The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

NJ. ]. Manasse. Napa tanner, came to
| town yesterday.
E. j. Wilson, the banker, arrived from
| Vallejo yesterday.
Ex-State Senator Fred Cox of Sacramento
! Is ct the Occidental.
| "a. j. Palmer rancher Of Woodland, Is
guest at the Grand.
| A. E. Allen, a rancher of Monterey, ia
| registered at the Lick.
| G. T. Burns, the Cazadero hotel man, is
| domiciled at the Grand.
| a. j. Stemler, stockman of Sacramento,
| came down last evening.
| w. t. Iruxoury, grandfather Of TraYer,
| is in the city on business.
| DR.. A. E. Osborn, a physician of Santa
| Clara, is staying at the Grand.
{. j. Sharon, mining superintendent of
| Virginia City, New, is in the city.
| Martin Manasse, a hardware dealer of
Red Bluff, is at a downtown hotel.
| Bernard Peyton. Presiden of the Santa
| Cruz Powder Works, is at the Palace.
| Drury Melone of Oak Knoll is in town In
the interest of his vineyard property.
j. A. Clayton, capitalist of San Jose,
| placed his name on the Lick register yester-
| day
Charles McNab of Seattle is visiting his
| of the Occidental.
superintendent of Public Instruction
Hoitt has recently appointed Joseph Pente-
cost Of this city to fill a clerkship made
vacant by the death of Ell. A Moses.
j. ii. Woodland, General Agent Of the
| leave on the 18th inst. for Licking County,
Ohio. the scenes of his early struggles
Mr.. Kingston G. Linnard, Inspector of
| the Mutual Benefit Life Association of
America, is in the city and is the guest of
Major +. L. Bennett manager of the associ-
alton.
w. P. Fuller of Whittier &c Fuller is con-
| fined to his home by a severe bleeding at
the nose, caused by bursting blood-yessel.
| He is improving but will be confined to the
| house for some time.
Thomas NJ. Dawson, United States Con-
sui at Newcastle, n: S. W., is at the Palace
| on his way to Washington. He has been in
| the consular service for twelve years and
| this is his first visit to America in tina
| time.
Clerk Warren of the Palace has received
a note from Lachryma Months, Sonoma,
saying that the widow OF the late General
| NJ. IT, Vallejo has had severe attack of
rheumatism from which she is rapidly re-
| covering.
| Attorney James L. Crittenden met with
severe injury in Oakland last Sunday,
He had dismounted from his horse when
tne animal became heightened, and turning
suddenly threw Mr.. Crittenden down with
| SUCH force as to strain the ligaments of his
right hip.
Rev. Samuel 8. Barnitz, Secretary of the
Board OF Home Missions of the Lutheran
| Church, is in the city visiting the missions.
de will preach the dedication sermon of
the new church of that sect on Geary street.
near Cough, and will this evening lecture
there on Twenty Years Experience in
| City Missions"
DIR. Murphy's theory that the offspring of
white and a negro produces robust and
Intelligent being has had its fulfllment in
the person Of Senior Lucurius Gomecho.
whose mother Is a HOttentot and father a
| Mexican aboriginal of the tribe of Anahuac
| Senior GOmecho is a man of learning, whose
| chief distinction has been in literature. He
| is the author of the dramas entitled "Via
Plateros and "Vir Elapus," and is about
| to visit this city.