Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-21


Recorder Paper. Observation-Disclosures. l604 10
| Press Work. Recorder. .-........... -. 541 40
Building Association. .......... ........ 305 10
Salaries Observation-Disclosures. s $50 90
| Paid on Loans. Observation-Disclosures. sos IS
Travelling Expenses of Board. .......... rs 90
/ Type, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 93 OF
! Bazaar ................ Sc 81
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. 205 16
/ Binding .............. ................. nc q
| Repairing .......... ............... So 50
Taxes and Water Rent. 1853 IS
Hymn Book and Discipline ........ 500 81
/ Special Indebtedness Fund. ........... Is
Balance cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. is 2S
Total ............,........s ST, 800 90
The following is the statistical report of
! the churches, showing the location, pastor
| in charge, membership, etc.:
San Francisco-C. ID. Jimmerson, pastor
has membership of 95; Sunday-school has
a membership of 1903 church property valued
at S14, 900.
Sacramento-Rev. 1. n. Triplett men,
bership, AZ Sunday-school, so; church cost
| S14, 900.
Oakland-Rev. j. NJ. Wilkerson men,
bership. so; Sunday school, 10; church prop
erty, $500.
Stockton-Rev. R. R. Green membership,
IS; Sunday-school, AZ; church property,
So, 100.
Marysville-Rev. J. F. Andrews member
ship, Sc; Sunday-school. 20; church prop
erty three chdrches), 81, 000
Los Angeles-Rev. G. A. Bailey men,
bership, IL; Sunday-school, A; church
property, $1,000.
bership, 3D.; Sunday-school IS; church
property, ST. 400.
From the church at the Bay Mission, Rev.
! 3. Fletcher pastor, and that at Visalia, Rev.
! /. Smithea, no reports were received. In
ADDITION to the above membership are 10
upon probation and local preachers. There
are ten churches in the Conference. Three
! of them have parsonages. There are seven
Sunday schools, forty five teachers and six
Libraries The condition of the churches is
reported favorable.
Ga motion, the consideration Of the above
statement was made the special order for to-
day, Immediately following the morning houc.
Rev. DIR. Bentley, of the Sixth-street NJ.
+. Church, was introduced to the Bishop and
Conference, and by request briefly addressed
the Conference upon personal contact and in
diyiduaity in the Gospel ministry. He re-
cited the ministerial aud individual work of
Christ. Mr.. Bentley said all prejudice and
caste must be eradicated from the hearts of
Christians, from ali nations and denomina-
tions.
The Conference then, with singing and
benediction, adjourned till A NJ. to-day.
The Conference Missionary Society held its
o X
( dresses were delivered by Revs. Offer, Dor
sey and Williams, in regard to the missionary
work of the Church.
THE INCEST MAN IN THE World. -
There has been for several days past an infe-
licitous condition of matters under the roof Of
Patrick Quinn, who resides on Fifth, near 0
street. The difficulty was occasioned by
the unsatisfactory familiarity existing be-
tween Mrs. Quinn and - Brady, who has
been boarding at the house and who refused
to leave at the request and demand of Mr.
Quinn. The efforts in this direction by the
lord OF the house, as is stated by the neigh
bors, were not acquiesced in by Mrs. O.,
who seemed anxious to have Brady stay at
all hazards, but manifested an Indifference
as to the precise location of Quinn,
Day before yesterday Mr. Qninn ap-
peared at the police station and wanted a
warrant for Brady to have him carr led out
from the premises and disposed OF in some
manner but the warrant was not granted aud
Brady remained. Yesterday morning at about
Q O'Clock the cry of Police, r" murder, etc,
was heard at their residence, and officer Fred
ericks responded, and as he neared the door
Qiinn was pitched out in badly beaten and
DieeOlDB cOHOlJlOn, without hulrL or OtIer
covering except pair OF pants. A good por-
tion If the skin was knocked or scratched
from his face, and good-szed cut behind the
ear, where he had been stabbed was bleeding
profusely. Upon going into the house the
matter was fully explained to the officer by
the old lady, who said Quinn had been beat
ing her, and that Brady was not to blame at
all, but was ''the incest man in the world.
1t was evident that Brady was the one who
shot Quinn tot the door, and he was taken 10
hand, as was also Mr.. Quinn, and both taken
to the station and locked up. Mrs. Quinn
was also afterwards arrested by the same
officer and placed in jail. 1t has since trans
PRED that Brady, within two or three days
past, stated in a grocery in that neighbor
hood. while under the influence ot liquor, that
Pat Quinn would be got out Of the way very
soon, and then he would marry the widow.
1t Is possible he was being got out of the
way on this occasion.
ENTERTAINMENT. At the Westminster
Presbyterian Church last light the West
miLster Cleaners gave very pleasing must
cal and literary entertainment, with tableaux,
in which Mr. De zoe, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Allen, Mr.. GRAY, Mr.. Cohen, Miss Muir,
Misses Payne and L1ce, Mr.. Palmer, Miss
Powers, Miss Rivett, Miss Woods, Miss
Thompson, Miss Logan and others took part.
ANOTHER great failure in San Francisco
of the well-known clothing house of Hawk,
Love & Anderson, and c. II. Gilman came TO
the front with the ready bullion and closed
out the eHtire stock. He now offers you
fine diagonal dress suit for 50, all wool,
fancy Cashmere Suits. IS, 81, IS, formerly
sold for sl4 to SIS. Boys school suits, 4
No l. only So 30. Mems all wool pants, 81 so
to 81 50. These goods are now ready for your
inspection and purchase at the store the poor
love so well, the good old Red House.
An IMpeRrANT REDUCTION in lightweight
cashmere and cheyiot suits has recently been
made to close out remaining stock Of early
summer invoices and make room for fall
goods. Parties should now avail themselves
of an opportunity to secure excellent and very
rare bargains, as some of these goods are
placed at prices we can unhesitatingly say
that have never before been offered in Sacra
mento. Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors Me-
chanics' Store.
Why is it the Criterion is crowded from
morning till night? Low prices, fair treat
ment and determination TO leave nothing
undone for the pleasure and comfort of Gus
toners.
SOMETHING NEw IN TURBASs, nice in jockey
caps and neat in Scotch caps can be had in
the Hat Department, Mechanics Store.
REAL kid gloves, only so cents, at L. Bien's,
Eighth and J.
Now FOR EMBRoIDERIEs.-The Criterion
has just received another invoice, and prices
cannot help but please.