The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

and Is partly cloudy days during the
month.
PERSONAL NOTES.
J. G. Green, U. S. N, lie at the Occidental.
Dr. Thomas Flint of San Juan is at the
Grand.
Major Mclaughlin of Oroville is at the
Palace.
William D. Dietz, U. S. A, is at the Occi-
| dental.
A r. Morriz of Toxic. Japan, is at the
| Palace.
James G. Rule, miner of Nevada, is at
| the Lick.
F. Francois of Yokohama, Japan. is at
| the Palace.
Judge w. L. Dudley of Stockton is at the
| Occidental
W. j. Hutchinson, Assessor of Fresno, is
| at the Lick.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson Of Hong-KOng are
| at the Palace.
a II. Hartyelt of Rotterdam, Holland, is
at the Palace.
DIR. NJ. j. Liddell of East Saginaw, Mich,
is at the Lick.
w. d. Long, an attorney of Nevada City,
| is at the Lick.
DR.. G. Il. Richmond of Salinas City is at
| the Occidental.
G. L. Turner, fruit-grower of Los Gatos.
| is al the Grand.
T. T. Overton and wife of Santa Rosa
! are at the Lick.
w. C. Swain, a contractor of Marysyille,
| is at the Grand.
DR.. William Thorne of Hastings, Mimi,
| is at the Palace.
| j. Z. Anderson, vinyardist of San Jose,
| is at the Baldwin.
w. NJ. Boardman, miner of Reno, New,
| is at the Baldwin.
| Hugh d. Vail, a capitalist of Santa Bar
| bara. is at the Lick.
George f. Hooper, q vinyardist Of Sonoma,
| is at the Occidental.
Captain William L. Beebee Of San Luis
| ObispO.is at the Lick.
| c. r. HOppin, & well-known horseman of
! Y oio, is at the Grand.
George j. Campbell merchant of Va
| lIejo, is at the Baldwin.
Mrs. John Symington of Santa Fe, N.
| Mex, is at the Baldwin.
L. c. Harlan, grain-grower at San
| Ramon, is at the Grand.
Douglas Crow, capitalist of Rochester,
| n. Y, is at the Baldwin.
A Darlington Wilson, hop-srower of
| Sebastapol, is at the Grand.
| John Markley well-known politician of
Geyservlle, is at the Grand.
Mrs. J. NJ. West, NJ D., and two children,
of Red Bluff, are at the Palace
Ira 9. Hoitt, State Superintendent of
| Public Instruction, is atthe Occidental.
Alexander J. McCone, a foundryman of
| Virginia City, New, is at the Occidental.
W. b. Childers, wife, child and nurse. of
| Albuquerque, n. Mex, are at the Baldwin.
Lieutenant w. Il. McMinn, U. S. A. IRE
| tired, is in the city from Mission San Jose
| A. S. Wheeler, a leading hardware mer-
chant of New Haven, Conn, is at the Pal
| ace.
| 4 ~ m,
| Department at Washington, is at the Pal
| ace.
! George A. Wiley, Superintendent of the
Cook Stock Farm at DanvIlle, is at the
| Grand.
Samuel C. Greenberg of the firm of Green
| berg q Greenherg left on Thursday evening
for the East.
John Potts, banker of New York, ac-
companied by his family and Miss Watt is
| at the Palace.
}. II. Garrett, the fruit-eommission mer-
chant, left yesterday with the G. A. r. for
the Atlantic States, TO be absent one month
DR.. w. A. p. Martin, President of the
| Imperial Tung Wen College, Picking, China,
Is at the OrieE Mrs. Martin accompanies
hiR.
Colonel Charles NJ. Belts, Mrs. Belts.
Caro- Belts, John II. Belts and DR.. 3. Frank
Belts, of Philadelphia, are at the Occi-
dental.
James Pott, New York publisher, who
has been on tour of Japan with his wife
and daughter, arrived by the Belgic on his
way home.
Rev. DIR. Hiaam W. Beers of st. Helena,
formerly pastor Of Trinity Church in this
city, is at the Occidental. Mrs. Beers ac-
| companies him.
Judge Thomas Young and wife, of Hunt
| ington, N. Y, have been visiting friends in
| shis city and are now viewing the grandeur
Of Yosemite Valley.
II. Rosenblueth of New York is on trip
| to this Coast and is the guest of Samuel
| Kaul. He will visit the cities and towns on
| Puget Sound next week.
DIR. Rucker, resident physician of the
Asylum for Insane at Stockton, accom-
| panied by his wife and child, were pas
sengers on the steamer China for the Orient.
ii. H. Taylor, who has resigned the posi-
| ton OF assistant exchange clerk in the
| Bank of California to become private secre-
| tary to ID. y. Mills, has been presented with
! silver flask ana cigar-case by his asso-
| clates in the bank.
w II. Magee, purser of the Belgic, has
| ness with his brother in Central America.
| His successor will be George c. Gaskil, a
| brother of Deputy Surveyor of the Port
| Yarney w. Gaskill.
| Captain Sampson, U. S. n, arrived from
| New Zealand on Thursday morning to take
COInHnduu VI Oue CTuiotr I1dU francisco. I1e
| is accompanied by his wife and five chill
| dren, who will make California their home,
residing at Mare Island.
Hon. William NJ Goodman and Andrew
| Johnston and family of Hong-Kong, were
| among the arrivals on the Belgic Mr. Good
| man is Attorney General Of Hong-Kong and
| Mr. Johnston is Government official Of the
same province. Both are going home to
| England on a furlough
Boyd BredOn, Collector of Customs at
| Shanghai, was a passenger on the Belgic,
| that arrived from China on Thursday. Mr..
| Bredon is a nephew of Sir Robert Hart,
| who was long at the head Of the Chinese
| customs service, and became the British
| Minister to China subsequently,.
| Among the passengers by the China were
| Mrs. j. u. Houston. wife of the President
| of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
| her daughter, son, maid aud valet. There
| were also six missionaries, who went out
| udder the auspices of the Presbyterian
| Board Of Foreign Missions; Miss Helen
| Peabody, for many years Principal OF the
| Western Female Seminary at Oxford, Ohio,
| will to make tour of all the missions in
| the far East at her own expense; Rev.
/ Robert Irwin Of Parkyilie, Miss, recent
| graduate of the Mccormick Theological
| Seminary, Chicago, and DR.. n S. Briggs
| and wife, 90 to Laos, North Siam, and Rev.
| j. w. Doughty of Princeton College and
| wife go to Kobe, Japan.
|
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