Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

st. Paul Church Society, which now rents
and occupies the church edifce known as the
Grace Church property, to take steps looking
TO its purchase. It was resolved to make the
purchase, if sufficient money can be raised
by subscription to make cash payment there
for and leave the society free from debt
The following committee was appointed to
make canvass to raise money for this pur-
pose: A A Van VOORHEES,, w. A. Hough-
ton, B. ID. Kennedy, j. II. Carroll, DR.. J. L,
Montgomery, Il. o. Cravens, James j.. Eng
hsh. A committee consisting of b. d. Ken
needy, w. A. Houghton and w. B. Maydwell
has also been appointed to see what arrange
ments can be made to purchase the property
from the Directors of the Peoples Bank.
who low hold the title. The ladies of the
Guild were also requested to appoint COM
mittee at their next weekly meeting to solicit
subscriptions for rector's salary and other
church expenses for the coming year, to avoid
contracting any debt.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Satur-
day, judgment was passed upon w. O'Neil,
for battery, and he is required to pay fine
Of $G2 30. The charges of battery against
= Maran were dismissed upon request of the
prosecuting witness. NJ. Shawl was fined 81
and costs for disturbing the peace, and J.
Morrison the same amount for battery. J ohm
Roach was fined S. for being caught drunk.
John Kane, alias Scotty," was examined
upon charge of petty larceny, and was dis
charged as innocent of the charge. The case
of X. Biggs, for disturbing the peace, was
continued until tomorrow, and the case of
All Kee, for the same charge was continued
till to-day. The cases for robbery against
Charles King, Martin Molloy. Frank Clark,
John Haggerty and Joseph Williams were
also before the Court and occupied the greater
part of the day ; all were held to answer to
the Superior Court in the sum of 81, 600 each,
except King, whose case was taken under
Amusement till to-day.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
since last report 10 of wood, l of wheat,
of lime, of iron, of hogs, 2 of -four, of
wool, OF lumber, of grapes, of bolts,
of nails. 2 of apples, of coal, l of ground
barley, 3 of wheels, of salmon, l of car
materials, l of barley, 8 of coal oil, of
? of canned fruit Also, the following
through carloads East were forwarded: q
Of barley, 2 Of quicksilver, of whalebone,
% of wool, of merchandise of wine, l Of
honey, 4 of hops, l of currants, 8 of sugar,
of green fruit, OF salmon, of beans, l of
canned fruit, of prunes, of champagne,
OF water pipe, l Of hides, l of borax, of
rails.
INJURED.-George Meller, who makes
cement pipes, patent stone fues, etc., at
Tenth and @ streets, was on Saturday driv-
ing along Eleventh street with a load of
goods from his factory, when near the corner
of z street a runaway team belonging to G.
a Ill o,ll1 lal
shock overturned AIeller's wagon and threw
some of the heavy material in the vehicle
upon him. Meller is large and heavy man,
and the fall, together with the descent of the
pipes upon him, injured him very severely.
Among his other injuries ne suffered dislo-
cation of the knee joint. He was conveyed
to the residence Of his son on Q street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, and is receiving
every care and attention.
OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Saturday evening
Mrs NJ. a. Alsip, Lodge Deputy, installed the
officers of Sloan Lodge, No. 2. 1. o. G. T,
for the current quarter. as follows w. G. t,
John H. McCaughan w. K. H. s., Hattie
Ackley W; L. II. S., Mrs. F: Risdon !;
w. V. L, Mrs. Jessie Storch; w. Chap,
Mrs. C. ?. Huntoon w. s., Henry NJ.
Landes w. A. s., Katie Johns w. f. s.,
J. NJ. Haight; W. T., L. c. Chandler w.
NJ, w Forbes w. d. NJ, frankie Van
dercook; w. L G., Mrs. r. Rider w. o e.,
Frank II. Kiefer p w. G.. T., DIR. w. y.
Thrailkill. After the installation refresh
ments were served, and speeches for the cause
were made.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
4th For Adams, Mcneil & Co., packages
L T. %
Locke, Lavenson Il Co., ] case dry goods !;
Weinstock 4 Lubin, IL cases boots; c. H
Stevens, 1 case dry goods; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co. % plates iron, 200 kegs nails
Standard Oil Company, go cases oil w. A.
& Q. s. Houghton, 8 boxes paper; Hall,
I.uhrs & Co, "a barrels hams; LindleY &
Co., so b lxes Goldfish, ID cases bacon.
WORSHIP OF ANCESTORS. sly esterday fore
ries were holding street meeting at the cor
ner of Third and l streets, one of the listen
ers became greatly incenseo because the mis-
sionary spoke against worshiping ancestors.
One Chinaman picked up large stone, and
was about to reduce the number of Christian
Chinese when he was prevailed upon to desist.
He finally laid down his weapon, but told the
speaker that il he was out in the country he
would bs "killed this day, sure"
FLOOD AT THE CAPIToL.-Some one left a
water.faucet in the standing basin of the
Assembly Sergeant Arms room at the
CAPITOL. open on Friday night, and as a
result the room and the Controllers business
ofhce below were both flooded before mora
ing. The damage is by no means inconsider-
able. and it will be some time before the
rooms can be thoroughly dried out, the dam
aoed carpets replaced, and the wall surfaces
be restored to their original condition.
Nor ArpRRHENDED.-Upon the arrival Of
officers jackson and Lee at Rocklin on Sat
urday, it proved that the man who had been
arrested there as Ed. G. Muir, who escaped
from the city jail on Friday nipht, was not
tbe man waited. and he is still at large. Muir
was seen to Jump upon the train, but it was
founa the next informing by the tracks OF his
stacking feet that he simply passed through
between the cars, and after going TO his home
in Washington departed.
RIFLE SHeoTISG.-At the regular monthly
sboot;nu of the Sacramento Rife Club, held
at SCOTS ranch. yesterday, the following
score was made: Circle Target IF. Knaner
1OI points, A Ackerman 100. + Rnhstaller
as F Halter 81, +. Schiller 30. O. Hartig 80
Efau TARGET. 1NunStaileE " hagS- y. 1AS'
herman Is. +. Halter Ii, O. Hartig II, i.
Knauer I3, f. Schuler IL.
RIVER OBsTRUcTIoYs.-In addition to the
INSTRUCTIONS to navigation at Fremont bar, a
difficulty is now also being experienced at the
Six.mile bar, which is Elk miles above Sacra-
mento.
TRApy- MARK.-There was 6led on Safur.
d.v with the Secretary of State the claim OF
Kane. O'Leary & Co. to the Morning Glory
old Bourbon trademark.
DRap AGA1S.-The State Democrat, pub.
Iisbed. deceased and resurrected several
times in this city, has again given up the
ghost.
Tsrs WEEK is the lat opportunity our
neople will have Of purchasing from the
Wilson goods.
orp HUNDRED PIECES ASSORTED DRESS
Goops. half WOOL reduced to 12i cents yard,
At r. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
ALI SILK HASDKERcHIEFs for % cents, at
T. Bien,s. Eighth and streets.
Rams suitable for all kinds'of fancy work.