Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ciety, was in the city yesterday making the
final arrangements for the Seyenth-Day Adj
ventists' General Conference and State Camp
meeting, which will be held in East Park
Grove. Sacramento October 135h TO 18th in.
elusive There is to be erected there large
pavilion (aready erectedl and tents sufficient
to accommodate thousand people. Meet
ings will be held in the pavilion every day at
1890 a. NJ. and 2:30 and 7:90 P. NJ The grove
will be converted into complete village,
with sores, restaurants, stables, etc. Those
who wish to attend and cannot provide them
selves VITA tents viii be furnished lodgings
free, but must bring their own blankets
About half-fare rates have been arranged for
from San Francisco, Oakland Woodland, ST.
Helena. Napa, Red Bluff and intermediate
points, Lemoore, Fresno, Healdsburg Santa
Rosa and Pesaluma. Among the speakers to
attend viii be Elder Waggoner. editor Of
Signs Of the Times; Elder Haskell, of Mas
sachusetts; Elder Van Horn, of Oregon !;
Elder Healy, of California and Mrs. L. c.
White, of Michigan. Up to the opening Of
the meeting III. e. Israel, Of Sacramento,
will be the local business agent here The
street-car company has laid track into East
Park. from the corner of II and Thirty-frst
streets, and will run cars direct to the
grounds. The Committee of Management
consists Of G. D. Hager, E. J. Church and
tendance at this meeting.
CASH PATENTS. The following cash pa.
tents were received by Ed f. Taylor, Register
at the United States Land Office in this city
on the 9th instant, for delivery to parties
surrencering the duplicate receipts issued at
the date Of entry Elizabeth J. Atkinson,
Robert j. Adams, James Asker, John
Bowen, Giacomo Bacigalupo, Eugene Bemis,
Samuel L. Buchanan, Thomas Barber, Thos
j. Boswell, Berry Cox, Robert Coe John B.
Chinn, William Cook, John A Church, VIM.
A. Combs, Fred. T., Cate. Francis Coyle,
John Darcy, John English, Dudley t.
Elwell, Luke Fannon, Henry a. Frost,
Alexander c. Fowler John Gibbons, George
Gunnuldson, Payne f. Granger, Avery S.
Gilmore, Joseph Goode Domenico Gilardi,
James W. Hoover, Thomas B. Hoskinson,
Joseph i. Hunt, Charles Hogan, Willard J.
Hubbard, John Kueeland, Edward Kirtley,
Fred. W. KONG, Warren i. Keays,
Michael Luxemburger, Noah 81. Marling,
Jehn Mullin, 2. J. Musser, John Miller,
Peter Mahen. Jane Mount, Josiah F Morri-
son, Robert N. Macintosh, John ONeil,
Carboni Orzali, George w. Parker, Louis
Perret, Andrew Ryder, II. S. Rattan, WIN.
Ragsdale, Andrea Rodoni Simon Reedecker,
C. w. Schleiffsr, Louis Schillinger, Henry
Sherwood, John Swears. Gustavus Schultz,
August Siesenop, Leo f. r. Waugh, Frank
Van Week, Joseph Warren, George w.
Wiggin, Cyrus a. Wili5t, Michael Wager.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
81: For J. Breuner, 1 case upholstered
goods; Lindl5y & Co.. 10 cases canned
macl;erel, % cases condensed milk. butts
and 3 packages tobacco, 10 barrels hams H.
IL L.
pottery j. Stoll, l bale leather Hale Bros.
& Co, l case underwear; Weinstock &
Lubiu, box dry goods l box neckwsar G.
w. Chesley, % cases canned nackerel, l bar
rel whisky L. II. Selby & Co., l car and 100
plates iron Yates & Co., boxes lamp chin
neys; W. II. McRae, bundles paper !;
2. J. Earnest, = cases sweepers Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., l case, l barrel and
boxes bolts, cases clothes wrirgers, > boxes
corn.poppers, boxes hardware, Y bars
steel; II. s. Crocker & Co., rs bundles
paper; A. A. Van Voorhies & Co., 2 cases
hardware H Fisher, box chewing gum !;
BilliEgsley & Co., cases brushes, l bundle
mop handles Studebaker Bros, l car bug
gies; r. Dale & Co, box cardboard.
SUICIDE BY PoIsoN-Mrs. Hayden, wife
of William Hayden, who resides in Washing
ton, Yolo county, committed suicide yester-
tesday by taken poison. The deceased was
far advanced in consumption, and her hus-
band is also very low with the dropsy. It is
thought that mental depression was the
cause which led her to the act. The poison
was discovered by her in barn upon the
premises, where it had been laid away, and,
upon being found by her, she took a dose at
about 10 a. NJ and died about o'clock in the
afternoon. Medical aid was summoned, and
efforts to counteract the effect of the fatal
dose, but without avail. Besides her hus-
band she leaves o son and daughter, who are
nearly 16 to 20 years of age.
Plaza MOONLIGHT CONCERT. -Another of
the series of concerts will be given in the
plaza this evening, which, with the full moon
just now will afford delightful moonlight
served will be March, "Chartsr Oak );
overture, "Gaiety;" waltz, :" Sounds from
the North p schottische, Little Belle !;
quickstep, "Bilee Taylor :" serio-comic
iamboree polka, Lillian - serenade,
. Pleasant Dreams . march, ''Signal Ser
vice :" waltz, "Hoolbrook )" march, Re-
membraace OF Home :" Home, Sweet
Home" with variations. This is the last
open cir concert that will be given this sea-
son, and viii no doubt be greeted by a very
large attendance.
SUsPICIous.-A Chinaman, who gave his
name as Johnny Boone-probably a distant
relation of Daniel-was discovered yesterday
afternoon meandering about in a suspicious
manner in the basement of the Continental
Oil Company's headquarters, and when taken
to the police headquarters was found to have
concealed beneath his belt. and inside of his
clothes, s new lathing Ratchet, which he was
unable 10 give any account of as to the man
ner in which he came by it, aud it had evil
IDENTIFY just been stolen by him from some
store.
POLICE CouRT.-Ah Lee was examined
upon the charge of burglary yesterday in the
Police Court, and held to answer with bail
fixed at 81, 900. All Sab was found guilty of
petty larceny and fined S25. Dominica Gia.
comini was foed s. for carrying concealed
weapong which was paid. Aug. Berger,
pleaded guilty to drunk and was fined So.
George Eldred pleaded guilty of battery and
will receive the Judgment OF the Court to-
day. Indian John was fined So FOR drunk,
and he will serve it cut by remaining five
days in the City Jail.
TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.-The trisl of Len.
Hodgkins for burglary of the store of Par.
son & Co., at the corner of J and Seventh
in the Superior Court yesterday, occupying
the day. The prosecution is conducted by
District Attorney Buckley and the defense
by Henry Starr. The testimony in chief fol
the prosecution was concluded yesterday
afternoon. and the evidence for the defense
opened. The trial Will be concluded to day.
FREE LEcTuRE.-Professor II. 3. Norton
will give free lecture this evening at the
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, under the auspi-
css of the Sacramento Educational Institute.
Tia subject of the lecture will be THE De-
struction of the Spanish Armada" All are
invited. The lecture will begin at o'clock.
AUCTION SALE.-Bsn & Co. Will sell st 9
P. N. to-day at their saies-room. 9OS j street,
a fine bay horse, desirable for family car
rage or phaeton one fve-year-old array mare,
sound, gentle and kind two good mules two
sets carriage harness one Spanish saddle
two sets single harness, etc.
IMMIGRANTS. = Seventy nine immigrant
passengers viii arrive from the East by over.
land train this afternoon.
Why suffer from dyspepsia and indiges-
ton, when q bottle of DIR. HenleY's celebrated
Xxi Bitters is sure to cure them?