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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
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SAN JOSE DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nov 26
FREEMA NTLF-Arrlvei Nov -4-Bktn News
boy. for Port Townsend.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamsrs.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 2s-stmr Ethiopia
from Glasgow.
BREMERHAvEN-Arrive out Nov 26-s
NAPLEs-Arrrved ont Nov 2s-stmr Inns.
GRErNOCK-arrived out Nov 26 -Stm- Cir
ca-sia-
LoNDoN-sailed Nov 2s-stmr Mississippi for
New York.
Importa.to,z
MENDOCINO-P Point Arena-16S M Il lum-
ber. coops chickens
Little niv"r-l pkg spice.
10 SKIS wool. pk2s sun6res IL bales WOOL
vICToRrA-Per Cry OF PueDa-l pkg masts
curos bales rugs. 80 rolls mating, bxs fruit
pkgs mdse, SIX coin. ot junx. s5 SKIS wool,
os bali but. l06 bd hides and pets
Vancouv r. Os bfls hides pEgs mdse.
Sea tel cs sia ionery 4 cs syrup a tubs sugar.
druss, us iss 6dis green hides. 500 SKIS oas, ilIs cs
ebls salmon. 7o7 bdIs hides SIX WOOL 81 pkgs
Junk SKIS coin. cs shoes 80 PCS lumber 10O0
bbls Inn 10 pkgs mdse, l lot household goods,
EversttS2es bdls paper, rs kegs nails, 700 bars
bullion
acoma-l4 pkgs mdse, 81 SKIS 4U0 bars
Port Townsend-ll cs pickels. pkgs mdse, SIX
coin.
Anacortes. IS, 276 SKIS oats.
New Whatcom- cs dry goods cs crackers.
West of Fargo via Tacoma-4473 SKIS wheat, 700
hf-sEs 500 qrsks 10 q SKIS -four, pkgs mdse, cs
P1kTiA AND-Per sta.e of Caifornia-49sO SKIS
1908 htsks ll61 qr-sks -four, $500 SKIS orau, e7sS
SKIS wheat. ISL SKIS wool, 8 SKIS po stoes, 114O cs
sa mon, l2 pRgs paper, 6S bdl> shocks.
Astoria-Sl bols cranberries, i bxs butter, 1922
SKIS oysters. $50 cs saimol, bxs cheese, IL crts
MOSS LANDfNG-Per Yaquins-21s bxs but
ter.
santa CRUZ bxs butter. cs eggs, 80 bxs ap-
pies. keg sardines. 1000 bb's lime
Monterey-35 empty barrels. 16 SKIS bones
COOS BAY-Per Src,ta-S52 cs salmon. 612
bbls salmon, II bales hannels. pkg furniture
coal.
Port orford-5 bxs butter.
TtusI
Per Yaquina- Herman Joost: Dairymen's Union;
w FtnS & Co; Norton, Teller d Co; t Grace:
Hammond & Brod McDonough q Runyon; Arctic
man & Co; c Carpy & g Co: 4 ohiandt % & Co ~
Per etate OF California-Allen & Lewis: Crombte
q CO. Go; e delst & Co: N Detels; Thomas:
Lee: Willamette Pulp Il Paper Co; Flint & Wise:
NewDauer d Co; Dodge. -weenev q Co; q
Paper Co: FL Dunham: Crown Paper Co: Hunt
Bros Packing Co; Hills Bros; Morgan Oyster Coz
Per City of Pueb a-Broka aw Bros: San Francisco
Chemical Works; Palm Milling Co; nropos
j Adams: Dunham, Carrigan & Co; Hilderbrandt
q pcsener; Wells, Fargo & Co; Bauer & Co; w
Q Richardson: Our Mothers Milling Co: Adams
Bros; Blake, Moffit d Towne: Tilmann & Bendel;
Baker d. Hamilton; Seiby Smelling and Lead Co;
II Cow-n & Co: American Biscui Co; G Hul;
w McCieoch: Calm, Nickelsburg & Co; H Dutard:
6 w McNear; American Biscuit Co: G Howard:
Adams Bros: Everett, Fenton & Co; G a Hill; E
+ sweeney d o; Sterett p hitting Co: L w Buck
ley; Bissnger q Coz Burns Elm Bros: q w Ro3e:
h Armsby q Co; Dickens & Co: Getz Br, s os Co;
Thomas Loughra1: w Sumner & CO. Macondry
Co; American Union Fish Co: Alits & CO..
Chas Harley q Co; h 4 sweeney & Co; Ii Z Low;
III w Craig; w heeler.
Per Point Arena-Russ. Sanders & Co; NJ New
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SHIPPING iNTkLLIGE ENCE.
Arrived.

THURSDAY November 26
Us stmr Oregon. Howison rom Santa Cruz.
ing: produce, to Cioodari. PerSins q Co.
stmr State OF California, Green 5S hours from
Portland, via Astoria ~ hours: pass ana mdse
stmr Point Arena strand, l6 hours from
Mendocino and way ports; pass and mdse. TO Men
simr City OF Puebla, Debney. 81 hours from
Victoria and Puget SOUND ports; pass and mdse, to
stmr Gaspar. Anfindsen. rs hours from Caspar;
stmr Arcata, Cousins. s. hours from COOS Bav.
via Port Oxford hours; pass and mdse. TO q
Br g neva Dowinr. % days from shuma maxtm
Island; ou ons concertra es, bxs bullion to
Appoo Co NJ ning Co.
b ig Ptca m Graham: 43 days from Marshall
Islands; ballast. TO racifc Press Publishing Co.
Schr Albion. Tue n. days from S.uslaw
schr Neptune, Estvold, days from Gravs
Har Dor: - IT lumber. to s oiade Lumber Co
Kahului; ISL bags sugar. to Aiexanisr G & AID aid,
schr Beulah, johnson, 81 hours from Coos Ray.
lumber to simpson Lumber Co. Iu .ow of stnr
Arcasa.
:, schr Therese, schmsling = days from Nehalem
River; lumber, 10 order.
Sailed.
stmr Newsboy, Fosen.
stmr Bonita, Reed Coos Bay.
Simr Noyo. Levinson. Fort Bragg.
Stmr South Coast. Hansen.
Snip GO. umuia Ne SON. Departure BAY.
Haw bark santiago, Johnson, Hiio
Telegraphic
POINT LoBoS. Nov. 2e.-lO r. M-weather
clear; wind NV; veloci "A miles.
poken.
Per State Of Caiifornia-Lat 45 O5 NJ long IS W.
betn Gardiner City. from Santa Rosali, for Ore
gon- Reported ali well.
miscellaneous.
EOHEkA, Nov 26-The stmr Humboldt was
Launched this afternoon.
Dom. .tic P,r.s
FORT HADLOCK-A Arrived Nov 2a-Schr Iv-
man Foster, from Port BlaKeley.
IACoMA-Arrived Nov 26-Schr AzaeA from
YAoUINA BAY-Arrived Nov 2s--stmr Faral-
Ion. hence Nov 22
SEATTLE aied Nov 26-Br ship HOLLYWOOD
wItzeman ior an Jose de Gnatem ia. 'N''
~. .QUlL.E EIVEa-saiied Nov 26-sehr
TAToosH- rassei Nov 2s-Bark Richard III.
from Departure Bay. for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRo-saiied NOV a4-scnr Louise. for
NAVARao-Anived Nov as-slmr Aicasar,
heDce Nnv 25.
ARD hence Nov "a. and sa led for Portland.
MENDOcfNO-sHiied Nov z6-sonr Boboiink
for san Francisco.
BowENs LANpINo-saiied Nov 26-sobr
Newark for San francisco
POINT ARENA Arrived Nov 26-stmr
"1niIesnoro, hence NOV 40.
| for san Francisco.
Arrived Nov as-sohr John Miller, from por,
orr LOS sANGELEs-Arriyea Nov es-s,,,
Ethel zanr. from Port Gamble
SAN PEDRO arrived Nov 2s-schr Rlnoran.
from tureka sohr hauio, rom umpqua
FORT BhAoG-sa'ied Nov 26-s .nr Nayarro
| Tor ean rnncisco, 'a'i"
Nov ~ ''''e' honee
rEuKEKA-Arrved Nov as-stmr Pomona ,cs
sailed Nov 2s-.schp Fortuna. for "a, r,..,
IAN DIhdo-Auived Nov ao-simr ashso,'
from Fort BrasE. Aipion'
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NoTICG TO MARINERS.

A branch OF the Unite States Hydrographic
once located in the Merchant Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free OF
exi ense
Nsvigaiors are cordially invited 70 visit the
office. where complete SETS OF charts and sailing
direc 10 IS of the world are Kept han for COM
par son and reference, and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
commerce
The time bail on top of the building on Tele-
graph Hill In hoisted about ten minutes befo.
noon. and Is dropped at noon 120th meridian, by
teiegraphic signal received each dav from the
United states Naval Oh ervslory ~ Mare Island.
Cal.
notiee stating whether the time bail was
dropped on time. or giving the error II any. Ia
pubiishet the same day uy the afternoon papers
and by the morning papers the following iav.
w. s HUGHES
Lieutenant q. 8. N. In charge
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is bed of red mud with car track rails
raised several inches above the grade, a
menace to the lives of persons who drive
verlt, especially in the night time. Those
rails are the property of the Market-street
railroad company and were placed there
over twenty years ago for the purpose OF
holding the franchise and to prevent any
other company from using the avenue for
railroad.
This condition of affairs will be rectified
in the near future if the i'm Improvement club
finds it at all possible.
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CHIEF WITNESS
IS NOW DYING
Mrs. Sarah O. Spencer Gives
Up Her Life to Punish
Her Defamer.
She Secured the Indictment
Against Won Tiedemann, but
Delays Were Too Many.
Was Injured in a Railroad Accident
and the Date ctives Did Their
Worst

Mrs. Sarah Owens is dying at the Lick
House. She Is the principal witness
against Won Tiedemann in the charge of
perjury against him. Being advised by
her physician, DR.. w. S. Thorne. of her
critical condition, she last evening sum-
moned reporter of THE CALL to her bed
side in order that before she died publicity
might be given to her rather remarkable
story.
She made her statement against the
wishes of her physician, but insisted upon
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% Clear O Partly Cloudy
o Cloudy q Ram 8 SnowI
ExpIauation.

The arrow flies with the wind The top figures
a. station ndica maximum tempera: ura for the
oays; those underneath il, IL any, the amount of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and bundredths
curing the past twelve hours. jsobars, or solid
ines, connect pon of equal air pressure; iso-
therms. or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
WORD hgh' means high barometrc pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather; slow"
rfers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows us ally first appear on the Washington
coast; When he pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast. rain is probable;
put when the slow" is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature. rain south of oregon is improb-
aole With a "high" in he vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather In winter. The reverse of these conditions
Will produce opposite result.
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Born Lucky.

"Be iabers. was born lucky" said Pat
to crowd OF friends the other evening.
Just after leaving tn house this mornin'
Oi wor knocked down by cab. Wan
strate beyant that Oh fell down coal eel
lar. Another strate beyant agin OF we're
took for thafe and takin' off boi polace
man, an when On got to work. big stone
from the puiidin' fell and cracked my
shoulder"
Where does the luck come in 2" asked a
bystander.
Faith. amt Oi aloive YETI" said Pat
Spare Moments.
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Famous Bowls.

Though all attempts to trace the PROV
of the Maytlower, which is said to he still
hidden in Devonshire. have been unsuc-
cessful, it is interesting to find that the
Corporation of Torquay possess the his
toric bowls with which Drake, Hawkins
and Lord Howard of Ethngham are said
to have been playing on Plymouth Hoe
when the first news of the Spanish Ar
mada arrived. They were presented to
Torquay by DR.. Paget Blake, R. N.-West-
minister Gazette
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WEATHER BUREAU KEPoR r.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuLr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO A.
NOV 70. 1896. p. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The TO lowing maximum tempera. ures are re-
ported from stations In California to-day:
Eureka AZ Fr-sao 81, san Diego go, Red BlufY
40, san Luis Obspo So. Yuma S6 San Francis O
5l, Los Angeles go.
san Francisco dala-Maxmum temperature 81
minimum 43, mean Al.
An rea Of high pressure is central tonight over
tne upper Missouri valley. The pressure Is nearly
Sl.o inches Over North Dakota the pr -ssure is
o.50 inches above the normal. snow and very
Goia weather prevail over the country east of the
ROCKY Mountains and TO the Mississippi Light
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am in ana then not go to trial, don't

am IN and then not go to trial, don't
have paid my own expenses out Of
my own pocket, amounting TO $3.50. /
wrote 10 Judge Wallace asking about the
oeiay and he handed it over to District
attorney Black. who answered that the
Martin murder case was on trial and they
decided then to put the case over to the
izth OF November. l came down here
Monday. The train was late. / tele-
graphed of my coming at Dixon. 1t was
then postponed 10 December Is. l cannot
understand the cause of that delay"
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Novenib ber-189

early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order of occurrence to time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
soundings the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when a minus sign (-l precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractive
from the depth given by the charts
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field; Mendocino Lumber 90: c Whitney q Co;
son q VI son: Martin Feusler IL Co: l. L II an er;
B Smith & Co; RohIfs & Gerdau; III evi q Coz
Ma hew Bros; SchweitZer eS Co: Bender BrO'
Per Arcaia Getz Bros X Co: Standard Oh co;
Miller. Sloss q Scott: Bandon Woolen- mills: X ts~
\ Co: CoShill q Kohn Wells, Fargo & Co; Hena-
rickson: Dodge. Sweene y CO. Thomas Loughran
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

hO Eh
w Mulenney, Sacto
6 II Mckenzie. Napa
A Nichols, Scotch Fiat
j w Bailey, stanford
q Ager. stanford
w I h Harrington, tanfrd
j r Parrott, Woodbridge
Miss NJ smith, Tacoma
j 4 j mes, riverside
A Z Hunt, Stanford
Miss A Hunt, stamford
r IL Spencer, Stanford
Miss B Perry, \ ayfield
MissArms. rong, Mayfield
Miss ] j Z Try. Mayheld
j III Tim mons, stanford
w III " illiamson d. W,
Palo Al.o
r l. Beardsiee, Cal
w II Wes Cal
f J Randall & W, Cal
] Wade. Stanford
May Wade, do
c p Kaetzel. do
H L II ustin, do
] II Lewis, do
A G Kendall, Cal
w G Walker, Cal
w w Doug ass, Sacto
] ] Vorpe, Ohio
j B LarkIn & W, Cal
II A Letter. stanford
Miss Linscott, Cal
w 4 Rhea, stockton
] Rhea. Stockton
G + Hughes, Berkeley
, Mi chell, V Salla
G r Baker, Stockton
T w Suiles, stanford
w Durssen, Sacto
c bonIon & W, Ventura
j Mailers, San.a Rosa
j 5 Dixon. >tanford
G A Sperry. stanford
B Boyd, Marysvillc
. [ ooper, be mont
w Mul.epney. acto
Miss Bisby, berkeley
Miss s Simons, Hanford
B G Holt, Stockton
II Ross Jr. Sscto
ID III Free. Cay ucos
J Rummulburg. Winters
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FINANCIAL.
WA. CARROLL, BROKER
CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS.

FAST VIE Etst Unequaled Servfce.
STRICTLY COMMISSION.
Private and Bank references quoted on application
Once, 3Z ZS Montgomery St.. Safe De osit Bid
asL Asln 2fs1. private PaTlor tor Lsdiee
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III ~ ~ II
May e Wade, st Helena
] G Miller, Sacramento
& Nichols, cotch Flat
G B Lakeman. GrassVal
g X Hazard, Stantori
l. f McChesney, stand
G z Men oble. Stockton
w J Livesly&w, Seattle
A Latnrop, seattle
] A Donlon, Ventura
c A Green. Stan ord
p l. Wilbur, Stamford
Mrs h II Perry. Vi ayfield
Miss RI Perry, Mr. field
Miss Weaver. MAyfield
ii Perry, IAN Diego
l. II Vaven Inc, iosAng
4 ] Music, santa Rosa
4 W hilton. Tacoma
J II Browne, Salinas
G w McLouth, y Y
F l. Meyers, Cincinnati
4 Nj attison, Santa Cruz
c d Haywood, Cal
L s Dalbe, Woods de
L A ~pitZer, San Jose
l. L WicAersham Cal
W scott, Bakersfield
F S Black, Fan Jose
J keith Jr, sacto
Z Baiiantyne, Palo Alto
y L Letter. tanford
T w Liuscott 81 W, Cal
Miss WycAoff, Cal
Miss Rhea. Stockton
j A Anderson, Cal
w W Black, "A o lister
w 81 Hammond, Cal
w Z nutin, stanford
Z ii King, Stanford
ID E Durssen, Sacto
/ p Good, st Louis
Mrs = Coon, Rocklin
d B Spooner, Stanford
q III YOst, stanford
F Herman, Oroville
w Prilchard, Sacto
Mrs j Bisby, Berkeley
Mrs h. Ross. Hanford
9 ) Meione. Stockton
ID a Henderson. Sacto
j McConby, Coiusa
p Fox. san ford
- T. Nrnlf Mana
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STEAMERS TO AnRIvE.

SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
q. s. COAST AND GKoDETIc SURVEY TIpE0
BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. }
Fri "a, November 27.
sun rises 7.04 Moon rises w 11.5lPh
Sun sets...-..........463 So Moon sets ..
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRkNGiSc0-FoOt Of Market Street (Shp 8)-
+7:l5 900 11:00A.M. t1:oo 900 t5:oo
400 $500 e6:o5P.M.
From 0AKLAHD--Foot Of Broadwsy.- 900 zoo
Io;ooAM. tia:oo 100 TACO 500 ts:oo
+5:o0P.M.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
)CEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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NEW-yERSEY'S STONE ROADS.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
The statement Of The Mount Holly (Ncw-Jerseyl
Mirror that there is urgent demand IN hunlper OF
places for the speedy repairing OF the eX. efisNc
Stone ROADS built under the State law accoros win
the observation Of all persons who haTe occasion
10 use these roads. The fact that hese eHcciIeAl
and exper siye roads should be allowed 10 disihte-
crate for The lack of little timely care is an eAnl-
bitioD OF shameful shiftlessness for when NOBODY
IN particular is blame but which comes nome 10
the whole local community 80, =. 49, -
The truth is that the general PUBIC IN Ntw-Jei I,
sey is not yet educated up 10 the point where ~
fully appreciates the stone roads. tostinty to"dlu
them has largely died out, but they nave not yer
come TO be regarded as a community INSTITUTION;
for as undoubtedly they will be when the expense
Of neglect has been brought fully homo to the tax
payers. ,,, -. .,o
The State law provides for tho building OF the
roads and there its operation ceases Inc ,Sw ~
ships have been slow 10 take up the care OF tic
roads and some Of the towns. Ike me county go az
where The Mirror Is published, nave seeih.u ~
overlook the very important uutn that ~neIe sneno
ttone roads enter town II mas the PES. anu .,sip
=; paving that 1t can ever nope 10 s.tA IN
and that purely selfish town interests can 10! 80.
proper maintenance Of the roads Wlthlh me Town
limits The present reasoning on the supJect APP
pears 10 be that. because the stone Iosus t Tow
nature OF a gift ana not the creation OF me Town
authorities. they need not be cared TOT .he Dr.
sumption being that II the town had punt inc toao s
aad paid their cost they would nave bten wa,cneu
sighted OF course. and in time no doubt. the folly
II the neglect will be generally appreciated.
Experience has shown thdt inc way 70 pie9ciso
stone roads is roll them after rams win steam
horse roller The steam rollers can be bought TOT
asout s. 20. and the expense II eAcn to"Iisnp
ssned and operated its own roller wouid DE shth..
weak bridges sometimes an opstac!e' put !. -
certain that without rolling at inc, proper
tine, the best stone road Is bound TO be des'royco
By the SUM- wind and wear and tear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
BELLEVILLE.

The Chatauaua Circle mot on Monday evening Mt
tho home OF Mrs. Frank Beasey In William-st.
The subject discussed was French Character In
Politics"
Mrs Grace Wsiser Davis. the singing evangelist.
began a series Of revival services at Wesley Meth.
odist Church OH Wednesday evening which have
attracted large congregations.
Mrs Scion B. CARTS on Tuesday afternoon gave
r,iistins bee at her home in North Courtandt-st
The afternoon spent In quilting after which
supper served The guests then played old
fashioned games.
evening and adopted constitution and bylaws.
Fred Beasley was elected president Fred f. Hey
don vtce-prssaent. and George L. Conover secre.
tary and treasurer. A Board OF Governors was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
JERSEY CITY.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS ENJOYED DURING THE
LAST WEEK

Miss Lucie Van Court was married on Saturday
evening last to e. II. Randolph by the Rev. D. F.
Warren Of ST. Marys Protestant Episcopal Church.
The ceremony performed at the brides home,
No. 60 Cottage-st
The Odd Volumes Club met on Wednesday after
noon at No. 81 Clinton-ave., the homo Of Mrs.
Horace c. Wait
Tho Ramblers." literary club formed of Has
brouck Institute graduates. held a meeting in the
hall on Wednesday afternoon. christopher Column
bus was the topic of the day.
The Jersey City Teachers Association will have
musicale in the High School Building tomorrow
afternoon.
cantata. Merry Milkmaids" was produced at
Hasbrouck Hall on Thursday evening. The pro-
cceds will be given 10 the Emory Methodist Episco-
pal Sundayschool.
An operate entertainment was given on Thurs
day evening IN Bank Hail. under tho management
of Miss NJ. Vaah Clapp.
AN Afternoon with Charles Dickens" tho
title OF an entertainment given by the Ladies' So
ciety of tho Park Reformed Church at the homo
OF Mrs. Henry Wild. No. 20 Eighth-st on Friday
last.
The Two-Step Euchre Club played series of
games at the homo OF Miss Kate Burrow. Bergen
and Fairmount ayes, on Wednesday evening. On
Friday afternoon several euchre clubs met in vari-
Gus sections Of the city. The Matinee assembled
at No Paulmior Place, and were entertained by
Sn ns o Of the mn AfGrno9n Sn6 met At the
CLUB at Mis-, Grace sibleys;
Young Married Peoples Card Club on Thursday
evening 1T their home. No. 1913 I}ergen-ave.
Mr. and Mrs Walter G. Muirhcid gave an IN
formal card marty on Tuesday evening at their
An appreciatve audience assembled at the homo
or Mrs. Cornelius Brett Monday evening when
the Musical Club rendered its first concert OF tho
season.
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle and Mrs Alexander T. Nc
ON have been appointed members OF the Board OF
managers OF the Nova Caesaria Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution
TT The Leonard J. Kaiser Association is preparing
January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
LONG BRANCH.

Tho Rev. Maitland Alexander has Issued invita-
lions TO a stag party, to be held IN tho Presby-
terrain manse on Wednesday evening December 30.
Adah Chapter, Order OF the Eastern Star. will
be Instituted in Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday
evening. January b. The officers Of tho new
chapter are: Patron Thomas X. Woolley worthy
matron Mrs Thomas X. Woo..ey; associa' e
matron. Mrs. f. II. Price treasurer. Mrs John
e Clark secretary, 7. V. Arrowsmith: con-
ductress Mrs Jacob Thowles: associate con-
ductress Mrs. Henry Iiackman.
A masquerade surprise was given for Mt and
Mrs Frank Gano on Tuesday evening. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs c. A. Blaisdel Mr.
and Mrs. Tunis p Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs Thc-
bert Edwards Mr. and Mrs. George j. Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs j. V. y. conoser. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. McI.air. Mrs Rockefeller Mrs A. p, Lippln-
cott Charles H. Thrcckm,rton. William Hendrick-
SON IT,, Charles Cannon. Iona McIain RIA
Conoyer Leo Blasdell. Raymond Blaisdell Harry
McI ain oliver Lppincott and Percy Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
BAYONNE.

The Nominating Committee OF tho Newark Bay
Boat Club has named tho following ticket FOR the
annual election: For president. Joseph H. Snyder;
for vice pre- s.dent Alexander Christie; Tor record
ing SECRETARY Arthur c. Longyear: for correspond
ing secretary, Charles Thomas; for commodore.
Frank II. Hobbs.
Bayonne Lodge. No. 50. +. and A. NJ. elected
these officers at It's annual communication on
Thursday evening: Worshipful Master. Frederick
T Martinez jr.. Senior Warden. Edward p. Allen;
Junior warden Edward GreenWad secretary,
Henry A. Wheeler; treasurer. Charles B. Noe;
proxy 10 Jersey Grand Lodge. George ". Yates
Yates.
Custer Camp No. 6. Sons OF Veterans. VIII De
governed next year by the following officers: Cap
tain. Andrew NJ. Van Bushirk first lieutenant.
John Mountain: second lieutenant. Charles II.
pouls,on: Camp Council Thomas J. Bird. jr.. Rich
ara v Graper and Thomas J. Shortall.
Enioyabla gatherings were held during the week
by the No Name Matinee and Crescent Euchre
ciuh. Miss Anna Woodward OF East Thirty
ton while Mrs. chester g. Rurritt. OF West Thirty
foirth-st entertained the Matinee Club. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Cough. Of avenue r. enter
tained the Bayonne ChlutaUqua Literary and SCI
cntirc Circle Tuesday evening. the subJects
discussed were Manners and Women and Tho
one Hundred Years War with England
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NORTH HUDSON.

Court Unity, f. OF A. OF Union Hin. gave its an
n,ial ball on Wednesday night in Turn Hall The
officers who arranged the affair are w. J. King.
chief ranger; George Mccausan. sub-chicf ranger;
william H. Eccleston financial secretary: X. f..
Krlagcr treasurer; j. A. Ecceston. recording Sec
retary s. J. Allen. senior woodward: ~ Riesen-
berger jr.. junior woodward; John Collins senior
b. adlc Henry Trcub. Junior bcade.
The third annual ball of Court West Hoboken.
F. of A. was given at Fuchs's Casino on Wednes-
day evening T.. j. Tournade was floor manager
and led the opening march with Miss Gussie ilaag.
Mr. r. j. Tournade. DR.. and Mrs: White. John
Lane George c. Copn, D. NJ. Noonan. Miss
Noonan District Deputy Toomey. Miss Maud Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Piccalo. Mr.: and Mrs Kyrtz.
Mr. and Mrs. August Copn. Miss Copln, Harry
Mrs Joseph Dusanck. Mr. and Mrs Edward Nep-
voda Henry Moore and Miss T.. Moore.