Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-29

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PRAISE SERvIcE.-A Christmas praise
service was rendered by the choir of the
Congregational Church last evening in a
very interesting manner, and much to the
qualification of a large audience. The pro-
gramme of the evenings exercises was as
follows Organ preludc Bonum Est Con-
fetri," Mosenthal; invocation; Scripture
lesson prayer " Nearer My God to Thee, -
Gould; " Emmanuel Thayer; Cantique
De Noel Adam; congregation, hymn 215;
"Te Deum, in f, kotzschmar; " Naza-
olao; Praise to Thee" (hymn), Hol-
brook " O Rest in the Lord, Mendelssohn;
organ solo loffertoire) Thayer " Lord
God, Almighty Stearns; "Otlertory "
(Sancta Marial Faure; congregation, hymn
339 DoXology; benediction.
He SOLD PIcTUREs.-The following rela-
tive TO a young man who recently stole a
valuable stallion from Count Valensin's
ranch near Arno, was captured by Sheriff
Cunningham near Stockton, and is now
confined in the prison of Sacramento coun-
ty, is taken from the Suffer Farmer
e Frank Allen. who sold pictures in this
vicinity some time ago and obtained money
on the strength Of lis subscription list and
then left for parts unknown, has been heard
from. He borrowed horse without leave
in the lower part of Sacramento county and
was taken in. The young man is evidently
of unsound mind, and yet he displays con-
siderable cunning withal.'
CoMMERcIAL.-Thes steamer San joaquin
No >, arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisco, light The steamer D. f. Knight
passed up stream, en- route from San Fran
cisco for Marysville, with merchandise
The Dover cleared for the upper Sacramento
yesterday with merchandise and towing a
barge. Her progress against the current
was very slow, and was witnessed by hun
dreds of people, who happened to be along
the water front taking a look at the river
and seemed to feel greatly interested in the
steamers passage through the bridge.
CITY TREAsuRY.-The following sums
were paid into the City Treasury FOL
the week ending December 9th: BY
joseph y. Herndon, cemetery dues, 81
harbor dues, SO: W. 4. Henry, Police
Court fines, SIS 80; George A. Putnam
CITY licenses. 1865 rs George A. Putnam
dog license, 81 cents; H. b. Nielsen, street
assessment, S175. Total, 81 SCI % Tota
disbursements, 81, 14S 81. Total amount in
City Treasury, $2I0.622 5S.
ARREsrs-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday; Ned Foster
by officer Frazee, for battery Blanche
Plethon, by officer Frazee, for exhibiting
A. Paquin, by officer Frazee, for battery
| George Burgkort, by Chief Jackson anC
local officer Cafferty, for yagraney; w. II
| Williams, by officer Frazee, for battery
All Ling, by special officer DePuy, for mis-
demeanor; Nellie Clark by officer Franks
for exhibiting.
! THE ORPHANS ENTERTAINMENT. = A
| Christmas entertainment will be given al
the Protestant Orphan Asylum tomorrow
evening, commencing at o'clock. Dona
| tons are solicited, and can be left at NJ r
Beard & Co.'S 424 J street, or at the Ma
/ tional Bank of d. O. Mills & Co.
! THE TIvoLI-The Tivoi company lee
| by George B. and Sam Marion and Ners
! Vernon, will continue the presentation o
/ the musical extravaganza of g Aladdin, o.
| the Wonderful Scamp" this week until Fri
dav evening when il will be withdrawn Il
give place to drama.