Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-23
BRIEF NOTES.

Three carloads of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of George Jones, by officer Franks, for petit
larceny.
There will be an anniversary concert this
evening at the Fourteenth-street Presbyte-
rian Church
Some thief or thieves stole two horses
from the Bryte ranch, above Washington,
Monday night.
Five carloads of fruit and vegetables
were shipped to Denver and other points
i'll that vicinity yesterday.
There was a large attendance at the Plaza
last evening to enjoy the open-air concert
given by the First Artillery Band. o.
The contractor has completed the work
of painting the portico of the Court house
and the iron fence in front of the county
buildings.
At the Carey ranch, near Davisville, yes
terday, G. w. Carey's son George, aged
about II years, fell from roller and frac-
tured his right arm.
The closing exercises of the Twenty
fourth and N-street School will take place
Thursday afternoon at l M. Patrons and
friends are invited.
There will be a meeting of the Young
Democracy at the Courthouse this evening,
in the room of Department Two, for the
purpose of organizing Young Mems DEM
ocratic Club.
There came down from Marysville last
evening fine four-yearold Brigadier colt
named Happy Jim" who was taken to
quarters at the Park. He will be entered
in the circuit"
A Train Dispatchers' Association is to be
formed, meetings having been called for
that purpose in several Eastern cities A
meeting of the Pacific Coast train dispatch
ers will probably be held in San Francisco
or Sacramento.
The steamer Flora has gone to San Fran
cisco to be hauled out for repairs, the de-
post of sediment in front of the marine
ways opposite this city having become so
extensive that it is impossible for steamers
to be hauled out there:
Yesterday, at San Francisco, in the Sac
ramento bond case of Meyer VS.. Brown,
pending in the Supreme Court, the bill of
exceptions was settled before Judge Finn,
referee. The exceptions are taken SO as to
raise the question of the illegality of the
bonds, and have been so allowed by the
referee.
Sergeant Barwick reports that the tenn
perature, wind and weather at II NJ. yes
terday was: For Olympia, 100, northwest
and fair; Portland, $50, southwest and
cloudy; Fort Candy, so, west and fair;
Roseburg, 75o, west and fair Mendocino,
$50, north and cloudy Red Bluff, $50, north
and clear; Sacramento, 100, northwest and
clear; San Francisco, 100, southwest and
clear; Los Angeles, $50, southwest and clear:
San Diego, 750, southwest and cloudy; Salt
Lake, 10, northwest and clear Cheyenne,
$50, northwest and clear; Denver, 90o east
and clear; North Platte, $50, northwest and
clear; Omaha, S90, northwest and clear;
Yankton, go, southwest and clear; Dayen-
port, Iowa, on the Mississippi river, $50,
southwest and clear.
The Guild of st. Margaret, composed of
the younger girls of st. Paul's Church, has
been organized with the following officers
President, Alice Magann; Vice-President,
May Carroll; Secretary, Mary Thompson
Treasurer, Della Morrison. The object is
to unite the girls of the parish into
friendly society for the promotion of
more earnest Christian spirit, for instruc-
ton in church work and for the assisting
of the Missionary Guild. Any girl OF the
parish over twelve years of age, who is
willing to aid in the work, may, by paying
an initiation fee of ten cents and signing
the Constitution, become a member. The
regular meetings are held every Tuesday,
from 3 to ) P. NJ. Every member absent
from a regular meeting will, unless ex-
cused, pay a fine of five cents.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL EXERCISES TODAY
The last monthly assembly of the Sacra-
mento Grammar School for 1884, Professor
Rowell Principal, will take place at A. NJ.
to-day, to which a general invitation is ex-
gramme of exercises has been arranged :
Song by the School, give L'America"
Fourth Grade-Declamati Woodman,
Spare That Tree" George Wait; recitation,
. The Pride of Battery b" Maggie Noonan;
"HOw the Money Goes" Ed |
gar Hevener; reading, The Bonded Bow"
Nellie Cantrell; recitation, THE Hero of
the Commune" Daisy Hendricks; song by
the School, "Song of the Camp" Third |
School Statistics" Eff
tie Alsip; recitation, " f Pluribus Unum,"
May Mott; recitation, "fhe Knights
Toast, Laura Burnap song by the School,
s. Aim High" Second Grade-Declama-
ton, Caldwell of Springfeld,' Sherman
Matte Minford; defamation, John Burns
of Gettysburg" Frank Meckfessel reading,
g How Ruby Played the Piano." Nettie
Naghel. First Grade-Piano solo, La
Gazelle," Lucy Epson; defamation, " Bal
lad of Cassandra Brown" Theodore Mill
ken; piano solo, "Rondeau Briliante,"
Eva Stevens; defamation, Liberty" AL
bert Elliott; dialogue, "Ihe Champion of
Her Sex" Mrs. Duplex" Evelyn Kidder;
- Florence Duplex" Alice Magann; " Car
RE Duplex" Ethel Deuel.; Mrs. Harris
horn" Matte Hubbs; Rhoda," Nellie
Hamer; "Pollie," Annie Hammond;
. Maggie, Louise Milliken Katie" LIZ
zie Stevenson; Holiday Song" by the
school.
THE GERMAN CLAssEs.-Y esterday after
noon, commencing at o'clock. very inter
esting exercises We're given in the assembly
chamber of the school building at Fifteenth
and streets. The number of visitors was
quite large, and the scholars acquitted
themselves i'll manner which reflected
great credit on themselves and their teacher,
Miss Minnie Sweeney. Following was the |
of exercises: GeSang Ueb !
INNER Treu und Redlichkeit," class; wort
Watson; vortrag, Das Schneeglockchcn," |
Daisy Hendricks; vortrag, 'Dcr todte |
soldat,' Bertha Lehman; vorlesung, |
- Adam ind der Seraph," FIR. Emma |
Kleinsorge; duet Marsh aus dem Ruinen |
Won Athen," Myra Shields and Bertha |
Lireiner; vortrag DER Trunk aus dem |
Stiefel" Frank Wohlfrom vortrag, Die |
sechs Wortlein,' Eda Ebert; vortrag, |
- Flachskopfchen, Lizzie Filand; solo. |
- Olivette Waltz" Albert Stoll; vorlesung, |
- Bclsazar," FIR. Jennie Powers; vortrag, |
= Die deutsche Sprache,' Henry Klein |
sorge; vortrag, "Zigeunerlied, BERTHE Con- !
away; duet, "Silvery Echoes" Nellie |
Stanley and Effie Alsip; vortrag, Fret
heit," Julia flanagan vortrag, - Die Ries- |
Albert Bannick; solo, -, FIR. |
Hermina Fleissner; vortrag, Die Ans |
BERTHE Greiner; vortrag, " Wet |
erprophezeiungen, Reid Miller; vortrag, |
s. Des Konigs Name FIR. Bertha Ebert; |
vortrag Mach's ebenso," Eta Steinman /;
gesang % Won meinen Bergen" Evelyn |
Kallman; gesang, Arm und klein list
mein Hutte," class.
INTERESTING TO IMBIBERs.-In Depart |
ment Two of the Superior Court yesterday, |
in the case of Conner vs.. Stanley, witness |
testified that she had attended Mrs William |
Jarvis during her last illness, and advised, |
as the patient was very low, that little !
brandy be administered to strengthen her. |
Mr. Jarvis refused to allow it to be given, |
asserting that medium had informed him |
that the sick lady would die within forty |
eight hours, and he did not wish her to go |
into the spirit world under the influence of |
liquor. In response TO an inquiry as to the |
matter, he stated that man with whom he |
had been very friendly cot DRINK on Fol |