Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15
lsrEorAL DISPATCHES TO rHs RkooRD.uslos.y
Movements of the MISUNDERSTANDING As


Movements of the Marquis-Mining As.
sessmenf-Deafh.
SAN Francisco, September 14th,-Shortly
before noon to-day British Consul Booker in
troduced the representatives of the British
Societies of the city to the MARQUIS Of Lorpe.
and the address of welcome was read. The
Marquis responded briefly. The Princess as
signed fatigue as an excuse for her absence.
The party then accepted an invitation Of
General Mcdowell to make trip around the
bay in Government steamer.
Potosi levies an assessment of % cents per
share.
Rev. Henry Vidaver, rabbi of Congresa-
tion Sheriff Israel, formerly of Philadelphia,
died this morning, aged 40 years.
The Will OF the Late b. b. BEDDING.
SAN Francisco, September 14sh.-The
will of the late B. B. Redding was filed for
probate to-day. 1t was drawn up by Mr..
Reddipg himself April "A, 1873, Just previous
to his departure for Europe. By it ope.hsIf
OF bis property is given to his wife, the other
half to be divided equally bstween his three
children. He desires thst his father and
mother. if they survive him, shall have from
the estate $500 year during their life. The
house and lot at Sacramento are given to his
wife. Mrs Reeding and her son Albert are
appointed executors, and have applied for
letters of administration. The estate consists
of So 800 in coin and various parcels of land
in different parts of the State, with lots in
this city. The value of the estate is as yet
unknown.
Republican Mass Meeting.
SAN FRANoIsco, September 14sh.-The
Republican mass meeting held at Platt's
Hall was both large ard enthusiastic. The
large hsli was denssly packed, many not Be-
ing able to obtain even standing room. As
announced, Hon. NJ. III. Estee. the Rspubli.
can candidate for Governor, addressed the
meeting. He spoke at much Ter 9Th, his ad-
dress being characterized By force, concise
ness and point. He ably reviewed sll the Is
sues of the canvass, and made many telling
p :ints against the Democracy.
The Veterans Home Association.
SAN Francesca. September IA .h.-The As.
sociation Of Mexican Veterans aid several
Posts Of the Grand Army of the Republic
throughout the State have been addressed by
circular with regard to sending renresenta-
tives to q general meeting of the Veterans
Home Association. At meeting of tie
Executive COMMITTEES of the Trustees, held
to-day, vote was taken on the choice of
site for the Home. Descriptions of sill thu
sites offered and visited by the committee were
given. Trustees Blanding, Phillips, Appar and
Backus voted for the Clark place, near Napa,
and Major Hammond for the Smith place. in
Santa Clara county. Should this choice be
scquiesced in by the Advisory Committee,
the Clark place will be definitely settled upor,
The place consists Of tract Of 765 acres.
about eight miles north of Maps, and rear
the town of Youutville. in Naps valley. The
place Is valued at sic 000. A final decision
will be made on the 2ad inst.
Meeting OF Greenbackers.
San Francisco, september 14th. "A meet.
ing of Greenbackers was held tonight In
frcnt Of the Mint, which was attended by
quite . large crowd. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Stephen Maybell. who at the con.
clusion presented resolutions denouncipg mo.
nopolies. and urging all good citizens to vote
for Major McQuiddy.