Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-14

| mar5haled IN order and escorted TO flSbers
restaurant, where, by the dint of close pack.
ing and the occupation of the banquetroom,
restaurant dining-hall and all the side rooms,
some $50 were seated, while score or more
good-naturedly waited. The tables were
beautifully supplied with excellent dishes IL
variety, and were well served. There was an
entire absence of wines and liquors. There
were no toasts, but few words of welcome
and brief response on the part of the guests
| by Judge Henry. Shortly after II o'clock
the parting goodnight was given, and the
very large company separated with the warm
est expressions of pleasure and satisfaction
over the evenings entertainment, and pro.
| fuse in compliments to the members CT the
| Lodge for the excellence of all the arrange.
ments.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday, Charles De Long, young Indian,
pleaded guilty to the robbery of Thomas
Flanagan at Folsom. He waived time, and
at once received sentence for term of two
years in the Folsom State Prison. John
Riley, who was implicated in the same rob-
berry, and who is but Ia years of age, was
given until tomorrow to plead, when any
mitigating circumstances in the case will
probably be considered by the Court on ac-
count of his extreme youth for connection
with such crime. 1t was claimed he was
| led to it by De Long. George NJ. Farr was
arraigned upon an inform alton for grand
larceny, in which he is charged with having
stolen about $40 from man recently on
Front street. He stated that he had no coun-
sci, and was given until tomorrow, to plead.
| HOWARD BENEVOLENT AssoCIATIoN.-The
reports made at the meeting of November
showed 1S6 persons relieved by 738 dispense
tions. There were upon the books December
LIST, requiring aid, IS sick or infrm men, AZ
women and SO children, 164 in all, exclusive
OF transient relief. Received by the Treas
urer from monthly subscribers, Sl51 IS
from the fund, $500: from donations, $23 10
total, 1914 %. Discussed by the Treasurer,
1st, $lS7 GO. Claims were audited to the
amount of S526 3D. Total amount of iu-
dsbtedness, $632 80. The public will be
asked to assist the Towards by benefit,
after the holidays, probably early in Janu-
airy. For notice of donations received see
another column.
WINTER QUARTERs.-Judge Henry assigned
two more individuals yesterday to winter
quarters at the County Jail. with express
permission for Shellars to operate with them
at his hearts content at cleaning mud from
the street crossings. One of them, j. W.
Findley, goes for term of one hundred days
for indecent exposure of person. The other,
Ed Gaines, is the colored gemen that tried
the experiment, while out of humor with his L.
street housekeeper, of enforcing his argument
by throwing his emptied glass at her head.
He was found guilty of assault to do great
bodily HARM and will make headquarters at
the Jail for the next hundred and fifty days.
Both have entered upon their new positions.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For Booth & Co., 3S2 cases cove oys-
tiers, 40 cases canned goods; c. P. r. r. Co.,
l case merchandise, 6 boxes velvets; Gardner
Bros, organs Adams, Mcneil & Co., 80
boxes and 80 barrels oatmeal, 200 boxes can
dies, 600 half boxes candles, ID cases canned
goods; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 22S
plates iron, so springs, box backing, l box
hardware, box school states, box chamois
skins; Lindley & Co., 400 boxes canned
corn; r. Stone & Co, 2 cases horse brushes /;
Locke & Lavenson, 10 rolls carpet; w. A.
& @. S. Houghton,. l box books Gus Laven-
son, box shoes; Casey & Cronap, % barrels
whisky.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT TONIGHT. The
testimonial concert rendered to Fred kim,
the guitarist, of this city. will. take place at
Congregational Church this evening, under
the direction of Senior Santiago Arrillaga of
San Francisco. Several well-known artists
will take part, among whom are Miss Jovita
A. Ferrer (soprano), Miss Eugenia Ferrer
(pianist), Charles Sutherland, MIR. AIerbach
(bassol Senior NJ Y Ferrer (guitarist), and
Fred kim. With the quality of the enter
tainment to music lovers thus indicated. and
the large circle of friends which MIR. kim
has, unsteady and socially, in the city, there
viii, no doubt, be a full house.
PERsoNALs.-A letter received yesterday
announces the safe arrival of C. F. Klink in
Europe. MIR. Kliuk, it says, is visiting sec.
tions where California trees are being grown
| from seeds exported from this State, and is
taking voluminous notes on that subject. He
expects to complete his researches and re-
turn to Sacramento in May next. State
Prison Commissioner Chapman was in the
city yesterday. Senator Baker, of Santa
Clara, has been paying the city brief visit.
FREIGHT MovEMENrs.-The following car
loads of freight reached this city yesterday :
Twenty of coal, 10 of steel rails, OF wood,
| 7 of lumber, 8 of merchandise, of hides. l
l Of turkeys, of bullion, l of wheels, 2 of
granite, 2 of oil, 8 of barley, l of hay, ! of
scrap iron. Through carloads East were for
warded as follows Two of merchandise, OF
barley, of hides, IL Of wool, of oil, of
beans.
CoMMERcIAL.-Sinc last report the steamer
San joaquin No. 3 came down with barge
| Denbeigh Castle loaded with grain. The
steamer Varuna, with barge l.. s. Allen,
went up the river with merchandise and lum.
| Der. The Neponset passed with general
merchandise for the upper Sacramento.
MEASLES AT THE ORPHAN AsYLUM.-It is
learned from President Hughson, of the
Board of Health, that there were yesterday
morning fourteen cases of measles among the
children at the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
| One case had assumed serious condition.
The Others were ordinary cases.
MONEY PAID OVER. Sheriff Hebron
yesterday again paid into the County Treas
ury receipts from payment of taxes during
the past week, to the amount of so, 0S3 5o.
THE LINE of pebble goat, button and side
lace shoes, opened this morning by c. 81.
Stevens & Co., J street, corner Eighth, are
! the best value ever offered in Sacramento.
They are Philadelphia-made. and every pain
warranted.
UNcLEs Don't buy your nephews horns
and drums for Christmas gifts. Buy thea
something sensible-get them hst out of the
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
NrEcEs Your uncle don't need slippers
YOU gave him pair last Christmas. Get him
| nice hat this year they have them in the
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
Go TO CoopER's FOR ZEPHYRs Every
thing 10 this week for fancy work. just out
| Custom house.
DAUGHTER.-Just let your mother know
| that YOU can get first class Derby hat in the
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
CH1Lp's GENUINE PEBBLE GoAr, button,
to z, at 81 per pair same in lace, at W cents