sick
ness or other intirmity turn out and bear a
torch, of which there will be an ample sup
ply. The headquarters for the torchlight
rally is to be at Howe's Hall, Sixth street
between X and l. streets. The Legion will
have several marshals for the line. to see that
it is properly ordered and that the torches
are all returned The Legion Sailor Boys
and BOYS in Blue will all appear in uniform.
The intention is to have the line move very
soon after P. NJ. Those to take part ought
to report at headquarters by P. NJ, sharp.
Delay In moving the line will seriously inter
fere with the meeting in the theater, and
hence promptness is insisted upon. The line
of march is to be from Sixth and K streets
up X to Tenth, TO j, to Second, countermarch
ON j to Fourth, thence to X, and thence to
the theater.
PROPOSED REPUBLICAN BABBEcUE.-At
the Courthouse, Saturday evening, we'll
attended meeting was held TO consider the
of holding a grand Republican
rally in Sacramento at an early date, and to
make it the occasion of grand barbecue for
all the Republicans of the county and the
surrounding section. George Cadwalader
was called to the chair and stated the objects
of the meeting. G. n. Post was then chosen
Secretary. The meeting was protrac.ed, and
during the evening the matter Of the pro-
posed barbecue was July discussed its plans,
cost, etc. Finally it was resolved to hold the
rally October Dist, and Messrs. Cadwalader
Mcneil and Felter were chosen a committee
to select the Names Of twenty fire persons to
act as an Executive Committee and conduct
the whole business Of the plan, and devise
ways and means for carrying it out. While
this sub committee was engaged in selecting
the names the meeting took recess, and on
the committee reported that
it had selected as the Executive Committee
these citizens George Cadwalader, as Chair
man James L Felter. J. w. Wilson, L. X.
Alsip, A Brewer Z. Herzng, C. T. Jones,
a. j. Senatz, o. n. Morse, Frank Ruhstaller,
Sims Emery, Israel Luce. I. NJ. Lindley, A.
Gallatin, Ed. +. Taylor, j. r. Watson, L.
Eikus, Ben. Croker, G. II. Cummings, Hod
Eldred, J. a. Woodson, S. G. benson, Chris
Green, G. I. Wheeler, r. II. Pratt. The
meeting then resolved that the persons so
named be requested to meet at the office of
United States Land Register Taylor, Fourth
and streets, at P. N. to-day, sharp. There
upon the meeting adjourned.
The HowARDs-At o meeting Of TIE
Howard Benevolent Association for Septem-
Der, the reports Of the officers showed that
during the month they had assisted $50 per-
sons, by 442 dispensations. There are now
upon the books, requiring more or less re-
lief, u sick or infirm men, 80 women and so
children. Received by the Treasurer, from
monthly subscribers, S166 80; from other
sources, S267 20-lnaking the receipts for the
month, S433 20, and making the amount i'll
the treasury, October 1st, S526 80, from which
the sum Of 1878 06. the bills audited at the
meeting, are to be paid. Through the kind
ness of Mrs. Croker the Art Gallery was
opened to the public two days during fair
week for the Towards benefit. Acknowledge
ment of this and other donations is elsewhere
made this morning. The annual meeting of
the Association will be held this Monday
evening.
CRY PAYMENTs.-The following payments
were made into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, October %: w. G. Farms
worth, cemetery dues. S121 so; N. A. Kid
der, harbor dues. S142 so: K. ID. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 404 25; Ed. II. Mckee,
school tuition of non-resi dents, etc., S42 80 !;
w. A. Henry, Police Court fines, $40 so !;
George A. Putnam, city licenses, S408 As I;
street assessments, S2,079 u; Henry l..
Buckley, delinquent taxes. $3.50 10. Total,
s., sol %.
PIGEON MATcH.-A shooting match took
place yesterday afternoon at Lisle's bridge,
between f. Ruhstaller and William Eek
hardt. the shoot being at twelve sirgle birds
at SIS side and loser to pay for the birds,
Ruhstaller to shoot at 81 yards and Eckhardt
AZ 2S The match was won by Eckhardt by
three birds, with the following score Eek
bardt, 1I101111111 0-10. Ruhstaller,
1IO1I00001 IL.
CRY FREE LIBRARY REPoRT.-The. fol-
lowing is the report of the City Free Library
for the past week Whole number of books
issued during the week, 6Si Of these 597
were fiction and Juvenile, IL history, bio
graphy, 10 travels, % general literature, .
poetry, 4 theology, 10 science and arts. Az
erage number issued per day, SO. Percentage
of fiction and juvenile. 81. Average number
of readers per day, DO.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. HAMILToy.-The funeral
of George Hamilton, shot by Mrs. Hamilton
on Friday last, viii take place this at ernoou
at 8 o'clock, from Coroner Vermiyas once,
oa J street, between Fourth and Fiftf,
THE country is flooded with circulars o.
auacks and their nostrums. Do not be caugn'
by these swindling vultures, but use remedies
which are compounded upon . scientific bass
| ma the Oregon Blood Purifier. introduced by {
| standard house. ". q. Kirk q Co., wnoie
L 70