Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

praise service was led by Dr. Pinkham. AT
its close Mr.. and Mrs Stebbins sang 81 am
Sweeping Through the Gates" the dying
words of Rev. Alfred Goodman. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Mr.. Henry, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. S5ebbins sang (by request)
"Where is Ny Wandering Boy Tonight"
Rev. 2. H. Cutter preached the sermon,
having for his subject Faith and Works. u
The discourse largely consisted of illustra-
tions from the Old Testament of the fulfill
ment of Gods promises as the reward for
faith and obedience, and also presenting the
necessity for the exercise If implicit faith
and trust as q prerequisite for obtaining
spiritual blessing. Mr.. Steb6ins sang " Eter-
nifty" and the services closed. The after
meeting was conducted by MIR. Stebbins, and
an increasing interest was quite marked.
There will be no services this evening except
a call for all Christian young men to meet
with MIR. Stebbins in the Congregational
Church parlors ats P. NJ. The usual services
will be held in each Of the churches on Sua-
day, morning and evening.
GRANGE REUNION. There was a very Lang,
attendance ct the Grange reunion held at
Enterprise yesterday. Representatives from
Oranges for distance of 80 miles around
were present, and quite an extensive display
of stock and agricultural implements was
made. A closed session OF the Grange COM
menced at 10 A. NJ, and the Fourth Degree
was conferred upon a class of thirteen. Sena-
tor VIM. Johnston, State Lecturer, otficiated.
He also afterwards exemplifed the secret
work of the Order. At half-past II most
bountiful and excellent dinner was provided
by the ladies of the various Oranges, and
fob AiaI hrr
sive reliefs until nearly o'clock
An open session of the Grange was held in
the afternoon. Addresses were made by B.
Il. Spill, Master Of the State Grange, ellis
DOty of Costumes, Senator Johnston, G. w.
Hancock and others. Mr.. Spill recently re.
turned from the National Grange, and gave
the audience the benefit of his observations
and information obtained during his visit.
The reunion was the most successful one ever
given in this section of the State. A grand
ball was given last evening.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Is h: For James Parsons, l case of boots
and shoes Waterhouse & Lester, IS cases
spokes, 100 bundles springs; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., bundles iron pipe fittings,
80 boxes files, bales betting, bales hose,
$50 kegs and 40 half kegs nails, II tires, 3
boxes saws II. c. Kirk & Co, IA boxes
drugs S. J. Nathan & Co., > cases hats :;
Standard Oh Company, $40 cases coal oil, so
barrels beer; w. d. Comstock, 6 boxes
chairs; Booth y Co, 20 cases canned tongue;
Baker & Hamilton, l box saws a. Meister,
box carriage irons Weiustock & Lubiu, II
cases hats, l case shirts, I boxes shoes G. A.
ID. Gray, l case canes ; Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, 20 bundles sheet iron, boxes tin
spouts; Central Pacific Railroad Company,
2 hogsheads Jacks, 80 barrels oil n. S. Ar
mold & Co, box aud l barrel hardware, >
boxes coffee mills, box black lead, / boxes
and barrels stamped ware, 3 boxes bolts !;
G. H. Gilman, l case dry goods, cases hats;
l. l. Lewis Il Co., Z bundles sheet iron
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams Lindley
L Co., 10 packages and 2 cases tobacco.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Th Big -Four
Minstrels had good house last night, and
gave a new bill Included was the latest
burIesque, "Fun in an Emigrant Car,
which created much merriment, and pre-
scented most of the company in white
faces" 1t will be repeated tonight. Chalet,
the wonderful ventril0quist, is strong card
for this troupe, and IS certainly worth seeing
and hearing. This troupe closes its regular
engagement tonight and with matinee per-
Torrance this afternoon. 1t gives final spe
cial performance Sunday night, and then
moves on East It is q frst-class combina-
ton, has kept its contracts here to letter
and IS superior in all It announces and under
takes. It viii be succeeded by Katherine
Rogers, with the Baldwin Theater company.
Iho box sheet is now open, and seats can be
secured without extra charge.
LAND PArENTs.-The following patents
have been received at the nited States Land
Office in this city for agricultural lands
Charles 0. BAunan, Joseph T. Bryan, Pierre
Bonaci, Joseph Cleveland, Peter Cassoyia,
William H. Clay, John B. Duba, Ciriaco Es-
frada, Charles a. Flanders, Orion 4. Finch,
Carlo Farm, Augustus Farenbaker, Arnold
Friedberger, Thomas J. Hume, Robert
Hume, Matthew johnson, ,ir., Patrick Kel-
lev Richard Kennedy, Samuel Longabaugh,
Thomas Leeper, Aaron Lataurette, William
W. Leland, John Lusius, Rufus Morrow,
Michael Mooney, Isaac f. Moore, Samuel
a. One, Joseph y. Papineau, Francois
Quiutal, Jesse Rhodes, Christian Rhodes
Martin Sullivan, Louis Sazgeber Asa Tut
tie, I. NJ. Whitmore, heirs Of Sila5 Whit
more William Wilke, Benjamin f. Hall.
COOP FRIDAY SERvIcEs.-Yes terday being
Good Friday special services appropriate to
the day were held at st. Roses
Church. At s \. II. was the unvail-
ing and alteration of the cross, the pro-
cession OF the blessed Sacrament from the
altar Of the repository and the mass OF the
presanctihed. Last evening the services in
cluded the stations of the cross and a sermon
on the passion. This morning at o'clock
there viii he services consisting Of the bless
ing OF the FIRE, the baptismal font, the paschal
candle and mass. Tomorrow morning at
half-past 6 o'clock, S snd half-past 10 will be
Easter Sunday services, at the latter hour Q
select choir will be in attendance. and SER
mon appropriate TO the occasion will be
preached.
Police CoURT-John Robinson, charged
with burglary, yesterday pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Henry. Of petit larceny, and was
fined $40 and costs or forty days in the
County Jail. J. Conway forfeited deposit
for drunk Charles Wilson, for disturbing
the pace, was fined $40 and costs. II. 3 -.
Russell, guilty Of disturbing the peace. and
the case Of Mrs. Russell, for same offense,
heard and taken under Amusement. Harry
Main. visiting opium den, case postponed
uutii to-day also those OF All Lick and All
Tuck. f T keeping opium den. 4. Bell, bat
teri. continued until the 18th. Charles
Thompson and Hugh Jeffrey, continued till
the 2iss instant.
To Be PROSECUTED. It has become pas.
sime with the lads from seven TO fourteen
years Of age along the line Of the railroad on
r street. from Front to Twentieth, TO eongre-
gate near the track and throw stones at pass
ing trains. Day before yesterday one Of these
missiles went through a csr window and In
jured passenger Officer Brissell yesterday
went over the line of that portion of tie road
and gave notice that auy child or person,
young or old, known to hereafter indulge IN
this recreation would at once be arrested and
prosecuted.
ALI OUR CLOTHING is made at our own
factory, No. rs Reade street, New York, with
special oare-only the latest cuts from the
fashion plates. A perfect fit guaranteed at
S. J. Nathan 4 Co.'S, leading clothiers. Nos.
30i, 30S and S05 Is street, northeast corner
Third.
E,ANERIcA's greatest actress. Miss Katherine
Rogers, will appear next Monday, at the
Metropolitan Theater, for one week. Re-
served seats can now be secured without
extra charge.
LADIES LACE Mfrs. black and colorsd.
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store