Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-12
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE nowARpg, BENEFIT.

given to morrow night to raise funds in aiC
Of the Howard Is, assembled at tie Pioneer
Hall Yesterday afternoon, in accordance with
annouaceusat, but as convention Of Pic.
neers was appointed to be held there also al
the same t;ae the ladies journed to the
Grand Amy Halt on K street, which was
rendered them by Mr.. Dodge.
The mCe irg was called TO order by Mrs.
C. ". Cbesiay. President. TIE Secretary.
Mrs. Nandvils. presented various reports.
Slrs o. " Clarks was elected Treasurer
TIE subject as to the price to be charged
for admission TO the ball was again consid.
cred aad it was finally decided to change the
arrangement in this respect, 50 that the 81
tickets, which have been, or may hereafter be
sold, shall admit two persons instead Of one,
and that half ticket Cutting the regular
ticket c-ass751e in two parts should be sold
viii admit oue person. 1t was also announced
that there would be no free admission.
ine President reported that it was found
that the gentlemen appointed as a ccmmittes
TO sell ,le tickets were owing to pressure Of
business, unable to attend to that work.
After consultation the ladies volunteered 10
undertake tire task themselves, and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed to canvass
Tor sle SAFE Of tickets:
a.-4E1Ia SttAic I4llQl5yt IlaUlal mans n,
Mom-= Russell and Nellie Clark-The north
part Il the city, to and including 6 street.
Ms. " 3 g. Brown-H, from Sixth to
Fifteenth street.
Mrs j. B 3EcFarland-H, from Fifteenth
to Twentieth street.
Mrs q w Cnesley, Miss Amy Wisewell
ard Mss Agnes Clukin-I and J streets,
from Front To Tenth
Mrs. g. II. Hubbard-I, from Tenth to
Twentieth street.
Mrs. W. 7. Emory-J, east of Tenth
street.
Ms. George Safford-K, from Front to
Tenth street
Mrs. Y. D. Server and Miss Ella Locke
NJ. from Front TO Tenth street.
Mrs. Hah--K and l.. from Tenth to Fiji
tsenth street.
Misses Hattie Lyons and Laura Vein
rich-k, l. aud NJ, east of Fifteenth street.
Misses Mamie hatcher and Ella Kelly-N
street
Airs II. II. LinnelI and Mrs. J. W. Arm
stroug-O street.
Alr- q. NJ. Aartin-P, Q and R streets.
OE The streets running north and south
Hirs. 5. C. Mott was appointed to canvass
Front. Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth
streets.
Nirz- La2es-Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and
Tenth streets.
Mrs. b. Lyon-Eleventh, Twelfth, Thir-
teeutl, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Miss Laura Weinrich-The Senate and
Assembly and K, L and NJ east Of Fifteenth
street.
Mrs. J. /. Depnison-The railroad depots.
y. i. FOstar-The railroad shops.
The committees appointed to tell tickets
upon the streets running north and south,
east Of Tenth and between | and j. streets,
were also appointed to solicit provisions for
the entertainment.
Other app tirtmeuts were made az follows
Mrs. $. Q. Mott was appointed t. superin-
tend the cigar booth at the entertainment.
Mr. William Reckmau, Mrs Clara Plumb
and their aides win conduct Postofice, in
which an extensive variety Of missives and
documrnts VIII he found
Mrs George W. jackson, Misses Emma
Lord. May Terry, Hattie Van VOORHEES, and
Iva johnson were announced rs part of the
Ice Cream Ccamittee heretofore appointed
MissssJenlis McMenomy and Addie Wells
were aided to the gypsy camp Of fortune
tell1re.
George w. Stafford was selected az director
of thu ball, and for floor managers Daniel
Houshton, Goodwin Mcneil, w. R. Ormsby,
W. h. Cathrin, John II. hatcher Otto
Flsisauer, Samuel Marks, Samuel Gersen.
Miss kitty Doody was added to the COM
mittee n charge of the fish pond.
Mrs. Z b. Mott was appointed to take
char-e Of the provisions as they are brought
to tho Pavilion on Thurday and to keep
record of the names of the donors and the ar
ticles donated.
II WIS requested that all persons who have
promised OF 5re willing to donate articles or
supplies, and vino may not be called upon by
the cauvassers, send in the same to the Pa
vilion on Thursday morning before i o'clock
Committees ia charge of booths are required
to be ut the Pavilion on Thursday morning
by 10 O'clock sharp, to trim and put their
booth, in order before P NJ, as a. that hour
the hall las 10 be cleared for putting down
the canvas.
TIE invitation was extended TO any ex-
pressuen who are willing to volunteer their
services in collecting provisions for the party,
to report 70 the Pavilion on tomorrow mOru-
ing not later than 9 o'clock.
All business of the meeting having been
transacted. and as this was the last meeting
before the ball. the President requested that
all committees for the various departments
perform their duties promptly and faithfully
without further instructions
The proprie5ors of the Capital Hotel have
volunteered to cook all the fresh meats do
mated bv the butchers for the party, and
Henry Fisher viii also boil and prepare all
hams donated and brought to him to-day.
Ladies who are to have booths or tables in
the Pavilion are notified to meet Mr.. Boyne
at the Pavilion from 9 to II a. NJ. to-day to
dirsc7 their construction and name the num-
Der.
The OUTRAGE CAsE.-In relation to the
ease Ct the little girl, Addie Gale, who was
outraged last Sabbath, it may now be said
that William Gale, her guardian, has been
arreste6 Tor commission of the crime, and that
Sarah Fisher, with whom he mas been living,
has also been arrested as an accessory after
the fact, IN helping to conceal the crime by
seeking TO compel the little girl to tell that
the act was done by some other person. The
Chief IF Police believes he has evidence suffi-
cient TO convict both as indicated. The little
girl has been placed in charge of a nurse to
remove her from their influence so that she
will he enabled to tell the truth in the case
without fear of them. The present general
indignation toward the prisoners will be still
stronger when the full facts of the crime and
treatment of the child are made known.
PoucE CoURr-In the Police Court yes-
terday VIM. Davidson, common drunk, was
found guilty and sentenced to sixty days in
the County JAil NJ. Nsary, disturbing the
peace. was dismissed for want of prosecution.
nom 0'Neil, petty larceny, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to pay fine of $50 and
casts. Not having any money, he will serve
it ont by term of fifty days in the County
Jail VIM. Quinn, drunk, forfeited his de-
posit of 81 so. Charles Holt, for disturbing
the peace, was discharged. Dennis Haley,
for disturbing the peace, was tried, found
guilty, and will receive judgment to-day.
The Chinese Theater nuisance cases were
continued until the 14th instant.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Z NIoN.-The annual meet
ing Of the Sacramento Sunday-school Union
was held last evening at the Sixth-street NJ.
Z. Church. Sparrow Smith was elected
President. VIM Ingram ce-President, and
Mrs. Alice Griffith Treasurer for the ensuing
wear. Addresses were made by W. NJ.
Searsby. Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson and Rev. NJ. c.
Briggs. of San Francisco. Mr.. Searsby spoke
of the interrelation of the family and Sabbath
school. Mr. Gibson of the Sabbath and
church, and Mr.. Briggs of the Sabbath-school
aud State. There was large attendance
present.
NKyER BEFORE have T'ycoot wrapper goods
been sold at 10 cents per yard. You will ind
a good assortment for the above price at the
Red House.
TToooN REFS, for wrappers, Is cents ayard,
at Hates.