Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-10
SOCIAL AND Personal.

W.
Henry Wilson, of Red Bluff, was in town
yesterday.
Clarence Whistler, the renowned wrestler,
is in town.
F. W. Fratt and wife leave to-day for
Hardin Springs.
Mrs H. c. thurman, of Colusa, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. NJ. Arnold is in the city visiting
Mrs. H. {. Trainor.
]. \. Waymire returned to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
d. W Gelwicks came up from San Fran
cisco Yesterday noon.
Peter BOIL and Dr. B. B. Brewer returned
yesterday from the Bay.
George Gladding, of Lincoln, returned
home yesterday from the Bay.
Miss Minnie Eldred returned Tuesday
night from her trip to Honolulu.
Hon. c. f. Wilcoxon passed through the
| city Yesterday en- route 10 the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Gibbs, of st. Hele-
ma, are visiting friends in Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. William Singer, of Marys-
Vile came down 10 Sacramento yesterday.
John R. Robinson, of Chico, was among
the passengers who went to the Bay yes
terday.
T. H. Wallis left last evening for Pres
colt. ON official business, and will return
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Wheeler, Mrs J. c. Noonan
and Miss Hines, of Chico, came to the city
yesterday.
J. A Walker, Mayor of Chico, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route for San
Bemardino
d. A. Bender and Superintendent Yer
rington, of the V. and T. Railroad, were in
town yesterday.
w. d. Lawton of Sacramento. was among
the passengers from the East by Yesterday )
Southern Pacific train.
b. w. Howser, of MarySvillc. and Z.
Feiselben. OF Oroville, returned home by
yesterday afternoons train.
5. J. Griffin of Ogden Utah, is in Sacra-
mentO, making arrangements to ship fruit
extensively to that Territory.
Miss Belle Turner, of Fayette, Mo, who
has been visiting relatives in this State for
some months, starts East this evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Sprock. who reside
near Franklin in this county, celebrated
their golden wedding last Sunday, and their
friends contributed in many ways TO make
the anniversary happy one.
Among the Sacramentans who left for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon were
Theodore Winters +. Lyon, w. b. Miller
]. \. Young, J. r. Watson. \. J. Stevens,
w. +. Knox, 4. Stcmler. NJ. ). Hammer
and wife and r. II. Clarken.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William Singer. Jr. wife and child
Marysville; Mrs. J. c. Donovan Miss Kate
HAYNES, Chico; 5. p Jones, w. J. Savigan,
A. c. Berthier, San Francisco Mrs NJ v
Sparks, Oakland Charles y. Wemore,
Pleasanton J. NJ Fillmore San Luis
Obispo; Mrs W H. Brown. San Francisco !;
DIR. 5. NJ. Burke, Oalldale William John
ston, Richand; NJ. Lacy, San Francisco !;
c. /. White, city; H. Latham, Oakland /;
Newton Phillips, San Francisco J. f. En-
right, Santa Clara Charles A. Curtis, In
dianapolis Ind; Mrs J. ID. Walter and two
children, Grand Rapids J. Wenban. Miss
Wenban, Nevada X. 5. King, !. d Waller,
San Francisco; b. s Fish, New York.
INTERESTING EMBARRASSMENT PROMISED
Clarence Whistler, the celebrated wrestler,
known in California sporting circles quite
generally in consequence of his bouts with
Muldoon and his previous Eastern reputa-
ton, came to the city yesterday to make
arrangements for an exhibition to he given
at Armory Hall next Saturday evening,
when he will he assisted by Henry Dunn,
the champion of England at the Cumber-
land style of wrestling, and who has a
match on with Slade, the Maori; Frank
Frayne, Martin J. Murphy. Professor Young
Dutchy and Dan Driscoll, well-known ex-
pOncntS of the manly art" and several
others. Whistler will wrestle with Dunn
/ Cumberland style. catch-aS-catch-Can and
Greco-Roman. He also gives an eXhib-
ton of feats of strength in heavyweight
lifting, etc Frayne and Murphy will have
a set-to. rs will also Dutchy and Driscoll,
and for the wind-up Whistler and Dutchy
will put on the gloves Whistler offers
500 10 any one who will throw him at
Grrco-Roman or catch-aS-catch-can and
the same sum to any one who can throw
Dunn AT his fayorite style of wrestling.
APPOINTMENT OF Directors Governor
George Stoneman has appointed and COM
missioned the following Directors for agri-
cultural districts for term OF four years,
expiring December l, 1887: Del Norte
county, District No. Q. H. c. Rawson, vice
J r. Nickel. failed to qualify; Humboldt
county, District No. g., G. c. Barber, vice
self, term expired Humboldt county, Dis
trict No. 9, II. Van Duzcr, vice Robert
Porter, term expired; San MateO county,
District No. ), George Bemcnt, vice self,
term expired; also, c. $ Kicks, Of Hum
bOldt county, Director Of District No for
the term expiring December /, 1856.
POLICE CouRT-In the Police Court yes