Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, April 7th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento April 18th: DIR. G. n.
Pesrce, A. B Spreckels, San Francisco; w.
Clencb, London; 4. 3. Rogers, St. Paul +;
Ralph Holman, Minnesota 81. Francis, Des
Moines, Ia. Mrs. a. j. Giddings, Cincin-
natl. o.; Albert W. Corning, Buffalo Mrs.
81, FL. Shotwel, New York.
OMAHA, April Sth.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento April 18th A. Booth,
Chicsgo; Mrs. J. F. Foster, San Francisco
Mrs. E. Lewis, Boston L. B. Jackman,
Baltimore 81. a. Christensen, New York
Edward Z. Delaney, Philadelphia Horace
E. McMsins, Pittsburg; j. q. Stu!ler, All
bany. n. Y.
CARLIN, April S.h. - Passed here to-
day, TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
L. +. Taylor. Lincoln, Neb; Hutton Trout
beck, New Zealand; DR.. Z. d. Curtis wife
and child; Woodland; L. F. Grissler and
wife. Nashville. Tenn; J. E. Arthur, New
York; j. S. Wintermute, Chicago Mar
shall Being, Yokohama; T. Richard, New
York; t. l.. Simpson, San Francisco A. 7.
Smith, Lowell, Mass; E. III. Clark and wife,
Fort Steele, Wyoming; Paul Oaker, San
Francisco; D. G. Walizer, wife and child,
Mrs. Rillet. Denver George M. Downey and
wife, U. S. A; Mrs. Captain Munsor,
Bsnicia Miss Minnie A. Baker, Lewiston,
Me-; DR.. j. M. Benedict and wife, Salt Lake;
Frank Speermc, W. H. Johnston, Pennsyl.
vsnia; S F. Rose, Ohio; G. A. Kleeberg,
Philadelphis; Mrs. Sydney Bounds, Mis-.
souri,; w. B. Lsrimer, Newcastle, Penn.
Fred. Gray, San Francisco: G. J. Brough.
ton, Dayton, W. T.; F. s. Summers and
family, Kenton. Tenn; Mrs. j. E. Slower,
Miss Louisa Slower, Miss Bessie Slower,
Pleasanton Wentworth F. Wood, Canada
Lieutenant F. H. Hsdie and As enlisted
men, U. s. A; 172 emigrant passengers, in
Guiding 1873 males, to arrive in Sacramento
April 10Th.
NEwHALL, April Sth.-Passed here TO
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mrs. DIR. Burbank, Los Angeles Miss f,
Burbank, Geo. +. Glazsr and wife, Chicago
J. S. Crawford, r. G. Cunningham, L. Loeb
Los Angeles; D. K. Edwards, Gonzales,
! Cal; Z, T. Deceles, San Francisco; J. II.
Lendke, J. B. Cendron, Arizona; w. Van
malta, Wisconsin III. G. Shaw, Eureka ; J
Whisford. Arizona; G. Fl. Stipp, Miss Mey.
ers, F. W. Gillian. Wong Wal. Choag Hing
San Francisco R. Vildoioto, Sonora s. q
Gibbs, wits ana two children, Decatur, Mich
fell, Boston; DR.. II. s. Orme, Mrs. T. Z
Cooper, Los Angeles; Fl. G. Roife, wife and
child, San Bernsrdino James ANN, Buf
falo, n. Y; S. B. Davis, Eureka; j. Mar
Gus, San Francisco; I. Fl. Fowler, J, r
Summers, J. Hallett, Los Angeles; T. Hare
San Buenaveutura Z. P. Foster, Venturs
PRIZES FOR COMETS. The Rochester
Astronomical Society, after referring &c
the remarkable interest that has obtained
during the past few years in Astronomical
study, and to encourage the same, offers
5000 for each comet discovery made during
the present year, subject to the following
conditions l. 1t may be discovered eithel
by telescope or the naked eye, but must bt
unexpected, except as to the comet Of
1872, which will probably reappear during
the year. 2. The announcement of the
discovery must be made conidentially and
Exclusively Thy telegraph to DIR. Lewis
Swift, Director of the Warner Observa
tory, Rochester, N. Y, and to him only
This announcement, with the name of ths
discoverer, will be Immediately cabled Il
Europe, announced in the Associated Pres.
dispatches, and sent by special telegraml
to all the leading American papers. It il
essential, in order that this may be cor
rectly done, that the above specification
regarding the exclusive communication tc
DR.. Swift be followed to the letter. g. The
telegram must give the time of the discov
ery, the position and direction of motor
if possible, sufficiently exact TO enable al
least one other discoverer to find it
Three disinteres.ed astronomers will be Sc
lec.ed by DIR. Swift to decide all disputed
questions.