Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08


fnoncisi refi,rns in a number of places falling
off oJy;pr to the debris question, ls teHuing
70 dsnvsciste values at present, sutlclahb TO
feet combinations. However, the general
| income shows gain over that CT last year
He reported twenty-eight cnurches AID
twenty-seyen parsonaSes; Inc eeoG IN ag-
e,rsgafe il quite large. The spiritual inter-
ezt he reported good and steadily increasing.
THESE ministers were called and their charac-
teTs passed and they made reports: Robert
Bentley, d. Deal, S. G. Elliott, S. H. Todd,
G. o. Ash. J. i. Mann, Wesley Peck (no
reportl. T.. H. King, w. S. Corwin. G. r.
Stanley, A. K. Crawford, B. +. Taylor, j.
A. Bruner mo report, NJ. Woodward mo re-
port), a. r. Sheriff mo report, E. Jacka, j.
II. Jones, a. Holbrook, J. Appleton, S. Kin
ney, B. T. Rhoades
The Secretary called over the list of COM
mittees, and the hours Of their meeting were
noticed, and at y noon the Conferences adj
journed after ordering a special session at
P. NJ. at the same hour the Bishop met the
presiding elders at the Hotel Largham.
The Conference reassembled at p N,
Rev. c. V. Anthony in the chair. The Con
ference then entered upon the regular statls-
teal call. and the reports were made for the
Conference Stewards and the Missionary
Treasurer, the Statistical Secretary, Com
mittee On Education, Committee on Freed
mans Cause, Treasurer of Conference, Sun
day school Union, Tract Committee, Church
Extension oocisty, Bible Cause COMMITTEE.
Each report was inclossd in separate en-
velope, and TIE money for each lnciosed
therein and the envelope sealed. Inc Con-
terence then rose.
At $50 devotional service was held IN
Kingsley Chapel.
At 1880 a large audience assembled in the
Sixth-street Church, when Rev. .. L. Need
ham preached sermon. His text was from
the narrative Of Jonathan and DAVID. and the
words: There Is no restraint to the Lord
by many or by few" The thought OF the
sermon was that strength does not necessarily
reside in numbers or Iuultitudes, but rather
in the spirit that actuatss the force employed
He drew largely on historical parallels to
illustrate the theme The sermon was an
earnest. eloaueut and well-receired effort.
The Conference will meet FOR business at
A. n to-day From 7:45 to $40 a. N. there
will be prayer meeting IN the church.
At 3 ?. II. educational anniversary, with
addresses by ". G. Damon. c. II. After
bach and c. G. Stratt9n. At 1880 P N. mis-
sionarv anniversary, with addresses By Geo.
| Woodruff, Bishop Harris and Others
Al these meetings every evening this week
there will be services in Kingsley Chapel, ON
Eleventh street, between II and l, from 6
to 1:15, for the promotion of the experience
of entire saucti6cation. Mr.. Werth very
request, sing solos, accompanied on the organ
by Miss Amelia Bohl.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the 4sh For Weinstocf & Lubin, case
hosiery Lindley Il Co., % tierces hams; L.
Elkus, l box handkerchiefs Adams, Mcneil
L Co., half barrel and % kits fish Water
house & Lester, l case spol1es; A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., case hardware, box bolts;
Payott, Upham & Co., l case paper; w. d.
Co1nstock, 8 boxes chairs; II. C. Kirk &
cases brushes, 60 boxes glass, so packages
pals T. Harper, eases shoes; Capital
Hotel l barrel coffee; 7. II. Selby & Co, IS
kegs nails; H Fisher barrel and l case
confectionery Hall, Luhrs & Co., / box and
| l case cigars, IS cases hams; Schroer BIOS,
barrels crackers; ]. f. Cooper, l box wal
nut S J. Nathan & Co, cases clothing
Locke 4 ,Laynenson, u bales carpet; S. lip
man & Co., . cases dry goods, 3 cases quilts;
E. Lyon 4 Co, l case underwear, cases
hosiery; Hale Bros & Co., bale cotton
goods Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 8 boxes
hardware, y wheelbarrows. II boxes bolts,
bundles beltirg, bundles hose, 8 boxes
screws, boxes and package ak handles.
boxes cartridges, cases axes W. A. 4 C. S.
Houehton, boxes stationery; 9. I. Bush, l
barrel fixtures.
NATIVE SoYs' ExCURsIoy.-A party, con-
sisting Of the following-named members Of
Parlor No 2, \. S. G. w, of oakland, will
arrive in this city this evening and viii. in
conjunction with Sacramento Parlor, No 8,
attend tha celebration of Admission Day at
MaYysvile tomorrow. The visiting members
are Henry Trevor, J. J. Maggie, Robert B.
Tappan, w. Holtz, l.. Schroeder, Ed. H.
Mcmillan, Frank McWilliams. Morris Sizes
bul5el, L. Wioneuberg VIM. YerIineton, L.
p Cordan, H. Meyer Myles ODonnell L.
3. Hundey, c. F. Hampel, Joseph Becht
and J. Howell also f. J. Higgins and Thos.
H. Harold, of California Parlor, Nc. l, of
San Francisco
PLAZA CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The concert
at the Plaza will take place this Thursday
evening, instead of tomorrow evening, as
the band is to play at the celebration at
Marysville tomorrow. The programme this
evening viii be as follows: March, "Tidal
Wave; :" overture, medley; waltz, "Hol-
brook = quickssep Prince Rudolph :"
serenade, fMoonlght;' polka, "Minna :"
quickstep, Victorious" schottische, Dane
ing in the Sunlight" march, Memory; :"
eallop, "Iome Run )" Home, Sweet
Home"
JURY DIsAGREE.-The trial of George Mil
asich for the murder of Peter Morelli was
concluded yesterday. The defense set up
was that the deceased drew pistol, which
the defendant attempted to take from him,
and in their scufils it went off and produced
the fatal wound. The jury were ont until 10
o'clock last night, and then failing to agree
was discharged, and the prisoner remanded
for another trial. 1t is understood that the
jury stood seven for acquittal and five for
conviction.
ELECTED.-The Verein Eintracht held its
semi-aunual meeting Tuesday night and
elected the following officers President, f.
Dieterle; Vice. President Carl Meyer; Re-
cording Secretary, G. Bernhardt; Financial
Secretary, Carl Heinrich Treasurer, John
Miller: Stage Manager, William Kretsch-
mer Doorkeeper i. Reuter- Chairman of
the Singing Section, L. Knapper Trustees
DIR. =. E. Bruno, f. Breining, Chas. Schmitt.
Boy RETURYED.-The little boy, Rowley
Bryant, who was mentioned yesterday as
having left his home in the upper part of the
city and gone to parts unknown, was yester-
day brought to the police headquarters by
Constable Scott, who found him at Roseville
wandering about. He is only years old,
and yet seems to have acquired passion for
travel which entirely outruns his attachment
for home and parental authority.
ARRESTED FoR LARCENY. - Edward
O'Meara was yesterday arrested by officers
Levey and Brissell upon three charges of
petit larceny, for stealing from the Railroad
House, where he was employed, carver knife
and f3rk, and pair of slippers, which we're
found in the defendants possession. Other
articles are also missing, believed to have
been taken by him, but not yet found.
UNAccoUNTEn FoR-W. r. Knights, of
this city, left for Elko and parts of Nevada
about two weeks ago upon business, expect
lug to be back by the 1st of this month, but
has not yet returned, nor has he been heard
, from since he went away. His family and
, friends are anxious in regard to the matter,
; and have sent messages Of inquiry, from which
, it IS hoped soon to hear.
BUSINESS CLosISG.-A movement was put
, on foot yesterday to have all the banks and
business houses close up On Friday and Sat
j urlay. It succeeded so far as to secure an
5 understanding that business in banks and
= leading business houses will be suspended the
whole of Friday, to enable a complete holi-
r day to be awaited of by all.