Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-12


bury, 81; James Gilman, 81 /; Baker & Ham
ilton, 81 so Jacob Hoehn, "a; Whittier,
Fuller & Co., $40 10; w. a. Dewey, 500 !;
Quong, Ri 10y es al, 500; W. f. Frazer,
81 CO.
The Board then adjourned.
ENTERTAINMENTS Tho ladies of the Con-
gregational Church bsgan yesterday series
of lunches and entertainments at the church
parlors. A luncheon-with New England
dishes if dezired-after "ye good olde style :"
was spread from - noon TO P. NJ, and from
5 to 7 P. and served for a very small
charge. The rooms have been handsomely
decorated, and one of the parlors is allotted
to young paople and one to their elders, thus
accommodating the sociability of the affair to
individual and companionship tastes. In the
main hall in the evening very enjoyable
programme was followed. 1t opened with a
trio, Symphonic Concerto" by Dancla,
arranged by Ernst for flute, violin and piano,
and was played by J. +. Cooper, B. Ball and
Miss Lizzie Griffin. Then followed resd-
ing by Mrs. n. q. White handsome
tableaux, The Forced Prayer and the
Willing Prayer ;" vocal solo, by Mrs.
Charles P.nkham tableaax, 1.-THE Wise
and Foolish Virgins vocal solo. by Miss
Jennie Woods; piano solo, by Prof, Fleissner.
To-day lunches win be spread at the hours al
ready named, and as the viands are all home
made and the choicest, the tables served by
well-lznown ladies', should command a liberal
patronage, especially from tbs lovers Of pork
and beaHs, Christmas chicken pie, hot brown
bread, pumpkin pie and like substantial New
England dishes. To night the programme OF
exercises viii embrace tableaux. " Coming of
Springs" piano solo. by Miss Koibel; vocal
solo, by NJ, Bruaer; duet, by Mrs. Carter
and Mr.. Buchanan piano solo, by Miss
Gsrrish reading, by Miss O'Brien /; vocal
solo, by MIS-. Carter quartet, by Messrs.
Beaumont aud Crow and Auerbach and Bal
largin. Ths concluding piece will be q pan
tomime entitled The Search for Happi-
ness"
Police CoUBT,-The cases disposed of in
this Court yesterday were as follows The
passing of sentence upon Albert Mckee for
exposure Of person at the depot was con-
tinusd until to-day to give time for the ascer-
tainment of further facts; the examination
of All Moon upon charge of burglary was
concluded and defendant discharged upon the
ground that the evidence was insufficient to
make conviction probable; Il. Wright, the
"pencil man." was tried, found guilty CT
vagrancy and sentenced to term of sixty
days in the County Jail; Billy Wilson was
tried and convicted of petit larceny. stealing
SlS from Charles Colehower, who was
recently tried in the Superior Court for bur-
glary Wilson was fined S100, and in default
OF payment was sent to the County Jail for
term Of 100 days; the charge Of disturbing
the pace against Wilson and Colehower, was
heard and dismissed Ned Dunn failing to
appear to answer to the charge Of disturbing
> ,n III lz,,cg=E ~ 1orforad
forfeited the cases against Thomas Hsdley,
two cases ct disturbing the peace. and the
one against Daniel Carr, for battery, were
continued for hearing to-day.
TEAcHERs' EXAMINATION. = The City
Board of Examination will meet in the
assembly,room Of the Sacramento Grammar
School at 8 o'clock this morning. to examine
applicants for city teachers certificates in the
Sacramento School Department. Each APP
plicant mist pay an application fee of 81,
and must have fled a notice of intention to
become an applicant with the Superintendent
of City Schools rs early as the 10sh instant.
Applicants who are not present promptly
this morning ct the time named win not be
included in the list CT applicants.
APPROXIMATION WANTED.-Frank E. Hol-
land, by occupation printer, aged 20 years,
left New York for Sacramento on the 9Th of
June last He has not yet arrived, and as he
was of good, steady habits his friends are
becoming exceedingly anxious about him and
fear he has been the victim of foul play. Any
one having any knowledge in reference to him
would confer grateful favor by informing
his mother, Mrs L. Holland, who resides in
this city.
s,,,-- , T,rr-rx c~rcp 7 oooI ,f1;oa.,
Martin yesterday arrested, upon warrant,
A Johns, upon charge made by Ed Weld
rich. of stealing Jockey stick belonging TO
the latter. Iohus claims that the article in
question is his own individual property that
consequently he did not steal it, and that be
will SO prove couclusiyely upon trial of his
case. Weidrich goes one better to the con-
trarY.
SEVERE INJURT.-OHver Costello, an old
man FIR long time an inmate of the County
Hospital, fell through the trestle of the rail
road at Tenth and r streets this afternoon at
about P. NJ, and sustained a fracture Of the
neck Of the left thigh bone. The old man
had been in the city visiting his friends and
was on his way back TO the Hospital when
he met with the accident.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The only freight
that passed Ogden for this city on the 9th inst.
was For Wsterhouse & Lester, car lum-
Der, aud for Whitney & Marshal. IA iron
beams.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. 6. w. Chesley, agent
A WINE GLASS of DR.. Henley's XXI Bit
tiers taken before meals prevents and cures