Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-30
]. R. LAME, Secretary.
The Board then adjourned.

JUDGE CLARK s + UNERAL.-1he funeral OF
the late Judge Robert C. Clark took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence of
Charles McCreary, Tenth and L streets.
Ths ceremonies were under the auspices of
the Odd Fellows. of which the deceased was
prominent member. The attendance at
the funeral was among the largest ever wit
messed in this city, showing the esteem in
which the deceased was held by the com
munity. There were many beautiful ard
rich floral offerings. Nearly all the members
of the bar were present, the entire police
forca in uniform. and city and county officers.
OF the Odd Fellows, Capital Lodge, Pacific
Eucampment ard the Sacramento Battalion
of Uniformed Patriarchs we're present with
nearly full attendance. Albert Hart as
Marshal Of the Order. The remainder Of
the cortege which followed ths remains to the
City Cemetery was made up Of citizens. The
palI-beorers were s G. benson. n. Greene
Curtis, #. NJ. Lindley, r. s. Carey, J. r.
Watson, James Carolan. J. H. Carroll. Nor
ris NJ. Estee, T. b. Mcfarland, J. H. Nc
Kune, A. P. Catlin. James L English, Nor
man S. Nichols. Alexander Nelson, A. G..
Sveetser, Ezra Pearson. G.. K. Van Heusen,
Richmond Davis, DR.. G. G. Tyrrel and DR..
G.. l.. Simmons. The frat eight named were
selected by the family, the next four repre-
sented the Bar Association. and the remain
der were chosen by the different Lodges of
| Odd Fellows. Rev. DIR. l. Z. D@inell was
the officiating minister.
BAR Association MEETING.-The men,
bers of the bar of Sacramento met yesterday
morning at the Courthouse, Co take appro-
pirate action in reference to Judge Clark's
death, and to make preparations to attend
the funeral in the afternoon. OF the sixty
memb ers of the bar ffty-six were present,
Three Of the absent ones were not in the city.
| A, z. Catlin called the meeting to order and
nominated John Heard, who is the Oldest
practitioner, for Chairman, and he was
elected unanimously. Messrs. Catl;p, Nc
Kuue, Mcfarland, Dunlap and English
were elected as Vice Presidents. Jamss
| B. Devine was cho en- as Secretary.
Messrs. Heard, McKune, Catlin, Armstrong,
English, Dunlap and Curtis we're appointed
a committee to draft resolutions. Clinton l..
White was designated to act as Marshal of
the bar ct the funeral. To act ss pall-hear-
era the meeting selected Messrs. Catlin, Nc
Kune, English end Mcfarland An ad-
journmsnt was then had until 1:30 P NJ, at
which hour the members again assembled st
the Courthouse, and in body marched 10
| attend the funeral of the deceased Judge.
Another meeting will be held at 10 A. NJ. on
next Monday, at the Courthouse, when the
COMMITTEES on Resolutions will report. and
addresses be delivered by members Ct the
bar.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Mrs. T. M,
Bates supported by large and talented com,
pany, will open at The Metropolitan Theatel
on Fridsy evening in this sensational drama
Camille" The same play win be produced
on Saturday at the matinee. Ga Saturday
and Sunday evenings Under the Gaslight
viii be presented By the same company. 4
special performance is announced for Monday
evening. Seats for any evening or matinee
can be secured at the box Office without extri
charge.
SToLEN.-Oa last evening j. E. Lyon,
mining man from Placarville, was passen
gera on the overland train from San Francis
co. On the Benicia ferry boat he stepped
from the train for few minutes, and whei
he returned an lion box which he bad will
him was missing. The box contained heside
soma very valuable papers $3.50 IN gold coli
and gold watch. Mr.. Lyon elsewhere an
nouness that he viii give hundred dollar
reward for its recovery.
FUNERAL To-DAY-Ths funeral of Mrs
William B. Davis, who died Oh Sunday morn
ing of typhoid fever, win take place thi
afternoon at o'clock from the residence o
her mother, Mrs. Elnors S. Mitchell, north
west corner Of Ninth and d streets. Rev
DR.. Bonte, of the State University, will of
fciate at the funeral. The deceased was
sister Of the late Mrs. ]. +. Sheehan, and tn
only remaining daughter of Mrs. Mitchell.
FREE LEcTURE.-Dr. ". E. Briggs d:
livered lecture last evening in the Y. N. G
A. free course, hsving fer his subject Tn
Eye He was crested with a very large an.
app.eciative audience, and his sutjsct, whici
was illustrated with an enlarged model of th
eye, snd numerous drawings, was closel,
listened to throughout.
NnTnrI1Kr THE PRESENT THE trutl