Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-22
SOCIAL AEp PERSONAL.

I A. ocolt, Oh Oait was IN LCWn yesterday.
j. R. Snead, OF Dixon is registered in the city.
CIV. Burk, merchant of YoIo, is visiting in
town.
Ex.Asseuiblyman Swift, of Amador county, is in
the city.
S. R. Caldwell returned yesterday from stanislaus
county to this city.
A. A. Smith has entered upon his duties as Post
master at Susanville.
D E. Alexander returned yesterday from attend
ing Court at Modesto.
J. Meyer and wife, Of Virginia City, are the guests
OF Wm. Wolfe, OF Napa.
John Simmons and J. T. Clifton of lone are in
| town attending the fair.
Miss Minnie Perry, of this city, came up from San
Jose yesterday afternoon.
E. A. Weed and wife, OF Susanville have gone to
San Francisco to spend the winter.
Mrs Wm. w. Bedel and daughter of San Fran
cisco, are visiting Mrs. J. L. Denison in this city
Mrs. Robert Hayes, and Frank Hayes and wife, of
San Francisco are in the city visiting friends during
the fair.
j. E. Jewell and wife aud Miss sallie Jewell are
spending the week with their sister, Mrs. T. B. Flint,
on G street.
Miss Fannie Howard, of Woodland, is visiting the
fair and stopping the guest OF Miss Nellie
Wright, on NJ street.
Mrs. Annie C. shinn, of susanville, has gone to
Oregon and Washington Territory to visit Ter rela-
tiyes in that country.
H. ". Cotheran and wife, OF Hollister, and e. "
Graham, of Elk Grove registered in the city for
during the fair week.
A. Calm and family, of Highland Park Brooklyn
are the guests of Mrs. IL. Winters and family
during the fair week.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. McAllister, Benicia, has
gone East on official duty and does not expect to
return tor two months.
D. Hamilton, of Knights Landing: w. S. Algeo
and wife and Mr. Goods and wife, of Nicolaus, came
up yesterday morning.
Clarknas F. Jones, n. J. Smith and Fred Warner,
OF Sacramento, will arrive home to-day by the
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lieutenant a. J. Griffith, U. S. A., who has been
called to the frontier, left Grass Valley for Fort
Custer, Montana, on the 18th.
Maud Granger never caught fish until last week,
and tine first one she hooked she frightened to
death with her shrieks OF delight.
Some of the Indian maidens at Noody's North
field school are the daughters of wealthy chiefs and
very proud OF being pure -blooded Americans.
y party was given at the residence Petaluma) Of
S. D. Towne last week. The affair was in honor Of
Frank and Lester Towne who were there on visit.
John Hancoek's chair, the one in which he sat
when he signed his name to the Declaration Of In
dependence, now stands in st. Pauls Church at Nor
folk Va.
A dispatch was received in the city yesterday for
A l. Sherman, now attending the State Fair, an.
nouncing that his son, DR.. g. E. Sherman OF Elko
Nevada, is dead.
Captain X. R. Preeze, of the United States Navy,
died at his residence in Brooklyn on the 18th iusf
He was 81 years Of age, and was of the best cf
fcers OF the nsvy.
Oscar Wilde has been invited to visit Boston.
Picture man who dinfs on a glass of water and
lily sitting down to dinner of pork and beans
Buffalo Express.
S Solon Holl returned from Bakersfield yesterday
afternoon, where he has been attending the pre-
liuin9ry examination Of DR. Gese for bigamy The
doctor was held to answer.
The members OF the old Ivy Club, composed of
men in the Sweepstake factory at San Leandro, now
in the Agricultural Works, will soon reorsanze
that institution at Be'licia.
A. T. Pond, OF cordelia; J. Wilson, Winters D.
Osborne, of Courtland n. t. Carpenter, Diamond
Springs; and s. P Pond, OF Woodland, all fruit
growers, attending the far
The Sultan of Turkey is in such nervous cond
ton that the rooms he inhabiIs are surr FUNDED
night and day, with extra guard Of black
eunuchs. He fears assassination.
On the 5th OF this month Mormous to the number
Of $50 sailed from Liverpool for Utah. Switzerland
and Germany contributed the greater number. Two
thousand MormOns have left Liverpool this sum-
mer
The French heel has had its day in the East, aud
is 10 longer the style. Its mission to make the
gentle sex strike gait between the hop of rabbit
and the waddle of goose, and it succeeded in the
undertaking.
learn English and the American way of carrying on
business He will sail frem Hayra next month in
company with Rossi, the tragedian, who proposes
to star the country this winter.
Henry Ward Beecher says that God has kept a
list Of the Of the rich men who have cheated
the Internal Revenue Department. Don't worry,
Henry when those same men get to heaven they'll
steal the book.-[so sost Dispatch.
General E. F. Beale has given 100000 acres Of
land in Kern county to have the main line of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad run that way, and now
the Los Angeles papers call him " Colonel" instead
of "a General. ."-lSan Bsrnariino Index.
Rev. Harry P. Aloysius Northrop, pastor of st.
Patricks Church, Charleston, S. G, has been ap-
pointed by the Pope Bishop IN parti6ls i1yideIinnl
of some district of country ruled by the Turks
and Vicar apostolic OF North Carolina.
Professor Swift reports that nearly 5000 letters
have been received claiming the prize for the first
discovery Of comet 3 (the recent great comet. He
has examined them carefully and asserts that no
conclusion can be reached that would be scientific
and satisfactory as to the priority of its discovery
The prize will therefore not be awarded, but is
offered for the best essay on comets.
Emma " Youngs, Of this city, has applied for a
divorce from VIM. Youngs, who was recently di-
| vorced candestirel7 from frankie E. Youngs in
Solano county, OF which full account given in
these columns recently <Wm. Youngs is still wanted
here by the arresting officer but his whereabouts
are in the shade. Mrs. Youngs No. Is asking a
divorce upon the ground OF failure to provide and
willful desertion.