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The ("rtticiYM.d hiuh tea at the Occidental
Hotel last'Wednrsei was a very brilliant Bffabr
and a eat society success. The dance in the
c vening was one of the most enjoyable of the
Mason, being aiteuded by a veiy swell crowd
from the ranks i . oar "if oat Hundied." Such
entertainments arc gteatly appreciated by the
younger members of society, as lhey give an op
portunity for social Introductions that often have
a le-i eficUl li fluence « the community at large.
If our eligible debutantes are hurtled off to
Europe before they have an opportunity ol mix
ing in society at home, ran it he Yvor.dered at
that we io- ni.tiiy tbat WO might otherwise re
taiu la the nirui im.Miia' markets ot London and
Pan-? There are at prceeat Car too many Cali"
toralaaa alienated from tbe State by iho social
attractions of New Yoik. London and Paris, in
each d which cities there Is a colony of million
aiies draining the resources of this fan land to
an extent that is appalling, and lor Yvhlcn at
preseut there seems no remedy.
The approaeieiag visit if Lady HesKcth, the
daughter ol the late Senator Sharon, in the
"I ring will no doubt cause a ripple In social
circles here. She will be accompanied by her
husband. Sir Tin mas Ilcsketh. and it will be the
■-*. visit to the laud of her childhood since her
mar nag*, tw • ive yeats ago.
The next ia-paotaot society upheaval will be
the inauguiaiion of the new Olympic Club Build
ing on the 2d or January. Ureal preparations
an being made, an.! me all-day reception with a
grand promenade concert going all the lime,
under the ditccilou of H. J. Stewart, will be sure
10 draw all bur Lest : eoi le to have a peep at the
interior of the nosing building on lost street.
PrtaMeui William Greer Barrtooa undertook to
place ibe club in a borne of their own some years
ago, ami by untiring energy has succeeded ad
mii abiy. "yyjyy.
P Engagements.
gagemfr.i i*. MMoaooed of Miss" Leah
•■*!. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shawl,
nc- 81 tn.an. They will receive their
fiieud- at Miss Shawl's home. 1113 Scott stieet,
en Sunday, December 25.
The engagement of Mi-s Caroline Kotu to Mr.
Louis e.iras l- aunouueed.
Announcement i* made of the engagement of
Miss Elise A. Kelly of Mendocino I aua j to Mr
Louis P. D. • -•er. president of the Califorula Jute
Miltiug Company. The wedding will take place
in January.
The engagement is aOßOoaocd of Miss Leila
Carroll and Mr. Adolpb ***ciield, both ol Sacra
mento. lh-y will be married early in the year.
The marriage! of Mi-s Delphme Delmas and
Mi. \v. B. Barnes is anuounced lo mke place
Jauuaiy 6. at the bride's, home no Tavlor sneet.
The mailing* of .Mi-- Luple Bailey and Mr.
Albeit de Bern irOI will take place at the Freueti.
chuich on Bubli street this evening, at 8 o'clock
Weddings.
Miss M-mie Beoeoa aafl Mr. Joseph Austin
weie i.i-ntly roamed la-t v» cuuc.day evening at
ihe borne of ihe biide In Alameda. nil.- Sesnon
is the d.ufchter Of the late Mr. John Se-nou and
sister of A-r. William T. EteOBOB of Fresno. Mr.
Joseph Austin has for many years been cou
necied with the Paetfic Mail Company, la which
corporation he holds an important reopaestbta
position. He is best known in .bis city, bow.
ever, as one of the n.o-t active of the Park Com
missioner", and for ye ar. has taken a keen in
teie-i In bringing Golden Gate Park; to its pres
ent beautiful condition. The ceiemony was only
witr.e-sed Lv a few in mute friends. The brides
maid was Miss Lizzie Tilson aud General B. B.
Hammond was tne best m. ii. Mr. anil Mrs.
Aiis- In will vi.it San Diego and ottier points of
itr.eicst in the southern i ortiou of tbe state on
their vv. tiding trip, and on their ie tun to the
city will ■ es;_e at 323 Page street. The wed
ding pie-ents were unusually numerous, hand
some and valuable. Among ;l_e donors were
Mr. and is. A Page Brown, Mi. and Mrs.
Joseph Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Edward .lton,
Mr. and Mr«. f. \V. McAfee, the Hon. W. W.
Sow, Mr. John McLaren, Mr. Ji..,>,; \V!:e-ler,
Mr. .'■■ . i. t-onon, Mr. J. U. Sescon and Gen
eral IL P. Hammond.
O'Brien-Anson.
- The marriage or J. P. O'Brien, a successful at
torney of ibis city, ;.nU Miss Teresa Ansou was
solemn ß. at si. Mary's Cathedral last Wednes
day evening. The chuich was well filled with
f 1 K-nds of the groom and bride, and the floral
decorations were neat and appropriate. Father
Deita officiated. The bride, who a handsome
elemi-blonde, wore a beautiful costume of figured
white benjiallae and carried a hand bouquet of
uit'hetos loses. Her only ornaments were
orange blossoms ta-ti twined in a wreath.
Ml*-- Maggie O'Btteu was tie bride-maid and
Mi. --ii. B. O'Brien acted as beat man. After
the rum. there was a reception at the resi
dence of the bribe's mother on Geary street.
'j he bappy couple are spending the honeymoon
at the Del Mocte.
Arnold- Campbell.
Avery pretty and lnieie-iing wedding tooK
place on Wednesday, the 7th lust., at the home
of Hon. aud Mrs. George J. Campbell at Vailejo,
the occasion being the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Ida Anna Campbell, to Mr. Solon Ar
nold, engineer of the United Stales steamer
Mohican. Miss May I'obinsou of Alameda acted
as bridesmaid, and little Mi-s Fernanda Clprfeo
of '.•ii Francisco acted as tbo maid of honor.
The bride was beaatlfuily attired in a dress of
rich white silk, over which fell gracefully the
tulle bridal veil. The bridesmaid wore a most
becoming costume of or.nge crepe, and the little
maid of huuor looked very pietty and quaint in a
eseaM colored surah -ilk frock. Many beauti
ful presents were received by the bride and
gtoom, and were much admired by the wedding
gue»:s. Afier the ceremony was over and the
happy pair had received he congratulations of
their friend-, ample justice was done to a most
delicious wedding fo-tt. At 4:20 o'clock la tbe
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Arnold started oa their
honeymoon trip through Southern California,
and the flotilla at Mare Island scieeched a hearty
good -by.
ilio-t- present at the weeding were: Chief
Engiueer Eogard, U. 8. N., wife and d.iii^n
Dr. Young, U. 6. N., Mis. BiishueP. Chaplain
Lewis, Dr. T. Smith, U. S. V, Miss l.oviua
BsakaeH, Mi«s o paa kosbnelL Mrs. Centals.
Engineer Hunt, U.S.N- Miss Kittle Piatt of
San Fraucisco, Miss May Tully of San Jose,
Miss May Kobinson of Alameda, f).. and Mrs.
Wallace aad Mrs. V.D. Ciprlco of Baa Fran
cisco, Mr. J.Clark uf Woodland, Dr. and Mrs.
Hall of e.iaktaud, Kuslpn Harri-on of Uniied
States steamer Mohican, Mr. George J. cam p
bell Jr., Mr. and Mia. Edward Campbell, Mr.
and Mis. ML It. Clary of I'ortlaod Miss Mary
Moore ef Fabfleld, Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Aden,
Miss Mollie Pratt ol San Francisco. In. A.
ITMab, Mr. Edwaid \Nalsi- Mr. and Mi-. Wll
li.im Brink ana Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Brink of
Sui«un, Mi. and Mis. 1". Abbott of San Fran
cisco, Miss Ttllie Use 01 Oakland, Miss Emma
Camnbelf. Miss Emma Walsh, Miss Gertie
bmu_.
Wheat-Coffin.
The marriage of Dr. John H. Wheat and Miss
Floreaeo Coffin was celebrated at ace C-iurch,
bO-Oafl, Va., November 17- The bride is the
aceoiui daughter of the late Dr. W. M.
Cnf-n of South Carolina. The groom is a prom!
lieu; physician of Eichmond, where he has an
..tensive practice. Immediately aft -r tbe cere
mo.'.y the Uridal pair left via Old Point for Ua-ii
iiigion and Northern cities for an extended bridal
loin. Dr. Wheat is a biotber of Cbailes U.
Wheat of this city.
Swell-Harrison.
A very pretty and interesting wedding took
place last Thursday at the home of Miss Flor
ence B. Harrison, the only daughter of Mr. and
Mis. 1?. A. Harrison, when the young lady was
united in roairiago with Mr. Oils L. bwett. a
prominent business man to this city. The cere
mony look place at high noon, and was quite a
private all ii, only a few relatives and friends
being pie.ent. Miss ii. Bausroan was In attend
ance ou the bride as maid of honor. After the
h-i-ny pair had been pionouuced man and wlf..*
aud had received the congratulations of their
friends, the party partook of a delicious wedding
bre.ikfast, at which the usual congratulatory
speeches were made, and later, amid a shower
eif rice aid good wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Oils L.
Swell started for Los Angeles, where the honey
moon will be spent. The newly married pair
will return to the city in about two weeks. :-.-.«<
Receptions and Teas.
Assisted by Mesdames Schwerlu and ElHcott
and the Misses Wethered. and Wllsou, Mrs. tie
lira S. Woodwortb entertained a number of her
most Intimate friend- at a delightful tea at ber
Lome, _"■!_ California street, last Monday after-
DOOM ami evening. The decorations were very
effective, consisting of au abundance of beautiful
e-hi >>ai;theiiii.ms and other seasonable flun ers.
A capital string band was In attendance and
theie v.a- a constant stream of visitors all the
; Item.o n and evening. The affair was managed
to perfection, and the delicacies tbat tempted
the palates of the most fastidious weie greatly
enjoyed. During the eat part of the lecepimu
the ladies hail every thing their own way, but
later in th- evening the st rner sex began to put.
m an appeal and the affair was hi ought lo a
fitting cio-e by a veiy enjoyable informal dance.
1 be coe>inmes of the ladies were very elaborate,
and theie was a brilliant display of diamonds.
Mi and Me«. A. H. lioiueriord gave a dinner
last Tuoday evenlug to Mrs. 1-*. J.. Steoman, who
is bete t ..in the East visi in. her cousins,
William 11. Crocker and George Crocker.
Mrs. Homer .*-*. King gave- a delightful matinee
fea : last Thursday at her beautiful home on
Leavenworth stieet to Mr. George li. Williams
of LeMdoa, England, and Airs. Curtis Hiliyar of
New Yoik. Thee hostess was assisted In receiv
ing her i nests by Miss Burling, f*f faa Conness,
Mies Hilda C.-isiie Miss Nellie Jfilyer and If Isa
Cornwall. The pleasant affair might well be
teitue-d a "musical tea," fur besides a string or
chestra thai played : delightful selections during
the ale. noon. Miss Note Council sang some of
her charming : songs very sweetly, Mrs. Frances
lii'gei oa gave some of her recit.ii.tis, and Mr.
Edmund Hussell- was beard Ilu Swiuburne's
•i-.ius.iue." aud acquitted buiistil to the sails. .
SOCIETY.
- . -
faction of all who heaul him. The affair was a
Cleat success, ami ought together about a bun
dled ft tends of the toe-is or the day, aud mauy
happy reunions were the result.
Mrs. S. L. Tbetier aeg her daughter. MlssTbel
ler, eiitei tamed ■ large patty of Mend- at tea
last Thursday afternoon at (heir beautiful test
dence on Pacilic avenue 'lite elayliiiht was ex
cluded .< ltd li«» rooms Yveio veiy jueitily illumin
ated Yvith a subdued |iiow fiom i lie hand-tune
-fixtures tliiottuh a variety of Colored globes
and shades. The floral aliens in the draw-
In.-ioom were very ela.oiate and harmonized
will) the soft rose pink light Ilia! still ii- d '.It**
apattment. Large clustets of chrysanthemums
Y\ett- at ii-.tic.illy artan.eU In hauil-oti.i- J us and
vases all mound tne 100111s. The dining-room
Witt very eflecilvely decmaten yviiii i.teen
foliage and Die settle, brines hung in lie hill
were _U|.-_;est_ve of the Bear approach of Chtisl
jama,
Nt ah Brandt's orchestra vv-s ltr attendance
and played some good selections during the
nlieiuooii.
Mis. and Miss Thellei* were assisted I- receiv
ing by Mis. K. A. Theller, Miss Buty, Mis. ('. H.
Gardiner, i^liss Bambo, Mist* llyue, and Miss
Welho. * ■' •
A veiy pleasant at homo yv.is given By Miss
Esther Quinlan at ber home ou *Sieinei stieet,
last Thursday evening. The hours were
pleasantly spent listening io vocal and Instru
mental music and dug. Among those present
were: Mrs. B. Quinlan, Mr. and Mis. T. I*.
(,'utuiaii, Mrs. P. H. Johustone, Mrs. E. Iff.
O'lßien. Mi-. Paul ltossiter. *hi May linen.
Miss One! Shephaio. the Misses Mamie and
Bessie ltoden. Miss Julia Kafka, Mr. Dan '>*< al
iaj*tiai», Albert Hani). ion. Pied Daihui. Bobert
halcbt, lied Syrtihau. Frank Belcher, Edward
An;....!, Eugene i'eauce, Matins Burnett aud
Bichard Qeiaisß.
The Owen Lunch.
Miss Oe* ■ en pave an elahoiate lunch party at
her residence, 2101 California -licet, last
Wednesday to the Misses Breeze, who have
recently leiut tied from Europe. The luncheon
was a Mexican luncheon, seived up lo true
xi.-..ii style *, tin- menu was almost etniiciy
Mexican and the decorations were Mexican.
The Hitiig.riati bead was in attendance -nd
played Mexican aad Spanish music at intervals
durtug the repast. Tbe lunch was a great suc
cess, aud was as pleasant as it was oil-dual.
Those pieseiit weie: Mrs. Hetuv J. Crocker,
Mia. P. i: Howie*.. Mrs. B. B. i'imond, Mis.
William t. Ralston. Mi-. CbSBUCey IB Wtnslow,
Mis. Fiedcrick 11. litem, Mrs. W. ( . Van Fleet,
M las Owen. Mi-s Breeze, Miss Louisa Breeze,
Miss Juliet Connor. Miss Hilda Castle, .Miss
1 ;..'iui-e Brown, MUs Mamie lioilm>o„, Miss
Laura McKlnsiry, Mis- Know lea, Mtaefiuckbee,
Miss Dunham, Miss Eleanor [Maraud, Miss
Minnie Hou.hiou, Miss Nellie Hlllyer, Miss
Adeline Taylor, Miss Mac Dt-MMd "and Miss
Mamie Beet ing.
The Partridge -Hays Reception.
Dr. S. S. Ilerrick of _■_•* Sau Jose avenue
opened his hospitable house last Tuesday even
ing for a reception given by Mrs. Ira Coodit
11. .ys and Mrs, Alee phi nidge. The house was
beautifully decorated for tbe occasion. The din.
lug-room was tasielully omaincuted with Jap
anese lanterns and gtaceiui pepper sprays, the
table being set for .fly gue-rts tad artistically
decorated with white chrysanthemums and pink
loses. The mantels and miriois in the drawing
room were banked Y\itl> chrysanthemums and
-n .tx sad tin ballroom ms decoealed with
growing palms and evergreens. Daeclug a.id
music Yveie the amusements vocal selections
Yvete rendered by Miss de Borest. Miss Her
nek aud Miss Alice Partridge, and Dm. Evans
aud Sealer. Miss (. lane Cole played some piano
so'.ot admirably and Mr. Howard Blnd-'.ey de
li.i.ted the ooarpaay Yvith some selections on the
violin.
Amoog the guests weie**: Dr. and Mis. Arthur
Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Poland. Mi. aad
Mrs. <t. Or mood j-miil). Mr. aud Mrs. Herald Ad
kins of Oaklaud, Mr. aud Mrs. Cltve Browa, Mr.
and Mrs. GeiaM Adder-see, Mr. and Mrs. Pied
Cook, the Misses West, Cull, lleid, De l'oie.-t,
Dalton. Cole. Webb, .Johnson, Miss Cora Iter
rick. Mis- Gladys Worden of Oakland, the
Misses Partridge, Bol>erts. Wild*-, Dr. <.;. l_vau«.
Dr. B. I*. Seager. and Messrs. Fisher, McCal
lough, Buhe. MtaiieUsea. Plummet-, Cults,
Ciaue, l.iiidsiey. Pierce, Brewer, Could, Her
rick. Clateuce Ber tick, Bobert Evans l'.t; ker.
Bays Bridce, Phelps and Button; Hey. j. C.
Smith and the Misses Patterson. Wentworth-ud
SUeator.
Lunch Parties.
The footba II came Yvas the means of crowding
the cafe at the Palace Hotel on Saturday will]
lunch rallies. Among others Mr. 11. M. Hol
lueKik'- patty was tet baps the most prominent.
The loUowtag exquisite menu was served up to
perfection:
t liuitres ne California sur Coqul'la.
otis.ti-tiic en i asse.
< robes a la IMable.
Callles tl ritles sur Ca ape.
.-..._.;•■ Boasoloo.
Petttos Bois Krals a a _-~ranca.se.
01-tce: Biscuits '1 oi:.
Irult. Dessert. ironiase.
Cafe i urn, us.
*-:.t;tern«? S-onvt-iiir.
Mr. Holbrook's guests included Mis* Bowen.
the y-i.si-s % a*, and Eleatior Dinsoad, Miss H<»!
brook, Blentenatit -leveus, Mr. Jos-ph robba
and Mi. Samuel Knight.
Mr. (a— gave a lunch pasty for eight, the
Count--8s Bestellcs _*-in_ ana. ibe guests.
The Statifotd Football Team had iuuch and
dinner served In the maple room.
The Fortnightly Club.
The reorganized Fortnightly Club held their
first meeting last Weonesfi.y evening at the
residence of Major Bathboue, on Jones street.
An interesting programme was presented that
included tableaux, -in operetta aud Mrs. !••>'§
wax works. The participants weie: Mrs. Mat
ter McUavln, Mrs. I'etev Moore, Mis. Louis B.
Parioti, Mr. William Carrkua, Mr. J. B. Mall
lard, Mr. Willis Polfc, Mr. Barry -Iroktae, Mr.
Fay and Mr. B. 1.. Coleman. Mr. Wlltta Polk
app aied an a press lera dtn-ei.se, and his danc
ing created no end of fun and amusement. Af er
the variety entertainment the patty was enter
tained at a delicious sagger that was served
admirably. Jtn- meeting was a great success,
and will be followed by another on December
28, at the lesldcttce of Mr. and Mis. i:. L. Byre.
A Pupils flustcale.
Under the direction of Mr. 11. .J. Stewart. M.
I_, tee pupils at Van Ne-s Seminary gave a very
interesting and enjoyable inusicale in their
spacious parlors at 1..2 Pine street, on Friday
evening the Oth lust. In tesnonse to Invitations
Issued by Dr. and Mrs. VY'iiley a numerous and
fashionable audience assembled to listen to the
interesting programme that bad been prepared,
and thoroughly enjoyed the privilege. The pro.
gramme was a long one, containing twt my-six
numbers, but I bete was uo lack of Interest In the
entertainment timing the entire evening, 'j he
young debutantes a.l apt.eared la pretty evening
cn-itimes, anil it was a treat to listen to their
sweet fresh voices as they followed each other in
quick succession. Ali did then he-!, and their
success proved that they aie Id goad hands.
Tins was noticeable in several Instances, and as
a -t. iking example eve may mention the alagloa of
Miss Holll-ier, win, made her first appearance
b fore an audience. She has a lovely voice and
sang (be oid Fiench sung. "Mv Margtit i : c,"
with exquisite taste ami expression, for which
she received a heaity recall. His. ,l. 1.. Bir
mingham is to be n. _ at ulated on the success
of her pupil. Nature bas done much for the
young lady, but without very careful and skill
ful training It would have been o-«lt)> for
her to ateimt herself as aba did. The sttijjine;
and pianoforte numbers of Miss Vaudei hurst
and Mi-» Baton »set.- admirably rendered, and
titfir c ever performances ware rapiuiously i«
ceived by the critical audience. Dr. aad Mrs.
Wii'.ey were »--i-'.-d *_ tccelvlng their guests
by their daughter, Mrs. Pray.
A Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mis. Joint 1, Winter celebrated tbe
twe*jt> anniveisary of their wedtltng-i-iy in
a delightful manner last Monday evening. They
s ee-uieii the .-< of Unlon-sep-ate Ball for th. oc
casion and Invited about 800 guests Ml assist
them in making merry. The hall was beauti
fully decorated, and the approaches were taste
fully ornamented with growing palms, ever
greens, and nags. Mr. William Koch tites.nted a
novelty in th- wav of decoration, winch, how
ever, wa- very appropriate, ll was an Immense
••silver dollar," four feet in diameier, ou which
was the follov.ini_ Inscription:
Onr own sliver wedding tlia bell ha« tolled:
May we all _« in re u „«■_ it turns M pi/id.
The dates 1807-IMS appeared on either side.
In eiDseivanc. 01 an edd I'oinMtn custom. Mr,
and Mrs. Winter renewed their atarrlaae vows
the lie v. Julius t-efurtellau eifficiatlng. The oc
casion was taken advanlaee of, ..un tnelr
youngest son was baptized Harold Louis Win
ter. Aft 1 mis very Interesting ceremony the
b!td<e and groom of a quarter of a century ago re
ceived the Pearly emiKiaiuUilous of ihelr
friends, and liien dam-in:* Wat enjoyed until 11
o'doek. at which hour the signal to proceed In
the banqueting hall was Riven. A delicious
supper was sen-.-.. aud the guests we»e at the
tables for three hours feasting, 'toasting and
ninakiitg. Among tba speakers weie Mr.
l-billp lieu ouuervisors Kennedy and Dm ex-
Supei visor Jui.»t, V\. ibuig ami tiers.
Apache War Dance.
Pocahontas* Council Nee. 3. linp-oved Ord-r of
Red M-t,. gave a very interesting and successful
entertainment last Wednesday eve-nlng, at
Patea ■mi Hall. Mies Key K. WoiS, Messrs.
L. H. Jos-elyn and CTaik, Z. T. Whitten, \\ .
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THE -fORMG CALL/ SAX FT.AXCISCO, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1892 ETGHT PAGES.
Bryant and Professor C. tjia^hei's club inter
peeled a pod inn-lea' and -i ect.tlty r.i m in--,
which was L-ie.illv 'appreciated by n»e audience.
At V> o'clock the hail was Cleared tor daaetoee,
aad by half-past eeeryoae was re ady to-tan tba
giatnl march, which was led by Mrs. L. J. i ; iuk»
ham anil net son George, piei-etled by a cmtiiiany
of QU I lot mere! members Of Hit* Improved Older c.{
lied Men. 1 nev were a smail lot of men, and
led the company ti.inii.li a te_ut.ii maze of lit
tricate niov. ments. which were very picturesque
It. the casual oleo-tver.
Alter the second dance came the feature of the
evening, -a war elauce" by Attache Indians and
squaws, ex cut dln a most alistie* style. .The
make-tit. of thechildr it of 'he plains wea very
good indeed and the eostHßliUg true to the tradi
tions ol Ihe It ibe. Th daae araaa great* noisy
success, aad 1 lies edea Yvas sen well carried ear.
Alter the excitement -ul.-lcled and tiie nerve* ol
the assembled guests bag quieted down dancing
was once mote released and Kept up with much
spirit and enjoyment until after midnight.
The ••Ensigns' " Ball.
The "-Caatgaar**-' ban haM M Union-square Hall
Trie-day evening may be chroulcled as one ot
the successes ed the season. It was a very select
crowd mat responded to the invitations issued
by the management, anel inanity through the ex
ertions ol Mi. William Bmee, the peestgaal of
the organization, was the ball the big success it
proved to be. The only drawback, ami ttiat was
8 slight one, was tie oeaiasowded state ol the
hall from 10 till 11 o'clock. This c_n be obvi
ated tn the future by icstrictiug the number of
invitations or holding the next ball In a mote
spacious building. The •Ku-lg.us" and the
"Pampas" Club gatherings bid fair to be the
in -t popular in the city, By careful manage
ment they can easily be made ->>.
Mr. William M. l aylor aad Mi-- Lizzie Hitches
led tba and march, and theie must havee been
neatly 800 couples in the lloor parade. Miss
Miss J.iszio Hughes.
Hughes looked very pretty, snd was elegantly
■ tttieii tv a handsome d teas of pale-blue cash
mere, extiuisit. ',;,- trimmed will, rich white re.
She wore a cots _• botiouct of lea roses. are
weie quite a number of pretty costumes ou the
floor, notably that of Mis- Mabel ll oyer, a trenv
btunette and exquisite dancer. She wore a very
pretty and effective costume pale-yellow* dan's
veiling, with black velvet ttlmming*. '1 be beauti
ful Miss l; .-t-i. boh in was a 1-0 one of the trowel.
She wore an elegant pink costume and looked as
lovely and tut e active as ever. Ihe < Qicets at ttie
club are Mr. William Bruce, president; Me. 11.
H. Callahan, vice-president; Mr. George J.
Gething, treasuter; Mr. Willi .m 11. Taylor, re
cording secietaey, at d Mr. I, nam 11. 'i-~-.-di.iu.
financial secretary. Messrs. William H. Mat
thcYYs, J. Betnstetn, William Trull and J. a.
Mace also assisted m the management.
Varsovienne Club.
The twenty-first mm .allien. of the Varso
vlenne Club took place al Social Hall, In*-*
o*l'arrell street, last Wednesday eveaiuz, and
proved, as usual, a most enjoyable ali.lr. I'ro
lessor atid Mis. Wells are cteat favoiltes wltb
many of MM trading society people and are very
successful in -rawing together a very select cir
cle at tiie (Mil) dances, v, inch are anion*.* the
best ihat take place in the city. Yank* played
bit best dance Mate and dancing was kept up
until a late Pour.
A Foresters' Ball.
Court Apollo No. MM, A. (». I-'., assisted by
the ladles if Artemis Oteete No. ii", Compan
ions of Foiesters, pave lis thlid annual bali last
J beraiay evening al Union-. Hall. There
was a Capital attendance and all appealed to
have a very Jolly time. Mr. George .1. Burger,
the floor dtiector. ted the grand inarcu in com
pany with Miss Mamie Halluian, Hie linanci al
secretary of the d floral, Circle, a pretty petite
blonde, 800 teas elegantly attired In a dress of
pale blue silk, with tiin.ii.l:.-*- of while lace and
ratio 1 I L. i.i to match. i ! en- wan quite a smart
ciowdon the floor, some of the toilets being
veiy attractive, one worn l v Miss ("race M.
llnulwaie, the belle ci the hail, a beautiful dre*s
of bright orauge-colored m._, was very much ad.
Belied.
The Thespians.
A company of amateur*, known as the "Thes
pians," nave a veiy creditable performance of
_lait,ley Campbell's society comedy drama "The
('alley Slave," at Mission opera Hall, law Fri
day evening before a numerous audience. The
cast was as fellows: Sidney N'oreott, H. K.
Urif-lh; Wellsley Napier, Lancd-ti Sun**; Baron
l«e Hols, l.u-I,*m* Audibeit; Oliver Ullphaoi, J.
1. 1..:.. ..Is, Carlo*, Wllllain I'll-!.; J'l.i .lii ie.
Pare] Mi.vii.c; rraaklla Pitta, Frederic L.
OrilUih; Cicely l'.laiue, Miss Lottie Yeazelle;
Fiance?ca, Miss Mollie I.lley; I'-yche Gay, Mr-.
Cora l'e*c. ; Mrs. Phoebe Gay, Miss Katie Maeey;
Nun, Miss Poarl Hutu; Dolorps, I. title Hattir.
Alter the terloim.iice. under the auspices of
"The Falcons," a dance look place which was
Iboroaabty enjoyed by all who participated.
These mixed entertainments aie b coming very
popular all over the city, and it In likely Before
long there v-nl be a slum, company Incorpo
rated on a sound financial ba-ls lo cater to the
public in this direction, Such a corporation well
managed should prove a success, mm will, if
carried out. be a very useful link between the
prolessloual and amateur state. Inducements
will be oil-it-d amateurs to join the organiza
tion and the tbieeJeadiug departments win ue
oi a. drama and dauciuc*, and with tbe view of
ionium: operatic anu dramatic companies and
daucin_ clubs.
Girls' Union Benefit.
The tea and mualrale given for the benefit of
the Has Francisco Girls' Union last Wednesday
aliei-oon and evening, at 909 Taylor stieet,
was a must successful r.Oair, artistically and
financially. The old-fashioned house is speci
all. adapted for the entertainment of laic-.- quid-
L-eis of people within Its walls, and on this occa
sion presented a beautiful appearance, the mem
bers of the Polypteak Club, under whose aus
pices the affair was given, having decorated the
entire lower lloor where the guests weie re
ceived. ;.'.*>
'lhe musical pie-gramme presented under the
dlieciion of I'iofrssor It. A. Lucche-i eecelved
uese-iviug .. 1,. nil i tea, and the tweutv-slx
utimhcis Ihat weie rendered during the afici
noon and evt-n;ng w»-ie all well i nolved, 11.
--executants Included: Mn Eneella ToJetlL
Mi. K. .1. Bandy. Mr.ti. Mtneltl, Mr. A. Solomon,
Mr. 1. (', I'cteisi'U, M M I.' I.c Muso. Miss
J'euma Sevan, Miss Amy Booth, Mr. W. 11.
Tbomna. Mus Marie e'iurglani. Miss Joseplilue
rtcotl. Miss Pla'icli- Bates, Miss p. Herman,
Miss ].. Bcbwarttaad a -turn; oichestra.
A Surprise Party.
On Saturday k%a>, the loth lust., Mr. and
Mis. Chilstofler C_4 Clipper afreet were the
leclplents if a roost enjoyable surprise party,
iincii ie-d by iheli many friends In anticipation
..I Heir speedy dcpariuie north. be evening
oral spent in games, singing and dancing, to the
strains of a ue-li-iiuful oichestta. At luMlntgat
an elegant repast was served. Mi. aim Mrs.
Ibrist-Soi were piesented with a bgndaonM
souvenir In the* fotni of a silver salad-bowl with
fork and spoon, all suitably eneiaveel with their
maul-. The gay i any of about fifty guests
continued their festivities until late next day,
Tne occasion will long be remembered by those
; icirut.
A Birthday Party.
A very pleasant t .my was given a few even
ings ago to Miss mat- Coffey on the occasion of
her birthday at her home, 1770 Howatd stieet.
The Pints weie delightfully passed m daucing
n-Uinpanod by v.t-al and instrumental selec
tions. At midnight ie delicious supper was
served, afler which dancing was resumed ami
kept un far into iho night. Among those pres
ent wee: Mi-, Coffey. Mrs. l_ tilings. Mrs. Hyde,
Mis. O'Nell, Mr*. Murphy, Ml-s Mary Coffey.
Miss Kmllle Noriega, Ml»s Annie Jiofrn'm, Mis-
Lulu O'Nell, Miss Aunle Snlilvuo. Messrs. J. J.
Il'.noiu*. James Macveuor. Frank Coffey, Pi.-d
Hoffman, Charles Tyler, Thomas fit-ley. Hor
net l Coffey, Han y O'Nell and .lohn and Eddie
Ooflbjr.
Englishmen Dine.
BagH-kMk appreciate I good dinner letter
than any olhei people in the wide wind, and the
diners at the Pacific Cc icket Club dinner on Sat
urday evening weie no exception to the rule.
As a social affair the dinner was a meal success,
but If the boys wish to popularize the great Eng
li-li game on the ciia-t.ihey must cater to the en
joyment of Hie fair sex. Instead of a selli-h
dinner why not a ball, or, belter still, both. It
will he thee fault of the cricketers llierosrlves if
within a lew years ibey do not bave as much
excitement over a match as was worked up by
the foot bill enthusiasts st week. Cricket,
with lev/ Americanisms In t induced to give It
"po," would pull gieaier crowds than ever base
ball or football. A mail can pl.v cricket all his
life. Baseball and football can only be played
by comparatively young meu.
Sir. William Greer Harrison -presided at Ihe
dinner and the tint toast ho praoooad wasiiie
health of the .'resident of tbe United States,
which was, enthusiastically received by the
gentlemen* present and drunk standing. The
toast, 01 tbe .vetting lollowed and lv a few bappy
remarks Mi. Hairlson euged upon the young
men present ilia Imporiauee of poi izini: the
game of cricket, which could only bo done by
pUying as nianv matches. as possible and creat
ing a leelini- it fileudly rivalry among the differ
ent clubs on the coast, and with the assistance
of the ladie..
Mr. J:. Hood, captain of the winning team for
tie year, was piesented wl die Harrison chal
lenge cup by Me. W. W. Gaseolgne, secretary
of ihe A -m. rial ion of Hie Pacific Coast, and ac
cepted the custody.. of the irupby until It Is
wi e-sied [r«iM the Alameda Club, over which he
p.e'-iiles. '■■■-;'
Mi H. HiiggseK the Examiner responded to
the toast or •] he Press," In bis bi-pi-lest mood,
and made several good sugg_sllons on the sub
ject of -popularizing the manly game of cricket'
that 1.1 no. L. iuti on hits bcaicea. becieiary
C B. Hill -read a clever satirical poem written j
lor tit.- occasion by Mr. 11. M. c..<»k*oii. Thee
el till tjiiat let and litelivhlu.il members of Hie club
gave stunt g. t>.r\ ...«| and Insirumenial seleelions
tiling the evening.
San Rafael.
Society has had a busy time of late In and
aiouitd Baa Rafael, ami it Is not uncommon to
hear of a lea at Hie Bradford's, a parly or a
game of whist in the suburban houses In the
Valley, or a social gathetlug sc.t'-.eeMiete among
ibe to. 'on on tie hillside. Walking and horse
back rid lag are lit* principal recreations among
tte lair sex, especially before suntise.
A Very pleasant catberiag a--emt)l d in Hayes*
Opera bouse last Wcdnesd-v evening in honor ed
a yearly reaaloa of the San it.if.iei File Depart
ment. tie aaTaar was easy select, Invitations
were -..iv I. sued to the' Inilmaie filends of the
In-'..- 11. .
Music was furnished By Blanchard's orchestra,
aim dancing was indulged In up to 12 o'clock,
when lie assemblage weie escorted to ihe Hotel
Centiai, where a sumptuous eepast was partaken
of. during which eooeiaiulatory speeches ami
toasts weie responded to by Chief Conway and
tilts After the sapper danciug was ie»uiued
at ihe ltall.
Society lespiimit'ti In cay all Ire last Saturday
evening, Iroaa the -elect invitations issued by the
San B.tiaei Dramatic Club. hw the third perform
ance. abteta was held In the taste-fully dec-rate.
apartments ol Gordan's Oi era-bouse. The affair
was a gnat impniYeineiit ..vet the one several
mouths ago. matt the voting atn.it. Ms did their
utmost to e-ive satisfaction. Those who took part
were: 1-- Licliteuberg. Miss l.eviston. Mm. A.
Francis. Mr. H. ',;. Gaieluer. Mr, B. E. Kv,in«.
Mr. A. Francis, Miss C. Lichteubeig, -" Mi. W.
Muilsoit. Blanchaid's oichestia furuished the
music.
Berkeley.
A grand entertainment and dance was given
last Wednesday evening in th- Odd Fellow-.'
Hall by Court University No. 795, A. (>. F.. as
sisted by the ladles of the Mystic Circle No. 120.
Companions of ih. Foi est. a capital programme
was giYen. which included musical, both vocal
and Instrumental, literary sad dramatic nttin
bets. The eiuariet "A Mother's Appeal to Her
Boy" was very creditably tendered Mis- K.
Baidnn, Mis. A. Stiickland, Mr. Is. B. Shaw
ami Mr. c. N lipoid, Miss lively n Swerity
and Miss F. Metal played a piano duet
and Miss I. one Bowers represeuied the
Hoddes* of Liberty lit a beautiful s-iles of tab
leaux. Mi-- Ida Elleitltor.l delighted the audi
ence by singing "Beautiful Ekes ass of the Fa
light." and tie Betkeley Banjo Club added
-ticngiii to tie atagraaaaaa by ibalr clever per
formance. Various other la to* eel ing numbers
weie admirably it neb ifd ..id the enteiiainuient
closed With tue piouucilou of the laughable
f.tire. "popping the' Question." Dancing fob
lowed ami the devotees of the "ligil fantastic"
enjoyed themselves until the small bouts of
mom 11
Coming Events.
Tie most Impottani event of the week to our
jeunesse rube will be the second ball of the
Friday git Coiillcu Club. As it Is to k.i
fancy dtess leap year party, Ihe ladies will have
chaij-e of tie f-It.iit. Miss Bmllie linger will
lead, and will I c assisted by MissSallie Mayuard
and Miss Mt-Niiu. It will be Imperative on the
ladies 10 Yveae raiiey dress and have ihelr hair
powdeit-d. The men must wear either fancy
dees, or knee-breeches, powdering the hair br
ing optional. (HBeers of the aimv and navy ate
politely requested to add brilllaucy to the func
tion l. ail ing In uniform. As no extra
invitations have been Issued, members must be
provided with ends of admission to gain ad
mittance to the hall.
The officers and ladles at the Presidio allien*
teitatu their friends at a dance to moit.ee even
ing.
Mrs. H. B. Berger and Miss Uelene Berge r
will give a icccptlon la their handsome apart
ments at the Palace Hoiel next Monday cv ntng.
'Ihe Castlllan Mutual Benefit Society will give
a grand masquetade ball at New Bersagiieil
Hall, cii M Sloe X:. and Uuiou slicets, on Sat
urday eveuti g, December 24. :.
it-,.- Mat me Kagfaseera' Benefit Association
No. as will give Its team anniversary eutcrtaie
nieni aud ball at Mechanics' Pavilion to mot row
even
Too pupils ed Mills College. Alameda County,
have- Usued In vital teas for a soiree musk-ale to
take place to-morrow evening.
The Uuion-square Club will hold lts| next re
ception aud ball at Bioueer Hall on Friday-, the
30th InsL
Ignatius Council No. 35, V ML 1., will give a
full-dress ball ou Friday evening, Jauuary 11,
1893.
Ihe lady members of the California Camera
Club have tcndeied a tecepiioti to the club and
Invited guests, to lake place next Wednesday
evening.
1 i-t Pampas Club will . i*.c its second social
dance at Oda Fellows' Hall on Tl.utsdav even
ing. January 20. 1893.
The pupils of I nine's Dancing Academy wll
given gtaud Christmas social next Wednesday
evening al A cane my Hall, 27 Mv lee -t..-e-.
The N. S. l_ K. 10 Club will hold Its second
anniveisary reccution al Bunt's Hall, 1310 Polk
stieet to-morrow evening.
Templar Bebekah Bodge No. 19 1.0. 0.X.,
will have a package panvand exhibition of art
on Satinday evening, December 31.
The Mystic Forty will give their elahth hop at
Odd Fellows* Hah on Tuesday eveuiug. January
.4, 1893.
Me.sr-. Frank* and Gill will give a e-htlstmas
tteepaityat B'nai B'rlth Hall on Sunday eves
lug. Dee nuifi 25.
1 he eleventh anniversary ball of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club will take place at eidd Fel
lows' Hall on Saturday evening next.
The "Mikado-*" have issued Imitation* for
their _:staunlversary Japanese ball to beheld
at Odd Fellows' Ball Thursday evening. Jau
uai% 5.
'•h- Berlins will give their fourte-nth hop at
Odd Fellows' Hall on Tuesday evening. Jauuary
1 1 , 1 B
I. --or W. W. Anderson will give his pupils
a souvenir parly on CttTtaUaaa eve at the hall,
comer ol Seventeenth and No Ilt ..ts.
The pupils of Love's Dane. tig Academy will
hold a Chrl.-ii.tas-tiee social next Filday"even
ing.
The Daughters el Veterans of Bic'-erdyke
Camp will give a pouad parly to-morrow evening
•*„ V*-** ha::, 1958 Maiket -tre.t. Iho admission
will he a i c. und of provisions or 38 cent*, aud
th- proceeds all be distrib uled to needy n.em
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic.
The Scandinavian Society Will hold Its annual
Lbrlsln a-- lestlval and ball at Saratoga Hall
uext Saturday at 4 I*, to.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Die Mission Uni
tarian Chuich will give _ Christmas festival to
the Sunday school 10-mnrrow evening at Mission
Music flail, corner of Tweir.y-bi.-ei and How-aid
streets. ■.•-.. '■.-,
The ladies of Holly Park Presbyterian Church
Will bold a bazaar this evening and to-morrow
evening at tbe li ball, 3405 Mis-ion street.
Ihe members of the San Francisco \'<»rel'i
will give a ball ou New Vent's eve. and dut lag
the evening ihe e.ermau Theater Company will
produce a eoea< dv. ..■.-
.Tie Concordia Club will gtve a ball on New
i tar's eve.
A per tea will be given next Monday after
noon ana evening by the yonng indies of Tiinlty
Home ( tide, at the home. 1811 Bush stieet.
'iheie will beau excellent musical nrotramme
under lie diiceii.tr. of Mr. IB J. Stewart, organ
ist of Trinity Churcti, and ihe entrance lee of 50
cuts will laclode refreshments. Mrs. Mary
Wyman YY il'innit, Miss Alice Ames, Miss Vas
sault, Miss Huntsman and oilier musicians will
appear.
Gleanings.
Mr. and Mr-. H. M. Yeilngton of Carson City.
Nev., have telurned from Etirure and are stay
ing at the Palace Hotel.
Mr. (1. XV. llaudy will reside at the Palace
Hotel tinting the winter .
The ..unless Fe-tetlr, de la Tarona has sent
out invitation- for a dance on Saturday eveninc
next at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ms B.
11-RSin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ad,.!ph Hhsruera of San Jose will
be la the city for annul a week, and then pro
ceed to Southern California lor the remainder of
Yvlner.
Miss Tessle Hunt has returned to eirecnn.
Mr. and Mis YV. h. Etttl 0 I Fresuo are at tbe
Betkshlie lot the winter.
Mr, Prank Buxton and wife of San Jose are
staying at the Gi a-.d Hotel.
Mr. aud Mrs. h. Boinandtce Shuroan) have re
turned from Moet lee ey and taken up their test
dence at 1413 '/a Scon stieet.
Mrs. A. D. Mtilvalo has ts-tid cards for a re
ception to be i»iver. at her home, 1120 \\ ashiug
lon -it.- i. next sdaasday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George H.Lent will be at home
Wednesdays timing Jauuary at 2229 Washing
ton street.
Admiral A. I. K. llenbam.-U. S. N., has been
appointed to the command of the North Paclflc
Sf|'!.*ed.i'**.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank «'. Hume of "I'lmi Una "
Los Gaioa, are visiting Mrs. George \V. Handy
at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Raaoall B. Smith and Miss Maud Smith
will arrive In San Francisco next Weduesd.iv.
Mrs. Ira Gondii Hays and Miss Alice Part
ridge gave an "At Home" at 240 Sau Zoar ave
nue last Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mr-, i . hi wood Hrown sailed for
.Japan by the steamer Belele last Thursday.
They Intend making a tear or the world.
Mrs. Dr. F. It. Field and daughter, who bave
been visiting friends in tie Last, returned to tba
eny last Tuesday.
The original Pastime Minstrel Club of San
Francisco held Its third annual election last
Wednesday evening, when the following officers
m i- elected tor the ensuing term: President,
MM J. Jones; vice-president ..ml manager.
Lewis Luttlckeii; secretary, William H. O'Con
nor; stage diiector. Edmund K. Carter; and
press agent. George .1. .stililliwlck.
William Winter, the i net aud critic, Is at
present alone witn bis son Willie, M years old,
a; their home. New Brighton, st I. Mm. winter
auil Miss Viola Winter are al Meinour*. Southern
California, where they will slay nil the -spring.
Mr. Winter li.is boucht an orange grove at lied
lands, CaL, ami by and by be wl;| make Ills resi
dence theie. Mi. Winter pronounces the climate
of Southern California -"celestial." That is his
poetic way or looking at It.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Weill. formerly of this
cltv. celebrated the twenty anniversary of
their weodiui; day in Paris last Friday, In com
memoration o| ibo happy event Mr. and Mrs.
Weill sent 9 10,000 to San Francisco to be dis
tributed among the various charitable Institu
tions.
In Autumn. _
The stars are bright la heaven,
The moon shines cold and clear.
The withered leaves aie dilfllng
• To shroud Ihe dying year.
And throned the hare, gaunt branches •• - .'
1 b.' chilling breezes blow; •.;•/".
boon will the fields tie buried
Beneath Ibo fleecy snow.
Th-tiah Nature be slowly dying.
Your teeth will ne'er decay
If SOZODONT. the preserver.
You can fully use each day. . .
Every Day of the Seven
Teeth should be brushed with SOZODONT la or-
dee to ke them white or to render them so.
Specks and blemishes upon their surface disap-
pear, after -.ipplymr. SOZODONT afew times.
The gums acquire a coral Hot and grow had
fiom the use of SOZODONT. Aualyslsd'scloses
nothing .impute in Hits pieparation. The ladies
buy and use BOZO-fONT because ttiey Know
: that'll. Is; a most effective aid to beauty. The
sootier our readers commence us use the better
lot them.'^Bßßgjlfe
NEARING THE END
Election Figures as Far as
Counted. ;
SEVERAL . CLOSE FINISHES.
The Homestretch . Reached at Last,
and the Race for riunicepal
Honors Interesting.
The Election Commissioners will thh
morning make further inquiries into the
alteration of the returns from tbe Eighth
l'recinet of the Thirty-second Assembly
District; also those of the Fifteenth Pre
cinci of the Thirty-ninth District, where. it
is claimed, votes were credited to J. J. _elc-
D.idc. the Domccratic candidate for Sheriff,
that should have been clven to H. H. Scott.
The election (.nicer, of those precincts will
be on Hand and a-ked to give the necessary
nations.
The count for the complete municipal
ticket a-, far as the canvass has prOfrgggaAM
as fo'.loYY.:
Mayor— Barry Baldwin 10,262, Wendell Easton
0278. L. It. Ellen 12.728, .lii-eih A.JeihUsou
038. . -Minis Merrill 101. William McManu 209.
C.f.O'Douitr II 12,539.
Auditor— Charles Ashton 9805. William Brod
erick 115,012. B. A. Cofflu 1649, D. L_ Ctinples
y>9. L. T. Mills 085. Thomas J. L. Smiley 12,090.
Sherilt— William J. Blatiiter 11,815. lienty
Chester 294, 1). B. Howard 1520. J. J. McDade
16,713, H. 11. Scott 12,201.
lax e.'ollector— J. Atkinson 2090. James N.
Block 13.526, David Booth 381, NY. J. G. Muhl
I 141, Thomas O'Brien 12.519, C. H. Wcljeo 10,
--470. . . *
-reasurer— o to Kloprenburg 3899, christian
It Koehncke 13,674, Felix Sanchez 441, John U.
lingiuau 2296, James 11. YYttiner 14,210.
i'.ecordet— Max Brooks 10,294, Ht-my B. Bur
llngame 372. B. F. D.1.1 12*83, K. J. Davidson
2499. Thomas J. (jl.nii 13,471, Edward B. Bead
12,127.
County Clerk— M.C Haley 14.967, George W.
Bee 12.042, J. J. M..ian 10,752, 1. B. McCor
mick 1594, B. A. O'Connor 955, J. 11. Bussell
521.
District Attorney— William S.Barnes 15,707,
W. A. Beatty 4508, Heury S. Foote 15,007.
Attorney and Counselor— W.' U. Burnett 11,138,
William 1. Craig 371, Harry T. Creswell 1.'.,174,
Mrs. 1 lata S. I oil. 2733. Mver Jacobs 9004.
_ Coroner— F. C. Cook 738, L. C. Cm 9280, Wil
liam T. Garwood 12.148, Ailhur Goie 2035,
Jerome A. Hughes 16,186.
Public Adittlnlstratoi— Walter B. Blair 9052. E.
J. Bowen 0585, B, J. l.nsigu 2119. A. C. Fie se
21.051, 1.. J. Prait 343.
Surveyor— William M. Fit-bog- 15.008. J. 11.
Hum 1 3676, N. King 823. CD. Matthews
1 .03, Ernest McCullough 466, Charles S. Tutou
12,290.
Superintendent of Public Streets-William XV.
Acker.on 19,108, Thomas Ashworth 11,324. S.
11. Degas 1218, Chatles Gieene 7040, it. 11.
Y\ OOda 284.
Judges of the Superior Court— George H.
Beats 11.811. George W. Fox 2606, Duncan
icon.- 13,270, F. w. Ltwler 9740. John Lord
Lore 9842. Henry M. Mc*. ill 2540. George A.
Pi OC tor 7008, .James M. Seawell 19.484, Chatles
W. Slack 16,280, a. W.i'fi.ompson 2912. Jam s
M. 1 routt 14,134, F. W. Van U ynegom 10,909,
William T. YYaliace 20,328, Charles L. Weller
12.05<J, scattering 2.
Judge if thsr Police Court— ( inns Bar
hour 2330, ibomaa J. Bowers 2030. James
A. Campbell 13,191' Charles r.Coalan 13,335,
B. li, Haskell 1003. Joseph Huge 1470.
John T. Humphrey. 13,099, H. L. Joachlinsen
10.991, J. A. Langan 2181, James Lawler 4880.
Charles A. Bow 11,073, W. A. S. Nichol.ou
9098. B. 1). Talcott 0094.
Justices of the Peace— Perl B. Allen 3698, J. E.
Baity 17,161, 1.. W. F. Coot. 13.633, Frank li.
Dunne 21,829, J. Y. hassett 4i«*t., (-utge B.
GoQ 9075. Frank J.Gray 13,385, Samuel Has
klus 12.133.0. F. Meldou 10,629, John F. Mul
len 8923. YY. Mr. AlcNair 8558. YV. W. Sander
sou 5039, Bobert D. Sturdlvani 2025, Henry A.
loi in 13,350, A. 1. I reed* ell 237 it, Waller M.
YYiiiett 14,858. Ken neth Williams 13,789, scat
leitu. _. - ...:..-*
Suporvisor First Ward -P. Cimpndeenieo 1094.
T. B. Collet! 8362. M. Goodwin 15.004, N. S.
Helmets 2201, CdYV.id Holland 10,898, scatter
ing 1. ?- *.* .
supervisor Second Ward— J. Browell 10.937,
C. 11. Johnson 2110, Bo." crt C. Meyers 3700 J.
A. CBoeder 1333, Daniel Rogeia 12,820, John
T. Vutidciilp 200, scatteiing I.
sn;.«-tvisot "1 bird ward— W. Hurling.
4442. Henry Eden 412. John B. Ganlaad 7880.
P. Harrington 2115. y\. Montgomery 11,701,
Carlos »■. Young 8192.
.supervisor I 1. 1, un Ward— Chatles H. Burton
2200, P. J. Kennedy 21,527. G. B. htutmyer
2255, Henry A. _>ie_ens 10.902, ..lm Tiuebody
4.7.
•supervisor Fifth Ward— Sands XV. Format!
12,432. Weorgt. .McUlllivray 13.009, IB B. Bob
bins 9339. William Shew 2137, scattering 1.
Supervisor Sixth Waid— J. I. Bowers 375,
Frank L Brown 1733, A. M. Bares 1455, P. B
Flint 10.228, Willi mi E. Bane 9790, Christian
Beis 13.974, scattering 1.
supeivi-oi Seventh Ward— V. D. Deboee 9743,
Bonis A. (lamett 10,<*e>i, Thomas 8. Hanison
;. is. August .Mueller 2547. James Byatt 14,281.
_^;eitlso* l gi.th \N aid— U. <.. Kali 2101. yy i:-
Cbaasbailsla 10,649), B. J. Coffee 90e>3, Bob
eit l;jy 14,300, C. A. Maydwel 322, scatter
ing 1.
Supervisor Ninth Ward- P. B. riuudon 11,893.
St. lair 111-good 352, John Hardimaii 3044,
Albert Beyer 10.C23. Piaucis Kotbel 10.398.
Supervisor Tenth Ward— « illtam M. Biutoti
13.833. William P. Lambert 2055. VV. A. Mowiv
1884, David P.O;*ilvie3B4, Peaocis Shit 8959,
Hemy P. Boon a_ 10.787, scattering 3.
Sureivlsor Flevet it Ward— M. Clark 83G5,
Thomas A. Egaa 2300, I>. Henderson 517. Jetter
son ».. James 13,198, Thomas .J. I'ai.ous 11,743,
c. W. Taber Coco, Bea.te.iog 3,
Supervisor Twelfth: Ward- James O. Avery
41 1, Henry Bingham 2033. James Deaasaa 14,
--479. August Hiltinig 9907, William l'toli
9200, A. Walker IBIS, scattering l.
School i) treeless- P. W. Ames 14.531. Mary A.
Arnold 3512, P. Birbieti 8886, B. Battles -...M..
Mrs. P. 1.. Brown 3876, J.T. Burke 10,152, I ho».'
It. Uarew 13.872. A. I. Carmodv 8074. W. D
Carter 2005, Allan Chuichl329, W. Clack 2710
C. A. (.in, oa 16.81 ..! . P.I 7994, PJ.Co.beU
3697, A. S. Culver 2000, J. H. e.ulver 10.029, C.
W. Decker 11.070. J. J. Hoaltiig 12,895, J.J
Duun 11.770, 8. K. Dti ton 11,196, W. 11. Cist
land 9196, F. W.K-toa 8293. Mrs. M. B. Eden
1597, T. .J. Ford 3449, F. ,1. French I 1.483, Mrs.
K. M. French 1714. Mis. Julia Breach 1639,
K. Garter 2545, <>. M. Coidtr.tc.ua 5247.
Mis. Maria F. Cray 2742, Mrs. M. K. Harnl.h
1197, C. J. Hendricks 2191». T. I. Hill
2344. Mm, S. J. Howard 8033. William H.
Hutchinson »>;»'>. P. A. Hyde 1,669, A. F.Johns
8417, O. A. l-YtidslrUM 507. Mrs. tsadl>- B.
Mathews '.'.••.77. G. A. Merrill 9525, Joseph 11.
Muitis-py 8909.8. F. Munn 45:t, James A. Bariser
8415, George XX. I'enutngton 0003. ('. B. i etktaa
10,182, Theodore Pfunrt 1057. E_ Pollll 8G42,
.1. 11. BoscYvald 1 1.914, Mrs. Bstelleßiitucr 133
J. it Bticksliil 1783, A. i. Butbrat 408.
Hatvty I. Sanborn oil, C. B. Sedgwick 1797,
A. ('. Shenan 430, George W. saygers 1(X)4,
11. J. Stafloid 11.433, T i ■■;.-»- Ktealej 5830,
C. O. Swan bora 8480. C. W.Tledemait 20-46, a. I.
Vogelsang 10.983, Mayer Well 10.407. Z.T.Whit
ten 8107, A. J. Wilkinson 1103. 11. F. Wynne
2804. B. B. Young 10.662. scattering 5.
a uillioi (unex pli ed te t in)— Charles a shton 8707,
William Broderick 13,2319, K. T. Mills 497.
Thomas J. i,. Smiley 10.003. scattering 0.
Judge of ibe Superior Court unei plied term)—
William <:. Brl'lan 9823. W. K. Datngeifleld
13.001, John a. i ij;i)i 8802, seattetleii 10,
Judge or the roliee Court (unexpired term)—
Ihomas J. Bowers •_".«;. James A. Campbell
11.228. 11. lb i.iie- 7700. scattering 13.
Justice ol ihe Peace (unexpired term)— J. E.
Barry 15.128, Frank IB Duune 14,740, J. F.
Fasset: 1097, scaitcilng 5.
Supervisor First Ward (unexpired term)— P.
Campodonlco 897. T. ii. Collet t 8237. M. e.ood
wra 12,134, N. .*•". Uelnier- 895, Edward Holland
8980, sean -tine _.
Supervisor -secoud Ward (unexpired term)—
.1. Bioweil 99.11. Bebert C Meyers 9o7l, .1. AC.
Boeder 1247. Daniel lingers lI.BIC, scattering
10. . :'. ------
School Director (unexpired term)— W. Clack
1 194, Charles A. Clinton iy.748, Mrs, M. a. Cray
1383. A. W. Johu»7o3o, Bdward Pollltz 810.,
scattering 17.
A REFORH MOVEMENT.
The Australian Ballot System to Be
Improved.
On Thursday evening thero. will be a
meeting held in tho rooms of tho Demo
cratic State Centrnl Committee in the Grand
Ilulel, at which delegates from the. various
State Central and local County Committee?,
aro expected to be present.
The purposo of the meeting is to arrange
mutually for a rercnstiuclion of the present
election laws. The Australian ballot system
as now in vogue, while satisfactory in Its
general provisions, needs, in the opinion of
many, modification, and a preliminary meet
ing held on Saturday night decided to issue
a call lor delegates from all tiie main bodies
of the political parties, so that ideas may ho
exchange-el and a reform movement be In
augurated.
The Hepubllcanje, the Democrats, the
Non-Partisans, the. People's party and the
Prohibitionists will each be represented by
three delegates.
Messrs. K. A. Frledrfch of the Union
League, li. M. Simpson of ihe* Non-Parti
sans and Max Popper of the Democratic
patty ate the committee which has issued
the call for Thursday's meeting.
The main objections to the present law are
that it skat too loni* a time after tin* elec
tion beforo the result is known, and much
fault is found with the manner in which the
-.lection Commission is created.
in regard to tin* latter grievance it Is pro
posed that the law shall be so amended as
to provide for it permanent and special
Hoard of Election Commissioners composed
of salaried men from all patties.
Fair Exchange, No Robbery.
Three tramps. broke into a clothing-store
belonging to B. Schlauker, at 50S Fourth
street, last night, and stole a suit of clothes
each, leaving iheir own ia exchange. ■,
They have not been captured yet, but the
Dolico know who they are from articles
found in th»» cast-off clothing.
General Noiilk, Secretary of the Interior,
s-eid of ; Port Angeles, when vlslilng ; there offi
cially three months ttm, that It Is the lines! town
sr**iii America. lull inlurirtallon of the Carnal!,
llopklus Co., 824 Al ukei street. . *-••■■.
.Mt m, m■, brass and oi " yx top tables and
6Citeus at Suubuiu, Vail _* Co.'-. . •
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL DRAWING
....OK THE....
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Sinsle Number, Class "M."
"~ ' ' - ' '"' -'Jy
Drawn nt Sew Orleans, Lo-lsi.iiia, on
Tuesday, December 18, 1892.
— — — — .
4 1.1. GENUINE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
JA. Tickets :tic la-need at New ejrleans. -l;nt-.l l.y*
taal rail, i'je.*- t.l cut, an il asree to pay all prizes
In New Orleans. - tier, the company he-ids Its char-
ter tram UN State ami wliere both the purchaser of
m tiiket anil the company are equally protected by
the laws ..I the SUte anil the United Btat.--. Tickets
HKiie.l with fictitious names, dated and Issued from
other t .u.n in the name or tin* Louisiana State Lot-
tery Company, promising to pay prizes m other
»mcm than New Orleans, are not Louisiana State
Lottery tic eta at .14, but are < oiint.-rti its and
cheats Intended to in nhi ami defraud the uu wary. -
l'enieuiuer. when examining- to see if your ticket
lias ilr..« ii • prize, never to accept any thin, but our
official drawings, which are copy righted tinder the
Act i.t Congress ami canuot be reprinted correctly
under penalty ot the law.
-'----- " ga^lligl
No. Prize. iNo. ' lTt-e.,*Vo. Prize.
33 889 2:5035 980-47018 880
124 2001-3074 400 1701 i - 80
146...... 80|*-.117 80 47337 .... 80
882 23141 120 47344..... 200
378 200123159 120 47554 200
433 120 23284 80 47590 120
618 290(28370 801768. 200
69*. SO-.5.23 .. 89 17738 80
849...... 120*23502 8047775 120
23523 400 47779 120
1283 80 23625 400 47851 80
1308 200 23655 80147880 200
147*) 80 23730 400 47H-6...... 120
15"9 200 2383] 120 47959 80
1572 23928 80 47994*....,. 200
1040 l M i
1670 120 24076 80 48175 200
1710 120 24318...... 200 48210... 400
*881 129 -24457 89 48297 200
1897 89 24522 80 43434.....'. 120
1949..,.. 200*24573 "120 48175...... 120
1002 400 24933 209 48635 200
-. _ - 48675 400
2273 .90 25087 8o'i87?l 120
'-154 81 26080 .... 80 45840...... 80
3476 200:25092...... 200 488 80
-."83 80126114 BO
3798 400 25176 126 49256 80
-5457 12 •{46308 120
8017 RO 20629 400 49483 80
3977 12025640 80 40699 .. 80
3179...... 80 25757...... 80 40716 200
: ; 4'"j 400 25925 600 49733 120
3500...... 200 . 4-»377...... SO
3873 1.0 26116...... 400 ! 49997 200
-3892...... 400 26130 120
3990 120 26179 50183 120
2811.6 200 30-*B4 - 80
1012 80 26*244 120 50907. 200
4067 8*1.6158 120
4119 200 26473 80 51120 120
•184 200 26477 900 51257 200
4193..... 606 2664 200 31273 80
4330 120-6651 200 51438 120
4-03 80126657 80 51551 200
4522 801*36693 600 51738 120
"J 120126786 12O!6-970 120
4.64 189; 89849 SO, 1
.'..- 126921*150000 52043 SO
6126 80126932 80 52272.... 200
5309 80- 62289 120
5265 . 27112 200 52294 120
5368 SO 27131 50 (523 '23 400
54*20 8, 27175 400152536 120
5454 120 27189 .... '120152589 200
547H 120 27226 - 80 62626 200
6603 200 27313 -0 i .2712 80
5-06 120 27352..*.... 805.761 120
27400 200 52804 80
6018 .200 27712...... 80 52827...... SO
•092 HO 27762 .. .. 200 52020 .. . BO
0071 So''-790l 600 52982 80
6089 120 27973 120
6091 009 37988 80 53112 120
«147 80 1 53378 .... SO
8197 20028095... .. 80153395 SO
8-82 12012822) . .. 8* .'-3141 120
.63:47 200 28560 _. 80 5.M.8 120
6474 200 28652 120 53879 80
6510 80 28778 80 53718 200
6576 80128856 80 53725 120
8821 . 120 28389 80 537:-*6 .... 80
C 913 .... 600 1 53789 .... HO
29 -0 8 )'..:-> 8 ... 121)
7004 120 29333 120153890 .. 80
7043 600 29193 400-53938...... 200
7210 20*1 29645 SOU
7232 80 1 29627 120 54014 SO
7280 51M 29779 200 5112. 1. . 120
*":4il ... 200 -'9785. ... 120 54*58 80
7482. 200-08 200 64353 200
7625 80,29832 80 54434 80
7-50 2001 (51460 200
7767 20 0 30061 -©'54467.. . 200
7898...... 120 30179 600164546 890
7-14 2000 30188. 80; 64654. .. 400
7910. 120 30252 _»o; 54.62 80
30297. ' 5-*716 80
8043 139 30318. 186
8044 200-Oitil 120166029 120
8288. 200 30589 400 55154 120
8505 HO 30371 80,55188 ... 80
8653. 120-10629 80:56250...... 120
8722 120 30771 .0 55608...... M)
8724 120 [557('5 SO
8806 120 31189 89 8681 80
8910 HO 31323 400 55862 80
8973. 400 31402 80
31615 SO 56090. 120
9016 80 31946 200 56299.. 100
9122 80 .'1951 29«.56<89..... 200
9153 120 31960 400 56549 120
9210 120 56552 200
0343 80.12023 4CO 56614 80
9405 811 1 32088 HO 56702 . 80
9473 . 80 32,16 120 56733 120
0588 ... jo 32213 8.) ,8752. . 80
96.49 Sl» | 3-274 120 56*73 ... 80
0893 80 '-"-' 129,56925 120
32317 290156976 80
10157 80132372 80 56978 80
10192 400 5*2460 -Jim
19284 8913.550 120 57131 200
10244 120:32676 200 57161 120
10:*90 200(32839.... 400 67226 .... 80
10398 HOI 57193 200
10155 .... 120(33041 120)67503 120
10337 400 33250. 37609 80
19717 600J33.17 ... 200167774 .... ] -.-*)
1.7-5 120 3334-.;;™. 57910 80
33380 801
11131 80133454 l-.-o 5-081 SO
11205 801 (58111...... 200
11340 .... 200 34055 2001 83.0 . 200
11387 80131197 80138324 120
11465 ..... 120 3-4-12 80 5832. . 80
11589 80 14265 38519 2000
11*15*" 120 34551 400 ."•8522 80
11762 80 34550 120J58541 200
11811. .... 000(34858 ... 120*68679 80
11983 209*34978 80158889 .... 80
11913 120 34990 ..... 120158947 120
589-2 120
12375 400 35165 1201
12406 400(35330..... SO 59019 120
12464 80.35342 80,59135.. .. 80
13*84 . 129-85379 89 1 692-7 ... 200
'•-•:>'.' 35493 .0:59239 200
12671 80(35624 120 69350. . .. 120
12878... . 120135760 120 59384 400
12691 80 55810 200 59427 400
12743 120 159559 SO
12756 80 ! 6099 80159567 200
1288- 190 3821.4 58610 120
128 8 120 36361 80 69797 ... 400
12928 80 30367 89 59894 ..... 120
12950 120 36481 120159947 80
36514 80)59970 80
13053 200 36339 .... 80189984 .... 200
13136 .. 80136599 Hi>l
13150 89,36684 120 60002...... 80
13231 200 86688 80 OOOO"? . .. 120
13441 200 36745 400 60287.. 80
13497 .. . 200 36891 80 60523 80
1361*) 120 36926. 120 60545.. 120
13619 .-.) 60592. 80
13859.; .... 200 '37024 SO 60903 80
13380 .. 120 37033 120 ]
13938 80 372.15 - '61189 .. 80
13941 80 37265 120-61237. .. 80
371-08 ... SO 61287 4UO
11050 8.) *'761 l 400 61587 120
14161 80,'>7794 . ... 129 629 80
14302 390 37904 SO 61653 SO
14.-.2. «79-0 ... 80 61754 80
143 '9 so 37937...... -jam) 61J.05 80
14342 ....190 - I.
14374 ... 200 38073 120 62019 . 12.)
14181 180 38190 .. 120 620 30. 400
145-.1. -SO 981*9 ... 120162190 80
11663 HO 38564 .. _00!62218... .. 120
14706. 80 i^**.'.'3 624 18. 400
14804 120 85918.. ... 162457. .. 200
14818 80 62313 HO
14871 .... .20 39i31 200 62553.... HJ
14897 boo, 39192 ... .■ C 2372 1"0
14988 200 39193 400 62805 ... ' 200
I 19249 . 000 62655 80
15010 80 39-99 80 62807 . 200
15137 SO 395 SO 82817 120
15177 80 39794 80 62943 ... 000
15100 120 89748 80
13318.... 120 39758 .... 200 03020...... 120
15348 2001397 I*2*o ej3U'!B 120
13331 120 19858 .-,.'.-....,; 400
154.1 ... 80 39386 80 63360 200
15491 120 16338. 120
15560 120 1 40934 400 63975 .... 120
1557:* 89-49191 HO
156 599 49289..... 89 61021 SO
15661 400 403.5 200 04235 ... 200
16814 so ,40372 200 64268 .' 120
15878 80 40416...... 89 61400 SO
15879 80 40503 80 84438 ... SO
15919 120 40519 120 64483 .... 80
18847 80 40803 110 6-1566 * 200
15996 4081*2.....; 80 84619.- ... SO
40563 200 84769 ' 80
16050 12040914 _0064*10 . . 200
16168 400,40952 5000 1 64857 . 80
16251 .. HO ,64882.. 120
16342 120 41064 400 64 97. . 80
16376 120 41073. 120
18388 80|4118S 4'«) 65!)-'6. 200
16441- 80 412.1 8066073.... 120
19784. 89141938 80165204... 200
16S0L 200 41309.....*. 80 6530... .. 80
16-51 120 41412. 120 1.5453. .. 400
16860 400 11413 120 855041.. ... SO
16**63 200 41499...... 129 66812...... 80
1 568 SO 658-49 . . 80
17012..... 200 4159S 2*o 65740.. .. 80
17358 80;4',640 80 65748 SO
17369 120 41048. 400 65933..... 120
17611 800 41807 12.»
17915. Bu!'lBis 80 66014. 80
1930 120 66:76 HO
18272...... 120 41951 400.66315 80
18394 .... 400' 664.2 400
18126 120 42050 80(66424 200
18520 200 42 150 80,66432. .-*>
.18549...... SO 42157. «... 80 1 665 28 «0
187.-4. 120 4217 r.". 80, 68539.. ... SO
18893...... 80 1.195 120 66579..:... 400
18943. 80142213 , 80 60642......* 80
42297 SO 00819 120
19002 St: 12.; 10... . 120196841 120
19983 ....r 1-0 42444.. .. 120 68858....... 400
19160 .... 180 42741 129
19151 ..... 80 4-2145 80 87062..... 80
19171 200 42758. SO 67116 . . 80
19240 120 42809 SO 67127...... 400
19246 89 42854 80 17235.. . 400
1913.1...... 200 4.974 400 : 67236, . .. 120
19480...... 400! 67375 80
19848 80 43362 120 67616 .. 200
19859 200 43621 120 67017....... 80
11-864. ... 120 13767. 80 67708. 120
19*-73 129 43818 KOI 87733. 120
:- ■■■■■•-. 43823....... 80 67893. 120
20116...... 120 4J86-1...... 200 67-28 SO
20237 200 43889 .... 400 67939...... 80
V 0330 129.4.967 400 67031...... 80
20407 1891
20487...... 400 44099 '.'OO 68404 200
-20334 IVO 44374 400 634U7 120
20537 8,141279 80(f.8517...... 120
20564 804 424 3 ... 400 03550...... 80
20349 400 44349. 400 OM6-8...... 80
20852 8.) 41109. 120 68331. 10000
20858 SO 44111 80 63363 80
20.390...... 200 44 429 120 88920...... 80
20937 - 80 4*539.. 80
; 44878 120 89002...... 120
21103 121) 4179. 120 69325 . .. 12*1
21180 y 80 44843...... 200 69431 200
21233...... 200 41093 80.69513 . - 80
31266 80 69326...;., 80
21278 - SO 453*4 ... 120 ! 69 606 ... HO
21401..... 120 45406 89 69632 80
21407...... 12045506 120 l 69tiei8...... 80
21045.... „.■ 200 45381 2CO 69673 .. 80
21686 80 45637...... -"
21731. . 200 46707 200 70071 80
21735...... 80 45787 400 70116 '800
21889...... 80 1 458-39 -120 7014--. .. 120
21951 409 46998 . 80 71-247 80
21984 400 - . ! 70261....... 80
! 16002 . 400-70383 SOD
22074...;.. -320 46210..;... SO 70391.;.... 80
22158...... 80*6244...... 80 70403 ..... 200 '
22304 80. 16,;. 3 - 80|70465...... 88
.22894....;. H0| 46886... .. 120-0 481 - .... ; 200
22908 400 48057...... 120170522.. ...." 80
I (70329...... 80
in ii» —
-._;?,•- Prize. I N.» Trlze.- No. Prize.
i O60 *- aw 80103.. % ... «S0 90742...... faoO
i 0 ''*''* -.00 80-31 lay 90314...... 110
10b98 80 80.54...... ». 90.40...... SO
-i 0 *™ 2UO b0101...... »Oi»OI-»t' 2UO
7080. go 80495. ,,...200,
iV H 3 .i *•••• Co ° 505U8..-_r-; 120 91097...... 80
-n-?2*-"** HO 80525 80!* 109-4....:. 80
! (JS ' l> •*•••" 80 80...H5 120 91 01 ..... 120
•"2HA *>*> -** 05 **-! ««> 91H8 «W
ik_:2 80 804184 200 0i1.'.....- • 400
jJS** 80 80743...... 201) 541180 ; 1.0
'0990 SO 80761 80 01287 . 120
„-„.,. „-„' 80 '* i:< 1 -*" 91254 80
"£„*. 200 80870 400 9127....... 80
X l 090 120|M--»11 80 91282...... SO
'•_?_!• 80 80987...... 120 91*415 80
'*:?;* 8*) 01.424 . 80
l™**' 80 81001 80 913.18 .. 80
Zri"??* 80 810-.9...... 120 91429 .. 80
i.- 41 80 8103*) 80.1588 80
7*588 8113*4..... 80 91*16 200
A.AH!****'- 1*°i81»45;.*.i.. 80 91701 ... 200
71723 80.81:410 120191788 120
71800 200 '811177 .o.lBl** ..... 80
11>S2 400,-41434 80
719.*' 200 811.14 80 0iW0Z.:.... gO
-0,-. „,; »1*8»..:... 80 '92*159 200
72171 80 8.409...... 120 ; 9-072. ... 80
2245 .. 120 81705 400 9.*074 400
7-283 ..... 120 817.1 41.0 92172 400
7-314. . .. 80-1886... 120 92195 80
'-3**s 600 81041...;.. 80 1 207. .. , 80
''•■125 '.00 91399 200
'24..7 80 82189..,. SO 9.625 80
72765 80 82:23...;.. 200! 9.673 80
72808...... 82336 200 92734 120
72857 80 82403 20 • 92868 80
72860 400 8-405...... 80 92914 .80
72913...... 80 8-43»...... SO
72944 _, 120 *--. 79 -HO 93040...... 120
_'_-*-'. 82918- 400 931>9S 400
7*lll 200 82941 93155 120
73081...... SO- 93234 80
I**ll4 800 83309 SO 03237 120
73150 83341 80 93298. 120
_■•-•"• 120 83545...... 80191561.. 80
1,.*"? 80 8. 749 000193588 80
_ - , 'l 120 84825...... 80. 93.3-' 120
73343 000 83826 80 1
73183 4001 194037.. . 120
73488 200 84025...... 2*lo 94091..".' 200
73-U3 84050 400 . 04110 . " 80
73770 8-1133 6UO 94126 . 120
73806...... 80 1 84 .-05 120 94128 400
738 80 8427-. 120 942e*« . . . 80
73874...... 84545... ... 80 94225 2000
73898 80 8-830 200 194350 200
84806 120 94456 80
84982 200 94497 120
74013. .... 80184984 80 94 198 .... 8J
74252 bO 94579 80
74277 200 ;9.64.i 200
71383 80 85099 80 94678.... 600
744.44 go 85127 12094793 .. 400
74532 80 85-'tl_ 400 948.8 .. 120
74059 120 85903 120 94872 .. 400
74703 80 S5 433 120 194920 . 120
74818 80 35486..... 80(
74909 200.85518 80 951**9 80
*>5553 120 95178 24J0
.5065 .. 120 85-55 2000 95210 80
75212 8085614 120 95307 120
75371 86757 80 95340 80
75697..... 80 ** 5841 0 95647 120
75737 80 83960 120,9.772 .. 80
75798 200| 1&5336 80
75827 200 .60-14 400 95841 80
75911 80 86049 80 95990. 200
759.^8...... 120 86079 80
75987...... 400 81*129 ,20 90019 120
76149 200 86252 '.I. 120'rt^f o S 0 .
76198 80 86259 MM SJfiJ *?*
70223 80 862.6 »»o|Sil? * -o____2
76319 120 86293 80^.,*;: io^^°
7b>.:.2. 80 86118 120 if^__ **_*.
70774 121. 8i464. 80 &*& .»«
76783 120 80588 200".!?^.. 4 J. 0
70923 SO 8D628. OUO R^SS" **„„
86762 80 * .* ,, '-» -»
77001 80 36858 I*2o 2?5*? _»
77u_9 400 86860 ttOo 0.-lV- * 00 .
77014. 120 86916 80;**^' .**.•*
2ZVf« 1 l 86 * 71 *» 86800.::;:: 120
77287:::::: "osfaVi 12e/i -'-**--*- 1 - 80
77293 80 87383. 120 • ,t9 '-' i 80
77426 .17443 l-.UI
77441 ■ 200 87544 400 97013 80
77514 80 87560 -0 97085... . 120
77558. SO 87600 80 97112 200
77691 .. 200 87780 200 97237 400
7777.. 120 87792 80 97313 80
77872 200 1 878.3 900 97444 80
87833 -0 97 478 200
78053 120! 197408 ' 80
78169 400J88016 600 97511 120
78215 800 I **8075 80 .7537 400
7823. 80 88035 UO .<7'45 . 200
"--46 SO 88106 80 97859 200
78*86 8. ,88195 SO|
75297 80,88199 200 98112 200
78367 80 1 88210 200 98429 2l»0
78381 60.) 83240 80 88580 .. .. 120
7-5130 200 353H0...... 120|9-7-0 . . .. 120
785-9 120 88544 80 93806 200
78639 80 88702 120 98825 400
7870.' 80 88740 80,98851 .. 80 j
78307 88985 120198910 80
78916...... 80 . 1
73975....-, 80 89033 120199013...... 80
BWIB9 200 98020 .. 200
79041 80 89339 400 99049 120
79055 80,89357 80J99-9. 80
79143 200 89479 99242 .. .. 80
79161 1-0 j 894 9 80,9927-f 400
79162 80:89586...... 80 9-325 1.0
79210 1-0 89754 I.','1 .',' !»4 1 I ..40l» O
793 7 80J&9734 200 99569 120
79390 120,89930 80 1 9*684 .. 200
7'.'>7l 80| 199691 120
78633 80j90003 200 98709 2000
79915 200 ;,0.61 ;. 200199801 80
79944 120 00079 40099807 80
79950 400 90406 5000, 999.5 80
90548 99947 .. .. 120
80055 120 00604 120 99969 120
80062 £0 906.6...... SOI
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
One btinar.d nuniliers troin 26,871 to 26,971 In-
clusive, being 50 numbers on eacn side of tiie nuiu-
Der diawlnit tbe capital prize of 3150.000, $-00.
One kaMKtet numbers from 90.301 to 99.491 in-
clusive, belli? 50 numbers on each Mite of the num-
ber drawliij. the capital prize of 440.000, $120.
4)ne i.ui.irc.i number, from 96,087 tea 96,187 in-
clusive, belaa 50 numbers on eachsiele of the num-
ber drawing the capital prize of $20,000, $80.
TERMINAL PRIZES.
Nine hundred an.l ninety-nine number*- en-lag:
with 21, l.olns the two last figures ot the number
drawiug the capital prize of $150,000. $40.
Nine hiiiMlrel ami ninety-nine nuiuleers ending
Willi 41. being the two l..st figures of the member
drawing tin- second capital prize or $40,000, $40.*
Prizes Casleeel in Full Without Deduction*
We. the nnderslgaed bankers of New Orleans. La,
will lay all prizes drawn la the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at oar counters.
K. M. WALMSLKY.
President Louisiana National Rank.
PIERRE LANAUX.
President State National Rank.
A. BALDWIN.
President N. O. National Bank.
* CARL KOIIN.
President Union National Bank.
The subscribers, harlnit supervised the Single
Number *'ra-v:ti_. Class "M," Louisiana State Lot-
tery, her, certify that the above are tbe numbers
which were' this day drawn from the 100.000 placed
la tbe wheel, with the prizes corresponding to tbem.
Witness our nan at New Orleans, Lx, this lues-
day, l<eca:uber IS, 1 892.
O. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
»*. L. CABELL. Commissioners.
No. 26,921 draws first capital prize, 9150.000,s«ld
ln Washington. I). C., Chicago, 111., Oakland. Cal,
Cleveland, Ohio, and Boston, Mass. No. 99,441
draws second capital prize, 340,000. sold in Los
Anieiee*. Cal., Tampa. Ela.. Chicago, ill. Atlanta
and Brinson.Ua., Stinesville. lad.. New Orleans, La.,
and Washington. D. C. No. 96,137. draws third
capital prize, $20,000. sold tn Boston, Mass., Saa
Francisco. Cal. Now York. N. V.. Kaufman, lex.,
and Washington. _>. C. No. 68.811 draws fonrth
capital prize, $10,000, sold in boston, Mass., Louis-
ville, Ky., Pt.rtlaiid. Or., Chicago, 111.. Needles,
Cal., and Albuquerque, N. M. Nos. 40,952 and 90.-
-406 each draws $5000.
The work or sending th* otSel.il list to every corre-
spondent begins immediately after the drawing and
continues day ami night until completed. Should
any of our patrons experience any delay la receiv-
ing it, It Is owing to their name being among the
last on the list.
IMPOIITANT.— Remit money by express in sums
Dot less than $5. We pay all charges on monet
HE-*. 1.) tjs and we prepay charges 6n tickets and
lists ■.».* _*RI7.ES forwarded. Address
PAUL CONRAD. New Orleans, La.
Entered according to act of Congress. in the year
1892. by the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
si the office of the Librarian of Congress at Wash-
ingtan. 0.19 1
A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever.
DR. T. FELIX «ioui.ai:d's orikmai
Cllt. AM. OK MAGICAL UTIHEK.
«3„ _-d__"4V_ r-cnioves Tan. Pimples, Kreck- j
*"__- __■••4____P_%' <> * , **"*•'*'" '"-' 1 "-- Rash, »nd
= ___ So^^^m^x ' __*N. st * lv dlsesaes. and
5 *5 i- fsC-£^ "fcg j^\e>v»ry blemish on
'*s; (QoyrZim. fl «f\3b*autv. and defies
cm""** Satr "*** (Ear MV.*'-/ detection. on its
_■**«-_ sa] sjT^ h"»_7 virtues lihasstood
JiSSJ VII *9I thf the test or "Id years,
-_r.» •*_< £X.l no other bas. and is
3_° •J4 y*rmm. TB*- 1 so harmless wa
£.«;'"» Vt tssteittobosnrelt ■
* ___! __. _-*l&T V ta 1 roj.er.y made. :
AjJ en .. -y/y j \ Accept no counter-:
e*Zl£2*^*'^^~Z'^aJll il I \fe.t of similar
y^y?\>»»NSSl*7_R ( ' \watne. The ellstta-
"irP-^/Ni. * Jguished Dr. L. a.
f.r jr^\-^AA 1 i__> '■■■/ Btyre said to a
/ 1 \\ 1.. lady of the «_-«.
'x / s"*t W\f >- ' on ( * P* t l'»»t).'
•■e*^j "**- " ". * 'Z/on ladies ictil
■:.e then, J recommend 'Oouraiid's Cr-eam' as the least
t><i-r>ij'ul of all t^l-in preparations." One bottle will
last six months, using It every day. Also e'oudre
Subtue removes superfluous fair without Injury to
thr skin. ■ "*-
EKi'.UT. HOPKINS. Prop'r, 37 Great Jonas SL.N.Y.
tor sal* by all Druggists aad Fancy Goods Dealers
throi:. taut the 0. 8.. Caasdas and Europe*.
Of Beware B.sa lailtatious. $1000 Reward
tor arrest ana proor of any ono selling the sama
%Dl 7 HnMo lv
IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR
TNSTANTLY RESTORES OKAY HAIR OR
J LiH.ietied hair to its natural color. It leaves the
hair soft and glossy, is harmless, odorless and lect-
ins. ■*■
Turkish and Russian baths do not affect It.
We produce seven colors, from the darkest black
to ash blonde. Samples of hair colored freo.
13-PERIATi CHEMICAL' .IAK'F'Q C0 n
298 Fifth Arena., New York.
Agents for the Pacific Coast. MESSRS. GOLD-
STEIN * nmv, 82. Martee at., Sn Prarecisco. It
U applied ty thorn and STKOZINaKI. 433 Eiilest. '
delO M.. St
CONRAD ! CONRAD! CONRAD!
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
; : While it is true I have been chosen the President of the Lords
ana State Lottery Company, vice M. A. DAUPHIN, deceased, I still
retain the Presidency of the Gulf Coast Ice and Manufacturing
Company, so all proposals for supplies, machinery, etc- a3 well as
all other business communications should be addressed to me hare
as heretof ore.
PAUL CONRAD,
mr —— v. -___ •_«_•__[ ■.■■ "
Lack B * MS »***• |g£a ._. . v New Orleans, lata '
****~~~~ , ~~~~~~~~~~~*~*****^*a^*aaM-B-Mw*«iß_i«_iwaa__aa_wrM_Bi
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mnsoß
(I'NOOIIPOK VTBD).
THE LEADMG FURRIERS,
BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT BUSINESS AT
their Immense and m.giiificent store has in-
creased to so great an extent that tbev nave found
lt absolutely necessary to establish a number of
SPECIAL DEP.4RTMESTS
In order to properly accommodate the constantly
Increasing crowds of cast-mere visiting them dally. '
; They show a full and '
Complete Assortment of Everything in the Fur Line,
i And buyers can have no trouble in finding; last
: what they want.
€>n__r
Extra Ind»ft-mrßt. for the Holidays it
ALASKA SKALSKIJf,
KU.-sSIAN SABLE, MARTEN,
MINK, PKKSIAN LAMB,
KBIMMIiR AND ASTRAKHAN
GARMENTS OF EXCLUSIVE -DESIGN-
ALSO SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN
CAPES, BOAS, "KECK SCARFS, MUFFS
FIR MELTIKOF ALL M&S.
Extra Sale of Children's Fur Sets,
Consisting af Muff and Boa. at $1 upward.
A handsomely illustrated catalogue of Sealskins
and other garments will be mailed to any addres •
free ou application.
H. LIEBES I COMPANY
(INCORPORATED),
; 133, 135, 137, 139 Post Street
The? Most Extensive For House in the World.
OPEN BVi.MXGS,
no2l MoWeFr tf
I CONSTANT
—REMINDER "*£
GIVE A PRETTY
PICTURE AS A
CHRISTMAS GIFT!
IT HANGS ON THE WALL
AND REHINDS EVERY ONE OP THE x
GENEROUS DONOR.
Hundreds of Pretty Subjects in the Daintiest ol
Frames at /lost Moderate Cost.
SANBORN, VAIL & CO.,
74«"745 Market Street.
del. 23 it
Joe Foheim, The Tailor
-Jakes the jM" Suit*: ___\.
T ■*• UeUw t\r?yp
1.-1 «*«_- _L_T order
D_st nt tin _*e*3*«_. . ' * **.
clothes in tW^im FTOIB $18.
Slaieat2s v |!iJS PantS
per cant less >*!^P From S5
uiaa aay
other boose ___? I Eale3 for self -
,***** V ' 1 raeaaui-meat
OQ tfc-> if X aDd Samples • I*.~ .
n ta c. - 6stF\^. fLZ tool free ta any
Fffiific CO2St \^J M address.
28-lonf^oerjSt., 731 Bartet St
1110 and 111- Market St. S_n Fr__d3«.
se!Btf Sn_le*We J
It Will Pay
To take Frinticg Orders to i
Bacon & Company,
N. W. corner Clay and .ansom. Sts.
no*. Mows Pr7P tf ' »*--
, . __ . . _
*> __BfflST*'?*P aYs VABU^E ? S**r-*Tt
m __4_»**"i''_\ ttxo st.*oincii. lirer aaifboweU, porifj »
* /<J*o_"_* i___Eßl i > c blood. are sate And effectual . *•
* i&Jv^'KiJ'-'^J * >e! '4 Im -,l!..iu.kiK>--uforl.it_-_sne«sf .
_ I **C* _x^r As/ .'.in.Ntiiuetl.Hi. dysjienx-'iii. foul breath. *
2mm\mmf£\\Vy b-suia-lv*, heartburn. lons of ap_-*-f
m^smmm^mr'^ **•*"• mental deprei-sioa, painful di-'
J *£_v irtwti. .o.pinipK**. fallow coenplt vit*n. I
_ w^ tired feelinir, and ererr difl-vte re- 5
. tmlt-Dir from impure blood, or a failure by the stom-Z
nch. 11-er or intcs>tin. i> to perf orra their proper fun s
« tions. Persons to orer s_ ting- i— benefited b. j
a taking on- after each meal. For sue by I>rug-g_a«. | '
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