Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Black toilets continue as popular as ever
J. G. Carpenter, of PlacerviIe, is in the city snd
will return home to-day.
Ex-LieuteLant- Governor johnson is attending the
SupremeiCourt now in session here.
Assemblyman ]. D. Patterson, OF Nevada county,
is stopping in the city for few days.
DR.. W. A. Hughson is not seriously i'll, as pub.
iished last evening, but is as well as usual
B. H. Evans, OF the Marysville Express, is in the
city, attending the trial of the debris case.
J. F. Evans and wife, of Oakland, will arrive
by overland train this morning from the East
Past Grand Master Ezra Pearson will visit Granite
Lodge, No 62, |. o. o. F. at Folsom, this evening
Mrs. w. H. Wing and daughter of San Jose, are
at present guests of Mrs. H. G. Smith, in this city
County Surveyor Hartwell, of Nevada county, has
been appointed United States Deputy Mineral Sur
veyor
Superintendent H S. Byam, of the Bullard Quartz
Mining Company, in Yuba county, passed through
| yesterday to San Francisco
The trimmings most in vogue for the winter will
be furs and passameDtaries often both together.
Heavy embroideries will be much worn.
3. F. Reid, conductor the Southern Pacific
Railroad, has returned from visit to his old home
near Washington, D. c., and resumed his duties.
Captain Lehe, of the Stockton Guard, has invited
the officers OF the Fourth Brigade, N. G. c. to at
tend an annual reception to be given by his COM
| pany on the 18th proximo.
| Ben II. Miller, County Clerk of Mono county, and
| Miss Minnie E. Allen, were married at Bridgeport,
in that county, the 18th inst ana passed through
| yesterday to San Francisco
| Frank Carnduff, editor of the Biggs' Recorder
went to Oakland yesterday, from which place,
accompanied by his wife, he will 60 to Calavefas
county upon visit to his former home.
n. E. Sanford and James Bailey of New York.
| George Lark OF Philadelphia, Samuel offutt of
| Tucson, A. T., NJ. J. Carkson and |. S. Levy Of
Nevada, and II. A Arend OF Ogden, are in the city.
R. Green, T. sayres, S. R. Thornton, N. A.
Isaac Rosenblatt Julius Goldsmith, Maurice Deib-
| mann, jams Nunan and John Manu. of San Fran
cisco, were in the city yesterday.
| Captain Burke, Lieutenants Palm and Eisenmen-
| ger, Sergeants Miller and Mcdonald and privates
| jackson ard Henry Ogg, OF this CITY, have been
| appointed committee to make arrangements for 4
military ball to be held sometime this winter.
There were in the city yesterday: Z. B. Mastick,
alameda; j. D. Goodwin, Plumas; Charles Davis,
Oakland; D. d. Reayes, Plymouth; Ira H. Reed
| Calaveras county; E. R. Hedges Miss E. Van,
stockton; j. b. Bradford, wife and two boys, Frank
I'm; John Mather, Arnador Curtis Bolton and
%ife Gay Station; A. j. Bi hop, Placer county J.
| Il. Bckford, Newcastle; c. p Powers, Placerviie;
;. A Howell, Cosumnes n Il. Summers Modesto;
H. IL. Williams, Vallejo; W. c. Lewis Emigrant
cap Mrs Gaford, Davisville; Charles Bunnel,
Courtiand; III. Blackey and Henry Wortell, Jim
coin MIS- A Woodward, Costumes; S. W. Bright,
Jackson; W. r. Lambert, Vallejo; DR.. J. Riley and
wife, Wheatland, and Z. r. Pease, of Gait.
Pishop ". l.. Harris, who recently presided at
tills CITY, Sdiieu Iolu
New York for South America the 10th instant, to
LOOK after the interests Of the missions the cast
| and west coast He viii from thence 60 to Africa
and hold the Liberia Conference, after which he will
| go 10 Europe and hold the European Conference
| next summer. The New York AdUOcdte says; CAS-
these duties would involve absence from home OF
nearly year, Bishop Harris gave up his house on
Lexington avenue and arranged for his wife and
eldest daughter to be with him during the next
summer. He stored his household goods in Nor
refs fire-proof building, at the corner of Fourth
avenue and Thirty-second street, where it was sup
posed they would be as secure as anywhere in the
city, but they all burned in the recent great
| hre. In this fire the Bishop lost over 5000
worth OF goods, at their lowest cash valuation be-
sides very considerable collection OF rare and in
terestng curiosies gathered in the last forty years.
and especially during his recent journey round the
world On the goods burned he held an insurance
OF 81, COO. His library and papers stored in
the basement at sos Broadway. and of course
escaped the fire." Mrs. Harris and daughter sailed
by the Bothnia on Wednesday, the 10 h of October
for Europe. They expect to spend the winter in
Italy, where the Bishop will meet them after the
completion of his off ial visit to South America
and Western Africa.