Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUGAL INTELLIGENCE.
UyGRApKD ScHooL, No. 2.-The closing
exercises of Ungraded School, No. =, o
street, between Ninth and Tenth, Miss s.
n. Jones, teacher, will take place at $50 A.
n. tomorrow. An invitation to friends of
the school to attend is cordially extended
by the teacher The following will be the
order OF exercises Song by the school,
" Red, White and Blue; " reading, First
Reader class; reading Second Reader class
concert reading by Fourth Reader class
song, " The Snr-Spangled Banner geOg-
raphy, general review, fifth and sixth
grades; mental arithmetic, general review,
fifth and sixth grades; practical arthme-
tic, general review, fifth and sixth grades;
song, A Flower from Ny Angel Mothers
Grave; spelling, fifth and sixth grades
song, Ny Bonnie; dialogue by three
girlsand one boy; defamation, Suppose"
George Bryant; defamation, Wonder
Who They're For, &. Ray defamation,
This Year, Next Year, Some Time,
Never, hrlilia Dunlap; dialogue, Pain
in the Side, by two girls and one boy
Ferguson; defamation, Mayn't | be
Boy2 Daisy Carter; defamation, Of all
the Beautiful Pictures" Mabel Simmons
dialogue, Trouble in a Mormon Family"
by five girls and one boy; closing address
by Emma Price; distribution of diplomas;
song, America"
CAPITAL GRAMMAR ScHooL.-The closing
exercises Of the Capital Grammar School,
Professor ]. w. Johnson, Principal, will be
held 81 10 4. N. sharp to-day, when the
programme Will be as follows: March.
Centennial" Lulu Wilson; invocation
chorus, Welcome TO Friends :" recitation,
Legend Beautiful" Mamie Feeney;
defamation, " The Quaker and the Rob
Der LuCius Powers; solo, "TyroGcnne,"
Lille CroWell; recitation, The Death Of
Benedict Arnold" Grace Danforth; decla-
nation, The Progress of Liberty" James
NhitbeCk; solo, THE Lovely May" Lii
lis Goodhge recitation, The Dying Sol
der Emma KlotZ; defamation, Them
Children" George Marsh trio. The MI
steal Box Edith Hughson, LilliS Good
hue and Cora Parsons recitation, THE
Wine Cup Eva HuntoOn; defamation,
Presenting the Trumpet Albert Pait;
chorus. When Spring Unlocks the Flow
CrS;' recitation, The Agent Maggie
Cooke; defamation, How Rocket Spent
Christmas Reid Miller; solo, Loves
Embrace" Edith Hughson; recitation,
" Little Joe, . BERTHE Conway recitation,
The minuet,' Gertrude Miller; recita-
tion, Good Night Papa Cora Parsons
class song; awarding Of diplomas; chorus,
Vacation Days
CONSERVING THE PIONEER BRICK BUILD
ING.-W T. Terry writes rs follows from
- Lake county. where he Is at present so
iourning, 10 friend in this city, rela-
tive 10 the Pioneer Hotel building,
which was destroyed by fire last
week 81 learn that the north basement
wall is std standing. This remnant should
be possessed of considerable historical inter
est especially TO Pioneers like yourself, as
il formed part of the first brick building
ever clectGi in Sacramento, and IS all there
Is left now Of the original Pioneer Tor Bin
nineer's( Hotel q two-stOry structure
erected at an early day by George Zins and
Jacob Dinninger, who made the brick and
laid the walls themselves, Zins using the
trowel and Binninger carrying the hod.
The floor tmbers, rafters, etc, were of
poles. hewn on two sides but the bark left
otherwise, and these original raiters were
in the roof just destroyed. So of the first
brick manufactured in Sacramento, there
are still enough left to build fine old
fashioned fireplace in what remains of SUIT
ter's Fort Bhcreat the aged Pioneer could
most appropriately toast his toes and tell
his tailest yarns in peace, which i another
good argument in favor of the acquisition
Of the old adobe by your society
PoL!CE CoUET-In the Police Court yes
terday William Parker, +. Krepp and Ma
len Waldrcn, accused OF disturbing the
peace, were discharged......Th The case of NJ.
Graf, for misdemeanor, was dismissed on
payment e Costs......A. Paquin, charged
with misdemcanor in keeping glaudered
horse. was discharged, the animal having
been Wing Wah for misdc-
,rn.,,,- y, --igtotiucr rho HnaIt1, tr,liDaprp
was found guilty and fined SO, or - days.
......Gc0rgc Irving, William Burns and
Lawrence Currcn, arrested for petit larceny
in stealing watches from the store of \.
zemansky, We're found guilty and fined $40
each, or 10 days. George Jones, for petit
larceny in stealing sacks was fined so or
% davs....Mrs Robert Rae and W Wat
son, alias Bouquet Charley, charged with
bribinc a witness in the case of Robert Rae
were examined. the case occupying several
hours Hollctt the witness bribed. testi-
fed in detail to the circumstances, and in
the most positive manner. The defendants
were not put upon the stand. The Court
held them to answer Mrs. Rae in 800
bond and Watson III 81 900 The former
has up a cash deposit in thu amount men
toned
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
minutes read and approved. The claim
land judgment of the Superior Court in
favor Of {. Richards, for S229 Is. inter
prefers fees was taken up for consider
alton and rejected by the following vote
ayes, MesSrs Stenman. Blair and Christv
noes. Messrs. Mclaughlin, Bailey and
smith The claim of DR.. Tyrrell, for a
balance Of $40 for holding post-mortem,
was also rejected.
FAIL RELAPsE.-John Sweeney, who
two or three weeks ago was seized with vio-
lent hemorrhage of the lungs while ut work
upon the railroad track near the vicinity OF
Sixth street improved in condition soon,
and recently resumed work. Yesterday
afternoon a violent return of hemorrhage
occurred while he was employed near the
railroad shops, and he died before he could
be conveyed Ia the Railroad Hospital.
PLENTY OF AccoNaoDArIoxs- pros
pect that there will be a great gathering OF
Native Sons of the Golden West and Pho
ncers In this city at the celebration of Adj
mission Day, has caused some of the paper
of the state to wonder whether Sacra
ramcnto can accommodate the visitors
properly. Do not be alarmed on that score
gentlemen. every one who comes will be-
well lodged and fed.
Nor AU-HoRIZED.-Two men, represent
ing themselves to be religious brothers, ar'
in the city collecting money, rs they allege
for the benefit of church. The RECORD
UNION is informed that they have no au
thority for so doing.
BURsLARY-The saloon of Matt Schmitt
9lS J street, was burglarized Tuesday night
and robbed of two gold watches, golc
chain, a silver timing watch and PLATED
chain and other articles of jewelry.
To-Day, in connection with our dres.
goods. we shall offer from the 0'Neil &
stuart bankrupt stock Canton fannels
wool 3annels, crashes, white and coloret
Quilts, bed spreads full size), as low as 81
cents each. Also, large variety of rem
nants of all kinds of goods, commencing a
s o'clock to-day and closing at 6 o'clock p
NJ. Red House.