Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

freight tor Sacramento passed Ogden March
9th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., L case
hardware case hinges, 28 bales pipe; r.
Stone & Co., bale saddlery, 20 boxes ma
chinery; H H Linnell & Co., 1 lot of gas
pipes and retorts. castings and fire bricks
w. r. Strong, % bags timothy seed, s bags
grass seed II. A. Weaver, box and 3 bun.
dies printing paper Nichols l. Co., 5 pack
ages handles, l key and box washers; r. E,
Gogings, 3 boxes drugs, box powder; ID.
w. CoInstock, crate and box walnut fur
niture; S. Liplnan & Co., box and l bale
printed goods, box dry goods G. w. Ches-
ley & Co., barrels whisky; Van Heusen &
Huntoon, boxes furniture; L. b. Hunt,
care Lindsay & Co., l box cord Ad-
ans, Mcneil 4 Co., so pals tobacco
H. G. Kirk & Co., box drugs Red House,
5 cases boots and shoes, 10 cases hats; Thos.
Harper. 8 cases boots Gus. Lavenson, s
boxes shoes; Weinstock & Lubin, box
cloaks, 8 cases and q boxes hats, 9 cases
shirts, l case clothing Mebius & Co., crate
and Is boxes powder, 20 crates spice Whit
tier, Fuller Il Co., box molding Cont
mental Oil Company, | car of oil Blake,
Robbins L Co., 10 bundles paper; Baker &
Hamilton, 1 box gauges, 2 boxes hardware
Hail, Luhrs d Co., "a boxes hams r. g..
Terry Il Co., package paper; W. III. Il Il.
II. McEwen, / case childrens carriages
Capital Furniture Company, l box glass
Sarah A. Carpenter, box books; A. Den
neIy, ) boxes lanterns; Rothfeld Bros, 8
snuff, Is bales tobacco; Booth & Co., 9 cases
tobacco.
BIBLE REVISION MEETING.-At the recent
meeting Of the City Bible Society Rev. r.
Bentley presided. Rev. 1. Z. Dwinell spoke
on the history of Bible revision, and gave
of the efforts made to secure an accurate
copy of the original Rev. Mr.. Bentley
spoke of the revision of the King James
Bible and read papers in that edition and
in Tyndale's Bible. Rev. MIR. Wilkes spoke
of the necessity of revision, and pointed
out that the original was written in symbol
cal language. Rev. II. II. Rice spoke of the
present Commission that has the matter of
revision in charge. The New Testament will
be published in May by the committee who
have the work in hand. They consist of
eminent scholars in Europe and America,
representing the scholarship of the church of
the nineteenth century. Rev. Mr.. Anderson
spoke of the acceptance of the revision when
it shall appear. The meeting proved to be
one Of much interest to the audience.
NEW ALARM BoxEs.-Chief Engineer Sui
Ivan yesterday placed in position three new
fire. .larm boxes that were recently purchased
in the East at cost of $3.50 each. One was
placed at the southeast corner of Sixteenth
and G streets, and numbered 81; another at
the southwest corner of Twentieth and G
streets, and numbered 81; and the third at
Twentieth and X streets, and numbered "a.
The boxes erected yesterday are of moro
recent and improved patent than the others
in use, and give entire satisfaction to the de-
partinent. 1t has been found best to use
telegraph poles to hold the wires, except
where there are lofty buildings along the
route consequently the wires leading to the
new boxes, for distance of several blocks, |
are upheld by regular posts, where they are
less likely TO be interfered with than if more
accessible.
A NICE LEGAL PoINT.-In the Police Court |
yesterday the case of Woods ct al, charged
with violating a city ordinance which pro-
hibits hackmen, runners, etc., from soliciting
business in the railroad depot was argued on
a point of law. The defendants, represented
by w. A. Anderson, asked for an acquittal
because the ordinance has not been intro
duced in proof by the prosecution, but I. B.
Mcfarland for the prosecution, claimed that
OuuAs illlsoO tdENS JtotOidA AioL4OS
of the ordinances of its own municipality.
After full argument, and the citation of au-
thoTities by both attorneys, the Cour decided
the point in favor of the prosecution.
RAILROAD CHARrrY.-Recently a lady ar
rived in this city by rail, and soon after was
taken to the County Hospital in destitute
condition. She had with her considerable
amount of baggage, the charges on the same
amounting to $40. The railroad authorities
in this city, learning that here was a worthy
case for charity, and that she was In deli
cate state Of health, notified the general
ticket and passenger agent at San francisco,
secured q release of the charges, and for
warded the goods to the needy woman.
INCORPORATED of incorporation
have been fled in the Secretary of States Of
fee of the Alonzo Mining Company, with the
location of mine in the West 1'intic Mining
District, Juab county, Utah. No principal
Mace of business is stated. Directors-A. II.
Noon, NJ Goldman, NJ. Rosenbergen, G. G.
Conger and A. L. McGrew. Capital stock,
s10, 00O, eco, divided into shares of 500 each.
POLICE CoURT.--In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of r. f. Fitzgerald, charged
with an attempt to extort money, was con-
sinued to the 10th inst +; ]. Shelters, disturbing
the peace, continued to the 18Th Madam lie
Blanc, disturbing the peace, continued to the
18th J. Vingardt, battery, discharged Dan
Ryan, convicted of petit larceny, and or
dered to appear for sentence to-day.
STAR MINSTREL CLUB.-The Star Minstrel
Club reorganized last evening by electing w.
r. Hall, Manager; J. w. Ross, Business
Manager; George Whitley, Treasurer; Burt
Simpson, Stage Manager; Robert Little,
Property-man I. Conberry, Stage Carpen-
ter. The Club is composed of amateurs, who
propose to give an entertainment at an early
day.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = There were for
warded to the East yesterday 1 car load of
hides. l of lumber, Of wine, l of msrchan-
disc, of shells. of pelts, l of hides, of
salmon and of barley. There were received
here car loads of wood, of lumber, 2 of
wine, l of granite, of coal, Of sheep, of
horses and 2 of sundries.
SURPRISE PARTY.-About forty of the
vounr friends of Miss Julia Swift paid her a
surprise visit Wednesday evening, at the
residence of her father, Constable Frank
swift. on hLstreet, between Fifth and Sixth.
IT was an ENJOYABLE occasion, and all de-
parted well satisfied with the pleasures OF the
evening.
ST.. PATR1cK's DAY FEsTIyAL.-The Irish
Relief Committee will give a festival on
March 18th at the Pavilion, the entire pro-
ceeds of which will be used in aiding the suit
ferers in ireland. Extensive arrangements
are being made by the COMMITTEES to make It
a successful event.
RACE AT AGRICULTURAL PARk.-io-mor-
row at o'clock, at Agricultural Park, there
will be a running race for s20O-three-quarter
mile and repeat. George Bayles names
James Lick for the race and Thomas Jones
names Little George.
WARRANT IssuED.3The State Controller
yesterday issued warrant TO the Treasurer
of San Diego county, for the support OF COM
mon schools, in the sum Of SO. 319 16.
BOND FILED-W II. Bloom, Constable of
Franklin township, has fled his official bond,
with w. II. Frye and S. NJ. Galloway as
sur.ties.
MEMS NAVY BLUE FLANNEL OvERsH1RTs,
in seven grades; mems red flannel under
shirts, in eight grades mems knit under
wear. in all grades mems white shirts, in all
Grades. can be found at the Red House.
BEwAnz Of all limitations in Rock & Rye