Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Charles R. Hunt is in the city.

oUClAL AMI fhhSOnAL.
Charles R. Hunt is in the city.
Louis Dean, OF Reno, is in the city.
A. P. Catlin has returned from the Bay.
A. d. West, Of Grass Valley, is IN the city.
Henry Lathrop has gene to the Bay in search OF
health.
James Murphy has returned from brief visit TO
the Bay.
Mrs. H. G. Smith came up from the Bay last
evening.
Marion Biggs, Jr., came down from Biggs Station
yesterday.
Judge S. c. benson and Governor stonenan are
at the Bay.
R. D stephens and wife are at the Lick House,
san Francisco
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong and Mrs J. 7. Carey went
70 the Bay yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Ridge, Of Nevada City, is visiting
friends in Grass Valley.
Abram woodkind passed through the city yester-
day en- route 20 CClusa.
W. W. Morrow was in the city Yesterday, but left
for the Bay on the evening train.
John Robson was in the city Yesterday, and left
on the evening train for Newcastle.
c. W. Clark, Rev. DR. }. A. Benton, and w C.
Van Fleet went to the Bay yesterday.
r. NJ. Foger, of the Bridgeport Union, will n axe
Sacramento his home for few months.
c. McLemore and family, of Reno. have come to
the city and will make this their home
Isaac H. Bromley, of the editorial staff Of the
New York Tribune, is in San Francis
Theodore Winters and family have returned from
California 10 their home in Washoe valley.
H. F. Page, eX-Congressman, has returned to San
Francisco from n brief visit TO Nevada county.
DR.. Baldwin aud NJ NJ odeu were passengers on
the 1870 train Yesterday from San Francisco.
Robert F. Morrow passed through the city yester-
day en- route from Sau Francisco to Virginia City.
f. P. Casterline, OF San Francisco, and John L.
Steward, of Marysvile, were in the city yesterday.
d. L. Bliss, of Carson City, and NJ. Brandenstein,
cattle king OF Nevada, were in the city Yesterday
Mrs J. P. Jones is still at the Palace Hotel, san
Francisco, but contempates leaving for Washington
soon
Mrs Powell, of Michigan Bluffs, and Mrs. Ambrose
Cowden, Of Forest Hill, visiting friends at Au-
burn.
Mrs J. F Kidder, of Nevada City, passed through
the city yesterday from the Bay to her mountain
home.
Mr. Flood, Of San Fraccsco, is transporting stone
across the continent for his new brown stohe
front"
Charles Denison and A Parker, of San Francisco,
and George Hunt of oakland, were in the city yes
terday.
Ms. NJ. L. Van De Bogart, nee Burlingame, of
PetaumA, is in Chico, visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
W. Graves.
Chief Kareher ans detective Jackson are witnesses
in the case Of the People Tripp, being tried
in Woodland
Miss Lulu Miller, of Fairfield, and Miss Fannie
Saunders, of Suisun, are visiting friends and rela
tiyes in Napa.
William Barkage of Georgia Slide, an ex-member
OF the Assembly from El Dorado county, was in the
city yesterday.
Sutro and party passed through the city last
ing en- route East in special car attached to the
overland train
Miss Bishop, OF San Francisco, who has been visit
ing the city, the guest of Dr. W. X. Cluness left for
her home yesterday.
John Russell Young. United States Minister TO
China, speaks Chinese readily. He has been study
ing the language assiduously.
1t has been decided by the Secretary of the Treas
ury that actresses wardTobes be admitted free
of duty as tools Of the trade"
DR.. C G. Spencer, of Georgetown, but for many
years a resident of Forest Hi paid his old home
visit last week, remaining several days.
Miss Kate NJ. Walsh, who taught school during
the summer at Grizzly Flat, in FL Dorado county,
has taken charge of the schsol at Smiths Flat.
f. H. Buckingham, State Fish Commissioner, left
fer Woodland last evening, where he has been sum-
moned to appear as witness in the Trip case.
H. Wenstock and wife leavefor the East the latter
part Of November, TO be absent two months. Prior
to their departure they will tender the Bric.aBrac
Club reception.
The death of the Earl of Mount Cashel removes
the only monagenarian member of the House Of
Lords, the deceased nobeman having attained his
ninety-tirst year.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son o, the Prince Of
Wales has become a student Of Cambridge Univer-
sity. He has in Trinity College, and will be
treated as an ordinary undergraduate.
-Four Roman Catholic diguItaries n the United
States bear the title of Monsignor, namely Mon
silnors Loane Of Newark, N j.; Preston and Quinn
OF New York, and Benoit of Fort Wayne, Ind
Lord Derby's income from land alone is $1,000
per annum, and he may be credited with as much
more as viii make up 100000 per annum. His
wife is famous hviress, and they chidless
The late English hangman's wife Mrs. Marwood,
died the other morning. her death being fastened by
intemperance. Il is stated that on the occasion Of
each execution her husba- d gave her a bottle OF
gin.
In the city Yesterday: C. II. Duntan, San Fran
cisco Robert Norris, B. F. Davis, Placerville; A.
Daevalle, Washington, D. C.; Reuben Wright,
Canada T. p. Grant, Colorado II. Briggs, Jr,
Briggs Station.
John Q. A Ballard, one of the pioneers of Ell Do
RADIO county, returned yesterday via the Southern
reute from . tour of the Eastern States. He was
accompanied in his wauderings by Robert Norris, OF
the same county. They viii 90 to Piacerville to-
day
George Hoady, Governor-eleot of Ohio, is in
many respects phenomenal man. He writes short
hand can telegraph, speaks and writes five or six
languages, and is a master Of the classics. As
lawyer, he stands in the front rank Of the profess
sion.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
C. D. Lane, J. s. Wheeler, J. N. Gilbertson, W.
Manning, N F. Walter, Tn. Birchhoff, Jos. AeXan-
der, Louis Bauer, s. H. Wiley, Jr. r. Craig, L. D.
Stone. W. H. Newell, W. II. Lowden, II. H. Demor-
est, W. D. Baldwin, San Francisco; Lem. Baldwin,
Modesto; c. L. Wilson, Jr., Chico; B. P. Batchel-
der, Stockton Mrs Braly and three children, Fres
no; Henry Corrant, A. f. Barnes kelton 7. c.
Banks, Folsom L. c. Shannon, Cincinnati A.
Caldwell, Kansas L. Sanders, New York W C.
Crossett, Folsom Mrs. A 7. Arens, San Jose JOS
E. Walters, NJ. Stern els, family aud servant, Sacra-
mento.
Arrivals at the State House o. B. McMurray
and wife, Vim. A. Good, Pleasant Grove; j. j. Ker-
bert, Clarksburg L. D. Green and family, Court
land T. Lacking, Clarksville F. C. Leavett, N.
D. Buckingham, j. F. Donovan, San Francisco;
Mrs. J. Woods, COsumnes :; W. E Everson and wife,
S P Sherwood, Elk Grove S. W. Warne, Bartlett
Springs; X. Armstrong, Davisville /; Al. johnson,
Walnut Grove; DR.. NJ. Schnabre and son, Newcas-
tie; j. P. Glenn, NicoaI7s Victor Duesterwald,
Latrobe F. N. StratOn and sons, 1uba; George
Need, Mr.. Baker, Hioksville; P. J. Williams Sacra-
ahv