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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
New York HIarkets

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-The stock market to-day
was narrow and feyerish, with general dropping
tendency, except In speciaities The marked feature
Of the day renewal OF strong buying of
Omaha, which closed with a net gain OF per cent.
Among tie speciatles Manhattan again the
feature. I he weak spots In American
Tobacco and In Pacific Mail. Tobacco lost "a per
cent and Pacific Mail a. The general market
was higher at the opening, but by the influence or
gold shipments a dropping tendency was 1DIue-
diateiy impaired to prices. The close hrm,
but changes for the day were Irregular Bonds
were again dealt In, but with small changes. Gov
eminent bonds were dull and steady. Petroleum
Closed weak; offered at 54 12c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-united States Bonds. As.
1l4A; do rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 1874: Cana
dian Pacific. S6ss: Central Pacific. 70: Onion Pa
cifc. Al Atehison ana santa he. 547s; Wells
Fargo l47; Western Union, $685. Silver 1914;
Sterling, 81 sega SO.
SIT so. Sugar. 3l6 sos 7-16e Hops-Pacihc Coast.
21@24c. Hides, l212c. COpper-Lake. $l2. Tin
Spot. $50 20 Lead-Domestic, IS 30. Irou, $16.
tetroleum-5412c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar-Refued, very quiet aud unchanged; law,
shade easier and unchanged
- Cofee-After quiet opening became more active
H. 1925 points advance. Sales $1,000 bags. Feb
mary, SIT 30; March $ 40; April, ST.
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steal beauty or even physical deformity,
when there is mind at the back Of it.
Being q landscape painter myself, l
scarcely dare 10 prom ounce a decided
opinion, and 10 the best Of my belief great
portrait painter should be able to depict
beyond the mask of the face. l remember
hearing Of a great artist in the time Of Sir
Joshua Reynolds, " no painted a mans pOr-
trait. and a doctor seeing the picture some
time afterward exclaimed there is insanity
IN that face The painter soon learned
that the man was then in an asylum.
Il only mentioned this incident TO show
that if insanity can be depicted so can the
other mental aud moral attributes.
my ideal of a beautiful woman is one
whose mind and intellect are beautiful.
Some Of the strongest pictures have been
made out Of apparently unprOmising sub
jects, because the subjects had a story 20
tell, and II is in the telling Of it that the art
Pnmes in"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Fob. 8
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

FRIDAY EVENING. Fob. j
SUMMARY OF THE HARKErA
Silver unchanged.
Wheat and Barley futures frmer.
Fancy Oats firm. Common weak.
Corn held more steadily.
Rye unchanged.
Hay duh.
Pink Beans heavily offered.
Potatoes dull and weak.
Onions easier.
Butter weak Eggs lower. Choose nrm.
A car OF Eastern Poultry ia.
Game advanced.
Apples in ample supply.
Oranges firmly held.
Prunes higher.
Raisins moving off well.
Hams higher.
Another advance In Hogs.
Tomatoes scarce,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
NORTON BUSH.

1.-THE question covers a very wide field,
said Norton Bush thoughtfully. There
are so many different types.
NOW to refer only to women before the
public, Ada Rehan and Mary Anderson are
two high models in An artistic sense-in-
deed, fer face, form. height and expression
l can recall no higher types of beauty Mary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
FRANK HAPPERSBERGER.

ITO a sculptor beauty OF form must neces-
sarily come before beauty Of coloring,"
observed Frank Happersberger
For myself. | have an admiration for
blonde type OF woman and for bright and
beautiful coloring, but although it is pos
sble to show the color little in sculpture,
in the eyes especially, it is as nothing COM
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
EDWIN DEAKIN.

''Mere physical beauty may be like q
stone, cold and expressionless." observed
Edwin Deakin, although some perfect
faces are also endowed with expression,
The Venus Of Milo's beauty is not simply
on the surface; there is certainly something
beyond that face. it is an endless study TO
discover what.
Beauty of expression satisfies no more
that purity Of outline-indeed forget ply
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Bradstreets gives clear
ngs for the past week for the principal cities OF
United States follows: New York, 1851. 272 062.
increase per cent; Chicago, Sl05 .8OS. 377, In
crease % 2; Boston slO4115l3S increase 2l;
Philadelphia ISL 800 365. increase 5.5 ST. Louis,
S23, 1856. ~. increase %; San Erancisco. Sl5,-
6s2 I54, BANK: Baltimore. Sl4, 81 ,4q3, de-
100; PittSburg. $l5590,4O3. increase 49,:
Cincinnati. $l47l9, 800 decrease = 3; Kansas City.
sl0.4SS, 37l, increase 1865; New Orleans. SI3.-
los, 543. increase /; Minneapolis SIS ga ,o79
Increase 1871; Omaha. $4,8l4 200, Increase 1910;
st. Paul. 81 663.250 increase 90; Portland, Or,
Sl.795 e35, decrease 1872 Salt Lake City. Sl.475,-
800, comparisons; Seattle 1878 900. decrease
IL; Tacoma. 1868 ,073 increase 81; Los Angeles.
$675 056, decrease II; Helena. 81 900, no CON-
parison; spokane S9lS, 1000 n 0 comparison: Great
Fails Mont, Sl29 500, no comparison; Galveston,
81, O65 949. increase 2j.l
Total for the week ended February 2 for the
leading cities OF the United States, 81 39U 1888
an increase OF U per cent over the corresponding
period last year
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SHIFTING INrELLIGEN CE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2.
stmr san Juan. Pitts l6 days from Panama etc;
pass and IN disc, to Pacific Nal 5 Co.
Stmr Daisy himbail. LiebIg. 20 hours from Fort
Bragg; lumber and pass to tnlon Lumber Co.
Ger stmr Komulus. Berndt, Ala days from Ma
naimo; 1857 tons coal, 30 John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. 6l1a hours from san
Diego; pass and mdse, to GeodalI, Perkins ~ Co.
Br shiU Beechbank, Parry, 80 days fron Neweas-
tie. NSw; 3542 tons coal. TO Husband & Brooks.
Sehr seventy-six, Rossing. 10 days from Kodiak !;
ballast, to KODIAK Packing Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3.
Stmr San Jose, Russell, Panama, etc; Pacific Mail
Stmr Mariposa, Hayward, Honolalu and sydney
} ID Spreckcls & Bros
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka: NJ KaIIsh &
stmr Jeanne. Humphrey Seattle; George DERRICK
Stmr Empire lessen. NanaImo: r Chandler
stmr Eureka, Leland, San Pedro: Goodsli. Per
kins & Co
Br ship TalIus Bennett. Queenstown; Girviu,
Schr Mascot, Hagman. hunting aud fishing; VIM
Bendt.
sehT c1arlna, schmaIz sand POinsi Mcclellan
Fishing and Trading Co
sailed.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3.
Stmr Marposa, Hayward, Honolulu and sydney.
Stmr Empire. Jessen. Nanamo-
Stmr Gipsy, Jepsen, santa Cruz etc
Stmr Celia, johnson, Humboldt
Stmr Crescent city, Allen, Crescent City.
Br stmr HOunslOw, Cox, NanamO.
Stmr Umatlia, Holmes. Victoria aud Port Towns
end.
Mic stmr McntSerrat, Blackburn, Nanaimo.
Stmr san Jose. Russell, Panama, etc
Ship Highlander. Edgert, PORT blakeley.
Bark Sumatra. Olsen, Seattle.
Brig Geneva, Nielsen, Puget SOUND.
Schr NewarS, Beck, Bowens Landing.
Schr Joseph ana Henry. ChriStiaaSeu. Eureka.
Schr Czarina. Schmaiz, sand Point.
Schr Viking. Dannevig. Jsluit Marshall Islands
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Homer for Port
land. Humboldt for Humboldt Bay, Point Arena FOR
Mendocino and Eureka for Newport.
steamers to arrive to-day the Willamette
Valley from Yaquiua Bay aud Wellington from be-
parture Bay.
The Australia falls due from Honolulu wednes-
day.
The bktn Amelia loads lumber at Port BIakeley
for Honolulu
Movements of Vessels.
Ship Balaehulish. Oakland to Hunters Point
Ship John Potter Pacific TO Oakland Creek.
Bktn w II Dmond. Folsom to refinery
Ship Beechbank, sea to stream.
Telegraphic.
POINT L0BoS-FebFuary $40 M-Weather
cloudy wind SE; velocity 20 miles
spoken.
Dec 80. 3 s, 30 w, ship st John, from New York
for San francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
VICTOR GULIELMO.

ITO give a description of the ideal of
beauty is next to impossibiIity, at least
for sculptor" said Victor Gulielmo. ''for
bis efforts go toward expression 10 an en-
tirely different way. There may have been
artists very consistent In the representation
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

only one ideal overreaching all the others
may imagine.
Certainly | have modelled heads ana
figures endeavoring TO express such Ideals.
but what artist can say that he could give
himself entire satisfaction.
"The accompanying outlines may Indicate
what think is the ideal head. The god
dess OF beauty may guide you In pub
fishing It."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

We note another advance In Hogs. Beef is easy.
Mutton aud Veal steady. Wholesale rates from
saughtereTs as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality sc = % second quality,
Size; third do 4@5e.
VEAL-Lsrge 6G17c = 10; small Calves, 712@sc;
Dairy Calves. Sls@9C e 10.
MUTTON-W others, Sc = N: Ewes, 71a@lSc.
SPRING LAMB-l5@2nc q 70
PoRK-Live Hogs. 712@7@4c ? II for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs 71407 I2c; stock
Hogs. 614@6i2c 2 10; dressed do, 1O9l012c . ID.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, 61ac for 1898; Wool Bags. SEQ
$50.
RICE-Chinese mixed s8 70@4; No. !, 81 ESQ
90; extra No. /, 81 7044 95: hawaiian. $4G4 % /;
Rsngoon. 81 20 Louisiana. IS 9Ue1+ 2 ctl
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fiue Crushed. all 55sc ? 10; Dry GTanuiated
sc > 10: Confectoners A. Use; Magnolia 4Ssc
Extra &. sI4c; Golden c. 4c; d, 3$4c; Standard
A, 4s4c: hali-bols 14c more than bbls aud boxes
more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
JOSEPH KAHLER.

"Can an artist look straight into The face
Of this question?
THE ideal Of beauty is subject to change
in the mind of the artist according TO start
ling disclosures in life.
my ideal at It's present state is female
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IA
failures In the Pacific Coast States aud Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
IS for the previous and 10 for the correspond
Ing week 1892
The failures Tor the past week divided among
the trades follows: saloons furniture
painter. / clothing. hotel. dry goods, ! mems
furnishing, tewery, / tailor, cigars and to-
bacco, plumbing ana butcher.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3.-The spot market ia weak
at Is 4d. Cargoes lower at 30J Sd for OF coast
Bis Sd for Just shipped and 30s Cd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil OWN z
Liverpool quotations fer No. 2 Red Winter:
February, 5s 9Ad; March. 5s 1012d April
os ll12d: May. rs 4di June, 6s l1ad; July, 6s I'd.
sECURITIE5.
LONDON. Feb. g. - Consols. SO s7-l6: Silv er
3SAd Rentes. 97f soc. Bullion into Bank OF Eng
laud. 1928. O00
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HUGO FISHER.

Hugo Fisher hesitated little, declaring
It 70 be extremely difficult for an artist at
moments notice to embody in words his
ideal Of feminine beauty. Finally he OBJ
served:
IAN ideal woman must not only be beau
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Wheat was quiet and opened
A@1ac higher on bad weather for Winter Wheat,
but free offerings early decline Of nc. II
then became very dun and firm and closed at 100
3sc hi her than yesterday Receipts. l3l 900 bush
els; shipments. 1900 bushels Rye, SIC. Barley.
64c.
CHICAGO. Feb. 8. - wheat-Cash. TAG. Corn
44c. Pork Sl9 20. Lard - Sill 6712. RIBS
$40 221a. Nbsky-Sl II.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

Venus of Milo. 1t has color and vivid
expression, of win h very little can be
shown in an outline drawing
1T is Of type partly Asiatic. European
and American. but belongs TO thu white
race-a combination photograph Of beauties
OF my imagination"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

toured ABOUT tue W0rlu
a good deal as an artist and esthete, and
who was so smitten by the charms Of the
Yosemite as to cause her to spend month
In the valley. said yesterday:
THE CALL is doing great service TO
the lovers of tho beautiful Ia setting forth
the arguments of so many authorities in
favor of the Yosemite's recession TO the
General Government"
did you notice any signs of vandalism
In the valey?" was asked.
"Oh. yes. the fences the stumps and the
clearing off of the brush"
'But it was still beautiful sight, IL was
notP"
Yes, indeed. ! do not believe that van
dals could wholly spoil Yosemite with
dynamite. Its natural features are practi-
cally indestructible, but it is just as Mr..
Muir says-the fringe and the bloom are
being taken off, and the improvements that
are being made are in very bad taste"
'Whst do you think Of tile idea Of lighting
the valley by electricity"
Horrible. IL there no law in your State
to prevent such Dissertation? Do you sup
pose it would be tolerated for a day in Eng
land, France or Germany? No, indeed.
81 was talking with an American lady
friend of mine, who is an artist, and she
said that the improvements in Yosemite
were sufficient ground for the Imprisonment
OF their perpetrators.
just think OF the word improvement
being used in connection with Yosemite,
anyway said she. You might as we'll try
to improve on the grandeur of Niagara or
even Of the great Atlantic ITSELF Stay the
hands Of those who are ruthless enough TO
do this work Of desecration and you will do
much good for the whole people. Mind,
do not say to California alone, for Yosemite
belongs not TO California, not 10 the United
States, not TO North America, but TO the
whole world. II Is as much mine as n
Bsilon as it is yours as an American. 1t
belongs TO the world OF the beautiful, and
not to any State or nation.
1T is the duty OF California TO take care
OF the Yosemite. If she cannot do it let
her give 1t to the General Government. Let
an army Of infantry surround the valley, if
| necessary. and guard IT, Keep out the
vandals, and for mercy's sake stop the
'im rOvements.'
above all things. don't let them put up
the electric lights"
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LOO M. WALL.

Loo Nj. Wall thinks that expression is
more than form. Look at American
girls" she said. "All over the world people
exclalm how pretty and yet as a rule they
Will not bear analysis from classical stand
point. Their charm consists Of their vi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

HEINH3gE Z 3!!|;|iIIIsI
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DRLISQUENr SALE NOTICE - YELLOW
IL Jacket silver Mining Company. Location OF
works ana principal pace OF business Gold Hli,
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-TheTs arc delinquent upon tue following
described stock. on account OF ASSESSMENT (NO. So
lowed the sixth day OF December. 1892. tAs
several amounts set opposite the names OF the r.
anncfiYa kharahniders as fNlloWs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

asking each other. Does the choice Of sub
ject 10 represent female beauty - Ada
Rehan-do credit to the sex?
What constitutes beauty in woman any
way?
The artists have been asked for their
ideals, and they give them below.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

MORNING SESSION.
Board-l0 f Gasight ~; 10 Water. 9S1s.
STREET.-THE s Water. 90 so Gsslignt, ~.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-35 Oceanic Co, as: 100 Hutchinson s
p Go. 4: 80 Cal Electric Light, 203s.
Street-$l0.0O0 ~ Bonds. 80, e2la; SO Cal
l. 2n2G.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

Walnuts, 6@Sc p 10 for hardsheil, SI56S101ac p
n for softShell and p n for paper-sheii: soft.
shell Almonds, l3H@I4c; hardsheli do. 7Ia69Stac
f. II: paper-shell. l312@D1 Chile Wainuts S6g9c:
Peanuts, 3el4c y n for domestic; Hickory Nuts Ia
Sc; Pecans. S9l0c e Ii for small and (4@l6c Tor
large; Fiberts log lc Brazil Nuts l09Ilc; Cocoa
nuts Sa6D5 r 100.
NATURALIZATION are still scarcer Not
enough Green Peppers, String Beans aud Cucumbers
zoe Y II Tor buttons and lUDl5c for large: Toma-
toes from Los Angeles, 81 y box; Cueumbers. -;
Green Peppers. u lb Green Peas, 512@7c p 10;
Bay feas. &c II n string Beans, Asparagus,
$50 = nj MarrOwfat squash. SIS p ton: Cab
bsRs 401bOc u ctl; Feed Carrots, 45G15Oc Turnps,
TIE Hssts. Toe; Parsnips. VI 20: Garlic l12c y 10
fROFlSIONS-H Hams have advanced again. Ba-
con and Lard though very firm. are 10 higher The
demand iE or hand to- 0uth character as all Pork
products afs no longer neeess1rles. but Injuries.
medium. 14In0I6Isc y n Tor light and 1914
6t7Iqc for extra light; Eastern Sugarcnred Hams,
17lsG9 So T. n. California Hams. l5149l7c: Lard.
ttercss Eastern. all Kinds. l2tzMl4I2e: pals I5c:
California. Berceg 159gi3ihc haif-Dbls, l4c; IO-lo
tbs. 141aGDlbc, do b-tb. 14Ha15Ae; Mess Beef,
~ 50@8 extra mess 40 81 600D9: family do, Sl0
Dbl extra clear. $22. mess, SlS9l9 p Dbl; Smoked
Beef l01@dltc y n.
noFs-Q1o.ed at I7hg20c p h.
HIDES AND PELTS-Hcagy saited steers. 75zc:
medium, GNG1@c y 10; light 4EM5c y 10; Cow
hides, 41512c p NJ sated Kip. 4e u ID: salted
Cali. 7c; dry Hides usual selection, SC y ID; dry
Kps. &c q n: prime Ggat3kins. 301DJOc each;
Kids, 6Cgl0e; DeerskhIs. good summer. 371ac: me-
shearilHgs, lOD25c; short wool, 40d,70c; medium
77og90c; long wool 9Oc9$l Az each. Cults OF all
TALL0w-No. ! rendered, 4I49fs4c; Refined
612c; Grease. 3Ia94c = n.
ana Mendoeino, l4Gl5c; orthern defective, 9GDlOc
g 10 free Mountain, 9Gll q n: San Joaquin and
southern detective, 7GSc Sprtug Wool Is quoted
as Ioilows Eastern Oregon, l39l7e; Valley Oregon,
1S0dZ1c "a 70.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04

T is known that Keith,
Mathe VS.. Hill, Bush
and the rest Of our
artists are prepared to
send their best works TO
the Worlds Fair. and
they are discussing what
will be there from oIhel
States. Their interest
has centered on the
question of the silver
statue to be sent from
Montana, and they are
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
Exchange and HuIIion.
Wool Market

Portland's Business
PORTLAND. Feb. 3.-Clearances, 1921, 600; bal
ancAs s54 OOn
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The Weeks Failures.

NEW YORK Feb. S.-wooi active and firm. Do
nestle Fleece. 279S2c; Pulled. 20937c; Texas
I792lc 3 u.
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computedby THOMAS TENN ESr Chro1omsss: ant
Instrument Maker CALI Ornt3 street..
Sirn OF tha w o lden Slilo..
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Family Retail Market.

Eggs are cheaper Butter shows n change
Dealers are charging ST. IS for extra fat Hens but
plenty OF fowl can be bought for less money.
Fruits show particular change
Summer Vegetables are and command high
prices
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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BOARD SALES,

NoTE-Assessments OF mines not LIST
Board fail delinquent In ONCE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-01

Mrs. Cooling Is visiting friends at
Pocopson.
Miss Worth spent few days with
friends In Marcus Hook. IT,.
MIR. Gideon Guycris sporting among
tho waves at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Myra Lysie left to-day with a
select party OF friends ior u days out
ing.
James S. Goif. OF Marcus Hook, Is
spending few days with relatives at
Smyrna, Del. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Iosls Appleby and
daughter Iva, visited Relatives in Ches-
ter on Sunday.
Miss Mary lIoUpes OF the West Ches.
ter Telephone Exchange is visiting
friends in our city.
Mr.. Joseph Phillips OF S27 Orange
street, ratnrned 10 day from short
visit to Port Deposit.
Miss May Tubs. OF this city, is
visiting relatives ana friends in Mar
Gus Hook and I.inwooI.
Harry ltam5berger and Harry Roeves
VIII shortly leave for n two weeks
stay at the Worlds Fair.
Harry e. Adams, son of City Treas.
urer AdHmsf and Ray Llnuville left
yesterday for Ocean Grove.
Miss Ruth II, Carpenter has gonn to
BridSeville, Del, where she Will spend
til" sultry days Of August.
Mr.. Enoch llanthorn of Bridgeton,
\. j visited his daughter. Mrs, Chas.
Il. Griffith on Saturday last.
Mrs George Glllirg Is spending the
week with Mr., and Mrs .JatUb Fin!e y,
on Marriott at NIprrtta tIa.l-
Miss SAME Martin left yesterday nc
ronipHnied with large Saratoga for
an extended trip to Tie seHsh0re.
Miss Hessio Mulone, OF ll0i Madison
street, is spending her vacation at
germantown ana Chestnut liill, Pa.
Mrs. james Carpenter OF Marcus
| Hook has returned home after very
pleasant visit To friends in our city.
Miss Loiliss Sullivan of this civ.
spent saturday and Sunday with her
grandfather linujumin Johnson, Sr.,
at Marcus Hook.
Misses Ida and Helen Loiland, Jas.
7. Loilund of Milford and Harry
l.olland OF this city left Saturday
for two weeks visit to the World s
Fair
Mr.. Geo. r. Roberts, who has been
sI1tiullk week III the W elSA AOun-
tains, returned home yesterday.
greatly recuperated in health and
! strength.
Mrs. y. Taylor Bradford and family
returned home last evening from Re-
hoboth, where they huvo been visiting
Tor the past mouth or more. greatly
benefited in health and spirits.
Mr., aud Mrs J. Winfield Scott. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Cunnor, of VIII
mington, spent Sunday with William
I. Painter, at his home in Birming-
hDm, near the Brandywine.
MI. John Cox, Edward Clark and
son, OF Chnrehtuwn, Lancaster coun.
ty. Pa. were in Wilmington to day,
aud paid u brief visit to their old
friend, S. llersey, Clerk of Courcil. -
Mrs. Walter NJ Cirimlh. who has
been visiting her parents ut Reading.
Pa. tor tile past ton days, returned
, homo to on city on saturday last,
greatly benefited Ill health by her
outing