Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

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LECTURE LAST EVENING "A large and ap-
preoia5ive audience gathered in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms last even
lag TO hea- the Rev. T. s. Dunn lecture on
the subject, Living Books, and When
Opened" TIE lecturer described many
kinds Of books, ancient and modern, 5aying
none of them were books simply because Of
any peculiar shape or size, bat because Of the
records they contained. So man, because ii
the record 10 contains, Is book-a living
book. He is book of two volumes, bound
IL one. The memory constitutes one and
the moral assure constitutes the other vol
ume. Within the two volumes an accurate
and minute record Of all we see, hear and do
is written. Dat of this book We shall be
judged IA the day OK rewards, and an immor-
tai memory will make an eternal hell Of pun
ishmen5 certain unless against the accusing
record OF remembered sins Is written the
blood-bodghs pardon of the Savior of men,"
The lecture contained many pleasing illus.
trati0ps and sharp, practical hts, and called
forth frequent expressions Of approval from
the audience, whose close attention it held
to the end.
INJUNCTION G8AETED.-JudFa Mcfarland,
in Department Two Of the Superior Court
yesterday. CT ieged, in the case OF the County
Of Yolo va. William Henley ct al, that jadg-
ment be entsrsd erjl;aiug defendants as
prayed for uDtil further order of Court, but
providing that they may hereafter apply for
Q dissolution OF the injunction. |, was also
ordered thst there be n costs 20 either party.
In this case tha county bulls levss to pro-
tect the town 5f Washington scr0ss d part Of
the Henley property, Uish q SORT Of tacit
understanding between the parties, but no
written right If way b-irg given. Last fell
the defendants excavated earth for brick
msuuf1curs from g locality so close 20 the
Ievee that It's strength was m danger OF being
impaired-o- i was So claimed-sad the
county brought thu Euis TO have them re-
strained. The Court appears TO have rem
dered q decision to the effect that il was no
time Just low, Sc this stage of the river, TO
swap ho-sas, sud 'he whole subject might
be more thoroughly considered at some other
time to bs.t5r advantage.
BOARD CT SUPEBylsoRs.-Tbe Board NIT
yesterday, all the members present. Minutes
rssd and approved. \ pstition OF y. Harvey
ard others, for the alteration of road in
District NJ. Is was read, together with the
accompanying bond. which was approved.
On motion ct Mr.. Christy, Geo. Need, Jr.,
5. hrager and J. 3. Furness were appointed
Viewers. 4 communication was received
from j. 7. Gr.ti is, County Assessor, an-
nouneiDg chat be had appointed w. d. But
tegdeld a Deputy Assessor. On motion of
Mr.. Steinman, the appointment was con-
hrmed. The rules were suspended, and
claims allowed, as follows: j. N. Hotz.
S6l; E D. Taylor. SIC; J. f, DOody, $50
i. o. KimbTougb, Sl4. The report Of the
Il, LII, i
otherg, Tor the alteration Of road in District
No. 6, was Eesd and fled, and On motion Of
Mr. Chridy tire matter was set Tor hearing
Tuesday, April Ssh, at 10 A. NJ.
FUNERAL OF EDWARD CADwAIADER. :
There was large attendance yesterday upon
the funeral Ct Edward Csdwalader, which
took place from his late residences at Tenth
sud \ streets, ct l p. NJ. Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis conducted the ceremonies, ana q quar-
tet composed of Mrs. tleissreE-Lswis, Mrs
Addie Garter. Otto Fieissner ard Harry Car.
roll rendered appropriate music at the resi-
derce aud grave. The pall-bearers were
Or. w. Z, Cluness, L. Mebirs, Charles Nc
Ccaary. Judge T. 3. Mcfarland, +. G.
WatsrhCu5s, Frank Miller, I. J. Scott and
+. X Alsip. Capitol Lodge, No, 81. I. 0.
O. T., of which deceased had been mem
Der, attended With large membership.
REMrrnTva TmID.-The remittitur from
the Supreme Copr! ia the case of Beard vs..
Coglan, involving the County Clerkship of
Sacramento county, was received and fled
with the County Cierl, yesterday. As coon
IS the Mock Soon murder case IS disposed Of
the mater VIII probably be brought before
Judge Armstrong in Department One Of the
Superior C0ur,. 1t IS understood that Mr..
Coglan viii demand a new trial of the case,
as the Suprsne Court remRnded il for q new
trial, and @ii defend his possession OF the
ofhoe SIS tar as legal proceedings can extend.
HoP MARkET.-Tke latest report upon
hops by the Ls Mays, bop factors at London.
England, is &C. follows: The demand for ell
descriptions e hops ou this market continues
very quiet, bu. holders are strong. and refuse
to otfsr Of less money, the actual consumptiys
demand being JUS. sufficient 20 keep the
market steady. The continental markets, al
though extremely bars Of stocks. are fat.
TIE large arrivals Of American hops tend to
Cea3en values aud keep buyers off the mar
kst although sse bulk Of them are sold be- |
fore they come % hand"
REAL ESTATE At AUCrIoN.-Bell L Co, to- |
day, will sell a: auction, on the premises, at
II a. NJ, the property of n. Thieleu, known |
as the Sutterville Brewery, and about five |
acres If good land connected Herewith. 1t |
includes the brick aud frame buildings barns, !
sheds windmill, pump, tank, with capacity |
Of 4 500 gallons, underground pipes connect |
ing with frame and brick buildings large lot |
Of fruit trees and shrubbery, etc. Sale posi-. |
tive. Terms, 10 per cent. on day Of sac !
balance when deed IS made.
Police CoURT,-In the Police Court yes.
terday All Sing sud An Gin, arrested foF dig
turbing the peace. were discharged, on mo-
ton Of the prosecuting witness. James
Blondin and Tom Damn, against whom there
was q charge Of drunkenness, were dis
charged. The case of Daniel Capolia. &C.
oused of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was dismissed on payment of costs.
The case Of Matilda Miller, arrested for
having been drunk, was also dismissed on
payment Of costs.
DIED BRokES-H EARTED.-On the 2Sth of
February John J.. Mooney, an 1S-year-oId
boy, whose parents reside in this city, was
run over and instantly killed at the Six.
teenth-strees station in Oakland. When the
SD news WAS broken to his mother she was
pyostrated with grief, refused to be comforted,
and died last evening of broken heart.
Mrs. John Z. Mooney was native OF County
Cavsn, IEelsnd, and As years OF age.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OPEN.-The route
TO the East via L2throp and Los Angeles is
again open, and passengers and freight are
moving over Is. The route via Mohave and |
the Needles will be open in day or two.
PEACE DIsTURBANCE.-L9cal officer Mar
tin arrested George HArnett on Sunday for
disturbing the peace &C East Park. Yester.
day ne case was taken before Justice Tubs,
who h'ej ths defendant s..