Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-28


Many remained afterwards for inquiry and
personal conversation. Much more interest
was shown at the meetings yesterday and
last evening than had been seen before dur
ing the series. The meetings to-day will be
a MONDAY prayer meeting at the parlors of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church. from half-past u
to l o'clock Mrs Stebbins' Bible-readiDg at
3 o'clock P. NJ, at the Sixth-street NJ E.
Church. Mr. Stebbins will aid her in sing
ing at the opening. 1t will be the last Bible
reading she will give, and all ladies are in
vitsd TO attend. The services at the Congre-
gational Church, commencing at $50 this
evening, will also be the last of the present
Gospel meetings. Rev. Mr.. Henry will
preach, and Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins will sing
some special pieces.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For S. S. Nathsn, l case clothing
Weinstock s Lubin, l case dry goods, case
clothing, cases hats; Day & Joy. box ma
chinery Rothfeld Bros, l case dry goods F;
II. NJ Lukins, l. kits, 10 boxes and crates
fish; Hall, Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams; H.
S. Croker Co, 1G0 bundles paper: Booth
& Co, packages and 5 boxes tobacco Locke
& Laveusou, s cases oilcloth, ] cass brushes;
II. c. Kirk g Co, s boxes and tub drugs,
cases potash Watsrhouse IL Lester , barrels
and boxes hardware c. IL. Stevens 4 Co.
! case boots and shoes, l box dry goods
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., s bars steel,
boxes scales. I bundle hoes, 30 bellows.
boxes hardware, II boxes bolts; George I.
Bush, . cases, barrel and . casks lamp hX-
lures r. Stone L Co, , boxes hardware
Holman, Stanton < Co, ? bundles hoes, II
bundles forks, bundles rakes, bundles
e. I slT ~E-
Adams, Mcneil < TO, Il cases canned fish,
u packages tobacco; w. 4. & C. S. Hough-
ton, boxes and ! case paper; Baker & Ham
ilton, 8 boxes knives; ). il. PefmaD, Bros y
Co, l case underwear \. 5. Arnold Co.,
l box faucets ! box steam gauges; Gus La
vens0n, II cases shoes; John Booker, box
toy wagons c. j. Vance, case dry goods
Henry Fisher, case paper boxes; j. Par
sors, cases boots and shoes, l case glass
signs. , cases shoes; Bilhugsley & Co, 35
racks trays c. P. r. r. Co, box crockery,
> bales waste. I box machinery; George o.
Bates l. Co. bundles fork handles, boxes
hardware.
WooLY WAeGIsHyEss.-A colored boy on
NJ street yesterday had little fun I'll to
himself He laid down in the bottom of the
vehicle in which he was riding, and chirruped
bis old horse into trot, causing people on
the s;aewalks-not seeing any dr1ver-to
believe the institution was lndnlglog IN
runaway. Several persons at different points
rushed cut and risked their bones to stop the
apparently driverless concern, when the little
wooly head would pop up and inquire what
was wanted in the most innocent manner
IMAGINABLE. A woman who chased the
wagon about half block before coming up
with it. when she found she had been sold,
began vigorous search for cobblestoue
with which to get even. but falling to ind
one disappointed 8 newspaper iiend who
was chuckling over the prospect OF lively
item with stunning head lines.
WASHINGTON CAxNERY. - Two or three
mornings since, the weight Of salmon upon
the loo- of the Washington Cannery, on the
o2nosite side Of the river, caused the founda-
ton TO give way and produced loud report,
which made the people in the vicinity sup
pose there was smother earthquake. The
tioor went down te the ground, and one whole
side Of the building took lower position, and
came near being entirely demolished. Car
peGters were a. once set TO work repairing the
damages, and The premises are nearly ready
for occupancy again: lne business oil caa..
ming was not suspended IN the other parts OF
the works.
SABBATH ScH0o1s PIcyIc-The Union
picnic Of the Sabbath schools Of the First and
Calvary Baptiss, the Sixth-street, Seventh
street and Kingsley NJ. +. Churches viii take
place tomorrow st Natoma Grove. Baskets
NAV be lNft at any of the above-named
churches prior to the hours named in another
column, and they will be conveyed to the
train. Il j. also announced that refreshments
will be served upon the grounds at Sacra-
mento prices Tickets for the excursion. 30
tain will laaNrA a = IA
A. NJ.
Police CouR7-Iu this Court yesterday,
John II. Harris, battery tthe J-street cutting
ARRAY easel, dismissed at request of the
nrosecuting witness. Henry Harris, battery
same affair, and same order. Jos. Tromen-
schlager. disturbing the peace, found guilty
Judgment to-day. James Robinson, attempt
To commit robbery ex amined and case taken
under adyisement until to-day. Louis VIII.
Jams, tried upon charge OF vagrancy, and
found not guilty. Adjourned.
FREIGHT BY RAIL.-There were received
Yesterday for this city carloads OF freight
as follows: Two of iron, 4 of lumber oil
wood OF wagons, Of wheat, 3 OF stee
rails. Of fence wire, OF syrup l Oh 'See,, :
M niles ! of cattle and / OF oranges. Gar
loads were forwarded to the East: OF wooo
Of wine. . of coke, OF beans, OF oranges,
of salmon, Of beans, , of hops, OF rice
10 Of wool and I Of sugar.
AUCTION SALE Bell L Co. will hold
clearing.out sale to-day of F. Woodward
furniture store, Nc. 1925 Eighth street
fClunie Buildine) at 1880 a. NJ. The sale
consists OF marbls.top sdeboards, bedroom
sets, extension tables, bedsteads, bureaus
washstauds, tables, lounges, spring and tor
mattresses, feather pillows center tables
chairs, crockery, glass and woodenware,
COMMERCIAL. steamer Dover left fol
Colusa yesterday morning. The c. NJ. Small
came down from Msrysviie for San Fran
cisco. with barge Suffer, both loaded witt
produce and merchandise.
LINEN CoATs For men and boys-price
from IS 30 down to 80 cents. Mechanics
Store.
FyRN.MADE brown linen for busters at y
cents per yard, at Hale's great table sale o
dry goods.
CENTS PANAMA HATS, 90 cents, a. Re-
House.