Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
s. Garlic went to Fresno yesterday mo,

Captain John H. Roberts went over to
Stockton yesterday.
Senator Fred Cox returned Yesterday
from the lower portion of the State.
The I-Ju-Ran Society held an ENJOYABLE
mite social at Mrs. Goodell's last evening.
Judges Frear, of OroviIle, and Craddoey
OF Marysville, came to the city yesterday
W. II. Lee, County Clerk of Suffer. and
James A. Orr, County Clerk of Plumas.
are in the city.
S. Dwyer, an old resident of Sacramento
left last evening for st. Louis, to be gone
about two months.
Miss Jennie Simpson, of Sacramento has
gone 10 the State University to pursue the
st1dy of dentistry.
Miss Hattie Davenport returned yester-
day TO Dixon, after two weeks visit to
Mrs. W. Ill. Sherburn, of this city.
Mrs. J. H. Flanagan and children
started East last evening, to paw a two
months visit to relatives and friends in
| New York
Government Land Agent Quigley went
up to Grass Valley yesterday, and will
spend few days inquiring into land mat
tiers in that vicinity.
Miss Jessie B. Leonard, of this city, left
| by last evenings train for an extended
visit to her sister. Mrs. Paschal II. Coggins
of Philadelphia, Pa
| d. II. Mooney and wife, of Tehama.
came down yesterday morning. remained
here until the afternoon visiting friends.
and then went to the Bay.
Arthur Manley left last Tuesday evening
on an extended visit to friends in New
York. Just before his departure he was
presented by friends with a fine gold watch
and chain.
Among the newspaper men in town are
| VIM. Saunders, of the Yolo Democrat III.
A. Mason, of the Sierra Valley Leader,
Leonard w. Kidd, of the Millville East Side
| Times; Z. w. Craig. of the Irinity Journal
| I. j. Vivian, Of the San Francisco Chron-
icte; George Squires, of the Bulletin: Mr..
Donahue of the Gail; James O'Meara, of
the Post.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
/. Lambert, Woodland; A. Lietch, It. r.
Murray, Stockton; E. W. Towle, Dutch
Flat; J. S. Goodwin, GU Bet; J. H. Grad
dock, S. J. S. Boges, Marysville; w. II.
Lee, Yuba City; Chas. w Kits NJ Byrne,
Jr, Grass Valley; w. J. Dobbins, Thomas
5. Wilson, W. B. Barker, g. n. Plath,
Vacayille: E. P. Mccarthy, Jas. Scheeres,
San Francisco; A. l.. Fisher; w. +. Shel,
| don and wife, Costumes T. B. Harper,
Lincoln; j. +. Black, T. II. Cutler, Jose H.
Neal, Livermore; Chas B. Hoppin, Pleas
anton w. l.. Carter, Yolo E. W. James.
Colusa W. ]. Caples. Elk Grove; J. w.
Eernick, Stockton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Sam Harrison, New York; Dun
can Mcpherson, Santa Cruz; f. j. Water
| Gus, Winnipeg, Manitoba; T. H. Hutchir-
son, ST. Thomas, Ont; H. S. Mason, Car
son City; F. r. J. Dixon, Greenwood; VIM.
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San Francisco; James A. Orr Edw North
rup, Plumas county; John C. Mason. San
Jose; Harry Mann and wife, New York;
Il. I. Tucker, Selma; John Bidwell, Chico
e. A. Davis, Marysville; W. H. White,
| Springfield, o.; A. Sbarbaro, Stewart Men
zies, A. c. Freese, S. Levine, P Reddy, w.
| .. Carrothers, f. Christie, San Francisco;
s. j. Stabler, Yuba City; f. W. Roberts,
Grass Valley; +. J. Moffitt and wife, Oak
land F; G Hubbell, Des Moines; Mrs. F.
Hubbell, W. w. Belshaw, H. Wilson, II.
IL. Hobbs, NJ. L. Vandebogart, W. II.
Brown, San Francisco; Prentiss Carpenter,
Placeryille; Mrs. j. B. Ritter, Michigan
Bar; j. w. Tucker, Sacramento; NJ Vert
heimer, San Francisco C. o. Burns, Stock
| ton.
| BASEBALL MATTERs.-The Alta Baseball
| Club will probably organize as joint stock
organization in a week or two Mean
while arrangements have been made for
the organization OF the nine, which will
have two or three new members-James
| Mcdonald acting behind the bat, and Tom
Mack covering third base while Borchers
| plays short stop. The nine will commence
practice at Agricultural Park next Sunday.
The Atlas will doubtless become members
OF a League consisting, besides them, of the
Hayerlys, Pioneers and Stars and the
League rules will keep the players in disci-
pine for fear of the blacklist, thus insuring
more satisfactory work.
NAToMA ScHooL.-Following is the re-
port of the Natoma School (Mrs. F. Jones,
teacher), for the month ending March 5,
1886. On the roll of honor, standing 100.
Irwin Hoxie, Lester Hoxie, Anna Mette,
Sophia Hoke, Henry Hoke, Bert Hawk,
Charles Gray, Pleasant Gray, Willie GRAY.
Standing 95-Frances Broder, Frances
Hoke, Lulu Nance, Willie Nance, Orrin
Nance, Minnie Bradbury, Hugo Hoke.
Richard Flowers, Sadie Knight Standing
9O-Joe Broder, Tom Nance, j. Sims,
Fannie Stroup, Tom Darlington, George
Darlington, lack Darlington and viii
Darlington.
CLUNIE OPERA House." The World"
drew good audience at the Opera House
last night. 1t is a decidedly popular play,
and the scenery receives nightly warm ap-
plause. Mr.. Grismer and Mr. Edmunds
and the precocious little Sacramento girl.
in the great raft scene do admirable work.
Mr.. Grismer has each night been called
before the curtain after the struggle in the
courtyard of the lunatic asylum. Mr.
Brady in the low comedy role of the play
does thoroughly good dramatic work, and
receives deserved applause. The piece will
be repeated tonight.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-At the Metro
politan next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
| day evenings, the A" Widow O. Brien, or Fun
on the Sound, which recently did an i'm
mense business in San Francisco for four
| weeks, will be put on for the amusement of
| the Sacramento public. 1t is full of fun,
| frolic and music. Popular prices will be
| charged-75 and 50 cents. Seats can be Sc
cured at Houghton's without extra charge.
The Evans and Hoey company in their
| farcical comedy, A Parlor Match" is I'M
derlined for Friday and Saturday. March
| 10Th and Goth.
| Cor DEsPERATE.-Yes terday forenoon
| citizen J. Brosus discovered a Chinaman
| named All Hem in the act of stealing Junk
| from Z. ID. Shoemakers establishment at
No. AIS l street, and took him to the lock-
up to respond on q charge of petit larceny.
| When they were in the immediate vicinity
| of the station-house the Chinaman en-
| deavored to cut his throat with a Ratchet
which he was carrying in his hand, but the
| weapon was SO dull that he only succeeded
| in making mark on the skin.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday All Hem, by citizen J.
Brosius, for petit larceny Henry Boyle,
by officer Rider, for disturbing the peace;
| William Casey, by officer Kent, for battery;
Mollie Johnson and Carrie Wilson. by
officer Farrell, for petit larceny; Anna
Manning by officer Farrell, for disturbing
the peace; r. S. Wright, by officers Kent
and Farrell, for being drunk.
FooT RAcE.-At Agricultural Park, next
Sunday at 2 P. NJ, there will be foot race
100 yards, for 500 side, between George
Jackson, of Oregon, who recently beat
Frank Eldred very handily, and J. C.
Ryan, who is one of the fastest runners on
| the coast. 1t is said to be a % square race,