Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The following is the April report made to
the Young Mems Christian Association by
their President Andrew j. Hanson
Twenty-Five MONDAY meetings, attendance,
2s0; three Sunday P. II. meetings, III; two
Wednesday evening, 80; one association,
50 three Sunday-schosl teachers. 40; one
meeting at County Jail. IS; thirty days
readiug.room, 59S. Total. l,2l3 During
the mouth there was one fill meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, and one each Of the L.c-
ture and Devotional Committees. Ga two
Sunday afternoons there were rousing tenn
peranoa meetings in one Of our churches sd-
dressed by Colonel J. I. Long and Mrs.
Emily p Stevens. in favor Of which our SER
vices were given up. On account Of the con-
fnement in the County Jail Of Simon RateB,
the slayer Of james Lansing, the prison Off
cials have n. deemed it safe to allow religious
services there since the irst Sunday in April.
We hope TO resume our work there soon.
About 600 invitations to our noon day and
other meetings have been distributed, and
some 800 association cards given ont during
the month. In the County Jail and else
where about 5000 pages of temper
ance and religious literature have bsen
given away, Our Free Reading room, so
generously supplied by editors and publish
ers OF leading secular and religious Bewspa-
psrs with fresh reading-matter. and by others
with valuable books and periodicals, is daily
proving great boon to strangers and poor
men in our city. Expressions Of qualification
at this feature oi ouc work are becoming both
frequent AID emphatic. Owing to bad
weather aud Other enbsrrassments, the aing-
ing class and teaChsrs' class for Sunday
school lesson study were poorly attended
during the month, and had to be abandoned.
These we hope 10 rss1Re in the near future
under more favorabls auspices. Our religious
meetings have bean generally seasons of much
interest, and we feel that considerable good
is being done by the several departments of
our Association.
OPEN Am CONCERT To NIGHT.-At 1880
this evening, in the Capitol Park, will be
given the first Of the sries of open air con-
certs, mention of which has been made here.
tofore in our columns. It is the intention of
the gentlemen having them in charge to SO
have them conducted that they will prove
even more popular than those ct last year,ib by
having the concerts alternate between the
Capitol Park and the plaza; the intention
being TO give two concerts weekly, one even
ing in each mentioned place. 10 this end
two bands have been engaged-the Hussars
band and First Artillery band. The First
Artillery band Is to render the initial per-
formsnce this evening 10 the programme as
given below. Permission having been given
TO use the Capitol Park, and by the City
Trustees to use the plaza. the committee re-
specbtully request the public that they do all
in their power to preserve the beauty Of the
two parks, and to more perfectly insure the
success of these popular concerts by aiding
the committee in pbzaryiner p1ad f,-dar auf.
preventing any injury To shrubbery or
plants. Programme Grand march, Storm
the Fort;" waltz, Approach II Spring :"
serensde, pheasant Dreams (bass solo by
II. Hopje): march, cottage by the Sea !"
baritone solo, by VIM. Gle; comic medley
of popular airs; cornst solo, % Be Kind to
All, by II. SWitzsr march, First Artil-
Z lerY Regiment" "Home, Sweet Home"
with variations.
Howard BENEvoLEST AssocIATIoS.-At
the monthly meeting Of the Howard Beuey-
olent Association reports were submitted,
showing the following work performed in
April: There were 1s5 persons relieved by
the Steward, by 535 dispentations Thsrere-
rnained upon the books, May 1st, u infirm
men, "a women and IS children; total, 119.
Received by the Treasurer from monthly
subscriptions, S137 d; from interest on
funds loaned, Sl20 So and from the fund,
500; in all, S65S OS. Discussed by him
during the month, S443 S5. Balance in the
treasury, May 1st, SOS AZ. Bills were
audited at the meeting to the amount of
S312 o. Adding thereto the bills previously
audited, but unpaid lS44 0Sl, shows the pres
ent indebtedness of the association to be
1866 10.
The FOLSOM MURDER CAsE-The trial of
All Fong, charged with the murder of All
Yot on the 18th of December last, was com
naenced in Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday. The prosecution is being
conducted by District Attorney Henry l..
Buckley and General 10 Hamilton. The
defense by Charles T. Jones, Leroy S. Tay-
lor aud William G. Crossstt. The defendant
shot the deceased in 6ght over q gambling
debt. The following named citizens were
sworn to act as jurors in tie case: William
Avery, Z. o. Churchmsn, Joseph Bailey,
Milton Twiggs, G. w. Young, William Shat
tuck, Claus Anderson, C. A. Smell, B. f.
Alexander, Peter Newman, B. A. Fsrr and
A. Grubbs.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Henry disposed of
the calendar ia the Police Court yesterday as
follows: Frank Smith, youth, was sen.
tenced to forty days imprisonment in the
County Jail as a common dTunkard. he
had just been released after thirty days i'm
prisonment for vsgrancy. Tne following
cases were continued: Michael MeCarty,
John Duffy, Jane Ahern. disturbing the
peace, to May 10th; Ed. Regan, battery /;
Bridget Daily, Catherine HazeiDach, disturb
ipg the peace. to May 1fsh; Annie Hoppe,
disturbing the peace, to May oh; Jake
Hammond, disturbing the peace, TO May
13 n.
SCHOOL ELEcrIoN.-The qualified electors
of the Calf school district are notified that
the annual school meeting will take place on
Saturday, June Sd. for the election Of Trus.
teas. The question will also be submitted
whether or not to raise tax of 81 600 to hire
third teacher repair the school.house and
pay of old indebtedness. The rapid advance
of this community brings moro school chill
dren, and it IS thought proper by some that
three teachers instead of two are required to
manage the school. The school building is
in need OF repairs that should be attended to
at once.
WoRKMEN's GRAND UNION PIosrc.-A
picnic will be given under the supices of
Rocklin Lodge, No. 1885, on Friday, May
19sh, at their fine new grove lately put in ex-
celiens shaps. As this is the fret picnic *.
cursion to Rocklin, everybody should avail
themselves of the privilege to sea the finess
grove in the vicinity of Sacramento. Prizes
Will be awarded to children in games, races.
ETC., aud all adults will be most agreeabiy
entertained. Tickets for the round "trip. 81
Children. half price. Cars will leays the
depot at $3.50 N.
AUCTION SALE.-Shsrburn & Smith will
sell Thursday, May 11th, at 1890 a. NJ, at
residence, over No. COG J street, between
Sixth and Seventh, one haiFeloth pe,lor set.
one writing desk, whatnot pictures, one hand
sone walnut and marble top chamber set.
spring beds, feather pillows, Brussels and
thEss ply carpets, wardrobe, bed lounge.
three-quarter bedstead, spring and top mat.
trasses, hall and stair mating, walnut
bureau, washstaud, extension table, crockery
AMI glassware. kitchen furniture, etc.
INCoBPoBATEn.-There we're fled in the
Secretary of States Office yesterday articles of
rcnrporation Of the "Redlands Telegraph
& Telephone Company" Principal place of
business RedlAnds, San Bernardino county.
Directors, Z. G. Judson, f. E. Brown, J. G.
CJ' kshutt, Charles A. Smith and Robert T.
Bow. Capital stoci: 81 600 divided into 200
shsres. Alsa OF ths Frat Baptist Church, of
LIS Angeles. Directors, l. n. Cooper. o, T.
Ssrker. J. Z. AIillsrd, r. l.. Patton and
John ID. Bricknell.
CASE OF SIMON RArEN case of
Raten, charged with the murder of James
L. nsirg. wi be called in Department Two
Of .he Supe ior Court to-day. The Court
has appointed Elwood Bruner as counsel for
the defendant. 1t il understood that both
ST are reedy for trial, and no continuance
Will be asked on either side.
APPOINTED Governor Perkins ha. ar.
p lsed F. j. Hopper Notary Public fog
8 ramentc county, to reside in Sacramento.