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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

In the name of human progress,
liberty and the Lord. Honesty
men who want TO take Hawaii
should be above such hypocriticai
pretenses. We have been, through
our swarms of alleged missionaries
lifting the natives of the Sand
wich islands from barbarism
into Christian peace and hap
piness." for seventy one years.
and in that period cur agents Of
progress" have lifted the
natives from $50, 900 to 10 600 in
cumberland possessed themselves
of all on the islands worth the
having; and finally these same
agents. with the aid of some half
civilized Portuguese. have dis
franchised the original owners of
the country, usurped their govern
ment. and notified the. world that
all this had been done in the
name and on behalf of human
g liberty We can respect bold
buccaneer; we cannot respect a
rapacious hypocrite, who goes to
the heathen. Bible in one hand,
a gun in the other and all his
pocketslbearing bottles of liquid
damnation."
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
Kickers.

Certain horse owners, or GER
tain owners of horses are object
ing to the conditions in the 2:40
class on thes Jockey Club pro-
sramme aud make some very rash
statements in the ddrertissr this
morning. Tie race that meets
with objection is described as
Glass 40 -Trotting and pac-
ing: free for all. Nile heats, best
two in three. Pacsrs 10 90 70 road
cart." The kicker in the Adrsrtiser
claims that owing to the poor
condition of the track trotters
will have big advantage over
PAGERS. This would be perfectly
true ii the track on the 1lth of
June was in the same condition
as it is today. Bat we can state
upon the very best authority that
the track will receive such an
oveil,aui ing and be put in such a
condition as has never been the
case here. Tue work on the track
will be ss.rted within day or
two and the welt known energy
of Secretary Gil I'd is a gua-
rant-s that the condition OF the
track wills bs shose criticism on
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
Vessels in Port.
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL VESSELS.
U s s Philadelphia, Barker.
HIM Takachiho. Nomnra. Yokohama.
HBM s Champion. Rooke, Esquimalt.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am bk II Z Rithet. Morrison, F.
Am Miss snnr Morning Star, Garland.
Am schr King Cyrus. Christensen, N'we'e.
Ship Occidental. Morse, Comax. B {.
Am schr Golden Shore; Bernholm. S W.
Schr Lyman d Foster, Dteyer, \ ) W.
Bk Besper. Sodergren, y 5 W.
Am schr Robert Levers, San Francisco
Bk Alhert, Griffith. San Francisco.
S ,hr W f Whitman. Petersen. Newcastle,
Nor ok Petrus. Andersen, Newcastle.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
Honors Are Cheap.

The police force and the Hitch
cock family have honored Boss"
Hitchcock. the marshal. In Hilo
by pinning on to his manly
bosom police badge.-Another
member of the same family has
deprived Hilo of his society not
being desirous of taking the
choice between a striped suit
and forced honorable marriage.
No cod fish in his OF such are
the missionaries virtaous fock
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The wind came from the South
last evening and occasional rain
showers was the consequence.
Heavy rain showers have prevail
ed during this morning with
prospects OF a continuance.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The French frigate Duehau-
fault arrived in port here this
afternoon from Callao. The usual
salutes were exchanged with the
war-vessels in the harbor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
LATEST NEWS.

Washington Apr. 9.-The pro-
ceedlnes. IN the Senate today
from the opening to the closing
of the session. were full Of inter
es.. The first in point of time
was the swearing in of Mr.. Walsh
as the Senator from Georgis to
Colquitt. Two resolutions intend
ed to facilitate the debate on the
tariff bill were Introduced, one by
Senator Mills. providing for an
amendment to the rules so as TO
permit os the previous question,
and the other by Senator Allen.
providing for the taking of the
final vote of the bill on June
7th. allowing three days for
debate under the hve-minute
rule. Both went over without
action.
The chief interest of the day
entered in Senator Hills speech.
The speech was mainly directed
against the income tax, al
though Mr.. Hill spoke of the
. Humiliation of the Hawai-
ian question, which he
attributed to the fact that the
head of the State Department
was republican.
Wichita Kan J Apr O. The
Daltons or other robbers attemp-
ted to hold up the Rock Island
passenger train No. / to night at
a point about four miles below
Pond creek III the Cherokee
Strip, but they met such a prompt
resistance from a Wells, Fargo d
Co.'S messenger that they carried
away with them nothing except
few bullets in their hides
New York, Apr. 6.-The Am
erican and Union News comp
anies have refused to handle ".
L. Steads book, If Christ came
to Chicago" and have notified
their dealers to cancel all orders
sent to the publishers at Chicago.
Washington. Apr. 9-The
President will issue a procla
nation to-day or tomorrow on
Bering sea.
London, Apr. 8. In the House
Of Commons to-day Sir William
Vernon Harcourt moved that the
Government take the time of the
House on Tuesdays and Fridays,
the state of public business re
quiring that such a demand be
made
Balfour opposed the motion
cotending that the Government
was frittering away the time OF
the House in its foolish proposal
in regard to the appointment Of
the Scotch committee. The Com
mons rejected by a vote of 269 to
244 motion made by the Mar
quis of Camarthen, Conservative,
amending of Sir William Vernon
Harcourt aud limiting the time
to be covered by the motion to
period between now aud then
Whitsuntide congress. Sir Will
lam Harcoutt's motion was finally
adopted by vote of 249 to 223.
Subsequently the bill was sent
through the committee by special
consent. 1t was reported to the
House after II o clock and passed
its third reading amid cheers.
London, Mar. 19-Mr.E. Blake
has informed Lord Rosebery that
the Irish party are absolutely
satisfied with the new cabinet.
The Liberal papers are in full
accord with the speech in which
Mr.. Dillon declares that his
lordship's explanation proves
that he is an honest and honour
able champion of Ireland.
Baltimore, Apr. 10-One of the
most destructive fires of its kind
which has ever occurred in this
city took place last night in the
burning out of Bernard Mannios
livery stable. 1t was filled with
valued blooded stock and expen
sive equipage. One hundred and
thlrtv-hve animals were burned
or suffocated.
London, Apr. 10--The Right
Hon. Charles S. Bowen. Lord
Justice of her Majesty's Court of
Appeals, is dead.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

A crowded house greeted the
Daley Stock company's first per-
formance at the Opera House last
evening.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

In case of doubt as regards the
time of visit of Admiral Walker
to the Cabinet yesterday the p 6.
scribes have placed it in the
Court journals as having occurred
at high noon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
BEFORE THE FOOTlIGHTs.
Monte Cristo at the Hawai-
ian Opera House.

Standing room only" could
well have been placed on the
entrance doors to the Opera
House last evening before the
curtain rose on the first perfor-
nance OF the Daley Company OF
PLAYERS and who made their In
itial bow to the Hawaiian public
in the well-known, aged, but ever
interesting drama OF Edmond
Dantes, or the Count of Monte
Cristo." The audience was a
most fattering one to the new
comers and the interest created
BY Manager Frank Hoogs showed
result, which the performers
endeavored to prove worthy OF by
meritorious efforts to effectively
portray the characters in their
keeping. The first scene, depict
ing a view of the harbor of
Marseilles, also showed group
of people expecting the arrival OF
the ship Pharaoh on which their
townsman Edmond Dantes was
an officer. Here the audience
became introduced to members of
the new company in Mortimer
Snow Mons. Nortier) Mr.. W. R.
Daley (Cadarrusse) and Mrs. Z.
NJ. Bates (Carconte, wife of
Cadarusse) May Nannary
(Mercedes) and last, but not least,
Darrell Vinton Edmond Dantes).
Miss Josie Gassman introduced
herself in a catchy rendition OF
Daisy Bell' and, later on, in a
pas de deur, Sailors iIornpipe In
both Of which events she received
hearty encores. The business of
the play from this first act allow.
ed of none other interpretations
and from thence on the audience
had full opportunity to be judge
of the meritoriOus manner In
which Mr.. Vinton presented Ed
mond Dantes and the Count of
Monte Cristo; Mr.. Mortimer
Snow his Interpretation of Nor
tier, Miss Nannary as Mercedes
and the others of the cast in
other roles. That the audience
were in an appreciative mood was
plainly apparent and it culminat-
ed at the end of the 3rd act by a
call before the curtain of Messrs.
Vinton. Snow, Daley, Mrs. Bates
and Connors.
In the 4th act. Miss Genevive
Nannary (Albert de Morcier)
acquitted herself most creditably
and Miss May Nannary added to
her list of admirers by the clever
and not overdone acting of the
Countess de Morceir, in the diff
icult scene between herself and
the Count Monte Cristo. The
last act of all was rather crudely
performed for professionals. es-
pecially the duel to the death
scene, the forest of Fontainableau
having a chilling effect upon the
previously heated and impress
sionable dictum and acting of the
participators As whole the
performance was far better than
any that has been presented upon
the boards of the Opera House
for many a day and there is no
doubt, but that the company has
found a place in public favor.
Before leaving the subject it is
suggested that the acoustic pro-
perties of the hall are poor, and
it would be well for the perform
ers to increase the volume of tone
used when back from footlights
In the dungeon scene, last night,
nearly all the Dialogue between
the Count of Monte Cristo. and
the Able Faria was unintelligble
although spoken we'll. Wife for
Wife is underlined for tomorrow
Thursday evening, and the box
plan is now open at Leveys.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

And the Fort street school
scholars have had one week taken
off their Easter vacation to per-
NIT MY Mary Ann" to have
eight weeks pleasure at the
disreputable Fair, on salary. And
of such is the Board of Education.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

A smelling and tasting com
mittee will probably be organized
by the W. c. L. e. to do duty at
all bazaars where lemonade or
punches are dispensed.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

Hons" seems to be a familiar
very familiar name in town. 1t
was, formerly, in San Francisco.
1t is now on Maui, in connection
with the annexationist party.
Birds of feather"
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The names of American mem
bers Of the secret and other
Leagues in town and of all who
take the p. G. oath are being re
gistered.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The League flag is 8 fair
weather flag only. The fact that
there are no good Americans be-
hind it is shown by the lack of
display in rainy weather; the
colors might run; so the chief
once said.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18
APRIL lS, 1894.
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from san Francisco and other foreign
ports. on OF about the following dates,
till the close OF 1894.
IrAyE FoNoLrLU DUE AT HONOLULU
FOR SAN Francisco. FM. SAN FRANCISCO
OR VANCOUVER. OR VANCOUVER.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18


The party specially permitted,
by order of the President of
Health, W. o. Smith, to visit the
isolated and dreaded leper settle
ment at Molokai and inspect the
malodrous surroundings of the
lspers, gaze upon scabs, sores
and mayhap. inhale their baleful
breaths. returned to the city last
evening by the Lehua The den
fists may have made examinations
aud obtained some knowledge
which may be transpired to the
jaws of their custnms; the physi-
clan iftheydid make any examina-
tons will not divulge it, the other
tourists will advertise, the sur
roundiugs, in conjunction with
the deb irred and unnecessarily
insulted, news paper men aud
correspondents.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The long expected French man
of-was was sighted at mid-noon
today.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

Registration is now going on
very slowly. even the Portuguese
becoming backward in coming
forward.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

Jailor Low is believed to be a
government official. yet beis be-
lieved to be engaging actively in
politics aud has been elected as
delegate to the coming p. G.
farce. What fools these p. G.
politicians be.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

The Council will meet
tomorrow.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

Hon. W. James Smith, a we'll
known resident and one who has
most acceptably filled the position
Of. Secretary of Bureau of Educa-
tion for nearly 80 years has been
compelled to resign by the
dictators. Mr.. Damon should have
spoken.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-18

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS on
ALL KINDS OF WORK.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-23

mas neutrality-suspicious., Miss Emma Brown !;
little Claude Miss Gladys Myers; Maud, Miss
Marv Brewer; Edith, Miss Helen Taylor;
other observation-disclosures Brewer. Edith
Muir, Edith Bode, Etelka WIlliar. Matte Lo.
gan, Mabel Kowalsky, Ada johnson, Grace
RenfrO.
Young Mems Guild.
On last Thursday evening the Young Mems
Guild of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, assisted
by ST. Cathern's Chapter, gave one OF the most
pleasing entertainments that has been given
in the Mission for some time past. The Guild
Hall had been especially decorated for the
occasion and was well filled with friends. The
proceeds derived from the small admission fee
charged, and from the candy and icecream
booths will be devoted TO the interests of the
church.
The following programme was greatly en-
joyed: Plano solo, Il. Gaynor; vocal solos, w.
c. Cook and Miss c. Waite; recitation, John
McCullough: either solo, Professor 81. j. Sim
men; recitation, Miss Feny: whistug solo. Z.
j. Wales, and violin solo by Henry Larsen.
This was concluded by a farce entitled "a
Hard Case" +. p. Foster and John McCollouah
acting the parts OF the cast. Dancing was then
INDUCED I'm under The supervision of James
Rolph Jr and George w. Hind. One of the
prettiest features of the affair was he candy
booth, under the dictatorship Of Miss Oracle
Noble, Miss Feny and Miss Walby being her
assistants Icecream was dispensed under the
direction OF the ladies OF ST. c tberin's Chap
ter The next affair will be CONCERT given by
the Choral Chapter, under the leadership OF
Professor White, at the Guild Hall on to.mor'
rnyv nj OIl
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander arrived
here from New YORK City last Tuesday and are
occupying the Crocker mansion on California
street. The duration of their visit will be aboul
six weeks.
Mrs. f. l.. Castle and the Misses Eva, Blanche
and Hilda Castle we're In Florence, Italy, when
last heard from.
Mrs. Lloyd Tevis and Mrs. Hunter have re-
turned from a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Teyis az their ranch near Bakersfield. Lloyd
Tevis has returned from New York.
Joseph d. Grant left for the East last week.
WIS. McMurty left for Europe last week. He
will be absent several weeks. a
Mrs. William II. Crocker and Miss Beth Sperry
left on Thursday for New York en- route to
Europe, where they will pass the summer.
Prince PonIatowski accompanied them, but
will remain in New York City.
Mrs. j. C. Flood and Miss Jennie Flood left
last Friday on an Eastern trip. They were
accompanied by Edward FL. Sheldon, who will
visit relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas Harris OF North San Juan Is
spending a few weeks In the city, and has
apartments at the Lick House..
Mrs A. Halsey and Miss l.. S. b. Sawyer
went to Del Monte last Thursday for fe "
days.
j. j. Cook, proprietor of the Stoneman
House in The Yosemite Valley. returned there
last week after passing the winter here.
Mayor and Mrs. l.. r. Ellert are passing a
coupie of weeks In Southern California.
Colonel Charles f. Hanlon and Daniel M.
Hanlon will return tomorrow from visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Allen will pass the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Foote and Miss Foore
have returned from visit TO Southern Cali
Mrs. A. Montgomery and the Misses Annie
and Hazel Montgomery will leave on May to
make tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. wentworth are visiting
Do,
Miss Dora Vassault, Miss Hobart and Miss
May Hoffman are enjoying visit at Del
Mr.. and Mrs. G. " S. Gibbs, Harry Gibbs aud
Mrs, John Stafford went TO Del Monte last Fri.
day for brief visit.
MIR. and Mrs. John Parrott Jr LETT last Thurs
day for an Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Staples have been at Del
Monte since last Friday.
Barney j. Strauss left for New York City
Yesterday and will be away until next spriug.
Mrs. L. r. Riding OF $40 Larkin street has
gone 10 Sonoma for month for the benefit of
her health.
Mrs f. l.. Brown of this city is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Logan at their ranch
"Glen Logan" near Los Gatos.
Miss Laura McKlnstry Will leave this week
Mrs General ricketts, OF Washington, d. G..
is visiting her sou-in-law and daughter Dr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Ray Burr, at San Jose, where
they are residing permanently.
DR.. Basil Norris passed few days In San
Jose recently as the guest OF DR.. Chauncey Ray
Burr.
William Babcock will leave this week for
Santa Barbara to attend the flower festival.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Philip Smith have rented a
house In Paris and will not return here until
next August
Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, Secretary of the
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And In accordance with law aud an order from
the poard of directors. made on the 9Th day OF
February, 1894 so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary viii be sold al
public auction at the ONCE Of the company. room
20, Nevada block. 3U9 Montgomery street san
Frsncisoo Cal. on Monday. the I'd day OF April.
1894. at he hour ef O'CLOCK r. n. OF said day. 60
pay said dclinqueut ssssssm ent thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
z. r. KELLY Secretary,
once. room 30. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal.
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BETROThALS.

The engagement is announced Of Miss Ida NJ
Hester, daughter of a. c. Hester OF the Daily
Report. TO John Denair, superintendent of
transportation of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company. The wedding VIII take place
early in June.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Lille
COhn and Charles Green. They will receive
their friends next Sunday afternoon at 2039
Pine street.
The engagement that was announced last
week of Miss Genevleve WadswOrth of Oak
land and w. I. Blakeley Of Alameda is author
itatiVely denied
The engagement is announced OF Miss Bertha
Gensler 10 l. Schlanker. They will receive
their friends at 800 Golden Gate avenue on
Sunday afternoon, May 6.
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The Shiers Surprise Party.

On Saturday evening last surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shiers OF
San Jose by Mr. aud Mrs. Williams OF 142 Full
ton street. assisted by their daughter. Miss
Mamie Williams. The affair was genuine
surprise and a charming success in every way,
the evening being spent most delightfully."- IN
diversion or pastlmes. AT midnight repast
was served. which brought 10 close one OF the
most brilliant gatherings OF the season.
Among those present we're: Mr. and Mrs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-23
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

Miss Hilda Hamilton was the recipient OF a
pleasant surprise party on Saturday evening al
her residence, 73I Ivy avenue. The affair was
managed by Miss Claire Deuning and Miss
Annie Mccain, and resulted very pleasantly.
Music, dancing and games were enjoyed, and
an elaborate supper was served.
Among those present were: Miss Hilda ham
iltoD. Miss Abbie Denning, Miss Helen Wether-
bee Miss Ethel Bucklew, Miss May Kennedy,
Miss Nay Kane Miss Lena Olsen. Miss Kate
McWilliams, Miss Stella Smith, Miss Jennie
Perry, Miss K. Cummings, Miss May Meyers,
miss Pearl Cline, Miss Annie Mccain and Miss
Claire DeDnIng, Everett Sharp, Rudolph Horn.
ing. Frank Haywards, Frank Gonzales, VIII
Gile, George ShepIon. g. Fowzer. ID. Burke,
Samuel Mccarthy, j. johnson, Ruin Irones,
Chester Irving, j. Phillips. Leo Mcmahon,
Clarence Patterson. Frank Bidderman, Milton
Eisenscbimel.
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WEDDINGS.

The wedding of Miss Amy Furth aud A. s..
Laveuson took place last Tuesday evening at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Furth, go Ellis street. A number Of
relatives and intimate friends were assembled
in the handsomely decorated parlors a O'Clock
when Rabbi jacob Voorsanger performed the
marriage service very impresslvey. The bride
looked lovely IN an elegant robe OF creamy
white brocade. Melville Furth acted AZ best
man. Alter the wedding the evening was
passed very pleasantly. ana most elaborate
supper was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavenson
Will reside at go Ellis street, when they return
from their tour OF Southern California.
QuinIan-O' Brien.
One of the prettlest weddings of the season
was sOlemnized at ST. Dominic's Church at noon
on Tuesday last when Miss May o. BFen, only
daughter OF Mrs. L. NJ. O'Brien, was united in
marriage to Richard ID. Quiulan by Rev. Father
Dyson.
The bridal party entered the church to the
strains OF MeDdessohn's "Wedding March,"
The bride, who is beautiful deml- blonde, was
escorted by her uncle, Albert Whlttel. She
was attired In a travelling SUR OF light tan-col-
Ored cloth and carried La France roses.
Miss Esther Qulnlan, the charming sister Of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid and the groom
was attended by Edward O'Brien, brother Of
the bride. After the marriage remOny the
immediate relatives and a few Intimate friends
were driven to he family residence. where
wedding breakfast was served. The gifts were
numerous and cos ly. The young people left
Gu The afternoon train for the southern part of
the Stale, and when they return will occupy
their new home on Castro street.
Johnston Hepp.
The marriage OF Henry j. Johnston and Miss
Minnie Bepp was celebrated at the Fourth
Congregational Church last Tuesday morning,
the ceremony being performed by the Rev. g.
H. Wikof. After the marriage a wedding
breakfast was partaken OF al The residence of
the brides parents, Oh Powell street, after
which the happy couple took the afternoon
train for southern pleasure resorts, where they
will spend their honeymoon. Mr.. Johnston is
well known on the floor of the Custom house,
beIug In the employ OF Gardner & Thornley,.
hence 1t was that the church contained more
customs brokers on the eyentful morning than
ever before.
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George W. Shiers. MIR. and Mrs. Daniel A. Will
liams, Miss Mamie Williams. DIR. aud Mrs. A.
a. Gilmour, Mr.. and Mrs. Mosebach, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Ebert, James A. Kerr. Mrs. A.
Ethel BozZoni, George w. Richardson, Miss
jennie Mclean, the Misses Mcleod, William
Barr, the Misses Maggie and Nellie Dunn. DR..
John C. Hennessey, Dr. Carlton Menzie, Miss
Marcie Zabn, Thomas f. Dnnn, Miss Rose
ODonnell. Edward }. Vogel, Miss Lizzie Whit
comb and Edward a Ienberg.
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PoSTpoNEMENr.

Notice is hereby given that at . meeting OF tho
board OF directors Of the aboYe-named company,
held on the I'd day OF April, 1884, the day or sale
OF the above described DO inQuent stock (sasess.
ment No. 56), is hereby postpon ed TO Monday. the
twenty-third (23a1 day Of April. A. ID 1894 AZ
the Same hour and place.
Il. T.. KELLY, Secretary
once, reem 23. Nevada eIeef. sos Montgomery
ateest. San Francisco. Ca &nd Cd