Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

REVIVAL SFRvIcE.-In addition, or in con-
nection with the revival services in progress
at the Calvary Baptist Church, which are
being conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. Q. A.
Henry, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Than,
Messrs. D. w. Whittle and James McGrana-
han, the revivalists will arrive from the East
on this mornings train, and will hold series
of meetings in this city. At a meeting of
the PASTORAL Association of this city, held
yesterday, the following arrangements were
made: The singers of the different congrega-
tions are to meet with Mr.. McGranahan in
the Seventh-street NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening for rehearsal. On Sunday there will
be meeting Of the Christian workers of the
city in the Congregational Church at 8
o'clock a. NJ also at P. M; and general
public meeting in the evening at z o'clock
During the week there viii be meetings each
day but Saturday, at 3 P. NJ. in Calvary Bap-
fist Church, and at in the evening in the
Congregational Church.
RECOVERED BEFORE M1ssED.-A man was
noticed in Oakland few days since engaged in
selling bolt of beaver cloth at so low price
as to arouse the suspicious of citizen, who
inquired of the party selling it where he got
it, and was answered that he brought it with
him from Sacramento. The gentleman who
had thus noticed the sale, being an acquaint-
ance of Chief Kafcher, wrote to him to sscer-
tain il the theft of such piece of cloth had
been reported to police headquarters in this
city. The Chief replied that it had not, but
asked that sample OF the cloth be sent to
him. Upon receipt of it officer Arlington
was sent to all the dry goods stores to fn1
who, If any one, had lost such bolt, and
finally found that it had been taken from in
front of Hale Bros. g. Co., but they had not
missed it aud were not aware of its absence
until an examination was made. Chief
Karcher thereupon procured the cloth from
below and restored it to its owners.
RUNAwAYs.-Dan Reardon, book-keeper
for the firm of Wilcox, Powers & Co., re.
turned to this city yesterday from Vallejo in
somewhat dilapidated condition. He was
being driven, night before last, by Charles
Edgar from Old Vallejo to South Vallejo
with spirited horse, and as they passed the
engine OF train the horse became frightened
at the blaze that flashed out as coal was
thrown into the fre-grase of the furnace, and
ran away, upsetting the carriage in some piles
of lumber between which it became wedged.
In the upset and subsequent injuries from
trying to get the horse loose, Edgar was very
seriously injured, and Reardon was also badly
used up, but says he will soon be all right
again. The horse of G. T. Bachmap, in this
city, also ran away, and the wagon carried
away Que of the awning posts at W D. Com
stocks furniture store. No serious damage
was done.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Sth Hall, Luhrs & Co., IS barrels hams,
100 cases canned corn, so cases canned ber-
ries; Lindley & Co., 20 cases matches, 20
CAGES maple sugar; Booth & Co., 40 boxes
baking POWDER 10 tierces hams. 104 barrels
and 10 kits pigs feet, 81 barrels and 10 kits
tripe, 81 barrels and 10 kits tongue; A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co., / box saddlery hard
ware Thomas Harper, cases shoes; W. +.
Peterson, q barrels and boxes candy J. NJ.
Wiedmann, barrel aud box candy Whit
tier, Fuller Il Co., 2 cars coal oil; Hunting
ton, Hopkins Il Co, 10 bundles iron pipe,
barrel glassware, box hardware a. Meister
4 bundles carriage wheels; Elmer Bros, Is
barrels whisky.
WHITE MANS GovERNMENT.-William
Burns, arrested by officer Lee on Wednesday
for an upprovoked assault upon sickly
looking Chinaman, was arraigned yesterday
in the Police Court and entered plea Of
guilty. He stated he had but recently
arrived in Sacramento from st. Louis Mo-,
and gave as his reason for committing the
offense that he thought this was white
mans country. He was instructed by the
Court that a white man should be decent anC
act as properly and regsrdful of law and the
rights of others, as other classes of citizens
and not like cowardly tyrant. To make the
lesson impressive, the pupil was granted fifty
days in the chain-gang to reflect and given {
pointed admonition to reform.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases wer
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
Geo. johnson, Len Harris and G. w. Otto
arrested for battery, failed to appear, ant
their bonds were declared forfeited; JOIN
Ware, drunk, forfeited deposit of So
John Indian pleaded guilty Of drunk, ant
was fined So. "I4o" was out of funds, an'
will remain five days in the city jail as re
compense for his indulgence. VIM. Burn
pleaded guilty to battery, and was fined $50
He also was penniless, and was sent to tn
county Jail for turn of 90 days, unless " hi
ship makes lis way up through the slicken
beforsSthe expiration of that time.
New ENTERPRISE. = A company, to b
called the Cooperative Watch Repairing
Company, has been organized in San Fran
cisco, and fled articles OF incorporation will
the Secretary of State. The purpose of th'
Association is that Of conducting genera
mechanical workshop, and buying and selling
for the trade, Ia addition TO business o
making watch and clock repairs. The incor
poratOrs are Otto SIM, L. II. Lord, Leon
Raabe and Adolph Nordmann. of San Fran
cisco. and VIM. Faessler, of Oakland. Tht
capital stock of the company is s., 200.
INTERMENT.-The remains of Isaac Lob
man, former resident of this city and al
old pioneer, but who has for many years pas
resided at the Bay, were brought here for in
terment Yesterday Mr.. Lehman died las
March. and his remains are now brough
hers and placed beside those OF his wife, in ;
family plat at the City Cemetery. Man,
friends OF the deceased were present at th(
interment, and Jas. Mcclure, z. II. Russell
John MCNEIL J. Q. Coleman, l. William
and A. H. Powers, of the Pioneer Associa
ton. served as pallbearers.
INcoRPoRArED.- Gold Point Consoli
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company
formed for mining and developing mines, an,
doing a general mining business in this State
has fled It's articles Of incorporation, shown
the CAPITAL stock TO be 500 600, divided int
50 shares, The Directors are David Watt
.Jss. Bennallack, A. B. Brady, Samuel Gran
ger and 2. Fl. Paynter. of Grass Valley, Cal.
at which place the office of the company
located.
AUCTION SALE.-Sberburn & Smith vii
sell next Monday morning, at 1880, twelv
rooms of rev furniture, carpets. etc, owe
O'Brien's new market, 721 ] street, consist
ing of new parlor sets, walnut frames
msrble-top furniture, lace curtains and cor
nices Brussels and ingram carpets, mirrors
dressing cases, with Egyptian marble tops
best clipper spring-bsGs, bedding, pillows
mattinr, crockery, etc. House now open TO
inspection.
OFFICERS ELECTED. Washington Lodge
No. 20, f. and A. NJ, elected the followin;
officers last evening: J. n Young, W. M.
E. Glover, S. w; =. T. Ashworth, j. W
w. G. Fetch. Treasurer; l.. C. Jordan, Sec
retarv: c. w. Metealf, $. D.; G.. T. Ing
ham. J. D.; Charles &. Parsons and Georg,
L. Clarke, Stewards /; R. Collar, Tyler.
SALE OF REAL EsTArE-A. Hebron
Sheriff, viii sell at auction on the 2Sth in
slant. at IL A, n, in front of the Court house
the undivided half of lots 8 and 9, of tbs
southeast Quarter Of section 4. and the nortf
Ealf OF tAe northeast quarter OF section 3
township north, range east, ID ebediencs
TO ar eTdsr Of the Court.