Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dr. Pinkham led the song service. The
regular services were opened by the congre-
CATION singing Pass Me Not, Oh Gentle
Savior" Mr. 5tebbins also sang, by request.
Eternity" After prayer Mr.. and Mrs.
Stebbius sang IS duet They're Gathering
Homeward from Every Land, One by Ope.
Rev. Mr.. Hanson preached the discourse
from the words, " Behold now is the &C.
cepted time, behold now is the day of saliva
ton" He emphasized the fact of sin and its
insiduou5 working; that Jesus is the only
deliyerer. de illustrated the result of regen-
Grafton by comparing the sinner TO diseased
person, who Is cured by certain physician
That person viii recommend tbs same
physician to others, and they to Others,
each testifying of the healing wrought
in themselves, and of their unwavering
faith in his ability to cure others having the
same malady. Christ is the great physician.
and the only wonder is that men sick with
sin do not cone to him aud be healed. He
spoke of the habit of procrastination, and
hkened it to the search for the philosophers
stone. He urged each to consider whether
this is not the accepted time and the day for
their acceptance of the offer of salvation.
After the sermon Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins
sang very impressively " Almost Persuaded
At the meeting held by the Sabbath-school
Superintendents last evening it was decided
to hold children's meeting next Monday at
half-past 3 p. NJ, at the Congregational
Church A devotional meeting of the Chris
tian business men will be held in the Con-
gregational Church parlors this evening i'm
mediately after the close of the sermon. A
woman's meeting viii be held under the lead
of Mrs. Stebbins at the Presbyterian Church
this afternoon, to which all ladies are invited.
The one held last Friday was large and in
teresting. The Gospel service will take place
as usual this evening at the Congregational
Church, commencing at halfpast o'clock,
the first half-hour TO be devoted to singing by
the congregation.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10th: For Scho6eld & Tevis, 500 boxes
candles; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 10 boxes sar-
dimes, box cigars, % boxes condensed milk,
5 boxes clam 40 boxes canned fruit
and vegetables, % barrels hams, bales to-
bacco; Booth & Co, % boxes maple sugar,
20 boxes canned vegetables Lindley & Co.,
/ package and pals tobacco; Henry Fisher,
l box chocolate; Neubourg & Lagos l bar
rel faucets, barrel bung-starters Casey &
Cronan, l case cigars Thomas Harper,
cases boots and shoes j. Hearth, l case
shoes Adams, Mcneil & Co, ; barrels
whisky. 65 boxes and l package tobacco;
Mebius u Co, 10 tierces hams a. AIeister
& Co., bundle buggy reaches, 8 bundles
shafts 6 bundles wheels. l box axles,
bundles springs G. IL. Stevens, , cases
boots and shoes; a. T. Evans, 4S barrels and
10 half barrels whisky Central Pacific Rail
road Company, 10 bales waste, 80 barrels oil
X. Stone U Co, , crates Varnish / boxes
names, cases rubber goods G. W. Ali
mond, can oil; Holman, Stanton & Co.. ,
cars agricultural implements Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, is packages horseshoe nails,
| C0tfee-mjll, / crate and l box hardware, 2
boxes castings, 8 cases oil stoves, s cases files,
$50 bundles and bars iron 73 bundles and
So bars steal; Weinstock Il Lubin. ! case
clothing, 3 cases hats Billingsley & Co., 6
packages boards, l package paper, 6 boxes
clothes pins, Sc boxes cotfeem A. +.
Trafton, 2 boxes soda fountain fixtures l
box silver-plated ware. 3 copper vessels; w.
A. & C. S. Houghton, . buadles tissue paper;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 6 bales cordage; l..
L. Lewis q Co, bundle paper; s. Lipman
& CO., l case dry goods.
THAT BUGGY RIDE ADJUsrzD.-After the
quieting influence of a Sundays rest in the
police Jail. and the opportunity for undis-
turbed reflection, Chris. Borst came into the
Police Court yesterday morning and appeared
before his Honor He was informed that he
was charged with cruelty to animals; that
while on a bender on Saturday he not only
drove horse which he had hired az Basler's
in an unmercifal way through the streets of
the CITY, bus that he had abused the buggy
also by upsetting it and generally changing
its form The harness had met with the
same fate. His attention was also Incl
dentaliy called to the fact that he had also
treated the female who was his partner in
the drive in an unbecomiag manner by caus-
ing her, through the upset, to stand on her
head in one of the numerous ponds with
which the streets of the city are at present
infested, and that she was obliged to publicly
dance the racquet and pigeon wing in that
position until let down and released by a gen.
tleman who was passing and came to her res
cue u pom conclusion Of the statement of
the case by tie City Attorney, the prisoner
evidently realized the serious nature OF the
offense, and asking If the buggy could be
mended, said ne would plead guilty to the
charge of cruelty to animals" but he didn't
want that To include the woman. He was
sent to the cha;n-ganc for forty days.
PoL1cE CouRr.-Wi Russell was yes
terday fined 50 and costs in the Court for
battery; All Look, for keeping place where
opium is smoked, and All Tuck, for visiting
the same, with a view to taking a smoke and
temporary fight to the Celestial regions,
were tried and found not guilty. There was
no proof in All Tuclz's case that lie got even
a peep At tSe unknown delights, and this let
him out. Harry Monroe was fined s. for
violation of the runners ordinance, when the
official came around to Mike Morris,
who Is in fcr disturbing the peace, he
passed a. usual, uutil to-day. Chris.
B3rst pleaded guilty TO cruelty to animals,
and was fiaed $40 and costs Thomas Gin
hoo hoo r, I'll
ten day. William Kincada pleaded guilty
to a ow-lown drunk, and was fined s..
Louis CavaHaush pleaded guilty to having
lost his manhood by having become com
mon drunksrd, and was sent TO the County
Jail, and the works on Burns slough canal
for sixty days. w Is. Jackson confessed to
battery, and was fined 81 and costs. The
case of Mrs. O'Brien, for violating the
health ordinance. was continued until the
22d inst.
AUCTION SALK.-Bell & Co. will sell at
1880 this morning, at residence 1871, north
west corner Twelfth and X streets, all the
household furniture, consisting, in part, Of
one seven-octave upright piano, almost new
clipper lounge chairs TO match ; center table,
90 yards of Brussels carpet lace curtains
bed-lounge, sewing machine, stoves, crockery,
glass and woodenware, etc.
FINGERS Cur Orc. S. Butler, car
penter in the railroad machine shop, while
engaged in splitting lumber with circular
saw yesterday morning, got the first and Sec
ond fingers Of the lefs hand cut off at the
second joint The thumb and third finger
were also severely lscerated, but not SO as
to permanently injure them.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer Yaruna de-
parted since last report for Mcintosh Land.
ing, taking barge Granger with lumber and
merchandise. San joaquin No. left for the
bay with flour and feed, taking barge Mary
Ellen, light. The Dover has arrived from
Mcintosh Landing with barge Garfield and
5000 sacks OF wheat.
Boxp FmED.-W. B. Mcclellan, OF this
CITY, hiss fled bis official bond as Notary
Public, in the sum OF 5000, with james
Lansing and r. II. Wilmington as sureties.
ELEcruRR this evening at early vespers, or
the Postolfee corner, by the Indian Corn
Doctor. Operations at the carriage, free
Hemp CARPET, % cents per yard heavy
ingram carpet, 40 cents per yard, at the ket
House,