Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
NO PAPER ON FRIDAY.

NO PAPER ON FRIDAY.
There win be no paper issued from this Office
on Friday-Christmas morning. 1t win he
necessary, therefore, for those who desire 10
make business or society announcements for
Christmas day, to hand in their advertisements
70 tins. Office to-day or this evening. in order
that they may appear tomorrow THURSDAY,
morning On Saturday the RECORD UNION viii
pup!lsh charming original Christmas story,
written By Harriet Prescott Spoford.
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SACRAMENTO INsrIrUTE-The examfna
tons at this institution will close to-day
with that of the collegiate department.
The following will be the programme:
Music, piano solo, Charles Heisen; exam
lnauon, Evidences of Christianity" sec
ond, third and fourth classes. Extracts
The Last of the Red Men " (BrvanD
James Mcdonald; Wreck of the Huron
tIaiMage), J. Dwyer. Examination. geom-
etry, plane trigonometry and surgery, sec
ond, third and fourth classes. Extracts
saves Dream Thomas T. CaroIan.
John Maynard, Chris. Green; Attack of
the Cumberland C. Heisen. Examination
astronomy and physics, second, third and
fourth classes; music, piano, John F.
Dnscoll; essay, " Astronomy" James II.
Hooker. Extracts" The African Chief"
lBryantl, Charles Bryan; Launch of the
Ship tLOngfellow). Joseph Pigeon. Ex-
animation, algebra, elementary and Davies
University, second, third and fourth
classes. Extracts" Bells of Shandon
(ProuD, Charles Barry; The Bridge
lLongfellOw), Fred O'Brien Music. Charles
HeiSen; concert recitation, Picket of the
Potomac;' examination, bookkeeping.
banking department. EXTRACTS Enamel
patton " lCurran), NJ. Lucey; Bells of
Ghent,' Charles German Quiet Streets
+. Quinn. Examination, higher arithne-
tic and mensuration, second, third and
fourth classes; essay, Christmas Day"
Frank 7. Dwyer.
ANOTHER SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-Recently
George s. Putney commenced suit in the
Superior Court against his brother Henry
5. Pumey for damages in the sum of s.. 900.
alleged TO have been sustained because of
the defendant having had him arrested for
malicious mischief on which charge he
was acquitted when the case came Ip for
trial in Justice Haines' Court YESTERDAY
through their attorneys, Mckune 81 George
George S. Putney and Helen Putney. his
wife, commenced another suit-or rather
It's salts in One-against the same defend
ant, because of his having had Mrs. Putney
arrested twice for malicious mischief-re-
moving certain fence-She being dis
charged when the cases came up for trial
Because of injury to her feelings, good
name and reputation, and the expense she
and her husband were put to in retaining
counsel, travelling, etc, damages in the sum
OF $4,000 for each arrest are prayed for.
SAVE Your Cirrus FRUITs-Now that a
Citrus Fair for Northern California has
been determined upon, and as most of the
crop Of this class of fruit will be ripe and
picked before the time appointed for OPEN
ing the fair-january llth-thOse who
have samples upon their trees suitable for
exhibition should take steps to keep them in
good condition for that purpose. The late
ness Of the time appointed will make it
necessary for this to be observed by grow
ers, in order that anything like a fair rep
resentation of our semi-tropical fruits,
grown in this part of the State, may be
placed before the public gentleman
from Newcastle yesterday remarked that
large part of the oranges grown in that sec
ton were this year sent to market before
THANKSGIVING Day, but that good samples
would be found there for the Northern Cal
ifOrnia Citrus Fair.
Nor DEsTRoYED.-It was stated in the
REcoED-UNIoN recently that the grasshop-
pers or locusts were Matching out in i'm
mense numbers in Ell Dorado county.
Since then they have been reported as hay
ing put in an appearance in this county,
near Mr. Taverner's ranch, on the Co
sumnes; near S. b. MooreS ranch, on
Deer creek, and at other localities where
the pests were troublesome last season. 1t
had been hoped that if heavy storm pre-
vailed while they were Matching the little
ones would be killed off; but a gentleman
who came in from the Costumes Yesterday
stated that the heavy rain of Monday did
not destroy them and if ii did not have the
desired effect it is scarcely probable that
any rain-storm will be of service to that
end. II may be, however, that Mondays
storm was too warm to kill them.
ADDiTIoNALC COMMITTEES. The Executive
Committee of the Citizens Anti Chinese
Association of Sacramento have appointed
the following subcommittee in addition
to those published in yesterdays RECORD
UNION: On Skilled Labor ElkuS c. H
Gilman. f. w Hale, Samuel Nathan. A
A. Van VOORHEES,, s. Tryon and W. J.
O'Brien. On Agricultural Labor-James
Reuter-, George w. Hancock, A B. Burns,
f. Greer, Joseph Sims, L. Fassett and J. w.
Parker. On Manual Labor-W. D. Stalker,
nardi, III. NJ. Bernard, George w. Carey and
J. b. White.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday c. l. Foss, charged with misde-
meanor in violating the health ordinance,
was found guilty, and will receive iudg-
ment on the 29th...... Augustus Monbilly
and Billy Davidson pleaded guilty of being
common drunkards, and were sentenced to
sixty days each in the County Jail, appa-
rently 70 their qualification. ....Ah Sing
All How and All Joe were found guilty of
visiting an opium den, and fined $15 or
fifteen days each..... A. d. Christianson
and c. L. Christensen were tried by jury
for misdemeanor in obstrUcting the side
walk. Jury failed to agree.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will continue
at 10 A. NJ, and and P. NJ. to-day, at their
ton sale of elegant plush holiday goods,
well adapted for Christmas presents.
HOLIDAY goods are not carried at the Red
House for the real profit, but it is for a
lively closing up of the years business and
make the little ones happy for little
money.
LADIES French kid cork button shoes, S..
1dUl6S Ctlh bullOll SlloSo. III
and pebble goat, s. 80. Red House.
WAcHHoRsrs variety of diamonds,
watches, jewellery and silverware cannot be
excelled in quality. His prices are the
most reasonable.
C. J. NoAcK, 61S street, has the finest
stock of silverware, gold and silver-headed
cages etc, to be found in the city His
p-I> are the lowest.