Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-24

RICHARD DALE, Foreman.
THE HowARDs' ENTERTAINMENT. - The
ladies havirg in charge the benefit ball to be
given for the Howard Benevolent Society to-
night. held their final meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at Pioneer Hall. Reports were
received from the different committees ap-
pointed to solicit contributions for the sup.
per, and also from those who have in charge
other features of the entertainment. The
ladies say their efforts to aid the Society were
responded 20 in the most encouraging manner.
Tae following named ladies have been sdded
TO the Committee ON Neck-ties Miss Alice
Young, Miss Emma Norton, Miss Kjttie
Young, Miss Carrie Williams, Miss Kittie
Bostwick. Miss Lizzie Parsons. Mics Clara
S1ell, Mrs SERVER, Mrs. Ed. Mckee, Mrs.
Katzsnsteiu, Mrs. Maggie Breene ard Mrs.
Charles Spencer. Miss Minnie Marshall and
Mise May Talbot have been sdded TO the
Committee on Cigars, and Miss Jennie J.
Ind, 30 the Committee on Flowers. The
un4usseu stt q thu bail has been placed in
Charge Of the following named gentlemen ::
Il cep;i G. mmittse-FrsuE Miller w. g.
Colemar, l. Tier, w. r Otmsby, f. r.
II amiis ,r, {. L. White, T. T. johnson,
Floor Direc OH. A. Weaver. Floor Man
sgers-W. Z. Huntoon, a. ABBOTT and j. L.
I. Pike.
DIED. Yestsrdsy at the County Hospital
there died en- aged colored man named Robert
Fisher, who was we'll known among owners Of
racing stock throughout the entire State. He
was GO years Of age. The direct cause of his
death was consumption, although he has been
ailiag with Rheumatism aud other diseases for
some time. Deceased was q professional
horsa-shoer and for . number OF years was in
attendance at all races and fairs for the pur.
pose of shoeing the stock. OF late years,
until he became unable to work, be was en-
ployed in blacksmith shop on Second street.
He left no property. and number of citizens
have contributed TO fund for his burial,
which will take place to-day.
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th ms: For W. A. & C. S. Houshton,
case and / box books, case ruled paper /;
Lindley & Co, 3 cases canned mackerel !;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., III bars steel,
6 CASES irons s boxes wheelbsrrows, bundles
wood trays, s bundles handles John Breu-
ner, boxes chairs Van Heusen & Huntoon,
2 boxes wooden brackets; Hale Bros. L c.,
2 bales cotton goods; Locke Il Laverson, l
box window shade cloth; Joseph Ham, 2
boxes plasters Kirk, Geary & Co., boxes
dye stuff, boxes counter show cases; A. i.
Van Voorhies & Co., 8 cases nickle- plated
saddlery.
NATIONAL FLOWING are the per-
eentages of attendance at drills of the mill.
tary organizations as announced in the orders
Issued by the Adjutant- General: Company
A, First Artillery Regiment, 72.27 Com
psny b. 81. SO; Company q, S0.SS; Company
+, GO 6S; Company Z. 70 oS; Company g.
u. 16; Cadets, $500; the regiment, 70 81;
the First Infantry, $3.50; Second Artillery,
20 60; Fifth Infantry Battalion, O. 30; the
entire National Guard, 81 81.
UgHASDLED teacups sod saucers, only 40
cents per dozen; same kind with handles,
extra - size, only 20 cents per dozen. a.
AckermaR ) closing ous sale.