Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Alter auditing large number of bills and
ordering them paid, the Board adjourned.
SOCIAL AND Personal.
DR.. c. A. Goss has returned home much
improved in health.
Miss Katie Donahue, of Roseville, is
visiting Sacramento friends.
Henry Wachhorst came up from San
francisco yesterday morning
Sheriff Hopkins, of San Francisco. re-
turned home from here yesterday.
Henry X. McLennan, of Chico. passed
through to San Francisco yesterday
NJ. NJ. Drew and Revenue Collector Bar
nett left for San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
John Coleman, of Grass Valley, came
down yesterday, on his way TO San Fran
| cisco.
General 10 Hamilton, of Auburn. and
Hon. G. w. Cross, of Nevada City, came to
Sacramento yesterday.
VIM. Land, proprietor of the Western
Hotel, purposes leaving on pleasure trip
10 the East and Europe next week
Charles C. Barnes and family leave for
| the East by the southern route this MORN
ing, to be absent two or three months.
DR.. il. Latham, who has been doing
service for about a month as editor of the
Marysville Appedt has returned TO Sacra-
! mento.
Rev. w. c. Merrill left yesterday for
MARTINEZ, to take part last evening in the
installation of the new pastor of the Con-
! gregational Church of that place.
Robert A. Thompson, whose appoint
ment as Appraiser of Merchandise at San
t~ar1 .is Sc l.. -
brother of Secretary of State Thomas L.
Thompson.
Last evening the comrades of Uniformed
| Degree Camp No. I, l. O. o. f., presented
their Commander, Benz Leonard, with
| Sold-headed cane, suitably inscribed as an
i earnest of their good wishes for himself
and his wife, and congratulations upon
their recent marriage. The presentation
| speech was made by Elwood Bruner, the
| Officer Of the Guard
| Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
| day f. L. Lovejoy, l. n. Hyard, Chicago
George b. Church, Fresno Henry Miller,
John Roach, John Woods Costumes;
Dexter Wilson, Florin; Walter Pierson,
Costumes; D. B. Nape, San Francisco; D.
Is. Fountain, Reuters; Frank Mitchell,
Casper Mitchell, John Mitchell, Nicolaus
K: Bates, Newcastle; d. Dennison, John
Phillips, Gait; r. Deal, Oregon; s. c.
Stewart and wife, Elk Grove Z. Booth,
Roseville; j. NJ. Keefe, Frank Wright,
Folsom; D. McLanahan, Franklin; Joe
Christman, city; A. G. Butler, Gait
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday P. ]. Hazen, JOS Warner, Mo-
desto; Julius Merzbach, San Francisco
". L. Howell, Stockton; J. B. Hearsch,
Noble; II. V. Reardan, Oroville; c.
w Cross, Nevada City; 10 Hamilton, Geo.
w Hamilton II
Francisco; S. 3. Mckee, Oakland; V. S.
Hicks H. C. Finckler, San Francisco; D.
". jerks, Quincy C. f. Coleman, Chicago;
Geo. NJ. Pond, San Francisco; s. W. Gels.
Modesto Richard Payne, Colusa; Mrs.
Jas Smith, Missouri Mrs Geo. G. Stevens,
Yolo county; J. E. Richardson, W. B.
Nutter, Stockton; Chas. Babcock, Boston
Fred. Baruch, B. A. Barney, J. J. Palmer,
J. D. Yost, S. II. Wade, W r. Phillips,
Merrill, New York; J. C. Siegfried. Ala
media; A. T. Corbus, Al Pierce r. Pierce,
San Francisco w. E. Turner, Modesto.
CLuNIE OPERA House," Led Astrav"
was played last night It was very hand |
somely mounted and the costuming of the !
ladies was especially attractive. Miss
Boyle, as Armande, essayed a part more
difficult and of broader range than any,
thing she has attempted here. 1t reauired |
deeper analysis of the springs of emotion |
and more studied interpretative effort. The |
lady acquitted herself well. She drew !
careful, feeling and natural picture of the |
misunderstood, neglected and tempted |
wife, but brave and patient woman,
waiting for time and love to vim |
dlcate her. Mr.. Summers was very |
happy as Hector and gave an acceptable |
Interpretation of that character Mr. |
Montserratt was very good as Rudolph. |
reading the part with more of feeling than |
any he has undertaken here. Mr.. Vinton |
as the tempter of Armande read and acted |
the part creditably, but dressed it badly. |
The head-gear he assumed scarcely com |
ported with his figure or the character of |
De Lesparre. 1t would better have become
buccaneer or a character of the Dick |
Turpin stripe. He can enhance the effect
of his performance by a less piratical
make up. Miss Lizzie Francis sur
prised even her friends by the as
sumption of the difficult part of
Mathilde. 1t was a praiseworthy and
promising effort. Mr.. Staley was very good
as Major O'Hara. Miss Mills, called tC the
part of Susanna found it to exceed her
powers, but is entitled to the credit of BRAY
cry in essaying it, and will on second
night probably give it more warmth. But
the chief interest attaches to the characters
assumed by the three first named, and these
made the play successful. 1t is an ambi- |
tious effort affords the auditor satisfactory
entertainment, and presents the sensational
drama well and in a manner to deserve the
patronage of the public. 1t viii certainly
draw well for the few days it is to run.
The same piece tonight.
A SPECIMEN LETTER.-John Talbot, ticket
agent of the railroad company in this city,
is constantly receiving letters of inquiry
from all portions of the State, some of
which are very ludicrous. The following
received by that gentleman on Saturday
from Redding is a fair sample: Dear Sir
VIII you please send me what a ticket will
cost from Sacramento to Fleetwood, Barton
county, Kansas? Please let me know on
the return mail. Can you give me the
name of any person there having poll par
rots for sale and how much they cost? Can
you get job of bral,ing on the passenger
train? II don't make any difference which
road. Ifyou can / will be willing to pay
you for your trouble. Let me know by the
return mail, or as soon as you can. Yours,
ETC."
COMPARATIVE RAINFALL.-S. H. Gerrish
furnishes the following comparative state
ment of rainfall The rainfall for this storm
TO Monday morning is 1.647 inches, making
a total for the season of LIPS inches. In
1884 for that season to this date we had
.567 of an inch in 1888 there had fallen
2,445 inches; 1882, 5.O26 inches 1881, III
of an inch 1880, sprinkle; 1879, 720 of
an inch 1873, III of an inch 1877, $50 of
an inch; 1876, 300 inches 1875, $40 of
an inch.
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-The following
land patents were yesterday issued from
the Surveyor-General' office and signed by
the Governor: Herbert Crouch, San Diego
| county, so acres; VIM. H. Frey, FL Dorado,
so acres; G. H. Barklage FL Dorado, 40
acres; D. II. Evers, Yuba, so acres; r.
Shipley, Tulare, /, 100 acres VIM. F. Hud-
elson, Stanislaus, $3.50 acres; B. F. VIII
liams, Tulare, 471.46 acres; Charles Nc
Alester, Humboldt, 100 acres.
RECEIVERS SALE.-F. H Russell, re-
| ceiver for the late firm of Casey & Cronan,
n, l. II II