Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

The United Brethren ChuIch are 10 uolo
revival meeting in their tabernacle at the
corner of Fifteenth and ID streets, until the
lat OF September. The services commenced
last evening.
The river remained nearly without change
Yesterday, being at the II feet and 4 inch
mark last evening.
The Governor has appointed L. A. Haucl
of Hamilton, Nevada, Commissioner OF
Deeds.
WoRKINGMEN's CLUB MEETING. = The
Workingmen's Club held meeting last
evening in Hussars' Hall, J. D. Yost, Chair
man, and L. w. Farrell, Secretary. The
Treasurer reported the Club to be out o.
debt and small fund ON hand. A resolution
to hold Workingmens Convention was laic
over one month, as it was thought the party
should not express its choice of candidates
until both of the old parties had made then
nominations, and then select and lndorse
from among those candidates such as main
tain the principles advocated by the Work
ingmen's party. This action was also
adopted in relation to Congressional nomlna
tions. j. d. Money was elected permanent
Secretary of the Club, and J. M. Mckenna,
member from the Third Ward, upon the
Central Committee. The subject as to whom
the Club should support for Presidential
nominee was discussed, but no definite action
was taken, and the Club adjourned.
PERSONAL R. w. Thompson left
in his special car with the yesterday after
noon overland train for the East. George
w. Winterman came down from Bodie yes
terday. John T. Cary iand wv. A. Hough-
ton started East last night. David Bush OF
San Francisco is in town. Misses Nellie
Clark, Jennie Lindley, Florence Mckune,
Belle Felter and Kate Green were brides
maids at the marriage of Miss Carrie Crocker
aud +. H. Green, evening before last, In San
Francisco Henry George was in the city
yesterday. j. w. Leftwich and family went to
Santa Cruz yesterday. S. Greenbaum, here
tofore with Rothfeld Bros, leaves for the
East to-day to engage there in business.
PROBABLE FATAL INJURY.-A very sad
accident occurred night before last at Scheld's
brewery, located in the eastern portion of the
city. While some men were unloading hay
from wagon to the loft of barn by means
of the unloading fork, operated by a pulley
and horse, one of the sharp curved points of
the fork caught VIM. J Barrett in the lower
abdomen, and before the horse could be
stopped it made ightful opening through
the wall Of the body. through which the intes-
tines protruded. He at once received medi-
cal attendance, but it was found that one of
the smaller intestines had been nearly sew
cred, and he lies in most critical and un-
doubtedly fatal condition.
SPRINKLER WANTED.-Bitter complaints
are being made by the residents in the vicin-
ity of Eighth and @ streets that that portion
has not been sprinkled lately, and serious in
quiries are being made as to whether the con-
tract has not expired. They say sprinkling-
cart has not been seen in that section for so
long a time that it is feared their reintroduc
ton may be opposed by the conservative res
identers as a new-fangled innovation not to be
tolerated without satisfactory credentials and
experiment
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday of wheat, l of lime, l tank Of
oil, II of steel rails 7 of lumber, of barley,
2 of wood, 3 of cattle, of granite, of ice, l
of nails, of fruit, l of coal. The carloads
East were forwarded as follows: of salmon,
l of hides, 3 of merchandise, 2 Of wool, of
canned fruit. of onions. l of honey, of
rice, 2 Of coffee, l of cement, 3 of sugar.
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING-A grand
Republican ratification meeting and opening
of the campaign will take place this evening
on Second street, in front of the U MON Hotel.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon.
Charles n. Fox, Hon. George A. Knight,
Hon. Horace Davis, Hon. B. j. Watson, w.
w. McKaig, Hon. j. G.. McCollum. Ar.
rangements are being made by the Young
Mems Republican Legion for torchlight
procession in connection with the meeting.
THIRD WARD AIEET1NG. : The Hancock
and English Club held its regular meeting
last evening at Jacobs Hall, at which there
was good attendance. r. 0. Cravens pre-
sided and I. A. Depuy was Secretary pro
ten. The meeting was addressed by J. w.
Armstrong, w. j. Collier, Matt. johnson,
z. j. Harvey and others.
AGAIN-Sufferers on Third street, between
j and K, are again earnestly inquiring
whether there is any law, ordinance or other
provision which will protect them from the
annoyance caused by the howlings-called by
the perpetrators singing-which nightly rem
ders the evening hours hideous in the vicinity.
BUSINESS CHANGE-The millinery firm
heretofore existing of Katzenstein & Brad
ley has been dissolved, by Mrs. Katzenstein
purchasing the interest of Miss Bradley.
Mrs. Katzenstein will continue the millinery
business at the same place, Of which she
makes announcement.
BOARD OF SUPERVIsoRs.-The Board OF
Supervisors met Yesterday, but owing to the
,,t ~ . he ,knl h,,,
acted, and an adjournment was taken till 10
a. NJ. to-day.
BONE FRAcrURE.-While man named
Mathauer was engaged in work at w. r.
Knights. Front and L streets, he fell and
fractured his right collar bone. His injury is
painful, but not considered otherwise serious.
The VERY LATgsT.-Lot flannel cloakings,
colors. pink, blue, old gold, ETC., at % cents
per yard splendid quality. New style dress
goods to-day, at 20, %, % and 2S cents per
yard. Table and piano spreads, foe silk
embroidered, at saving in prices Of from 81
to SO each, at the Red House.
DON'T PUT IT OFF and then chide yourself
for having been too late, but come at once
the smallest sum of money ever offered in
this market. Ribbon sale, at Mechanics
Store.
ANOTHER DowNFALL-Ladies'w white skirts,
embroidered, only 80 cents; children's white
blouses, so cents. These are job lots, from
auction, and will stay but short time. At
the Red House.
THE GREAT RIBBON SALE opened yesterday
noon with a grand rush, and all purchasers
were greatly delighted with the bargains they
secured A fine variety is still left to select
from. Mechanics Store.
THERE Is But ONE HOUSE where you can
get one dozen cakes of Honey Soap for 20
cents, ten yards of embroidery for 10 cents,
ladies' ties tsilk embroidered) for 10 cent?,
etc, etc.-at the Red House.
+. J. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all 6rst-class
druggists and grocers, Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
A QUANTITY of gents laundried white shirts,
linen bosoms and cuffs, only sc cents, at tie
Red House.
ODDS AND ENDS are not cheapat any price.
Call at the Criterion, and see their new stock
of embroidery.
WHAT DO YoU THINK of 10 yards of calico.
in remnants fur ~ cantsp Nnu can oct s,lch