Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-19
BRIEF NOTES.

The anti. high.price-beer club will meet at
Turner Hall tonight.
Clinton L. White wes elected Captain of
Company G, SarsfeId Guard, last evening.
Yesterday was the sixty-eighth anniversary
of the overthrow of Napoleon at Waterloo.
The Pavilion property will be offered for
sale at auction in front of the Courthouse
to-day.
Lee school district has voted a tax of 81. 500
for the purpose Of building and furnishing q
school-hOuse.
The Xopos Club left early last evening in
a special train for Natoma Grove, where they
held a moonlight dance.
The County Board of Ez aminers for grant.
ing teachers certificates will hold session in
Pioneer Hall, commencing Wednesday, June
9th. at 9 a. NJ.
At meeting of the Sacramento Branch of
the Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association,
held last evening, James Riley was elected
Director, to serve for the ensuing year.
The framework of the Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition building is nearly COM
pleted, and as soon IS some necessary iron ar
riyes the work Of raising will be commenced.
The people on Third street were treated to
free exhibition last evening, it being an at
tempt TO gst rope over a tall flagstaff, The
feat was finally accomplished by man who
climbed to the top and triumphantly at
tacaed the rope, amidst the applause of the
spectators.
For q city of its size, Sacramento can get
away with the world for the number and va
rietY of its ACCORDION players. An ordinance
is being framed, and the Trustees at their
next session will be asked to pass it, making
the playing of one of those instruments after
the curfew rings q misdemeanor, punishable
by fine and imprisonment.
The ring marked "E. NJ, f" taken from two
prisoners recently arrested, has been idensi.
fed it being the property of Mrs. Z. NJ.
Campbell, Ninth and D streets, and was re-
Gently stolen from her house. A watch
marked IF. i. H., ring marked GA. c."
and gold satchel key, taken from the same
prisoners, are still Of the police station,
awaiting an owner.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Charles Wynd-
ham and his comedy company from the Cri.
terion Theater, London, will appear at the
Metropolitan Theaier in this city on Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee,
in their latest success, 1.-THE Great Divorce
Case" On Saturday evening they will sp.
pesr in Fourteen Days" Charles Wynd-
ham has the reputation OF being one of the
best stars on the English.fpsakipg stage, and
his tour throughout ithe United States has
b en- one of the most successful ever recorded.
His support is spoken of in the highest terms
BY the press throughout the country where
they have performed. No extra charge will
be made for reserved seats. Box office open
Thursday at 10 a. NJ.
School CLosING.-The annual exhibition
and closing exercises of the school in River.
side district. of which j. W. Hyde is tsacher,
was held last Friday. All the pupils took
part, and the parents and friends present
evinced an active interest. as also great satis-
faction ct the progress made by the school.
The silver medal, donated by the County
Superintendent for the bast general deport-
ment and application TO studies, was awarded
TO Miss Bessie Bowers, by the unanimous
vote Of The scholars