Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-25

| Harris What They Say. by Francis Fred
ericks; " GrandpA's Spsctacies," by Mabel
Crandal NV Grandfather's Clock. song,
by the class MayE't be Boy, BY Re
becca Levy; THE Quarrel" by Walter Rode
macher; 'WillieIs Pocket" by Eddie Wolf /;
| class; "Whers Are You Going ?" recitation,
by Edith Burtis Cheerfulness," by Stella
| ColwelI; Little Georgie's Troubles" by
Willie Woodhesd Little Golden Hair" by
Sadie Breen "Ring the Bell, Watchman, "
song, by the class.
SIXTEENTH AND STREET SCHOOL.
At o'clock in the afternoon the closing
exercises of the Sixteenth and \ street school
were held, under the direction Of the teachers
and in the presence Of members Of the Board
of Education, the City Superintendent and
many of the parents and friends of the pu-
pills. The names Of those promoted were
| published in the RECORD UNION yesterday.
Following is the programme of exercises:
Remember Thy Creator" America :"
and FAIRY Belle" songs by the class /;
Beautiful Hands" recitation by Ida Clark !;
"Boys' Rights, recitation By Cameron Sims /;
"Spanish Cavalier song by the class !;
"Tommy's Adventure, song by the class /;
"Swinging on the Gate, " recitation by Jennie
Elworthy; Babes in the Woods, Song By the
class; "Seven Points. recitation by Arthur
Winford ." The Singing Lesson" recitation
by Kate Whittenbrock "Tardy Scholar
and Onward March" songs by the class /;
"Forty Years Ago" recitation by Charles
Manifold; Keeping His Word, recitation
by Cora Kirk; Singing in the School-room"
and ''Pull for the Shore" songs by the class /;
"Our Country's Flag" reading by Frank
Boyue; -" Heusekeeper's Tragedy. recitation
by Jessie Clark; Beautiful River" song by
the class over the River" recitation by
Mabel Richardson Address," recitation
by Grace Blue; 81 Song of the Roses" song
| by the class America " and "Psrting
Song" songs by the class.
DR.. Lsine delivered the diplomas 20 the
promoted pupils of the fifth grade. Rev. Car
roll NJ. Davis was present and addressed the
school
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The High School appears to be run entirely
J in ths interest of q contemporary. Yester-
| dag afternoon q representative Of the RECORD
! UNION called on Prof Adams, the Principal
of the school, and inquired if report of the
| three classes. showing the rank. standing and
| percentage Of the members, could be obtained
! for publication. He was informed that the
list of names could be obtained something
which everybody knows, but the official re-
port had been made out on Monday and
tak9n to the Office of the paper referred to
and the other information could only be OBJ
tanned through the courtesy of that PAPER.
In the list OF promoted pupils published
yesterday the name of Harold Schroeder was
| Enthusiastically omitted from the list grad
uating from the seventh grade of the Seventh
and G street school.
Through the courtesy of Professor Joseph
W. johnson, the Principal Of the Capital
Grammar School, at Tenth and Q streets, the
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tanned and are given below. The graduating
exercises will be held in the clsss.rooms at
the school building on Friday al 10 "A. NJ.
FIRST GRADE.
Mrs. NJ D. Merrill, teacher-Annie Brogan, Mary
Cola, Alice Egl, Minnie Finch, Carrie Goodhue,
Ella Jones, Elsie Kiefer, Lillian Miller, Mary Nett,
Nettie Price, Mile Riehm, Carrie Shaw, Addie
Stevens, Louisa Smith, Kate Wadsworth, Gertie
Whtbeck, Sheridan Bradford, Thomas Carolan,
John C. Ing, Edgar Kay, NeEton Pyburn, Edwin
Shankn, Wallace Terry, Joseph Callahan. Maggie
Brewer, Anna Coglan, Belle Green, Lizzie Herndon,
Mary o'Niel, Baldwin Mott, Stephen Butler, Annie
Parsons. Eight conditioned.
SECOND GRADE.
c. Slater and N. J. Miller, teachers Hattie Og-
den Cora Parsons, Alice Haley Mary Garrett, Ber-
tina Lehman, Lille Goodhue, Maggie Anderson,
James Volland, Lulu Earle Henrietta Androit, Ka-
tie Johnston, Lizzie Callahan Emma K!otz BERTHE
! Stanton, Thomas Knight, Laura Stevens, Edward
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Thompson, Dwight Miller, Charles Camp Frank
Douglas Henry Hansche, Lille Crowell, John OFT,
Eva Stevens, iva HuntooD, Grace Danferth, Emma
| Faeny Frank Woodson, Robert NJ Creary Mamie
Kozminsky, Jennie Roberts, Edith Hughson, Mary
| Fay, Lulu Wilson, Title Ash, Laura Davis, Guy
Maydwell, Bessie Biliugsey, Frank Leibling.
Eleven conditioned.
THIRD GRADE.
Eleanor N. Smith, Sue " Hunt and A. Duggan,
teachers-Lizzie Knight, Harry McClaughry, Anna
Tracy, Mabel Merrill, Benjamin Miller, Hattie Mel
! son. Matte Shick, Eugene Stevens, Emma Cola,
August Hebron, Aida Lewis Maggie We'll Lulu
/ Schmitt, Phebe Brown, Katie Gray, Molie Landaw,
| Willie Landaw, Albert Pait Lottie Emory, VIM.
Geary, George Keller, Henry Linnell, William Law
renee, Sarah Lavenson, Clara Lavenson, Alice
! Wiseroel, Rosa Ryan, Mamie Crouch, Henry Den
| son, Minnie Hartwel, Newton Tenbrook Dan De-
vine, Fannie Grubbs, Mary Gaeshlin, Maud Crozier,
Lizzie Filand, Belle Hanford, William Mierderks,
Rachel Ross, Maggie Sweeney, Libbie Smith, Eva
| Botemly, Percy Farnsworth, Herman Hummel,
Frank Johnston, Bertha kruzenberger, Stella Phil.
| lips, Fred Botchkiss, May Wolf, Emma Kuuz, Geo.
Chadderdon, Emma Perry, Eddie Lynn, Sophie SUI.
Ivan, Fannie Parsons, Della Coglan. Twenty-Five
conditioned.
FOURTH GRADE.
Mrs NJ A Nagle teacher-Annie Aiken Carrie
Green, Brosie Morton, Eva Mckee, Alice McCleery,
Fleurette Hart, Louisa Gilman, Charles Alvord,
| Harry Butler, Frank Dunbar, Lee CONAN, Alice
/ Sullivan, John Murphy, Isador Nathan, Lucus
| Powers, William Katzenstein, James Green VIM
Melchior, Harry McCreary, William Longshore,
Eugene Small, Nettie Barney, Laura Davis, Maggie
Davis, Mary Dunn, Nellie DarOux, Josephine Muir
ply, Eta Montgomery, Flora Vivian. Thirteen
conditioned.
Irene Richardson, tsacher-Alice Avery. Katie
Boyle, Ollie Brown, Clarence Camp, Clarence Ca--
ley, Daniel Coffey, Maggie Cooke, Willie Cooke Ida
/ Desmond, David Friedman, Mamie George, Juliet
Lewis, johanna Lucey, May Ough, Willie Perry,
| Blanche Ryan, Alnes Ryan, Blanche Sayles, Nellie
| Sands, Samuel Shick, Blanche Spear Robert Gala
/ bon Frank EDutaneaU. FranceS Lewis
| Jennie Blake. Four conditioned.
jeanne Anderson, teacher-Emie Bauer, Loretta
| B0hl Alfred Braddoek, Katie Brock, Maude Davis,
| Mamie Feeny, James HOpey, Frank January John
MITCHELL Alice Murray, George Neumann, William
Price, Myrtle Robb, Jennie Stein. George Tooker,
Mary wetze Edmund woodson, Alfred WoIthIng,
ton, Minnie Black, Harry Herndon, Leonard Esk.
\ ridge Omr Truax Four conditioned
Sophia KrOpff, teacher Rosa B,och, Nettie Camp
bell, Ike Goldstein, Addie Hillebrand, Louisa Kau-
man, Mamie Lawson, Celia Lesser, John Lorensen,
Sarah Luxon Willie Peck, John Stoll, Rosa Schirm-
minger, John Sullivan, Minnie Weisel. Louisa
Yuhre Mamie Petit. Martha Ing, Evelyn kallman,
| Willie Flint, Arthur Crozier, Martha Sale, Louis
Breuner Six conditioned.
LENTIN1s TRIAL PosTPoNED. trial
of John Lentini, charged with the murder Of
Mrs. NJ. Troai, near Gait. on the 22d of Feb.
ruary, 1882, was to have been commenced in
/ DCP6As-AShs W. VI tno OOGAS &C
terday. Henry Edgerton, counsel for the
defense, read the following letter, signed by
! two prominent physicians 1.-The under
! signed, attending physicians upon John Len
TIM, whose trial for murder is set for to-day,
beg leave 70 state that, in their opinion, said
trial shodld be postponed. Mr. Lsntini has
been suffering for the past six week from a
remittent form of fever. which has SO debili-
tated him mentslly and physically as to rem
der him wholly unfit to undergo the ordeal of
trial. We regard it IS being reasonably
probable that within few weeks be will be
SO much improved IS to enable him to go to
| trial" The Coart said he had visited the de-
| PENDANT, and was of the opinion that If the
case was continued it would have to be
stopped before it was through, as Lentiui was
very weak. The case vas continued for the
| term.
WEATHER HERE AND ELsEwHERE.-The
temperature at 8 P. n. yesterday, Washing.
ton City time. on the Pacific slope and east
as far az CHICAGO was as follows: Olympia,
SO'; Portland, 10: Rossberg, S0'; Red Bluff.