Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26
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/ Coffman Agnes Hallgan Carl Pepert, Will
: Sexton, Annie Waddle Loyal Moore, Waite
| Williams.
! Low Eighth, Nineteenth and L streets (Mis
! King, teacher)-Promoted:W Willie Adams, Fran
Bowen, Bonnie Greggs, Fred. Hamlin, Florenc
Hay, Allie Holmes, Charles Jones, James Nc
Even, Geo. Mooney Agnes Prescott, Dora Pres
colt, George Payne, George Reasoner, Luc
, Richie, George Rhodes, Willie Scheuler Franz
Tibbitts, May Thomas, Willie Todhunter. Johl
Jury, Henry Wilbert.
Hinkson, teacher)-Promoted: Carrie BreuneI
George Davenport, Sophie Kelly, Lottie Kelly
Albert Keuchler. Josie Lohmuller, Louis Leloy
Katie Mitchell Patsey Pendergast, Lizzie Sachs
Eddie Sullivan Estella Stewart Rosie WOOL
Edward White Ella Ryan, Josie Reinersman
Mabel McFadden, Lizzie Burns. Ethel Douglas
| Ernie Birdsall.
Low Eighth, Seventh and G streets (Mis
Johnson, teaeher)-Promoted: Georgia Dingley
Lila Ewers, Rosie Bouquier, Lille Foley, Fritz
Heilbron, Eddie Hack, George Huckson, julia
Jacobs Julia Lyons, Nellie Kellogg, Lottie Me
gerle, BERTHE Marks, Celia Noone, Fannie Pull
vermacher, Frank Schadt. Nellie Steward, Title
Visker, Walter Visker Willie Stone, George
Stone Eddie Payen, Fannie Riddle, Reese
vey, Mary Wait, Walter Tozer.
Low Eighth, Thirteenth and streets Miss
Woods, teacher)-Promoted: Edwin Pope, Oscar
Schumacher Ira Seton. John Stokes, George
Clifford, Frank Sheehan, Ray Putney, Fred Bow
yer, Harry La Shells, Regina Sehuler Avelina
Bohmen, Katie West Pearl Rippon, George
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| bot John Burns, Edna Cooley Pearl jackson,
Holley Moon, Mabel Bower
Low Eighth, Thirteenth and G streets (Miss
Egl, teacher)-Promoted: Laurinda Borchers,
Lille Denton, Charley Dutton, Lille Glenn,
Clarence Hamer, George Hough, May Jordan,
| Frank Just, Jacob Kemnitzer, Frank Lavelle,
John Leitch, Dell Lenoir, Dickey Mott, Lillian
Nathan, Marguerite Parsons Charley Reed,
| Mabel Robinson, Annie Schaw, Mabel Stevens,
| Fred Storrer. Lizzie Tilden, Joseph Toomey,
Mary Van Zante, Bessie Vassells, Blanche Wood
| ward.
Low Eighth, Sixteenth and streets Miss
| Cronemiller, teacher)-Promoted Douglas Nc
kinnon, Charlie Mckinnon Blanche Butler, Joe
Butler; Lewis Bush, Walter Coyell, Minnie
! Conrad Mabel DAMS, John Farrell Rosa
CARRIER, Idylwylde Marshall, Bonnie Martin,
Leland Tracy, Christy VAIL, Harry Garrett,
| Willie Gibfried, Mamie Kieter, Charlie Klefer.
Libbie Hogeboom, Emma Lemke, Alice
McFessel, Daisy Peck, Anna Tebow George
| Williams. Emma Cummings, Maud Guthrie
Charley Dunno Willie Hedges, Gertie Bird
| Archie Cray, Almerlan Grow, Willie Powers
! Frank kyne, Lawrence FourgouS Bessie Os-
! born.
Low Eighth, Tenth and streets Miss Wilcox
teacherl-Promoted Eddie Swine. Walter
| Rikey, Charles Mitchell Walter Trainor George
| Burns, Willie Glasken. Charles Glasken, Walter
| Poland, Harry Brainard, Marvin Hubbard
| Rosetta BraddOck, Clara Burnett, Annie Burke
sallie Looksley, Laura Sierssen, Emma Hintze,
| Annie Lockhart, Bell Johnson, Mamie Heating
Bessie Quarles Katie Keefe, Flora Robinette,
| Ethel Elworthy, Stella Johnson. Julius Morris,
| Sadie Hubbard, Lizzie Wright, Eva Musselman.
| Low Eighth Tenth and P streets Belle Hen
ley, teacher)-Promoted: Francis Bauer Ella
Brown, Maud Branard, Meta Cosbey Grace
English, Louisa Feher, Freida HOltzhauser,
Carrie kesler, Nelly kingsbcrry, Ada Morrison,
Mary Murphy May Patterson, Anna Pait, Edith
| Valentine, Lulu Weddick, Mary Brainard. Anna
Lerche Susie Kay Willie Burns Willie Cotter
Frank Dawson, George Kagee, Antoine Kesler,
Harry Lowell Peter Mitchell Willie Ware,
Willie Dierson, Willie Shoemaker, Oscar Hen
ley, Irving Maydwen, Daniel Ryan.
Low Eighth, Fourth and Q streets Miss Jack
son. teacher)-Promoted, Charles Bauer Mamie
Behan, Blanche Cronan, Arthur Dassonville,
Ernest FarnswOrth, Celia Goddard, Bertha Con
tales, Sadie Hagerty, Quhu Hagerty, Charles
Keil, Lille Keil, David lawson Francis Lore
yam, Celia Mooser Tillie Nieman, Queen Rob
lin Annie Ross, Manuel Silva, Lille Thompson.
George Uhl, Regina upman, Adolphe VOCAL,
Ollie Wilder, George Holt, Charles Blauth.
Low Eighth, Fourth and q streets Miss Paine,
teacher)-PromOted: Bonnie Beck, Eva Bird.
Charles Blake Annie BOban, Abe Cantor. Be
della Cotton, Josie Consigere, Title COnsiglere,
Olga Ehlers John Farnsworth Maggie Gamer
Rose Hallanan, Frank Leddy, Joseph Leiva,
Rose Martinas, De Martrues, Myron Nathan
Robert Nelson, Edith Neuman Astrea Simon
sen, Clara Small, Herman Wiener, francis
Acbdo, Homer McDarah, Alice McDarah, Ed
ward Cechettine.
Low Eighth, Fourth and Q streets Miss Spauld-
ing, teacher)-Promoted; Annie Boeckhol,
Annabel Carroll Howard Chadderdon, Frank
Coyne, Richard Coyne, Chas. Danger, Eddie
Davis, James Francis, Emily Fry, Joseph Fry.
Paul Kretschmer, Rudolph KretSchmer Fred
Lewick, Willie Morley. Bernard Nathan, George
Radonich, Henry Wohlck.
Low Eighth, O, Ninth and Tenth streets (Miss
Jones teacher) - Promoted Myra Dunlap,
James Johnson, Daisy Carter. Samuel Ray, Ho-
ratio Carter Jessie Bryant, Willie Reed Vivian
Simmons Ratchet Nathan.
The closing exercises of Ungraded School
No. ,, Miss S. NJ. Jones, teacher, were held
at $50 A. NJ yesterday. There was a large
attendance, the audience being by fully
one-half composed of advanced pupils
from the High and Grammar schools
Many parents of pupils were present. The
schOOl-room was profusely decorated with
national bunting and patriotic drapery,
and with flowers and evergreens. Il was
probably the most heavily draped school
room, if any. during commencement week.
The programme was carried out as hereto
fore announced in the RECoRD-U MON.
One-half Of it was devoted to test reviews
of the scholars in reading geography and
mathematics new and interesting feat
ure. Eight pupils were graduated. Ad
dresses were made by Superintendent
Lame, r. J. Fletcher, Miss Jones, and
others. a pleasing feature of the forenoon
was singing by the Jubilee Singers, now
giving entertainments in the city, they
having seized the occasion TO add to the
pleasure of the pupils on graduation day
by singing for them.
In the published lists of promotions Of
pupils the name of Lena Davis in the High
School list should read Lena DAMS; Ella
Davis, in Miss Burks class, Sacramento
Grammar School, should read Ella Danis,
and Mabel Dams in school at Sixteenth
and n streets should read Mabel DAMS.
Miss Grace Wachh0rst was promoted
from the Junior class in the High School to
the middle grade but in making up the
list her name was accidently omitted.
DEDICATION To-MoRR0w-Th dedication
of the First Baptist Church of this city,
which was poStponed-s weeks since on
account Of serious illness in the family Of
Rev. Harry Taylor of Kentucky, who was to
have been present and officiated, Will take
place tomorrow. The church edifice was
erected seven or eight years since. but
owing to a mortgage of 81 900 upon it, the
dedication was postponed until all incum-
brances should have been paid, which de-
Sirable end was recently accomplished.
Against the repeated protest of pastor, the
church has insisted that he shall preach
the dedication sermon proper, instead Of
some one from abroad, as before arranged,
and he will do so tomorrow morning. Rev.
W II Pendleton. d. d.. of San Francisco,
and recently from New York city, viii also
preach dedication sermon in the evening.
The Calvary Baptist Church and its acting
pastor, Rev Stanley Mckay, will unite in
these services.
SOCIAL LAST EvEXISG.-An interesting
social was held last evening at Wesmin-
ster Presbyterian Church for the benefit of
Bethany Mission Sabbath School, whose
building was damaged by the late fire on
Front street After the literary exercises
ice cream and other refreshments were
served. The programme, which was ex-
| cellently rendered, was as follows; Piano
solo, "Iyrolienne,' Miss Lille Crowen;
recitation, " Independent Bill frankie
/ Newton; vocal duet, The Two Cousins, 3"
Misses Kidder; piano solo, "Nocturna,
Miss Hope Jost; reading, TOO Late for
the Train, Miss Warehouse; vocal solo,
| The Way Through the Wood, Miss
| Hoagland; piano solo, Moonlight on the
! Hudson Miss Ella Barber
| STATE Prison DIEEcToRs.-The State
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