The San Francisco call., 1896-04-10
PERSONAL.

George W. Bronze of Mexico is at the Grand
| A. c. Bell OF the Scots Guards, London, is in
the City.
W. H. Hatton, the attorney, of Modesto, is at
| the Lick.
visit here.
yesterday.
Mark L. Mcdonald, the capitalist, of San ia
Rosa, is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. spinney of New York are
at the Palace.
| A. Doolittle, mine-owner OF Happy Camp,
| is in the City.
| E. L. McKellep. business man of Carlin.
New, is al the Palace
R. B. Garfield, the Santa Barbara capitalist,
arrived here yesterday.
C. c. Foster OF Cambridge, Mass, is among
the recent arrivals here.
]. L. Hayes, proprietor of Harbin Springs,
Lake County, is in town.
DR.. ]. II. Tebbetts of Hollister was among
yesterdays arrival here.
Colonel ]. ]. Nunan of Stockton was among
yesterdays arrivals here.
Tyler Beach, proprietor of the st. James
Hotel, San Jose, is at the Russ.
Walter NJ. Taylor OF Williamsport Pa, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
J. R. Gage, merchant of Humboldt County,
is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
DR.. F. Cox of England arrived here yester-
day on the Msriposa from Australia.
P. H. McDermott, a prominent mining man
OF Carlisle, New Mex, is at the Rus S.
A. G. Campbell, merchant of Vernon,
British Columbia, is guest at tn e Cosmopoli-
tan.
of tho
ship Company at Apia, Samoa, reached here
yesterday.
A party OF Salt Lake gentlemen, consisting of
W. s. Mccormick, C. J. Steedman and W. II.
Thomas, are at the Palace.
T. P. Payson and w. r. Rosenbone, promi-
nent railway men OF New York, who have been
on an extended tour at the Antipodes, are at
the Palace.
Thomas Finegan, an old-time resident of San
Francisco, California pioneer. but for sew
eral years past a resident OF Honolulu, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
Julius Hoting, OF the firm of F. A. Schaefer
& Co.. one of the Oldest IN Honolulu is at the
Occidental en- route to Germany. He is accom-
panied by his wife and child.
Hon. F. S. OiGrady, an English gentleman,
who has been for some time at Auckland and
who has fallen heir to large estate in Great
| Britain, is at the Palace. He came on the
Mariposa and is going to claim his patrimony.
B. R. Sherman, one of the prosperous men OF
White Sulphur Springs, Mont, is at the Russ.
| He owns large area of land and is extern
sively engaged in raising horses, cattle and
| sheep. He is also interested in mining. Mr..
| Sherman is here largely for pleasure.
| John Murray Dowie of South Australia was
among the passengers here yesterday on the
Msrlposa and is at the Palace. He is on his
way to Chicago to join his son, DR.. Dowie, q
| faith-cure physician, who held some exciting
meetings at the old Y. NJ. C. A. Hall here few
| years ago. The elder DoWie is an ardent tenn
perance advocate.
Passengers by the Mariposa, from Honolulu
yesterday, reported that United States Minister
| Albert S. Willis had had an auction of a large
| portion OF his household effects a few days
| before the Mariposa sailed. Also they stated
| that the auction ana the general selling out
| was preparatory to the Minister'S leaving Hon.
| olulu at an early date, on his permanent re-
| turn to the United States.
| John Henry ex-Treasurer of Tasmania, is at
| the Occidental, accompanied by few friends.
| He is en- route to the East and England. Mr..
| Henry is quite wealthy. He has been many
| years in Tasmania and is identified with
| mining, livestock growing and other industries.
| He has also occupied a number of positions
| under the Government and is said to have been
| one OF the most efficient of the members of the
| Tasmania Cabinet
! N. H. Van Bergh, formerly of Rochester, n
! Y, arrived here yesterday on the NJ ariposa,
| after fifteen years absence in Australia He went
| out to Melbourne originally as the agent of q
| hop pitters mandatory, but became inter-
| ested eventually in many other things. He is
| prominent in racing and was member of the
| committee of the Victorian Club, which is the
| largest betting tribunal in the country and
| controls the betting of all Australasia. He is
| now on his way to his old home. For three or
| four years he has been out of active business.