Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A New Church

A New Church
Kingsley Chapel, az reluodeled and great
~ identified, is to all intents q new church
edidce, and will be known hereafter by a
new namc-the Central II. Il. Church. The
interior IS charged beyond recognition. In
front is 4 large apartment the church par
tor, entered by side do.Ir from the street,
or by doors from the interior, the inside
doors ing so arranged that they can be
thrown open, Incorporating the room with
the auditorium of The church. Over tie
par!or is a weli-arranged gallery A. the
eastern end of the church is q niche back
OF the pulpit 70 be occupied by the choir
Connected with this IS an ante-room with
a door opening from the exterior On the
south SIDE vi the choir IS Z neat little study.
Back OF the choir - o beautiful stained
glass window, and equally handsome win
dcws ornament the front of the edifce
The seats are all new, newly cushioned,
and arranged so Us to I've reached by two
wide aislcs. The painting of the interior
has been done very tastefully and the floor
- covered with a carpet of cheerful design.
The seating capacity is now 450, whereas ii
was formerly but about 250 Among the
changes in the front Of the building is
tower on the southwest corner, which fur
nishes the main entrance, and also room
for the stairway leading 10 the gallery. The
entire structure has been raised and placed
upon q secure foundation, iron braces i'll
serted and the exterior neatly painted. The
cost of the work was about 81 900. Carrie
& Cr0iy were the contractors. Tomorrow
the church will be dedicated. The morn
ing service will commence at 1915, and be
conducted by Rev. Bishop Fowler, D. D.,
IL. D., the Aedication service taking place
after the sermon. The evening service will
begin at 7:45. when Rev. c. C. Stratton, d.
n. President of the University Of the Pa
CHIC, will preach. The choir Will consist of
a double quGr;et-Miss II Edwards, Miss
II. II. Frazec, Mrs. De Witt Smith, Miss
Anna Sanh0rn, MeSsrs. NJ. K. Barrett, l.. L.
Smith, L. I. AshWorth, w. T. Crol.cmiller;
!. K. Cooper organist.
The Use OF CRY WArzE People
throughout the city appear to be disposed
10 ignore the ordinance fixing the hours
during which water may be used for pnr-
poses Of irrigation, and consequently the
pumps ct the water works during certain
hours of the day have to be run at higher
rate of speed han Is desirable The Ordi-
nance referred to reads as follows; :" No
person or persons shall use or cause to be
used any city water for the purpose of irIi-
cation, except between the hours Of and
7. III. and - 8 \. NJ, except at the City
Cemetery State Capitol grounds, and the
Plaza, ana any person or persons owning
Or IN possession OF pipes or hydrant5 dis
charging city water, who may violate or
permit the violation Of this section shall,
upon conviction, be liable to fine of SO
for the first olItnse, and $50 for each add
Hln1t = hnr
yides that water must not be used for irri-
cation or sFnnklng While the fire pressure
IS on.
LARGE RANCH At AUCrIoE.-The we'll
known ranch Of the late Uncle Billy Hicks,
on the Costumes river, is advertised by his
executors, James b Furnish and Andrew
Whitaker 10 be sold at auction next
Monday at y N, at the Courthouse
door. The ranch consists of 1850
acres of gram, grazing and alfalfa lands,
and Will be sold as whole Or in subdiVis-
ions TO be named by the executors on the
day Of the sale The terms are 10 per cont
cash on the day of sale and the balance on
the confirmation OF the Court and delivery
OF deeds. ShorbuTu & Smith will De the
auCti0necrs.
PoLIce Cog2r-Tn the Police Court yes
terday the eases Of Fred. Andrews, alias
Curtis, Sacks McKenna and Lorenzo Pa
checo, charged with vasrancy. We're con-
anued until this mOruing-....James Gal
iagher was convicted Of vasrancy and will
receive sentence to-day. Francisco Mo
Tasi's case of battery was dismissed on pay
mcnt of costs and interpreters fees. bod
hcCiintock was adjudgcd guilty OF dis
q ar
DAYS The case Of II. 4. Cauliel3, for
battery, was continued until the 30.h
TARGET SHoo-IxG AxD PIcHIc--To-mor-
row the Sacramento Hussars will hold their
swenty-si1th annual argc'-shooting and
picnic at Richmond Grove, and promise
amusement in abundance for all their
Hlends. The success which has attended
Aeir picDlos heretofore Is guarantee that
on TINS occasion 40 effort viii be spared by
tAccommit.res having the matter in charge.
1ickets OF admission VIII be . cents: chill
dren, under II years, free.
BRTlsH PTcNIc To-DAY.-The ninth an
nual picnic Of the British Mutual Society
will be held at East Park Grove to-day.
Games Tor old and young. including several
novelties Viii be introduced. and the de
BndDie pii-rS, winch have been on cxhihi-
ton At James Parsons, COB } street. win he
contested for. Music for dancing nv the
Hussar Band. Admission win be 6ut so
cents; children, under lOycars, free.
ARnEsrs-Thc following arrests we're
made yesterday; II. a. Coulficld. bv officer
Ash for battery; Fritz Guh!e-, } V officer
Ash, for disturbing the peace: James G
Warren, by local officer Nash, for being
drunk: John Walsh, by officer Ash. for
being 4 common drunkard; Nj. and Mrs
Williams, by the same officer, for disturb
ing the peace.
"BEzrRK's TURN Frsr"-G Politz. me
well-knowu clothicr. 600 and Coz K street.
Sacramento, will supply members for the
forthcoming festival, to he held at Sacra-
mento the Goth OF June next, with author
4ed uniform suits at SIG per suit y per
feet fit guaranteed 10 each member. Order
early.
LACE buntings. I cents, in different col
ors. Brocaded buntings. III cents. Flow
cred buntings, IS cents, to-day at Red
House.
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