Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-01
Those Who Will Receive.

supply such as desire to secure copies of the
New Years edition.
Those Who Will Receive.
The following list of ladies who will receive
New Years calls to-day has been handed in:
Mrs. and Miss Stoneman, at Ninth and f
streets, will receive their friends on New Years
Day, with Mrs. William G. Elliott of San Fran
cisco, Miss Emma Felter and Miss Lilly Wilcox
Mrs. E. B. Croker will be pleased to see her
gentlemen friends January LIST. assisted by Mrs
Rhodes. of Cleveland: Miss Crouch Miss Ella
Bender, of Carson, and Miss Mamie Crouch
Mrs. IL. G: Chapman, Mrs. J. b. Hall, Misses
Laura and Kittie Weinreich, Jennie and Mrrie
Govan, and Mrs. Charles Neale will receive
their friends at the residence of Mrs. II. Vein
Mrs. n. D. Goodell, assisted by Mrs R. c. De-
vine, Mrs Wells, Mrs. J. b. Gilbert Mrs: L. NJ
Prentice, Miss Duggan, Miss Goodell, will re-
ceive their friends from u to O'Clock, ut GIL o
street
Mrs. L. C. Montfort Will receive at her resi-
dence, Ills Twelfth street assisted by Mrs Vim
w. Fuller, Miss Mary Fle's ner and Miss Rosa
Coates
The Misses Ilindley will receive at the resi-
dence OF 4; Nj. Lindley. 1874 IL street, assisted
by Mrs. William skeels. Miss Alice Lohmann, of
Oakland; Miss Addie Rankin, of San Francisco
Miss Mary Russell, Miss Daisy Siddons, Miss Mel
lie Siddons, Miss Annie Dray and Miss Lulu
Steffens.
Mrs. Barnett, Miss Woods. Miss May Woods.
Miss Dillman, Miss McClatchy, Mrs j. J. Janu-
airy and the Misses Tyrrell will receive calls
with Mrs. g. G. Tyrrell, at 617 street. after Il
o'clock.
Mrs. William Ingram, Jr., Mrs George r.
Hansboro, Miss Mary Mcconnell will receive
their friends at 724 street.
Mrs. w. b. C. Brown, assisted by Mrs. C. II.
Ross, Miss Susie Russell and Miss Georgia VIII
burn, viii receive, at ll00 street.
At ll23 Ii street. Mrs. James Faris Miss Carrie
Bean, of Missouri, and Mrs. J. L. McCord will
receive their friends. assisted by Mrs William
Dunlap, of Auburn: Mrs l.. o. Stevens and Miss
1rsVrrG Of Il.
land; Misses Anna and Lulu Stevenson, of Vac
aville; Mrs. Judge J. w. Armstrong and Miss
Mollie Scaniker, from till P. NJ.
Mrs l.. Williams will receive, at Tenth and H.
assisted by Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. James Porter, Miss
Tot Cutter, Miss Hannah Hanson, Miss Ellista
Mott and Miss Lucy Williams
Mrs DR.. Huntington, Mrs. George Gale Miss
Lottie Wilsey, Mi IS Hattie McKilip and Miss
May Blakeney will receive with Mrs. c. H. Hub
bard, at 1881 i street
Mrs. W. T. Chamberlain and Mrs. +. l.. Julian
viii be happy to see their friends at 1918 NJ
street from to P. NJ, on New Years
Mrs. W. X. Cothrin will receive at her resi-
dence, lbs street, from II to 7:so, assisted by
Mrs. David Mcclure, of San Francisco, Mrs. A.
J.. Foye, Mrs. f. A. Crouch. Miss Knox, Miss
Hattie Knox, Miss Julia Sullivan Miss Steven
son.
Mrs. T. L. Thompson, assisted by Mrs. II. L.
Wiley, Mrs f. l.. Whipple, Miss Thompson,
IliSs Lucy Hinkson and Miss Eitel Thompson,
will receive their friends from u NJ. to P. NJ at
residence, corner l. and Eleventh.
Mrs. : G. benson and Miss benson will re-
ceive in the afternoon until o'clock, at 1902 o
street, assisted by Mrs. n ID. Rdeout Mrs W.
III. Mills, Mrs. George 4. Bates Mrs. Fred We'll,
Miss Maud Willis and Mrs Edward Cadwalader.
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis will receive at 1923 II street,
assisted by Mrs A. G: Tufts, Mrs. A. /. Frost,
Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, Miss May Talbot, Miss Alice
Smith, Miss Waddiloye. Miss Carrie !. Waddi-
love and Miss Eva Stephens, from 2 to o clock.
The Eureka Social Club will receive at their
rooms, 5oi street. from to Z 2. NJ.
LAST NIGHTS BLAzE.-At $40 o'clock last night
a fire alarm was sounded from box 81. A fire
had been discovered in Chinese laundry, on
Fifth street. between L and NJ. The building
being of old and inflammable material. the
flames soon reached the roof and the neighbor-
hood was lighted up for blocks around. On top
of the building was platform, above which,
on numerous lines, were hung out to dry the
washing of several families. As the flames
would ignite and burn shirt, az ron, the
assembled hundreds would shout there goes
my SHIRT etc. AT last the flames took hold of
and consumed some feminine underwear, OF
rather pretty design, when the shouts that went
up from the noisy crowd would have paralyzed
pandemonium Itself. 1t is said the building,
which is an entire loss, is the property Of l.. c.
Chandler and worth about $50.
POLICE CouRr.--In the Police Court yesterday
the case of Mrs. Cullen, for having been drunk,
was continued until tomorrow ..-.Ah Wing ar
rested for stealing posts from the Puget Sound
Lumber Companys yard, was convicted of petit
County Jail. There have been thefts of lumber
from the yard lately, and. on a watch being set
Wednesday night, the Chinaman was captured.
Joe Kelly was charged with burglary in
entering house of ill-repute on l. street, be-
tween Front and Second, through window
Tuesday night, with intent TO rob man who
was visiting the place. The charge was reduced
10 petit larceny, however, he pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to 100 days in the County
Jail.
INCORPORATED. - Articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary of States office
OF the Mutual Land Association of California,
to get homes for its members by taking lawful
possession of public lands and lands held by
land -grabbers, to which they have no tit .e, and
TO raise funds for sustaining members in lawful
possession of such lands as NAV be designated
blythe Association. Principal place of business,
Salinas City, Monterey county. State of CalifOr-
MIA. Directors-Daniel X. McDougall James
Thomson. A. II. Metcalf, W. B. Thompson, Sol
ONION Hoskirg.
RACING AT THE PARK.-At Agricultural Park
yesterday afternoon the tIotting race was very
closely contested, and resulted in Kate Bender
aud Cleveland each winning two heats. Lucy
one, and there was dead heat between the
latter and Bender. The race will be finished al
p. NJ to-day. The yeariing FLY Daisy's at.
tempt 10 beat the record-2S61 was not sue
eeSsiul, she being rather: rank, but She paced a
mile IN 2;Ss9a- This afternoon there will be
fine sport, including a pacing race between
Shaker, Alderman and Prince.
MILITARY CoMNIssIoSs.-The Governor yes.
terday signed the following military commits
siens: Il. P. Hammond, Major and Ordnance
Officer. staff of Brigadier-General com.
manding Second Brigade; ii. II. Koher, Major
and Paymaster, same staff; q. p. Clark Major
and Assistant Acknowledgement. same staff
Henry /. Seymour, Second Lieutenant Company
+, First Artillery Regiment. Fourth Brigade ;
Charles E Parsons, Second Lieutenant Com
pany F, Fifth Infantry Regiment Second
Brigade.
THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. = Thirty-three
applicants for teachers certificates appeared be
fore the County Board of Examiners last Mon
day to be examined as te their qualifications
About half of them failed on the test studies
of the remainder, Misses ida Wilson, Louise
Conrad and Carrie Hannibal, and Theodore
Weisel and WIN. q. flanagan received first grade
certificates Miss Nellie Myles received a GER
titicate of the second-grade.
NEW YEARS GREEflSG.-To-night the ladies
of the Central NJ. E Church wiz have a New
Years greeting at the church. to which they in
site their friends A fine musical end literary
Yfogramme will be rendered prior te the distri-
bgtion of the gifts These can be left at the
church between the hours OF and p. NJ when
a committee Will be present 20 receive and place
them on the New Years tree. Admission -
cents.
AUCTION SAIE-Bell & Co. will sell at auction
ut 10 a. n. tomorrow, at their salesroom, No. 81
] street, corner of Ninth furniture. CARPETS.
stoves, raisins, etc Also, horses. buggics
wagons, harness, etc. Sale positive and without
reserve
HAxs, bacon and shoulders, fresh cured in ice
ellars, at reasoaab.e rates, at Mohr 4 Yoerk's.s