Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-05

MUSEUM ASSOCIATION. - An intelligent
and good-sized audience assembled to wit
ness the proceedings of the Museum Asso-
citation last night The exhibition of the
! Lubin collection of coins, and the explana-
/ tory remarks By Judge Armstrong awak-
! ened much interest The pathological dis
/ cussion also engaged the attention of the
/ auditors to 4 late hour y. w AIasln, X.
NJ. Clarken, Mis-. joseph Stetlcns, Mrs J.
| A, Woodson, Rev. 4. c. Herrick, s. 5
Southworth. George W. Ficks. Mrs David
| Lubin, Mrs J. W. Armstrong, Mrs. :. :
| Southwark and John T, Lueey were
| elected members Mcss~S Green, Feltcr
| an1Stctfens We're appointed 20 secure a per
| maneHt place of meeting. Chris. Green
gave notice of an amendment to the laws
| 10 admit of life membership and a special
meeting for Saturday night next was or
| derod to consider it and other general
| business. Judge Armstrong was appointed
] 20 prepare the incorporation papers, b.
| Buhl donated rare old coin Cousidera-
bic other progressive business was done.
and the proposed loan exhibition discussed
and letters Offering loans were read.
\ DESERVED CoNrLINENr.-In speaking
on signal service matters, the Grass Valley
| fittings of Saturday says After to-day
we expect to get weather reports from the
signal service office n san Francisco. That
officer will hereafter handle all weather
business for this coast: Heretofore we have
relied on Sergeant Barwick, who is in
| charge of the signal service station At Sac
| ramcnto. ioT our weather predictions We
| would get what he told the Sacramento
papers and then work out our own prc,ic-
| tons. We must say that Sergeant Barwicll
was most correct and accurate in the
weather items he gave to the papers, and
very often he said much on the subject
which was valuable. The only objection
we ever found 10 this officer was that he
would have precipitation Of moisture
instead of simple rain but no doubt
/ that was the prescribed technical term-an
army regulation, rs il were Sergeant Bar
I wick is good and intelligent officer and
competent 10 take charge of the service for
I this coast
! COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT--Dr. 6. a.
White, Superintendent of the County Hos
pital, makes the following report for the
month of January Number of patients
! in the hospital January LIST, l62 admitted
during the month l04 died, 3: discharged
~ remaining February lSt, l72; meals
! furnished destitute applicants, 1870. The
mortality list was rs follows Patrick
Walsh, 80 years, Ireland, cancer of larynX ;
Jessie Graham about IS years, urpcmia,
was dying when admitted; Mary James
- years, New jersey, pneumonia. The
current expenses We're Salaries, 500 30 ;
subsistence, Sl.763 80; total, $2,47S.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arriv yesterday, steamer
Clara Belle, from the upper Sacramento,
with produce steamers Dover and Gov
ernor Dana, from the upper Sacramento,
| with grain steamer u. T.. Knight, from
| Marysville for San Francisco, with mer-
| chandise. Sailed, steamer Clara Belle, for
| the lower Sacramento, with merchandise
THE TIvoLt.-Mr. Stetson and Miss Ing
ham. supported by the Tiyoli stock COM
pany. will play " Ingomar'' for the re-
mainder of the week. 1t meets with sue
| cess.