Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-06
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA June 4th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June Sth i: L. Schwarz
and child, Mrs. Fepgenbaum and two chill
dren, William Wolff. Miss Hartwell, Mrs.
Nancy Payne, Mrs. NJ. G. O'Brien, Theodore
T. Payne and wife, Warren r Payne, San
Francisco; S. Mayberg, A. Oppenheimer.
Germany M. Terchoer, Newport G. A.
Keyser and family, Baltimore Mrs. NJ. w.
Fulton and child, Mrs. George Hubley. Pitts
and wife, Kansas City Mrs. Burns, +. j.
Barnard and wife, Victoria. B. c.; &c. f.
Hammond and wife, Miss Saunders. Mrs.
Dean. London, Canada j. G. Fish, Boston /;
A. G. Hill, Royal Navy; Mrs. G. Newkirk.
Camden, N. J.
OMAHA, June 5th.-Left here to-day. to
arrive in Sacramento June 9th: G. r. Tay-
leur, J. M. Warden, Portland, Or; Philip
Lewis and wife, Miss Dollie Lewis, San
Francisco; Arthur B. French. Boston r.
1. Yeazoa and family, Japan; Mrs. Monroe,
Mrs Bonner, J. NJ. Bowen, New York |;
Mrs. Moss and nephew. Oakland; james
Haverly's Original Mastodon Minstrels, for
San Francisco and intermediate points.
KANSAS CRY, June 4th.-Passed here to-
day. via the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad, to arrive in San Francisco June
Ssh E. Grail, Agnes Grail, Brighton, Eng. !;
Robert Dickey and two daughters. st. Louis /;
d. Bowes and wife, Kansas City; w. FL.
Drecher, Germantown, Pa; r. I. Carroll,
San Francisco; Captain Bud Smith. Oak
land, Cal Mrs. Helen E. Heaton, Laucas-
ter, o.; j. /. Lomes, Chicago; DIR. White,
Bloomington, ILL.,; Mr.. Nichols, New York.
CARL1N, June 5th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow g. S.
Walker and wife. San Francisco Mrs. A. C..
Mckinney and two children, st. Joe, No.
A. o. Griswell, wife and two children, Cleve-
land, O.; Mrs. L. Clifford, Lottie Rielfford,
San Francisco J. G. Ainsworth and wife,
H. Boett, England J. w. Waters, San -Ber-
nardino, CAL; o. G. Hastings, San Fran
cisco; L. R. Tuttle. Washington, D. c.;
w. A. johnson and wife, Chicago; III. B.
Land and wife, Master Robert Land, San
Francisco 8. Lamsop, New York G. II.
Redington, Chicago d. Enelish, Arcadia,
Wis; Thomas Jones, G.. u. Jones, Lancas-
ter, Pa: J. I. Davis, Milford. O.; G. Krause,
New York; Ben. Bliss, E. l.. Bliss, Hart
ford, Conn.
NEwHALL, June 5sh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow K.
Kirkland, J. B. Kirkland. Los Angeles l..
3. Allen. Tucson. A. T.; Miss a. Armstrong.
San Francisco: Miss Meyer, Massachusetts (;
Mrs w. +. Benson, Miss A. Forener, Mrs.
G. L. Miller, Pinal. A. T.; A. Campbell,
Oakland; r. X. Lockett, Tucson, G. Vigo.
lilo and wife, W. s Workman, Los Angeles
II. Donnelly, San Francis CO; J. Wertheimer,
New Mexico; Mrs. W. Sakbill, Miss L Mil
ler, S. Sterndo, o. 4. Bassett, San Francis
co ~. Waters, Los Angeles; w. Marion,
Prescott; Frank Dorey, New York; j. w.
Jones. Texas; c. H. Brown. Tucson.
THE LIME Kiln CLUB ON BABIES
NAMES. secretary announced let
ter from Michigan City, from a colored
woman, asking the advice of the club as
to naming her baby George Washington
Smith. at am my solid opinyon," an
swered the president, "dat it am time for
our race to hang up on immortal names.
1 spect dar am about half million George
Washingtons, Thomas Jeffersons an Henry
Clays doin' whitewashin' and barberin' in
dis kentry, and you kent strike hotel
whar de dinin' room won't pan out at least
two Abe Lincolns an one Gineral Scott.
Wen / see policeman trottin' Gineral
Grant Jones or Benjamin Franklin Hooper
down to de cooler fur stealin' hens or pick
in clothes off de line it convinces me dat
his mudder got sick in her anxiety to hunt
him up name. If / had leetle black
baby, an didn't want to call him Jim, or
John, or Moses, or Pete, I'd name him
Nebakaneezer and done wild it, an de big
ger name he had de less I'd spect of him.
Detroit Free Press.