Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-29

SPIRITUALsTs' REUNION Sacramento
Spirituaiists' Union last evening at Turner
Hall celebrated the thirty-third anniversary
of modern Spiritualism by grand ball, given
under the auspices of the ladies of the organ
ization. 1t was commemorative of the adj
vent of modern spirit manifestations. Over
the stage was q large white screen, on which
in evergreen letters were these words: The
Progress of Modern Spiritualisn from 1913
to $3.50, 600 600" There was assembled
a large party, and the guests appeared to en-
Joy themselves to the fullest. Indeed, the
management was good, and there was no rea-
son why the people should no5make festive
night of it. In the lower hall the ladies
spread home supper, which was creditable
not only to their iberality as providers of
bountiful boards, but also to their skill as ca
terers The Committee of Arrangements
consisted of Mrs. A. Decker, Mrs. A. Qui2
ley, Mrs. 3. Pearl, Mrs. G. Raye, Mrs. E.
Warehouse. These gentlemen acted as a
Floor Committee 0. p. Dodge, Director;
d. Decker, B. +. Gels. w. f. jackson.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
S. a. Green was fined 81 and costs for dis.
turbing the peace. Frank Villa, arrested for
drunkenness, failed to appear, and forfeited
his deposit of 81 so. Fong Jim, arrested for
disturbing the peace, was discharged, as no
complaint was on file. Joe Morgan pleaded
guilty TO being drunk, and was fined 50 and
costs. Chas. Lausner pleaded guilty to
like ofsnss. and was given like fine. The
case of VIM. O'Neill, for disturbing the
peace was taken up and is on trial. The ex-
animation of Jose Domingo Arms for big.
amy, was continued until tomorrow. The
Court then adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th and 26th: For w. D. Comstock,
boxes chairs; H. C. Kirk & Co., barrel
drugs Locke & I.svenson, l case brushes :;
Lndlsy Il Co., 80 pals tobacco; Towle
Bros, $40 boxes glass A. E. Evans, 80 bar
rels whisky; Whittier. Fuller & Co., case
and l bale sponges, l bale leather; w. 5.
Arnold & Co., 45 bundles iron; r. Stone u
Co., box names, crates collars, case sad
dlery; Standard Oil Company, tank and
$40 cases coal oil; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. is boxes bolts, 5 bales packing.
OFFICIALLY PAssED.-At the examination
of Captain G. NJ. Hasler, First Lieutenant
q. w. Myrick and Second Lieutenant David
Tobias, of the Woodland Guard, held in this
city before Major 2. j. Harvey and Captain
Sheehan, the candidates gave creditable evil
06nce OF t1elr QnaluCaJlOuS Tor the positions
indicated, and they will be commissioned as
officers of the First Artillery Regiment.
The HAMILTON VERDIoT.-Mrs. Hamilton,
who was last week tried for the murder Of
her husband and found guilty oaly of in
voluntary manslaughter, is dissatisfied with
the verdict, and her attorney yesterday gave
notice of an appeal, and will take the case to
the Supreme Court upon exceptions taken
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another hearing of the case.
THE Police JUDGEsHIP.-An amended
complaint in the proceedings of G. Hsines
against Judge Henry, which had been fled
In the Superior Court, was yesterday set
aside upon demurrer, and Judgment was thus
agein rendered in favor Of the present in
cunbans. The case is now to be taken to the
Supreme Court and final decision obtained.
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED. The case Of the
People against Samuel Sanborn, which was
tried in the Police Court and the defendant
found guilty of cruelty to animals, In not
providing food for them, and horse dying
from starvation, was heard 10 the Superior
Court yesterday upon appeal, and the judg-
Inent below affirmed.
INJURY FROM FALL.-Mrs. c. G. Hid
den, who resides on the Riverside road, fell
down fight of stairs on Friday last and
severely injured her side. breaking three Of
her ribs She is ~ years OF age, and there
fore sustains serious effects from the fall and
Injury.
DIVORCE FOR DEsRR1IoN. Judge benson
yesterday granted decree of divorce to
Mary +. V. Duff VS.. George Duff, upon the
ground of desertion.
New LAcEs, new hosiery, new fancy neck
wear, new dress goods, new dress trimmings.
at the Red House to-day.
GRAND SUCCESS of the opening of dress
goods, at the Red House yesterday.
LARGE lines of plain and fancy ribbons.
Mechanics Store.
ExTENsys lines of white and ecru laces.
Mechanics Store.
ALL GOODS marked IL plain fgares at
Hale's.