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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
ALONG THE RAIL.
a Dull Day With the Local Passenger
Agents-Yosemite Travel,


Agents-Yosemite Travel
Yesterday was dull day for the local
passenger agents. The press dispatches
from Los Angeles, stating that rates were
being tempered with, brought good many
prospective travellers to the Offices; but there
were few sales. Everybody came around to
buy at half-rates, and when Informed that
the rate war had not yet reached this city
the would-be tourists generally looked dis
appointed and went away to try another
office. There is always rate-cuttlng, but as
far as can be learned no new methods have
been develored recently, as the Los Angeles
dispatches would indicate.
The first party of the season has returned
from Yosemite. A number of Fasteners
are booked Tor trip through the valley
leaving tomorrow. The season opened a
month earlier this year than ever before.
and there Is not snow enough TO interfere
with the movements of sightSeerS.
The line from Raymond to Yosemite
opened for daily trips on Monday last.
A large party of excursionlSts left yester-
day in charge of q. NJ. Arbuckle for an eX-
cursion east over the Rock Island road
A. Grnuny. an excursion agent or the
Atlantic and Pacific. will arrive to-day with
large party of tourists from Boston and
other New England points.
General Agent w. A. Bissel of the At
lantic and Pacific has gone 10 Coronado
Beach.
The usual weekly excursion over the At
lGntic and Pacific left yesterday with fifty
peonle in charge of y. w. Halt.
w. A. ThTal, general passenger agent
OF the Chicago and Northwestern at Chicago,
lett last evening for the south.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
INSANE ON BABIES.
An Amended Petition in the Heyden
fsidt Estate.

An Amended Petition in the Heyden-
fsldt Estate.
Mrs. Henrietta Heydenfeldt has fled an
amended petition contesting the pretended
viii Of Solomon Heydeniedt. She is the
halI-siSter of the deceased and the widow
under marriage on January 20. 1893, at Sac
ramento. by Chief Justice Hugh c. Murray.
On the whole the variance is not great with
the original petition, the allegations giving
a little mere Of details.
She charges that HeydenfeIdt'S dissolute
habits we're made manifest about one year
after their marriage, ana so openly that she
was compelled 10 leave hir. She maintains
that there IS only one legitimate heir, the son,
Solomon, aged now about II years, AM the
issue OF the marriage vita Sarah Jones,
VINO died in 1852; that the father was preju-
diced against him and made his viii while
an imbeCile and uDduly influenced 10y one
Elizabeth Howard. the mistress Of said Sol
OmOn Heydenfeldt."
1t Is asserted that the real estate con-
yeyed by deed TO this woman and her chill
dren. and valued al 1888, 600. was community
property Of Heydenfeldt and the confess ant,
and roI,e4 eis-ssTss+ssea ia l.<,s petition
is the one:
That said Heydenteldt, during the time be
lived with said Elizabeth Howard, was lab0riHg
undeT and afflicted with the insane mania and
sire 10 have children. though illegltimate. and
that said mania aud desire was we'll known dur
Ing all OF said time 10 said Elizabeth Howard.
and she sought by hHm0llng aud gratifying said
Insane mania and desire. 10 obtain and secure
greater control aud dominion over his migd.
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A NEW PESTH0USE.
The Supervisors scheming to Spend An.
other 100000.

The Supervisors Scheming to Spend An
other 100000.
While the Mayor and Supervisors COM
posing the Street Committee were out look
ing at the De Boom tract on Tuesday.
with the view of opening Bosworth street.
they also took run down 10 the shore line
Of South San Francisco near the ola Bay
District tract. to see what sort of an outloO k
there was for Pesthouse site.
The property that pleased them most ami
that they have since become quite enthusi-
astic over is the old Partridge place, right
on the edge eff the bay and known on the
map as block 512 Ii contains several large
buildings that with small expense could be
made perfectly suitable for Pesthouse pur-
poses. The property is valued at 10000
and has been bonded by the city for ninety
days.
The party was asked what they were 60
ing To DO with Shag Rock.
That's III court yet" replied Mr. Bur-
ling, land I'm Informed by good lawyers
that the city will have ID pay that SIS goo.
But he continued, and the Mayor agreed
with him, ut will cost more than SO. 900
10 make it habitabie for PesthOuse or any
thing else, and | think the money would be
much better spent buying good property"
OF course nothing definite has been done,
but ii Is the intention OF the board 20 take
some definite steps in relation to a Pest
house very soon.
Mr., Burling recommends that the County
Hospital property be sold and the whole
Institution, PestnOuse and all be moved to
this fine property book 80.
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Appeals From Total Loss.

w. 3. Shepard of the firm of Shepard e
Co.. of Frome, England. has appealed to
the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
from the verdict rendered against him In
the Circuit Court in his suit against Edwin
Newhall and Walter S. Newhall of the firm
OF NewhalPs Sons Il Co. The action was
to recover S69S2 II worth of tweeds and
worsted goods or their value and 500 costs.
These goods were sold TO Gordon Brothers,
who transferred them to NewhalPs Sons IL
Co. for a money consideration then Cor
don Brothers failed TO pay Shepard. I he
plaintiff in his complaint tells of the efforts
he made TO recover the goods. in which he
spent the 500 he asked for costs. Tie
Circuit Court decision was not only adverse
10 bin in the matter of recovery OF the goods,
their value and costs. but decreed that he
should pay $40 of the defendants costs.
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A TIME-W0RN FEUD.
The Mexican Colony Narrowed by an Old
Suit in New Dress.

The Mexican Colony Narrowed by an Old
Suit in New Dress.
The cause of split iu the local Mexican
colony is now being aired in the courts for
the third time. 1t is the old trouble that
began in 1889 between Consul C0ney and his
Chancellor. YgnaciO de la Tore. IL has at
various times since taken the form OF a
charge against COney for poisoning De In
Tore, 'raIlrOading" TO Mexico. d suit
by Mrs. de la Tore for $1,000 and counter
charge by COney against Manuel Sanchez
Facio, YGnacio de Ia Tore and A. ). Men
deZ in the Police Court about two years
ago, alleging a conspiracy had Deen entered
into By the defendants to obtain vengeance.
just now the trouble is to be gone into again
by the suit. the hearing OF which com
menced yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court before jury.
This suit is By NJ. Sanchez FaciO against
COney for $4,000 damages for malicious
prosecution. The prosecution referred to
is the one for conspiracy tried two years
since in the Police Court. The jury in that
case returned with verdict of acquittal in
twenty ninutpS
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MARINER NELSON'S BABY.
He Charges That Founding Wa
Eoisted on Him.

~ NhdFSes mat rounding Nas
Foisted on Him.
a somewhat extraordinary state of facts
has come to the attention of Judge Heb
bard in the divorce case of Frank Nelson
VS.. Christiana d. Nelson. 1t had been re-
ferred to Commissioner to take testimony,
but the Judge determined to hear oral evil
dence upon hearing her statement
MIS-. Nelson is stout, mldlle-aged
woman and has hung about the courtroom
Tor some days making timid inquiries about
the case whereupOn it was learned that she
is the defendant, although default had
been entered at the request of the husbands
attorney. She said that she was too poor
To employ an attorney and believed that
sue was being made the subject OF mis-
representation as she had never been separ-
ated from her husband and knew no reason
why he should desire divorce.
The Nelson's, it appears, were married at
Gllroy about twelve years ago. her name
being then Wild and he sea(aring man,
VINO had accumulated what may be con-
sidered competency for one in his station
oil Lille. Some four years after their NOR
rage and upon his return from one OK his
voyages lie found girl baby in
his home and while not possessed with the
insane mania TO have children IN the num-
Der attributed 10 the late Solomon Heyden-
leidt, yet he had reasonable yearnIng in
this direction and the baby had much atfec-
ton bestowed upon her.
a change came over him not long ago, he
says, when he received information that the
baby was a founding foisted upon him by
his wife after purchase from some lving-in
hospital In this city when only few days
old.
Another reason for divorce is, as he
says, that she is a kleptomaniac, discovery
made when she presented him with watch
engraved with the name James Crnmmey"
aud which she confessed having stolen from
the owner while intoxicated in a Gilroy
saloon. Crummey being well-known
wholesale butcher was easily looked up and
the watch returned to him. Other larcenies
are detailed, and complaint is made that
she has taught the little girl TO pilfer.
Mrs. Nelson appeared 10 be OF respectable
appearance, but seems 10 be of weak intel
iaar
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
FOUR CHEMICAL ENGINES.
Better Fire Protection to BE Given tn,
Residents Of Mob Hill.

Better Fire Protection to BE Given the
Residents of Mob Hill.
The Fire Committee of the Board OF Su.
pervisors decided yesterday, upon the ur-
gent recommendation of the Fire Commits
sioners and Chief Scannel. to favor the pur-
chase Of four more chemical fire engines
just where they will be stationed rests en-
tirely with the commissioners, but Chief
Scannell says he will recommend that one
be stationed near the summit of Mob Hill.
another on California street near Laguna,
at - engine-house, tho third somew here in
the Mission, and the fourth to be used for q
relief engine.
These purchases are to be recommended
because as matters now stand it would be
Impossible to get fire service with water on
either OF the California-strcet hills IL there
should happen TO be fire in any of the
lower portions of the city at the same time.
The match factory on Fourteenth street.
near Mission, is not to be renewed, but the
man who owned it had been given permits
sion to continue his arpet-beating business
al the old stand
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
A LIVE WHALE.
The Main Feature of the Fish Exh bit at
Chicago.

The Main Feature of the Fish Exh bit at
Chicago.
The work Of collecting exhibits for the
various departments of the California build
Ing at the Worlds Fair is TO be cOmmer eed
Immediately. The Fish Commission will
endeavor t. secure specimens of every
variety Of fish and aqu attic animal found on
the Pacific Coast, and the central figure of
the collection will be live whale. Thomas
Griffin Of Trinidad has the skeletons of "a
number of fishes, among others that of a
whale. These he proposes to add to the
collection of the commission.
Mrs. Eibechutz of Independence. InyO
County. is arranging a display of all kinds
of Indian work, including grass blankets,
mating, beading and embroidery, showing
the industry of the Putes in this State.
A number of counties have not taken
steps toward forming local organ cations or
making municipal exhibits. anticipating
share Of the State appropriation of $780, 600.
The outlook of good exhibit in these dis
trlcts Is very poor. the commission having
no intention of substituting the dilatory
counties.
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is THE SITE SOLID2

The Governments VIII Take Hand in
the Boring Tests.
Agent Brooks stated yesterday afternoon
that the Government intends to proceed
with the boring tests at the Postofiice
site, provided two experts will super
wise tho operations. One of these
gentlemen has consented to act in the
capacity designated. and an assent will prob
ably be Forthcoming from the other. Partial
instructions concerning the boring were re-
ceiyed yesterday, necessitating statement
from Mr.. Brooks. A telegram in reply was
sent later in the day, and positive orders are
expected from the Treasury Department
this morning
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
Acc used OF Crime.

The District Attorney fed the following
informations in Judge Murphy's court yes
terday: Leonard Potter. grand larceny;
q: NJ. ReDchler. assault with deadly weapon
William Hogan, attempt 10 commit murder
and burglary; w. j. Gillespie, embezzle-
ment; Thomas CcnlIn, attempt to commit
burglary aud burglary; Il. T. Napthaly,
assisting a prisoner 10 escape; Frank
Rentchler. an assault with d eadly weapon
j.. A. Lunes, assault to commit murder :;
John Neil, grand larceny
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
Sailing Hnlsted,a Claim.

Judge Coffey has ordered in the estate OF
Samuel w. Garness that the administrators,
in accordance with an agreement, deliver to
William \. Halsted, the undertaken, or his
attorney, certain personal property ineud-
ing promissory note of J. NJ. Trout for
Sl6l 60 upon the payment by Halsted OF
$50 10 and a receipt In full of his claim
against the estate. Not doing so she will
have to show cause on Monday why the
agreement should not be enforced
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
"FIVE-MILE JIMMY"
The Corpse of Noted Character Now In
the Morgue.

"Fiye-mile Jimmy" peddler. who was
well known to politicians, lay upon slab
in the M0rgue yesterday afternoon. His
name was james b. Brahenay, and he lived
with his wife on Sixteenth street. He
earned precarious living by selling wood,
and of late looked upon life through very
blue glasses.
On March IA Jimmy" disappeared from
his home, after telling his wife that he was
going 10 commit suicide She paid little at
tention TO his assertion, because she had
heard something of the same kind before.
The body was found floating in the bay at
the foot Of LON bard street yesterday morn
ing and taken to the Morgue, where the
sign Unidentified" hung over its head
until o'clock in the afternoon. Then the
son-in-law of the deceased came and identi-
fed the remains. The inquest will be held
this morning
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discovered until thirty days before the CON-
mencement of this action. In truth Riley
signed the petition for the deed with his
mark and some one else incorrectly spelled
the anne in 1t. The Rileys now wish to
sell the property, but cannot oil account of
tile error in question.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
Decorated Glass and Porcelain.

The Pacific American Decorative Com
pany has incorporated TO establish plant
to manufacture and sell glass and porcelain
decoration throughout tue Pacific Coast
States. The capital and subscribed stock
is $4,000. with Peter l.. and John Mallen
as the principal subscribers and +. 5.
Chadbourne. Abner Doble and Eugene n.
Deuprey interested to the number of ten
shares each
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
The First OF It's Kind Won.

The jury in the Dee All Tom case. tried
last Tuesday in the United States District
Court, charged with the illicit manufacture
of opium from yen shee." returned YER
diet yesterday Of guilty. He will be SEN
tercel next WadneSdaY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
Tn Garrett Dead.

Patrick Riley and his wife have sued the
city and county to reform deed Of October
q. 1871, by the late Thomas Ii. Selby, as the
then Mayor. granting 10 him for certain out
side lands lot on Valencia street. near
Was spelled Reilly" and this error was not
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
LADIES' CAPES.

At 57. 80.
LADIES CAPES. extra long, black twilled
cloaking, with ribbon trimmings, worth
SO, will be offered at 81 so each.
At $1,000.
LADIES CAPES of black diagonal cheviot,
40 inches in length, trimmed with heavy
silk ribbon, worth SIS, will be offered at
go each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
A Vacancy Fi,Ied.

Captain w. l.. Merry has been appointed
by the Mayor delegate to the Nicaragua
Canal Convention, to supply vacancy in
the delegation.
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Captain william of the BiIIinp..

Captain III. ii. Williams Of the Frederick
Billings, arrested few days since on COM
plant of some of his crew, had partial
hearing before United States Commits sioner
Sawyer yesterday, on an accusation of beat
ing one sailor and wounding another on the
high seas. The examination, which was
not concluded, was postponed until to-day
Biousness bile, bolts aad the blues can be cured
by taking Simmons Liver Regulator
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24

party by the Berkeley Club of Oakland,
and President Eliot gave public lecture
under the auspices of the Starr King fra
terDity
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LADIES JACKETS.
At. e. 20.

At 83. 80.
LADIES JACKETS, in navy and black
eheviots, double breasted, bone buttons.
tailor pockets. so inches in length, worth
Sc will be offered at So 30 each.
At SIS. 90.
LADIES' LE-BREASTED REFER
JACKETS, 80 inches in length, blazer
pockets, light c0lors. with bone buttons.
black cheViot, with four silk loop orna-
ments, worth 81 90. viii be offered at s.
each.
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At, ST.. 80.

LADIES' UBLE-BREASTED REFER
JACKETS, tan Vienna sacking, hand
some buttons to match, tan cheViots,
with silk loop ornaments on fronts, fine
checks and tan effects, 80 inches in
length, worth SO, viii be offered at
81 30 each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. co.

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE, SAALS,
ALLER, ELDER, EMS. WERRA. EULDA.
ELBE KAISER WILHELM III.
New York. Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY. WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY. landing
passe ngers in z ~ days less from New York.
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers
= A
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At IS 49, 90.

LADIES REFER JACKETS, In tan twill
cloaking and IN navy and black cheviots,
80 inches in length, large pearl buttons
double outside stitching lap back and
lap pockets, worth So 80. will be offered
Ct $40 each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY G,a
i Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST zrSEs$
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spelr-
street Wharf at 10 for the above ports one }:
their Al iron steamships viz;
COLUMBIA-February7 l9. March 2. Ii, %
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-FebrGary IL, %,
March .. lS, 30
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacf1s
Railroad. oregon Short Line aud other diyergiGs
lines for all points in Oregon Washington, British
Columbia. Alaska. Idaho. Montana, DAKOTA, Utah.
wyoming. Yellowstone PARK and all points East and
South and TO Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin Sl6; steerage, S.; round
trip, cabin $50.
Ticket OfiCes-1 Montgomery ST., and PaIacs Ho
tel, New Montgomery St
6UODALL PERKINS e CO, Supt. Ocean Lins
10 Market ST
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
Weak Men and Women
TINE TARII

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THa
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health AMI
Strength TO the Sex uai OrgaaA mol eod1
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CUNAR0 LINE.
New York to- Liverpool, via Queenstown
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EAl RESS MAIL SERVICE
Etrurls Mch 90. 90 PM Etruria April 20, :0G PVT
Aurania, April 2, 80 AN Aurania ApL 30, 500 AN
Umbrta, April 8, 3 90 Umbria, May z, z: 100 P4
Servia, April 10, 100 AM ServIa, May Ia, 800 An
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second cabin. $50:
kteerage tickets to and from all parts OF Euroo,
stve-y low rates. For freight and passage apply n
nseompany's Office. Bowling Green, New YORK
VERNON Ii. BROWN 81 CO., General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured n
application WILLIAMS, DIM0ND Il Co,
IuThSa agents, San Francisco
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Tho Band viii Play.

Following is the programme Of music 10
be performed by the regimental band in
Golden Gate Park this afternoon:
j. "Eroca," grand march. 4. L. Hime
2, Overture, Ernst aud Seherz". ......... Hummel
). Am Nicer" solo for trombone. Schubert
4. Grand selection No. z, from ofenDach's
o. LtfSo. ddhues
y. Cavalry Charge" 10y requesr) ...............
(Muscal director OF Spider a. Fly Coz G. Luders
z. March milItaire No. 4, ''Suite Aigerienne"
khist lilcf ~ Nacus
((d) Aria, terZett aud hunting chorus. ..........
10. lb) Romauza, With corDet, alto and car-
ionet obligsto; fina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ii. Patrol. 'Ronde de La Garde" Joseph Low
IL. Rotten Row" gaop. ........,. Keller Bela
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CCmPAGNIs GENERALE
IRA \ IS TLAN TIQUE
French Line TO Hayre

CONIPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH S<a
Y River foot of Morton ST. Travellers by NSslxA
this line avoid both transit by English railway aud
the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small
boat
la TOURAINE. Capt. Frangeul. ...............
...,...............S Saturday, April I'd, 7 800 A. 4
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boytr................,,
...... Saturday, April 9th. 20 AN
LA GASCOGNE, Capt. Santeli ..........,....
..............,, Saturday. April 10th .. 90 AM
LA BRETAGNE, Capt III ,er............n....
........... ....... Saturday. April = sd, 100 AM
he- FOR further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No Bowling Green, New York.
J. r. FUGAZI Il CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-,
San Francisco.
Branch Office. g Montgomery street mr2O u
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP C0MPaNf.

THE SPLENDID 3O0O-TON STEAMERS ksas
i OF this line carrying United States znFSsg
Hawaiian and Colonial mails. sail from folsom-ss
Wharf &C under
EOK FioHOLYfT.U oNJY.
SIS AUST RALIA TUESDAY. March Is, 1t PIP VI
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OELRICHS II CO.. Bowling Green. n. Y.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery St, under Occidental Hotel, 5. Il.
ja7 THU ly
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FOR HONOLULU, AZ, KLAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT.
s s. MoNowAI. THURSDAY, March 81, ut VI
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Tor freight and passage apply at Office 927 Marxss
street. J, ID. SPRECkELS & BROS.
setf General Agents.
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IN ALUMNI HALL.

In the Alumni Hall the Regents and a
number Of privileged guests were filling up
the time very agreeably with cold cola
ton. A5out 200 ladies and gentlemen sat
down. Among them were: President and
Mrs. Eliot of Harvard College; Mrs. Ann
Sitter, Berkeley; Mrs. George Hearst. San
Francisco; Adolph Sutro. San Francisco !;
Hon. John A. Kasson. San Francisco; Pro-
fessor Sburman, Cornell; President Jordan,
Stanford University; Horace Davis, ex-
president OF the university. San Francisco (;
Edward 5. Holden. Mount Hamilton; w. u.
Reid, San Mateo; Captain Mcdonald, San
Francisco; Mrs. William Ashburner, San
Francisco; President White OF Cornell.
There was no formal list of toasss, but
complimentary illusions were responded to
by Presiding Regent Stebbins, Professor
Eliot; Professor Stringham, dean OF the
faculty; Professor Branper Of Palo Alto
and the Hon. John A. Kassou.
From 3 to 8 o'clock tea was rendered to
Mrs. Eliot by Mrs. c. T. ii. Palmer. as
sisted by the wives Of members OF the fac
ulty. During the afternoon the various
students clearinghouse surrounding the
college were made gay by the entertaining
OF many visitors and friends Of the students.
At night lunch was rendered TO the