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

Senator William Johnston was in the city yester
day.
J. Bulens, of Rockville Junction, was in town yes
terday.
Claus Spreckels left San Francisco for Washington
Yesterday.
George P. Register arrived in the city from st
Helena yesterday.
Judge E. W. aeKinstry, OF the supreme Bench
went East yesterday
NJ. Barber, of this city, went to Woodland yester
day, to be absent few days.
J. NJ. Reavs, Of Red Bluff, passed through the city
from San Franciseo yesterday.
Mrs Fred W. Birdsall and Mrs. George c. Mott
went to San Francisco yesterday.
Charles Traver, who has been spending week in
Woodland, returned u the city yesterday.
Mrs s Marks, of San Francisco, is in tnis city Wig
iting her invalid daughter, Mrs. S. WasseIman
John H. Yoell of San Jose, delivered lecture q
few days ago before the Philalethc Society OF Santa
Clara College.
A N Towne, Superintendent of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad, passed through on the East-bound
train last evening.
j. o. Coleman, President o; the Nevada County
Narrow gauge Railroad, passed through to San
Francisco Yesterday
NJ Arnold, who has been confined to his house
with fever for some days, has so far recovered as
to be able to attend to businsss.
Senator Grove L. johnson, of this city. will de-
liver the anniversary address Of the Odd Fellows at
Napa City the latter part OF April.
Horace johnson takes pride in being the first man
to the Connecticut river the ice every year,
and nobody has beaten him since 1870.
Merely for the right of the first publication OF
Pot Bouille" euilleton Zola received So, COO.
This is keeping the pot OF novel eoncocting boiling
1t is announced that the Queen of Roumania will
shortly publish, under her literary pseudonym,
of Carmen Sylvia" an epic poem entitled "Ahas-
uerus."
Isaac Requa, President of the Potosi Mining Com
pany, an NJ. Levy, President Of the Savage passed
through Sacramento ON their way to Virginia City
yesterday.
Mr.. Whitcomb principal owner of the First Ma
tional Bank at Bowlder, COL. and also heavy owner
in the mines at Gold Hill, State, is stopping a
few days in Riverside.
Governor st. John, OF Kansas, has appointed Mrs.
Cora NJ. Downs, OF Wyandotte, Regent OF the State
University-the first appointment Of woman to
such position in the country.
Mrs. Leland Stanford, who is now in Albany by
the bedside OF her mother, who is not expected to
live, will not leave there for this coast until the re-
covery or death of her mother.
Ex-Governor Stanford Of California, says the
Boston Transcript, has curious and sumptuous
book in preparation the motion of the legs OF the
horse all preconceived theories Of which it contra
yenes.
Eureka Hall, Vallejo, Tuesday night, was the
scene of much mirth and pleasure, as the Entire
Nous Club gave an apron and neektie party there.
The hull was very prettY decorated and all entered
with spirit into having good time.
At the Eldred House E. c. Newell, San Fran
cisco; VIM. Way, Elk Grove George Wilson,
Brighton; Francis Mitchell, Sebastopol; Henry
Washburn, Walnut Grove 5. W. Tay lor, Phil
Mahan, ST., Phil. Mahan. Jr., John Martin, Cos
umnes; Robert c. Langford, j. $. Langford, l. j.
Langford, Stockton.
The Harris Community was founded in Chautau-
qua county fourteen years ago by Thomas Lake
Harris, who taught salvation through selfrenuneia-
ton, and that properly married and disciplined
couples became single being after death. The
teri rise has failed and the properly has just been
bought by Benjamin F. Butler for s9l 900.
Antique scarfs or ties are in vogue which are
fastened up close in the throat above the collar upon
outside wraps They are made OF sIrah CT Tus-
can shade, either white or yellow, taste directs.
These cravats are tied in the same manner as the
StieDskirt which was by nobemen and gen.
tlemen in the reign OF Charles ii. and James II.
pleasant company was present at the residence
Of Paymaster Fulton, at Mare Island last Thursday
evening, including officers OF the yard and their
families and the officers OF the Coast Survey steam
ers Has ler and Macarthur. The Others present
were Miss Creaner, from Stockton, and Misses
Peters and McMulen, from the city, and Lord Beau.
mont
Bernal Osborne, who died on the 4th ultimo, was
at time considered the wittiest in the Eng
fish Parliament, though he never made more than
three minute speech in his life. He an init.
mate friend of the Prince of Wales. and frequent
visitor of Marlborough House Notwithstanding
his high favor, however, he had not been able to
secure seat in Parliament since 1874.
Miss Julia Jackson, the daughter Of "Stonewall'
jackson, was given complimentary ball at the
Klmbal House, Atlanta, Ca, lately. The most sig
ncant fact in the OF this ball, according to
the Atlanta Constitution, that not State in
the Union unrepresentsd among those who
freely to offer to her their tributes OF esteem
and reverence for the vaor and memory Of her illus
trious father.
The following were in the city Yesterday: E.
Moore, Pittsburg Charles Burnsten, new York
G. A. Phinney, Ike Eisenbach, D. Jacobs II. Lhote,
II. Mulell, Miss Belmont Mrs. II. Last, San Fran
cisco ; T. J. Phillips, Woodland; A Kelley, J. NJ.
Kelley, c. 81 Hume, A. w. Eskridge Elk Grove
John McCompsey, Piacerville o. B. Pease, Nicolaus
W. Spahr, Courtland: R Wright, Dixon ; H. Spoor,
Alameda P. Pierce, Pleasant Grove; II. Wade,
Gait Ben. Beckley, Walnut Grove; /. Bryan. l..
Morse, P. Greed, Sacramento river: J. +. Wilcox
Rio Vista l.. Pounistone, Fl Dorado; G. A. I'M.
can, Yuba City W. Blackwell, D. NJ. Reavis, C. L
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