Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-24
EASTERN rxcuRsron,ars.
Special Train of light Cars-A Correct
List OF the Passengers.

Llss OF the Passengers.
Tie announcement yesterday thAs specia
excursion train. consisting of eight sleeping
cars containing Boston excursionists, would
arrive in tie evening, attracted large crowd
of people to the railroad depos. A number
who had read a list that purported to be the
names of the excursionists, found usmes that
were thought to be friends, ard weTe present
to greet them. Others were attracted by cu-
riosity, expecting that eight carloads Of
Bostonians would be sight worth going q
long distance to SEQ. AT $3.50 P. r. the train
pulled into tho depot Supper had been
prepared for them 6y Ben Steinnan. Of she
Silver Pslace, and ths entire party, 16S in
number, fled into the spacious dining room
and were seated at the handsomely decorated
tables. A number Of SscrameutSns gszed in
at the diaing-room door for o while. bus soon
saw that the Bossouisns ate like otaer people
snd were apparently satisfied with other food
than baked beauS and brown bread and gave
the Sightseeing up in disgust ani left for
their homes After eGting nearly everything
which Steinmsn fad on haad, tie majority
of the party went 80 their berths on the
cars, while a few came up sown and
rambled around for few heurs. The excur-
sion is oae of four under tho management OF
Raymond & Whitco1b. This one is ia the
care OF |. A. Whitconb, OF Somervills, Mass,
assisted by 4. N. Goodhue, Of Roburn,
Mass. The baggage is in charge ef @. H.
Wilson, of LSndonville, Vsrnoat. From
Mr.. Whiteomb the following in regard to this
party was learned; They left Boston on
April 9Th, coming through New Hampshire
and Vermont, over the Grand Trunk railway
through Canada, across Michigsn, and
on the third day reached Chicago.
On the fifty day left Chicago, arsiving
at Colorado Springs in the afternoon
Of the seventh dsy. Several places of inter-
est in Colorado were visited, and the psrty
reached Santa Fe en- April 22j, Is days from
Boston. Thence over tie Southern Pecifi to
Los Angeles arriving there on tee 70 h. Five
days Wers spent Ia Los Angeles aad viciaity,
and on Msy q they arrived IN San Francis
co. stopping at the Palace Hotel. On Msy
14th they left by rail for Monterey. Four
days were spsnJ IN tbs latter place, after
which they returned to SsE Francisco, leav-
iEg there yssterdGy afteSncoa homeward
bound, being 49 days from Boston. The train
will leave Sacramento this morning at
o'clock. They will reach Ssls Lske City
Saturday morning and zemsin until u, MAY.
They will arrive 10 Boston at l P II. June
q, travelling total distance by rail OF 8. 789
rnilee in SO days.
This is but one Of four excursion parties
under the direction Of Raymond & Whit
comb. The secogd IL but ffty Ia number,
and will pass through this city on next
Wednesday evening on the regular train.
Tive weeks from last MS ht the third party,
lis IL number, will reech Sacramento by
spseisl train, and viii remain over night.
Three weeks feoGl lsst q ghs the fourth, and
last, will reach this city by special trsin, re-
maicing over night.
In addition TO the party which left Boston
CT April 5th, theie is number OF Eastern
people along who came to Colifoznia last fall
and spent the winter IN Monterey. They
are aa follows Mrs. Laura A. Allyn. Of
Springfield, Mas +. W. Brancroft aad
Mrs. NJ. W. Bancroft. Montpelier. VT;
Gee. W. Bancroft, Groton, Mas. ; BIr. and
Mrs. q. S. Capron. Attleboro, Msss Mrs.
Geo. q. Davis, North Andover. Mass
Miss A1iDnis J. Dispeau, Pawtucket, r. l.,
Mr. and Mrs. George H Ellis, Master II.
D. Ellis, Miss Matte g. ElIs of Boston
Maurice Goddard, Brookline, Mass; Colonel
N II. Hubbard, Of Wintsrport, 3Is; W. B.
E. Lockwood, ". B. Il. Lockv0oes, .Jr.. B.
lockwood. OF Norwalk, Conn: Misc Sarah
A. Wood, Roxhury, Mass Dr. s. Z. Mixer,
BnffAio, n. Y Miss Eiizl zlbesh Shaw, Bos-
ton Mr. ard Mrs. R. Z. Simmons, of Bat
tiebcrc, VT; Miss Sarah E. Skinner, of Bcs-
ton Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, Of H.zsrd-
vile, Conn: Dr.. A. 2. SBow, Winthrop,
Me; Miss X. 1. White, Boston Hichls1ds.
With the latter party arc several GalifcrDiAns
who are goipg to visit tao i ,stesn States
There may be o number Of pecpis with
this party WHO are well knowa TO Sacramento
residents, but owing TO rot knowing the
names OF thoss forming the party, few
pleasant hours may be lost.
Mrs. Lucy E. Friend, Of Boston, one Of
the party, will relnsin N sscrsusnto for
week ID she eness Of 5frs. Hen-v Buraham.
Following is q correct liss OF the names oS
those compo ing the party:
From Boston, Mass.-Mrz. 9. s. Bsssett,
Joseph P. Bassett, Mrs. Bsnjsmia Beal, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas W. Bieknen. Miss A. S.
Blackwell, @. E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. I. P.
I. EdmaDdF, Miss NJ. J-sfogg, 9Iiss Lucy
e. Frie1d. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gay, MIR.
Mr.. and hIrs. j. S. Hilliard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kingsbury, Mrs. Alics }. Osborne,
EbsDezsr Stone, Mics Annie NJ Stone. Mr..
and Mrs. James Wight, Mics Amy S. VIII
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Simonds
Springfield, Mass Mr.. and Irs Elijah
Allen, Miss Alice c. Ashley, MIR. snd Mrs.
VIM. Patton. Mrs. w. FL Russell, Hon. and
Mira. John NJ. Stebbins.
Massachusetts (piscellaneous)-Mr and
Mrs. John G. Aborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
G. Walton, Miss Nancy White, Wakefield
]. W. Adams. Miss Mary X. Gilkey, Rox-
bury; Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Angel, Mrs
Emma T. Angel, Mrs. A. W. Sturdy, At
tlehoro; Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Br;mhsll,
Miss II. E. Fletcher, Clinton; Mrs. Relief
Floyd, Miss Sarah Whitcher, p Mcdonald,
Quincy; Mr. ard Mrs. M. w. Frsech. Fl.
d. Converse, Mrs. Q. A. Brown. Miss
A. e. Brown, Mrs. L. M. Burleish, Palmer;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goddard, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Peircs, Orange; Air. and Mrs.
Jacob Brown, Mrs. A. n. Goodhue, Wo-
burn; Miss Maude H. Graves, Mrs G. Holl-
ingsworth, Grot1n CsptaiD N. B. Hatfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Read, Mrs. L. l..
Whitman. Agswsm Mr. a1d Srs. James
II. Wilson, Draeut; Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. d.
Crawford, Watertown George .. Davis,
Lawrence Miss Ffaacss n. LAsyitt. Cam
ton Mr.. and Mrs n. Lee, J. J. Idbbey,
Lynn Mrs 2. r. Hollirgsxor siiss r.
HollingsEortb, Mattlthap; Uhsries 5. Jack
son and Miss Nellie jackson, Wess Brook
field Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pratt, Reaa-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Prescott,
Oakdale; Mrs. o. p Roberts, Chelsea; Mrs.
2. II. Sogendorph, Ware Miss Elizabeth f.
Swift Miss Mary f. Swift, Miss Sussn Nj.
Ware, Milton; Mira. jerome Wells. Chieopse;
Artmss Merriam, Of South Westminster.
Mass; Miss Lille +. Ward, Mr., aud Mrs.
Samuel E. Ward, DIR. and MFs. Waldo +.
Ward, of Hyde Park, Mass.
4balCEG L-ttnQ--tfAEs oit1 WIS - 1J1hcts
Mrs. Charles II Bsad!e, MIR. and MTs. Nj.
is. Daniels, f. E. Keep and Mrs. William
Knight. of Providence Mics F. G. Dispesu,
of Pavtuckes
Nsw Hanpshirs-Mr aud Mrs Albert G.
Folsom, of Lac mia EiWard Gilman, Mr..
spd Mrs. n. W. Gilman, Mrs, Aaron w.
Sawye-. Miss Fannie L. Sawyer and Master
w. N. SAWYER, Of Nesaoa; A. W. Gale. Of
Concord
Cenrecsieut-R P Cowles, sIr, and Mrs.
james II. Foy and Miss Mamie L. HsrEon.
Of New Haven; Mrs. Jessie M. Lsw. Of
Baz4rdville !; ]. G. We.more and A. 3. Beers,
Of Winstsd.
Michigsn-Mr and Mra. Wm Hayden. Of
Tecumseh.
New York-GsoTge Meachhm, Buff alo;
Miss A. c. Hall, New York city.
Illinois-Mrr. ". +. Prentice, Alr. and
Mrs. o. B. Sanford, Of Freepost.
sam Francisco stock Gales.