Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE GOSPEL MEETINGS.


room, both inside the doors and in the gal
leries, was crowded, and many went ava,
without being able to find standing-roon
where they could hear the services. Mr.
White conducted the services with grea
deal of fsIvor, and elected the closest atten
ton. His subject was the message of for
giyeness of sin, and of justification by faith
He urged that this message should attrac
toe attention of every one, above any other
that all unrest of mind. grasping and discon
tent is the result OF sin, and can only be re
moved ana cured by accepting the proffereC
salvation. This remedy, he said, can only BIZ
efficacious by believing in It. and in the matter
Of acce 5tance or the rejection of the Offered
salvation he related the case put by the Eng
fish divine, of the placing Of Lady Erskint
as at auction, and the devil bidding upon hel
by Offering the pleasures, honors and reward.
of this world upon one side. and Christ bid
ding upon the other, by holding out to bel
the peace and happiness flowing from sins
forgiven in the present life and the blessing;
and Joy in the hereafter During the even
ing Mr. and Mrs McGranahan sang very
effectively, waiting and Watching" and
Z" Have you Any Room for Jesus" About
fifty asked for prayers. and the interest Of
the meeting was such that none went away
until the close Of the after meeting, and g
large number still remained to be conversed
with. The gospel Temperance meeting at the
st. George building yesterday afternoon was
packed, and many who could not get inside
stood upon the sidewalk to listen to the SER
vices. Mr.. Hallenbeck conducted the meet
ing, and several rec sn1y enslaved by the cup
announced a new course of life. Another
meeting will be held at the same hour and
bu Mr. HalIan hnoIy this afkarDnou Tho
services for tomorrow will be prayer and
conference meeting, at $3.50 A. NJ, at the
United Brethren Church. at corner of Four
teenth and X streets; gospel temperance
meeting, at st. George Building, at 3 P. NJ,
by Mr.. Hallenbeck; young peoples meeting.
at 4 P. NJ, at the Congregational Church, and
IN the evening Mr.. Whipple will hold a gen.
eral service at the Congregational Church,
and Mr.. Halienbaek at the Sixth-street Nj.
4. Church, at both of which MIR. and Mrs.
McGranahan will sing during the evening.
a Convention of the pastors of the interior
and San Francisco churches has been called,
to be held in the Congregational Church of
this city, next Wednesday and Thursday.
The call ID signed by |. Il. DwineI, H. II.
Rice, T. s. Dunn, A. j. Frost, T. II. B. An
derson, r. S. Becker and.J. Q A. Henry.
The programme of the Convention will be
as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
$3.50 A. M.-Greeting and Worship Waiting
upon God for blessing
I0A M.-Our field of dor its difficulties,
hiHdrances and needs-three minute reports
and addresses from pastors and workers.
IL A. M.-0ar appliances and methods
Sabbath services. Suuday-schools, prayer
meetings, visitation, etc, how improved
what added, how made more effective. Three
minute addresses.
2P. M.-Meeting OF Women's Christian
Uaion-Rsport Of COMMITTEES upon Organ
izasion election Of officers; addresses by
ladies of San Francisco aud Sacramento.
3P. M.-AddIess by II. i. Hallenbeck,
What is Gospel Temperament followed by
testimony from redeemed men.
7P. M,-Evangelistio service, conducted by
D. w. White.
THURSDAY.
$50 A Awaiting upon God.
10 A. M.-What can be done to promote
REVEALS? l. By the ministers. 3 By SUM-
day-school superintendents and teachers. g.
BY church members.
IL A. M-How shall young converts be
built up and established
P. M.-Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton meeting report of Committee upon Or
ganization; election of officers; addresses
upon Young Mems Christian Association
work, by Fl. j. Mccoy, of San Francisco,
aud Thomas K. Cree, of New York city,
followed by testimony from the recently con.
verified young men OF Sacramento.
7P M.-Evangelistic service. conducted by
d. w. WniEtle.
NoTARIEs PUBLIo.-The following wer,
yesterday appointed by the Governor as Nc
taries Public: James G. Rays and Henry G
Austin, fer Los Angeles county, to reside a
Los Angeles: ?. T. Colby, for Kerr
county. to reside at Bakersfield; J. Il. W
Carey, for Contra Costa county, to reside a
Brentwood jackson Hatch, for Celus
county. to reside at COlusa; Il. [. Stone, TO
Staaislaus county, to reside at Modesto; c
l.. Street, for Tuolumne county, to reside Q
Sonora Henry Goodcell for San Bernardin
county, to reside at San Bernardiue William
NJ. Boggs sad G. w. Towle, for Napa cour
ty, to reside at Napa City j. W. Robert;
sou, for MERGED county, to reside at hierced
NJ J. c.. Calvin, for Mendocino county, {
reside at Gaalals.
RECLAMATION DIsTRIcTs CONSOLIDATED
Reclamation Districts Nos. 80 ard 215, upo
Andrus Island, have been consolidated an
reorganizsd, articles of which have bee
fled in the Recorders Office. The forme
district mo. S9) contained /, 155 acres. an
District No 2l5, $50 IS 100 acres. The lane
owners, by whose action the consolidation
made, are the Paciic Mutual Life Iusursnc
Company, which owns 97S acres IL the tw
districts; Mrs. r. T. Davis, 107 acres; Mr.
Mary Perkins, l60 acres, and Mrs. Ehz
Limbaugh, 10Y acres.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-A compliment
airy benefit will be given this evening by a
the professional and amateur talent of Sa,
ramento to Thomas Lamont, after his Ion
and serere illness. A iae programme
promised, and among those who viii apes
are LiauteHans Fred. Eisenmeuger, Mon
Milo, Master 6enry Lamont, John Coghial
aud all the members of the Capital TheatC
Company. The prices viii be: Dress ciTcl
so cents; gallery, % cents.
Police CoUaT.-The only cases befol
this Court yesterday were as follows Tol
Cramer, who was given twenty -four hours
the city jail for engaging in drunk. job
Smith, aiias Sullivan, petit larceny (secon
offsnse), for chieksn-steaGng, was continue
until to-day. Chin Why, for kidnapiu.
continued until the 10sh instant.
AUCTION SALE.-D. j. Simmons & c.
viii sell next tuesday at 1890 a. NJ, at IL
residence Of W. Craig, 7l9 L street, betwee
Seventh and Eighth, all the household turn
ture of said residence, consisting of gener
assortment of parlor, bedroom and kitehe
furniture, carpets. stoves, etc.
New LINES OF hosiery for ladies. misses al
children, in both cotton and wool. Som
thing new in styles epsned out to-day at q
Red House.
No HUMBUG Visit our Clothing Depal
ment ana be convinced of the great rsductio
in mems clothing. Hsle's great ciearar.
sale, corner Ninth and X streets.
THREE THOUSAND remnants of Dire
goods-latest styles-marked at prices avn
below cost, to close them out. Hale's gre
clearance sale, corner Ninth and K streets.
'tSuRpRIsEn KID GLOVES, IS cents p
pair, st Anderson & Hamm's regular Satr
day evening surprise sale. No. 924 j stre'
near Tenth.
LARGE line of mems gloves. reduced to
cents, az Hale's great clearance sale, cora
Ninth and K streets.