Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-09-18

the usual Grammar School and High School
studies. Graduates of the college hold re-
sponsible positions in business houses in
this city, and elsewhere in the State.
Teachers who have bad instruction in this
school have obtained the highest percent
ages on examinations in Sacramento, Pla-
Ger and Stanislaus counties. The prospec-
tus OF the college contains this paragraph
IN reference to fhe teachers review course:
Our long and varied experience in this
direction enables US to assert that we can
do more for those who wish to obtain a
teachers certificate than any other institu-
ton OF the kind on the coast. To the ap-
plicant, we will say that the studies pur-
sued are what is required for the county in
which you wish to OBTAIN a certificate.
That we do make a speciality of this
department was proved by our last
class, one of them having received the
highest percentage in the Sacramento
county examination of thirty.seven appli-
cants, two more who led in the Placer
county examination-one of the seyerest
counties in the State-and still smother be-
ing the only one to receive grammar
grade among twenty-seven applicants in
Stanislaus county"
The school is modern in its methods, is
Differed by energy and youth, has large
classes, and is commanding attention as
one of the educational institutions of the
Sacramento valley.
MUSIC PROGRAMME
Following is the programme of the First
Artillery Band for tonight
Turkish march, "Bsjaderen'' R .chter
Grand selection, Spanish Melodies Meyrelles
Medley, Musical "Reminiscences w Robinson
Waltz, ia Refine del Mer' ... Sousa
Selection, The Ieoman of the Guard" Sullivan
CHARACTERISTIC patrol, Guard Mount Eilenberg
Comic fantasia, "Ihe Original Arkansas Tray
Cornet solo, Culver Polka" ...... Steinhauser
By C. b. Eilerman.
The latest waltz, Dancing Waves ...R Rosa
arranged by c; A. Neale.)
Overture, "Bandiicustreiche'' - Won Suppe
Barn Yard Galop."
The popular waltz Dancing Waves" will
be played every afternoon at the Park. There
will also be saxaphone SOLO and cornet-
trombone duet to-day at the Park.
RECEIPTS OF THE FAIR
Yesterdays receipts at the Park and
Pavilion were So, 439 so, as against 81 652 so
for the corresponding day last year. Thus
far the receipts are about 81 900 in excess of
those of the first eight days last year.
Within the Play Ground.
This delightful retreat affords excellent
accommodations for the overflow of visitors
to the Pavilion. it was again thronged
last night, and the entertainment given by
the Hart Notwithstanding, high
jumping, vaulIing, etc-was greatly en-
Joyed. This over, the visitors turned their
attention TO the various games and the
other regular features of the play ground.
Not the least appreciated of the MANY at
fractions of the place was the excellent
music given by the Hussar Band George
=. Holbrook, DIRECTORY; and ii would be a
treat at any time to the crowds that visit
the cool and delightful amphitheater to be
allowed to recline in the hammock. chairs
after the fatigues of the day and listen to
the sweet music of the band.
There seems to be but one opinion en-
tertained by all that have visited the place
and that is that Messrs. Weinstock, Lubin
& Co. have found the true chord that
vibratea upon the hearts Of the people. 1t
is not enough to simply please the eye, fer
one soon wearies of gazing at even the most
beautiful work of art. Human nature,
when bent on seeking pleasure, demands
something more, and here is variety of
entertainment for all, and much that is
instructive as well.
This evening the kindergarten children
will go through another of their interesting
drills, and all who desire to witness it
should go early and procure seats. The
little ones will be under the charge of
Misses Pullman and Chase and their as
sistants, Misses Jackson and Obar. The
music programme will be as follows:
PART 1.
March-"Saluta to Mexico ,.....
Oyerture-'Jolly and Free" .............. Kiessler
intro. and Waltzes-"La Gitana" e. Bucolossi
Medley of Mother Goose Melodies.........
Bah bah! Black Sheep, Have you any
Wool?'
PART II.
Intro. and Bridal Chorus from ''Lohengrin'T
Ihe Cat Patrol FeIraZzi
Representing burlesque cat fght)
Selection-'A Night in Grenada" ........ Kre utter
Galop-"Cogliostro'' .................. Komzat