Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01

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! S1i, 230 76. This amount being entered upon the
| account of the fund to which It transferred, rs
so much paid in, it stands in duplicate in the above
statement, and the amount received for the year is
correspondin@ly decreased.
MoRTUARY REPoRT.-W. C. Farnsworth, Superin-
tend mt of the City Cemeteries, makes the follow
ing report of deaths and inteTments for the year
| 1880 The whole number of deaths in the city was
S75. There were % stillbirths. The total number
OF interment5 from the city was COS. OF those who
have died, there natives of California, 1876
China, 65; Ireland, 81 New York, 80 Germany,
! IS; Massachusetts,, II; England, 10; Penn
o; Virginia, 81 switzerland, 9; Maine, s;
scotland, s; Missouri, = Michigan, I Mex
leo, i; New Hampshire, 6 North Carolina, 5
| Nevada, Rhode Island, 4 4; Louisiana, 4; Chile,
| / Azores Islands, ; New Jersey, 3; Indiana, 3;
Connecticut, 3; Vermont. s; France 3; Sweden, 3;
kentucky, 2; Maryland, 2; Georgia. .; Wisconsin,
2 Portugal 2 there was one from each OF the fol
lowing places Arkansas, Austria, Australia, Colo
rado Denmark, Fayal Holland, Schleswig- Hostein
Kansas Oregon. Mississippi, Nebraska, Newfound-
land, Nova Scotia, New Mexico and New Brunswick
HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION During the
first quarter OF the present fiscal year, commencing
October LIST and ending January l, 1884, the bills
audited by the Directors amounted to the sum of
632 49, of this 1927 % for rents paid, $500 "a
for fuel sl55 S. fer clothing and Shoes s514 IS for
groceries and provisions, and 1914 IS for nursing,
board bills, drayage, funeral charges and various
necessary expenses. During the time there was
received by the Treasurer 81 2l7 IS, Of this amount
S457 0S was received from monthly subscriptions
$500 20 from donations and collections at the polls
etc. and the balance, $500, was taken from the per-
manent fund $40 persons were relieved in the time
by 2 l59 dspensatons at the above financial eXpen
diture. The disbursements for the year fiscal end
inc October l. 1880, were as follows Groceries and
| all kinds 81 T11 fupl o90
rent $685. % shoes and clothing, S2l0 81 hotel
and board bills, S54 20 ; ticket, on railroad and
steamboats, drayage, funerals. etc, 1927 So stoves
and furniture, SAG % printing, stationery, postal
expenses, etc. S74 % incidental relief, nursing
and various expenses, Sl65 50 Indebtedness OF last
year, Si99 so; stewards salary, as steward and
assistant Secretary 5000 amount of claims audited,
So 67S IS In addition to the cash expenditures OF
lie association, the citizens OF Sacramento have
donated during the year provisions, clothing and
other articles of the estimated value of 1877 81,
which have been distributed by the steward, but
are not included in the above statement.
THANKs.-The compositors of the REcoRD-UNIoN
Office return thanks to Ne srs. Wenstock Il Lubin,
of the Mechanics Store, for two boxes of excellent
cigars Accompanying the gift were the following
lines
As you smoke these cigars and your lives 'revise,
These few resolutions make:
Lst your ''ruls " be such that no critical eyes
Exceptions to the ''proof" can take;
"a Stick well to the galley see each "space
Is filled with good report,
Let your motives be g solid then your " cas-"
OF type will never run short.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-Mr McWade had good
house last night His support appeared to better
advantage. There can be no question to the fine
abilities Of Mr.. McWade His power over the audi
ence of last evening was such rs to move some to
tea S. Mr. McWade, however, is not a mere special
list and this evening will make manifest his versatility
by appearing in three distinct roles: In The
Dutch Richard III - Toodles" and as Paddy
Miles" This is strong comedy bill and should
draw fine house. This afternoon lie appears as
90 Rip Van Wrinkle" in matinee performance, and
tomorrow night by special request will give Rip
for the last time in California.
FIRES IN SACRAMENTO DURIsG 1SS0-The records
OF the Fire Department show that there were eighty
three fires in the city, including all descriptions,
during the year Just closed. OF these eight were
from defective ues, five Inceudiary, and the Others
from accidents and various causes There were but
three false alarms during the year. The total
amount of insurance upon buildings burned, or
damaged by fire, was Sll3,440. Total OF losses
claimed by owners, s35, LAG. Amount of insurance
paid, $751; so.
COUNTY DIsBURsEMgSTs.-The cost OF the County
Government for the twelve months ending Deem
Der l, 1880, was as follows Discussed account
of State fund, sl3s,S77 10; sinking and interest
fund, s90,6l2 43 bonds Of 1872 81, 800; general
fund, 800, 7i9 As road fund.- SlS003 SO hospital
sinking and interest fund, S14 ,0s0; swamp and
overhowed lands, s29,7s7 95; miscellaneous dis
bursements, 50, S24 25 Total disbursements S459,
81 SO.
A. 0. II. BALL-Division No. l, Ancient Order Of
Hibernans, gave its first annual ball at Turner Hall
last nigSt. There was large attendance, and the
quests epioved themselves to the full and at mid
niuht the New Year greetings the most
heart warming character The bail was under this
management: Floor Director, D. E. Woods Floor
Committee-W. j. o'Brien, ?: A. Byrne, D. j. Con-
sdine, P. J. Harvey, n Il. Nicholl, D. j. Long, Jas.
Reilly, P. j. Brown.
WATCH MEErISG.-The three Methodist congrega-
lions of the city held watch meeting last night at
the Sixth street NJ E. Church There was a large
attendance. The services were mainly devotional,
and the PRAYERS praise songs and addresses by the
cergymen were profoundly and impressively woy-
shipful. Rev. T. II. b. Anderson and Revs. Bentley
and Deal conducted tbs services
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were made yes
terday: Joe Fowler, battery by officers Smith and
Rice; All Moon, vagrancy, By local officer Jackson
and Carter Joe Rosas battery, by officer jackson
Mike NUM-, battery and disturbing the peace, by
officers Atwood and Ostwaldt.
WILL BE PUBLIsHED-The elaborate Board of
Trade report which appears in todays issue of the
RECORD UNION Will be published IN p1mphleb form
for extensive distribution by the Board of Trade.
Arrangements made for the issuance OF a very
large edition of the pamphlet
CAPITAL TURF CLuB-At meeting OF the Board
OF Review of the National Trotting Association,
held in New York in December among other asso-
Citations admitted the Capitol Turf Club OF Sac
ramento
"LooK OUT FOR BILL OF FARE at the Forrest, says
the RECORD UNION of Friday, the 31st ult. 'This
means" gays Jim Groth "a that the public may ex-
pect good feed and good sendoff for 1881 At
NV place to day Mons. Pesron announces the follow
ing bill OF fare: Chicken soup, roast TURKEY, rasp
berry sauce, roast pig, roast veal boiled ham, egg
nog, etc. happy naw year to all.
MANY THINK there are 70 cures for the headache.
We thought so once, but have grown out of it. Old
John says before be bought the ale Vaults he was
troubled with it every meal but since they com.
! menced on holiday lunches all aches are with the
past. Rumor says fine ham lunch, nice salads,
egg nog etc, to-day at the ale Vaults, from IL to
.. Heartaches, any other kind OF aches, not in
cluded.
GREAT REDUCTIONS boots and shoes at the clear
ance SALE Red House.
LADIES can bny stvlish and durable dress goods
| for III cents yard, at the Red Hou,e.
New YEAR We have the largest and best display
of turkeys OF the season. Call early, if you want
| good choice Longton & Anthony, fulton Market,
| Fifth and K streets
LADIES' fancy and solid colors (hoseryl reduced
TO cents per pair; other qualities, 12t and
| 20 cents per pair, at the Red House.
FvE-QUARrsR marble and fancy wood colors oil
cloth, go cents per yard, at the Red House
The only genuine California champagnes, made
nv fermentation in the bottle Arpad H4raszthy &
| Co.'S.
JANUARY srYLEs, DOMESTIC PATTERNS, at L Bien's,
Eighth and J streets
GER Your Doc TAGS CITY collectors Office open
as usual to-day.
FULL LINE of heavy red flannel underwear re-
duced 10 IS a suit at the he'd House.