Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09

riZed to open negotiations. From the spirit
manifest and the business vim given to the
plans of the Association the membership
was greatly encouraged.
BARwIoK's REPoRT.-The signal service
reports yesterday morning show a high
and rising barometer from Tatoosh to San
Francisco, accompanied by falling tenn
perature, northerly winds and clear wealth
er, except Northern Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, whereit was cloudy. At the
noon report yesterday a sprinkle of rain
had fallen at Tatoosh Island and at Port
land, with .04 of an inch at Fort Candy,
and raining at the above hour, and
at the $ o'clock report last night
there was no report from Tatoosh Island or
Port Angeles, but light rain was falling at
Olympia Portland and Fort Candy, and
threatening at Roseburg; in southern
Oregon the thermometer was falling, and
wind south in northern Oregon and Wash
ington Territory; westerly and northerly
in southern Oregon and northern Califor-
MIA southeast at San Francisco northeast
at Los Angeles and San Diego. Weather
clear in California. AT noon yesterday
there was light snow falling at Salt Lake
North Platte, Omaha and Yankton. The
EdlIldll lOI liie luplli1 Dl january WAS
For San Diego, 40 of an inch Los Angel
es, inch: San Francisco. $50 inches Sac
ramento, ZIG inches; Folsom City, l. 81
inches; Marysville, Isl inches; Placer
Vile, 4.l5 inches; Colusa. 2.04 inches; Red
Bluff, 1.S0 inches Oroville, LA inches.
UNION Mass TEMPERANCE MEETINGs-
Miss Henrietta G. Moore, of Ohio, the Ma
tional Organizer of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, lectured in Westmins-
ter Presbyterian Church Saturday evening
and at the Congregational Church at 3 P. N
yesterday. 1t was Union mass meeting,
the congregations of the different churches
participating, and the attendance at both
meetings was quite large. Miss Moore is
PROFESSIONALLY one of the best female lee
turers in the country, and her audiences on
both occasions were delighted She does
not use notes. has a splendid voice pleas
ant way of treating her subject, and holds
the attention of her hearers from the com
mencement Of her remarks to the close
She lectures this evening at Roseyille.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT Owing TO the
fact that the La Gazette Club had made ar
rangements to give its complimentary party
in honor of the Governor and members of
next, and in Difference to the members OF
the club and its invited guests, the grand
testimonial concert which was 10 have been
given on that evening by Mamie Lyons
assisted by leading artists of San Francisco
has been postponed TO Friday evening
February 18th. \ large number of tickets
have already been sold, and the success of
the concert fully assured. over 100 tickets
have been purchased III San Francisco for
the occasion. Tickets thus held for We'd
nesday evening will he good for Friday
night
SEASON OF THE LEGITrMArE.-Aftera sea-
son of nonsense at the Metropolitan we
are to have one of the legitimate drama,
presented by W f. Sheridan The eminent
tragedjan. who in many of his persona
tons rivals the best of living actors He
will be supported by the talented actress,
Miss Louise Davenport, and powerful
company. The season commences Thurs
day evening, with The Merchant of
Venice" On Friday Louis NJ" will be
given Saturday afternoon The Marble
Heart and Saturday evening The Fools
Revenge" The box sheet is now open. and
seats can be reserved without extra charge
\ SPRING CRCUIT.-The Capital Turf
Club of this city will give spring meeting
in May. It is understood that there will be
several days racing ut Woodland about
that time, and rumOr speaks of meetings
at other places. 1t would be beneficial to
all If the association would come to an I'M
Outstanding and arrange for a spring cir
cult. Many horSemen do not wish to put
their horses in training for one meeting
and there are owners who do not care to
enter for one meeting and give their horses
a record. who would be satisfied To do so
if there were several meetings. the entries
to which closed about the same time.
SERIOUSLY HURT Saturday evening Mrs
A. c. Curtis, q teacher in Sacramento for
many years, was crossing at Fourth and
X streets, when she was struck and knocked
down by moving horse, falling TO the
ground with such violence that she re-
ceved a severe cut on the head and was
badly bruised. 1t was also feared that
that she has sustained internal injuries.
She was taken into Hammers drug store,
where a physician attended her, and
subsequently conveyed home.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday; George
Crewbs, by officers Ash and Farrell, for va
grancy; Charles Lawrence, by officers Far
rell and May, for disturbing the peace; Bill
Jones, by officers Ash and Kent, for being
a common drunkard Joe WEIGH, by Chief
Jackson and officer Farrell, for disturbing
the peace.
THE TIvoLI.-At the Tivoli tonight an
entirely new play to Sacramento will be
presented. entitled The Child Stealer." II
will be presented with new scenery, cos
tunes and effects. Kittie Belmour will
fill the leading part.