Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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MONTHLY REPoRT OF Y. N. C. A.-The
report for the month of June Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, as made by the
President, Andrew J. Hanson, showing the
number Of meetings held attendance, etc is
as follows MONDAY meetings, u attend
ance, us; Wednesday evening meetings, 3 {;
attendance, % Sunday afternoon meetings.
4; attendance l45; one association meeting !;
attendance, As; two street meetings attend
suce, $50; attendance at other meet.
ings, 30; one (Old Folks concert given :;
attendance, 800; attendance during the
thirty days at the Association Free Reading
Room, 43; total attendance, 1,6l3. Th-
influence OF o summer month has been seen
in 3 somewhat lsssened attendance a. cur
meetings. but no ground has been lost. At
the County Jail the association has not yet
been allowed TO resume religious services, but
something has been done by personal visits
and conyersation With the prisoners, and the
distribution OF IestsmeRts, tracts and suit
able newspapers. We hope to resume regu-
lar work there in September or October.
June 18Th street preaching was taken up as
department of association work The meet
lngs held have been well attended, with good
interest shown. Free ue has been made of
our invitation cards and of the Mcdonald
temperance circulars at these meetings. I'm
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Central Com
mitse, an excellent Old Folks concert was
given on the 9Th of June, for the benefit of
the Y. N. O. A. furnishing fund. The ladies
have on haud about $40 80 for this purpose
The regular monthly meeting of the associa
ton was enlivened by an admirable address
from Judge Henry on Temperance All
present were greatly pleased and proited
thereby. Our General Secretary, d. S. Full
Ter, having accepted our CALL" will arrive
early ia August, and probably assume charge
about the 10Th.
FANTASTIC PRls Es.-These are the names
OF those who have signed as having received
the prizes awarded to single or double chsrac-
Il rs represented il the Horrible procession.
The successful groups have already been pub
lished Best local character Miss Quick, BY
]. Pearson /; second best. Jake NageIe of the
Ale Vaults, by Captain Gait third best, All
Fate, Chinese vegetable peddler, BY Iward
Moutou. For the best political character the
prize was awarded to Abe Wilson, who i'm
personated Roscoe Conkling. The best sus-
taiued character, Oscar Wilde, was done by
Frank Gramelh /; second best, Msanthropy,
by George McKenna. The most original
character was hcheone's soap, represented
by David Barnes the most grotesque char
aete-, the Lone Musician, by J. Z. Mayo;
the most meIitorious display not otherwise
mentioned Mons. Milo, impersonsted by
Chris. Christensen. J. Goldstein and G.
Parker received prizs as negro Ministries.
INCORPORATED. Articles of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary OF State
of the Csrquinez Wharf Company. Il is
formed for the purpose of erecting and main
taxing whsrves. warehouses or other build
ings atsort Costa ; to obtain and hold real
estate, easements, rights of way, franchises,
licenses, grants or privileges for the cree ton
OF wharves, warehouses, ETC., and the right to
take tolls, rents or dues for the same to buy
or sell real estate, personal property, deal in
grain or merchandise both as q principal or
factor, charter or load ships carry on ware
house storage business and to establish,
carry on or maintain milling or manufsc-
turing business of any description. Principal
place of business, Martinez. Directors-La-
fayette Z Fish, Charles Fish, Gabriel Blum,
Jasper J. Jones and Barry Baldwin. Capital
stock SO, 600, divided into l, 900 shares.
SUBSCRIPTION FOB THE CADETs.-Captain
Eisenmenger began two weeks ago to canvass
for subscriptions to be used for the purchase
of new uniforms for the Governors Guard
course are not able to furnish the funds, and
it is highly proper for the public to support
the company, which is deserving and will be
made more 80. Owing to the demands being
made for the Fourth, the canvass was stopped,
but will now Re renewed and made system
atically. Those of whom aid has been
solicited have responded willingly.
A BABE DIES OF HEART DISEASE On
Wednesday evening last Mrs. Louis Schiller,
residing on G street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, laid her youngest child, babe
of two months old, on the bed to sleep. At
ter she had finished her household duties,
thinking that the child had been sleeping a
long time, she undertook TO wake him up
but found that he was dead. The cause of
death was heart disease. The funeral took
place at 10 o'clock yesterday.
ANTI DEBRIS MEErIEG.-A call has been
issued for 8 meeting next Friday, at the Su-
of the Anti Debris Association. The object
of the meeting will be to hear reports of
experts appointed to ascertain what n.y.
draulic mines continue TO violate the law.
Also to consider the adyisablitv of hold
ing convention a. Sacramento in September,
composed OF delegates from the snti-debris
counties.
MERoHAHDlsE REPORT. - The following
freight passed 0dgen for Sacramento on the
4sh: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., %
bales oaknm, 2 barrels hardware; Kirk,
Gesry Il Co., 16 cases medicine; James Will
son, box carriage wheels W. T. Peterson,
| bundle folding candy boxes; Weinstock &
Lubin, bundles Manila paper Waterhouse
q Lester 5 boxes hardware National Gold
Bank, boxes iron cafes.
POLICE CoUBT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday morning the following business was
transacted William Sayers, battery upon
Chinaman, guilty; Judgment deferred to
July Sth w. ii. Smith, drunk, deposit for
feited by non-appearance VIM Stone bat
terry upon his wife, two charges. continued to
July Sth VIM. Chandler, disturbing the
peace, sentenced to thirty days imprison-
ment.
OFFICERS ELEorED.-Ak the semi-annual
meeting eff the Young Peoples Guild of the
Calvary Baptist Church, held on Wednes.
day evening last, the following officers were
elected to serve for the next six months ::
President, j. L. Robinette Vice-President
H. w. Pierce; Secretary, w. E. Antisdell |:
Treasurer aud Collector, L. G. McAdams.
LATE ARRRsTs.-The following arrests ap-
pssred on the slate a. II o'clock last night ::
Johnnie Dohey, s. good-sizsd drunk, by off.
Ger Sam Harvey Michael Sullivan, drunk
he did not want to 60 to the station-house-
but officer Lea took him anyhow NJ. Newry.
for battery, by officer Eldred.
BOYS NAVY BLUE, polka dot shirts, with
separate collars and cuffs, made from french
percale, for 81. at the Red House, Alae
gents fine India gauzs undershirts, finished
for IS cents.