Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-20

| the matter under advisement until next
! Monday morning.
Sacramento Institute.
| The examination of classes in the Sacra-
mento Institute, select boarding and day
school conducted by the Christian Brothers
Brother Gencbern, Director-began Mon
day, and are well attended and very inter
esting. \ large number have been pro-
| NOTED for proficiency. The programme for
| yesterday was as follows Hymn, This
is the Month of May" by the choir; dec
| lamations. James MalOney and George Ro-
| sas; examination of the third class decla-
nations, James Morley and Robert Staiger
| solo and chorus Welcome by the choir
| declamations, Joseph Balliol and Fayctte
| Harlow; examination of the second class :;
| declarations, Alfred Stride and Thomas
Sheehan; hymn, Holy Queen by the
choir; examination of the first class dec
lamations, Frank Featherston and Gerald
Griffin song, Flowers of MAY" choir {:
declarations, David De Bernardo, Eddie
| Boylan; examination, arithmetic, first
class; declarations, John Shea, Walter
| Howard hymn, " Dear Angel" class dec
| lamations, Daniel McGrath, James Wynne.
| William Welsh; song and chorus, Fare
| well. choir; declamations Lawrence Far
rell, William Egan, Nelson King; concert
recitation, class hymn, Earth Oh Lord !
Rejoice choir
| Yesterday was devoted to the fifth class in
| the intermediate department. The pro-
gramme was as follows: Hymn, Month
OF May, choir address, John Donnelly :;
| declarations, Fred Lindncr, Geo. keefe,
John Morley; examination, Catechism !;
| hymn Sacred Heart choir declama-
tons. Thomas Galligan, James Lewis,
| Willie Robbins hymn, Hail, Hail"
choir; declarations, Edward McSorley,
| Henry Mohr, James Burns examination
geography declamations Mich Mccarthy
Jerry COnsidine, Thomas Kelly; vocal solo,
James AstiIl; declarations. Albert Hoff-
man, Walter ToZer, Willie Tormev: song
Cottage Home by the Sea- solo and
chorus declarations, Frank Kyne Gustav
| FieiSsncr, Joseph German; examination,
reading declarations, James Flynn, Thos.
| Murphy. James Corcoran; hymn, " Hear
Thy Children choir; declamations. Ar
thur Hoffman, Charles Glacken, Willie
Glacken; examination, spelling, class ;
declarations, James Butler, Willie Muir
| ply, Michael Foley hymn, " jerusalem -
| choir declarations, John DOnnelly, An
| drew Burke, James Astill; examination,
| arithmetic; decamations, Alexander Pet
itdidier, Charles Adams, Patrick Farrell :;
| concert and recitation, class song, " Good
| Bye sole. and class.
| The examinations will continue each
day throughout the week To-day the
| fourth intermediate class Will be examined.
| Tomorrow the third intermediate class,
and Friday the commercial class or bust
ness department. On Monday next the
collegiate class, numbering thirteen. The
commencement exercises will be held on
Monday, June lst
Police CoURr-In the Polio. Court yes
terday J. NJ. Durham, for battery, was
fined $25 or twenty-five days......The case
Of Mary Brown, charged with petty larceny,
was dismissed. the prosecuting witness
| failing to appear THE cases of Charles
Yates, for battery, and Frank Priest, for
| drawing deadly weapon, were continued
until the 18th VIM. Clark was tried for
| disturbing the peace, Justice Henley pre-
siding at the request of Judge Henry, who
did not wish to hear the case for private
| reasons, and was convicted. a fine of $40
| was imposed,
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday; Joseph Myerhoffer, by
local officer Nelson for being drunk; John
Prendergast, by Deputy Sheriff Lee. for
| NltdllII roe III i car. Efeu Andrews
alias Curtis; Mamie Lynch. alias Curtis
Gussie Williams, Lorenzo Pacheco. Sax
Mckenna and James Gallagher, by Chief
Jackson and officers Arlington, Farrell and
Kent for vagrancy.
JAS. l. FELTER, Son Il Cove ALWAYS
keep Piper Heidsieck and PIper-Sec in
stock, but the trouble is it sells so fast we
can't supply our trade. We are nearly out
Got carload to arrive next week, one in
June and one in August. It's our banner
wine every time.
DoN'T WAIT Too LoHG-You NAV get
cheaper cherries for canning but you will
lose in quality by waiting. Leave vouI
orders for Black Tartarans. at Fulton
Market Fifth and K streets and get a
superior article. Received daily.
TEN THOUSAND choicest mixed pansies
now in bloom Very large and beautiful
Price, % cents per dozen Call early and
procure strong plants. Bell Conservatory
Tenth and y streets.
HALL. LUHRs & Co.-Will take care Of
any of their customers who want Piper
Heidsieck.
EBNER BRos-Pleased 10 have your or
ders for Piper Heidsieck.
Boorm & Co.-Will fill your orders iol
Piper Heidsieck
HgeH CAsEY.-Win sell you Piper
Heidsieck.