Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-13
l0oN INTELLIGENCE.

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PRoaorross The school in jackson dis
triet closed Friday June 8.h, after having q
very plsaaant term Of ten and one-half
months. The following. pupils re-
ceived certificates OF promotion Mabel
Leimbzch and Dorcy Parker graduated /;
Do.tie LsBoyd, Emma Dart, Ida Rhosdes
and Mary Rboades passed into the first
grade; Bonnie Parker, Dora Lea, Frank
Si1n0ns, Peter Thomas, Laura Rhoades, Paul
l,eBoyd aud Katie Maitland passed into the
second grade Alphus Dart, Daniel Buell.,
Eliza Lea. John Thomas, Berthe Maitland,
Tillie Hawkins, George Price, Thomas Price,
Carrie Nishe, Mary Brown, Mary Thomas,
Freddie c. fia, Arthur Ehoades, EnosSimonF,
George Nshe and Eddie Dart passed into
the third grade George Rhoades, Justus
Leimbach, Gussis jackson, Bonnie Thomas,
Annie Nishe, George Brown, Richard LsR
and Winnie Le Boyd passed into the fourth
grade John Leimbach, Lloyd Brown and
While Thomas are 10 the fifth grade. The
following named pupils received prizes for
regular attendance: Frank Simoos, Bsnnie
Parker, Eaos Simous, D5rcy Parker, Gussie
jackson. Nettie JackseD, Alidu Spring,
Charles Lea and Dora Lea. The first three
Of the above named pupils have not had an
absent mark during the term. Laura RhOades
received the silver medal presented by the
Superintendent. The school will commence
the new term the 9Th of August, with Miss
Fannie Parker, the last teacher, as instructor.
MAJOR Danes LECTURE To-SIGHr.-The
recent lecture by Msior II. @. Dane en-
titled up the Rhine and Over the Alps,"
was 60 successful and go highly appreciated
that the Young Mems Christian Association,
in response to the general desire Of the pub
lie, have engaged him for second lecture,
which will be delivered in the Sixth-street NJ.
L. Church this evening, commencing at s
o'clock. His subject will be 1.-The Great
Naval Battles Of the Rebellion" This is
said TO be one OF tho Majors most popular
and interesting lectures he having been
naval signal officer under Admiral FArragut
aud On eye witness OF ths engagements which
he will describe. Those who heard the pre-
vious lecture Of Major Dane were unlimited
in their praise OF bis treatment Of the sub.
ject ia hand, and will allow nothing to pre-
vent their attendance this evening, while
those who have not heard him should not
miss the rare treat afforded. The bravery
and daring Of Admiral Farragut, "a dis
played Ia the exciting engagement IN Mobile
Bay and at other places, will afford an excel
lent opportunity for the eloquent powers Of
description which the Major so effectively
employs to capture bis audiences.
DECIDEDLY REFREsHING.-A5out the most
refreshing piece of effroatery that has been
heard Of during the last decade is that of a
C ntempOrary who yesterday referred to this
journal as taking small news item from
an up-oouutry paper without giving proper
credit. The language referred to was placed
within quotation marks, and the name of the
writer and his residence given, and no iati-
nation was made that it was original let
ter TO the RECORD UNION. This piece of
hypercrilical criticism would be in much bet
ter taste had not nearly half of the local mat
Ter in the next column OF the complaining
contemporary been taken bodily from the
RECORD UNION of yesterday, being the testi-
mony Of Mrs. Gaifney in the Troai examina-
ton. Not that We object to the news being
copied from the columns Of this paper, for it
evinces enterprise and good judgment; and
il the same course ia followed to-day its read
ers will have o correct report of the testimony
of the eyewitness Ratfety in the same muir
der case.
The EXPOSITION BUILDING. - The i'm
mense scstfoldiug on the site of the Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exposition building,
which was blown down on Sunday evening,
viii not be rebuilt. as contractor McKilliean
states that he has changed his plan. Instead
of rRisin- the frame of the center of the
building 6rst, the wings will be raised with
the assistance Of two derricks, and this
framework then used as o scaffoding for the
purpose OF raising the center. Two derricks,
each saventy-ei2ht feet ia hight, have been
constructed. These will be placed on rollers,
and moved around as may be required. The
irou- work. which was somewhat delayed. has
begun to arrive, and the work is bsing
pushed rapidly Considerable of the founda-
ton has been laid. and it will be all com
pleted this week.
Two MoRE MISSING MEN.-W. H. Ma.
lone, in the employ of w K. Knight & Co.,
is supposed to have taken the morning train
for Knights Landing on June 9TH, and was
to have returned the following day. Since
that time nothing has b5en heard from him.
As far as can be learned he never reached
Knights Landing There ia no reason known
for his disar pear nee. Fred. w. Reinhart,
a musician, who has been an invalid for some
time, left his room Monday while il dsliri-
Gus state and without dressing. Lost evening
nothing hsd yet been learned of his where
ab5uts.
PoLIoE CoUBT.-Business was transacted
in the Polico Court yesterday SIS follows /:
Lizzie Belmont, battery, discharged; J. B.
Wyman, disturbing the peace, found guilty.
iudEmen. deferred one day; Thoma7 Lacy,
battery and disturbing the peacs, and W.
WiidmAu, disturbing the peace, continued to
June 16ih; Mary kgrwin, grand lsrceLy,
continued until tomorrow ; Charles Slaugh-
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one day ; J. O'NeiL, vAgrancy, sentenced to
60 dsys in the County jail.
SroNEMAN's COMMISSION. Yesterday ct >
P. NJ. those interested in tie State Prison
Directors investigation, with the exception
Of Governor Stoneman, assembled in one Of
the Supreme C3urt-rooms st the Capitol.
Judge Wallace. from the bench, read dis
patch received from the Governor from San
Francisco. saving: Failed to connect.
Have Commission adjourned until to-mor'
row morning. In accordance with this,
Judge Wsllscs ordered q recess until 10 \. n.
to-day.
OPEN-AIR CoEcERT.-The 6rst Of the Sc
riss Of open.air concerts to be given this
summer took place LAST evening at the City
Plaza, the First Artillery Band discoursiug
the music. There was large gathering Of
citizens, the evening being delightful. TIE
programme as published in the REcoRD-
UstoN yesterday morning was rendered. Il
Is the intention now to have the concerts con-
tinus on Tuesday sud fridsy evenings during
the next three or four months
AUDuoR's RKPoRT.-Rsceipts.to the week
eHding Saturday, June Oh: Wm. Laufkot-
ter. cemetery dues, SIS: Il, D. SERVER, water
rates, S97S; n. A. Kidder. harbor dues, $40:
E. Il. Mckee, bslABes Of county rosd money,
Sqf 81; J. c. Tubbs, Police Court fiaes,
S27 so /: George A. Putnam. city licenses,
SSSS 80: total. 81. OBJ 80; total disburse-
meuts. s. GA 81; balance in city treasury,
$276 924 IS.
BostoS Bazaar AUcTIoN.-Tte entire stock
of The Boston Bazaar. No. S2l K street. win
be sold by public auc ion to-dsy, commencing
st 1880 O'Clock, and il lots to suit purchas-
ers. Bel & ca. are the sGeti0neers. At tie
opening Of the sale one top buggy will be s5ld.
s Fos PICNIC PARTIES. -Chesiey's unriysled
UIub- House Punch. For sale by the bottle OF
case, &. ". Cheslsg, 81 Front s., cole sSent.
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Ice BLANKETS a. Wo7isa BILLS Depot. only
20 cezts, 70 cents sid 81.