Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-28

| Both rank No s.
Junior Grade July 5, 1880. to June "a,
1SS1)-Studies: Algebra, grammar, history,
physical geography, Latin, French, German
| Willie Ripley s. "A, Hiram johnson s 43, Will
! lie Renfro %, Melanie Parsons II, Katie
Brier s o. Willie Bassett sol, Irving Bent
ley 7.S6, Ella Wad6iove Z. SO, Frank Jurgens
7.75, Kittie Weinrich 766. Carrie Hamburger
| 7.63, Joey Richardson 81, Helen. Briggs
z 81, Arzalia Bayless "a, Charles Doan 50.
Ida Files 7.49. Lizzie Jacobs TAI, Robert
Martyr 7.44, Jennie Hamburger AZ, George
Milliken 7.37, Katie Hughes 20, Mamie
Barrett 727, Carrie Bellmer 72I, Katie
Bostwick 7.1S, *Charles Root 7.1S. BERTHE
Groth 10, Benjamin Preston 1902, Ernma
Lovdal 6.95 Bette Beggs 80, Ernest Deuel.
6 50, Emma CLARK 6 S7, May Talbot 20,
John Merkeley rs, inlay Govan 76, fBen-
| jamin Plant 6.76, Lucy Gett 6 6S, Curtis
Todd 65S, Maggie Fay 653, Martha Nc
Cleery 6 49, Charles Kleinsorge 6.27, Joseph
friedman g. p, Carrie Morrison 6 16, Dudley
Reed GA, Henry Trafton G. 10, Andrew Gu
ME 06, Sophie Duggan Cos, Ida Ginsberg
$685. John Jones 5 go, Henry Nelson $3.50,
ALBERT Parsons 49, ttGrant Marden 5.33,
Mamie BreuDer 4.S1.
Both No. "a tboth No. So iboth No. IS.
The public graduating exercises of the
senior grade of the High School will be held
at the Metropolitan Theater tonight, Begin
ming at s o'clock.
LARCENY CAsEs.-On Saturday afternoon
last, as n al Nth broken leg lay looking
out of rear window at the Eldred House,
he saw quilt which was hanging upon
fence at the rear of the house assume life and
commence to move. Upon looking he saw
over the top of the fence mans head and
hat and the quilt disappeared with it. The
man with broken leg at once called his
nurse and sent him after the thief. After
making search the quilt was found hid under
meath the sidewalk by the Changers
store, at the corner of Tenth and K streets,
and with it blanket and ladies' cape
stolen from wagon in the rear of the store.
| The matter was reported to officer Frazse,
who, with officers Woods and Levy, kept
secret watch on the place night and day ex-
pecting the thief would return to get his
| booty. Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock
their vigilance was rewarded with success.
! At the hour named a man named Tom Con-
nors came slyly to the place, but without
finding the property, and was arrested by
officer FrsZee, who was then on guard.
| Commons is an ex.convict, ard Is now
in the city jail with two charges
of larceny booked against him. lie
admits that he was going for the goods when
arrested, but says he did not steal them
that partner Of his named Muldooa got the
articles. and was owing him (Connogs1, and
| he was going to take them as security for
| Mul looms debt That won't wash. He has
| the same hat and head that the man saw
over the fence when the quilt disappeared, =.
| Yesterday afternoon Peter Brannigan saw a
| Chinaman offering some silyerplated spoons
and forks for sale at a J-street salesroom, and,
suspectipg that they were stolen, took the
/ Chinanan and his articles in charge and
conducted them to the police station.
| The Chinaman stated that he had been
keeping an eating house, and was now break
ing up and was about to sell the forks and
spoons. He told a straight story and said he
| would satisfy all doubts by showing where he
had been keeping a restaurant. The Chief
kept the spoons and forks and the Cinnamon
left with Brannigan with the understanding
that if he did not make good his story he was
to be returned by Brannigan to the lookup
He did not return and probably satisfied his
attendant that he was all the same honest as
white man. Not long after they had gone
away parties from the residence of Katie
Steuber, 1l26 G street, appeared at the po-
lice headquarters to give notice that while
the family were away from home yesterday
afternoon some one entered the house aud
took eight ts bic spool S, izht IT,
spoons and seven forks, all silver plated.
They accurately described the ones taken
from the Cbinaman, and initials engraved on
them, also Identified them. All except two
or three that were taken were among the lot
The Chinaman had not been found at mid
night . Maggie Stanley, of L-street notori-
iety, was last night arrested by officers Ar
lington and Valentine upon charge OF stealing
a gold ring and silk handkerchief from a
male visitor at her abode. He swore to the
complaint making such charge, but she claims
th at she took them in pawn from the man, as
he was short Of funds. She will have hear
ing in the Police Court to-day.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At regular meeting
of Sacramento Lodge, No. IL, Knights OF
Pythias, held last evening, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term G.
c.. j. j. Fitzgerald Y. c., ID. Falconer: Pre-
late, J. T. Keerers. Court Capitol Of Cali
fornia. No 6742, Ancient Order of Foresters:
For c. r.. r. b. Harmon; S. G. r., VIM.
Roeu r. s., r. II. McLennan: L. s., A.
Schultz; Treasurer, Thos. Bromley; 5. W.,
L. H. JOY J. W., NJ. Lamb; s. B., l.. G.
NJ. Jensen j. B., p. Turner.
The boutwell, EsTATE.-An inventory Of
the estate of the late Stephen A. Boutwell,
was filed in the Superior Court last Satur
day. The value of the estate in real and
, personal property is returned az Sl55, 532
lands in Suffer and Placer counties I; about
500 acres of wheat, Z, 800 sheep, and a large
number of horses and cattle, besides the
: homestead and personal property in this city
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell a
II a. NJ to-day, in front of salesroom, Nc 90'
} J street, between Ninth and Tenth, withou
reserve, horses, harness and household goooG
Also on the I'd of July at the SchwenoermaI
,, ranch, six miles from this city, on the Free
{ port road, at IL A. NJ, a large amount OF stool
and farming implements will be sold by them
The sale will consist of mich cows, horses
, colts, wagons, plows, harness, etc.
POLICE CouRT.--In this Court yesterda,
Mike O'Neil and Harry Irvine pleaded guilt,
, of disturbing the peace and were fined s. ant
costs each. John Keenan, was found guilt,
a ! OF like offense and fined s. and costs. Th
case of Baby Houston upon the charge o
: grand larceny was heard and she was held t
! answer. with bond fixed at 81 900. Joe Hur
! tado's battery case was continued until Jul,
!. Sth. The Court then adjourned.
3 HELD TO ANswER.-An examination tool
, place Yesterday in the Police Court in tn
: grand larceny case of Baby Houston, 10
robbing a man OF SIS while visiting her oil
+, Second street A clear case was show
against her, and she was held To answe
b before the Superior Court, with bonds fxe,
at 50. COO. which not being forthcoming. sh
: was sent to the County Jail to await trial.
2 STATE FAIR oRATIoS.-A letter was re
!. ceived yesterday by the Secretary of tn
State Board of Agriculture from Genera
Bidwell. in response to an invitation and re
: Quest OF the Board that he should deliver tn
= annual Grafton at the coming State FAN
It The invitation is accepted and hs will delive
l. the address.
CLOSING Our SALE of oil paintings thi
It event is positively the last sale. Everythin
left will be closed out. A few new pieces an
real works Of art by Tavernier and Riv vii
u be on exhibition this morning, for this ever
ing's sale.
d HArRs Grand Central Depot was one vas
beehive yesterday.
c Do Nor miss the opportunity. but visi
the great clothing sale AT the Red House.
o JAPANESE FAss.-Fancy Goods Depar'
ment Mechanics Store.