Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-19

]. H. Dayton, Indiana; ]. G. Philips, Win
n emucca; Luke Ferguson, Ophir, Placer
county c. P. Berry, Wheatland; D. A
wife, Mrs Sutherland and two sons, lone
Mrs II. Fox, Mrs. F. NJ. Towne, Garden
Valley; C. McAlear.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday Charles F. Reed Yolo county;
Mrs William Hubbard, city; George Ru-
pert, Fresno; ]. H. Gilman, Acampo; W. r.
Townsend, San Francisco; w. Il. Willis,
CITY; S. s. Thorn, San Francisco; K. r.
Whiting, New York; Alb. Ellis, city; S. H.
Taylor, Boston, William Johnston, Rich
land; F. H. Porter, NJ. ]. Canning San
Francisco; C. Queen, Duncan's Mills; A.
Eisenberg, S. J. Freedman. John Reynolds,
San Francisco; P. c. Hale Sacramento;
Samuel Tretheway, Oakland; Julius Wei
Ter, San Francisco.
THE DELPHIAN CLUB.-The closing meet
ing and entertainment of the Delphian
Club. for the season, was given last evening
| in the parlors of the Congregational Church.
About two hundred invited guests. in ad-
dition to the members of the Club, were
present. The social features of the occasion
were made very enjoyable, and during the
evening the following numbers We're given:
Piano solo, The Carnival of Venice" by
Miss Gussie Wilcox; reading, Bay Billy
by Miss Kittie Smith; original readings,
from his ''Choctaw Iago," by Adair Welck-
err; reading The Polish Boy" by F. A.
Jones reading of an interesting Scrap of
unrecorded Oriental history" written by
Dr. H. Latham and vocal solo, "A Bird
from Over the Sea" by Miss Nellie Wright,
with Miss Emma Rowe, accompanist.' The
several numbers were most appreciatingly
received. Later in the evening an ample
collation. was served.
Police COURT In the Police Court yes
terday W. r. Martin was held to answer
on a charge of burglary, in entering the
room of May Ward, in the Grand Hotel,
and stealing a cloak bail, 81 Co.,. Lizzie
Belmont, arrested fer disturbing the peace
was discharged. Theodore Bush, for dis
turbing the peace, was fined So or five days
......JoSeph Gleason. accused of having
been drunk, was discharged. ...Jas. Riley
similarly charged, was fined S5....The
case of Mary Brown, for petit larceny,
went over until to-day, as did also the case
OF j. NJ. Durham, charged with battery.
:.....Carrie Edwards, charged with exhibit
ing, forfeited her deposit. The case of
David Wright, for battery, was set for the
DIST. Mary Perry, arrested for disturbing
the peace, was found guilty.
IL HONOR OF JUDGE SULLIvAN-Hon.
Grove L. johnson complimented Judge
Sullivan last evening by rendering him
dinner party at the French Restaurant
The menu, an elegant affair, was printed
upon a gilt-embossed cardboard, on the
opposite side OF which was printed: - Com
pimentary dinner, rendered TO Hon. J. F.
Sullivan by Grove i. Johnson, at the Res
taurant de France, Sacramento, Monday
evening, May IS, 1880" Those present
were Hon. Grove /. Johnson, Judge ]. +.
Sullivan, Judge S. C. benson, Hon. C. 7.
Jones, Hon. II. L. Buckley, Hon. Reel
Terry, Judge 7. 3. Mcfarland, Hon. Win
}. Davis, General ]. 7. Carey, Hon. A. c.
Freeman, Albert Johnson and "a represent
alive of the RECORD MON.
BARwICKs BULLm1X.-The Signal Ser
vice reports at s o'clock last night showed
a rapidly falling barometer in Washington
Territory and northern Oregon, and falling
steadily in southern Oregon and all parts
OF California, accompanied by a falling |
temperature and sOutherly winds in Wash !
lngtOn Territory and northern Oregon, and !
a rising temperature with westerly winds |
in southern Oregon and all of California |
The weather is from fair to light rains in |
Washington Territory and northern Ore |
g0n, and clear 10 fair and cloudy in Cali |
fornia and southern Oregon. The weather |
at noon yesterday east to Omaha was |
all along the Platte valley.