Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. ]. Bump, of CORTLAND, is in the city.
W. C. Crossett, of Folsom, is paying the city
! visit.
Justus Greeley. of Marysville, was in town yes
| terday.
Frank Ames and Levi Darlington, of Mormon
Island, are in town.
Mrs. H. B. Baker, of this city, has been visit
| ing friends in Chico.
Mrs. q. NJ Vance, of Wheatland, has been Wis
! iting friends in Lincoln
John Dennison and Albert Oxander, OF Gait
are at the Eldred House.
Miss May Stanley, OF this city has returned
I from visit 10 friends in Reno.
| Assefnblyman Cutter and wife went up to
Marysville yesterday afternoon
| Mrs VIM. Johnston and Miss Belle Johnston
| of Richland, are visiting the city.
Pick Rhoads and s. ". Taylor, OF the Co
| sumneS, came TO the city yesterday.
Mrs. W Hubbard of Wheatland is visiting
Sacramento, the guest of Mrs. C. Holland.
Captain A Foster has gone on visit to his
ranch on the West Side of the San joaquin.
C. H. Gilman and family returned from the
Bay last evening, after being absent for week.
Myron Keyes, of Sacramento, arrived from the
East by the overland express yesterday morn
ing.
Hon. Joseph McKenna, of Suisun, who had
been visiting the city, went back home yeSter-
day.
W. H. Blanchard of Portland Oregon, was in
town yesterday, but left for SAN Francisco in the
afternoon.
". S. Dewey, legislative correspondent of the
CdN went TO San Francisco this morning, TO re-
main over Sunday.
Theodore Winters and Alb Stemler went down
to san Francisco yesterday, TO attend the races
at Oakland to-day
aClinton L. White, who has been laid up for
several weeks by an attack of rheumatism, is
again able to be about.
Frank NJ. DAILY, business manager of the 90 ORR
ginal Smiths Boston Double Uncle Toms Cabin
Combination, is in the city.
V. V. Mann, Treasurer, and J. Meyers Re
corder of Placer county, who had been in the
city on business, went home yesterday.
Henry A. Chase, of San Francisco, Grand
Secretary of the Ancient Order of Druids was in
the city last evening, en- route to Placeryile, on
business for the order.
c. W. Clarke John p. Irish NJ S Koran John
Gruhler, a. p. Redding, W o. Bowers and Rail
road Commissioner Foote were among the pas
sengers who left for the Bay by yesterday after
nOon's train.
James Fraley, of the Slough House John
Lawton. Folsom; J. D. Skinner, F. T. Hale
PlaceVille; III. T. Haggin, Richland; f. c.
Newell. LiyermOre; and Albert Sutherland
lone, are in the city.
Marco Mama, the genial proprietor OF the
restaurant ON Third street, near the corner of j.
Whlch ne mas conducted tor 50 many years that
the locality would seem lonely without him
celebrated his siXty-fourth birthday yesterday
and, as has been customary with him, kept open
house for all his friends, entertaining them in Il
very hoSpitable manner. 1t is his Intention To
make a visit soon to his old home in Austria
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: J.F
Stewart s. W. Marks, Franklin: r. Wilkinson
Roseville; S c. Tryon, Union House J. H.
Powers, Miss Rose AmSden Homer Knight, W
c. Swan and wife, San Francisco; H. F. An
HraVVS and wife pEtDD \ Horlipl-
mouth W. D.. Brooks, Costumes A A Nor
dyke, Willows; L. I. Carey, Folsom; Al. John
ston, Walnut Grove: +. NJ. Sheplar Slough
House.
Last Sunday, at the residence of the brides
father, near Auburn, Edward f. r. Berry, of
Salmon Falls Fl Dorado county, son of the late
+. X. Berry, was united in marriage to Miss
Eugene l.. BoleS daughter OF Ralph BOles, the
ceremony being performedby Rev. I. B. Hopkins
The newly-wedded couple left in the afternoon
for their home at Salmon Falls accompanied by
the congratulations and good wishes of many
friends
Last Thursday evening the nuptial ceremonies
of L. p. Walters, of Dutch Flat and Miss
L. NJ. Pittman, of this city, were celebrated at
the Casco House, 1221 Third street J. W
Walters acted groomsman, and Miss May
Church, of Drytown, AmadOr county, rs brides
maid Rev. T. 5. Dunn OBLIGATED. After the
ceremony fine collation. was served. and had
full justice done it. 1t was a late hour before
the company separated, but all agreed that they
had spent happy evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
j. f. Terry, Chicago; NJ. V. Sparks. Oakland:
Frank II. Farrar. MERGED: William Cuber J.
o. Culver San Franchises; William Ellery Briggs
city; ". A. Johnston. Franklin: Laura Graham
Sacramento f. J. Martin, Jr., w. Michael San
Francisco; Clinton l.. White, Sacramento; o. f.
Wilcoxon, Yuba City; Mrs William Johnston.
Miss Belle Johnston, Richland Rev. Carol VI.
Davis city: " c. Crossette, Folsom; j. T. Kirk
land, j. W. Smith, San Francisco; L. L. Gels
Merced W. J. Hobbs, San Francisco.
The Examiner of Tuesday, in its report of the
case of manager Bert, in bankruptcy, makes
complimentary mention of the action taken by
Andrew Clunie General T. ]. Clunies younger
brother now is years of age toward whom the
General has acted as father and brother since
Andrew was an infant 1t appears that George
a. Knight, of the law firm of Clunie & knight,
was counsel for Bert, and failed to appear in
Court at the hour for which the case was set for
trial having been delayed by circumstances
over which he had no control. Judge Hunt
after waiting until his patience was exhausted
announced that he would dismiss the proceed
ingS at Bert'S expense if the latters counsel did
not appear before the expiration of three min
utes more Naturally Mr.. Bert was greatly wor-
ried and when two of the minutes had expired
and Knight was not in sight. he felt that his case
was lost Just at the last second young Clunie
arose and commenced To conduct the case. He
made the opening statement to the jury, already
impaneled, and was about to put a witness on
the stand when Mr.. knight appeared explained
his delay to the Court, and went on with the
case