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its width. The bath is reached by flight
of steps, as in the plunge baths of the Turk
ish and Russian establishments. 1t Is large
enough to allow one to choose the spots 10
battle in and even to have "a little swim"
The water flows through the threats Of
carved dOlphns.
Mr. William Lewis Stowe, who recently
came into prominence through his little es-
capade in Broadway restaurant, is club
man, with elegant apartments in west
Eighteenth street, of which the bath is the
glory of glories. Ceiling. walls and floor
are all covered with marble tiling, highly
polished and of the purest white. The tub
is of porcelain.
Mrs. Seward Webb's bathroom is verita-
bic show-house On all sides is cleaning
white marble. The only variation of color
is given by the silver faucets, whose crystal
line reflection serves ratherto increase than
to diminish the GOODNESS OF the Interior The
GOODNESS IS to the eye only however, for the
heating arrangements OF the room are per-
feet
Simplicity, If richness is the order at John
Rockefeller's Tarrytown mansion so recently
finished. A commodious porcelain tub stands
upon q floor of teSsellated thing. There Is
scarcely any other decoration about the room,
but everything demanded for utility and COM
fort is there. Much the same words would
describe the laying-places of the Astors. whose
almost severe simplicity and plalnneSs In such
matters is proyerbial.
In WllteiaW Rtlu nome TO eacn cnam-
Der is attached toilet and bath. There is
no effort at their decoration. The walls are
wainscoted and there is the mirror of util-
ity, but there is nothing to cater to the lux
uriance of the body. The tubs are porce-
lain-lined. and everywhere is evidence that
Mr.. Reds desiderata are cleanliness and
sanitation. Every inch Of plumbing in the
room is exposed Near the servants apart
ments are bathrooms, appointed in the
same manner.
At the Mamaroneck villa Of Mr.. Howell
Osborne is bathroom of interest. Like
Mr.. Stoves, it is in design a temple of
purity. 1t is lined and sealed with white
enameled tiles. A large decorative panel
stands over the bath tank at the head, and
furnishes the only bit of color in the room.
This panel was designed by Mr.. George May
nard, and is a charming piece Of his handi-
work.
There are many other noteworthy and
costly bathrooms in the city, but n de-
scription of them would be but repetitlo
of the features of those given here. New
York may well he proud Of these private
temples of cleanliness. You may never
battle in any of them, but after all it's Cro;on
water that makes them of practical value.
And Croton is free for all.
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paEeled in marble. and the tub, which is
also marble. is set in the wall and fed from
swan neckS with heads of solid silver.
Back of the tub is a large mirror painted
over with dimpled little boys, pelting one
another with flowers. Mirrors are Sc: also
in the ceiling. looking like crystal lakes
among the soft Louis XIV garlands. I'M
agnation can scarcely go further than this
reality. Empress Engenie attempted to
link her name with this historic SPOT but
the ruthless hands of the French effaced
her monogram. and the verses she wrote
ON glass panel were removed entire"
The bathroom OF Mrs. Daniel Wilson,
wife Of the renegade son-in-law of ex-Presi-
dent Grevy of France, is another which
Americans have patterned after somewhat
Mrs. Wilson's home is at Chenonceaux.
Among others after this style is the bath in
the home of Mrs. William Ii. Vanderbilt.
1t is attached 10 the guest chamber The
room is finished in luslrous wood capable
of almost as high a degree Of reflection as
is glass. The wardrobe and batll-tub
takes up and enhances the brilliancy of the
surrounding woods. The doors are pam
eled with mirrors to the floor. Beyeled
mirrors cover the wall above the wainscot-
ing and extend little distance over the
ceiling work. Over these thousand eyes is
painted. delicate, traeery through which
the cupids peer and smile. This apartment
was scarcely less costly than that OF Mrs.
William K. Vanderbilt.
Another magnificent and unique bath
room is that OF Mr.. Marquand in his home
on Sixty-eighth street. 1t is faced with old
Saracenic jewels brought from Spain, with
shining lustrOus faces. The angles Of the
tank are cushioned with polished metal.
Above is barrel arch designed by Francis
IathrOp. The bathroom is three times the
ordinary size and the tank occupies the en-
tire length of the room and great part OF
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TABLE DAMASKS.

marble, decOrat along its upper edge With
carved moldiBg of scallop shells. The water
flows into the tub through faucets made in
the form of swans heads, with beaks of
solid silver. Looking down into the tub,
with suggestion of anxiety upon her tea
lures, as if she already felt the first chill Of
the purifying water, stands Greek maiden,
sculptured in a niche in the wall, her tunc
uplifted modestly as if she were to step
down in a moment for frolic with old Cro-
ton. This figure is by one Of the Coysevox
brothers, scuptors in the days of Louis
XIV, the original of which is in the Louvre.
There is not a piece of portable furniture in
the room. the only resting-place being
marble slab, supported by tabled creatures,
also of the pure stone. This bathroom as
il is to-day is said to have cost quite few
gold eagles over $4,000.
The ideas developed in this apartment
were taken from the famous bath of Marie
Antoinette at FCntainebleau, which has long
been famous the world over. Some one has
said that this bath was the object of more
eloquence and poetry than all the rest OF
the historic Autoinette pile. From it was
taken the suggestion not only for Mrs. V an
derbit's bath but for that Of Mrs. Seward
Webb in her fathers house.
The Marie Antoinette bath has been most
beautifully described by Mary Guy Humph-
reys. She SAYS . 1t consists of three rooms,
or rather four rooms in three divisions. OF
these one 0verlOOkS a garden, and the middle
one connects with bedrooms on either side.
The third is an alcoye, in which is
the bath. The first two rooms are hung
with silk with beveled bands over the
DORIS. The ceiling is in relief and colored
with soft rich tints. The tub-room is en-
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MRS. nANDERB1zrs 10000 rAvK

take a peep at the amazing magniiience Of
the privacies of these palatial hearth-stOnes
through the New York World.
Any article on the private bathrooms OF
New York which did not place first ana fore
most the splendid apartments in which Mrs.
W. K. Vanderbilt performs her morning alb
luiiops when Gin town" would be surely
"Hamet" with Hamlet left out and 0phelia
forgotten too. Wealth, taste, art research
ali are combined most prodigally in its ideal
effects r. Nj. Hunt, the architect considers
it the triumph of his life. Every thing
architectural within its precincts is Lu-
rity and perfection itself. To begin with
the room is in the most advan-
tageous location in the big mansion at
Fifty-frst street and Fifth avenue. 1t is
large, cool ard with perfect ventilation. Ex-
tending around the room is high marble
wain. coing, perfectly plain. except for a
band OF onyx ornaments, traced with lines
Of gold which runs along the top. Above tie
wainscoting the walls Of the room are pan
eied with small beyeled mirrors, separated and
this seintllatng surface IF glass are painted
with exquisite truth to life sprays Of apple
blossoms literally laden with bloom. In we'll
blended coloring Of cream and gold the
ceiling is modelled in Henry ii ornaments,
for the bath connects with bedroom
arranged after the style OF Henry llHs time.
No description of the painters work can
give an adequate idea of the beauty OF the
place, as each small mirror catches mp ON
It's beyeled face little refractons oil color
and light, and echoes them back upon the
eye in Unreasonable fantastic shapes, until
the effect bewilders and enchants.
Near the center OF the apartment Is the
bath-tub-and how poor the English language
must seem to Mrs. V. when it presents no
more ari>tOcratic designation for the lovely re-
ceptacle than the plain, plebeian tub" But,
however, the tub Is cut out OF a solid block OF
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ITEMS FROM
SEA AND SHORE.
The Steamship Alameda EncOun-
tiers a Heavy Gale.
Presentation of Purse to Captain Morse-The
Bari Ee ~ Buck Loses Some Spare,
Changes of Captains.

Tho oooonio Comr,ry,e s,aoper Alameda
ihe O,.dnIe Nonlr.nS ea q, sa,'s a.
Captain Morse, arrived yesterday, "a days .
hours from Sydney, G days IA hours from Homo
Iuir
- &c., -. ~, ,ux,,. ono,, ot
Iufser outtoh Ihdhes lbo ioiio"ips 'efo'' Va
the "trip: Sailed from sydney August 9Th; ar
rived at Auckland on the 10Th and left on the
nm S,on,oo 81 Tntru, on tho lem. found 1 he
United States steamer lroquols waiting our ar
rival with Samoan III ais ETC Lieutenant Parker
and wife going on board the man-oi-war TO be
landed at Samoa. Experienced strong beadWihus
Io,h -, ~ I,,,, no,,,oo,, latitude 40 and 400
LIN u 'he INV pet"ee" ia,ituue 'f au -
SCUM, encountered heavy gale, reVoiVine nun
s.a. .toye ero,pe.roon, skyJigbt and nort mar
a..,,,'' 49,, -, NO all
iei DUAL, carrying AWAY Il poiton Vi 'he i"h
The Alameda brought thirty nine cabin and
,h,,iy.two s,eerare messengers from sydney,
thirteen caDin ana nine Storage from hOno'uiu'
and four sleerage passengers from Tutulla.
bnxes nj roIa cInO noo. oac1 inco,s of lin six
drums Of ,,yee,iro an, on. NV IF uaar,s. rom
Auckland sixty-nine nackares of Kauri gum /;
nom Tutiltla. one rack are OF coin of $1,000, and
ages of bananas ana nftS.fiye package, OF other
fruit
AN APPRECIATED CAPTAIN.
NV no VA @ ~, ho I1 sic
nie.enfpd taniain morse wi,hs nnrse of $500
P .eseh.e u naptail moise WIN purse Vi so0'
ana ihe following testimonial;
ohAashir A a,,,,s.t % as 400 10
Con,ojn u IT ,1or.e ,f,,s,er G ssonssljn 6Lameda-
DEAR SIN, We rho undersigne6 MESSENGERS by the
good ST ean,sbip Alameda nn,1er vdur able command
being DESTROYS OF marking our appreciation of the
conspicuous ability you displayed during q trying
and periious period of the present voyage. which,
under divine Providence has brought US safely out
OF danger, have subscribed a sum of money when
we peg you WIZ accept ana invest In some souvenir
mos. consenla, 10 your taste, and preserve as 90,
ronr aov h, U anu y, our hSin Won for
yonr mntiytnT rtgiiance I'M anu cnr ,ar ,e shin and
passenger, We beg that Won viii also convey our
gratitude TO the able and zeaous oicers under your
Command, one and all OF whom have discharged
their arduous duties with unhasging courage and
ability. and with politeness and courtesy 10 the
pass se -. n ,onc
and ornsnsn nope .hat 200 VIII gran, YOU IN smb
scribng pnrseives To,r r 1aith1n' frrenSs ITof-
nupg Ills iiaw I.;esix,s Chnruc a, stlars London;
H. McMlIlan. sbip.buiider and ship-0wner Dun-
barton, Scotland MacLean Brodic, G. A. Brodie
glasgow; John Woods Preston, Lancashire. Eng
tah4 Gay ton GS Harlow. England; w; meM Sn
land. McIrayns n5 9nus tsptysix others
CO. -. 49,, 'a.
oinnEah" fhoM fhNAeiA. WI,
ne racine Mali steamer CITY oil New t n;ns
captain Searle, arrived yesterday morning, niiie
teen days lism Panama, bringing twenly'tiliee
cabin and thrty-nlne steerage passengers;
among her cargo from Central American anu
eaIcan iorts we're o43 bags coffee ilSl Do are
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Report Of the Comm ssioners to tho SUI
pervisOrs.

Report of the Comm ssiOners to tho SUI
pervtsOrs.
A meeting Of the Board of Fire Commits
sioners was held yesterday afternoon. all
the members present, and Chairman New
man presiding.
The Commissioners have prepared their
annual report, which will be filed with the
Board of Supervisors on Monday.
According to the report the expenses of
the department for the last fiscal year were
S392, 215 90. OF this amount S241 ,209 90 was
for salaries.
During the year ending June Both there
were SAT alarms of fire. The losses by fire
amounted to S66S, 36l 81. The insurance
paid on these losses amounted to $751;
S02 70. The largest loss was SS1.16S.
The total valuation of the property OF the
department is $3.50, 547 so.
In their report the Commissioners make
an earnest plea for 1000 additional hydrants
to be placed in different parts of the city.
AT present there are only 1915 hydrants in
use.
Three new fire companies are also asked
for, one to he located in the Mission and the
other in the Western Addition. A request
is also made for two double sixty-gallon tank
chemical engines, which the Commissioners
recommend be purchased for use in the billy
sections OF the city.
The report concludes with an earnest
recommendation that the Supervisors pro-
vide for fully paid Fire Department.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. Aug 80.
Stmr Umatilla Holmes, IS hours from Victoria
etc; pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins u Co.
stmr Mexico. Hall; 60 hours from San Diego;
Stmr Alameda. Morse "a days. 8 hours, min from
sydney. via Honolulu days; ID hours; 10 minutes;
stmr City OF New York, Searle, 10 days from
Panama. etc pass and mdse to w A Johnson
ford; produce to Goodali, Perkins 4 Co. - '''''
stmr North Fork, Nielsen. % hours from Eureka;
Br ship W Perrie. Webster, l26 days from Lon
don; mdse, to Balfour, Guthrie d Co.
Brig Consuela, jacobson, 70 days from Kahului ;
Schr Bill the butcher, johnson, l2 hours from
Bowens Landing; 100 NJ IT lumber, to l. Dingley
Sch. Robert Searles, Plitz, 10 days from Chisnik
Bay; 27199 cs 1913 bbls salmon, to Chignik Bay
senr Esther Conos. Crangfe, SO hours from Bow
ems Landing; so eds wood, to r A Gilbrde & Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. Aug 80.
Stmr Columbia Boles. Astoria: u p Il Il Co.
Chill BARK Louisa Marta, Meyer, Valparaiso via
Port Townsend Balrour, 0uthr.e & Co.
Schr undaunted, Larsen. Kodiak; Colwell Cope
schr Falcon, MolIer, Champerico: J schlelden.
SATURDAY, Aug so.
Stmr Humboldt Jessen. Eureka
Stmr Eureka. smith, Wilmington.
Stmr Point Iona. Conway Grays Harbor.
Stmr Crescent City, StocSreth. Crescent City.
Ship Palestine, Mccartney, Tacoma.
Bark Germania. Lane. Seattle.
Schr Gotafna. Nelson, Coos Bay.
Schr Abbie, Jorgensen, Caspar.
Schr Reliance. Hansen.
Schr BobolInk, Peterson. Humboldt
Schr Robert and Minnie, Farrell. HUMBOLDT.
Schr Confsnza. Arr
Schr Coquille, Schroeder. CoQuille River.
Schr Chetco. jacobsen. Rogue River.
Schr Norma, small, Astoria.
Schr undaunted, Larsen. Kodiak.
Teleg raDhic.
POINT L0B0S-Aug 80 = 10 p NJ = Weather
foggy; wind n w, velocity l6 miles.
Spoken.
Aug 20. lat AS % N long AZ w, ship Cakes
from Tacoma for Queenstowps
Per W j Perre-May II. lat 19 10 N, long e6 %
w, Br ship Rodney. from London to Sydney; ap
peared to have passengers,
May 70, lat l3 IL s, long IS w, Br brig Genorchy
from Boston to Doboy or Aux Cages in ballast also
Br ship RyersoD from Rio Janciro to Ship Island.
July Is. lat 81 S. long, 81 OF W, Br ship Selene
from Swansea TO Santa Rosalia, in ballast
Aug 2S, lat 123 80 w, long 81 20 N, Chill oarH
(name unknown), signaied that sue had sprung
leak, but did lot want assistance.
Domestic Ports.
wESTPoRT-Arriyed Aug 30-Stmr Whltesboro'
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BEAUTY IN A
BATHROOM.
Some of the Magnificent Baths
of Famous New Workers.
Hrs. vandsrbilts $4,000 Tank-JOhn Rookie.
feller's simplieity-some Character
istic Tastes in Bathing.

EAF "cleanliness is next to godliness."
! then the bath must be the nearest neigh
~ Dor Of the church. The former is TO the
body what the latter is to the soul. The
architectural evidences of New York's con-
tributons to religion are everywhere con-
spicuOus. but her possession of public tenl-
Piles to spiritual purity no less distinguishes
her than do her private tabernacles TO
bodily cleanliness erected in the mansions
of her rich.
In New York homes are the most mag
nificent bathrooms in the world. And now
while their favored owners are away enjoy
ing themselves On this side and the other Of
natures great bathroom, the seas, you may
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New Improvement Club.

The Panhandle Improvement Club has
been organized by property-0wners residing
in the district bounded by Fillmore, Stanyan,
Waller and McAllister streets. O. A. Sal
field was elected temporary President and j.
I. Fahey Secretary. At its next session the
club will organize permanently and elect del
egates to the Federation Of the San Fran
CISCO Improvement Clubs.
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TREATED AS A SLAVE.
A Chinese Girl Cruelty Beaten by II,

Chinese Girl Cruelty Beaten by Her
Owner.
Wong Hoy. fourleen-year-old Chinese girl,
was taken yesterday morning from the house Of
Chin All Sing, at III Clay street, by Officer Hol-
brook. Ii Is claimed that the girl was most in
hi IN snly treated by her owners, and the IN
foimation obtained by the police was secured
from Chinese in the neigh borbood WHO stated
that her cries could he heard four or five lines o
day while being beaten. The gill was taken 10
the Central Station, but was afterward sent 70
tue Chinese Mission.
The girl stated that she was bought In China
by Chin All Sing about n year aud a half ago,
and that he had no trouble In getting her through
the Custom-bouse. Wong Hoy was treated by
her owner as 4 slave,
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Caught Tanning tha TilI.

Marguerite Lassalle, French cook, en-
ployed in laundry on Devsadero street, be-
tween Pine and bush, was arrested yesier-
day by Officer Rathbou, and charged with
petty larceny. For some time the proprietor
of the laundry has been missing small sums
of money from his till. He set watch and
caught her late Friday night III the act Of
opening the drawer,
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POSTOFFlCE ADDITION.
Complete Plans Ordered to Be Prepare
Tn, n int al


James P. Low, chief of the Engineering
Division of the Treasury Department, who
has been in San Francisco for several weeks
looking after the San Francisco and San
Jose P0stoffee sites, has received orders
from Washington TO prepare plans and
the old Postoffice Building.
Mr.. Low thinks that the fact of the de-
partment ordering the plans to be now pre-
pared is almost conclusive evidence that the
proposed addition will be built out of
some available fund without waiting for o
special appropriation.
The addition will be built ON the Wash
ingtOn-street side of the present Postoffice.
1t is rendered absolutely necessary by the
overcrowded condition of the dark and
damp ruin which now does duty as Post
Office. The new extension will be great
convenience TO the public.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
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NJ. A. Graham was convicted in Judge
Rix's court yesterday of stealing clock from
the Office of Mission-street woolen-miil.
He was sentenced to pay fine of 500, or
serve 200 days in the House of Correction.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31

Free Babner of Redding suddenly expert
enced a loss Of weight from 15S to So pounds,
and few days ago found tile cause of it to
be live lizards that had been living in his
stomach.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
IS. so Each.
sEALETTE GARMENTS!

sFALETTE GARMENTS!
) REAL, sEALFTTE QUIL TED LINED
JACKET reduced from 20 u
$1,000 zach.
Az EXTRA o1LALITY sEALhIIE,
with satin lining q inches 'iv.
dueed from S22 50 20
$500 Each.
EXTRA QUALITY, LONDON DYE *
JACKET. 80 inches long, reduced from
$1,000 Each.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SEALETTE
AND ASTRACHAN COMBINATION
CAPES. III prices varying from
$500 to $3.50 Each.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Our Shawl Department is we'll sup.
piled with assorted goods at reasonable
prices.
SPECIAL!
200 dozen CROCHET SHAWLS, at
25 Cents Each.
LACES! LACES!
4s-INCH BLACK FISH-NET,
At 35 Cents.
4S-INCH BLACK .FISH-NET, polka dot,
At so, 65 and rs Cents.
4S-INCH BLACK FISH-NET, polka dot.
Vandyke point,
sI.oo per Yard.
PARAS0LS CHEAP!
l lot ASSORTED, slightly soiled, worth s..
At 25 Cents Each.
&c We have marked these all down TO
close.