Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
VOW KIPPUR.-"The Sabbath of Sabbaths, !
as scripture calls the Day Of Atonement, will
begin with the Hebrews next Friday evening,
time immemorial the Jews devoted tLis day
to meditation and in penitenee, seeking par.
don from all Gins and iniquit;e,. The re.
igieus work prescribed for this day we find
in the 16 h chapter of Leviticus. Josephus,
the Jewish historian, in bis Antiq. Ill, 10. 3.
and Philo, the great philosopher of Alexsn.
dris, in bis Opp. IL, give minute descrip-
ton of the grand services held during the
period of the second temple. The Talnud,
as the most reliable source, refers to the mag
nitude of the worship in the momentous
words: Happy the eye which has wit
messed all this. which has seen the High
Priest in the discharge of bis function on the
day of Atonement" The observations of
this day, as conducted since the destruction
OF the temple, consist Of most impressive
prayers. scriptural readings and exhortations,
and fasting. Rev. DIR. Bloch will otiiciase at
Il
day evening at 6:l5. the principal feature of
which will be the requiem for the dead, and
the sermon: Peace a blessing OF God. F"
Saturday morning services will be resumed at
$3.50 a. NJ. Oae sermon will be preached in
the morning "God and Immortality :" the
other in the evening: " Perseverance.
MILITARY CONCERT AND BALL.-The Cen
eral Committee of Arrangements mes at the
nf fannap- l..
committee appointed at the last meeting to
arrange the details for the concert and bail,
and to invite the Governor to deliver the
dedicatory address, reported progress. Owing
to the absence of the Governor from the CITY,
they had as yet been unable to see him, but
were satisfied he would accept the invitation.
The Committee on Printing reported that
they had had printed 3 900 tickets, and pre-.
sented the same to the Secretary for distribu.
ton. The Committee on Distribution and
Sale Of Tickets were directed to proceed at
once with their work. The following were
added to the committees already appointed :
Captain Heilbrop. First Ward j. A. Nc
Nasser, First Ward Lieutenant ID, j.
Long. Second Ward (; n. w. Wilder, Third
Ward; Lieutenant Blessing, Fourth Ward.
The Committee on Privileges reported that
they intended to advertise for bids and would
be able to report definitely At the next meet
ing. Colonel Sheehan and Lieutenant Bush
were appointed a Committee on Decorations
Remarks were made by the officers and mem
bers of committee present as to thu best
means and the necessity of making e grand
success OF the concert and ball. The COM
mittee adjourned to meet Saturday evening
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Freigbt as fol-
lows for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th of September Weinstock & Lubin, /
box dry goods, box clothing; Thomas Har.
per, boxes boots and shoes Z. Lyon Co.,
l box dry goods; Kirk, Geary & Co. IL cans
glycsrine Central Pacific Railroad. 10 bales
hemp cord Lindley & Co, 20 barrels hams
Hale Bros. Co., L case underwear, l case
dry goods, 3 cases and l box cotton goods. /
box shoes; ID. Levy Il Co., 2 barrels cur.
rants; Booth & Co., 70 half. barrels fsh
Adams, McNeill e. Co, l box tobacco, so kits
and Is half barrels fish, w. A. & G. S.
Houghton, box books l.. l.. Lewis, bar.
rel lamps; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., .
bars steel, l case iron hinges, l drum iron
pipe-6ttiugs, barrel and II boxes lanterns
G. ii. Stevens & Co., case shoes.
iSco2SnRATED.-There was fled with the
sscressyef State yesterday the following
articles OF incorporation: Pleasant Prairie
Lodge of the I. o. C. t. Directors-Fred
Mcclellan, j. B. Ruggles and J. C. Heron,
Principal place of business, Pleasant Prairie.
Eolo county, Cal. Also the Gold King Gold
and Silver Mining Company. Dirgctors~
Jacob Schneider, james White, Jacsb l..
Lang, J. 4. Squier. Principal place of husi.
ness, San Francisco. Capital stock. 81 coo
600. divided into 100 900 shares. Also Indian
Spring Mining Company. Dirsctors-M. G
Taylor, John Joht ston, Robert Jones, Joseph
Cannon. ii. S. Hatch. Capital stock.
$1,000 600, divided into $4,000 shares. Prin,
cipal place of business, Grass Valley.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION Governor Geo.
U. Perkins has issued proclamation that a
general election will be held throughout the
State on Tuesday, the 9TH day of November,
1882, when the following officers will be
elected: A Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
two Justices of the Supreme Court, Secre.
rotary of State, Controller. Treasurer, At.
torney-Genersl, Surveyor General Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, Superintendent of Pub.
lie Instruction and six Representatives to the
Congress of the q nited States. A reward OF
500 Is offered for the arrest and conviction
OF any and every person violating the pro.
visions of Title w., Part l., of the Penal
Gods. The proclamation appears in full in
another column.
STILL LOWER PASSAGE RATE-The com,
petition among the various steamer lines be.
tween Europe and America is so strong that
cuts in rates have been continued until the
lowest point has no doubt at last been reached
John Talbot, ticket agent in this city, ha.
received notice that steerage passage tickets
can now be sold by him for $50 from Ant
werp. This places the cost within the reach
of many who may heretofore have desired tc
and nrnha hiv ~, han !
tickets for friends, as they can be procured
here OF MIR. Talbot at the same rate, and will
be good, alter purchase even If the price il
raised at once again to former much higher
figures.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS 9 O'Clock
last evening r. s. Carey telegraphed to the
ststion-house for an officer. Chief Karcher
dispatched officer Leivy 90 ascertain what
was wanted. The officer, upon arriving,
found that three men bad followed an old
gentleman on the street, and by their suspi.
cious conduct led him to believe that they
intended to rob him. The man ran into Mr..
Csrey's house for prote lion, and remained
until the arrival of the officer. Off ,er Woods
in the meantime came up, and both officers
started in search of the suspicious parties. La
few minutes they observed man hiding,
and placed him under arrest.
POLICE COURT following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
morning: Carrie Harris, charged with petit
larceny, case continued to September %.
1882; All Lung, for disturbing the peace,
same order Nj. Arnold, charged with bat.
terry, continued until this morning Mrs.
Sarah johnson, disturbing the peace, contiu.
ued to the 2lst All Hook for burglary, held
to answer to the Superior Court, biil fixed
at 81 900; VIM. Hare was tried for battery.
and was discharged; J. w. Murray, misde,
meanor. pleaded guilty and will be sentenced
to-day; Thomas Ready. disturbing the peace,
was discharged.
DREw A DEADLY WEAPoN.ZLast evenipe
aman by the name OF Paul Hsgau drew Q
dirk.knife on a bootmaker, on Sixth street
between and X, aud threatened tc stall
him. A messenger was sent to the station.
house, and officers Leavy and Dunlevy i'm.
medistely started in search of the would be
murderer. They found him at the Belvidere
Hotel, placed him under arrest and took him
to the station-house. The knife taken from
Hagan measured about light inches in lens tn
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap
pesred on the slate at the station.house last
night at II O'Clock: John Doe, drunk. by
officer Lesvy, Charles Schwartz, drunk. by
officer Eidred; Carrie McCarty, for battery.
by officer Ash; Lorenzo Martinez, default
log witness, by officer Dunlevy; John Heppy,
Tor petty larceny, By officer Lsavy.
New CITIZEN in Department
Tvs Of the saPsrisr- Gsr.s. Judge Dsasa.
admitted to citiz snship Louis Klempf ma.
tive of Germany, on the testimony of Gle.
mems Martin aud Joseph Meter.
f7A THuRsDAY.-D. J. Simmons,
ssSaoneA Ill sell at 1015 Fourth street, q,
1870 A. N. on Thursday, 400 new wood
dining chairs, one bedroom set, spring and