Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-12

the wives daughters and sisters shall ac-
company the members on this visitation,
and a committee consisting of PatriarchS
H. 4 Burnett. John We'll. w. II. Stephen
son, Ed. NJ. Martin, Ben. Leonard, and p
Plat. were appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangement for transportation by 4
special train provide a suitable band. pro-
cure the attendance of one hundred, and
collect the sum necessary to guarantee Il
comfortable and specially pleasant time. 1t
is designed TO have the train leave here on
Wednesday morning. the 10Th inst. at 6
O'Clock sharp, SO as to give ample time to
be there al 9 o'clock, giving an hour before
the ceremonies commence. 4 grand ball
in honor of the event will be given by the
order at Chico that night, atwhich the COM
pany will remain and take their special
train in time 70 return early next day. Am
pie accommodation will be provided, and
enough ladies have already consented to 20
to insure sociabiity and company for each
other. san Francisco, Oakland and Vallejo
PatriarchS are also moving in the matter,
and il is expcctedthata hundred uniformed
Patriarchs will represent from those places.
Due notice Of details and time of leaving
will he given in the daily papers of this
city.
\ BENEVOLENT Acr-Mentionw was made
Yesterday Of the destitute condition of two
little bows named Wilson. whose father
died the day before at the County Hospital.
leaving them in the statiou-houSe in this
city. Yesterday John Maclcy, Superin-
teudeut cf Rancho Del Pas0. called at the
stati0u-house and being pleased with the
appearance of the lads offered them 4
home which they were only too glad to
accept. They were almost destitute of
clothing and their kind hearted bcncluctOr
took them to 4 store uptown and had
them Fitted with suits of new clothing
from head 20 foot and extra things To take
home with them. Last evening they &C
compaujed him to the headquarters Of the
Haggin ranch near this city, where they
will find good home and useful employ
ment 1t was. indeed, fortunate for the
poor lads that they fell into such good
hands, for Mr. Mackey is 4 man who will
see that they are not allowed 10 grow up
in idlencss, but will train them in the
ways OF industry, so that they may. in the
coming wears be able TO hold their own in
the world lie who tcmpers the wind to
the shorn lamb surely has not overlooked
these helpless waits.
FAuED TO APrEAR,-Sing Haw, the Chi
nese woman charged with grand larceny,
failed to put in an appearance yesterday in
the Superior Court when called, and bench
warrant was issued for her arrest. This is
probably about the last that will he heard
OF Sing Haw, as the Chinese bosses will
suffer biz money damages, if necessary,
rather than lose control Of one of their
women, now that the importation of the sex
is prohibited under the Restriction Act.
\ BLocKApE.-A little after o'clock last
evening one of the cars on the O-street line
got of the grade between Tenth and Eley-
cnth and was buried 10 the axletrees in the
soft earth. Before Il sufficient number OF
men could be gathered to lift il bodily upon
the track all of the six ears upon that line
became blocl.aded on the nearest side track
1t will be some days yet before the track
can be Strengthened and the bed got in good
condition.
THE TIvoLI.-ldalene Cotton, as Louise
in the Two Orphans does some phcnom-
email acting. She is 4 mere child but
takes a mart that has called for the best art
of skilled actresses. Her handling of the
mart is full of promise for her future, if she
Is not oyerworked in the present The
house was filed again last evening. The
same play tonight.
WEATHER REPoRT.-The Signal Service
weather reports nj P. NJ. last night showed
Int two foul weather sunSets-one al
Olympia and the other at Los Angeles The
weather at that hour was clear ali along
the coast, except at Olympia, Sacramento
and Los Angeles, at which places 1t was
cloudy. Barometer falling; wind north
and southeast.
Aucrios To-DAY-Bell & Co, corner Of
Eighth and X streets, will sellsat auction
at 10 A. NJ. to-day, a large lot of furniture Of
all descriptions and other household arti-
Giles. Also lot of pictures, frames, baskets
satchels, tinware, etc.