Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HELP Fer The HoWARDs.

~ lhEE6 uuutUeE VI CaCEhuuepIO lhulcb u1eJ
at Pioneer Hall at ? P. NJ. yesterday, to make
arrangements for an entertainment to be
given for the benefit of the Towards, at the
Pavilion on Friday evening, November 29l.
The following committees were appointed:
Lemonsde-Mrs. j. D. Kent, Mrs. George
d Blue. Mrs. Fred. Birdsall. Mrs. Geo. Bates.
Cigsrg-Mrs. A. Nathan, Mrs. George
Taylor, Miss Alice Lipp, Mrs. William Nc
Laughlin, Miss Ella Boutwell,, Miss Emma
Hartwell, Mrs. J. w. Boyd.
Candy-Mrs Morris Sternfsls, Mrs. Add.
Hinkson, Mrs. A. Gallstin, Miss Jennie Nc
Farland, Miss Nettie Hamilton.
Flowers-Mrs. William Becknan, Mrs
Keegan, Mrs Gus. Hart, Mrs. Geo. jackson.
Ice cream-Mrs. Zsh, Mrs. DIR. Bruno
Mrs. George b. Kstzenstein, Mrs. J. w.
Armstrong, Mrs. j. G. Hogan.
Gas-Mrs. John q. Brown.
Hall, music and printing-Mrs. Wasser-
man.
China, glassware, knives and forks and
spoons-Mrs. Z. b. Ray, Mrs, G. W. Han
cock and others.
Receiving provisions at Pavilion Mrs.
G1odell, Mrs NJ, A. Baxter, Mrs. l.. Howe.
Supper-Mrs d. n Thorp, Mrs. Littlefeld,
Mrs. Budd, Mrs. c II. Cummings, Mrs. n.
c. Farnsworth, Mrs George w. Ficks, Mrs.
Ed Mckee, Mrs James Hale, Mrs. Charles
Robin, Mrs. Z. P. Figg, Mrs. Van AIMEE,
Mrs. Ed r. Hamilton. Mrs. J. A. Nc
Intyre, Mrs, ii. Fay, Mrs. a. h Powers,
Mrs. f. L. Julian, Mrs. l. Elkus, Mrs. r. d
SERVER, Mrs. S. G. benson, Mrs. o. P.
Goodhue, Mrs Z. w. jackson, Mrs. Hollis
Newton Mrs. /. L. Lewis Mrs. j. G. Mar
tine, Mrs. DR.. Nelson, Mrs. Grove L. John
Cbrfs I N
Mrs. Benne Wilson, Mrs. H. NJ. LaRue,
Mrs T. B. Mcfarland
Committee to Solicit Contributions for Sup
per-Mesdames Daniel Flint, T. d. SERVER.
I. L. Lewis, George Taylor. H. II. Paulk,
George jackson, J. L. Chatterdon, J. D.
Kent, Henry Starr, l.. Kruzberger, II. Burn
ham, P. H. Russell, p. Gogings, G. II. Cum
mIngs, Henry Miller, Ben. Croker, J. A
Mcintyre, James Faris, A Mooser, L. To-
y ?, f. B jennings, A. G. Hinkson, h. w.
Earl, W G. Farnsworth, J. Littlefeld. A. J.
Stephens, DIR. Pinkhsm, \. Greene Curtis,
E. Van AIMEE. w. B. Miller, G. Politz, c.
II. Gilman, NJ. Sternfels, E. Wordsworth, Z.
Steinman, NJ Barber, NJ. Fay. II. Stein
man, n. i. Drew, II. Newton. L.
Eikus, D. N. Thorp, E. B. Hussey,
A A. Van VOORHEES,. George Locke, William
Lyon, r. B. Harmon, Fred Birdsall, w. A.
Stevenson, o. Walther, +. l.. Julian, J. l..
LlunEOODr ATEbIEt W lDabccf l5auoA6 AOHA-
send J, Il. Aickuue, S. MoOser.
Committee Of Gentlemen-W. P. Cole
man, c. T. Wheeler, Mayor Brown, Judge
w A. Henry, John Mcneil, G. w. Ches-
ley, G. II. Cumming, d. Lubin, III. Vein
stock, P. Il. Russell, G. IL. Hubbard, 2.
BOIL, a s. Hopkins, frank Miller R. o.
Cravens, j. r. Watson, A. HeilbrOn, S. G.
benson, c. II. Krebs, James l. Felter.
The ladies Of each COMMITTEES are requested
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booths, and report in full at the meeting
Monday, November l9sh, at P. N.
AN IRoSCLAD.-About II o'clock last night
officers Kent and Dillman noticed cruising
near the corner of Third and streets Chi
naman who looked as though he had a little
business on hand AS the officers have re-
ceived orders to arrest every suspicious APP
bearing Celestial on the street, they captured
and conveyed this cruiser to the station
house On searching him they found large,
murderous looking knife, with blade about
ten inches long and keen az a razor also
huge navy revolver But that was not all,
for under bis blouse was found sixteen blank
books each about fifteen inches long, six
wide and one inch thick. They were strapped
around HIS body with wide bands of cotton
cloth. fully protecting his entire body from
knife wounds or pistol shots. As the books
were without stiff covers they could be very
easily fitted to the body, making very et-
fectual amor.
PREPARING HIN FOR THE HEREAFTER
Yesterday, when the undertaken wss en-
banning Chinaman preparatory to his ship
meut to his native land, one of his country-
men came in and placed q neatly written
. in 81 cha hnuFe IF tho daCpa9ad
aud fan in the other. Upon inauiring as to
the object Of so dong, the Celestial pointing
TO the card, said " If he man 90 heaven, he
letter Of introduction Pointing to the
other hand. ne said May be 50 he go
mother place, he heap hkem fan"
DEATH OF An EXEMPT FREsiAN.-Ysster.
day morning the bell on the Fifth-street en-
giue.house tolled, and the news soon spread
throughout the city that Andrew Black was
dead lie was native OF ireland, 30 years
of sge, and died sitter triei illness. he was :
member of Sacramento Lodge, l. o. O F., and
was an Exempt Fireman. Mr.. Black was s
member OF the typographical fraternity, hav-
ing learned the art in Canada.
MILITARY SoIBEE.-Company A will give
their regular monthly soiree at Armory Hall
this evening This company is composed Of
some Of the best young men IN the city, and
their entertainments are always conducted on
plan that is sure to please all. They have
the best music obEsinable engaged, and insure
all who attend good time.
PoLIcE CouRT-In the Police Court yes
teroay the cases Of the Chinese rioters came
ND for hearing. All 10y and Billy Ho Lung,
merchants VINO had been arrested. were dis.
charged on motion of the City Attorney.
All the other cases were continued until Mon
day.
BUrrER.-We take pleasure to notify the
public in general that we are receiving daily
a large invoice Of choice Petaluma butter, the
best In market. d. DeBernArdi & Co., S0S
and 80 K street.
LOOK out for our boot and shoe advertise
ment that will appear shortly. Thousand
dozen placed in stock within the past thret
days at Red House.
PEOPLE looking round sightseeing are in
-Vited at Rad House to-day.