Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-25

Levee Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O55 bs
Cemetery Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22S2 OF
Street fund. Observation-Disclosures. 5gTI 81
Police Fund $3.50 25
Bond Redemption Fund. ............ I3 "a
Exclamation FTud. Observation-Disclosures. 426 90
Fire Department Bond and Interest Fund e2 81
Library FUND. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 20
Sewer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 81
K /, Ninth and Tenth street Fund. Is 20
Total. ,696 co
MISSIONARIES FOR AsIA.-The overland
train which arrived here Saturday morning
had on board the following American Pres
byterian missionaries. en- route for Asia
For Laos-Rev. Daniel McGiiVary, ID. D..
wife and son, Of Statewide, n. c.; Rev. J.
p. Hearst and wife. of Salem, Neb.; Rev. S.
Peoples, of Pennsylvania; Miss Florence
Wishart and Miss Sadie Writ, of Chicago
Miss Nettie Warner, Of Fulton, Ks; Miss
Griffin, Of Tennessee. For Japan-Miss
Mary Hesser, of Oxford, o, ard Miss Gar.
win, of s.. LOUIS. Fo: China-Rsv. W. W.
Hayes and wife, Of Worth, Pa. For Siam
Rsv. h, Z. Dunlap, wife and three children,
of Wilmington. Pa; Rev. G. ID. McLsren
and wife, of Prince Edwards Island Miss
Lillian Linnell OF Waverly, n. Y They
will sail for Yokohama on the steamer Gaelic
on the 2Sth instant. Rsys. Slater and Rice
and a number Of members of the Westmin-
ster Prest yterian Church of this city met the
party at the railroad depot. Rev. Mr.. Nc.
Lsren and wife, of the party. by invitation,
remained in this city, and yesterday forenoon
be delivered sermon at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, the subject being
" Foreign Missions" Rev. Mr.. McLsren
will Join the remainder of the party ia San
Francisco to-day, where the missionaries will
be rendered reception before their depart
nre on Thursday next.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For Standard Oil Company, s94 cases
oil w. d. Comstock, 10 boxes chairs; Vein
stock & Lubil. box lace: Locke & Laven-
son, l roll carpet; J. r. Capp, box toys,
box dry goods l box stamped ware Kirk
Gesry & Co., ceases pain killer, cases signs
7. Ct. Kingsland x Son, boxes hard v are,
box saws, l box meat cutters box wringers,
2 boxes wedges, boxes nails A A. Van
VOORHEES, Co, cases whips Hall. Lubrs
4 Co., 2 barrels dried fruit &. z. r. r.,
case hardware; Gus Lavensop, cases boots
and shoes; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
cases hardware, 433 bars iron, 2 cases clothes
pins, bales cotton, % packages hatchets. 8
boxes axes. 90 boxes carpet tacks; Capital
Furniture Company, l box marble, l case
window frames ID. w. Earl, 2 boxes steel
~. ~, -.
HuhSgbton, boxes books.
LIN RREsTs.- following names ap-
peared on the slate a. the station-house at u
o'clock last night: Ann Wood, for obtaining
property under false IreteEsss, By officer
Farrell. New Paw and All Sing, for dig
turbiug the peace, by eff cer Farrell. John
Welsh, safe keeping, by officers Farrell aud
Ash. Mary May, common drunk, by
officer Farrell. Mrs. Donovan, for battery,
by officer jackson. NJ. J. MileY, for dis.
Carroll. Jake Martin. PIuts drunk, by
officer Frszee. Tom Scott. for battery, by
officer Eldred and Karcher, local. George
Montgomery, James Sullivan and Cuwley,
for vagrsncy, by off GER Eldred and Karcher,
local John Fitzpatrick, for disturbing the
peace by officer Ash. G. McDugalL a COM
mon drunk, by off GER Eldred and Karcher,
local.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted ia the Police Court on Satur-
day: Mary Galway, charged with being
common drunk, was found guilty and sem
fenced to so days in the County Jail; Patrick
q Iinp, charged with keeping a disoTeerly
house, had his case continued until the 26th
John Fitzpatrick. charged with being drunk.
failed to answer to his name when called, and
the Judge declared his deposit forfeited
VIM. Stone, charged with an assault to com
Eit rape, wss discharged; the charge CT
grand larceny against Julia Pockmsn was
diImi I'd on account of the disappearance of
the prosecuting witness Valentine, charged
with misdemeanor, was fined 50 or FIVE days
ia the County Jail judgment in the case Of
Jeremiah Murphy, charged with battery,
was deferred until this morning.
CoNMERCIAL.-SiGce last report there hiss
arrived steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, from San
Francisco, with general merchandise, and
barge Varuna for upper Sacramento; Gov
ernor Dana, with barge of grain 10 transit !;
Reform, from San Francisco, with barge of
lumber for Friend Il Terry Lumber Co.
and w. /. Frazer; NepoHset, from UPPER
Sacramento, with produce. Departsd-San
Joaquin, Nos. and 3. for San Francisco,
with barges of grain Varuna, for upper Sac
ramsnto, with barge Neponset, tor upper
Sacramento. with general merchandise; Re-
form aud barges, light, for San Francisco.
Boy INJURED.-On Saturday afternoon. as
farmer was passing the corner of Fourteenth
and X streets, number of boys climbed upon
the "back action" of his wagon. One OF
them, William Nelley, fell to the ground,
and wheel passed over his left leg, cutting
it severely The injured lad was taken to
wound sesed up. Boys should be very care.
full about climbing on wagons while in NO
tion, for they are always more or less ilbe to
meet with an accident; in fact, boys should
rot make such attempts at all. but then there
never was boy who did no! try it.
AID FOR THE 0RPHaNs.-Ho J. +
Swift has been invited hy the Managers of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum to deliver
al -. Al ~
IN aid OF the above institution. La reply,
Mr.. Swift states that his engagements with
the Republican State Central Committee will
prevent compliance until after November
ssh-the close Of the political campaign
after which time he will lecture at any time
the Managers may name. 1t is understo cd
that arrangements will be made for an APP
pointment Immediately after the State elec.
tiop.
FIRE ENTERTAIEMEST.-Bske & Hamil-
ton announce that there will be test of the
Climax Fire Extinguisher at 7:30 this even
ing on J street, opposite the Plaza. & tar
barrel ire of large proportions will be built,
aud the extinguisher tested upon it to demon.
strsts its power of checking a FIRE in its in.
cipieRcy. It is claimed to be the most prac-
teal of this kind of machine. Chief Engi-
neer Sullivan has consented TO supervise the
test aud see fair play.
Postal DEPARTMENT ORDER-Postmaster
Hopping has received the following instruc-
lions in regard to money orders: If an order
Is not presented for payment within one
month after its receipt. the Postmaster shall
notify the payer that the order has been re-
ceived. After that time, If the payee cannot
produce the original order, TO receive pay
ment be will be required to have the sender
apply Tor and forward q dapiieste.
CRY TREASURY REcRIPTs.-The follow
amounts were paid into the city trea
ury Tor the week ending Saturday. Septem.
Der %. 1882: S. r. Caldwell, Cemetery dues,
S33 20 ; Il. ID. SERVER, water rates, 81, $50 % /;
n. A. KiddeT, hsrbor dues, SO; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, Sl42 SO George A
Putnam city Gcsnsss S4nS Gaorra A