Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

I
L. G.. Butler got back yesterday from 6
visit to Monterey.
Louis Phillips returned from San Fran,
cisco yesterday noon.
A. l.. Frost returned yesterday afternoon
| from Ei Dorado county.
| Mr.. and Mrs James l. Felter returned
yesterday from Marysville.
Hon. A Rose, of Colusa, went home yes
terday morning from here.
! w. F. Norcross of the San Francisco
NsaD Age, was in town yesterday
L. J. Sparks, of Lincoln, and C. L. Still
son. OF Chico, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Wainwright has gone to
Martinez to visit her mother, Mrs. Saun-
ders.
Joseph D. Redding, Fish Commissioner,
will return from trip to the East thie
morning
| w. S. Booth and wife, of Chicago, are
visiting Sacramento after an absence OF
fonr years.
! Ben Cotton, whose troupe is playing at
! Marysville, made flying trip to Sacra-
lnento yesterday.
General J. F. Houghton and Charles A.
| Wetmore, ViticulturaI Commissioners, went
down to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Rev. J. D. Williamson. of Norwalk, O.,
is visiting Sacramento, the guest of Rev H
II. Rice. He Will occupy the pulpit in
Westminster Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row.
Rev. William H. Hill. Chaplain at San
| Quentin, and wife are stopping at the West
ern. Mr.. Hill was formerly the rector OF
| Grace Church and Superintendent Of Schools
in this city
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
! terday: j. A. Harvey, Vallejo; T. H. Wal
lis, city John NcComb, Jr, Folsom; E.
X. Merrill Rodney H. Marchant, San Fran
cisco; Miss Beechcr, Red Bluff; J. J.
! Whelan, ]. Curley, Brooklyn. n. Y; R.
Hirshheld, r. C. Corbaley, A g. Booth and
wife, San Francisco; Miss Lulu Waldo,
Kansas City; Mrs. De Lescanet, San Fran
! cisco; VIM. Gartmore, Fl. Meachen, Peta-
luna; VIM. II. Sears, j. &. Edwards, w.
II. H. Hart, H. F. Williams, San Francis
co; John Taul, Montana.
KINGSLEY CHAPEL.-Carle & Croly have
been awarded the contract for rebuilding
Kingsley Chapel, the price being s., 2S6,
which does not include the foundation,
| that work being done under another con-
tract The new front will include tower
! on the southwest corner of the building.
| and the main entrance will be through the
tower, instead of through the center of the
front, as heretofore. Work upon the founda-
ton was commenced yesterday, and Garlic
& Croly will begin upon their contract next
Monday. While the church is being re-
Seminary building.
METROPOLITAN THEArER, Mr. Byron
supported by Miss Kate Byron, an expert
enced actress; Fred. Warren, low come
! dian of broad humor and good character
actor Max Miller, capital Dutch dialect
performer; A. G. Barker, a negro character
| specialist; Dickie Delaro, who takes sew
eral characters and gives Tyrolean songs.
and Charles Young, a capable " old man "
actor, and other support, Will present the
sensational and extravagant play, Across
| the Continent, this afternoon and tonight
| for the last times at the Metropolitan Thea
| ter.
THE EcLfPsE.-On the 10th inst. there
will be an eclipse of the sun, of which a
fine view will be obtained in the vicinity
of Delta. In order to take advantage of
| this fact, Government observers will be
| stationed at that place, and on the 10Th and
10Th insts. the officials az Washington will
be furnished a direct telegraph wire to
, Delta, 80 that exact time may be furnished
and other information impaired.
DIEEcroRs APPoISrED.-The Governor
has appointed as Directors Of the Insane
Asylum at Stockton, for term of four
years. john d. McDougald, vice Donald
McLennan, term expired, and H. N Ruck-
err vice Lewis NJ. eating, term expired
Also. W. c. Cressler as Director of Agri-
cultural District No. II, vice ". D. Fetch
err, removed from the State. The term ex-
pires December 1, 1856.