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6
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Flyiug Echoes Caught From Sea
shore ami Rural
Se treat.
CERCLE FB.ANCAIS BANQUET.
The Fitzpatrick-Vorlancier Wedding.
Party on Ritch Street-Kay-Young
Wedding — Saunders' Celebra
tion—Hall Parties to Take Place.
Smith Surprise Party—Engage
ment Notes.
Santa Ciuz lias been very lively of late, as a
glance at tue social records In iher-e columns
from day today will have Informed the reader.
The Sixth Regiment, which breaks camp tills
morning, will be much missed, but oilier and
larger cohorts are anticipating the delights ol
ii. i.i Cruz iv Hit' near future. Swimming Is the
leading attraction still among the city visitors,
and the volume of arrivals is Increasing: Willi the
steadiness oi pleasant summer weather.
A large Dumber of friends were handsomely
entertained by Mr. Uausoni Powell or Healds
burg last Friday.
The members and fil ads ol the Pastime Lawu
Tennis Club of Sacramento weie entertained
Wednesday evening at their tenuis court by a
garden parly.
Mrs. Proctor, widow of the late world-re-
Downed astronomer, Richard A. Proctor, is lec
luiingat San Bernardino.
Dr. IL H. McDonald entertained some sixty
friends recently at El Carmelo Hotel, Pacllic
Grove, at a banquet given in honor of tit • Mont
gomery Band. It was a highly enjoyable affair.
At Hie country residence of Mrs. Hermann
Oelrtcbs nee Fair) a dinner was receutly given.
Flashing living diamonds moving in and out cf
the hostess 1 coiffure attracted the attention of
the guesls, who imagined they were some new
variety of r«r- jewels until Informed tbey were
living Brazilian fireflies, and are worn as orua
men Is by ihe dark-eyed belles of Brazil lv the
culls of their luxuriant black hair.
Kngae-nii'iit Mutes.
Among tire most Interesting engagement an
nouncements on the Coast ol lale is thai of Miss
. Mildred Fuller, lighter of ihe Cbiel Justice,
lo Mr. H. A. Wallace of lacoma. Wash.
The engagement is announced of Mr. David
Sldlouskl of this cny to Miss Kosa Bloom, me
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Bloom of sail Jose.
The engagemeut ol Miss .Nellie J. Noyes and
Mr. Frank M. Boswell is announced. The wed
ding will lake I lace at th- C ntral Presbyterian
Tabernacle, (loiden Male avenue arrd Polk
6tre,'t. Tuesday, -.1 U:*d. at S:*__ o'clock
In ihe evening.
Tlie engagement is announced of Mr. Louis
Goldberg id utle City to .Miss Arruie Colon ot
Cleveland.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Minnie
Never i.i li. iiu . it. ... Mr. William Well uf
.Leaser Falls, 1.1.
Mr. Lends) M. Gray, who tor many years has
teen connected with ihe steamship business in
li. is city, and who Is also popular in social cir
cles, will be mar iled on the -"iii lust, to Miss
Estella .Mulford. a pretty and accomplished
youug lady. They are both of c_.ni Pi auclsco.
1 he eugagemeut is announced ol Miss Carrie
James, youugeat daughter of Hon. and Mrs. D.
."W.James, to Mr. Otto Shackielord, only son of
E. M. ShaC-lef ord ol the Southern Milting Com
pany, pr i.i ol Paso Rubles, The marriage will
- inks place at lire residence of Iho bride's patents
on Ilie '--'d of July.
Lite wedding ul Miss Minnie Woliers and Mr.
J. F. Shell] will lake place al SI. Mary's Cathe
dral on Wednesday eveniug, July lGib, at 8:30
o'clock.
The engagement is announced of Miss Blanche
M. Hubbaid slid Mr. liclcirer F. Kyet. The
. wedding will lake place ou [he 2_lh lust, at St.
Luke's Church.
Dr. A. K. Baldwin of San Mateo and Miss Es
. sic McAvoy of Kenwood City will be married at
. the residence uf tire bride's uiuthir, Kcdwood
Ciiv, ou Tuesday. July l.'dii.
Miss Kebecca Ureenbaum, formerly of Watson
ville. and Mr. Isldor Jones will he united in mar
riage next Weduesday al the Auditorium Hotel,
Chicago.
'lire I'ercle Francals ll ,ni| net.
An elaborate banquet was given last evening
by Hie Ceicle Francals at llrelr comfortable
(planers in Union-square Hall Building, the oc
casion being the ushering In of the Freuch Inde
pendence day. About ninety guesls sal down at
the tables, which were disposed along three sides
of an upper hall, which was gaily decorated with
lire lliCOlor, A hue of ( , iritis iirrti evergreens dis
tinguished lhe approaching strut ways. The tables
were handsomely adorned with flowers, siuil.ix
and pieces montees.
Afler lire discussion of a choice menu of twelve
Conines there ensued several Formal toasts, pro
posed is President 12. Meyer In happy term*.
Tbey were responded to as Hows: -La Heile
France," M. A. Fusenot; "The Lul States of
America," M. Sylvan Well; "President Carnot,"
M.I -Soli, the Fiench Consul; "President Har
rison," Colonel Thomas T. Barry; "French
Army," M. 1. Baas; "United Stales Anus,''
Lieut nast-Culon 1 J. O'Connor. Oilier toasts
followed and then the guests rep. lred to the
club-rooms proper, where punch n.i lunal.i in
stilled union wit and good-fellowship, Ii tiugly
err. riming the pleasant affair.
Among Hie invited tmesis were: Messrs. Ki
pl.aei Weill, Sylvan Weil 1 , E. Dubcdat, Km
maul. Meyer, A. Fusenot, A. Herns helm, Leun
Wlllard, Charles Simon, M. Schuhl. N. -Mayer,
1). I lie-tiey. E. Galons, li. Haas. E. Charounal,
K. 11. result, Jules Levy, George (iieeoseyn,
(ieorire W. Plans, A. *Nersou, I', i'orirlen-riii. J.
li. 1.. Brandt. E. li. Lyons, F. Block, Joseph
Kolh, John 1. I.uhse, Mr. Fronchet, JUsliu
Ladagnou, K. Uodcbaux, J. VS. Levy, 8.
l.Peieii.r, E. Kolh.cbllds, J. M, Wlllard, 'P.
Lit man. L. Loiza, Chailes Blum, Jacques Blum,
Joseph Cobleuz, I. Lecost, J. Sonda., S. Kelss,
J. Keiss. A. Hamelin, Meyer Weil. Pierre Klein,
Slam he K.ilti), I, eon Boctjiieraz. 13. TrobocK, J.
Buno-11, S. Salomon, Adoipbe Flamanl, Dr. de
Mai ville, J. Schwartz, A. Pissls, Colonel Thomas
T. Barry, Lieutenaut-Colonel J. O'Connor, E.
Mai Que, A. Chaigueaii, E. W'ooster, E. Koalza.
Dr. H. W. Yeniens, L. Hlrsb, Max Wolf, Laz
ard Levy, E. Fagolhey, Leon Thomas, M.
ifsostlaux, Victor Uarde-, Adolplie Blum, A.
Vizzuruna, T. Wolf, T. Falk, ,1. (Irani, Joseph
lion . v.l, D. Ilfolh, E. ilirjclifeid, J. Herges.
At Monterey.
Visitors continue to arrive with such regular
ity at Del Monte that, apparently, the assemblage
of fashionables must Inevitably overtax the ac
commodation, but, as a matter of fact, theie Is a
constant ebb and Bow of visitors which Insures a
delightful variety and perfect comfort fur all
comers. Besides the military german last Thurs
day, which lecelV'd special mention lv these
coluins, there have been numerous, almost
nightly hops, for the gallant soldiers are near at
baud and ail else, such as good music, a perfect
floor and', not least, a raie choice of belles. Invite
to the pursuit of rhythmic exhilaration. lire
suit and tenuis courts atttaci their due contin
gents, and lime need never hang heavily on any
one's hands. For the luture there Is me prom
ised visit of the new Country Club, organized
Irom among the members of the Pacific Union
Club lv deserve for snort the Puuta de los Beyes
ranches in Marin County. The club will go doivu
on Hi - _r.ili lust ostensibly fora shoot, but there
will be other entertainment fur them besides
gunning.
The club members are: Messrs. Austin ('.
Tuhtis, Joseph M. gray, ltamou K. Wilson. Clin
tun E. W'uiden. These are respect Presi
dent. Vice-President, secretary and .reasnrei
Mr. Wilson and Mr. wordou aie Directors. The
other members of the Cuuuliy Club are: Messrs.
John M. Adams, John de Witt Allen, Harry
Babcock, William B. Bourn, James W. Byrne,
George Crocker, Thomas Living, Danielle 1!.
(>illeile Jr.. Jo-eirh D. Grant, Hubert K. Gray
son, Louis T. liagglu, Henry E. Hall, Alexander
liaiuiltou, J. Downey Halves', Horace 1.. Hill,
William K. Hull, way, William 11. Howard,
Chailes Jmse'yn, Daniel T. Murphy, Walter S.
Newhall, Edgar K. Preston, Joseph D. 'tedding,
James A. Kohin-uii, Baron J. 11. yon Bchroeder,
Fred rick \V. Tallaut, Alfred S. Tubbs, Will
lam ll.Tubbs, John 11. Wattles, Heury W.
Woodworth. Fred 1.. Woosier, Homer S.
King. vv. it iieaisr. Frederick vs. tsbaiou. 11. 11.
Veuve, E. A. Htuguieie, George W. Wicks,
Fiauk .Vc.s.ullen, eorge A. Newhall, VV.il. I.
Barnes, K. L. Bosqul, J. H. llaininonil, K. F.
Gerald, Jack Follausbee, Gordon Biaudiug, (If,
Kelp.
Many of these will bring or be preceded by
their wives, among those expected immediately
being Mrs. James A. Kobinson, Mrs. lieu VV.
Tallant. Mrs VS. B. Tubbs, Mrs. Joseph D. Ked.
ding, Mis. Fred 1. V, ouster aod Mrs. E. p. Eells
This Drummond-Crtinplioll Wed .l
Al Hie English church in Foochowfoo, China,
on the cveuitig of June 5, 1830, the wedding of
Hiss Lucy Campbell, the beautiful and highly
accomplished daughter of Hon. J. T. Campbell,
American Consul at that place, and J. Iver M.
Drumuiond, an ollicer In the Imperial Maritime
Customs of China, was solemnized In the pres
ence tf many lite whole of the foreign commu
nity. The Consuls for Great Britain, Germany,
Frrnire, Bossta, Spain, I lie *Ne:hei lands and lire
tinned states, wllh their wives, were nreseut.
The beautiful chuicb was brilliantly illuminated
and wars tut. d lo Its utmost capacity with the
In, nils of the bride and gloom. A reception was
after v. a r given at Hie American Consulate,
wheie ovei 100 frieuds assembled congratu
late the happy couple. The l.ildc Is a resident
oi Sauta Kirns, Cal., which has been her home
since her childhood.
Sr»a liafael Note*.
Besides the Spauisb concert on Wednesday.
Ibe brilliant charitable entertainment Saturday
and numerous private entertainments, bowllhg
baa been attracting much attention among
society at San Kalael. A regular tournament
wis arranged lor Monday aud Tuesday last by
Mr. Vs. Mayo Newhall, Mr. Joseph 11
Crocker and Mr. George A. Neislall, wllh other
Kindled spulls.
The following entered: Mr*. W. Mayo New
hall. Miss Fannie Frledlander, Mis. S. Harrison
. Smith. Mis. C. It. Jennings, Miss Ho*e Dinrolroc,
Mi., ltnsseli ,I. Wilson, Mis. George 11. Howard,
Mis, Evelyn Carolan, Miss Alice Minikins, Miss
(Jeinude ll yds. Miss Bill Goad. Mrs. K. A. Lan
caster. Miss Fdflh Taylor, Mrs. I*. Mi Bean,
Miss Helen Oils, Miss May I'upe, Mrs. Joseph
ft. C'lockeit, Mrs. W. Frank Goad, Miss
Leila Carroll, Mrs. Robert K. Graves, Mrs. A
I'age-Ilioivii, Mil. Cosmo Morgan, Mrs. Ilenry
Schmieden, Mrs. 11. L. 'latum, Mrs. Sidney 11.
Cu-hlng, Miss Kate Forbes, Miss Laura Clark,
Mrs. C. O. Klchards, Mr,. 11. J. Woods, Mrs.
Sampson Tains, Mrs. John Hoggs, Mrs. C. o.
Alexander, Mist Klma Graves, Miss Fannie
J_>-g_t>oii. l*_b, Mill Caro Crockett, Miss Alice
Hoggs, Miss Emelie Carolan, Miss Edltb McLean,
Rll-s Bessie Zaue, Miss Genevieve Goad, Miss
Genevieve Caiolan, Miss Itointe Wallace, Miss
Jo-ie Loughborough, Miss Hat tie Lancaster,
Mi-s Aiieru Goad. Miss Margaret New hall.
The Orst prize was won by Mrs. VS. Mayo
"Newhall, who was followed by Miss F'rledlander,
Mrs. L. Harrison Smith. Mis. C. B. Jennings and
Miss Knse Donahue, as winners ol the pretty
bric-a-brac prizes. On Tuesday evening the chil
dren had their bowling match aud Miss Alma
Graves, the only daughter of .Mr. and Mis.
Kobert N. Graves, was tire winner, she was
closely followed by Miss Fauiile Loughborough
aud Miss Caro Crockett.
A pailicular attraction at San Rafael at present
Is the extraordinary number of belies among Hie
fashionable visitors to this pleasant summer re
treat.
Prsrtv on Grrsenwirh Street.
Last Saturday evening the numerous lends of
Miss Annie Smith assembled at the residence of
Miss Kitty Burns and proceeded io the homo
of Miss Smith, 017 Greenwich street. The young
lady was absent when lire guests arrived, and ou
her i etui n was very pleasantly suipiised.
The evening was pleasantly spent in dancing,
singing and games, and at 12 o'clock all ad
join in d lv lire dining loom, where an elegant re
past was p naked of.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. T.
Paliun, Mr. and .Mrs. J. 11. Sullivan. Mr. and
Mis. J. 11. Lapp, Mr. and Mrs. Valero, Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Can van, Mrs. GI over, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss -Mac O'Neill, Miss N elite Cleme nts
Miss Kiltie McCracken, Miss Kline Gormley,
Mrs. Halloo. Miss Mary Buddy, Miss Nellie
Kennedy. Miss Kiltie Bowers, ' Miss K. Burns,
Miss M. Sullivan, Miss A. Fitzgerald, .Miss Julia
I*. Phelau, Miss Laura Miller, Miss T. Johnson.
Mr-s M. Bums, Miss K. Feeuey, Miss N.
McNnlly. Miss H. Stein. Dr. N. T. CoulsOU, Dr.
Merry; Messrs. 11. Sarstield, W. Bovvers, J.
McGiflen, It. llageily, W. lilakelev, Jessie Miller,
11. i -Hides. W. Tyrrell, G. Briii, C. HUdebrandt,
De Witt Cummtnes, G. Waterman, Frank Lan
sing, T. Siniih. V. Whitcomb, J. Itector, W.
Hi owu, Flank Clark, James Broderick.
Th« I),- Is. iy-l i.t.i'i: M.d.llog.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Young, daughter
of Mr. and ."sirs. M. Young, and lies, (ieorge de
Kay of Gieeuwlch. Ohio, took place at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, 1)27 Golden Gale
avenue, Wednesday morning:, the 9th Inst. Mr.
Milton K. Young, brother o! the bilde, acted as
best man, and .Miss Melissa Levin, cousin of the
bride, as bridesmaid. The ceremony ivan per
formed by Key. Mr. Cross of Saratoga, Cal. Tiro
presents were numerous and costiv. At _:__
u'clock the happy couple departed for Santa
Cruz and Los Angeles to visit fiteiids and rela
tives. They will reside alter September at
Greeu wich, Ohio.
l'.-irty s»ll Bryant Street.
A large and select company assembled last
Saturday evening at thu rooms ol lire Coral
Social Club, Til Bryant street, to celebrate the
iweuiy anniversary of Mr. J. Saunders,
eldest sou of Major aud Mrs. Fred Saunders.
The ball was tastefully decorated with flags,
flowers and garlands of smllax by lhe members
of the club, ol which Mr. Saunders Jr. is a promi
nent member. The music was furnished by
Blum's String Hand. Dancing commenced a lit
ile aflei 8 o'clock and was kepi up until late, In
lerspeised wiih games, music and singing by
Miss Fraukie .Jamil. Miss Ida Hume. Mrss
statute lire.-. Miss Kilty Conway, Miss Sadie
Hart and Mr. H. Kiley, during which lime the
piano was presided user by Mis. J. Hayes.
Kef i meets were served In the diving-room,
which was beautifully decorated. Mis. Fred
Sauuders made a graceful hostess, assisted by
femes. I'.arri.-, Conway, Loudau, viullee, Jarrett,
Keibei, Hart and Couroy. During lhe evening
the mends uf Mr. Joe Sauuders pieseu(ed
hurt with uiauy presents.
Thuse preseut weie: Major and Mrs. Fred
Saunders, .Mr. and Mis. Charles Barrie. Mr. and
alts. J. 11. Evens, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart,
.Mr.and Mrs. J. IV. K-iber. Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Jarrett, Mr. and Mis. J. 11. Riley, Mr. and Mrs.
James 1 go, Mr.and Mrs. William McKeuzic of
san Jose, Mr. rtiiii Mr., Burnett of Stockton, .'sit.
and Mis. James 11. Grey, Mr. and Mis. Callahan
ul Modesto. Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Brien, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. McUee, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Mur
phy, Mrs. J. Couroy," Mrs. Mary Hart, Mrs.Joe
Hayes, Mrs. Loudau, Miss Elsie Kerr, .Miss Ida
Haiti-, Miss Maegle Mullee, Miss -lambs Mullee,
.silss Nellie .McCtilliV. Miss .Jennie McGee, .Miss
Daisy Mullee, Miss Nell Luuky, Hiss Maggie
McCarthy, Miss Mamie Liesch, .Miss Annie Dal
ley, Jiiss Alice Murphy, Miss Lizzie Jordan,
Miss Klity Cuuroy, Miss Frank ie Jarrett, Miss
lillie Melcall ol Salinas, Miss Mamie Rl
ley, Miss Sadie Long, Miss Kiuy Cro
nan, Miss H. linns, Miss Emma
Long, the Misses Daisy, \iuggie ami Elsie Mc-
Gee, the Misses Maggie and Julia Crowley, Miss
L'essle O'Connor, .Miss Hazel Johnston ul Snn. a
Cruz; Messrs. J. Saunders, E. Sauuders, Richard
Couroy, Tbomas Murphy, Geoige Audiew, F.
I'amow, rboiuas .Mullee, J. Cavanagb, .1. W.
McCarthy, James 11. Grey, J. Magee, W. 11.
Ha! ii-ou, George Ford, Leu MeUovern, Thomas
Hail, S. Han, aires E. Wesllake, Albert
Wales, E. Lcitch, John McGovern, Frank Cum
mins, George K. Little. Lou.s. Young, Albert H.
(i>_, J. 11. McDouald, Charles Mryder. W. 11.
Adams, J. Harrington, E. Riley, Master D, Cuu
roy and Master T. Evaus.
I lif li _patrick-\*url_itiler Wedding.
on Saturday evening a quiet wedding took
place at lire residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Fitz
patrick, 2414 Polk streei. when Miss Kale Vur
lander of Ciesceut City was uuited In mairlage
tn Mr. Frank E. Fitzpatrick, by lhe Key. Dr.
Stewart of the Krrsl Piesbyt. il.iu Church.
Miss Unity rls wold, a sweet-lookiug young
lady of less than four summers, attired lv a
pretty appropriate white costume ssi'h an Im
mense train, buie in her tiny bauds white
satin cushion on which was p.aced the wedding
l rug, and headed '.Ire wedding ptocessiou. Iho
bridesmaids were Miss Emily King aud Miss
Eliza Daiil, cousins ot the brtde and groom. The
groomsmen were Dr. W. E. Fltzpaltlck and Dr.
N. T. Couiseu. The pallors weie artistically
decorated Willi flowers and ferns, and consplc .
uus over the center of the bay-window svas __
unique horseshoe, composed of beautiful white
and pink flowers, under which lhe bridal patty
foi mcd.
Afler the ceremony Mr.' and Mis. Fitzpatrick
received the beany congratulations of iho_e
pit-sent. A rir.ttiul collation was then served.
Amid a sbowei of nee the Lai ■ly coup. lelt tor
lite Lick House.
They will spend a few days at Cazadero, and
after their return will make Iheir home at
Leoua. Th y were the recipients ot many val
uable presents.
A riens.nr I'fciiic.
The firm ol F. Is. ri el & Bros, of tills dry gave
a picnic at Uuerneville last Saturday their
employes. After passing a pleasant day the
picnickers returned Sunday, greatly pleased
wiih their day's outing. Following are those
who atleuoed: Miss Maiy Bean, Miss Lily Wag
.toff, Mis- Annie Donaldson, Miss Katie Haynes,
Miss Julia Sericano, Miss Anuie Johnston, Miss
Josie Murray, Miss Nellie Murray, Miss Lizzie
McDonald, Miss Nilda Seilcano, Miss Annie
Lust, Miss Mamie Welch. Miss Sarah Walsh,
'ii"- Laura Walsh, Miss Aggie Walsh, Miss
Mollie Meehan, Miss Hannah Finn, Miss Stella
Lmack, Miss Pauline schudmack, Miss
Winnie Johnston, Mi-s Lily Johnston,
Miss Maggie Marshall. Miss Winnie Barker;
Messrs. J. it. Flynn, William Evans, Charles A.
Clancy, D. Clancy, L. Oidensteln, J. D. I. err. .on,
E. Kelly, George Prosek, John i'rosek, Fiauk
I'rOsel;. K. Kerdell, Tony Wetzel, William
Harney, George Leunufeldt, Heniy Housielu,
Herman Housieiu, S. J. Levy, Peter Preset), Ed
James, Johu Buike, J. -Mai luclncs. L, Heluer,
A. Johnson, D. Johnsou. w. Muses. W. Egan,
Elf Sadler, Geoige 11. i'tosek, M. Tourney,
Charles Audersou, Joseph Diuler, L. flupperger,
M. Slump, L. P. ll.ifeli, P. Zimmer. J. Mc-
Laughlin.
•surprise Pnrty on Bitch Sireot.
A very pleasant surprise party was tendered
to Miss Maggie Quigley at her residence, 320
Bitch street, las'. Saturday evening, by her sister.
Miss Mollie .Quigley, and Mr. Charles Walker.
The evening was spent In singing and dancing,
which continued up to a late hour. Supper was
seised at midnight. Music was furnished by
Mrs. A. yon Ltudeitrari, the Messrs. George and
Julius Delser, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kreigeraud Mr.
H.Voss. The following were present: Mr.and
-Mrs. E. Quigley, Mr. and .Mis. John Qnigley, the
-Misses Quigley, Mr. and Mrs. L. lire I ger, Mr. C.
Walker. -Mr. 11. Vuss, Miss A. Gniilu, Miss Net
lie Gnlliii. Miss Hannah D.-iser, Miss May *fs_in
plcluu, Miss 11. iltie Van Anden, Miss Maggie
Barry, Miss May Bto.ldniau, Mr. and Mrs. Hol
land, Mrs. Schmidt, Miss May Murphy, Miss
Julia Murphy, Miss McGoiry, .Hiss Halite Mur
ray, Miss Kiltie Murray, Miss Laura Holland,
Miss Daisy Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Holland;
Messrs. Bpiingborgb, A. Glbb, C. Heck, T. Mur
phy, J. Murphy. J. Sheelian, G. Kg. in, A. Bryaut,
M. Duplicity, William Kills, D. Hnrtsough, V,
Greeuallh. F. Torsiiey, Mrs. Becuer, Mr. L.
iietger, Air. F. L. yon Llndemau.
San Jose Jottings.
Several informal hops middellghfu! excursions,
together with at least one brilliant reception,
call for particular chronicling among reccut
events In the Garden City. As a kind of pleasant
"half-way l."ii-e" between the city and Del
Monte, Sau .lose Is always full of people, m mv
of w iiuiii piefer the alliactious here lo any else
where uffered.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. 0 F. Willey gave a
coaching pai ty to Apnews, on which occasion
her guesls were: Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Vail, Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Walklngloii, Mr. and Mis. F. s.
Chadbouine, Dr. aud Mis. Keeney, Mr. aud Mrs.
C. S. Moses, Mis. J. B. Poiilluey and Mrs. Giant
Boyd. The new tennis club has been practicing
assiduously and players are gradually becoming
placed nr relative skill. Endue aim holds lis
own at the Veiidome, but out-of-door pintles
constitute a M rung rival to lis fascinations.
Mrs. O. F. Willey gave a charming tea at the
Ilt.ter Vend. Thursday. She was assisted In
receiving by her sister, Mrs. J. 11. I'liiillnrv, and
four lieaniiliil debutantes, Miss Grace Thome,
.Miss Nellie Boyd, Miss Grace Com oy aud .Miss
Mary Bowler. The occasion was the crystal
wedding anniversary ol lhe hostess aud her hus
band, aud many were lhe congratulating callers,
Some coming Irom San Francisco. Among the
guesls were: Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Bowler, Mr.
and Mrs. Mot gnu Hill, Judge and Mis. It. K.
Kliode«, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. i horn, Mr. and Mr-.
v\ illlalii Wehner, Mr.and Mrs. C. 8- Moses, Mr.
and Mis. A. 11. Vail, Mr. and Mis. it. Chute, Mr.
and Mis. J. Suydaiu. Dr. and Mrs. Keeuey, Mr.
and Mrs. V. S. Clrailhourue, Mr. ami Mrs. M.
Phillips, Mrs. J. Mervyn Donahue and Miss Mar
guerite Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Bolhiu. Mr.
and -Mrs. William Braemer, Mrs. Giant Boyd,
Mr. .1. Featherstone, Mr. Willßtinson, Mr. Wal
terlluey, Mr. Walter Thuiire, Mr. Waller Cal
houn, Mr. Frank Willey aud Mr. Frank Vail.
l-'irti,.. to liikfl Place.
The monthly enieitainiiieiil and dance of the
Western Addition Literary ■__ Social Clnu will
lake place next Wednesday evening at Odd Fel
lows' Ball.
A new club with tbe name of " La Grippe" has
been organized, and will give Its Initial social
at llluinau's Hall on Sunday eveulug, the 3d
prox.
The military drama. " The Confederate Sny,"
will he riven at Saratoga llall next, Ibursday by
me California Amateur I'Ujeis' Club.
The Goidcu Links will give an entertainment
and dance at l'ythian llall, 1005 Folk stieel,
next Friday.
Barittolaj Lodge. Xo. 1, 0. of the B. ts. Will
give it? second pound an, l grab-brig parly and
J Jittrtalnineut next Saturday evening at Druids'
Hall, 413 Sutter street
Our Neighbors' Daughters' Social Club will
give lis thud aunlveisaiy parly next Saturday
evening at Manuel's llall, cornel of Twenty
fomth and Folsoui streets.
The Minuet Club will give its fouilb monthly
bop at Irving Hall on '1 uesday evening, the '2'J'h
lust.
A literary aod musical entertainment and
social will be given by the Ljiworib Leaguo of
THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, MONDAY, JULY 14. 1800-EIGHT PAGES.
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
in the church parlors on Friday evening next.
An attractive programme Is promised.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1252, K. and L. of H.,
will giro Its third anniversary ball at Odd Fel
lows' Hall on the 7lh prux.
Olympus Circle, No. 42, C. of F., will give an
entertainment anil dance nt Kuhweder's Hall,
corner of Seventeenth aud Noe streets, uexlFil-
day evening.
Grace Lodge. No. 6. U. E. A., will give an en
tertainment and dance at -square Hall next
Thursday evening.
Tire Pandoras will give their opening entertain
ment and dance at Mission Opera Hall on Thurs
day evening, the "4tli Inst.
The Eola Social Club will give a fancy French
candy parly at Teutonta Hall, next Saiuiday
evening.
The second anniversary ball of the Club
I-'rubslnn will take place at Germanla Hall, Suu
day evening, the 27th lnst.
The bl-monihly social and literary entertain
ment ol Falrinouiit Lodge, No. 108. Knights uf
Pyihlas, will lake place at Excelsior Hall, 2310
Mlsslou street, next Friday evening.
Society Personal*.
• Judge and Mrs. W. T. Wallace will return
from San Jose to-day.
Mrs. 1). Atlierton, who is now at Menlo Park,
intends returning to this city In a lew weeks.
Mr. W. Slltisou of the Anglo-Callfornla Bank
will return from a brief stay at San Jose to-day.
He has been speudiug a couple of weeks at
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Html Chabnt and the Misses Chabof, of
Oakland, have renin; -d from their St. Helena
ranch.
Mi-s Maggie Kittle will sail for Alaska to-day
will) Mrs. Kittle.
Mrs. J. li. Cooper aod Miss Alice Cooper have
returned from a visit to Del Monte.
Mr. and Mis. Haas aie at San Kafael.
The Misses Susie and Ella Morgan and Miss
Jennie Sanderson have returned Irom a visit lo
Del Monte. -#,
Mrs. Bae Terry 6 spending several weeks at
ber country residence in lire Santa Cruz Moun
tains. Miss Pestner, Mr. George Kuhi aud Mr.
John Terry an* her guests.
The Mls-es Fieiseuman of 1017 Oak street will
return tionday after a pleasant sojourn at 'La
Honda.
Miss M. M. Murphy, Principal of Hie Jefferson
School, arrived last Saturday on the steamer
Australia, alter attending a very pleasant vaca
tion at Honolulu.
Captain and Mrs. Martin Bulger and Miss
Emma Bulger are nt Han lett Springs.
Professor E. K. solium/ of linnetli's Musical
Academy has gone to Howell Muuutalu, Napa
Couuly, to recuperate.
Miss Madge Beck of San Francisco Is the
guest of Mrs. Captain (Juivey of San Jo-e.
Deputy Secretary .'t Slate, Geueiai 11. B. Da
vidson left Sacramentu Friday tor Hack-Me-
Tack, Mrs. Kennedy's home iv Butte Meadows.
He was accompanied by Miss Anna Cushy and
Miss Agues Hopper, who will spend lhe summer
there.
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
C II Douglass. Maine ri V Perciva], Napa
II •;,,.: ,v sv,i'u„ey's CoverK C Parker _ is, cat
Miss Heed, Cuffey's Cove S A Heuperjer, Williams
Miss AKeed.Cuffey'sCove MrsStruub, Topeka
A X Pardee. Areata Mrs Severans, 'iopeka
A Stewart, Mexico .1 McDonald, Sacramento
J VV Stewart, Mexico '» Sniltn, tows
11 M Stewart, Mexico KM Kutherford, Sausailto
W r Anglin, Stockton V Scaront, Lompoc
V l,';iiiit.iri « vr, Kureka F A Austin, Sacramento
«' IV libert, Stockton i"W Thomas, fruckee
1* Shalnwald, Oregon H s /Ink, Santa Hosa
£ VV Kerr, "i nlare (' Meyer, Naps
II Kerr. Tola re J A Leonard, San Diego
A llulij . Nebraska J Morrill. Wrights
.' Wilson, Alalia I: I' air. I'.ouidin Island
M 1. titer-'. rt _ vr. rs Dak A Mi rrow.Uouldlnlsland
.1 Emerson, South Dakota .'. \s Olson, California
vv Emerson, S Dakota J Mai hers, California
Miss F Emerson. s Dak I. lllrjiss, Delano
Miss M Liners. S Dak |WJ McCracken, Delano
■>'• I, rii-ii,., , Mudestu .1 1* Drake A; sv, Kureka
J 1' Work, liiiir ii-r.l Miss A lira:.,-, Kureka
Horny, Hartford si;., X Drake, Eureka
vv Uroo-S, si Louis A Peterson, San Diego
.1 I-: milliter, San Joee .1 I) Loc tud, I'lriaU
VV it Hazeu, Sulsuu Miss Hoover, Cl. lea
A Limn .Nebraska ill Turner, Alameda
_ 11 Norton, Nebraska J W Simpson, Alameda*
Svv Hard. I'oint Arena >ti liar sou. Oakland
C O oisun, San Diego
11LSS HOUSE.
T Hitchcock, Latrobe .< C Fitzgerald. Rhonervle
Miss Uiehsain, Latrobe J M sass. Eureka
c _,' Frost. Julian '. \v Jackson, Eureka
s L i'.tnsi-.iin. Modesto II Wilson, Areata
Do Mail. Visalia _ M Buck. Humboldt
i, Turner. Elk Grove Miss V Adams, Humboldt
Miss I. lioode, New York vv Wandsiibeu, san Diego
Miss li Dawes, New York F G Mack, San Diego
Dr Ileal,. A Greenfield VI D Bennett, Slsk .
■I cross Mavlieid p I* Block. Siskiyou
8 N \v ballon. Itocklln (■ McNeal, Siskiyou
S L Smith, Alvarado ,1! vv Cooper, Humboldt
I. 1! Ellen, Call ii.-i E I. Hunt. Humboldt
It 1' Cannon, Tucson It A Kennedy, Humboldt
ll A kr. ..[.;-. -. larls Oplspo vv w Healy, New Voik
E Fernandez, S Luis obisooi H Carpenter, Tombstone
•' It Sinittiers, Santa Rosa Bender, Ohio
r. W Donne!!. California (Mrs .1 Perry. Los Angeles
Ii M Covert, California IE Miliier, Los Angeles
Dr J T Ernest, CalttornlajJ Vail, Dircou
X W Van I'ett. (ink and Mrs C Powers ,v r. Sacto
.1 D Crawford, California "i W* Arnold, Santa Kosa
J Martin, California .1 S Wo id, Fresno
ti s Adams, Sacramento jli H Borchers, Fresno
M Mclaneraey, Prescott c A Rider, Stockton
ltniieri i.i iw. Prescotl B Gibson, Stockton
It Crorker, Los Angeles C Tucker, Lonrpoc
Slt Wallace _w, L AnglE rs Woods, Los Alamos
X in tiiviii, I _v.ii L beldlug, Stockton
s C Henderson, Ventura )
GRAND HOTEL.
P Hopkins _ wf, Oakland .1 Conbanks, California
A L Levinsky, Stockton W a Pears, Zanesvlile
• i A Louttlt, Sto. kton P Field, San Diego
vv I. Sheldon, Topeka [w g Bonner, Eureka
E .*.'. Hayes, Topeka Mrs M Bond, Ventura
X Varney, ElrkVllle i' sv Roberts, lerndale
11 Cohen A- sst.i., ■- Angles JII Epperson, Bed Bluff
II Paul a- wf, Ttitst'ii |VV m Fowler, Stockton
Mrs, A Paul, Tucson i VV B Lawrence, Vacavllle
.Miss c Burnett, Visalia . D Nighiingale.Svrricuse
L L Gray, Fresno A C Cochran, Sau Diego _
J V Paul, Tucson C Zeliuer. Sacramento
J Gamble, San .Mateo ,F r, Baker * fin, Chicago
ti vs t_nerson,Wasblngtn P Durham « sir, N Haven
II It >:■ ti.-. Sao Jose C S Rleharosoo. Visalia
A McKlunon, Stockton 'H c Holly, calitornia
C I" Priese, Baltimore B Losvry, Macond
.l M Helm, California ! VV Mi.rr*., Danville
J C Woodward, Cal J M Collier, Fresno
li i" Darker, Pleasanton P Stewart, Santa Maria
Mrs 11 Shackelford * fin, lMrs .1 Phillips, Wilisviile
Ked Bluff A Fargo _ wf, Llvermore
A J Hindi, Sanla Cruz Rev J Partridge, Petalma
0 L Warlel, Haysvards jC Chrsholiri, Fresno
W Turiney, Vallejo (L J winebell, Fresno
PALACE HOTEL.
J II Eaines, Chicago lARDOdSSVOI.iI XJ
L A Dodssrortn, N V M:-- F Dodsworlh, X J
i; A Krraop, So Luis Obsp i. Williams, Nevada
E Finandy. Sn Luis oidsp Mrs M Cookie .v eh. Mo
A Dodsviorm ,'. s.i. s, V Mrs V»* Miller ft eh. Mo
T A Nerney, san Diego Mrs N'esvcouibe, san Dleg
C W Bar-er, Nets York .1 o McCoy, El Paso
J Haley, Los Angeles J II Carpenter. Arizona
li Kimball, lit. stun J Reed, Ireland
.1 D Cat r, Salinas 1) Stone A is f, Ohio
C Lti-.ii. ■ Tennessee IE A McFarland Aw. NY
it', Brocks, New Orleans E Washburn, Chicago
G vv Kurti., London It H Smith, Scotland
.1 C i altllasv. Victoria EW Churchill _sl, Napa
D McKae, Visalia G H Chaibot. sn Antonio
_ I! _ We.stbr.o.r. Los AujG F Reed, 1T, .-tun
J Gtassou, Grass Valley (YY II Bancroft, salt Lake
.1 VV s; r ., tt,,, A ss-, Ariz J le Roy While, Mil
.1 E >ess c, F'ugiaud Vi it Buckles, Baltimore
i" VV Wentzel, Germany V Reddassay .s wr, King
I'r T X Parke A vv. Pa sv Clyde Sullivan A _____
F .McLaughlin. Oroville Nesv York
W A Woodworlh. 11l Miss Nellie Smith, la
S Toidas A v,-r. Nesv York Kale J Lelnnn, I'lrlla
A Meyer, Guatemala E I. Baldwin, Detroit
F \v Ely, Santa Cruz B M Godsal, Santa Cruz
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL.
P Hanson. Santa Rosa J Clark. England
_ X Kuril-. Santa lit.a P Marine, California
.1 olden, San Jose |F Wisharil aw, Cal
T Paulson, Michigan j.I Satiiarns, Mendocino
A Paulson, Michigan J Lavercomb, Dartmouth
vv i, Hart, siii.iui i; II Wentsvor.li. Portlnd
X c Cook, Sonama ll D Thomas, Sacramento
r; Simpson, Nevada G 1: Dakiu. Sacrameuto
G Curtis, Nevada ii Dalrymple, Sa to
W Eaton, England A Healds. Chicago
VV ii Guuid, Lrritlarrd Ii Henry A sv, Napa
.1 Norton, Merced .1 Mulch, Sau Joaquin
ii M Alexander, Andersn F it Jacobs Jt t, Huston
J Richardson dlw.Aubarn H VI Hlekey A- w, Napa
0 E Riley, Auburn jFMrKtnnoii, Chicago
i c vvtiiraurs,r_acrarncnto G Riley, Pennsylvania
II Hen, in, I kiau I Vltl_ulnn, M'ilpltas
T Byrnes, Ckiah vv ii t, ._>>::— l . . cal
JI Lasv, Mexico It Addison, Pasadena
C J Reilly, Colorado G Darville, Olympia
A i .!. Ist' :.-■ A- ■.-., Karrs .1 D Nightingale, N V
J '. Pi rry .', i. Stockton II D Saunders, Ca!
.1 i: Avis .v f, Texas E Loder, Berkeley
vv si Blair, -lii-ville J E Veirs, Stocktoa
C Ssse_irey, Stockton - -^ _
LICK HODSE.
Hr.i Hats .v. Grass VaLC X Keller, Visalia
EO Smith, Clipper Gap FVV Ward, Visalia
A I'., i.r. an .'. v. li urrr !,,.: .I ; S M Eraser, Visalia
M J Mulhern. San Rafael G hrltton, Visalia
A is sewburgh, Petaluma N vv f_lbler, Visalia
i, w Kuspp, _1, Obispo .1 X Peudergrass, Visalia
.1 Mririti...,, Alameda P 8 Drown, Visalia
.1 W il, idei . nt_ .... .iii.n .-',: W Creghram, Visalia -
Miss A Henderson, Eureka J E I'resvett, Auburn
I, V Henderson, Eureka F A Scnnelder A svf. Col
ls ' iirnrrn r -A litt.tiiiiiibldt live I'ark
J RaWkcs- svf, Napa IJHHawley, NawTork
s m Hitch A tsl, Portland " M Wllburn, Gllroy
F SI . i. Red liiirii C V Hall, Sacramento
II 11 latiieir, Marysvllie 'Miss ll Karr, trlarysviile
W Viiumell, Santa Clara -Mis.* c Mooney, M.rrysvle
Miss M li Culler, lowa .1 .1 Barrett, Stockton
Mrs li il Cole ,v iir, Colo J Leonard A svf. 'Ventura
1- M Miller, r'alllornta Mrs Woodworth, Chicago
X. Todd a wf, New York Miss Holly, Chicago
c 11 Murphy, Visalia ,a PCatUn. Sacrauiento
W It Millard, Visalia II Byrne, Visal a
J ituikenr.a.re. Vlsarla C A Speer, Visalia
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
J Matter, sari .1,.- - llii.uie, Slocktonß it Club
VY vi Montgomery A w, Parrots do
Dtvlsvllte ' Kllroy do
.1 Sullivan, Mode '■> Selna do
Mrs l.rrsner. Stockton Fogarty do
i. Helns, Cincinnati lison do
Ml-s Brown, Harris!, tug, Puslger do
J Johirstjri. Eureka Cahrll do
C Klein, Shatcben Co Holliday do
II Allen. Redwood Arrrr-troiig do
G Patterson. Redwood 'i uruer do
T 11 Martin. Monterey 0 1' ilyrd i w, Visalia
Mr- _ Meyer, Eureka Mis I M iistd. Visalia
1. Kitchein, San I. Obispo it 1. I'.vrd, Visalia
L Stewart, Los Angeles J s Balaam A sv. Visalia
si ,s Stewart, Los Aug C I; Hindoo A sv. stocktn
,1 M I'ort-i. Chicago j T carriene. .5i...i,.-t.,
11 II i hiebant, Ban Jose I .Mrs Moure, San Diego
M White, Stockton | sv Anstott, Urldley
1' Krr rd, Stockton C C Jackson, Ventura
1 Losvetitlr.it ,v is, Modesto ri 11 Pavir-., San Diego
G Uoodwtn A- sv. Modesto P Cleggett, Portlaud
II liogelnian Ass, Mod. sto;
l-.rolre His Knee-Cap,
John Dugitu, a young newsboy, was
fighting with a comrade named Charles
Barnie on California ami Davis streets Sat
urday afternoon, but fell and broke his
knee-cap. The injured member was set by
Assistant Police Surgeon Bunker. Dttgan
was then conveyed to hi, borne at 1516
Kearuy street.
■
l .11 ii i.'- Forced Coui|>roml,'. .
J. J. Ca'.lighan was committed to the
County Jail Saturday by Justice ot the
Peace llolaml for refusing to pay Attorney
Needles fcl_o for prosecuting a case in his
behalf against the I'otrero lltidge Com
pany for damages for personal injuries.
Callighau compromised tho case out ol
court,
•■" * *-• , .
A I'nglllst Purloins Clothes.
Edward Tin ner. a colored prize-lighter of San
Jose, was at rested by officer Conboy Saturday
on the ch.iige of petty larceny. lie Is accused ol
entering tlie room of Nathaniel Williamson, at
44 Jessie street, aim pnrlolnlog a suit ol clothes
ami a silver watch and chain. When ni rested
Ihe article- were louud ou Turner's i eisou.
FULL- TIBESS suits rriß HII'.K, BCITABLK fob
balls, parties, sscililiiiK or receptions, ou reasonable
terms, at Original Misfit Clothing Parlors, northwest
corner Post and Dupout streets.
THE COLUMBINE.
OF all the saucy flowers that grow.
Yon are tbOMUCtetS I know;
Reflect* these lovely summer days,
I' pun the folly of your ways.
Whlsperlug to a sweet snowball
That uud . beside the garden wall,
Then smiling with coqi'ettl.h eyes
At Dues aud birds and butterflies.
In garden, or In woodland prove
I find you, If 1 chance to rove;
You turn, you swing, you bow and sway
Olid fragrant breezes all the day.
Low sinks the sun in crimson skies,
'lif wild birds Ming sweet lullabies,
And twilight shades and shadows tall.
As eveulug hovers over all,
"When day is wrapped In dreamy night.
And lovers walk in pale moonlight,
] think their secrets you divine,
Oh! saucy, fickle Columbine
—Tick's Magazine for July.
■ i .. i i i i ■
UNFORSEEN.
T'/tv.J'JHAT Is the matter, eh, father? You
(9 Hf'?. I(ICK is if someiliiug had gone wrong,"
(oVfaf •_ said Mr. Stuart Craye, a good-looking,
VMilfli'.'l elegant young fellow of three-and
tweuiy, and heir to s_uati Grove, as baudsome a
properly as Is to be seeu Hi the county.
"Suinelhing has gone wrong, indued, Stuart,"
replied his father. Sir Thomas. "Head that!
There Is a pretty leter to receive from Hie rector
of one's parish I It Is monstrous ! It Is de
plorable I" and in his excitement the Baronet
rose lioin Iris chair and began to pace up aud
down the lofty a.. .trim
Just at ibis moment the door opened and Lady
Ci aye came in with a bunch ot Neapolitan vio
lets in her baud. She was fnllowed by her pretty
daughter Emily, who was 17, aud who had jusl
been pieseutcd.
"lieie, my dear," began Laity Craye, present
ing her violets with a smile. "Are they uot
sweet, Emily, and I have ransacked the green
houses io bud a bunch magnificent enough to
oiler you. Hut," added she, stopping short,
"what can be lhe matter? And Stuart looks as
It he weie going to faint. My dear boy sit down,"
concluded she lv some alarm.
The young man obeyed, murmuring. "I am so
surprised— that is it mother."
"Mere surprise would nut make you and your
father look, like this. Speak out and tell me at
once whal has happened," she said.
"1 suppose you must bear 11, though really,
my dear, 1 don't know how to acquaint you with
sucli a thing*" cried sir Thomas, wrathful and
agitated. "As for Stuart, no wonder be Is over
whelmed wiih astonishment ami dismay."
"Will, explain the matter, my dear," urged her
ladyship, gently, and silting down near blm pre
pared to treat some disagreeable coiuniuuica-
I 101 l -
"It is enough to give you aulte a shock," com
menced Sir Thomas. "Well, I will lell you as
briefly as possible fur ll Is not a pleasant theme
over ivhlch to linger. The Hey. Septimus Crofts,
the lector of this parish, a widower wllh grown
up daughters, as we, ill know. writes to communi
cate to me his Intention of making a secuud mar
riage— bringing a young wile to the lectoiy
who will uaiuially then be In a posilluu of some
responsibility. And ou whom do you suppose
Iris choice has fallen." and the Baiunel paused,
will a bitter smile upon his lips.
"1 cannot Imagine] Any one In the parish?"
asked Lady Craye, now thoroughly roused lo Hie
keenest inieiesi lv the question.
"Crriafbly, some one lv the palish." replied
her l.usbcud, his bitterness of lone still mure ac-
C- unrated.
"Miss Fovvlei ?" hazarded her ladyship.
••Some one lar mote objectionable than .Miss
Fovvlei," i .joined lhe Baiuuet. 'She would be
misplaced enough as ihe lectin's wife; but the
person he has selected will he, not uuly mis
placed, but lidlculous. And she will inane Mm
ridiculous, if he marries her 1 will never put
my foot Insole Ins door again— nor con
sent lo my lamlly doing so, either. "
"But who is .-ire-.-' asked Lady Craye.
"Dill late governess, Ella Mayne."
"Oh, papa !" gasped Emily, the color rising
over her lace.
"Ella Mayne ! Why. she is not more thau 17—
jusl Emily's age!'' erred Lady Craye.
Stuait lemalued perfectly quiet and immova
ble. He looked as 11 turned lv stone. Appa
leully the young fellow was gazing out over ihe
linn pleasriii -gr fluids, seeu lo orirclr advantage
Hum the libiaiv window, fur the blossoms of
spring were about to open their wealth of
beauty after then long winter sleep. But, lv re
ality, he saw- nothing of tne scene unfolded to
his view. lie sluuJ there like a man iii a dream.
But he was conscious In a dim way of what
was going un ........,: hull. He heard his mother
inter an indlguani sentence or iwo against the
rector, lie was sensible that his sister Emily
was speaking in blame of Ella.
"She ought nol to dieam uf such .1 thing. It Is
her duly lv leluse Mm," cued Emily.
"Site Is baldly likely to do that," ejaculated
Sir '1 bonus, bully. "No; a penniless girl will
not refuse a hand-nine pi uvlsiun, au asssuied po
sition, easy, coiisid.iailuu, comfort and luxury.
Bull win see what Impression can be made ou
the lector. He may, from shame, yield lv my
representations ol what he owes to Ins position,
to lire teeliitgs of Ms pal lshluners, to the risk of
losing the Influence he lias hitherto possessed In
this place. 1 presume my opinion will have some
weight with him, since he writes to acquaint me
'Leloie any one else,' as he words it, with his le
soive. li he call be won over to listen to reason,
the girl can be bribed to hold her tongue. I
would not inlnil giving a £1011 to avert such a ca
tastrophe, much as 1 need money to pay oil that
gage.
"Aie you going to the rcctotyv asked Lady
Craye, as her husband rose quickly from his
chair.
"Yes; at once— before dinner. Such a matter
cannot be deferred, Wish me success, my dear.
Of cum si', 1 must go alone, ot bei wise 1 should
ask you to accompany me."
"I will walk with you in the gulden gale, how
ever," said her lady-hlp, rising.
They sseni oul through the long French win
dow, across the lawn whero lire greenery of
shrill) and lire, together Willi the sweetness of
Hie evening air, made the garden a soil of para
dise. Einlly Craye and her Mother weio left
alone.
"Collie and have some lea. dear Stuart," said
the young lady. "You stand there like a statue,
and look so 111! You need not lake it to heait it
Mr. Cudis marries Miss Mayne, surely.
"Oh, Emily!" rejoined be, wllh a sort of groan.
"Siuaii! What is the matter?" said the girl,
springing up and ruuulug to ins side. Then,
looking inio Ins lace, she started bac, sinici;
Willi tire conviction that something was very
wrung Indeed with her much loved, petted, band
some young tnother.
"Emily!, replied he, almost in a whisper, and
laying iris hand upon her linger, which now
clasped his arm as she gazed eagerly at Mm.
"Yes, dear Sluait," she answered, clinging to
him.
"Would you— would you be my friend even if
you thought 1 liaddoue very wrong? If 1
startled you veiy much by a— confession ."*
"Oh, yes— yes," she said, fervently. "Yott are
my only brother. But 11 Is so difficult for lire to
ll. ink sou count dv wrong. Stuart, lell me all
you have 10 tell!"
•I vsill- 1 must) Oh, prepare fur what will be
to you a ten ib v prise. Emily."
He 1 .instil as If It was haul fur him to go on;
and sire, with Hie swift Intuition rrt a woman,
dtstiicd in 1 till tire reason of ins deep emotion;
ilieir, I" spare blm the pain of telling, she cited:
"Shall I lell you, Stuail*.' Is It that you love
Ella laym".'"
ills handsome young lace giusvid with some
deep feeling, us lie answered:
"Yes, you have guessed part, Emily, but you
will never guess all, unless 1 enlighten yon."
"Not guess all?" said she, quesiloiiingiy. "My
own dear broil. er! oil, bow sous' 1 am fur you*!
Why must you, svho are so kind to every one, be
unhappy? Oh. tty to forget her. poor lit tie cii I.
as soou as yon eaii, fur ii is hopeless altogether
Ural papa .mil mamma should ever consent 10
any eugasemeul of tbatsoitl Oh, how l grieve
fur you, dear Siuaii!"
"Emily, you do not know ihe worst yet," said
be, turning Iris face luward her.
" V\ hai else can there be to tell?" said Emily,
alarmed vaguely with what she might yet dis
cover. But no suspicion of the actual truth
dawned upon her mind.
" Theie Is a great deal more to tell, Emily, and
yet it can be told In leu words; oue shun sen
tence will reveal all. Can yuu bear vrraat 1 am
golug to say, toy deal little sister?" asked he.
" Were 1 alone concerned 1 would bear what
must come cheerfully; but 11 is not so and I want
you lo stand by me nuvv."
•■Of course 1 would do thai always, Stuart,"
she answered, irembliug.
" _oii are (lightened, Emily; but yet 1 think
you arc prepared lor what is lo come."
•' Yes," she said, "yes;" but sire was so bewil
deied Unit she could not fully realize what was
passing between herself and blm.
" Well then, listen, Emily," resumed he, "and
be my Uelender, my friend, when my lather and
mother nun against me— when i .tin far from
my old home I Emily, this may be our good
bye for Vt-ats, for to-night 1 must lei my lather
know the truth— Ella and 1 were man led a week
since ! "
"Married!" faltered Emily Craye, literally
stunned by the blow.
" Yes, Emily, Ella Is my adored wife! 1 loved
her so absorbingly, how could 1 help lulling her
so wheu she was hit alone and penniless? and,
having dime this, how could I leave her? Then,
when people began to whisper ciuel things
agaiust my angel, ray iuie and lovely dailiui:,
because ot my constant visits lo the faun where
she had found lodgings, whal way lay before me
bill to many her? On! she is my life's deep
joy she Is my deal treasure! w balls wealth
compared to my Ella's loveliness aud inmost
Worth '!"
Emily tottered to her feet (she had sunk ou a
seal In her agitation), ami sho faltered nut:
" Papa will never, never forgive you!"
" It Is thai which cuts me to Iho heart, Emily "
said Stuart, "Ii Is not alight thing to led
oneself cut oil from homo and one's nearest rela
tions. But 1 must go and write to my lather
anil pack up lhe lew things which 1 can call my
own. Kiss mc, dear Emily, and don'i refuse to
wi lie lo ore now und then, Good-by, dear sis
lei!" lie touk her a moment Intu his aims
kissed her aOeclluualely, and rushed from the
loom.
The young man was In such a tumult of feel
ing that he was but a few minutes In dashing oil
some lines to bis lather, In which be briefly re
vealed the truth. Then, as hastily ringing for
the Pullman who usually walled ou blm, lie dl
reeled the astonished servant to pack all his
things, and lrn ward them to the Great Western
.•station, alter which, with a mute farewell to bis
mother, whom he saw leisurely ascending the
great subcase, aud dared not now encounter, he
passed out of his ancestral home, and look the
way lo a laim-bouse whicb lay ou the load lo the
recloiy.
As he drew near the picturesque old building
he caught sight ul her who held all his bean sil
ting by a window, near which stood a lamp. This
lamp lighted Ibe Interiors, the homely room,
showing the exquisite girlish form, the entranc
ing beauty of the youthful bilde. Her large gray
eyes had a world of loveliness in them, and
something far more than this, for li was divined
love which was bidden Iv their depths She was
one of I hose enchanting visions which seldom
meet ns here; and all ahnui her clustered graces
or girlhood, mixed with those of the dawn of tall
est womanhood,
No wonder that the young heir of Stuart Grove
had been untitle to leslstt ber beauty, and bad
besought her (wheu she had lelt ins mother's
root) to wed him ere the year grew older.
Kila had been very fneudleis; sbe bad passed
her childish days Willi a stein old uncle, who
rented a small faun In the neighborhood; but be
loved books better than farming, and when his
lease expired and Iris niece was ten years old, he
accepted the Invitation of au elderly relative to
go out to Australia aud help him alike In man
aging a sheep theie and In arranging a large
library be bud goi together. As to Kila, he bad
condescended in this emergency, to ask tbe ad
vice of Lady Ciuyo(fui he uaa been a tenant
Sir Thomas', and ber ladyship took an Interest
lv the orphan glil).
"Send her io school," said Lady Craye, "a
good middle-class school, and dire will be able to
Und employment atterwatd as a teacher, for she
is not suited for other work."
And so it had come lo pass that Ella's uncle
sailed away, leaving two hundred aud lilly
pounds invested for the child's benefit, and a
school was found for her where the leims were
about furry pounds a year; and when the girl
quilted school al sixteen, and Lady Crave saw
bow quick and clever she had crown, she ollered
her the post of nursery governess at Stuart
Urove, tor Emily aud her eldest brother bad two
or three Utile sisters still In the nursery. It was
thus thai Ella and the young heir had grown to
love each oilier; though they never met In the
drawing-room except on ihe raiest occasions,
such as a children's dance or a Clirlsiinas-tiee.
At the cud of a twelvemonth. Lady Craye
(though without any suspicion of Hie love
story which had been acted out) had de
cided that It would be . betler to
have an older person and a foreigner for her
younger children, and she told Ella that she had
taken lodgings lor her at Willow Farm, aud
would soon hud her position In a school as a
junior teacher; and Ella had been veiy gentle
and spn-eu but a few words of sorrow, but her
voiinii be.ii was broken, sue went away to ihe
farm one evening without any opportunity of
bidding farewell to Mm whom she had always
called " Mr. Siuait," and uol caring, If parted
from Mm, to struggle un in the dim, cold, cruel
waste which life must be to her without his
presence; and as sue was sinking Into voiceless
despair, he came ! lie threw himself at her
feet, and poured nut the wondrous tale of his
devoted worship. Hack into sunlight and
warmest joy passed Ella's soul. He loved her !
and the world for her was recreated iv col ors all
divine !
She was so young, so loving, so terrified when
whispers about "the young squire" began to
reach her ears, that, after passionate entreaties
fiom Smart " lo bless Mm by becoming Ins own
sweet bride," she had yielded, and the young
pair bad been married by special license, The
Lurried bridal was to be kept secret for a little
white; si nan had always meant to avow it and
bear the consequences.
Well, the consequence, had now begun. Ella,
the beautiful bihle he had won, sal waiting for
htm In ills.- twilight; his high bum mother was
calmly dressing for dinner, unconscious of the
cloud about to bieak over them all; his sister
was in ioriuies of tiepld.itinir, and his father
was Having a stormy Interview with lire rector—
and bere sat lire sweet cause of it all— this gui
with all the blo-soin and bloom of youth, loveli
ness and purity about her. As Stuart caught
sight ol her graceful head, he lelt as if. for her
sake, lie could endure tbe life of au exile.
Brightly played the fire among lhe corners of
the old sttiing-ionur at lire linn , making visible
everything within, and as (lie Impassioned young
brldesgruoni lushed eagerly to Ella's side,
fondly clasping her to Ms brail, his lather, Sir
'lhomas, tnoioughly wunit-d and disheartened
by the Issue ol his visit to the iccioiy, ap
proached the gateway ot Willow Farm.
Why should he nut speak lo the girl who had
beeu lhe cause of all Ibis unpleasantness? iiwas
just possible thai he might frighten her from be
coming the rector's wife if lie panned In suffi
ciently vivid colors the mistake she would make
In mar lying a man past middle age, with no
taste in common with hers. obeying his Im
pulse, and perchance as some outlet lo his ex
cited feeling, he inured Into the gale at Willow
Farm, aud saw— what?
His own sou Sluriri— ills heir, his Joy, his
pride— at Ihe feet of Ella Mayne, the girl whom
11 had been leriible enough to picture as holding
the position of the lector's wife. The sight of
his sun at Ella's leet revealed so much that the
haughty Baruuet was entirely overcome, and,
leaning against the gat struggled with the ex
cess Ms bitterness s.ud anger, ile could not
speak or more; he cuuld only stand theie. Ins
burn reeling with amazed Indignation.
Arid as he lined motionless, glaring at the
ycung couple withlu he was attracted, d spue
himself, by the expression on Ella's face. Some
divine feeling had painted there au ecstacy uf
r.ipttne, and she made so entrancing a picture
thai he was enchained by It. Oil ! pity that she
was not a well-born heiress, lit lo wed lhe future
owner of Smart Grove! As it was, he would
thrust her out, together with that sou himself,
on whom so-many hopes had rested.
On lire other side uf the easement the fair
bride was saying lo her bridegroom, with shy
sweetness:
"Stuart, do you lliluk that anything In this
world could over make youi father forgive us?"
And as lie could uut frame his lips to say •' No,
darling!" to the owner of tbose heavenly orbs,
lie stooped lv leave a rapluruus kiss upuu her
lips,
hut Ella eagerly ifpealed her loving question.
"Suppose anything impossibly likely to bap
pen had happeued, Stuart; suppose 1 was a real
heiress in disguise, could 1 win lavor iheu fur
my otherwise poor self?"
" You aie the richest treasure the wot holds,
my darling I" Inieuupled he with unspeakable
tr-uderuess.
" Bui you do not answer me. Stuart," she Whis
pered. '■ If 1 was a real hen ess— "
" If you weie one, my treasure, my father
would certainly pardon us both, fur Ho la terri
bly homered about that mortgage. Hut I wan t
yon as you aie. I would not have you otherwise
if 1 could."
" Oh, Stuait," she cried joyfully, " I am rich.
lam a gieat heliess. See thai letter and tele
gram—both received from a Loudon lawyer since
you left me tills morning. My uncle, who went
to Australia six years ago, and who scarcely
wrrde lo me once all that lime, has died and left
me all the wealth he had through his old cousin's
bequest. They say I shall have seventy thou
sand pounds ! Will it make your father hap
pier? Then let him take it all— all, dear sm
all."
Sir Thomas bad by this time got within the
open doorway of the house. The sound of Ella's
voice made hun pause to catch her words, and
■ bus he learned the news of her wealth, and of
tier desire lo smooth lire one long trouble of ills
lite concerning the inuilgago he could nut liqui
date.
.......
An hour Inter Emily crave anil her mother,
Imp. manly wondering why* Sir Thomas did not
return, glanced anxiously from the drawing
room window, and lv lire stream of light thrown
by the hall lamp through the open entrance door,
discerned three figures— of the Baronet, of
Stuart nod of F.rla! The latter leaned ou Sir
1 in. or. is' arm, who reitaided net tenderly.
Emily Uttered a joyful cry, and ran down to
men her b: oilier. Lady Craye hastened alter her
daughter, aud there in the old hall a confused,
bewildering, hai'py explanation look place, and
in a few moments Ella was preseoled to the
household as Hie bilde who would hereafter bo
mistress of the beautllul place called Stuart
Grove.
" iv think, my (lulling," breathed her bride
groom fondly, as they sat apart a lew hours later,
trying Io realize their Joy, " 10 think that I linve
you here, and that you" are my acknowledged
wife! Can anything be so sweet to know as
this.'"
" Yes, there Is something far dearer Kir me to
know," murmured Ella, nesting tier beautiful
head against her husband's shoulder; "yes, the
remembrance that yon wedded me when I was
eulliely without wealth or position. That
thought will brighten my whole lite, dearest Siu
aii ! "
" Aad It will brighten all my days to have won
you, 11. v dear one ! " exclaimed he, his soul's
deep love shilling down on her from his adoring
eyes. ____________________ __• A.
SOMETHI»G TO LAUGH AT.
said a sweet, charming, lovely ycung Mrs.,
*' I n-rrii, don't know what a Km:"
A rogue beard her speak.
Kissed her plumb on the cheek,
And said, as he did it, •• \s 1,., Thrs :"
—Lawrence American.
• * •
Clara- 1 have such a horror of stowing old.
mid (sweetly I should think you would have
got over It by this time— Drake's Magazine,
* * «
Inquiring Boy — Pa, what's a misnomer?
Father— Oil, it's calling the fastest vessel afloat
alter Philadelphia. Now co and play, my sou.—
N. V. Tribune."
• • •
•' He hasn't much go." " Mercy, no! He hung
on at our house last night until alter 12 o'clock,
Then pa put out lhe light and turned to Chollle
and said ' Next!' "— N. If. Herald.
• * •
Little Girl (during a thunder-storm)—Mamma
do they have music In heaven ? '• Yes. my dear.''
Utile GUl— Well, I guess Wagner must be lead
ing the orchestra.— N. V. Wee.sly.
• • «
Sue (at the poultry farm)— Just see what a con
vention of hens!
lie— a convention composed entirely of
lay delegates.— Builliigiun Free Press.
-*;'■•.• - « r
His Fiancee— lsn't this a lovely engagement
ring that Charley gave me?
ills Sister— Yes, dear, Mild I hope you will he
carelul ol U. 1 only loaned it to ihe dear boy.—
Drakes Magazine.
* * «
Customer— Here, waiter, 1 give you three
pence for yourself; now tell me what yon would
recommend with a clear conscience.
Waller (in a confidential whisper)— to an
other restaurant!— Fllegende Blatter.
. . .
Purchaser— Why. confound It, I don't believe
thee Is a drop ol water on this place. You told
me there was plenty of good water within two
hundred feet of the bouse.
Keal Estate Agent— there is, sir; but you'll
have to dig for It. Didn't 1 leU you lhat?— "N. Y.
World.
.* * .
Slimmer Girl— Do you remember how we sat on
the sand alter our sail, and the waves broke al
our leer? •
Last Victim (absently)— So was I.
Summer Girl— What.
Last Victim — Brone at your reet. — N. Y.
World.
« « «
"What has become of Miss Parkins, the girl
you were so attentive to at Lenox lust summer?
Is she lv town?"
" Yes."
Did she send you cards?"
" Yes" (after a pause;, '• her wedding cards."—
Harper's Bazar,
* • •
New Father-in-law— Well, sir, the ceremony Is
over, and now that yon nre the husband of my
daughter 1 want to give you a Utile advice.
What would you do If you should wake up some
night and lind burglars iv the house
Bildegrooiii— l should tell them that my father
in-law forgot to give my wlte a wedding dowry,
and they'd go away.— Loudon 1 it-Bits.
1 he Sparkling Brook.
All day long the brooklet washed!.
On Us gladsome, spaikllug way;
O'er the rocks Its torrent daslietn,
Tossing up a rainbow spray.
Pure, 11 cleansetb all It touches,
Vivifying, through the years;
l'erfumeo boughs, with playful clutches,
Scent ii as li disappears.
Thus With SOZODONT forever,
I'ureaud fragrant, cleansing, sweet,
Like a life-preserving river.
Flows it on In triumph complete.
It Is a Positive Luxury
To brush the teeth with SOZODONT, so fragrant
and refreshing is it, aud so pleasant is the taste
It leaves in the mouth after tbe operation. Then
how gratifying is the effect and bow complacent
feels the beholder, who views lu tbe glass a row
of Ivories rendered spotless by this benign and
delightful toilet article. Only a few drops on the
brush ls needed for an ablution, aud yet it It
wondrously effective. J3_glS__Sig
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed In the Postofllce at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, July 13, 1890.
Rrj- obtain any or these letters the applicant
must call for "Advertised Letters," and (five the
date of the list. I * not called for within two weeks
they will be sent to the Dead-letter Office.
Abbott, a 8 t AlblnMrsMaggtoiAndraUe.Manael
Abraham, B H Alexander, Kerf 1*
Abrams, Miss Wm Angelo.Slrs WI"
Ester Allan, Miss Her- Archibald, Adel-
Abrey, B C tba I bert
Adams,DrCalviu Alther, Miss Armstrong, Miss
T Louise Katie
Adams, E Allison, DC Armstrong, Miss
Adams, Miss J American Mft_ May
Addrlssls, S W Co lAronsonEdward
Addis, Mrs £ Anderson, Gust [Arzhurger, Mrs
Adselbuce.Ch ar- Anderson, J Joe
los • Anderson SlrsJEAsmus, Miss EM
Ahearn, Miss [Anderson, Tlt Arshuls, Johauu
May E Anderson, Miss Atkinson. Miss
Albers, A C | I'aulino | Kate
Albers. C D Anderson, Vint Auerbach
Aldred,Mrs Mag-; Anderson, Ell - Austin. Miss
gie
Kaboo, nenttenconrt, I. Hrazctton, Miss
Baconian, Alb Billings, Alberto Sallle
Backens, Job. C Breeze, Miss
Baird, A J Birch, Miss A Brewster.Emma
Baker, Cll Bishop, Miss AI- Bridges, Allied
Baker _; Co, I line Brlggs, K ll
Baldwin, Mrs P Bishopp, Etta BrockelbaukEW
Ball, F vv Blackburn.MrsA Brooks, David
Billiard, Dunne A Blak, Br Brown, Miss
Co hla.nberg, B . Brown, Mrs A
Baikorope Lewis Biascbkau er, Brown, Mrs c
W Miss Flora Brown. Mrs Dr
Bam Dine, Mco- Bleyer A- Co,D 1. dei-ur.st
las A Bonrdsvell,Mr..ll Browne,.! Lewis
B.iudt, T M Brown. Mrs M
Uiiilii) __ Mack Bocarde, JB 'Browu.MrsMary
Baron, A Bukeukeiincr, T Brosvn, Mrs W W
Burr, .folia Boland, Miss j I rulnr. Julia
Bnrraii, It Stella Bruner, Hans 1*
Bartholomew, Bolen, Dick . ! Brune, Mrs Dr
Mrs Judge Bolen, Kicbardißrusk. Mrs ll.ir
llartou, Mrs A Booth, Arthur P| riot I!
Barton, Mrs Ii Bonk, Wm 8 Bryan, Mrs VUJ
Bascotu, Charles Uu.'beufeid, A 11
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ward lan Julio
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(70S Post) Bowen, Frank i Lizzie
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Paynes, Frank Bowers, Otto Bull, M J
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Beesau, E E Hose Hurling, Miss
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Bell, BE Boyle, TF Bunnell, Mrs L
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Benner, Mrs Branksou, E Bush, Mary
Laura J Bnailtard, Mrs J Butler, A _
Bennett. JII Brand er, Kosa I Butler, Alvin
Benson, BraunFerdlnandl Hurler. 8 M
Benton, James Bray.Mrs Graces Butt, Frank
Beppn, S Bray. B M • Butt W C
Berger, F Breeze.Mrs Thos Byrne.ColJohnO
Clal Protective Cheek, II M [Conner, Miss
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Co Chicago Mag- Cook, Lew
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Camp, Albert B Clirlstopiierson, Cooper, George
Campbell, Miss Mrs Chre. tine Cooper, Miss
Campbell, Miss Christen, Win -Nellie
cellio Church, M 0 Cope, Fred J
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Canton Electric clnrke.sii_g_.ttaJ Sinclair
Light Co Clark, George A Conies, Miss 111
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Cam, Alouzo W iClarln, Mrs J c Coult r. Mrs
Cary, .i II C eary, M Gladys
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Carny, Bridget Nettle I Craig, Mrs PS
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Case, George Coldren ( Rer_-CJ Crowley, Miss
Gates, Mi-s Delia Cole, Miss Maggie Crulckshank WD
Cat hell, Miss Coleman, 10 D i CucainongaMtne
Chadbourue, E Column, Miss I Co
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C howrs, Mrs Comstock, J C [Carry, MM
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Dahi, Tonnes Dourer. Miry Jane
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ces Maude Drlscoll, J J
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Daniel. S M Dicker, Henry Drussel, JStnllle
Daniel, Miss Lou, Dlckerson, Miss Duiker, Mrs
Darling MlssEllal Add Katie
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Lizzie [Dillon, Mrs - Duggan, Miss
Darling, Win Dixon, Win II Alice
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Davison. G D Doberty, Ellen Dunpby.Wllllain
Davis. John T Dougherty, Jos F
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Charles iDoualson, J M Duukkeu, Mrs
Deaue, MrsDaisylDonahueJamesT Filer
Decker, Mrs M E Douoghue, Miss Dunn, Neil
I'ed rlck.ChasMi Joe liurglu, CS4 Co
De • >■* rick, Julia Donoghne (12 Durleux, Mrs
De Kurth, Miss Parry st) Frank
Zoe iJorau.MissMary iDwyer.Mrs Julia
Deianey, John A Douch, II C [Dympej , Mrs
Dent, George W Downing, Mls_ ; Bridget
Dent, Mrs J A I Olivia I :..
Karly, Miss Rose Elkeles, HQ Emmerson, Mrs
Edwards, Miss (J Elmore. E F David
C I El wood, E A Epstein, Elie
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Egan, Thos A i Georgia Evans, F,
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Norman Fllttock, Mrs Al- hie
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ne Foisom, Frank F'rascr, Mrs
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Kenton. Miss L Edna Friend. Mrs
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uallegos, Miss | Ha Gordon, Alex-
Laura >'.■•. Willis E antler
Galeana, Gllcrcase, J M Guurly. James
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Mary Gleig, Col C F Graham, II li
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Gay lord, LB Gulden, Miss Kate ('_)
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Gearn, Fred A Goldstein. » r'.rryri'.l. .1 A
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Gegao, Mrs Goodwin, Miss gie
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James 1 rtet A Houlg, M
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Hail, James (Batten, Jacob _ Helen
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ily or Emma llenueberry, Mrs Howard, Mrs
Hauley. James M Bertie
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Harris, wII .Hess. Silvester Hubbard, Miss
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it lliggiiibotbam, Hughes, Mrs
Hartan, Mrs Jen- j George A Lizzie
nio Hi'debrand, Mrs Hunter, Mrs
Hart, Miss Alice IT Jennie Hutchinson. Mrs
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Haskell, Miss Hoben, Dr 'lukster, Hubert
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Carrie Johnson, Mrs C Johnston, Miss
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Jagolski, Frank Henrietta -tones, Miss I
Jaitger, J T Johnson, Miss Jones, M V
.i.i -nne. Mine Wise Joseph, L
Anna Johnson, Miss Joyce, Edward
Jarvis, FC Una Julian, Mrs Ella
Jolferson, Mrs 'Johnson, Olcy Jung, Jakob
Jeanuette Johuson, s .lutli. Miss AY 11-
Jennlngs, Louis Johnson. P I helinlna
Johnson, Chris \ Johnson, Steuart
Kane, Thomas Kennedy, Nellie Klopfer, Mrs
Healing, X 1* Kenuedr, Mary Henry
Keating, Miss Kenny, P ll Knight, FII
An.'tlo Kerslug, II VS Knutson, I
Kletb, aE Kitchen, WiU 'am Koli er, Mrs
Keller, Captain Kilday, Maurice Johanne
AYS Kliboum, Mrs Krakasver, M
Kelly. J T Ida Kramer, Miss
Kelly, Kollle Kimball. C A Helen
Kelly, Miss Lau-[Knieald, Mrs IKroeger. FP
rle I Rachel | Kruger, Miss X
Kemp, Bert King, Mrs Battle Kruzer, Mistress
Kemp, S It | Kinney. It w Kattl
Kendlg, Rev Kllson, Harry Kukcr, W H
Dauiel j Knight, A Ivuirtnlo, J
Lags, Herman iLawrens, C Littleton. Miss
La renz, Miss Lawson, MISS Minnie
M irguerita Kittlu Loeffler, Mrs (I
Lake Valley v Lasvsun, M z , Logan. Mrs J a
It Company Law.ver, Miss LogrosvMrsUutt
Landes, ZT Etta . Lohse.Mlss Mary
Landshtirger Nat Lee, Harry Lotbrop, Mrs
Laiiglintu, Mrs Lehan, Daniel s Isaac
Langenberger, Lelko, Ernst Lounge, Miss
Albert (Lepage. W Losvther. B II
Lane, John P Leven, Daniel Lovett, E It
Laphaui, Miss Levins. in, E Luckinan, II
Nellie L_svlston,George Lucks, J
Larsen, John Lewis. Jack Ludwlg, Marie
Larsen, Mrs Llddle, Mrs Lund, Laurence
Larsen, Jacob Ciarle E
Latllle, Neta Unhurt, Robert Luiiditren. Mag-
Lawry, Miss Link, Fred mis
Mattle Link, Frank Lynch, Jeremiah
McAllister, Mrs McLeod, George Monzel, W
Chas Mc Malum, Mrs Messick, N C
McAllister, I) Margaret . Meyler, J J
McArtbur, J McManus. Mike Mayer, Miss an-
McAulcy.Miss M McMasters, Sam- ule
E uel Mayer, Mrs J J
McCaslln, Ger- McMullin, Miss Miller, Mrs A
trade Mary Miller, Ell X
McCoy, Jas McNeil. Dan Miller, Juo HA
McDonald, Mrs Mcl'ako.MissSa- Mrs
D G rah Miller, Louis
McDonald, Mrs McFarland, Miss Metier, Martha
Archie C surah . Miller, MrsSallie
McDonald, Mrs Mci'herson, A A Molten, J A
McDonald. Joe McMillan, Jno A Molonov.Mrsllll
McDevltt, -Mrs Mayo, Mrs Mary Montague, Miss
Louisa Maloney, Edw Mary
McFarland, Miss Manegiiam, V Montague, X W
Clara Manker, Chas Mope, E
McGahy, Mrs Hanson, R - Moore, Frr nee
Gary Manson, Miss 1 Moore, i llllnr.lll
Mculuness, Thos Florence Morse, Mrs L L
McGlluit, Miss F Mansfield, Mrs Morse, Mis-Mary
McGoss, Mr Juo | Morse, MrsWmU
McGovero, Miss MaiagaMissMaryiMoms, E L
Ella V j-Masebmv er,W X Morris. Mrs X E
Mi Cowan, Miss Marble, Frank Morthy, Sirs An-
JJ" I Mariner, Mrs me ■
McGown, Jno Mars. F E Morthensen, Mrs
Slctirew. Miss j Marshall, Win M W
Julia Martens, MissAti- MauervACo
Mcllale, Mrs guste Mullany, MraWG
Norma Martin, E . Mulford, I'ie.i-
Mcludeor, Don- .Martiu. B tice
aid Martiu, Geo Muller, Louise
McKenzlo, Mrs Martin, J T Muller, neoj
Frank Martin, Henry Holler, Miss Ma-
SlcKlnley.Archi- Martins. Antonio ry •
bald - - Marvin. Harvey Moller. MlssJ
McKinney, Mrs Morrlngtyre, Murphy, sirs
Elizabeth Miss C A I Murphy, Miss
McKcnnlon.JasJ Mathew S.Maggie | Kate •_
McKinnon, Mrs Maxson, W J Murphy, Mrs Ma-
Allce Maynards Bid ry _
McKinstrv, Mrs Maynard, Mrs Murphy, it P
Mclane. "Mrs Alice Murphy, Mrs Ma-
LoulsJr "■' Melnen, Miss M i ry
McLellan, Alex-i.Melns, Lucie ' ! Murray, Mr* It J
ander ! Met ter, Mary A :Sli ray, Sirs Wm
McLaughlin, J R| Messenger, Fran- Musgr.ve, . Ver*
, McLaughlin. Jasl els A ... I uonT
Nash, Mrs E1) Nelson. Miss Ma- Newman, J
Naughton, Tbos ry ■ Nlcolson, Mrs
Near. Daniel Nielsen, Jenze Frances
Ncaret, Kobt Nevbers, Jas N'orcross. MrsFG
N'elil. Jno Newell, L M Nordlioldt, W F
Nelson, Cbcsman Nesvlrall, W H Nordlund, Lug
&Co !Newmark,SamMJ vlg
Nelson, J J , Newman, Miss L r Nordstrom, M
Nelson, Yonk , .
Oates, W p Ohern.MlssMaiyiOsterlof, Mrs
O'Brien, Miss O'Neill, Albert | Emma
Ella O'Neill. A lOtuiin, James
O'Connor. D Ormond, W O'Toole, Mrs 0
O'Connor,— orner, Mrs O D O'Toole, Patrick
O'Connor, Willie Orr, James
rainier, Mrs B ■ Perry, Mrs A M, Pope. Horton
Papst, X 1! I'ercival, S C Porta, M
l'apst. Mrs Ferryman. Ed Porter, Mrs
Par. ln, Mrs C Peatuer, Miss Il'ockinan, Harry
Parkin, Chariest Emma Potrucb, Miss
Pnrrrck, Adam Peterson ft Ros.e
Pash. Herbert Green . P.rtusach, F'ran
latisoii. Mrs E.l ■ Peterson, C Cisco
PattoiiHanuahM Peterson. Emily Post, Edwin E
Pawllger, Her- iPettersen, Louis | Post, Eugene
, man IVttei -sen, Peter Potts, It C
Payten.John W Fetter-on, Slt .Powers, Miss
Payten, Dr J sv Piukerton, Mrs I Annie
Patterson. Mrs Pink. Herman IPrlce, Miss II
Lassie • - Pitman, Mrs FHiPrltchard, Rob-
Pearson. George Flatter, Miss crt
Culleu Nellie Pusrhlar. John
1 retz, (i Pohley.MrsMary, Quillet, A D
Kagland. RE Reveles, Miss rKoggers Michael
Rahmstorf, .Miss l'oula Rommel. A G
Sophie Reyes. Edward Koseubauer,
Ralston, James Ue.noldsMrsEA Miss Kate
Kan. .oiph, Frank Reynolds, will Bosendorf. John
C Reynolds, Wm KosemomlMauie
Kaskaiu, Mrs ; Richards, F Roth, Henry
Zavier I Richards, Mrs Both, Mrs E
Rasmus, Albert Lester S Kuuudy, Mrs
Rasmiisseu, N J Richards. James 1 George
Rathnone, John Hicham, Antonio Rounds. Harry B
Raven, US Rlegelhuth. Rowland, Mrs
Bawling, HO Charles Kowe, Elmer E
Kay, Willis A Riverside Lum- Rosve.Mrs James
Rayschaiu. 11 X ber Company Bndersworth,
Kasnor. X A Roberts, Johu I Jerome P
lies rnoir.i, Mrs Roberts, Miss L Endue, Joseph
Maria rKobcrtson . Rudulek. Abe
Redman, John B Thomas Buege, B
Kedfern, Miss N [Robtuson, Mrs I Runyon, V. 11
Redding, G C Ann Runyon, M T
Keed A Maxwell Robinson, I Russell, Mrs E
Held, .IB Charles 12) i Russell. Mrs M
Reid, Julia I* Kobinsou, Mrs IByan * Jackson
Reeve, Herbert 3 Robinson, Mrs |Kyan, Mrs Jen-
Keikeiinrer, Mrs May I ule
Belnbar.t, . 11 Robinson, P Ryan, John
Belnhard. Theo- Rogers, Ella Ryan, Mrs VS J
dor |
Sabine, Mrs El-,Slncl_lr,MrsM E Stanton, Robert
ten ' rrrontou, Fred starrsey. Miss \V
Saiolsky, Simon lt Harrison
Saviers, Mrs Slpoel, A Standiuger, Miss
Julia Ms.- Ron, Mrs Mary
Sairdoseu, An- Magdalene Steffens, Eddy
dren- Skannnass, II Stein, Barney
Saunders, Wil- Smith, Miss Ella steugeir. J w
lain II Smith, Emma O Stevens, Charles
SarehetcMrsA II r smith, E G Stephens.John D
Sargent, William Kiowa It Stevenson, Pull-
Saaseuberg, Mrs: smith, gvv ACo lipa J
'• Smith, George Stewart.MrsftDr
Saul, Miss Agnes Smith, Harold G J B
Sawyer, A I Smith, Mrs ll Stewart.Rev J B
Sawyer.MissEtta smith, Mrs J1) Stewart. Jerome
Sny, r, Charlie S smith, John J D
Shade. Karl Smith, Miss M E Stlegler, Victor
Schilling ft Co Smith, Mrs MM Stlnson, TL
schillings, Max Smith, Mrs M P sterling. Mrs
Schubert, Esq, Smith, Mrs r Mabel
Leo Maude W Sirrt, Will John
Scholz, W Smith, William Stoli A Co, 11 W
Schooley, Miss L Snyder, Prof I Stott, Joseph
D Sosligar, VV 8 Strange. Geo C ,
Schulz, Max Sore e, Warren | Strauss, Sam J
Schulze, Paul southern Oregon Strauss, Max
Scanner. Vv J S _ Co | Strong, 1.
Scale; . I rank .owthwell,C_ar-|StygerMrsMarle
See, Miss Nellie ley , Susie
Sexton, Mrs Bell i Spalding, Bertha Sulllvan.Mrsll F
ScxtoicJoseph It w Sulllvau, Mrs _
Shafer, J M Sarling, Mrs Sullivan, Dan
Sbamerrelt.Jake Henry Suudberg, Miss
Shilling, Robert Spier, Adam Vena
sir!. iss, Esq. M Speer, George Sunderlln, Miss
Shmoele, I rank Spruce, Mrs Gracie
Short, Mrs I' A i Ural i. erd Sutherland,
Shuuiivas, Mrs it Spencer, Paul M Lewis
11 | Spencer, S X Sutrltf. S P
Sbupp, BerthanaiSprague, J ii swain. Polly
V (.spring, Mrs o Ltswansou, Mrs
Shurtliff, EM Staa dc c k er. l John
Seik, Miss rrirr.i Emanuel ISwasey, Henri-
Sim, Peter C .stanyan, Mrs i anna B
Tackabury, II Thomas, Jas VV Tonee, Miss Rell
'lauaka, Frank Thomas, Mrs Traves, Mrs C
Tsrpey, lion MFI Kate Traver, Chris E
Tatters;!!!, lie lhomas, W IruvlsEs q.F-zraJ
bert Thornton, Miss Treuway. Wm B
Taussig & Ryan j Eliio Tricbter, s
Taylor, A B Thompson, Miss Trlxie, Miss
Taylor, Amelia J J Tare, A J
M J Thornton, Tom Truesdell, Mrs J
Taylor, B Thornhlll, Miss w
Taylor, IF Edith Truede, Hans
Taylor. Ml-s Mas Thrlne, Mrs Jas incker, Mr and
Terhane, Chas j Tilt job. Peter Sirs G
Teuny, Ellen II | I Jghe,MlssMolly I Tucker, James E
Tbels, Mrs C jTllebeln, Wil- Turner, Mrs Au-
Thirlsvoll Esq, lielmlue | nic
William [Tiltorr, Miss May Turner, J R '
Valdls, Ml?s LA Van Every, Geo s Yon 'I'resekow
Vanc_ George W Veldman.MrsJ S Herman
Van Arsdal, Dell . Vrrrlll.MissFlor-! Voltmer, Miss
Vanderpool, Mrs ence I Catle
- J I Yon Wrede, Geo
Wacksmau ft Warren, Jose-. Wilbur, Miss
Co, L pfaine I Kiiila B
Wade, Pan Waterhouse.Mrs Wilcox. Mrs
Wade, B F j Nolle |Wilkins, Miss
Wade, Maggie Weber, Martin I Mervlne
Wafer, Miss P Webster.Mrs C H Wilrets, E A
Wales. Miss Webster, Horace I Williams. Mr
Helen Welser, Win F Williams, Ed-
Walker Esq. A ll ' Well ug, Benj | ward
Walker, Miss i Wengeumaier. .Williamson. A N
Helen i Autuu ;' Wilson, James A
Walker, J T Werllng, Jacob Wilson, Joe
wall. Mrs Minnie Wertbelmer, Mr WTuchell.MrsEC
Wailis,Mrss\ in J r and MrsNatlian Wishart, Fred
Waich, Pat Whaley. David Wisby, J
Walsh, Tl loß Whealer, liugeu Wodehoufe, Mrs
Walter ft Co, Geo: Wheeler. BO HE
Walter, J ' Wheeler, Miss Wohltman, Meta
Waiika, Mrs T i Millie Worn mack, Mrs
Ward, Miss Ag- I Whipple, Mrs M Mil
nes Edna | White Esq, G M Woodmer, Dr
Ward, Jennie White, GM i Worth, Levi
Warrcrr.-Mis B V White, Miss Myr- Wulnug, Miss
Warren, James j tie r Frankie
Warck, lies- J Mi Wicks. H
Young. VV II Vi 0 ige. .1 E |Yohe, E
Zolllkoper, C A JZcilley, Miss Helau
LETT FRANCA I E.
D'Azy, Yicomte Lacau, J P Picart, Alexia
Beuolt 1...-. _■ .Ac, J4l : Polllou, Moris
Dassaud, Pierre jLauno. Pierre Puechaut. Mons
Ducomat, Mobs j i. arrorr.ii., li | Rouzct, Beuolt
Dupns, J M Lircas, Eugene Royer. Jules
Glguoux, l.mii JMaiieis, iic.iri Savart. Louis
1-, ill: LBS DAKBS,
Alio .as. Krrse iGirurdot, Leon-'Petuve, Victor-
Blanche (115 I Hue : me
Dupout) Levoyer, R | Hansel, Liz »
Bos.inet.Melanie Peteriaux, Ccles-! Viard. Mid
Gravter, Lucie 1 tine , Voiriciiet. Mad V
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doro Gabrielo, P i'a.aneih. Carlo
Bellante, Franc Glauinl, Felice ! Pedrotta. Emilia
Blanoalana. Olus Goadaghlnl, E Pogllavisl, Seb
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Gaet Minetti, l'ietro iSolna, F-duanlo
Deutone, G B Lombardo.Constlsturuiols, Dom
CARTAS ESPANOLAB.
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do Bona. Emanuel Ocegueda, Math
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Chaves, Rnsaria |I)ias, Gregorlri JMendozn.Gu.d A
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Una Goii-iiikH. J nana jßojoLeonor
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CHINESE LETT-CBS.
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Chin Sing Ku.nYek SiingClionglling
Chung Lung t^uong Lutrg Way .sin Law
Foil Lol Tiii (.."hong Wing Sluing
Git Chung Quong Sun Wing Wo Long
Ming Long (juong Yuen Lee Wong Song
Bong What Sang Hang V.-iir. (.'hung
Hop Lee sara Lee Yee I.e.i
Hop Si-.; Shigiiring You Kee .
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SAM. EL W. HACK US. Postmaster.
->C*t.A.N* _stkajii:ks.
Steasieb. j Destination'. |
S.vih.
j WIIBJ
Mty l'uebla.. V!c* Pat Sound. lul 14, B.lw'y 1
'c.inoua SanDlego Jill 15,11am IMWy
'olumbla.... I'ortlaud Jul 15.10am Spear
lorona Bmnuoldt Day., -inl 16, 9am llciw'y 1
-osAiiieles.. isan Poilro Jnl 17, Sam ndw'7'2
lusiralia. .. I Honolulu .lul 18,12 ulOceatilc
rnailila Vlo A PkC Sound .lul 19, 9am BU\T'y I
iaellc. | China * Japau.. Jul l:i, 3pm cms S
lantaßoea..|San Dln.V). Mill 1!I.11a« 'imw'vj
■tateor C:il.;i'ortlan>l |Jul 19.10asi Spear
Vliamerte V|Vaqulna llay Jul 21. >eiw'll
Departure or Auatrallaa •tcaiuer Übpeuvls oncaj
inglub iu:iili.
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Tknnknt, Chronometer anil Instrumeac
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Slllri'lNß int.:l_.i«;knck.
for J_.ttu> effttppuiif Jntrtti see _.'!';/',_. _ \i_»,_ I
Arrived.
SrxDAV, July 13.
Stmr Coos Hay, Nicholson. 18 hours from Fort
Bragg, etc: pass and mUse, to Uoodall, Perkins
4 Co.
Stmr Corona, Hannah, 21 hours from Eureka;
pass and nuise. to Uoodall. Perkins it Co. -
.tmr Pomona. Hall, 61 hours rrom Saa Diego;
pass ami iini-..*. to Goodall. Perkins A L*o.
Stmr West Coast, Stanton. 10 hour, from Hueu
eme; nuise, etc., to M Waterman ,t Co.
stmr Gipsy, l'luminer, 17 hours rrora Santa
Cruz: produce, to UooiLill, Perkins * Co.
Stmr Greenwood, Lund, IX hour, rrom Whites
boro:___o la.lroad ties, 1 .1 Mft lumber, to L E
White.
Stmr Maggie Koss, Wheeler, 65 hours from Coos
B iy : -70 M ii lumber, to California Lumber Co.
Stmr Jewel, Johnston, 18. '_ hours rrom Ca>pa':
197 M ft lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co; 115 cards
wood, to Beyman «v tteyer, ■"■■•'
HAIR ON THE FACE, NECK, ARMS OR ANY PART OF THE PERSON
rrOTVe_B. QUICKLY DISSOLVED AND REMOVED WITH THE NEW SOLUTION
JR g MOP6H6 =
T_l*" s-f AND THE UUOWTU routs I.K I*.< li ■ 1 El* WITHOUT THE . I-I'.IIIXHT ISJllil .a
. S ro>t't't.oP.ATloN OF THE MOST DELICATE SKIN.— PIST. tV KIP BY ________________________
—^ J Kt_*T_ '* In Compounding, an incomplete mixture was accidentally spilled on ih»
.s_^._y r ' N^%< Vark of the hand, and on washing afterward it was discovered that the hair
JgyN\ . \_Y_ was completely removed. We purchased the new discovery and named it
z~7 \\ t \\\ JIOPENfi. It ii perfectly pure, free from all injurious substances, and so
/J A \\l simple any one can use it. It acta mildly hut surely, and you wilt be sur-
/fl KV_hhv___af ! V\'\\ rrlsed and delighted with the result-.. Apply for a few minute* and lbs
\sl M vS^v^s " /*■,' i\ trair disappears as if by magic. It has no resemblance whatever to any
A ____\ \-t7_¥_J-_-_ ? i \ other preparation ever used fora like purpose, and no ncientifi** discovery
7 J^.-V .*•.__?_.</ \ ever attained fluch wonderful results. IT CANNOT KAIL. If tha
I A_^V&y"'**fo-'/ \ rrowth be light, one application will remove it permanently; the heavy
I / N_sr»__Si*, K_'/V *-. \ growth such as the beard or hair -m moles may require two or more »ppli.
I / Na_m.'4/ )** I cations before all the roots are destroyed, although all hair will be removed
I \ T_ Maw I I ftt each application, and without the slightest injury or unpleasant
\ \>_? : -^Vj'3w_i*'i'?/ when applied orerer afterward. iiodenbbvpebcedebklecteoi.y.-:*!.
X \4_^_r^*^*'i^y*s_i_3_* Recommended fry all mho have tested lis merits— Used by people of refinement.
V X ¥ 4 fi 'W=>o_lSK^ c * Ceutlemen who do not appreciate nature's gift of a beard, will lind a
_S-—«J l*_S_S?*_S_ priceless Loon in Modene, which do*** away with shaving. It dissolves and
livlCt^-m. "^i^^Syiw. destroys the life principle of the hair, thereby rendering its future growth
IWiRs. I 'li-Mll !«rCy_?T_J on utter impossibility, and is guaranteed to be as harmless as water to tha
'4u V_ I 11 1 Ml\ rOT*?^. skin. Young persons who find an embarrassing growth of hair coming.
AlVSfl '" lir.fflWiy rhould use Moduiia to destroy Its growth. Modeue sent by mail, iu safety
*\'l*rltl ll IHlli 1 --**^ mailing cases, postage paid, (securely sealed from observation) on receipt
of price, .00 per bottle. Send money bv letter, with your full address written plainly. Correspondence
sacredly private. Postage stamps received the same asca-fb. always mention yoi aNDTiusparra.
LOCAL ANO > MODENE MANUFACTURING CO., CINCINNATI.©.. U.S. A.C CCTTIIISOL'T !
GENERAL AGENTS J MANUFACTURERS OF THE HIOHtST GRACE HAIR PREPARATIONS. <A3 IT HAY NOT,
WANTED J ro. can register .our letter at an. Peet-tffx. and insure its enfe delitjee.. \ APPEAR AOAI^j
Wo Offer 81.000 FOR FAILURE OR THE SUOHTEST INJURY. EVLItV DUI'il.L UL'AKANTEJ_I_._.
_________-_-_-f__-_!_-_. '■ . BT2OMO.OW6P i; . . T _S^^^,
Schr Christina ______i Sanson, 11 Hours from
Williams Landing; 50 c r.is Wood, to Hlgglus 4 Col
lins. -- .
Scnr Hayes, Anderson, 3 ._ days from Humboldt;
250 M ft lumber, to Dickson. Hoiiart ft Co.
schr Bender • Brothers, Zadrlart, 20 hoars from
Signal Port, 100 eds wood, to Bender Bros.
Schr 1 nertse. Schmallinr. 3 days from N'ararro;
75 Mft lumber, 40 cords nark, to Navarro Mill Co.
I Scbr yacht Lurilne, Mattsou, from San Diego.
Sailed. ' .
Scniiav. July 13
--stmr Eureka. Smith. Wilmington.
Tug Traveler, Larsen.
Tug Edgar.
Bark Alex McNeil, Saunders, Nanalmo.
Schr Jeui'ie Theiiu. Olsen. Coos Hay.
Schr Eliza Miller. Christiansen. Coos Bay.
Schr Forliiua, Hallquist, Humboldt.
Schr Gen Banning, spring.
Schr Big River. Nl.sen. Coos Hay.
Scbr Norway, Carlscn. Grays Harbor. (
Ketiiriiiil.
Sunday, July 13.
Schr John McCullougb. hence July Its, for lvcr
sons Landing, returned ou account of losing two
men overboard.
> Tt-le_-ri.iih.ie.
POINT LOBOS-July 13 — 10 p. it — Weather
foggy; wind SVs. velocity 1. miles.
Memoranda.
Per schr John Mccullougu-Ou July 10. off Point
Reyes, while furling flying Jib, the vessel pitched
and threw- two seamen, named Julius Trulsen and
Peter Berietz, Into the svater. Abo.it was lowered
Immediately. The men attempted to ssvlui to the
schooner, but their clothing pulled them down, and
both sank before the small boat could reach them.
Tr ulsen was a native of Norway, aged It years, and
leaves a wile and four children, res'. ling at 251 Per
ry street, lv this city, Bcreltz was a native of Nor
way, aged __ years.
Sunken.
Per tug Reliance-July 12— Off Point Reyes, bktn
Monitor, brig Courtney Ford and si- lira Hayes aud
Melaucthou.
Domestic Port..
PORT MADlSON— Arrived July 13-Sc!ir Zampa
from Port Townsend.
SAN DlEGO— Arrived July 13— Schr Peerless, fui
lacoma.
Salle. July 13-Stnrr Farallon. for Honolulu.
REDONDO BEACH-Sailed July 13— B_ta Eu- *
reka, tor Humboldt.
AS I OKI A— Sailed July 13-Stmr State of Califor
nia, for San F'rauclsco,
Forei-at Port*.
DEPARTURE BAY— Sailed July 12-Snip India
for Sair Irani r-cn.
lULO— sailed June -'7— Brig Lurline, Tor San Fran-
Cisco.
Importations.
EUREKA -Per Corona— ss M .hakes, 2 bx fire
crackers, -in) M shingles, tt'_,7SS ft lumber, '-Ins
tel fixtures, 7 page mdse, 1 pkg hardware, _ pk^s
jars. 10 sks bark. '_' Irrts drugs, I pkg wood. 27 sack.
Wool, 1 bdls hides, 40 hxs butter, 1 wagon, * horses.
Field, Lauding— _U sks wool.
Fin: BRAGG, ETC— Per Coos Bay-S pkgs rndse.
12 bdls hides. 1 lot scrap iron, _ bis wool, 1 keg 12
bxs lui, ter, 1 eggs. 200 M -iiiri.il,-.
SAN DIEUO— Pomona— 1 bx rait, 1 bl wool
ens, _ bxs shells, 11 sks beets, 62 pkgs jnrrk, hO pkgs
old Iron, lilt bdl list!, 400 sks wheat, 0 es boots aud
nir.i-, 117 ska potatoes, 100 cs tomatoes, 1 bg seed, 1
bx dry goods, 5 pk«s ammonia, 9.1 mats rice, 33 pcs
curb stone, 70 mils hides. 1 i-x batter,-, bxs lemons,
30 cs honey, 1 sk talis, 1 lis cheese.
Ban Pedro— 3 bxs lemons, 2 bbls shells. 23 pkgs
soap, I buggy, 1 coup careens, 400 sks corn, 10 bdls
fish, 700 sks Wheat.
Santa Barbara— 3 bxs batter, 1 pkg mis.. 4 bxs
baking powder, 21 aks crawnsb, 14 bis seaweed, 13
iiiil aba, ones, 16 bxs lemons, 0 bxs oranges, 1 pkg
coin.
Port Harford— lo kgs II bxs butter, 7cs eggs. 23
lm- cheese, 2 ins seed. 1 bx dry apples,' 1 bin whis
ky, _ sks almonds, iv bdls hides, 1 bl clothing, 1 sk
corn. _ coops chickens.
Sam i .Maria— 74 sks corn, 47 sks beans, 7 sks pop
corn, y.i s.s wheat, 80 calves.
CRESCENT CI TV— Per Crescent City— pkg,
4 lulls hi.;.-, 105 M ft lumber, 125 M shingles, 5. M
shakes, 250 -ss hark, 1 bill pe.ts, 1 anchor and chain,
2 bxs seed, 0 kgs 13 firkins 70 bxs butter.
HUENFiME— Per West Coast— 100 sks barley, 1 sk
codec, coop chickens, 1 do ducks, 1 pkg uirlse. 1 bdl
pells.
SANTA CRUZ— Per Gipsy— chsts cheese, 800
bbls lime, 2 bxs butter.
Aitie-pori— sks oats, 138 sks potatoes, 20 sks
green peas, 110 sks wheat. 575 sks beans, ,; ..its sea
weed, 10 sks cheese, 1 nt butter, 1 skabalones.
Moss Lauding— lo sks potatoes, 1 lot junk;
Pig orr Pomt — 101 seal hides, 170 sks oars, 10 his
seaweed, 120 cheese, 65 pkgs do, 12 lix, butter.
Monterey— l22 sheep pelts, 4. goat do, 1 43 green
hides, _ bdls dry bides, _ cured do, I pkg hardware,
45 p__s fish, 21 cs honey, 1 bx butter, 7 bis seaweed.
Consign!
Per Glpsy-U Dotard; W ll Rouse * Co; Leghorn
ft Stevens; Get/ Bros 4 Co; Chas Barley A; Co; F ll
Hammer: cV. Whitney ft Co: B M Atchlnsvu ft Co;
De Beruardl ft Westphal: Field ft Stone; r. It Stev
ens; M 1 Irerlas ft Co; Brl.liaiu, Hoppe ft Co; If
Martfnettl; l.lsrlurr, Crl'len A Co; si li smith A; Co:
Shattuck, Kosvalsky ft Co; Norton, Teller ft Co; JO
I'l-niiie; Kissinger ft Co; Sherry, Lawrence a Co; II
Cowell ft Co. llasvley Bros; standard cli Co; 11 M
Cook; Chinese merchants.
Per Coos Bay— l. ..runner ft Co; W Cohen * Co;
Wells, Fargo _ Co; Schweitzer ft Co; 11 I. Brown:
Palmer ft Key; Christy ft Wise; Boss A Hewlett; -M
Soloinan ft Co; c F' u'Callagbau A Bros; i. Heed; J
I. Williams: Mitchell ft Peterson; Geo Fishier; It G
Byxbee: Dodge, Sweeney A Co.
Per Corona— Preston ft McKlnuon; Chas Nelson;
Harris ft .(..ries; Schacht, Lelrr.rke ft Sterner; Fel
gelib.miri Bros; Langley ft Michaels: G Woodsvard;
Norton, Teller ft Co; Buss, Sanders ft Co; HO Wlll
larusou; 1) Chalmers; G M Sanborn; Sunset Tel Co;
W T Garcett: J J Mack A- Co; Nathan, Joseph ft Co;
Hills Bros: Vervalln ft Kosse; Weils, Fargo ft Co; T
Deuigau ft „ou;T A Kennedy; 11 W Cooper; VS Pla
uell; Cost! .an, Cohen ft Co.
Per Pomona— ft Johnson; II A Boyle: ER
Stevens; J 1) Sprockets a Bros: M 1' Frerias ft Co: c
A Martin; II Dutard; Hills Bros; Haas Bios; Miller
ft Wriugli; Dunham, carrigan A Co; Getz Bros ft Co;
W a 1 Meirrhart; latum ft Bowen; A Lawrence A
Co; Loftus Bros; A J Jacobs; W Rosenberg; Pacific
Mtg Bo: Cohen Bros; LKauifman; Porter Bros A Co;
W B Sumner ft Co; Russ, Sanders A Co: E M Cofeu;
Greeubaurri, Weil A Micn.ls: Abramsonft Co; Liv
ingston A Co; Williams Bros ft Co; D Kecreft Co;
Sherry, Lawrence ft Co; Geo Morrow ft Co: w w
Chase ft Co; C E Whitney ft Co; J Bowers; Price
Baking Powder Co; Robert Haight ft Co; J-; Levy A
Sous: De Beriianll ft Westphal; J Kennedy; JF
Cunningham ; Lemolne ft Fiction: O B Smith ft Co;
Wheaton A Luiirs: Norton, Teller ft Co; A C Clark:
Rouse, Anderson ft Co: Shattuck, Kowalsky A Co; L
W Olson; Sinslieluier Bros: Goldtree Bros; Horn A
Chapman. ii Heckinan a iii; W__ls, Fargo ft Co; 'M
Eliriiian; Grangers' Business Ass'u; Trumbull ft Bee
be: Blum, iia.dwiu ft s.irvin : c L Turner.
Per West Coast— M Waterman ft Co.
Per Crescent City— Hobbs, Wall A Co; A C John
son; Pollard A Dodge; Smith's Cash Store; C G Col
lins; Kissinger A Co; W li Sumner ft Co: It I) Hume
ft Co; Witzel ft Baker; Robert Halght ft Oo; A Cox
ft Co; Felling, Uenry ft Co; Wheaton A Luhrs; E J
Bowen ft Co: O B Smith ft Co; C E Whitney ft Co; J
X Hobbs; w c Price ft Co; S Cook; E Bernard a Co.
HOW BEWITCHING!
There is always oneway the most plain-feat-
ured girl can
Compel Admiration
And that Is by cultivating a complexion wblch shall
boas pure as alabaster, and is roseate as tho
most
DELICATELY TINTED SEA SHELL
Such results invariably follow the use of
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP
A positively reliable remedy for the removal
of tan, freckles, sallow skin, and every spe-
cies of disfigurement which mars the
"HUMAN FACE DIVINE."
For sale by druggists everywhere. .Beware of Imitations
•Glenn's Sulphur Soap will be sent by mall
for 30 eta. by C. N. CKITTKNTON, sole pro-
prietor, 115 Fulton st.. New York.
jeiutf MoFr
NO more_frec___les!
I'Si. rnoF. i. nirisEux-s
CREAM AND lotion
TT IS A PREPARATION UNRIVALED FOR
X BEAUTIFY ING the complexion and an unfalliu.;
remedy for the removal or tKECKLES, PIMPLES,
Moth Patches, lan. __uuburu. Liver-motes and
Ringworm and all scaly eruptions. Try it and bo
convinced. Tako no worthless imitation with like
sounding name. Insist upon baying MALVINA.
If this preparation should fa I to answer to tha
qualifications as shove mentioned your money will
be refunded. Price, _>0c lor each. For sate by all
druggists. my 1 SuMo tip Eta
If ci a ____ l" It ts a fact universally concede!
If I*3 ft U L that the surpasses all other
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A Skin of Beaut, im a joy Forevar.
Hit. T. FELIX GOUUAI'D'S
••--.Oriental Cream, or Magical B.a.nflera*
—' X __U__%_ Removes T»n, Pimples,
■r.T__ _- __£_a____. Freckle,, M"th . Patches.
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laid to rs .a_jr of tne hnuttm is patient): "At you
ladles u-ill use them, I rfcoinmtiul 'tiotiratitCs lYeam?
as the. least harmful of all _*_i'n preparations." One
bottle will last six months, using it every day. Also
I'ouJrc sui.ii:,' removes superfluous liair without
Injury to th« skin. -
VKRO T. HOPKINS. Frop'r. 37 Great Jones st. N.T.
For sale by all DriiKetsts ami Fancy Goods Dealer,
ibrourrrliuiit the V. H.. Canada^ anti Europe. -
«»- llesvare of Base Imitations. ,1000 Reward
'Or arrr.l aud proof of any one selling the same.
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