Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-18

Il
am going to have John p. Dunn put under
the influence, and then have him directed
TO sign warrants for all the claims that |
nave been buying up against the State for
The past two years 1t would be a biz
thing to get the full amount on claims that
cost me, on an average, five cents on
the dollar. think there is something in
1t; at any rate it knocks Ingersollism all
hollow"
SACRAMENTO INsTITUre.-The Christmas
examinations at the Sacramento Institute.
X and Twelfth streets, conducted by the
Christian Brothers, commenced ON We'd
nesday with the little fellows of the pri-
mary department. The fifth intermediate
department was examined yesterday, the
fourth Will be examined to-day, and the
other departments next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the exercises commencing
at l;3O p. NJ. The following programme
was rendered in an interesting manner by
the fifth intermediate class YESTERDAY
Hymn, Dear Little One" choir: decia-
nations, Frank Futterer, Joseph Hanford ::
examination, Catechism, class; declama-
lions, Gerald Griffin, George Keefe, Charles
Adams examination, geography. class !;
song, Melodies of Many Lands" Willie
Robbins Robert Monaghan. Walter Tozer
destinations, Willie WEIGH, Andrew
Walker, Robert Staiger hymn, " Angels
We Have Heard choir; declamations
Waiter Tozer, Willie Egan, Henry Mohr;
examination, spelling class; declarations,
Willie Robbins, Thomas Sheehan; song.
sunshine Der Us" choir; declarations,
Alfred Stride, Gustave Fleissner; examina-
u0n, reading, class; declarations, Eddie
Woods, Thomas Murphy; hymn. Hail.
Mary, Queen" choir examination. arith-
metlc, class; song, They Grew in Beauty"
select choir; declamations, Robert Mona
CHAN, Charles Adams; song, Cottage in
the Lane, solo and chorus concert recita-
ton, " Dream Not Idly" class; closing
hymn, 'Adeste Fideles, choir.
THE CHINESE MUST Go.-The Commit
tee of Arrangements for the anti-Chinese
meeting this evening have decided to hold
it in Armory Hall, it being evident that
Turner Hall could not accommodate the
large number of persons that will be in
attendance. The Committee on Perma-
nent Organization have drafted a consti-
tuition and bylaws, which will be pre-
scented for adoption this evening, together
with report as to the most practicable
method of procedure to secure the end
to be attained-the substituting of white
citizens will address the meeting upon the
subject. Unemployed workingmen will
assemble at the Plaza at O'clock this
afternoon, to parade through the principal
streets, IN order that an estimate NAV he
formed of the number who are out of
work.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-At the Metro
politan this evening Barley Campbelrs
celebrated play, My Partner" will be
given, with the distinguished actor and
universal favOrite, Z. J. Buckley, in the
principal role, supported by a competent
company. Though MY Partner has
been performed in the East over 3 600
times within the past seven years. ii is
comparatively new play for this coast.
The plot is altogether Californian, and the
characters everyday types of the residents
OF the mining section of the State. The man
agement announce that the admission will
be 10, 90 and % cents, which will afford all
an opportunity to enjoy fine programme.
EXHIBITION AND BALL.-This evening at
7:30, at Enterprise Hall, eight miles from
this city, near the Jackson road, an exhi-
bition will be given by Enterprise School.
III which the scholars Will give readiness
mental music, etc, and those who have
had opportunity to become informed in
the matter say that the entertainment will
be surprisingly good one. At its eonclu-
sion the floor will be cleared for dancing
which will be carried on until the small
hours. Tickets admitting lady and gentle
man, and including supper, only 81.
Owners of teams can have them cared for
at the stable opposite the hall
sALF. EsTILL SoLD.-Joe Cotton, the we'll
known Eastern turfman and bookmaker.
after whom the renowned running horse
Joe Cotton was named, has been spending
few weeks on the coast, but leaves for
New York to-day He was in Sacramento
yesterday, and visited Rancho del Paso,
with which he was greatly pleased, and
more especially with the large number of
thoroughbred colts and FLIES that were
shown him. 1t is reported that he yester-
day, through Alb. Stemler, purchased from
W. b. Todhunter the latters fine young
horse Alf. Estill, for the sum of $1,000, and
will have him forwarded to the East pres
emily.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, the case of Charles E. Jackson, for
forgery, was continued until the 10TH.
Charles Baker, arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited his deposit. Sue was
tried for petit larceny, in stealing two
baskets of wood, convicted and sentenced
to pay fine of $50, or be locked up 30
days.....The case of All Sing, for misde-
meanOr, was continued until the 26th
No CHINESE EMPLoYED.-A few months
ago J. c. Knowles, young man from the
East, commenced the manufacture of CT
gars at 923 Second street, next to Wells
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