Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-06


The HCWA2Ds -IEs reports made at the
nesting of ths Howards for March showed
81 assisted by tbs steward, by 991 dispense
siols Thee are new being assisted 81 lick
and iuf rrl lsen. ~ women nd 10 children
in all 10 persona The Ir5asurer's receipts
y follows: From monthly collections,
Sic 50; from collect ms at the polls, $50 IL;
drawn from the bank, $500; total, S44S 76
His disbursements amounted to 1852 Ga.
Balance in the treasury April lat, 1894 "a
Claims were audited at the meeting to the
amount of $3.50 A, which. with the unpaid
bills previously audited $3.50 46) makes
3 total Indebtedness of S60S 49, The Di-
recsorS were therefore compelled to order
800 more of the fund to be drawn to meet
these liabilities. Under these circum-
stances the steward was instructed to re-
duce the amonnt CT dispersation about
one-half, in order that the means of the soci-
ETY. should not be totally exhausted before
some suitable arrangements had been made
to meet the wants OF the poor and sick of the
city. OF the sisk ones there have been over
sixty helped 10y the Towards within the
month of March. Louis Bien, Secretary Of
the ssciety, and Jose 5h Hahn, one of the Di-
rectOrs, having resigned their several offices
preparatory to removing from the city, the
meeting proceeded TO an election to fill said
vacancies, which resulted in the choice of Jo-
seph Steifens for Secretary and Louis Elkus
for Director. The thanks of the Board were
then, by VOTE rendered the retiring officers
for their long and efficient services, accompa-
MED by good wishes for their future heal h
and prosperity. A notice of donations ap-
pears in another column.
FREB LIBRARY. - The following list OF
books have been ordered by the Board of
Trustees Of the Sacramento Free Library
Washington Allston's poems, Lectures on art
and Monaldini; john Pierpont's poems;
Charles Sprsgu5's writings; James G. Per-
civsls poems James G. Palfrey's History
of New England; Dr. Mark Hopkins es-
says Lydia Maria Child, Phelothea; George
Lunt's poems: Edmund Qlincy's Life of
Josiah Qaiacy; George S. Hillards Six
Months in Isaly A. B. Streets poems
Wood and Water; Is. 2. Whipple's Literature
aud Lite-essays and reviews; Julia Ward
Howe's complete poems; Alice Carey's
Married, not 81 4tcd; Z. E Hsle's The Man
Without Country, Sybaris and Other
Homes, II Yes aud Perhaps; George H.
Boxers complete poems; Harriet Prescott
Spoff0rd's po6ns Amber Gods and other
stories; Celia TlsxteI's poems; Epes Sar-
gents American Adventures by Sea and
Land, Arctic Adventures by Sea and Land,
Woman Who Dared, Wonders OF Arctic
World Abraham Liuco'n's Life, Speeches
and Letters Jeremy Taylor's sermons !;
Samuel Juhasou's 5atires. Ramblers Jeremy
Re ltham's Popular iscies, Essay on Codif-
cation; Chauc5r's poems; Damon and
Pytbias, by Richard Edwards; Isis I'm
yeiie6, by MADAM Blavatsky; BTysnt's His
tory Of the United States school editions of
Anderson's History Of the United States,
Redpaths History Of the United States, and
Swinerton's History of the United States !;
Our Wild Indians, by Colonel Richard l.
Dodge; American Almanac, 1882.
YoUxG MK.'s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The monthly report of Andrew J. Hanson,
President of tie Young Mems Christian
Association of Sacramento, for March, shows
as follows: Twenty-six MONDAY meetings
were held, with an attendance of 404 three
Wednesday evening prayer meetings, attend.
auce so; four Sunday afternoon meetings
attendance 81; in the 81 days the attend
ance at the res libg-room was 500 at the
three evening Suaday-school lesson studies
the attendance was 90; at the four meetings
Of the singing cla The attendance was 81
services were held twice at the County all
with an attendance Of So; one public recep-
ton was given, with All attendance of l75
st the Association meeting the attendance
was GO. and as the public lecture there were
SO present There has teen one meeting of
the Board of Directors two each of the
Lecture aud Labor Committees. Handbills
distributed, eco; cards of invitation, 500
pages OF Temperance literature given away,
2.G09; seekers Of religion, 20.
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS The Board met
yesterday, pursuaat to Adjournment. Pres
ent, a full Board. No business of Importance
was transacted District Attorney H. l..
Buckley came before the Board and read an
opinion in regard 70 the copdemning of the
American river bridge. Tne same was
ordered on fle. This repor. in full appears
elsewhere. Adj ,Urned.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC. Perkins has
appointed the following as Noaries Public:
JOIN t. Carey sad William F. Hunt on, for
Sacssmento e1pI,ty. to reside at Sacramento;
j. 2. Davenport, for Santa Cruz county. to
reside st Santa Cruz.
PARTIES in the e1uatry who have heretofore
l.. a. b.. fN.,;f.I lNa1l-v NIL.