Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-14

of it from the RECORD UNION report. The
Court revoked its order of dissolution and
the injunction was restored. The Court said
it would hear counsel at 2 P. NJ. as to tempo
rary disposition of the money in the hands of
the assignee. Mr.. Hart objected, and said
they should not appear at such hearing, as
the money was attached. Mr.. Freeman said
he would only appear on notice. Mr.. Catlin
thereupon gave him verbal notice, and the
proceedings ceased. The 2 P. NJ. hearing re-
suited in nothing material.
THE GOSPEL MEETING.-A strongly in.
gospel meeting held last evening. The seat
ing capacity of the church was exhausted,
and many remained standing. The half hour
occupied in singing at the opening of the
meeting was heartily engaged in by the au-
dience At its close the regular services were
opened by the congregation singing hymn
No. 80, 6 Wondrous Love" Rev. Mr.. Henry
of My SOUP was then sang, followed by read
ing of Scripture by Dr. Bentley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stebbins sang in duet, Along the
River of Life" After reading of notices
they again sang Behold What Manner of
Love-" DR.. Frost preached upon the
wondrous love of God" He said
that God was the greatest source
of love it is an ever-regiving source
der. 81, 81 A never-ending source. John
l3, ~ A never-failing source. Nal. 3, g.
Love is fundamental in all His attributes and
flows out and twines around those who seek
to implicitly do His will. Gods Lowell dis.
interested love, since His essential happiness
or glory cannot be increased. 1t is a mys-
tarinr,s love for 10 iouac ba rlo1-al<- N
only loves that which to him is lovely; some
lovely quality calls forth his impulse of love,
but God loves from His infinite compassion,
and would not that any should perish through
sin, but that all should come unto Him by
the means of grace offered and be safe and
partake of his love. At the close of the dis
course Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins sang, Jesus
calls for Thee" A deep feeling of interest
was manifest IN the conversational and devo-
tional after-service, and several arose for
prayer. Another meeting will be held this
evening, commencing at half-past Z, at the
same church, the first half hour to be de-
voted to singing under the lead of MIR. Steb-
bins. It is evident that those who wish to
obtain seats must go early. DR.. Deal will
preach the sermon this evening, and the col
lection for the Chios sufferers will be taken.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Hooley, Quin-
Ian & Morton's Big Four Minstrels were
welcomed back last night by good house.
They come from long and very successful
engagement in San Francisco. The troupe
gave Just as good a performance as when
here before and played to such rousing houses.
The Rankins were every inch as good
unsteady, but the spider-legged wit
covered his fortune with full panta-
Nln sokn
appointed 10 not witnessing the wonderful
tangle he gets his legs into. The Arnolds
and the Big -Four and Slaven were all well
received. Slayen has less of the new in his
budget than any Of the others, however.
Major Burk, the perfect drill man, APP
psared, and all the singers and instrumental
lists. The company is four greater in num-
Der than when here the first time. Among
the achievements are little Emma Schultz,
graceful juvenile, who sings well and
dances better, and won warm recogni-
ton at once for her pleasing numbers in the
programme Another new face was that of
Chalet, a ventriloquist, whose powers are al
most marvellous. He is better ventriloqual
performer than the one the Tony Pastor
Troupe brought to the coast, and he was
thought to be unapproachable in his act It
is exceedingly difficult to settle to the belief
that Chalet has no confederates beneath and
about the stage, but he challenges proof and
gives tests that seem satisfactory. The songs
,st evening w,r by Barney, Morton, Beedle,
Havcrly, Sinclair and Billy Arnold and the
chorus, sextet, with jackson as basso pre-
fund.-. Tonight a change Of programme is
promised. and the new success" entitled
= Fun in an Emigrant Car" a burlesque
on "The Tourists performance. as piven In
San Francisco. Scenery is to arrive for the
piece day. Those who enjoy negro Minstrel
sy and burnt-cork extravaganza will scarcely
meet with a better con pany than the one
now here. The engagement closes with this
week.
ORPHAN ASYLUM ASSOCIATION. The an
nual meeting of the Protestant Orphan As
lum Association was held yesterday afternoon
at the Congregational Church Rev. II. II.
Rice presided, Mrs. w. H. Hobby Secretary.
Minutes of the previous annual meeting were
read and approved; also the report of the
Secretary to the Board of Managers, and the
Treasurer's report. Eighty-three children
were admitted to the Asylum during the
year; sixty-seven have gone away to homes
provided or with friends, and five have died.
There are ninety-eight now in the institution.
The health of the inmates during the year
has been good, except during few weeks
from measles and whooping cough. There
were 100 pupils enrolled at the commence
ment of the school year. The daily attend
ance for the past eigh. months has been sixty
seven, and there are sixty.seven now en-
rolled. The officers Of the past year were all
reelected, as follows Mrs. G. w. Clarke,
President; Mrs S. +. Clayton, Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs. w. H. Hobby, Secretary; Mrs:
I. d. SERVER, Treasurer. Managers, elected
for two years-AIrs. II. G.. Smith, Mrs. 5. r.
Edwards, Mrs. q. w. Locke and Mrs. /. w.
Frat. The members of the Board holding
over are Mrs. Il. =. Mcfarland, Mrs. a. G.
Hinkson, Mrs f. A. Burr and Mrs. ii. ii.
Linnell.
CONCERT AND BALL.-The Turner Har-
monte viii give its third concert and
ball this evening, at Turner Hal,
with Professor Otto Fleissner as conductor
The following ladies and gentlemen viii take
part in the concert: Mrs. DR.. A. L. Bruno,
Mrs. George Hansbrow, Mr.. b Kerle, and
the Sacramento Orchestral Union and Turner
Harmonic. Included in the programme is
the -Four Baldheads comic opera, in one
act.
MOONLIGHT BALL "A moonlight ball is TO
be given for the benefit Of the new San Juan
school-house on Saturday evening next. The
object of the party is to aid in paying for the
school building, which has Just been erected
at cost Of about 500, and only FIVE or six
families in the district to bear the expense
Music will be furnished by Z. S. Grant.
CRY LICENSES AND WATER RATES now
due. Pay on or before 10Th instant, and save
costs.