Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-04

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At the regu-
lar meeting of Sacramento Stamm No. l24,
l. o. Il. NJ. held on Wednesday evening
last. the following newly-elected officers
were duly installed by ID. -. Deputy Grand
Chief f. Biewener: Chaplain, X. F. Vie
never: O. Chief f. knauer; L. Chief, V.
Mueller g. Chief Tn. Schluckcbier; Re
curding Secretary II Neuhaus Permanent
Secretary, +. CordeS Treasurer, y. Griesel ;
Warrior O. Fuchs: Inside Guardian, A.
WasSmann Outside Guardian +. SChmitt
Henry NeuhauS, who has been elected Re
cording Secretary for the fifth term, was
presented, on behalf of the Stamm, with a
beautiful gold-headed cane, As an acknowl-
edgmen; OF valuable services rendered. X.
F. Wieucyer. Detlcp Wilkens, Fred Rink
and Ben Stcinaucr We're elected representa-
tives 10 the Grand Stamm. which meets in
san Francisco on the last Monday in July.
GR>NMAR School ExERcIsEs-At the
Capital Grammar School yesterday eXer-
CiseS were held appropriate TO the national
birthday Many parents and friends OF
pupils were present, and the following pro-
gramme was carried ont very successfully (:
Song, The Battle Cry of Freedom; reel
tation, The Declaration of Independence -
Henry Ryan, Harry NcClaughry, George
Chatterdon, Newton Tcnbrook, August
Hebron Willie MeicrdierkS Lewis Rose.
George heiier George Burnett, Percy Farms
worth, Albert Pait; solo, " Pure as Snow, ~
Phube Brown recitation, " Independence
Day Nellie Harrison; recitation Fourth
of July, Bertha kruzberger; song, Flight
of the Birds" Libbie Smith recitation,
Fourth Of July" Helen Lee solo,
Mountain Stream, Hattie Nelson song,
Hail Columbia America
DEcRtsED.-Jacob H. LaRue, father of
Hon II NJ LaRue, died ut the latter'S
residence Yesterday morning of maarial
fever, from which he had been suffering
for several days. His death was sudden.
as he had on the previous day been able To
ioin the family at breakfast. but, as he had
attained the age of 81 years his vitality
was nearly exhausted. He was native OF
Kentucky. but resided in Lewis county.
Missouri. FOR many years. He visited Cali
lornia about ten years ago. and came ont
again last March, apparently in excellent
health. intending to remain until next
year. The funeral will take place from his
SON residence, Sixteenth and II streets, a
10 \. N. tomorrow.
DEATH OF a FORMER REsIDENT.-GardneI
H Gushing, aged IS years died in New
York city June 25th. Mr. Gushing was Z
member of the firm of Cushing Il sheldon
wholesale liquor dealers, formerly located
on K street. between Second and Third
They gave up business here soon after The
flood in 1862. and removed 10 San Fran.
cisco. Mr. Sheldon died some three year,
ago in san Francisco, and was buried IL
Sacramento. Both came from the State o.
Maine. and were highly respected and eS'
teemed by the old citizens of Sacramento.
Cor HURr-About o'clock yesterday
morning local officer May attempted 10 ar
rest two Cinnamon, who had stolen a large
number of grain sacks from the store Of
Booth Il Co. and concealed them. On
Third street, between | and J. he had q
Scutfie with them, and drew his pistol. in,
tending to use il Us n club, but the weapon
went off accidentally and shot lis owner
through the lower part of the hand. but
withheld breaking any bones. The CeleS-
tials escaped and, though search has beer
made for them, cannot be found.
MEETING OF AIDs.-An enthusiastic meet
ing of Aids to the Grand Marshal was held
at the Golden Eagle Hotel last evening
All arrangements were completed, and it i,
believed that the cavalcade of Aids will b,
quite feature of to days procession.
Gottleib, VIM A. Johnston and Charles A
Jenkins were appointed to form the Aid
line, and attend to other matters.