Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-14

uGHcbIuE IA ia5 JULIUS. Ii SEt art uOH IL
active and los subscribing members of the
Association. The officers for the ensuing
year are: Richard Dale, President; Louis
Bieu, Secretary; w. A. Houghton, Treas
ursr; NJ. s. CUshman, Steward and Assist
ant Secretary; Directors-Albert Gallatin,
p. H Rnsssil, w. P. Coleman, j ohm Mcneil,
G. w. Chesley, Joseph Hahn.
ADvEvTfsTs' CAllP-MEETING.-The camp
of the Sevanth-day Adventists at East Park
is very attractive. It's arrangement, the
neatness ard variety of the tents grouped
beneath the au.umnali foliage, make the scene
picturesque The regulations of the manag-
ing committee are excellent, and a more
orderly village is hardly to be conceived Of.
The great pavilion, even In this cold weather,
is so closely shut in that it is comfortable as
any Of the services held therein. All the
tents ara numbered, and they are placed
along regular avenues, with dFiye-ways be-
tween. A large number of campers arrived
Yesterday aud by tonight it is probable that
every one Of the 100 tents will be occupied.
An organ Is in the pavilion, and the devotional
exercises in the musical department are led
by trained choir; in fact, the singing is
much superior to that at most camp-meet-
ings The morning. preaching was omitted
kell preached to a large audience. Religious
exercises we're also held In the evening. To-
day the regular business sessions of the An
nual Church Conference will begin. The
regular order or programme for each day is
thus observed: Rise at 5 a. NJ; social wor-
ship in pavilion, $3.50 A. NJ; breakfast, A.
NJ; prayers in tents, s A. NJ, social wor-
ship in pavilion, 8 A. NJ 1; public service, 1880
a. NJ; dinner, p. NJ; preaching, $50 p NJ;
meeting in pavilion, P. N; preaching, 1880
P, Il.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10th: For Lindley & Co, Is crates extracts,
26 pals tobacco c. w. Rapp & Co., crate
biscuits; w. A. & C. S. Houghton, 4 cases
books E. Lyon & Co, 2 cases dry goods, 2
cases knit goods l case pins; j. KeArth, 2
boxes shoes; Hale Brothers & Co., 2 cases
clothing Baker & Hamilton, boxes saws
Weiustock & Lubin, case dry goods; Hen
dersou & Market, lease axles l.. Elkus, l
bale blankets Huntington, Hopkins & CO.,
1876 pieces water pipe, cases hinges A. f.
Evans & Co.. car beer; y. a. Van Noor-
HES & Co., l case harness, 2 cases leather
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 70 cases sauce, D
crates extracts.
POLICE CoURT.-The only business before
the Police Court yesterday was the case of
Jenny Welch, for drunk, discharged, and
Joseph Ocshner, battery, which was con-
tinued until TODAY. The cases heard on the
day previous of Thos Headly, for petit lar
cenY and for disturbing the peace, were con-
cluded by finding the defendant not guilty of
the first charge, and fined S. upon the latter
Jas. Lansing was found not guilty of dis
turbing the peace.
PARDoNs. - On recommendation of the
Courts trying the cases, and the District
Attorneys prosecuting them, Governor Per-
kias has pardoued Samuel Rosenthal and
William Graycelia, sentenced to two years in
the House Of Correction for burglary VIII
lam Lane, sentenced TO six months in the
Sierra County Jail and to pay fine of $3.50,
for an assault with deadly weapon.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Day before Yester-
day the residence Of Mrs. Robertson, on P,
between Seventh and Eighth streets, was
sold to John Breuner, by Bell & Co., for
81. 500. and yesterday d. j. Simmons & CO.
sold the late residence of Fred Dassonville,
on Third. between L and NJ streets, to Mrs.
Rachel Klink, for which 81, 645 was paid.
Found GUILTY OF ARsoN.-The trial of
E, C. Muir at Woodland, for setting FIRE to
the cannery in Washington. opposite to this
city, has been concluded and the defendant
found guilty of arson in the second degree.
The limit Of penalty for this crime is ten
years in State Prison. Sentence has not yet
been awarded.
NoTARIEs PUBuc.-The Governor yesterday
appointed the following Notaries Public: a.
A. Smith, for Fresno county, TO reside at
Kingsbury; J. S. Van Doren, for Sonoma
county, to reside at Petaluma /; J. Snow, for
Sonoma county. to reside at Petaluma Luke
Dee, for Alameda county, to reside at Oak
land.
TRADE MARK.-There was yesterday fled
by II. Weinrich & Co., of Sacramento, with
the Secretary of State, their claim to trade
mark s. II. W. & Co., for liquors.
The following special bargains are offered
this week at the closing sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and J streets: Black cashmeres lex
celleut quality. at 80 cents); trimming furs
tgrey, black, silver foxl; cloaking cloths