Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
CONCISE LOCALS.

There was no session Of the Superior Court
yesterday.
joseph Wiseman has filed his official bond
as Notary Public, with James Mcclure and
j. J. Trarbsch as sureties.
James Cummings and Louis Harris were
arrested yesterday by police oticsr Eldred
for peddliDg without a license.
The committee of the Eureka Social Club
announce the place where ladies' applications
for the Eureka bal maequs should be left.
Kavauaugh & Flint have purch ssed the
undertaking business formerly conducted by
A. J. Vermilys, late Coroner OF this county.
The entertainment announced to be given
by the Pioneers at their hall this evening has
been postponed on account OF the death OF
member.
j. l.. Berry and S. Gladney, of Antelope.
have received q patent for an improved faucet,
and j. M. Harlow, OF Brighton, patent for
fruit-stoner.
A lecture will be given on Sunday evening
at Pioneer Hall. by ex-senator Warren
Chase, on the subject Of phenomenal and
Rational Spiritualism."
DIR. E. B. Lighthill has opened an office
over the California State Bank, and an.
nouncss as specislties the treatment OF the
eye, ear, throat and lungs.
DIR. T. B. Reid, formerly practiciog dent
ist in this city and more recently resident
of Colorado, has returned to Sacramento and
resumed business at his former rooms, 81 j
street.
By an error il appeared yesterday morning
that J. J. Cosby had been appointed as
Assistant Adjutant- General Of the State. 1t
should have read j. j. Tobin, of San
Francisco.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 2 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with general
merchandise, ard two barges of LUMBER for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company, w. f.
Fraser, and Sacramento Lumber Company.
John Campbell has been appointed by
Street Commissioner Ryan to fill the place
formerly occupied by John R. Shellsrs as
chain.gang boss The Police Commission
ers yesterday afternoon commissioned him as
special officer.
At the Bric-a. Brsc Club meeting last night
there was a reading by Mrs. Hughsor, read
ing of letters for the letter-Eox by Mr.. GTuns
key, and exhibition of decorative art speci-
mems by Miss Kendall and others, and some
new landscapes in oil by Mr.. Bush. Mrs
Matte K. Powers and Mrs. s. Tryon were
elected active members. The next meeting
was ordered to be held as Mozart night, it
BEING the anniversary of the birth of Moz ,rt.
On that occaSion the musical and the literary
sections will both mske M Fart their theme.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-Prayer will be offered
in the Protestant churches to-day for Mis-.
sions." That all missionaries and others en-
gagged in mission work and in the circulation
of the Scriptures at home and abroad may
be filed with the Holy Spirit, and that great
success may crown their flor g that sll con.
verts may be kept stesdfast in the faith, and
made earnest and efficient in seeking to bring
souls to the Saviour; that many more faith
ful lsborers may be called into the Lords
vineyard that the Mahommedans and the
heather may be won to Christ, and that the
Jews may bs constrained to receive him as
their long-expected Messiah. That the bless.
ing Of God and the power of the Spirit may
abundantly rest upon the Conference of
Christians of various nations proposed to be
held this year 10 Stockholm. Luke xiv. So
SO Luke x. Lie; John xvi. LIS; Acts XII.
LII Psalm OK. and Psalm C Rom. xi.
Eek. xxxvil. 21-2S; Isa. lii. 7-15. To-mor-
row the subject suggested for sermons Is from
Titus H. 13 locking for that blessed
hope, and tie glorious appearing of the great
God and our Saviour Jesus Christ"
PRISONER ARRIvED.-Yesterday morning
man named Thomas Gibson, charged with
having been connected with some of the re-
cent car burglaries, arrived in the city in
charge of an officer. He was arrested by the
Chief of Police Of Virginia City, New. The
requisition on which he was brought to this
city was the first one issued By Governor
Stonemsn.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday SIS follows:
All Mong, assault to commit murder, contin.
ned TO January 16.b. Frank Williams and
James Smith, healthy begears, discharged.
James Morgan, common drunkard, found
guilty ninety days In the County Jail.
Charles Slaughter, judgment for battery,
flied $50.
"EsMERALDA.n = The Madison SQUARE
Metropolitan Theater on next Thursday
evening in thu play entitled Esmeralda."
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is in progress. Now is the time-buy your
goods while they are being sacrificed at less
than New York prices. Throughout our
house-in all depsrtments-havet these sweep
ing reductions taken place. Stupendous clear
snce sale, Hale Bros. & Co.
To DEPTHS UNKNOWN. through our instru.
mentality, have sunk high prices. For silks,
satins and dress goodp, at figures which sell,
90 to Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
Com WEATHER does not affect the pur.
chasers of our splendid line of ladies' all-wool,