Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ex-senator MeCune, Of Solano, is in the city.
Misses Lille aud May Bonte, of Berkeley, are visit
ing friends in this city.
Frank G. Comstock, of Nlcolaus, has been spend
ing few days in the city
George II. Barklage and wife, of Georgia Slide,
Ell Dorado county, are in the city.
Major George W. Reed, Assistant Adjutant- Cen
eral of the Second Brigade, is in this city.
Alvinza Hayward and A H. Hobart passed
through the city on the east bound train yesterday
NJ. MISSIONER interds to beaueath TO the Louvre
two OF his best works, the &c Graveur PEauforte
and the Chevalier a sa Feuetre'
The Ladies' Oriental Club OF Red Bluff gives dra-
matte entertainment there on the sth instant, pre-
senting the drama +" Above the Clouds
Brooklyn claims girl who eats half pound of
cloves day. This is the worst Of going out to
see man We ever heard of.-[Boston Post
The Alice Lingard troupe passed through to San
frarclsco from toe East Yesterday. They will ap-
pear at the metropolitan Theater in this city IN
few weeks.
Grant Taylor and Charles Mayer, of this city,
have gone East. The former will attend college at
iroy o. and the latter will remain for the present
at the same place.
visiting the city Mr. Goldstein returns in the morn
ing and Mrs. Gol1stein remains for few weeks the
guest of Mrs. NJ. LYMAN
Charlotte Give, niece of the great Lord Give has
Just died in England. She was the daughter of the
East Indians only brother, William Give, who was
20 years old when Lord Give died.
At the Eldred House: II. j. Talbot and wife. P.
l. Williamson, Thomas Mclaughlin, c. S. Bride,
Costumes; Cyrus Briggs and wife, Ncolaus John
Giberson, Folsom; Geo. w. Gardner, Grizzly Flat
1t has been decided that the Scotch memorial to
Dean Stanley shall take the form of stained glass
window in st. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh 1t will
cost e400, and about el20 has already been sub
scribed.
Oscar Wilde expressed himself very much dissats.
he'd with the treatment he received from his Phila
deiphia audience He said his hearers were 80 cold
that he several times though. of stopping and say.
ing, You don't like this, and there is no use in nv
going on, and then abruptly leave the stage.
Mr.. Lonefellow is unable to accept the formal
courtesies which the people of Portland Maine pro.
posed to offer him OF his 18th birthday. "My ply.
sician, he says, "prescribes absolute rest and do
not see any chance of my being able to 90 to Port
land in February, so slow is recovery from nervous
prostitution
The following were in the city yesterday: W.
Brown, J. P. Glenn, Suffer county; H. Huegins,
Richland W. Seakin, Placervllle j. Fiel, F. Burn.
ham, Folsom J. Ball, II. Curtis. Woodland Mrs
j. Collins, Mrs L. Collins, CORTLAND II. Mcoupe.
Dixon B. F. Whitmer, Gait John Richards, John
Richards, Sr., George Kerr, Elk Grove; D. Wise,
Yountyille; j. Sweeney ROutiers; D. Pashal
Headsburg; w. Allen, W. Kelly, H. Spoor, W.
Heller, San Francisco; II. Miller Cosumnes j.
Naglee, Pleasant Grove; Hank knight, W. C.
Savage, San Francisco Geo Lodeker, kingsburg
r. G. Montague, Oroville; W. 81. H. Sabin, Peter
Batchelder, San Francisco W. B. Faber, Latrobe
4. NJ. Perkins, New York E. B. Bothin, George
Fisher, Z. A. Freuud, Edwin j. Chandler San Fran
cisco; Waldo NJ. York. Berkeley.