THE SOCIAL WORLD.

A IJich Fcrpcnst of Wedded Bliss

for the Near Future.

Son:* decent Society Doings— A Military

Weddirg The Spanish Banquet-Parties\u25a0 J to Take Place

—Notes.

1 The wain topic In society at present. Is the

\ number of InleieaiiPS Iosl- Lenten weddings,

\ alid ilie prospect* of tnt<it#i; n.ent at many hos-

[ filial residence*. lie uacfcelois are bent on

idcinc their »haie In acknowledging countlessV'ridiit?ses during the season at the hand? of the

\u25a0 Mutle, "Hie heavenly maid," will lend

ler aid to banish' dullness, no less than lliree

amateur operas being In preparation, besides a

musical lair. This week we are to have the\u25a0 much-ant •\u25a0Fot-pouirl," a bal pare and

srveial private reunions,

The offices at the l'ie»ldio will civ." a large re-ception mere on Tuesday evening, the 7tli piox.

lira. H. M. A. Miller will give a matinee tea at•• her residence, 1131 Tine stieet, on Satuiday,

tin- '..'Stii in«t.

The Critic Club, a literary association whichbasbeeu in existence InSacramento about fouryt.H-, lias letolved to cue one evening to phys-

ical nturlsliinent ;.nd poslpiauuial r taxation,

aid will aceoifllUEly give In first club supperat itie French &itautaut cv Wednesday even-ing next.

A concert will be given on Wednesday evening

next at Ine ie>idtr.ce of Mr«. William J.Younger, 1414 California street, for tie benefitof ilie in.idi «nd Splint Fund ol the Cblldien'sHotpital. The piigi.inin.e willbe amost excel-lent one, comprising selections by Mrs. Car-mlcliael-Cair, Mr. Slp,n>und Beel, Miss GertiudeAnd, Mr. Coinelins O'Sullivau, the CeciliaChoir, led l>v Mrs. Can. and others, lltketswillnot be for sale at the residence, but only atDoxey's book-store.IIc Dnal ball tt the Friday NlJtht Club, which

take- place two weeks from n< xt Friday, willbe.Idtome ways, Hit most notable olthe series. Itis always doubtful wtieilier the club willsurviveuntil next (all, and It iidcsiitd to unite In abrilliant cloMup meeting.

Mrs. senator l>..:t;ie Eave a dinner party at theGold v tag c Hotel, Sacrainenlo, last Fild.iyevening 'lliose pir>er,i were Mr.and Mrs. ft.£. 1Untie Mr. mid Mrs. W. Irelao, Messrs. W.C. Balslon, M. 11. de Voting. M' ' Bylugtou.Mi» Beck man Messrs. K. Hamilton, A.L. Law-rence, J. E. Schroder and Ceo, Uazelion.

The illilie Ladled Aid Society will dye anotable eutertMiiujeul «t the Grand OpelaHouseon Fimay c\enine tli? 17th |rox.

A pleasßut card patty was oiganlzed on Satur-day evening alike Bella Vista toieieliraie Mrs.lfolu y Sialalne's Dlnnday aunlver.-aiy. lvresponse to Invitations issued by Miss LilileBm>li about ihlity persons met inMis. UelenMatbei's rooms and tlp-loeddownstairs to Mrs.Kialdli.g's parlor, each beaiing a tiibute olfiuwei*,with wblcn every available place wassoon ciowued. The all.in was ad llebtlul sur-prise to Mis. Spaldlng, v.ho received ivadultionmany handsome presents, Includinga large cual-port china and ormolu j.udluiere, the gift of alew ialiniale Iilends.

Mis. Slu-es Hopkins gave a dellghtfuMuncli-paity at her residence last Thursday, eniei-

Ulned fifieen Indies. The table was beautifully

decorated with basket of pink roses nd\u25a0 m Wen hair ems, and ihemenu was elaborate.

On the evenlnp ifThui-<la> next, at liei ncineon Kast Foiiiteeuth street, Oakland, Ailss Ciiaceliilboin willgive a inusic.ile.

&an 1\u25a0:...., >co Parlor, No. 40, N. S. G. W.held a hith jak- at BrrsaglleiiHall on Fridayeveiiini;. when an enjoyable time was h.id.

The tbell Rudely extended to Mr. aud Mrs.H.M.Stanley an invitation, but they fell comp-

elled reluctantly to decline It.•\u25a0The Bachelors," au oi(;anizition of forty

young men, will give iball at i'loneer Hall onibe -Milprox.

The laaicsuf {lieElsniere Club willhold a social%x llie residence ot Mrs. Hohleld, 3040 Howardttieet, on Saturday eveuluc next.

\u25a0 Mr.Boueit Mitchell in his marvelous lmper-\u25a0 souailon of a Chinese pilm.idonna willbe one of

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tl>e chief attractions at Hiegraud entertainmentto be civeu by the ladies of Dr. Mackenzie'sctiuicb me evculi.gs of Friday ai.d Saturdaynexi.attlie residt-uce of Mr. aDd Mrs. A. VN.

:-Sr. v. Teriacotta colored programmes willfaintly foiecast the wonders to ba oUeied onthese two occa*ioiis.

Miss L. li.Mnipson willgive a tea at her resldeuce. I'f-.iIrlegiapb avenue, O.iki.iuJ, onTuesday evening, the 31st Hiit.

r«-uit-jit Notes.The encaeemeui of Mr.Robert Oxnard, a son

of the wealthy sucar reliner of New York,audills.Nellie Pinto, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. J.B. btetton, is Buucunced. Xbe weadiug la settor Api11.

Thc widdlnßol Mlrs Nellie Corbltt, daughterof Mr. William Coibitt of San Maleo, and Mr.Frederlckß. Moody, ion of Mr.and Mrs. J. L

Moody ot tillscity will ;.i-c place Thursday uoou,April2d, at TrinityCburch. Miss Eda Moody,

sister, willbe the maid it honor. Miss Jennielinker. MUs Emelle linger, Miss MaryEyreand Miss Marlea y or FouiHUd, Oregon, will bethe bitdeMnaids, Mr. Charles C. Tlioiu willact asbest man, and tlie uslie.sw::l be Mr. E. L.Eosuul, Mi.Kobei C. liolton, .George Veini'iiGray ami .Mr.E. V. Judo of Hartford, Conn.Arecep; mil altci ward be held at !tie l'alaceHotel.

Mr. Fiederlck 11. Beaver, son of Mr. and Mr«.George W. Heaver "i tin? city, will be marriedto '\u25a0 l»s Florence Pie ice, aai.fcl.tei of )i. JamesF. fierce nf B uu ( iaia, on Wednesday uoon.Aim. Bib,Inllie Tie byteilan Chinch at SantaL!ai». Miss i;:ac- I'ieice milbe maid of honor,ana Miss I

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"--;'1 Booker, Miss Mamie Reynoldsand Mijs Leila C:moil willact a- bildesmalds.Mi.irank U. Madi-ou milbe the. lie^i man, andHie uslieis will cmnpiise Messis. George VeruouGray, (ienrge 11. Lent, W. L;. Ueatb, H.U Wil-son. Af;er ibe cnuicti festival another wed-ding Mill le celebiaied— that of Miss AnnieI'irice in Mr.Frank 1). Goodline uf Cincinnati.at 11.c Fierce residence. Mi»s Kittle Fierce willact as maid of bonor, aud a double leception Willfollow. Ml.and Mrs. Beaver will ieM(le In thiscity,at thii 11. aver r sldence on Taylor street,aufmg the absence of the I.niiily.

Mi-- Jessie Sherwood, daughter ol Mr. and\u25a0is. Eugrne Sherwood of this city, willbe mar-ried m May to Mr.W. 11. Rice Cooke of Kuglaud,

• . who leceuTly arrived heie ati'r an absence;• abroad of luree years, lie weduiug liip will-

comprise a ye*i'a tour of Europe, aud ItIs not;;improbable mat the young couple willmake this

\u25a0;' cilj tlteir lpimaucnl home. -"~

The wedblug of Hi. Beverly McMonnqle and. . Miss Corbiit Is set for the middle of April,and a"- *

Ufurul l.uiope win follow,.' .The eui;j^eiiieiit is aDnouuced of Hiss Mary.

.". daughter of Mr.M.C. Kills of Lawrence, to Mi.''.' tli.ii E.T. Uialiaiu Jr. ol .-an L'nmclßCO, The• . -wedding will take place at the lealdeiice of the;'bride's parents un Tuesday, April14th.

\u25a0 lie marrtaee of Miss Tome Uaudmann andMr. Percy Kuihwell will take place on me lZf.lt

\u25a0 of -May.-' \u25a0\u25a0 The wedding of Miss Lizzie VcCormiek andMr. Frank M.i bicu is auauged to lake placeearly lvApril.. '• The engagement of Miss Annie Cohen of

1 Kansas City, Mo., to Mr. Julius Ciumbiuer of.. Slieator, In., was formally celebrated at the iesi-uenc

-of the bride's parents lv Kiiusas City on

mo nit.Mi. A. T. Dresser and Miss Ethel Allison will

be untied in tnarrl^e at lhe iie-bjt Church\u25a0 in Walaonvllle next Wednesday.

The marriage of Mr. Sol Kosenbaum and MissBi-lle I.az.insky willtake place on Apill1":Ij,at407 Devlsadeio stie't.

The eugaecnient is announced of MIS9IlosieStern, sister of Mis. A. 11. Crane, of Elo \ i-ta,anil Mr.Samuel Harsher of Gildley. The wedditiK will lake place ivM iv.•The engagement is aunounced of Mr. Joseph

McCleulgeu to Miss Josephine Adams.An Interesting bit of news lo mauy people Is

the r-poiled engagement of Mi-s Kalbe:iueWillard to Or. l-'iauk Hottome of N w York.Miss WHlaid, a niece of Miss Frances Willard.Has visited several times at the White House In.Washington and made many Mends there. Dr.

tome Is a ton ot Mrs. » argaret boltoine,President of the King's Daughters.

The Spaldlne Luncheon.An elaborate ladies' luncheon was given by

Mrs. Volney ftpaldlng on Saturday, at the HotelBella Vista, lv houor of Mrs. Colonel Eddy ofWashington, D. C, and Mrs. Harry Kecd.

Covers were laid tor fourteen amid a pictur-esque besprinkling of snowy cherry blossomsand three shades of violets. The I'arma, the En-i;:i«li and the Marie Louise were tbe principalvarieties of the modest flower represented, andthey lay scattered over the cloth lv artistic dis-order, happily relieving the ilch branches ofa llcate flintblossoms. A handsome lamp withyellow chades occupied the central space, andtissue shades ol the t>a>»e mellowiui;hue coveredthe gas i.'i.-lies. Asumptuous menu was seivedand the ladles afterward enjoyed a little musiciv tie parlor*, it was all-.i0 o'clock before theguests departed.

lhos« present were: Mrs. Colonel Eddy, Mrs.*Harry lie?-d. Mrs. li.F. bneiwood, Mis. Koniual-do I'achecho, Mrs. Theiesa Fair, Mis. J. D. Fry,Mis. Adam Giant, Mrs. H-niy Welherbee, Mrs.W. 11. Smith, Mrs. M,ll.de Young, Mrs. Theo-dore F. Tracy, Mrs. Helen Mather, Mrs. J. 1).Bedding and Mrs. Volney >p;i.d:.i:;.

A Military'Wedding in Arizona.A happy social event, and one of much Interest

to friends Inthis city aud Oakland, took place atFort Hoacbuca, Ariz., ou the 4tn lust. The postbad long been In a flute of expectancy regard-tog the approaching nuptials nl Miss Scolt audLieuleuaut Frank 11. Albright,U. S. A.

The bride Is a daughter of Chaplain and Mrs.Wuneld Scott, who will be pleasamly remem-ber.d by hosts of friends who knew them whenthe foimer was chaplain at Angel Island andBlack Point during;General Howard's command.Their sojuurii line was specially marked by themairiage at Angel Island of a daughter now re-siding inOakland. The tui', a petite blonde,ne»-r looked fairer than on this eventful day lvHer wcddlnz-robe ornamented with diamonds,the giltof the groom. The latter Is of the classof 1887, and is highlyesteemed by bis numeroustileuds.

At the appointed hour In the evening theguests assembled at the quailersof Chaplain andMis. Wiulield Scott. The hall and double par-lor» were exquisitely decoialed wltn tings, KOns,ttuiieilngribbons and blossoms, bewiidciluglyarranged. Hit mantel was uuhjuf. At the topwas festooned a dag, from which were pendant,Incuive lines, ropes of green, interspersed withflowers, the whole forming a shield, In the centerof which was a floral

':>," emblematic of the

(room's regiment, Hie tear parlor where -thechaplain, the father of the bride, stood to tie theloving knot, was Indeed a bower. The wholecell up was festooned with dowers, from Ibe cen-ter of which hung a bridal bell ot white lilacsaud loses, wtouxlilby Ibe dainty flugers of Mrs.Lieutenant I.ochildge, the tout ensemble form-Ingan impiesslve aud beautiful picture.

The approach of the bridal party was the sig-nal for a Lush In tbe buzz of expectancy. Thechaplain, under a canopy. of flags aud dowers,Hood at the Improvised altar, flanked on eachside by nullinglaces. The bride on the arm ofthe groom advanced between the lines to the

\ illar. Miss Florence Scott, sister of the bride,. \u25a0\u25a0 -id Miss Hei'tlia Kawolle, assisted by Miss (ioi-

: \u25a0V».«*«iu:.y opening the fiatei ol rlbbou tor

them toraw. The bride and groom knelt on thePile dleu, which was embroidered satin gar-landed with bios«om«. The ceremony was very

limuesslTe and the responses were distinct andnun. it was Indeed an ideal house wedding, asource of as great pleasure and pride to thefrleiiUsoftbe bride and groom as to their parents.After congratulations tin) small tables wereplaced around and refreshments served. Thepie-ents were numerous amibeautiful, aud weredisplayed in th \u25a0 chaplain's study.

As the bride and groom left the house theyweie showered with rice mid old slippers.

The bride's giand parent", unwaid of 80 year*old and ibe seven sisters of the chaplain. Whocould ma be preterit, were repiesented in a Ur^eiholograph hung In the room to the left of thebiiiiP Mrs. E. Flint, Ilie bride's sister, wasnieveulod from beiiiK present on account ofmeflood. Her photograph occupied a prominent

Amone those present were: Chaplain »nd Mrs.sen t Colonel aud Mrs. Uordnu, Major and Mis.U.itleity, Miss KieKlcls. Mrs. Lee, Miss Lee,

Contain and Mrs. Fowler. Captain Itawolle,Captain and Mrs. Kcgan, Mfs. Sargent. CaptainBaldwin, Lieutenant Anderson, Lieutenant andMrs. Lochrldge. Dr.Eberl. Miss Loetntdge, MissO'Couuell, Miss luwulie. Master Fowler, MasterKer.'ui and otheis.

The Bornal Heights School Party.

The pupils of Kernal Heights School ipeal avery pleasant afternoon last Friday when itioprincipal, Miss Keating, assisted; by fie teach-ers, gave the children an ice-cieain party, -Itwas thoroughly enjoyed by every member of lheschool, lhe eighth erado of the South hiidSchool weie Invited uesis.

Tueßernal Helens Garden Circle, a societycomposed of the school children, under the di-rection of Miss Ange ltlchaidson, the President,look charge of the literary programme, whichcounted of soiil's, dialogues and leeltailou-.Tlie books odeied by Miss llaydon as iev\aidswere ..warded to Majrgle Cuunelly, Henna Jan-&en and Annie Byrnes.

At the close »i lie programme the classes as-sembled lv their own rooms aud weie eeived toIce-cream and cake.

The Zollerbiicli-Barncli Wedding",

A Joyous wedding took place last evening atSt. George's Hall,Hie principals being Mr.lsidorZelleruacli of Zeilerbach Bros., Hie paper House.Dud Miss Jennie Baruch, daughter of Mr.andMrs. Barueli of Nevada City.

Tlie ceremony took place at 6 o'clock and wasperformed by ilia Key. W. B. Levy of Oakland.The bride win attended by Miss Flora Millerand the pioom by Mr.J. Zellerbtch, tlie groupsurrounding "ie happy pair Hiibiacing iiibbride's mother and bioihers, who came down(loin Nevada Cn> to be present, the Misses Etta,Mai i and P.eekiG Joseph, llie Misses Heckleand Mary Meyer; Messrs. J. tiouainan. rumpJackson ana Ilie near relatives.

Congratulations followed and an elaboratesapper was shortly afterward seived by Cuaiu,whereat many telegrams of a congratulatoryinline weie opened and speeches made by ttev.W. s Levy Mr. M. Burucli, Mr.Charles Alleu-berg, Mr. J. Miller, Mr.A. Joben and Mr.1.Levingstun, master of ceieiuotiles. lMuClugHas alt- rward enjoyed till..tier midnight.

Mr. and Mrs. Zelleibacu, whose presents werevery numerous aud elegant, will ie<ide at 1013Webster stieet.The S|>:iiii»li Benevolent Society Banquet.

A veiy enjoyable banquet was Riven lastevening m Ruby Hall, Ked Men's Kuildlnß, by

Ibe Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, inliouorof Ine eommllti es of the late Spanish carnival.

Mr. I'lAiik1.. Noriega luesided, and, uflei tliediscussion of an elaborate menu, the assembled

iweie favored wllli Bouie eloquent toasts,Mr.Noilega touched on tlie origin and purposeol ihe society, complltnenied Ibe coiunmiees inwhose honoi ibe bauquel was jjiveu upon Uielrv,o:K, and cuugratulated the members on the

succ. ss iii!Hlued by the society. Other toasts,befoie ihe merry pariy broke up, weie "OurtiuesiK." '• 1he. L.itlios

"aud •'IDe future of the

Society."Among the ciie«is weie: Messrs. hi.ink L.

Noiieca. J. Cliiuda. Janu N.va, Aug l',iw, Jo9oAillbioslo,S. Anl laga, Tbouias Lodge, JamesAlexander, W. Bowes, Fied A. Niiipert, F. It.lioogues, n. J. Sheehan, Euceue E. Sciallero,Joliu Poweis, Man.vi! Aijo. Simon (iHiiley,J. r".McUeoliuli, Jobu McUrfKei", J. J. r'aijo, ,10-e A.Uaiclo, Kobcrt ii F. k.ips em, Jo»a Alanso,M.i.i.is Uuzinao, A. lijd.i. Jo:.i:E. Mannix Jr.,(mo J. 11. Johnson, Jobu Kelliy. 11. l-uelatider,lernanda Loulza, X. J. Mitchel, MariaulLoiza, Charles Ureen, E. VTbarra, Manaul liutz,M. Uaida, 11. Mctiowu, 11. A. Luudatn m,G. Costa. J. Pouy.il. M. I,'heua. G.li.BurhUardLHeiberl r*.tbry, N. Pendergasi, F. ii.KtKei:, 11.Hey man. A. C. Hiuuinnhaiu. (i. Lawrence, W.E. Muipny, Louis Loaizi,K. U.Koacb, IJ. liolen,A.B.Ureen v...i. Zeluer, ttlcbard Mi-Cie.idlr,A. Goodman, 1-. Gnffliie, ii. L. Miner, K. i>.Murphy,J. J. Crowe, S. King. J. H. Kanken. W.Jammlson, \V. 1. ciuun.^. L. L. Zuider, H.Mouaban.

Parties to Takr I'lacc.Invitations willbe issued shortly oy the N B.

L. K.No. 10, lor a full-dress receplb)u at Luut'sHall, to take place ou Friday evening, April

the 1711).The Freshman class of the U. C, will give a

glee at Union-Square Hall, on the Oth pros.The members of Sin Iraiiclsco Council, No. 7,

Young Men's Institute, are preparing a Brie liter-ary entertainment and dance, to lake pUce atOdd Fellows' Hall next month.

'ilie third parly of the Corouad.os willbe i;Ivenat Uuion-sfiuare Hall, on Weduesday eveutug,

Alia l."'.h.Young Ladles' Institute No. 14, will eve a

first-class entertainment, to be followed bydancing, on llie 301 inst., Faster Monday even-lut,:itLlkhi square Hall, -5-1 i*o>t stieet.

Miueiva Parlor, No. 2. Native Daughters oftho Golden West, willRive their fourth anniver-sary ball al Uulou-s<iu;tia Hall on Wednesdayevening, '.he Ist prox.

The Oilaiidn Literary and Socl;il Club willgiveits tlind annual evening-dress bail at Union-square Hall on Friday evening, May Ist.

The Sheridan Dramatic Club will produce llieemotional drama, "A Celebrated Case," at Saia-toga Hall,on Friday rvening, April3d, With auexcellent cast ol characters.

The Nyulias willreceive their guests on Tues-day evemujr, the ;iis: in-t.. at Odd Fellows' Hull.liiis willbe the second hop of this young club,and an enjoyable evening is anticipated.

Bay City Parlor, No. 104, S. S. i,.W., has Is-sued InviiatioiH for its fourth anniversary ball atOdd Fellows' Hallon the 14lh prox.

The Kola Club wishes toannounce that It Ismaking great preparations furIts tli»t anniver-sary ball, at Teulouia Hall, ou batui day even-niug, April251U.

Excelsior Circle, No. 2, C. O. I"., willhod theirslxth|anuiversary entertainment anu bail at li'uaib'riiliHail mi April111li.

A full dress reception will be given by themembers of the City Guard, Company 11, FirstInfantry Regiment, N. G. C,Captain IrvingIS.Cook commanding, on:no Oth ox.

The Clover Club have Issued invitations forllielr iiceMlon to be he at Union-Square Hallon the :.d prox. Only a limited number are out.

The Young Men's Hebrew ilon purlin pnzemasque ball willtake place at Odd Fellow*' HallSunday evening next, Prizes ou exhibition atKami's shoe-store.

A pleasant affilr of this season will be thepurim ball given by tlie smart Lodge on Sundaynext at B'liitib'rlliiHall.

The Excelsior Club will give an entertainmenttonionuw cv. hint at living Hall, wlieu thecomedy "U'Calhighati, the liibiiFaker," willbeone of the attractions.

A bon-bon paity willbe given by the ladles ofTurn Verelu Voiwails on Stiuday evening at310 O'Fanell street.

Court Defiance, No. 7">40, A.O. F. of A., willglv>-a social at Mozart Hall,1358 Market slieet,onThursday evening next.

California Lodge, Mo. 113, Sons of Benjamin,willLive a I'uiiiiuiball on Sunday next.

Templar Kclekah Lodge will hold an openmeeting ou Saturday uext. A line piogiauimewillbe followed by dancing.

The puulliof Auder<<on's Academy will enter-lam their fueuds next Saturday evening atUit.'ir ball, coiner Seventeenth and Noe stiects.

A rainbow party will bo given u.xt Fridayevi-iilnj:at IrvingHall.

The Western Addition Literary and SocialClub will give their March eiiteilain anddance next Wednesday evening. Miss iininawillsing, and the comedy 'Out Off With a bull-hug" willbe pisseiued.

Society Personals.Mr. and Mrs. Edward S ailes will remain Id

this cl y 111lnext May.Mr. and Mrs. B-Diyol MayOeld h^ve left for

a triparound tbe world, to i>« uone llveyeaia.They \ve;e accouipanled by Mr. l-iauk A. Aiher-lon of Menln I'.itk, and left on lite City ol New\.>i*. by way ol ilie Isthmus and Panama torNew York, i'henca llieyivilljouiuey to Havre,iaris and \ leuna, at which latter place they willremain lor a wliile,mid plan llieli route for theie-l of Ilie trip.

Mr.Ihar;es K. Hoag Is registered at Ihe HolelPleaMUitoD.

Mrs. Webster .);>:il'S and Mi^« Jearile Ilnbb",who liavo been at Coionado Beaoli, IfidouduKeacli and Santa Bailwr* tor social weeks,retumeil 10 'he city on PrKtay.

Mis. E. I>. Crocker, who is now InNew York.accompanied by Mr. and Hn, 11. M.UIIIIr,de-part hi a few days for i'loiid;i, where they willremain lot some tune, leaving ihe>e to sail to;Europe, wlieie they will probably spend thesummer.

Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Earl are enjoying a visitat Kedoudo Beach.

Ml*s.Jennie Blair and Mrs. McCollum, of Men-doclno. are pasatug a lew weeks at ItedoudoBeach.

Colonel A. G. Nicholson, V. S. A., has arrivedfrom Washington, D.C, on a visit, aud Is at theI'alace Hotel.

Miijm-UeiicralKnonlesof London Is stoppingat the I'leaiaiituu.

Captain Matthew Maikland, First infantry,U. S. A., Lieutenant F. 8. Bice, First Aitillery.U. S. A., and Lieutenant Mauey, Fiftli Artil-lery. U. S. A.,have been reined because of Inca-pacity for active service. sSuveral promotionswillresult from this.

Baton and Baronesa J. li.yon Rchroeder andfamily willclose up their ltincoii Hill residenceApril1-t and bo lo lhe Hotel Kafael, where theywill spend tiie Minimer mouths.

Mr. W. i.Hicks Is lieie fiom l.os Angeles ona visit to hi" iii"iHer, Mrs. John b. flayer, at lheOccidental Hotel.

Mr. and .Mir.A. K. He.id and Miss AinnHeadleave for Balila Barbara at an early date, wueiethey willspend several mouths.

Alt.George Vcinon Gray Las gone on a busi-ness mi' lo Los Ahgelea.

.Mr. lleim.inu Oeirlcht, nee Fair, upon her re-turn fiom huro.e In June will come immedi-ately to this Coast, wh-re she will spend thesummer with her mother at Ibe Hotel del Monte.

Mis. and Miss Judd of Honolulu are stoppingat the Bella Vl»la. The late Mr. Judd wasChamber Jain to King K;ir.iK:iua.

Mr.Henry T. Scott has returned fromhis East-ern tilp.

Mrs. McMullin and Miss Marguerite Wallaceleave this week for a visit to ihe liutel del Coro-nado.

Mayor. W. R. Grace of New York and bisdaughter, Miss Urace, aie vlsillucSouthern Cali-fornia.

MUs Evelyn Aullor Sacramento Is the guest ofDr. and Mrs. Dudley of Whlttier. ,

Mr.L. Itacuulilat tins been visiting Mr.CharlesDctoy oiMountain View.

Mr. W. N. Cowles and Mr.W. M.Oatbout areat Han LulsOnlspo. -

Juilire and Mis. Jenks have returned home toSin Diego after a pleasant visit to Mrs. John D.Yost of this city.

It v. E. E. ilale will arrive In this city nextFriday.

Mrs. L.B. Mlzner spent Thursday In li nicia.vlsltlns her sou, Mr. Lauslug Mi/ncr, whoisCDUtlued ivins loom with rheumatism.

Mr. Alfred ii.Ford is expecting the early ar-rivalof his father, Mr, Ford of London, on ibisCoast. The senior gentleman will be accom-panied by a brother of Mr. Kur<l, and both visi-tors will be enertalnedai his residence, I^2oBroadway, uuiiu« their (laytv tills city.

TUB EVENING COMETH.

The daylight fades upon the hills;Soft pre the shades mac follow,

»Btllug into the sheltering wood.Fillngr the lovely hollow:

Brooding our earth with silence blest,Peace and ruse, O, peace and rest!

The white, white llabt, the far-flunglightThat niled mv lifted vision.

That lay upon the midday land. .That lit the hills Klyslan!

O, inornine gleam !O, noontide clow!The sun la set. the day Is low.

Bush heart, and longnot! So It Is,'tis best.What matter it the strong, wide-reaching dayHe long cr shortIThe evening comes alvrayl

The rviiliichushed anil eo.:l and blest,

lie still,O, heart, be still and rest.—Aurlliiturher ivWashington Post.

A CLOSE CALL.The day of the trial arrived. KarlStrutt-

rpu had given up all hope of being saved,

for the evidence was all against him. Itwas known that he had quarreled with Msfather the nieht telore the murder, andthat cne of his cuff-buttons had been dis-

covered in the (lead mail's bed.But the girl lie loved never deseited him

for a moment, and in disguise had sought

Inch and low to find tlie real murderer.Such was Isabel Vane, the woman lie hopedto marry.

The defense was feeble, though more thanone spoke kindly ol Karl, and especially ofhis fondness for his old father, but nothingpositive was brought out until the name ofIr-abel Vane was called.

The old Judge startled and looked aston-ished as his daughter came, forward andtook her place on t*e witness-stand. Shewas very pale, but calm, a wonderful calm,more intense than creat excitement, as theprisoner felt and understood."

Poor child, what can she know to helpme? Site viillonly bring censure upon her-sell."

"Will you please stale to the court, MissVane, what you know in regard to this-vast*..

The dark eyes of the girl were raised foran instant to the jury, then pleadingly toher father, and her voice a trifle raised,clear ami distinct, answered:"Iknow that Carl btruttgen has been

falsely accused and that the whole affair isa plct to ruin him by his cousin, GeorgeStrutUren, aud Jennie. Smith, the house-maid."

A murmur ran over the crowded court-room. The old Judge looked at his daughterin consternation.

"1know this and am prepared toprove it."George Struttgen regarded the girl in a

startled manner ami his nervousness in-creased as he found himself between two

-known detectives.Stinoon rose lor the defendant."Ifyour Honor please, we are prepared

to confirm the lady's words.""George Struttgen," continued the wit-

ness,' '"has been gambling more heavilythan ever Karl did and using Iliaemploy-er's money. On the evening of the IWd helost over S'IOOO at"—

"How do you kuow this; were you pres-ent V"

A slight ripple followed this question, butthe autwer was whollyunexpected.

"Yes; Iwas present. Iknow what Istate to be facts; others will confirm mywords also. 1 went to the gambling-hall indisguise, purposely to follow George Strutt-geu. Ikept close to his side, saw him latermeet his accomplice, Jennie Smith, audheard much concerning the murder."

At this point the counsel for the defenseordered that George ibtruttgen and JennieSmith be placed under arrest.

"From their conversation Ilearned thatthe sleeve-button had been procured byJennie and placed in her master's bed— thesleeve-button belonging to Karl Struttgenthat was found and produced here as evi-dence of his guilt."

Even the old Judge bent forward andlistened eagerly to her words; the wholecourt-room was full of almost breathlesslisteners.

"The murder was committed by GeorgeStrultsen, and not Karl, as he acknowl-

edged in my presence lohis accomplice, al-though he «a not aware ofmy close prox-

imity."Oilier witnesses were called.George's gambling debts and losses were

proved conclusively, and the terrified house-maid acknowledged all when closely ques-tioued.

George's reason for the murder was thegreat need of money, and he knew himselfto be generously remembered in the will;also a hidden motive that only Isabel Yanounderstood, namely, that he had discoveredher love for his wild cousin, aud his ownlove for herself. .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0-

Karl had listened inamazement and couldscarcely realize that he was ftee, andthat his Cousin Geurge had fallen into hisown net.

The old Judge grasped his hand and saidheartily:

"I'mrejoiced, my boy, at your good for-tune. Let us hope you will now beginanew.""

God helping me, Iwill,Judge."George was convicted, but eluded the

hangman by a duse of poison, but JennieSmith received ten years in the penitentiaryand served out seven ol them, when deathreleased her.

Earl did begin anew and succeeded won-derfully, aud in the staid business man, thedevoted husband aud lather, no one wouldthink of calling him now the black sheep ofthe family.—lJoston Globe.

SAVED IX TIME.

Three Chlldrpn Taken From Their Dc-•-i.itt "1 3lother.

C. B. Holbrook, Secietary of the Societyfor the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,returned from Colnra on Saturday niehthaving in charge the three minor childrenof Tbomas a:id iiary A. Jones of Orland,over whom he had beeu appointed guardianthat day by the Superior Court of ColusaCounty.

Some weeks ago the Secretary had beeninvited to take steps to secure the custodyof the children by tiie towns-people amiftitjwhom they lived. They alleged that theirfalhei had disappeared some time ago andhis whereabouts was entirely unknown;that, subsequently, the mother went to livea lifeof shame, and whan the authoritiesbroke up her establishment cohabited withthe keeper of a low saloon which tne chil-dren practically made their home. In thisileu of vice, a little while ago, the eldestgirl,a child of 13 years, was criminally as-saulted, for which otfeiise her assailant wassent to FoUoni for tan years by the SuperiorCourt.

On this and othrr Information furnishedby c.tizens Mr. Ilnlbrook liled his applica-tion for guardianship, and tiie matter wasbrought into court ou Monday last. Allolthe allegations were sustained by sworn tes-timony, but at the mother's request the fur-ther beaiing of tne case was postponed un-til Saturday. On that morning sliu ap-peared in court with the children and put ivher defense, but tiie court, holding thai thechildren were being trained in an immoralatmosphere, ordered the letters of guardian-ship to issue as prayed for.

The scene which f1 Unwed was an affect-ing oni1, for the woman, depraved as sin- i«,showed a strong affection iur the children,who had to be forcibly taken from bar.They are handsome and bright-looking littloones

—two girls, Nellie and Stella, ased 13

nnd 11 respectively, and Chester, a smartlittle fellow of 7. Great interest was man-ifested in their case by all the county offi-cials, win; oue and all reini lied the feeschargeable In the case.

The children have been placed tempora-rily with the Boys' and Girls' AidSociety.

COLD STATISTICS.Dr. J£aston*s Flock Listens to Figures on

H Variety of Subjects.George A. Moore, President of the Pacific

Mutual .Life Insurance Company, occupiedDr. Easton's pulpit at the Calvary Presby-terian Church last evening and read avoluminous statistical paper, covering atleast a dozen different subjects.

The de-.ultoriness of the document wassomewhat remarkable, the reader swingingin a not over methodical manner, from thenumber of deaths by famine since tbetime of Abraham to the number of saloonsin han Francisco.

Another bound was from the Dumber ofmen killed auriue the late war to the num-ber of persons committed to insane asylumsin the State of Maine for tho year endingDecember 31, 1890,

Mr. Moore's table also showed that 60,000men die annually from alcohol, and that the

umber of deaths from this) source aregreater than from war, pestilence autifamine combined.

At the conclusion of the lecture L- L.Abbott addressed the congregation on tem-perance, and strongly recommended theorganization of the Gospel TemperanceUnion for Calvary Church.

His views were ably indorsed by Dr.Easton, the

~pastor, and* a union was

organized with the following officers: Presi-dent, George C. Turner: Vice-I'residotit,Mrs. M. A. Armstrong; Secretary, W. It.Thomson; Treasurer, Benjamin Komaino.

Another Flood Feared.Pjicenix (Ariz.), March 15.— Warm rains

in the mountains the last few days havemelted the snow, which laydeep up onthem,and another rise iv tho river is expected.The channels are clear, however, and nodamage can bo done.

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Deprived of Her Children.Cor.TJSA, March 15.— 1n the Superior Court

•yesterday Mr. Holbrook, Secretary ol tbeSociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children, asked fur the custody of the threechildren of Mrs. 11. A. Jones of Orland.fie showed in his testimony that tier reputa-tion was had, and Unit, she associated withwomen ot depraved character, allowing herchildren to run at lar.ze. The girls are 9 and13, and the boy 7 years of ace. Toe courtgave the children to the society.

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Abraham Clark's Will.NAPA, Marcli 15. -Tlie willof Abraham

Clark tins been Died for iirouate here. Tbeestnte is valued at ?'itill,(XX),and consists of0000 acres of land and tlio tiupruvnnents audstock on tho same. Jin bad provided for-some of bis children prior to nla death bydividing tracts of land which be owned.Tho estate which is left is divided betweeuliis wife and three of his children— Kueben,Alt'ii/o,Mrs. Alice McKenzie.

Hot a Greenwood Murderer.Colitra, March 15.— 0n the lOih of Feb-

ruary James I)nnc:in was found guilty of amisdemeanor at Williams and sentenced tosixty days' Imprisonment K. V. Allen ofArlnicklo visited the utisnnor anti tuouahtlinn tins slayer of Mrs. Greenwood. Mr.Greenwood arrived yesterday nnd said theprisoner was not the murderer of his wife.

Santa Rosa' 3 Street Bailroad3.Santa Kosa, March 15.

—H. J. Kossof this

city lias returned from Stockton, where hewent to investigate tho Ilnskin motor, andfntinil everything to his bHtsrHuiion. Anelegant motor und Car nre now being ninl«for tho Hontli tsido Street Kmllwhvuf thisciiy, which is tlie mm <Uim step luwnrd theoiieialioii of nil lines hcr<n\nd"r this uysteui.

Killed by Falling Downstairs.Baker CITY (Orpgnn), March 15.—A re-

port lias been received that W. J. Hughes,an old resident of Ma'.lietir County, waskilled at Yale by falling down a flight ofstairs in the Ucss Hotel, stiikiai; on hisbead and lace ami cutting his nose off.Deceased was a native of England aud aged03 years.

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Selvage, T11 Stelner, OscarSerena, MrsIsabella H Sielniuan. LauraBewail, llenry Stephen, lirJ IShaw: an. Mrs Nellie

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Sheehan, Kate T Stevens, BenShearer, Miss Judith Sterns. E PSheeny. charle Stevens, C LShcpbiird, Ann . Stevens, Helena J WSherman. Mnicl 'Stevens. X I.Shingle. Win Steven*, Mary ASborey, Julia A Stewart, ChasSllv-rt. F Stewart, Jane WSimon, M Stewart. Malcolm DSimmons, Atonzo R steckleaon. Miss MammlaSlminonds. Manna Starzlnser, AlbertSimpson. Cbus D Stett. Juo 11singleton, Rev IIR St.me, IIBlsaon, s l. Stone. MrsHelen ISka-is", Emma E Stone, N.iae MKkaucke, tifi) Stone, Wm JKkelly.Mais: .Strait *CadleSkinner. Grace E Strtb. JescheSmall. Frances Strehle. IIASmith, Mrs,

'Strehl. Philip

Smith. Andrew Streizel. ConradSmith. Miss Hell Strons, Mrs Sarah LSmith. Carrie M Strndwlek, S IISmith, Elizabeth E Btnrgaa, Mrs SusanSmith, Miss Emma Such, Frances L -'

S .Smith. F Sullivan, AnastaslaSmith,Mrs. Hattle Sullivan. HaulSmith, Howard Sullivan, MarySmith. John Sullivan, Miss" Minnie 0B mill. Joseph Sullivan. 11 illIvSmith, Mrs M. Swan, FredSmith, Frank Swan, Fred BSmith, May Swan, T 11Smith. Norman A Sweeney, John FSmith, Master Sam E Svenson, CSmith, Mrs M Switt. Wm IFSmith, Thomas L Symons, JohnTaft.Aiina Thornton, G HTavcruer, 11 W Thwaites, Miss JosleTuylor,Kmily Tlerney, ThomasTaylor. Mr Tier. Leon MTaylor, It w Tllleny,l.a.irusTaylor, EJw Tlman. James WTaylor, Wm Tltcumb, A CTaylor, WillII• Tims Frank TTellers, Lizzie B . Touipkius. Xcv HMTempleton. N W Tobin, Mrs M£Tciinant. Miss Emelle Townes.JKTennanl. Win Toome>, PatrickTen Kyck.Mrs R E Toole, John LTerwilllEer, OB Topplni;.AT

Tennyson, 1)D Tour,Mrs MilllssleTnake, Mrs s Townsend, C HThaiter. llortha Trlpp. DwljhtXThayer, Dr J W Trowbridce, C OThobold. W w Tnruln, i.iviThorn, Fleming D Turner, Cha« PThomas, Fred Turner, Mrs Jo AnnThomas, Fred S Tnitle,Mrs NellieThomas, Win li . Twltci.ell. EdwardThompson, Colin Tvvohey. Jos PThompson. Joseph Tyrr. 11, Mrs LingoThome, Mrs E J Tyler.Caroline U

Uimir. <;<•<>. are T lUnilerwood, C IIUnited stares Assay UfflcelUulon Copying Company

Vnl!. Freil O IVan Wormer, A AVulchestes, Konald P Velt,CarlVarnev, Mary C B Vierliorn,LouisVan Bares, Frederick F Vlii.iir.Harry PVandal), Ellzubeth A Virus,Miss RVandenboa, IIJ Voceisdorf, TbeoVan Halm, M C Voit[t.Chr HVan Doren, Christina IVooratii, ElizabethWn-1-1.-U. Mrs MB Wlielau, Ed JWachs, Nathan Whelm, Ignatius AWai hter. MrsJ Wbeatlteld, J HWaltes, John Whelton, AndrewWaidron.Wß White. AlonzoWaien F W White, Mrs Carrie 0Wafcott.CC White, Eliza JWanner, Caroline White. T I.Wagner, JO Whlitrr. Mrs C JWalker, Mrs Frank Whtteomb, Clement 0Walker, George E Whltmore. Edwin PWalker, Mrs Harriet Whltmarsh. Mrs ReglnaWalker, Miss Irene U Whlttlngton, Mrs NellieWass, Amelia M Whorton. Miss PhcbeWashburn. Fred B Wleeln. Mrs S BWall. Catherine Wild,JohnWard, Thomas Wiley, Caroline RWalthcr, Amanda Wiles, D WWalterman, Sarah X Williams, George BWall. George D Ilama, IWallace. MaryB Williams. Harriet AWallace, James Williams. J AnWallace, N8 Williams, J W

Wallace, Mrs \V Williams, MargaretWalin, AS Williams, WWalsh. Miss Fannie . Williamson, Mrs HarrietWalsh, Miss Nellie Wilson, James AWatson, h G Wilson, James M.Watson, J L Wilson, John CWatson. T J Wilson,MJWelsh. .lames Wmans. Sara AWelsh. Margaret J Wing, HMWelch, M.I Winsiow, WinWebb Safe and Lock Co Winston, Mrs FII

Webster, Jemima |W!slnu!z!ty. MrsH •,Webster. Mrs Saille J |Wolf,Gena

Weeks, W J J IWolfe, Miss Gertie \u25a0Weeks, Mrs 8 C Wolf,Reuben AWcatherby, Edward C Woods, Mrs AS \u0084Weatherby, Walter O Woods. Miss Katie J.f.Weeden, H Woods, R H i" aWest. Miss Kittle Woinmacf, Minns H AWelsrnann, Henry Woodward, Josenhlu.o ftWells, Frank J

-Wunlley, Mary J

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Wells, Laura it Wurdeu, Elizabeth AWen Hut. I'M Word-n, Miss

"A i

West, 11P P Worman. MargaritaWest, Alleck Wormuoltti. GeorgeWest. LL IWre'nn, MIXHelenWesuer. Jacob |Wright. Eliza JWesrerberz. E Wright, Henry OWcstboH. .1 W IWyiiian.Mrs G F-WhclaD, Mrs C J IWynn,Mrs .MartinWhelan. Delia1ii'iiini"',Win A IZarr», Carlo ZllUar,JZazzle. Pietro Zeleuco. JolmZivaded. W Zurlck, Miss KattiZemausSy, Jcsh IT

LETTRES tRANCAISES.liaqae. Bom Morel. Ed

mDolbos, Morn Aug ;Perron, J I!Voneux, Moua Pigeon, AngnstEatreu, Jos (Juenln. Ildefoncalloilln,Etienne 'ban. LeonLambiot, Gmtave Siniono, EdoardLliiiond,Plcrra

rom i.f.s DAMES.Bnuscal, Leonle iNoeueres, Martha «Grand Pierre. Emilia Oilva, We

Hourtane. .!M ll'ierard. Mrs Mar/Lefevre.Jeanette. Koirer, VveMaurice, Mine Fred iltere. CarrieMlnnier. .Mine Saraleaqne, Catrln*Morel,Mine E

I.ETTERE ITALIANS.Alcarde. o iNassano. GlotAmoroso, I'.nct Oddoi.e, Lunrllirarliiui,Chan Oneto, Andrealtael-alupe, Mcolftta onorrlo, Allesandrolicila'ntl. Ant Fedraltta. Constant*liocmovie, Mato Praia, EttoroCarbone, Lul Picchl, ZafllroC. rravloll. Alberto Ponza, MargherlteCassiano. Menato lucco. Angelo

-i.r \u25a0\u25a0•<;,-. Glus Klsl,(this

Dorsa. Pictro ;Rossi, i;:irtolo

Favar nl, I'let Rizzo, SteranomuziDl, net Rout, I.uljtlFerrari, C Saul. Pletro -«?' ,Ferrari. David Sehenone, And "^J. -Firnnzl. I»om Tuso, Slinone \Glussl, Gfuseppln* Vanuchl, RafaelLagoui.irst-if'. Caur.na v.i.tl. i> GMorettl. BattbiU Zampati, TranqulllOMarazzi, Camil!o i

CABTAS ESPA.VOI.A&.Alarlii.Manuel UmoiifS, ApolocleAp.trlois, Mautiel Lopez. ManCastro. Alejandro Mor.iu,NlcanorKs'.raila, Augustin Moreno. AlexQnardlela, Jose Banian y Eeyes, FellaItlesuu, Toinai Trlllauco, A

SEXORAS.Acosta, Anselma Qallardo, .\na«:.isl;»Aipguio, liua-riI;j[>e Gonaajee, Mag^ioBatre-J. Mercedes Lobos, CrlstlnaItlaneo, Enlalba Ortega, Esterlie ltomo,M a Ptnientel, VenturaDe Crabo. Hh.inena Salazar. XEscobar. Ajvina isiiva.Maria \u25a0' . -"

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uti..i.\ irryilrtwimfi

I Dates of Denirlur* From San fmneliiea^

I Departure or Aostraliaa sicaincr aepaadJ oil tuaEngi.sli 10-til-'. _

SU.N AND TII>K TAJBIiK.

I In Pacific Standard Time. Compute 1 Hr Titowl'lennknt. Ctiroiio.neter and In3tru:naat

Ma^er. IS M:iri-:tstreet.

I SHIPPING IVfKLI.IIiKNCK. • •

tor l.fih .v.»/<*"»i7 huriiimmea *"\u25a0 LiotiLiPaw.

Arrived. '.\u25a0SrsnAv. Mar 15. \u25a0

Stinr Laguna, Tarneberg, 18 hours from FortBrag?: lumber and piles, to Fort Bragg Lumber Co.

stinr National City," Koeni<. 21 hours from Hum-*boldi: 3(10 Mftlumber, to C A Hooper *Co.

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Slur Eureka, TrihUle,:l'';days from Port Town**end: coal, to Goodall. Perkins A Co.

stmr North Fork. Nielsen. Mhours from Eurekaipass and indse, to ('has Nelson.

Stmr Emily, Roberts, 54 hours from Coos Bay,Ti.iIoiut Arena 11hours; pass and to Meyer &Ackerman*.

Stmr Nav.-rro, Anderson, 15 hours from Men*dorlno: 286 Mftlumber, to Mendocino Lumber Co.

NICstmr Ijostra Rica, Mcli.tyre,BV6 days fromDeparture Bay; 2400 tons coal, to R iiunsiiiuir ASons.

Stmr Karlnk. CoHmrn,78 hours from San Diego;ballast, to KarloltPacking Co.

Stmr Gipsy. I'liimmer,I- hours from Santa Cru;produce, to Qoodall, Perkins A Co.

stinr Los Angeles, Edwards, —hours fromEureka;

pass and uidse, to l>oodall. Perkins ,v Co.Sehr Van Smith, 7 days from l/iupqua; 279 Mft

lumber, to Gardiner Lumber Co.-. Sebr Bill the liuteber. Johnson. 21hoars fromP.owens lauding: 100 Mft lumber, to lleywood<•aackley.

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Sebr Spokane, Bramlinberjr, 10 days from PortBlakeley: lumber, to Pope Ji Talbot.

-Schr Jennie Stella, Krebs, 6 days from Coos Bayi

370 Mftlumber, to Pacliic Lumbar (Jo.'

oall.;l.

St?Nr»AY. 'Mar IS*Stmr Jeanlc. Porter, Prince Williams Sound.Ship LlewellynJ Morse, Clap?, Vueenst6wn«Ship Yosemite, 1nliertun, Tacoma. *Bark Semlnole, Weeden, Port Annie*.Si'lir Coqallle, Schroedcr, Coquille River.JSchr Amethyst, Olsen.Scbr Monterey. Klinker. Bowans Landing.Scbi J MColeman, 1ream Shoalwater Way.'

Xrli-.-ri*ii•.POINT LOBOS

—Mar 16-10 r. it.

—VJoiUM

foggy; wind south; velocity 8 miles.Domostfc Parti.

SAN PEDRO—Sailed Mar H-Schr Mary Dodge.SAN DLEUO—Sailed Mir15—Ger bark Ariadne.WESTPORT— SaiIed Mar 18-Stmr Whitesboro,

for San Krauclsco.ALBlON—Arrived Mar IS—Schr Lllaand Mattle,

hence Mar i).

IVEESONB LAND NG- Arrived Mar 15-SChfOcean >pray, tience Mar 11.

SAN FRANCISCO— Passed Mar 16-Stmr Noyo.from N.yo,bouudsouth.

Imp irtiti^>i«.COOS ISAT-PA Emily—l7o M ftlumber.SANTA CRUZ- Per Gipsy— 4' 4 bis Butter, 3 A

cheese.Pigeon Point— llsks 20 drums cheese, 39 bis ap-

ples, l'JVs bxs butter.Monterey— lbx cheese, 25 pkRS printingpresses.Moss Landing—l*43 sks barley, 4Isks wheat, 100

sks potatoWats uvllle Landing—l26 sks beans, 1839 sks

wheat.Pajiro Valley—4ss sis potatoes. 1 sk seed.EUREKA—Per Los Angeles— 510 Mshingles. 10

Mshakes. 32 sks Iron, 61 bza apples, 4 bills greenpelts, 1bbl pickles, 5 kgs 11

'ibxs butter, 2 cs egg»,

126t>sks potatoes, 12 bdis leather, 1coop turkeys, Qbis fish, 1sk coin (#23 25).

He»ls Lauding— 4o3 ski potatoes, 127 bis apples,F.t'RKKA—Per North Fork— 3 bbls wine, 2 cs.

1bl household goods. 2 els hawsers.Arcata

—150 sks tan bark, 242 sks potatoes, 12 his

apples, 870f3M It lumber, 773 Mshingles, 17, •ibQiBliake3.

Cnn*!:rnee*.Per Emily—CalLumber Co.Per Gipsy— Whlttler, Fuller*Co; Palmer A Rrft

ltrtuham. Boppe .V Co: Sherry, Liwroace ACo; F HHammer: iiDotard: wolf 4- son: Carpy Jt Co; J oPennle; E X Stevens A- Co; MWaterman Co: DKeete£Co: Thos i.ou£b>aii: Norton, Teller iCo:CE Whitney&Co: IiM Atchinson &Co; Haas. Ba-ruch »k Co; Martin,Feuster *Co: Getzßros &Co;Kowalsky .*Co; Dodee, Sweeney &Co; MitchellAPeterson; Paulsen

*Earnest.Per Los Anfreles— Preston *McKlnnon; Barn-

stein A Co: G Onesti .v Co: sawyer Tanning Co; 8FLumber Co:;Root

*Sanderson: Vervalln 4 Howe;C E Whitney *Co:J P Thomas: IIDutard: .1F li»x-bee Co; l>Keefe *Co: E R Stevens « Co; WJMurray*Co: Marshall, Tegeart A Brorsen; i.ct:i«l& Barbarla: A C Nichols a Co; t Lancherna ACo:Mitchell *Peterson: De p.erna'rdi i-Westphal : APaledlnl Co: Risdon. Cahen *Co; 1111 * lirw .tCo; Witzcl 4 Baker: Wheaton *Lnhr»: AmericanFlahlns Co: Dodga, Sweeney &Co; Eveleth .v Nash;Weils. Fargo x Co: A .1 11 linmel*Co; iiCaimliul;J H skesalnir: M Pardlnl a Co: Duif 4 Co.

Per North Fork—AC Nichols *Co: DKeere *Co;Whlttler, Fuller 4 Co: Harris, Kingston 4 Co; J AW; F Korbel .V Co: elm Ne son.

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THE MORNING CALL. SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY. MARCH 16. 1891-KIGHT PAGES.6

tTIXA'

Pomona. ...iSanDieeo. |Maria.lUii|B<|irTS.Mexico ;VieJt fitSound Mar 16.9a« Bilw'y1Columbia.... IPortland |Marlo.loAM SpearCoos 8ay.../ Sun Pedro |.Mar 18. 8A«lBJi»"r»LosAneeies.. 'HnmlioMt Is iy.. Mar 18. S»\« |Brtwyl.corona BanDimro iMarUO.IIAU Uilw*rlState o{Ual.IPortlaud |Mar2o.lo*u Spear

'Hayllan EteplPuKCt Sound ... |Mar'.'().loA«|MlM'aIWalla Walla Vied Pet Hound IMar 21. ICity Peking.ICbloa .v Jayan.. :Mar 21. SrifiPMS 3Iliiinuoi.lt.. jlliunliol'ltii.ll-..iMir'.'l.sum |CU»•WliamettoViVanumaßa7....!Mar 2'J. ISoaw'l*San Bias. ...Panama Mar 28. MM M8a

£ 11. W. H.W. L.W,\u25a0 r.w. |925 Large* Small. Lar^Qi SmalL \u25a0? 3

16.... 3.11iam, 8.10 PM iv.ISam 10.30 ruiß.l917.... 4.44 am! 7.»1 FU 11.58 am.11.51 8.181a... 5.55 am 8.38 pv l.U'2 I'M 0.00 Au6.1B19.... 7.U3 am 0.3-J i-m 1.59 m 11.2.1 am'b.ls•20... 8.05 am 10.14 I'M 2.50 1-M! 2.33AUH.13

Small. I 1...1-.-I- i21.... 8.5» am 10.49 rw 3.32 rM1 3.25 AM6.12T1.... 'J.48 am 11.14 I'M1 4.11 HI 4.05 »M'6.10

H

A Skin of Remntr Is » Joy ForevnwDX. T.FEI.IX OIII'UAI'D'S

«Or!eotal Cream, or Magical Beaatiß?r».^ . « _^igfr>^ HeinoTes Tin, Pimples;

«,^-—

MUWSL Freckles, M t!i.I'atcbea,<„'-\u25a0§ fess£c!e*' "\u25a0'" ' •""•'I Skin dli«asM,-j^=

—jg^^^^jgg^sad 'very blemish on

?""=<>• TS&ier m£& itli.iastooil

*^v*'<i& s£« y«*rs:uootu«r

laid toalady of me hnut ton (a patient): "At youladi' wilt «M thrm, Irrcotnmtnd '»»om (a;d*j (Wa-Vat tfif ifnttharmful of nil Skin prejHirntion*." Obsbottle willlan six month*, using Iterer/ day. AlsoPoadre Subtile removes superfluous bj'.r wttnoutInjuryto the >kln.FERU T.HOPKlNS. rrop'r, 87 Great Jones st.JI.T.

For sale by allDruggists and Fancy (iooda lieilsr*throughout the L". s., Canada* and Europe.MrBeware of Bass Imitations. *10U0 Bimt

or surest and proof of an one selling the same,mrao SoMo Bi.1/

nol9 WeFrSaJto

The New Minister."How do you like him?" saWI they all,"Iliapastor whom we mean to call;

And this ilii-veidlcl all remrned,Our admiration lie tins earned."There's liltonfi fault, but that Ubad.Nominister we've fiver hadWhose teeth so ii.uk and liomclystood,A pliy!lor he's so good I"

One lady saw a way whereliyTo savo liis credit. '•1 will buy,"She said, "some SOZODONT." 'Twas sent.He couipiehenUed what was meant

A wonder! Ills mustache beneath,(ileamed like white pearls the pastor's teeth,Aud Ms success became completeWbeu they perceived his urealu so sweet.

We Can't TalkWithout showing tbe condition ot our teeth.Every laugh cxioses them. In order not to b«ashamed of them, let us use that standard denti-frice, SOZODONT, which Is sure to keep themwhite and spotless. Molarur can encrust ihem,no canker atleel the enamel, no species of decayInfest Ihe denial bone. If SOZODONT Is regu-lailyused. ItIs abotaulcal preparation, and Itsbeneficial ellects ou the teetli and gums are mar-velous, as Itremoves all discoloration!, aq4 ren.

IUcf5 1lie guiDo uiird ana rosy.