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RUNNING YOUNG GIRLS.
Deprayed Women Who Wish to
Blast Body and Soul.

Detective Anthony, who is specially de-
tailed to attend to such cases in which fe-
male Migrants and young girls are con-
cerned, stated yesterday that he regretted
lie did not detain young girl who was de-
luded into going to Guatemala ON the City
of New York, the same vessel on which he
arrested May Gardener, a minor, and May
Hayward. The Hayward woman he ar
rested for enticing the Gardener girl to go
to Guatemala for immoral purposes. The
girl he did not detain was Lucy Palmer,
Scotch girl who has been employed in this
city as servant for the past three years.
She did not know exactly why she was go
ing to Guatemala except that she had been
told that she could earn very much higher
wages as a servant there than here. The
Palmer girl had no relatives in this city, but
since the sailing of the steamer her aunt
telegraphed Anthony from an interior town
to stop the girl at any cost, as she was GER
tain she had been deeoyed away for immoral
purposes. As, however. the Palmer girl
was over 20 years OF age, the officer, with
out the orders of her relatives, could not
act IN the case.
A number of theatrical people visited the
City Prison yesterday to see the Hayward
woman and contradict the statement in a
morning paper that she was also known as
Camille Cleveland. Camille Cleveland was
stated by them to be in New York with the
Little Puck" company and to be quite
different character from Hayward woman.
The latter has occasionally been a chorus
girl in third-class companies, but of late has
been keeping a questionable house in
Guatemala. She stated herself yesterday
that the theatrical biography assigned to
her was incorrect and that she had not so
described it. Her real name is said to be
Belle Masters. Detective Anthony states
that the Hayward woman has been the COM
panion of one Billy Manning, well-known
character about town. The officer states
that Manning recently took $1,000 away
from the Hayward woman, deserted her
and spent the money on himself.
He is also authority for the statement that
there are quite large number of depraved
women who keep houses Of ill-fame in out
side towns now in the city for the purpose
of enticing young girls into their dens.
Two of these abandoned wretches are from
Victoria, b. c., ana the officer states that
they are offering 500 premium for each
young girl that they can obtain control Of
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SOLDERING HIM UP.
Dueking Man for Getting Drunk-Sail
Remedies.

Dueiing n Man for Getting DrunIl-Sailor
Remedies.
a party of sailors from the cruiser
Charleston took in the water front last
night, and at the same time slowed away
considerable waterfront whisky. About 10
o'clock they became aware Of the fact that
one of their number was roaring drunk.
and they set about Strengthening him up.
They tried several remedies, but without
succeeding At last they hit on plan that
worked first-rate. They led their tipsy ship
mate across to the boat landing at the foot
of Clay street and unceremoniously dumped
him overheard.
and he struck out for the float, and was
fshed out by his shipmates, who seemed
well pleased with the result of the expert
ment. The last seen Of the crowd they were
standing at saloon bar drinking hot rum.
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With doubtful air, very pretty Mexican
GIRL neatly dressed, and apparently about
Is years old, surveyed the unlimited guests,
between one Of whom and the young lady
The conversation quoted in the opening
paragraph occurred. After short interval
she returned with two pewter dinner sets
and black bottle, which bore the label,
GOOD Bourbon Whisky" but which con-
tanned quart of elalet, of that age which
renders 1t difficult to discover where vinegar
ends and wine begins. An attempt had
been made to remedy its youth by the addi-
tion Of considerable quantity of alcohol,
and this ombnation of liquids might well
make strong man tremble. A seven
course table dhOte dinner was served by
The pretty waitress. The soup contained
five kinds of vegetables and a large piece of
boiled mutton. This was followed by
maccaroni and tortilas, the latter resem-
bling in appearance thin buckwheat cakes,
were rather inSipid, but the frijoeS, or red
beans, with pepper sauce, constituting the
next dish on the programme, were entirely
free from any suspicion of insipidity.
The following detailed statement is Off
cial;
MENU.
Vegetable soup, with boiled mutton and claret,
young in years. but very powerful.
Maccaroni
TortiliaS au naturel.
Tongne II mode.
Bananas
Gaze noir.
Mexican cigarettes.
1t was somewhat difficult to swallow por-
lions of this diet, but by shutting their eyes
and taking a firm grip OF the table to
strengthen their determination, the would
be gOurmets managed TO effect a respectable
clearance of the Yiands. In justice to la
belle Mexicana it should be stated that the
dishes were clean and the food nicely
served.
Seven courses, including wine and Gig
arettes, served by handsome girl, and all
for two bits'l And yet some people COM
plain about the cost of living with a table
d'hote dinner offered at a price within the
means OF all. How is it that people can be
so foolish as to patroDZe expensive restau-
rants and swallow costly French and Ital-
ian dinners with such q plum hanging ready
TO be picked? The most surprising feature
of the question, however, is that all the
boarding proportion Of San Francsco's pop
ulation do not emigrate TO Bar airy Coast
and grow rich over the accumulated savings
obtained by taking advantage of these cheap
prices.
Wishing to compliment his attractive
hostess, one of The visitors inquired, "Are
all the Mexican restaurants as good as
yours?' With demure glance from under
her long eyeaShes the maiden answered
naively, "Well, | don't know. You should
see that for yourself" Reluctantly her
guests babe her adieu, each endeavoring to
persuade the other to make the first exit,
the object of this maneuver being to secure
the final smile from the charming
brunette, whom, it was aScertained, was
unmarried and disengaged.
In the course of a somewhat protracted
summing tour, several other cheap restau-
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G. O'Kane IS; George ArmhTuster. IS;
George Bishop, So; P. S. Skilman, 80; A.
Hoffman, IS yards. 1t resulted in Csssady's
reaching the goal in 511s seconds, just one
quar- ter OF Il second more than it was Iun in
when the championship was won. 1t is
thought that Cassidy will be able to reduce
the time before the summer is over more
than the necessary oDe-fourtb, and will
actually be the champion for that distance.
A. J. Mahoney came in second and w. Fl.
Toomy third.
Captain Walter A. Scott acted as starter;
E. P. Moody, referee; j. Coffin. C. Jellinek
and j. c. Gordon, judges; and r Mcintyre,
j. Elliott and j. McElroy, timers. After
the one race the sprinters had to disperse on
account of the rains.
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sign, suspended from door, which led to
an apartment identical in description with
the last mentioned. The sign was as fol-
lows:
Mock turtle soup. Frankfurter sausage and
roast beef, with any straight drink, cents.
What greater variety or more tempting
dishes could be desired by the most exacting
epicpre? And yet there are men, whose
daily dinner is composed of that same soup.
sausage and beef, with some straight"
beverage, who are dissatisfied with the meal
and are disconnected with their lot in life.
The board Is certainly not expensive on
the Barbary Coast, and infinite variety
1btainable by Gaily change of pastureland.
The charges for lodging are in the same
proportion. One large block on Broadway.
a fayor!te resort for a certain class OF
mariners, offers nightly accommodation at
prices varying from 20 cents TO half a dol
lar. The former sum will not procure
separate room, and the latter amount does
not include the services of a bootblack nor
the freedom OF the bath. Shelter from the
inclemency of the weather is insured, and If
a man is very tired and not too fastidous he
may possibly obtain some sleep. That is
all. The proprietor offers no further in
ducpments and none other are expected by
his dodgers.
When it becomes necessary to practice
very strict economy, The address will be
given, ulon application, of a popular
lodging house, where dime will purchase
drink and nights lodging. This place
will repay Inspection. On entering from
the street, the visitor finds himself in a
filthy den, at one side bar, ana behind
this stands mine host, with countenance
so villanous as to he almost fascinating in
its hideousness. This attractive person
points to the steep ladder-stairs at the end
of the doggery, and the dodgers climb into
the unpartitioned garnet. If the dive below
is repulSire, that above is unqueStionably
worse.
1t is emphatically a case of the early bird
securing the worm, and there is good deal
of choice in the mater of accommodations.
These comprise boards and chairs arranged
close together and each having single
blanket. The boards are innocent of mat
tress or pillow, but are always the nrst
chosen, the chairs being at discount. AS
tie night wears on, however, the chairs are
all occupied. and the first rays Of the morn
ing sun reveal the unloyely attic, crowded
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NAUGHTY GIRLS.
Two OF Them Arrested While Paradin,

Two of Them Arrested While Parading
Ellis Street.
Two well-dressed, young women passed
into Ellis street from Stockton Saturday
evening, chatting and laughing merrily.
They had not proceeded far when they ran
into the embrace Of Officer Anthony and the
latter did not neglect to embrace them.
In fact he was in search of the truants and
politely introduced himself to them, at the
same time Offering them his escort TO the
City Prison. 1t was a grim proposal,
but they consented after the seductive
establishments of the urbane officer. While
they were s0bbing in prison, it was learned
that their names are Lille Archer and
Mabel Schaeffer.
Both have been astray from home for
several days and had been consorting with
very bad company. The parents of each of
tho girls, whose ages are 10 and II respec-
lively, were much worried. ana reported
the matter. No formal charge was made,
but unless they promise to be better
the Magdalen Asylum may be their home
until they arrive at their majority.
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A Sheriff Charged With Drunkenness.

NEVADA CITY, March ia warrant
was issued yesterday for the arrest Of
Sheriff George W. Dunster, on a charge of
being intoxicated to such an extent as to
unfit him for the discharge of his official
duties. Under the law the alleged offense is
a miSdemeanor, and, if proven, deprives the
accused of Office The complaining witness
is Mrs. Evelyn Tamplin, who asserts that
last Monday Dunster came to her husbands
tavern armed with a search-warrant, and
was then too drunk to do his work. Her
attorney is ex-Superior Judge Walling.
Dunster claims the accusation is not justified
nv the facts
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Senator r. g. Carpenter is at the Grand.
]. C. Mann, merchant of Tacoma. is at
tue Baldwin.
p. A. Buell., the mill-man of Stockton, is
at the Grand.
Judge J. w. Davis of 1ulare is domiciled
at the Grand.
Frank P. Kelly of Los Angeles is stopping
at the Grand.
Hervey Lindley returned from Los An
geles yesterday.
Major r. NJ. Norton of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Lick.
A. J. Donzel, the vineyardist of Sobrante.
is at the Lick House.
f. W. Swanton, the hotelman of Santa
Cruz, is at the Palace.
Adjutant General Allen is among the
guests at the Baldwin.
Niles Searles of Nevada City registered at
the Palace last evening.
Hon. j. w. Ragsdale of Santa Rosa is
domiciled al the Palace.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Yell of Ukiah are
registered at the Grand
Senator VOORHEES, of Amador registered
yesterday at the Palace.
A. ID. Anthony, a merchant of Portland,
Oregon, is at the Baldwin.
J. I. Walker, ex-Tax Collector of San
Luis ObiSpO, is in the city,
G. A. Hughes, merchant of Portland,
Oregon, is at the California.
Assemblyman L. III. Barnard of Chico
and wife are staying at the Grand.
b. ID. Murphy came up from San Jose
last evening, aud is registered at the Lick.
Thomas w. Hackett, the contractor Of
Vallejo, registered at the Baldwin last even
ing.
Assemblyman Elwood Bruner came down
from Sacramento yesterday and is at the
Grand.
State Senator G. G. Goucher and family
came down from Sacramento yesterday and
are Mt the Baldwin.
AL Hayman, the theatrical manager, az
rived from New York Yesterday morning,
and registered at the California.
State Senators j. II. Seawell, T. w. Ii.
Shanahan and f. A. Gould arrived from
Sacramento last evening and are at the
Grand.
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with " Bottle of Wine or Lager. ..l5c

With " Bottle of Wine or Lager. .......15c
re- Guests desiring 25c meal please
give notice TO the waiter. Those wishing
15c dishes are allowed dishes If they
desire their change, ask the waiter. Two
dishes cooked TO order for l5c. Twenty
one meal-tickets for 30 cash.
The delightful righteousness contained in
the clause regarding the interrogation OF
the waiter, should patrons desire to receive
the change to which they are entitled, is
positively refreshing. The concluding sem
tence uninteniiUnally voices the sentiments
of every caterer on Barbary Coast. The
cash equivalent required in exchange for
the meal tickets is, in accordance with a
long established rule, recognized by all.
that no credit shall be asked or given.
Cash In advance" is the invariable re-
qniremeDt, and no transaction is completed
until the buyer displays the color OF his
money, no matter what the nature OF the
purchase or whom the buyer.
In passing through the Italian quarter the
two homeless CALL orphans stopped in
front Of a bakers window, where they were
confronted with sign Which speaks for
itself:
Italia Grissiui Bread
With Butar 25c pound,
~ OOuI 1bcV
At Broadway restaurant the following
announcement was posted in conspicuous
place.
Meals 15c. with meat dishes.
Tree mush for breakfast,
soup " dinner,
With all 15c meals.
Summing is an appetiZng employment,
and after tramping around for some time
two hungry and weary individuals deserted
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The next event was q six-bird sweep of
81 30 each, divided into three purses OF 50,
80 aud 20 per cent. The result was as fol-

There being four ties in the score, Messrs.
Smith, Schroeder, Levy and Jones divided
the purses.
The third event was a sweep under the
same conditions as the preceding one. Here
Mr. Lake, who lost two easy birds in the
other, came to the front with clean score,
and took first money, while the second and
third moneys were divided between all but
Randall, who missed two Of his birds. The
score was as follows:
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GRAzED THE RECORD.

An Olympic Sprinting Contest Proves a
Great Surprise.
A race was Iun yesterday on the track Of
the Olympic Club that came near smashing
to smitheTeens another Pacific Coast record
for sprinting. The race was for 440 yards,
for W hich the entries and hand caps were as
follows: S. V. Cassidy, scratch; A. j.
Mahoney, IS yards; W. II. Toomy. 81; L.
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Swallowed a Hot spud.

The Receiving Hospital had an unusual
case in Frank Simonds of 124 Fourth street
last night. He was eating in a hurry and
talking at the same time. hot potato
glided down his throat with much inno-
cence. Mr.. Simonds relinquished his con-
yersatioD. emitted yell and threw n back
somersault. He then danced 10 Jig time un-
til the potato cooled. Then he was a fit
subject for the Police Surgeon.
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first money, while the other competitors,
being all tied. divided the balance. The
score stood as follows:

The closing event was freeze-out, which
was not decided before the lengthening
shadows of night put an end to the sport.
The Alameda Gun Club, which has fifty
members on its roll, met on Thursday and
elected the following officers and Board of
Directors for the ensuing year: c. L. Nor
rison. President; l.. 2. II. B0lander, Vice
President: H. P. HoughtOn, Secretary; 5.
Z. Knowles, w. W. Haskell and L. 3. Nor
toO DirpptorS
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4 wooden hand, which seemed to beckon
invitingly to the wayfarer, and at the same
time indicated neat little room where re-
freshments can be obtained. Beside the en-
trance hung sign in large black letters,
which read:
Coffee and rolls, cents.
MY coffee cannot be beat, as 90 years OF
my life have been given 10 the study of
now to make this beverage.
A specimen cup of this coffee fully estab-
lished lis excellence, and exemplified the
wisdom and profit obtained by twenty years
of study.
There seems almost no limit 10 the mini
mum prices OF Barbary Coast restaurateurs,
and the purchasing power of a nickel is, 20
stranger, constant qualification and sur
prise. II IS not difficult TO imagine the de-
llght OF hungry man with a depicted
treasury at beh0lding this inscription:
Vermieeli SOup,
SauerEraut and Pork, with Beer
or Wine, cents.
1t is true that these viands are spread upon
rough board. in loathsome GROCERY in
habited by people degraded and repulsive.
but nevertheless human, in the midst of a
slckenlEg odor of stale beer and Cbnsee
cigars. The price asked for the entertain
ment, 1t must be admitted, is not large, and
probably tie surroundings are in Keeping
with the charges.
more elaborate menu, and a greater
variety IN the choice of beverages is offered
Tor the same sum of money i'll the words on
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The farmers of Southern California have
found that the late floods did them much
benefit by drowning immense numbers Of
squirrels, gophers and kangaroo rats.
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mexican bonanza Mining Company.

-.V*'e''' ~ '1''' n ~ - 80
At meeting yesterday of the stockhold-
ers of the Mexican Bonanza Mining COM
the fOllowing-named were elected D-
rectors for the ensuing year: Charles
Henderson, Memo Spring, Orion Went
worth, John A. BoIand and James Z, Be-
land. The Directors elected Charles Hem
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ALAMEDA GUN CLUE.
Its Opening Shoot at the Oakland Rae,

It's Opening Shoot at the Oakland Race
Track.
The Alameda Gun Club had its opening
shoot for the season at the Oakland Race
Track Saturday afternoon, but notwith-
standing the tact that the day was a glorious
one scarce a fourth Of the membership put
in an appearance. Shooting began shortly
after the noon hour, " Uncle" Rice taking
charge Of the King automatic trap, with his
dog Frank" for retriever, while w. C.
Kyle Coast authority on the rod and gun,
undertook the responsibilities Of referee and
scorer.
The club match-tweive birds, thirty yards
rise-was the opening event and brought
eleven members to the score, Mr.. Wooster,
a guest of the club, joining in the shoot by
invitation. Three prizes. in the shape #
cub medals, will be offered for the best
average scores made at four out of six club
shoots. +. =. Norton made a clean record
Big bringing down his dozen birds in fine
sHape with fourteen cartridges. X. Z. Bell
ana H. Schroeder did splendid execution,
knocking ever eleven birds each, while Fred
Monster and John Cadman both got ten.
Sir Wooster was in very bad luck, for the
two birds charged up against him were swift
i1i-enders, which dropped Immediately out
of I.uu0s The score was a : follows
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Another sweep, under the same condi-
tons, followed, there being but six entries,
and here again Lake showed his proves by
bagging all OF his birds and carrying off
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CRICKET.
A Practice Game in the Rain at the Ala
media Grounds.

A Practice Game in the Rain at the Ala
media Grounds.
The California Cricket Association have
not yet prepared a schedule of games, and
fhe frs; schedule game will not be played
till April 5th. The members of the various
clubs are in the meantime taking advantage
Of every opportunity to practice, and are
rapidly getting into form.
Several members of the four clubs that
compose the association went over to the
Webster-sireet grounds in Alameda yester-
day and started to play practice game in
spite of the steady driZzle that was falling.
The sides were captained by Hood and
Reynolds Hoods side went first to the bat,
but after wickets had. fallen and the score
stood at 80 the rain began TO fall heavily,
and the game was given up.
The play did not present any remarkable
features. Webster made 10 in careful style,
and was not out when the stumps were
drawn. All Of the other batsmen made a
few, while Jones again bowled we'll
The class of the cricket is improving
every week and the cricketers expect bet
ter season-with more clubs, better grounds
and higher class play and keener interest
than they have yet had in this city.
The full score OF Yesterdays game is:
bood, D. Jones ...-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
meDster, HSs h OUT [
boyu h0t
IorDell D.
Gn3@6sElai in. Did not bat
Robinson. .....J
ro..i no
90
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DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES with Stubborn
Cold. but get rid OF 1t nationally, with the help of
DR.. u. Jayne's Expectofant, 4 healing medicine
Tor the Lungs.
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The trial of DR.. f. S. Vincent. who shot
his wife dead in Fresno last December. was
begun on Wednesday.
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Grand Steinway Upright iano,
Elegant Mantel Mirrors, Splendid Parlor
Upholstery. Costly Works of Art, and
Rich Moquette and Body Brussels Car
pets, in above residence,
..cOMPRIsING
One Cabinet Grand Steinway Upright Piano or I'M
surpassed richness of tone, nearly new; Magnificent
Drawingroom Upholstery. Divan, Sofa. Large aud
Medium Reception and Arm Easy Chairs IN richest
brocades, satin velours and figured silk pushes;
Very Elegant Irish Point Lace Curtains; l Magnif-
cent ParlOr Cabinet; Bronze Statuettes; l I'm
ported Statuette, The Driving Girl" IN Carrara
marble, with elegant pedestal; Genuine French
Bisque Ornaments; Highcost French and English
Line Engravngs; | Magnificent Eastlake Walnut
Chamber suit, with plate mirrors and Tennessee
marbles; l Magnificent Bric-a- Brac Mantei Mirror,
in rich gold-leaf frame, cost $3.50; Antique OAK
Folding Bed l Elegant Antique Oak Secretary and
Bookcase: Three-quarter Carved Oak BedstcadS {:
wardrobes; Extra Choice Spring and White Hair
Mattresses; Finest Blankets, Spreads and Down
Pillows: / Elegant Plate Mlrror-back Sideboard:
Palace Extension Table; Elegant Dining suit, extra
crystal glassware; Very Elegant Decorated China
Dinner Set; Magnificent Hand-painted Game aud
Berry Sets: l Very Elegant Antique Oak Hst-stand
and the Rich Moquette and Body Brussels Carpets
Costly Portleres and India Rugs in this elegantly
furnished home.
The above furniture is all of the most elegant aud
fashionable description. Very complete in every
detail All in condition, good as new, having been
In use but short time.
Rs- There will be no further postponement
Fine house to rent.
mrl62t GEO. i. LAMS0N. Anctioneer.
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derson President, Orson Wentworth Vice.
President, John A. Boland Treasurer,
James E. Boland Superintendent. and Men
20 Spring Secretary.
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Reynolds side was composed of the fol-
lowing players: Reynolds, Jones. Tiffen,
Alberga, Bird, Turnbull, SeHel, George.