Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-08
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Considerable excitement was created in
the'upper portion of the city yesterday by
little boy straying away from home. The
police were notified and a search instituted,
which resulted in the discovery of the urchin
playing in the mud few blocks away.
There are 366 names on the supplemental
register-many of which are those OF young
men who will cast their first votes.
G. w. LaPiere of Mayfeld, Santa Clara
county, on Saturday appointed Notary
Public.
There were four deaths in the city last week
and five bodies were brought here for inter
ment.
A wagon was stolen from East Park the
night of March 9th.
Two car loads of immigrants will arrive
to-day.
CHURCH NorlcEs.-The Chinese Sunday
school, taught at the Westminster Presbyte-
1ian, last evening held an interesting Sunday
school concert, with songs, addresses, recita-
tious. etc. The revival meetings at The
Ninth-street Baptist Church continue to draw
large audiences of interested observers, and
many who are much entertained by the ex-
hortations and singing. :. According to pull
pit announcements made yesterday, there IS
to be public meeting at the Sixth-street nj.
t. Church this evening, when speeches will
he made by the city pastors and others IN re-
lation to the revision of the New Testament
which has just been completed by leading
European scholars.
THE HowARDs. Howard Benevolent
Association held meeting yesterday, Rich
ard Dale presiding. Twenty out OF the
thirty-6ve or six active members and officers
were present. After full discussion of the
situation the meeting resolved that the How
ards shall continue in their work, and II
necessary, shall draw upon and use the 81 ,J00
now invested, but is not to do so unless all
other aid fails. It was resolved to publish
an appeal to citizens and to call on the ladies
of the city to conduct charity festival in
aid of the society. The regular reports were
submitted and the society adjourned.
CRY PAYMENTs.-The following sums were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing Saturday, March 9Th: By w. G. harms
worth, cemetery dues, s92 IS R. D. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 169 so; n. A. Kidder, har-
s32; George A. Putnam, city licenses,
1925 90 dog licenses, S14 40; street assess
ments, sS07 49, Total, s., 4is 30.
FREIGHT A1OTEMENTS.-Iber were for
warded to the East yesterday IL car loads of
barley, 3 of merchandise, 2 of ore, 2 of wool,
of coke, of wine, of salmon, of lum-
Der and l OF woolens. There were received
here car leads of merchandise, of hay,
~ of machinery, OF wheels, of wheat, OF
barley, of wood, of lumber, of boxes
Of iron and l of oil.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING. At the theater
tonight the Democrats and Workingmen
hold a mass meeting, and will be addressed
| by Senators Enos and Conger, W. B. G..
/ Brown, L. j. Clunie, and candidates for CITY
Offices. Seats are to be reserved for ladies.
PERSONAL Bruner and wife
returned from San Francisco Saturday night.
Elk Governor Milton S. Latham passed Oma-
ha Saturday, to arrive here March 10th.
LOOK OUT for the fine exhibition of oil
paintings opened this morning at 5l4 J street,
between Fifth and Sixth The paintings are
/ from the easels of some of our best California
talent. Examine them, they will speak for
| themselves. Make your selections and come
| to the sale Wednesday evening, March 10th,
when they will all be closed out at auction to
| the highest bidder.
| RECEIVED ONE CASE OF LAcEs. of the fol-
lowing brands, at the Red House Saturday
last: Point Brabant, Mechlin Point, Byzan-
tine, Maltese, Blonde, Dentille Duberry,
Torchen, Russian, Applique, Thread, Ysllen-
! siennes, Bretonne, Guipurs, etc.