Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-26

PRAISE SERvIcE.-At the Congregational
| Church last evening, a praise service took
the place of the usual exercise The church
was crowded in every part and even stand
ing room was at a premium. The choir was
composed of Miss May Milliken, soprano !;
Miss Jennie Woods, contralto E. d. Gran
dali, tenor; Goodwin Mcneil, basso; Mrs.
L. II. Berkey, organist The exercises opened
with an organ voluntary by Mrs. Berkey.
Then came Jubilate in T by Berg .invoca.
ton by DR.. Dwinell solo duet and quartet,
How OFT, Alas !" by Willard hymn
S21, to the tune Hendon. the congre-
cation joining; bass solo, "The Prophet ;"
soprano. solo and quartet, " Inspirer and
Hearer," by jackson; selected hymn "As
Pants the Hart" arranged from Rossini's
Stabat Mater; soprano solo, Esprit of
Love-" address by Rev. DIR. Dwiaell. He
spoke of vocal music as regular part of
worship in the church, and alluded to the SER
vices of the choir during the past year in
terms complimentary and full of sincere
feeling. The offertory solo and quartet
"Abide with Me-" La Favorita The
collection amounted to $40, and was for the
benefit of the organ fund Then was sung
the 339th hymn, to the tune Coronation the
congregation joining The Doxology was
then sung, and the audience dismissed. The
postlude on the organ played by Mrs. Berkey
was Hatton's Festival March in B fat The
exercises were throughout very interesting,
and excited much warm complimentary com
ment upon the music of the evening.
PERSONAL. of the Navy, r.
w. Thompson, arrived from the East
Saturday morning. He was met at this
point by Commander E. R. Calhoun,
Captain A. P. Cooke, Chief Engi-
neer Montgomery Fletcher, and DR.. l.
NJ. Browne, of the Navy Yard at Mare
Island. Elk Governor VIM. Irwin also ar
rived from the East on Saturday John
Mcneil went to Santa Cruz Saturday morn
ing for vac ation. George L. Stevens, Superin-
tendent of the Car and Bridge Department,
Union Pacific Railroad, who has been guest
of Ben. WEIGH in this city the past three
days, went East on the overland yesterday.
j. +. Crooks came down on the Oregon
Division yesterday, and went to Benicia.
L. A. Belcher of Marysville, G. A. Garter
and Charles Cadwalader of Red Bluff, were
in town yesterday Warden Pockman of
Folsom Branch Prison, aud Commissioner
Neff went to San Francisco yesterday. 2.
Dolan and r. Dunlevy also went to the Bay
Charles McLain end Judge Sutherland came
Mrs. Fred. Dassonville, daughter and son,
and Mrs. Nelson, left for Santa Cruz yester-
day for a months soiourn at that point.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court on
Saturday Jacob Schroeder, common drunk,
was sent to the County Jail for 80 days;
John Doherty was found guilty Of battery
David O'Brien was discharged, after examin-
alton on a charge of assault to murder; the
embezzlement case of Robert Mcclure was
continued till the ID of August, as was also
II. Almonds misdemeanor case p. Kelly's
case OF misdemeanor was dismissed on pay
ment of costs Nj. Harvey, violating the
health ordinance. and Mike Sullivan, disturb
ing the peace, were given till Monday before
trial; the passing of judgment on Conrad
Schepp, Henry Schaumloeffel, William Meis-
ter and +. Watson, previously convicted of
selling diseased meat, was postponed till the
9th. !.
REDEKAH DEGREE LoDGE.-The following
officers of Germania Rebekah Degree Lodge,
l. O. o. F., have been installed: Mrs. +.
Ebert, n. G. tre-elected); Mrs. III. Schon-
bachle, Y. G.; Mrs. S. Lang, X. s.; Mrs. I.
Hillebrand, T.; i, Wilson, r. S. N. c.;
Mrs. Trisch, l.. S. n. G.; Mrs Koch, r. S.
V. G.; Mrs. Schmidt, l.. S. V. G.; +. Fut-
terer. Warden Mrs. D. Bloze, Conductor
f. Ebert, L. G.
FUNERAL OF Mrs. TAYLoR.-The funeral
of Mrs. J. II. Taylor took place yesterday
afternoon from the Presbyterian Church, and
was very largely attended The deceased was
a daughter of James McCleery, and had
large circle of friends. The remains were
buried in the City Cemetery. The floral Of
ferings at the grave were profusely bestowed
and of rarest flowers and designs.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
22d: For Hall, Luhrs & Co., IL barrels
syrup; Adams, Mcneil 4 Co.. 30 cases
syrup; Huntington, Hopkins l. Co., 100
bundles iron pipe d. w. Earl, 20 steel dies
40 steel shoes.
BAT Cur CHALLESGE.-O. c. jackson has
challenged Frank Ruhstaller to shoot
match for the champion bat cup, which cha.
lsnge has been accepted and the match will
come off next Sunday at Lisle's bridge.
PRINTING OFFICE For SALE-The FL
Dorado County Republican newspaper and
Job printing establishment--one Of the best
paying country Offices in the State, is offered
for sale. Terms, s., 600 cash down. Apply
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