Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL.-The first
annual entertainment and bail of Branch
No II, Young Mems Institute, took place
last evening in the new y. NJ. Hall. Sew
enth street, between X and L. 1t was the
occasion of the dedication of the hall am
elegant brick structure, recently erected,
The hall was most elabOratelv and hand
someiy decorated, and the attendance so
large that those who came late could not
secure even standing room. The exercises
were as follows Overture, Jones. Beebe g.
Watson orchestra: Introductory remarks
President D. J. Long; excelsior quartet
Messrs. Desmond, McCaslin, Genshlea and
Hubos; song, A. Casselli Miss Ida Clinch
accompanistl song Mrs. W. C. Fitch Miss
Gertle Gerish accompanist); recitation
Colonel }. J. Tobin; song, Miss Agnes Nc
Cure Miss Belle Mcclure accompanist).
dedicatory address, Frank D. Ryan; excel
slor quartet. Dancing followed the literary
exercises. The committees who had charge
were: Arrangements-M.J J. O'ReiIlv. Pres
ident; Y. +. Murray, Secretary; J Carroll
Treasurer; a. W. O'Brien, j. A. Gomez
Kecepuon-J. c. German, NJ. J. Burke; F.
;. Smith, John Egln, Milton Halsey. J.
Denny, " J. Hamm, J. J. 0'Connor. ]. B.
DeTlne, !. J. Heffernan, joseph Odermatt
Fred. Neary, \. Il. Coolot, p. II. McGratb
Joseph Genshltd, James Riley, W. J
y BrIen. Floor Director, George +. Hook.
Floor Managers-D. J. Long, W. E. Baker
a. w. o Brien, John O'Tool, I. T. Wise
man, A wilson, J. Longshore, Jr., Charles
Genshlea, c. w. Mier.
SAVE Your CITRUS FRU1r.-Eyery per
son residing in Sacramento, who has any
kind OF citrus fruit not yet taken from the
trees, should use every endeavor to keen
enough for At least single plate exhibit for
the forthcoming citrus fair, TO be held the
second week III January. There is suffi-
Gent III quantity and variety of semi-trop-
zeal fruits in this immediate vicinity to in
sure fine display at the fair. even if none
were 10 be exhibited from elsewhere. But
the prospects are that the exhibits to com
pete for the county diploma will be extern
slye from number Of different sections in
the northern half of the State. The free
traa pOrtation of exhibits to the fair land
returned free if desiredj, together with
special excursion rates by railroads, as con-
hdently expected will no doubt not only
encourage sending in exhibits from all sec
tons, but bring the growers and people
also. Let us establish the fact in the
minds OF Eastern eXcursiOnlSts and people
that when speaking of the orange groves
OF California it not only Includes the
northern part of the State, but that Z" the
early crop Of California oranges refers ex-
cluSlVely to this part of the Golden Empire
OFFICERS ELECTED. - California Lodge,
No. 1850, X. Of H., has elected the follow
ing officers: Past Dictator F. W. Dunno;
Dictator, J. II. Darlington; Vice-Dictator.
B. L. Norris Assistant Dictator, c.. Tiet-
jens; Guide, II. C. Megerle; Treasurer, C.
E. Adams; Financial Reporter, j. F. Car
ter; Reporter, J. c. Medley; Chaplain, ].
Van c. Homer Guardian. John Sexton:
Sentinel. Frank Swift; Trustees, H. Ben
nett, ]. Van c. Horner and John F. Cooper;
Delegate, G. (. Adams; Alternate, H. Ben
nett......The following officers have been
elected by the United Friends of the Pa
citic, Capital Council, No 81: c. c., Philip
Kendall; V. C.. Mrs. c. NJ. .Wadsworth; Re
cording Secretary, Mrs. T. Evans; Finan-
cial Secretary, c. w. Baker; Treasurer, a.
Younger; Prelate, Mrs. II. S. Measure;
Marshal, Charles Stevens; Warden Mrs. C.
+. Jones; Guard, J. L. Bechtold: Sentry.
George Fogelgesang; Medical Examiners,
DIR. J. r. Lame. DR.. NJ. J. Magill; Trustees,
ID. Hickey, J. d. Kent, l. Wild.
RACES ANNoUNcED-RobertA Allen. lessee
of Agricultural Park, announces that there
will be 4 trotting race over the course TO-
morrow afternoon for S25 a corner and the
gate receipts, between Lucy, Cleveland and
Kate Bender, mile heats, three in five. The
horses are well matched in point of speed,
and good race should result. The same
afternoon DR.. NJ. w. Hicks will drive G.
w. Hancock s yearling pacing fIly Daisy
TO beat the best yearling rec0rd-that of
Kinda Rose 2:364. A little over a week
ago the FLY paced a mile handily in 2:4O.
On New Years day there will be a race be-
tween the well-known PAGERS, Shaker,
Prince and Fred Alderman, for 500 cor
ner and the gate receip ts-mile heats, three
in five, TO rule. The horses will be called
at o clock. Admission, 80 cents; ladies
free. i match race has been made be-
tween J. +. Hodson's bay FLY Grotto Maid
and Frank Jones gray colt Sensation, for
$3.50 q side, mile heats, three in five to rule
TO take place March 18th.
Police CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the four Cinnamon arrested recently
for misdemeanor in peddling vegetables
without a license were pronounced guilty,
and will be sentenced January 2d..,..The
case Of c. / FoSs, charged with misde-
meanor in violating the health ordinance,
was continued until January Sth......John
Reinhart, for malicious mischief in kicking
in one of J. J. Trarbach's show-windows.
was fined $50 or fifty days. James Nor
gan, for being common drunkard, was
sentenced to seventy days in the County
Jail......The case of 2. J. Coffey, for dis
turbing the peace, went over until to-day.
LECTURE AND CLASS EXERCISES Profes-
sor George Chainey will deliver in En-
campment Hall, Odd Fellows Temple, at
80 this evening. a lecture an the I" Gsnirs-
of Shakespeare and the Delsarte System
illustrated with readings and class exer-
cises. Admission can be obtained only on
invitation of members of the class, who
will issue passes to friends DESTROYS of
attending. At p. NJ to-day all public
school teachers of the the city are invited
TO attend free class al the same hall.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co. viii sell at
their salesroom, No. ISL street, corner of
Ninth, at 10 A. N. to-day, the furniture of
two residences, including marble-top and
other bedroom sets, spring and hair mat
tresses, tables, chairs, carpets, crockery,
glassware, etc. Also. 100 9uarter and half
boxes of raisins. Sale positive and without
reserve.
ADJUSTMENTS AT BRIGHToN.-An enter
tainment and ball will be given st Enter
prise Hall this evening under the auspices
ofthe Brighton Social Club the proceeds to
be devoted to the benefit of Washington
School District. Tickets, admitting gem
tleman and ladies, and including supper,
s. SO.
81 S rss better opportunity offered
than now at Hale Bros.
CLoAKs, cloaks, cloaks, cloaks, eioaks, at
Hale Bros.
WAY below value, the cloaks at Hale
Bros.