Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-21
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

II. j. Mccoy, of San Francisco, has been
elected permanent President Of the Y. H.
c. A. State Convention.
j. j. Judge, Treasurer of the Seamen's
Protective Association, says he was
knocked down some nights ago and robbed
of the funds of the Society, S4S
Hoo Low, who stole satchel from Mrs.
Hilda Koegel on the 4th inst, that con-
tanned over 500 in coin and lot OF stock.
Six hundred dollars of the money and al
the stock was recovered
The San Francisco and San Rafael Rail
road Company has incorporated to construct
and operate railroad from the junction
with the San Francisco and North Pacific
Rsllroad, on Tamalpais avenue in San Ra-
faei, by the most practicable route to
point on or near Tburon Point on Rsccoon
straits, assistance of about nine miles; thence
by ferry to San Francisco, distance OF
about six miles. Capital stock, $500, 600,
divided into 5000 shares Of par value Of
500 each. DiTectors-Peter Donahue,
James NJ. Donahue, Arthur Hughes, T. L.
Bergin, Thomas Donahue.
The Harbor Commissioners have adopted
the following resolution ''That the Board
of State Harbor Commissioners are desir-
Gus of doing all in their power to put an
end to the nuisance caused by the discharge
of the Powell street sewer into the BASIN
bounded by Bay, kearnY, Powell streets
and the seawall, and will contribute their
proportion toward the extension OF said
sewer from Bay street to the seawall, and
will at their own cost continue the same
across the seawall so as to effect discharge
into the tidal current of the bay, and the
Secretary is hereby directed to transmit
copies of this resolution to the Board Of
Health and Board of Supervisors.
At mass meeting of colored people held
Thursday night, at Platt's Hall, there was
large attendance. f. ID. Hall presided.
r. I. W. Jones, of Oakland Frank Bow
ers, Of Sacramento J. Fletcher Jordan,
Paul A. Jones, Emanuel Squivers, OF Sac
ramento; Rev. Robert Seymour, of Saa
Bernardiuo; B. a. johnson, Of Saera-
mento; Mr.. Hatton, of Napa r. ].
Fletcher, of Sacramento Henry o. john
son, of Sacramento and f. D. Hall, of
San Francisco. Letters were received froIz
a number of Republican colored persons,
expressing their regret at being unsbIe
30 be present, and warmly indorsing the
Republican party. Each speaker repudi-
ated and denounced the action OF the meet
ing week ago declaring in favor of the
Democratic party, and several read resolu-
tons of the same tenor, adopted by meet
ings of the colored people in their respec-
tive counties. Resolutions in accord there
with were adopted declaring the adherence
OF the colored voters to the Republican
party. An address from Thomas Piersou.
of Vallejo, was read Music was furnished
hyya pnInraI hand
with three cheers for the Republican ticket.
The annual Conference of the American
+, Church of California met Wedues-
day IN the Union Bethel Church. Bishop
I. W. D. Ward presided and delivered the
opening address. Revs. Messrs. Robert
Seymour and /. S. Gregsby were trans-
terred from the Kansas Conference to the
Conference of this State. Rev. T. Gregg
by preached the annual sermon. The Con-
ference resumed its deliberations Thurs
day morning. Rev. j. B. Hill, agent Of
the NJ. E. Repository, was introduced.
Rev. j. H. Neate, of the II. f. Church
South, was also introduced. The B;shop
announced the following standing commit
tees: On Missionary Money!. Z. An
derson. Oh Education-I. n. Triplets,
Fielden Smithea. Ga Sabbath Schools.
H. West, E. L. TapPan, R. I. Houston.
On Mission Circuits and Station-P. X.
Green, j. r. Dorsey, j. F. Anderson. Ju-
diciary-R. Seymour, P r. Green, J. L.
Grigsby. State of the Country. Z
Dorsey, j. FL. w. West, NJ. NJ. Walker.
State of the Church, n Triplett, J. e.
Anderson, p L. Green. On Railroads.
r. Seymour, l. N. Triplett. FieIden
Smithea. Ga Admission and Orders-P.
r. Green, r. Seymour. l. n. Triplett. On
First and Second Years Class. r. Dor.
sey, j. F. Anderson, Fislden Smitheo. On
Third and Fourth Years Class-R. Sey-
mour, ]. N. Triplett, 2. r. Green. On
Home and Foreign Mssions-I n. Trip
lett, j. L. Grigsby, J. H. w West. 4
resolution was adopted pledging the Con.
ference to support the work Of the Ameri-
can Bible Society. The Conference was ad.
dressed at some length by NJ. THOMPSON,
agent OF the Bible Society, and DE-. Gary.
editor OF the California Christian Adoocats.
The annual meeting of the Missionary As
ISOLATION, which was to have been held in
the evening, was postponed until Monday
evening.