Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-23

LOCATED IN LExINGToN.-Rev Mr. Ward,
formerly rector in st. Paul's Church in
this city, and while here was married to a
daughter of Edwin T. Taylor, is located in
Lexington. Ky, and is said to have the
weathicst congregation in the blue grass
country. The Lexington Press a few DAYS
since had the following: We congratulate
the members of Christ Church on their
good fortune in securing the services of so
excellent a gentleman as Mr.. Ward. He
cviMdntly combines in q high degree all of
the good qualities that are needed to make
his ministry here a grand success. We
cannot now recall an instance i'll which a
minister called to any Of our city churches
has been received with greater en-
thusiasm by the congregation, or one who
has made a more favorable impression dur
ing the short time that he has been in Lex
ington. The pleasant impression made by
Mr. Ward is not confined to the members
of his church-it has extended TO those
outside the church and as one Of the lat
ter we bear cheerful testimony to the fact
that he is a man Of unusual energy. prompt
to meet every emergency, is familiar with
the uSages of polite society, and thorough
ly informed in regard 10 all matters OF
progress in the great world around us. A
bright future for good works and lasting
influence is before him. His success *
assured, and we are glad of it,
THE YorNG PEorLE,-Last evening at
Westminster Presbyterian Church, the
Young People gave their last entertain
iucnt for the season, which was well at
tended and in every way i success. The
following programme was cxcellently rem
dered: Piano solo, '-Whispering Wind, -
Miss Lille Crowell; recitation, Aunt Ia
bitha, Miss Laura Bidwell solo, Good
by Miss Laughlin; recitation. THE In
yentor's Wife, Mrs. Williams; piano solo.
Miss May Taylor; vocal solo, Mr.. Boards
lee; recitation, Miss Warehouse: vocal
solo. Miss Grace Kidder: solo Miss Nor
rill Afterwards all were served with re-
freshments, and number of parlor games
were INDUCED in which were highly inter
esting and entertaining.
\ HEAVY HAUL.-The police Slate last
night recorded the following arrests: Jim
Martin, alias Yorkey," by officers Ash
and Franks. common drunkard; \. c.
Crawford by officer Franks, battery John
Doe and Richard Roe, by officers Ash and
Arlington. petit larceny; Louis Strauss
and John Norton, by officer Sullivan, foI
keeping disorderly houses Fred. Schu-
maker and VIII Coburn, by Health Officer
Ferral. petit larceny; Joseph Meyerhotfer
by officer Rider, common drunkard Chas
Sullivan, George Franklin, Tom Woods
and Cy. McClintock, by officers Ash and
Arlington and special Simmons, for smol-
ing opium All Hung, by officer Frazee
petit larceny.
SIGNAL SERVICE REroET.-The highes
temperature yesterday at each Signal Serv-
ice station along the Pacific slope was Fol
Tatoosh Island, So: Olympia, TO-; SPOKANE
Falls 80; Dayton, SO; Fort Candy, G40
Portland, So; Roseburg, SO; Cape Mendo
cino, 620; Red Bluff, 800; Sacramento, $40
San Francisco CO; Keller, 90; San Luis
Obispo, 73'; Los Angeles, $50; and Sar
! Diego, 15o. The temperature at noon yes
! terday for Salt Lake was SO; Cheyenne
| So; Denver, SO; North Platte, $50; Omaha
So, and at Iankton $40.
| CONTAINED AGAINsT-D. DeBernard
| has caused the arrest of Louis Strauss ant
John Norton on charges of keeping disor
derby houses. The latter are rival institu
tons, and are located side by SIDE on K
! street, between Third and Fourth.