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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-03

Yates. lots and 2, block 2036, Rowland Tract
to correct orr deed dated January 8. 1896. Oakland;
Jacob and Hannah Letter to James connor, lot
On W lins Of Market street 177:5 of West Four
Tsani 1eenrh, 2b;5 by w 125. block 592, Galindo
enry c. and Flora G. Keene to A. d. Prya lot
on SW line or Fifth street. $3.50 w of Chester, S
l lto py w 81 :S lot 81, and w 614 feet OF lot 2S,
DOCK r, Bay View Homestead. Oakland: 500.
d. W. and Z. A. Jaymance to Emil Pfankuchen,
toe a On sW corner right of way Of Piedmont Cable
y $40 to beginning, block a, Amended Map
Mountain View % Cemetery Association D to Charles
TcIly, M Kelly, lot q, plat 25 said cemetery, Oakland
William K Wallace to Sarah Curran (vvife of
John lot 4S, block F revised map of Prospect Hill
tract, "a Brooklyn iownship So
Emil and Amada Pfankucken to Frank ii. Pol
iaTd, lot on NE line of East Fourteenth street.
$780, NV of Adeine. NV % by NE $50, block
Township; $40.
y, A. w Combs to Lena 8: Asmundsen, lot on N
1895, lot Is, block T. Case Tract, subject to 4
mortgage for $3.50. Berkeley; $40.
;, George +. Cnrry to Albert Schroeder. lot on n
JOG. being lots "a and rs, block "a map of L. NJ.
wentworth Boot ana Shoe Company's Tract. TO
correct 353 22S, Berkeley; $40.
ALBERT and Babette Schroeder TO Charles and
h5aa Msrv vest same same, Berkeley s6l5;
Township: $40.
Dennis and Dora Landresan to Sarah b. Rothen-
nerg lwife of L., lot line of Landregan avenue
100 w of Sixth street, w 100 by S 1O7, lots and
$40.
Thomas s. McMann to Sarah A. Mckee, lot on
~ ~ ilhe or Mariposa street, 295 of Grove, E SO by
n i3n, lot IL, block 3, Mckee Tract, Oakland
Township; So.
George t. and Adelia S. Hawey to L. f. Hatch
ana wife, lot w line of Deakin, 80 n of Woolsey,
ley So
Catharine Evans to Henry l.. Ross lot on Sw
corner of Charming way and FELTON, streets 100 by
10y, block 8. College Homestead. Berkeley;
also lot on Sc corner of Thirteenth avenue, 125
SW of Fifteenth street, sW 20 by SE ITO. East
Oakland $1O
Caroline A Risdon to J. n. Knowles, lot A, block
=, knowles d Potter subdivision of Kennedy Tract,
East Oakland: $40
M. Diggs to H. Kalschtan lots 5 and g. block F,
stone Tract, Brooklyn Township; $40.
Justice NJ. and Anna Reynolds to F. P. Fischer,
lot 80 and 121a feet of lot 80 and all interest in
$40.
q. w. Osborn to Eben Jordan, lot on w line of
Park street 461.53 SW from Clinton avenue,
SW 5O1 II, w 170.75, N 30, Z 1913 to beginning,
olock 55, lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameda quit
claim deed: 81.
Eben Jordan to Zephaniah P. Foster, same; $40.
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Degree of Honor.

The officers of Minerva Lodge were installed
last Monday by Deputy Mrs. NJ. Plnkham. The
ceremony was witnessed by delegations from
Dawn of Hope, Silver Star and Ivy lodges. The
retiring chief OF honor, Mrs. Probst, was pre-
sented large corbellle of beautiful flowers.
After the installation of the officers of Dawn
of Hope Lodge by Deputy Mrs. Eva Cogan, there
was pleasant entertainment, during which
David S. Hirshoerg, grand recorder of the A.
o. U. w, delivered an interesting address.
Miss Nellie Walsh, the retiring chief of honor,
was the recipient of a handsome gold badge.
petition for the establis hment of new lodge
at the Mission. The prospects are that it will
be instituted about the middle of the current
month.
Ivy Lodge will give its monthly social this
evening. The members of Oak Leaf Lodge will
be in attendance
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb
ruary 2, 1895, P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea-
son: Eureka 2473, last season 2S.73: Red Bluff
1888 last season 22.27; San Francisco u AZ, last
season 1855; Fresno 400, last season 962; San
Luis Obispo 1928 last season 20.64; Los Angeles
591, last season ll.22 San Diego 2S0. last season
9.64; Yuma 49, last season 2 80.
San Francisco data-Maxmum temperature So,
minimum 46 mean DO.
No rainfall during the past twenty -four hours
An area of moderately high pressure is central
this evening on the Oregon and Washington coast,
while the lowest pressure reported from Arizona.
These conditions are causing fair weather and
somewhat lower temperatures throughout New ada
and the Northern portion OF California. In South
ern California the skies cloudy and light
shower occurred at San Diego to-day, but the con-
ditions are favorable for clearing colder weather in
that section tonight. The air is extremely dry in
the Sacramento Valley and with the clear sky now
prevailing the temperature will fall rapidly during
The night, (which will probably cause frosts
in that section Killing fross will probably be quite
general throughout the State Monday night. Severe
freezing weather will occur in Nevada and Utah
tonight and Monday night The temperature at
winnemucca will fall TO about ten degrees above
zero.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight February 3, 1896:
Northern California-Falr Monday: severe froStS
in north portion tonight; generally severe frosts
Monday night light to fresh northeriy winds.
southern Celifornia-Far Monday; cooler in the
east portion Monday: cooler, with severe fro5ts,
Monday night; fresh northerly winds.
Nevada-Far Monday; colder tonight; contin-
ued cold Monday night.
utah-Fair Monday; colder might; continued
cold Monday night.
Arizona - Fair colder Monday severe frosts
Monday night and probably Tuesday night.
San Francisco and viciniy-Fair Monday; fresh
to brisk northerly winds; probably light frosts in
this vicinity Monday and Tuesday mornings.
w. H. HAMMoN, Forecast Official
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KNIGHTS of PYthiaS.

Grand Chancellor George Samuels will officially
VISIT as follows during The month; February 10,
seloy Lodge at Crockett; 11th. West Side Lodge
az Tracy; 18th, Modesto Lodge (speciap; 18th,
yosemite Lodge Merced; 14th, MADEIRA Lodge
lspeclaD; 15th Oriel Lodge: 18th, Fowler Lodge;
lSth Sanger Lodge; 18TH Visaia Lodge; 20th,
Tuiare Lodge; 21st, Mussel Slough and Hanford
in JOINT session at Hanford 23d. Porterville Lodge
(specal).
Inc grand chancellor has granted 8 dispensation
70 ail the subordinate lodges of this domain to cell
epraie the birthday of the order, which falls on
the 18th inst.
!. Z. Charles has obtained forty-four signatures
70 20 a petition for a warrant organize lodge at
santa idonica.
Hanford Is soon to have division Of the Uni
form Rank.
The lodge at Ukiah, which C. G. Rippey has for
some time past been moving to organize, will be
ready for institution in short time.
%: W. Pearce of Los Gatos installed the officers
OF Clnnaoar Lodge at New Almaden recently
MARS Lodge of this City, instituted on the 10th Of
lasI month and known as 1.-The baby" admitted
elght new members at its last meeting. 1t prom
iseS membership roll with 100 names on 1t be-
iore the next meeting of the Grand Lodge.
1ne grand master of the exchequer has for
Warded TO the proper authorities 1924 30, the
fund.
lolanthe Lodge will hereafter meet on Friday
and place.
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The Chosen Friends,

During the past week Deputy Taylor installed
the officers of Sunset and Social councils. On
Wednesday he will install the officers of
Phoenix Council, the installation having been
deferred from last Wednesday evening.
Deputy William Goldberg installed the Of
ficers of Crystal Council last Thursday
The officers of Home Council were installed
last Tuesday by Mrs. Emma Packer, P. C.
The officers of Fairmount Council were in
stalled by Deputy Homer last Thursday
Deputy Brunt will install the officers of
Washington Council on Wednesday night
The members of Sutter Creek Council had
quite time at their meeting last week, and on
that occasion presented magnificent jewel to
Virgil w. Norton, the secretary.
Grand Councillor Selvege arrived from Eureka
yesterday, and during his stay here will visit
several councils.
GermaniaCouncil,w which works in the German
language, had an installation last week, the
installing officer being Deputy William Miller,
Joint meetings of councillors, instructors and
secretaries are to be held this month in all
Jurisdictions for concert of action and to gain
knowledge by the exchange of ideas.
Reports from all parts show that the order is
increasing in a marked manner.
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sHIPPING iNTELLIGEN UE.
Arrived.
FEBRUARY, 1895.


SUNDAY. February Q.
Stmr Pomona. Doran. IL hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins d Co.
Stmr Albion, Lundquist, II hours from Albion;
222 NJ IL lumber, to Albion Lumber Co.
Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridget, 40 hours from Ven
tura: oil, to Union Oil Co.
Stmr Gypsy, Leland. ~ hours from Santa Cruz;
produce, TO Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Del Norte Stockfeth, 79 hours from Grays
Haroor; pass and lumber, to e K Wood Lumber
Co.
Stmr Scotia, johnson, AZ hours from Hueneme;
produce, to Erlanger q Galinger.
Br ship Blairmore, Caw So day from Newcastle,
NSW; 1884 tons coal, to ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
castle, NSW: 5000 tons COAL to ] Moore sS Co,
Bktn Monitor. Turloff, days from Eureka: I'll
NJ # lumber, 93S M shingles. to Chas Nelson.
Brig Geneva. Paulsen. ID days from Kahului;
13,025 bags sugar, bxs glass, bxs castings, to
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.
Schr Archie and Fontie, Colstrup, "a hours from
Albion: lumber, to order. Up river direct.
s Schr Ocean Spray, Stenborn SO hours from Iyer-
Schr Sparrow, Dart, 70 hours from Eureka;
lumber. TO Preston d McKinnon.
Schr Mary C Campbell, hours firm Bodega: 40
bxs butter, TO Ross & Hewlett.
Sailed.
SUNDAY, February g.
Nor stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen, Nanaimo.
Stmr Arago, Reed Coos Bay.
Stmr Rival, Johnson Fort Bragg.
city OF Papeete, Berude, Tahiti.
Schr Matte Dyer, Mockler, sealing yovape
Japan coast and Bering Sea via Attou and Tn,
alaska.
schr Twilight. TOPPER, Grays Harbor.
Telegraphfc.
POINT LOBOS-February 2-1O M-weatbar
hazy; wind NV; velocity - miles.
Domestic Ports.
PORT GAMBLE-Saiied Feb 2-Bktn NJ GrIf-
fifth, for Honolulu.
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The Odd Fellows Home at Therma.
lito-The Companions of the
Forest.
Official Assessment Table.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Oakland Lodge initiated two candidates at
its last meeting.
Last Monday Harbor Lodge of West Oakland
conferred degrees.
The meeting of the Veteran Odd Fellows last
Monday was largely attended. There was pres
ent large delegation from Haywards.
At the meeting of Suisun Lodge held last
week H. D. Rich ardson, deputy, delivered an
interesting address. Grand Captain Hitch
cock read an elaborate report of visit to the
home at Thermalito prepared by Grand Scribe
W. H. Barnes and Judge A. J. Buckles and
others addressed the meeting.
Fords Hall at Niles, completed few days
since, was formally opened by the Odd Fellows
with appropriate ceremonies, followed by q
banquet and ball. This occurred on the Doth
of January.
\ number of reports have been circulated to
the effect that the home in Thermalito had
been seriously damaged by the recent storm
and that it was under water. The absurdtty
of the last statement is made apparent when
the fact is made known that the home is built
on bluff eighty feet above the banks of the
Feather River. The storm, from reports re-
ceived, did not do the building any damage,
but the low lands near the banks of the river
were 10 some extent overhowed This will
prove benefit, rather than detriment, for
when the water retires the land viii be found
covered with deposit that will improve it.
The new camps al Los Angeles and at Colusa
report that they are doing remarkably we'll.
At the meeting of Columbia Lodge, to be
held on the 10Th inst, it will be addressed by
Grand Scribe Barnes
Recent reports show that the membership of
the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows is $780,
449. That of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows is S15, ,947.
Wesley Minter, P. G. R., well known for the
interest he took in the work of Odd Fellow
ship, died recently in Stockton, and he was
laid to rest last Wednesday, his funeral being
largely attended.
George Lemont, grand treasurer, is still con-
lined to MS home by serious illness that has
laid him low since last August Having, de-
spite his illness, been elected treasurer of
Unity Lodge and high prelate of Oriental En-
campment, he was installed into both OF these
Offices at his home.
Eight acres of the land belonging to the
home at Thermalito has been set aside for
cemetery purposes. 1t has been laid out in
plats and portion of the home for the dead
set apart for those in the vicinity who may de-
sire to secure grounds there. There are some
hfty families who reside in the immediate
vicinity OF the home, and many of these have
already selected sites. Formerly the people in
the vicinity were obliged to take their dead 10
Oroville, miles away.
The following named have been installed
officers of Excelsior Lodge: Thomas Hart, N
G.; James I. McJames, V. g.; Andrew W.
Turpln, r. s.; James n. Nesbit, P. S.; F. c..
Hahn, T.; g. w. Keller c.; j. II. Lemon, !. G. {;
William Quinlan, o. G. &C. j. Maurer, r. S. n. G.;
X. Action, L. S. N e.. J. H. Duncan, r. S. V. 6. |;
4. L. lrelan, L. S. V. g.; F. G. Norman, r. S. s.
and K. kilgore, L. S. S,
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Knights of Honor.

Last Monday the grand dictator and other grand
officers were present at the installation Of the Of
fcers of Clinton Lodge at East OAKLAND. The
work was well performed, and when it was over
the grand officers and others who were present
were invited to banquet to which all did ample
Justice.
On Tuesday the grand dictator was In San Jose,
on Wednesday in Watsonviile and on Friday he
was in Santa Cruz.
or the five weeks ending January Is there were
received at the Office OF the supreme reporter 1874
applications of which twenty-five were from Cali
forna.
holding of public meetings has resulted in much
good to the order.
The total membership of the order on the lst OF
January was l2l ,OS5.
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officers were installed by Past Grand Pro. ector Fl.
r. Cummings, assisted by Deputy Mrs .. A.
berkeley Lodge has become very active and all
us Is members are working vigorously to add names
J o ne roll. Last Wednesday the officers for the
current term were installed by Deputy Mrs. o. A.
George assisted by Mrs. f. Kemp Van Ee and
Srano Secretary Carleton. A fter the work had
been performed there was a collation. and speech
making.
Deputy Mrs. Annie Thompson installed the new
ofhcers OF Empire Lodge. Grand Protector F.
hemp Van Ee was present.
Ihe leap'year party given by Palmetto Lodge of
Alameda was a very sue cessful one. The commit
tee that arranged this pleasant entertainment was
composed of the Misses Annie Graf, Frances Wolf,
Annie ID Hoffman and Messrs. j. ]. Flynn and VIII
liam Sculy.
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Workmen's Guarantee Fund.

At the annual meeting of the mem bers of the
Workmen's Guarantee Fund the reports of the
officers showed gratifying increase in men,
bership, and it was also shown that there are
number applications on file. The election
for directors resulted In the reelection OF the
let, who withdrew because of his inability to
devote time to the duties of the office. Samuel
Booth, the grand receiver of the A. o. .. w,
was elected in his place. The executive officers
ra-alpnfad
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Companions of the Forest. A. O. F.

Mrs. Minnie Asher, 6. C. c., instituted
Northern Light Circle at Upper Lake, Lake
County, last Thursday. On the following
evening she visited Queen of the Redwoods
Circle at Ukiah.
The executive meeting of the board of COM
panions will be held next Thursday.
Queen OF the Redwoods Circle and Court
Redwood of Ukiah will join forces and give
ball at that place on the 22d inst to raise
funds with which to entertain the grand
circle when it will hold its session there.
The several circles at the last meeting
this month will elect representatives to the
grand circle that will meet in May.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

Grand Trustee Milton D. Garrett has returned
from his official visits to the parlors in Humboldt
County and reports them all in prosperous con-
ditlon.
Grand Treasurer George D. Clarke visited Glen
Ellen Parlor last week.
Grand Organizer Goldman will go to Vacaville
on w Wednesday to reorganize Silver Tip Parlor.
On Wednesday Mount Diablo Paror will dedi-
cate new hall at Martinez. Grand Vice Presl-
dent Henry c. Gesford and Grand Secretary Henry
Lunstedt will take part the ceremony.
olympus Parlor will give ladies' night in its
hall on Baker street on Friday night.
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Independent Order of Foresters.

The report for January from the Supreme
Court of the Independent order OF Foresters
shows a membership of 84,596 and gain of
1881 during the month. The surplus fund
amounts to 81 ,532 ,743, of which $39, ISL was
added during the month.
During the past month Court Morris Vine
yard of Los Angeles received forty-one applica-
tions
Court Diana will give a social in the near
future in its hall in the Alcazar buildi ng.
The policy OF the late James G. Kennedy,
who was member of Court Diana, was paid to
the beneficiary in fifteen days after the death
had been repOrted
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Knights of the Golden Eagle.

Coloma Hall, in the building OF the Native Sons,
is being fitted up for the knights of the Golden
Eagle and IL win be ready for the evening of Feb
ruary 3, when California Castle will confer the
third degree on a number of waiting candidates.
ii. Bush Jr. is organizing castle TO work in the
German language, and it will be ready TO be insti-
tuted next month.
Castles are being organized in Alameda and
Santa Rosa
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Grand Army of the Republic,

Three new posts of the Grand Army of the Re-
public have recently been established in this State
Mariposa No. ITO at Mariposa, Joseph Martin,
commander Sol Meredith No. 176 at Suisun
Judge A. j. Ruckels. commander, and Uncle Sam
No. 1T at the Soldiers Home Santa Monica
Jesse pritchard. commander.
:. woman's corps was recently organized at Sa-
linas.
Lincoln Post will celebrate the anniversary of
Lncoln's birth on the 18th inst.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

Golden Gate Chapter will give party in its hall
on the evening of the third Thursday OF this month
Harmony Chapter will give leap-year party
curing the month at is hall on OFarrell street.
IVY Chapter Is making arrangements for grab
bag party during the month
The officers OF Golden Gate Chapter will be in
stalled on next Thursday.
There is some talk OF organizing a new chapter
at Berkeley.
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Woodmen of the World.

Golden Gate Camp installed the following
named officers last Wednesday: P F. Gilroy,
c. c.; H. A. Hoyt, a.; c. H. Naylor. B.; H. G.
Watrous, c.; g. ]. Strong, E.; G. E. Meyers, W..
D. Brown, S.; w. R. Kinds and G. H. Wilson,
managers; Drs. G. w. Daywalt and H. W.
Hunsacker, physicians. This camp has now
$50 names on its roll and is in prosperous
condition.
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W.; Otto Klumpp, NJ. W.; A. Levy, F.; Conrad
Riegelhuth, o.; William ]. Beatty, R.; J. P.
Dwyer, F.; Joseph Nordman, receiver; John
Canfipld q w
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

CLEANERS LEAVE AsPINwALL 1tssa.
- iortnightly for the West Indies and GSzk21s@
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection with the
Facihc Mail s. ;. Co., issued for freight and treas.
urs to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $195: third
eaSss $97 90. For further particulars apply to
PARROTT & CO.. Agents,
306 California Bt.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor,

Oakland Lodge closed the last term with
marked increase in its membe rship. The new
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rOgTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
RAILROAD
Trains leave from End arrive
at Market-Street Ferry.

(Vta SauSaIltO Ferry).
From San Francisco, beginning October 27 1895.
WEEKDAYS.
For Mill VALLEY and San Rafael-7 80, 9.15, IL 100
A. NJ: 1:45. :45, 5:15, $50 p.
San Quentin-7:3O, 9:15 A. NJ: 1:45, Sis p M
Extra trips for San hafael Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays at IL 80 p. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley, San Rafael and San Quentin
300. 1000, IL 80 A n; 80, 5 :0O 4 80 S6:l5
Pm. +Does not run TO san Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS
1880 A. N. weekdays-Cazadero and wav stations
:45 P. NJ. .Saturdays-Tomales and way sfaiions
e:oo =. ". sundays-Point Reyes ana way statIonA
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Marrow Gauge).

s;I0A Newark Centervie San osc FELTON,.
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz andWay
Stations. ns.............--...........- oioOB
a2:I5P Newark, Centerville. San jose New
Almaden FELTON,, Boulder Creek,
Stations. a................... .II.2oA
4:15p Newark San Jose and Los Gatos.... 9:50A
syIs @ay Stations. ession .,a. oo9' n tz.aee
COAST DIVISION Crhrd & Townsend Sts.)
6:45A San Jose aud Way Stations (New
AImaden Wednesdays only),...... 1:4BR
S;I5A San jose Tres Pinos Santa Cruz.
Pacific Grove, Paso Robles. San
Luis Obispo, Guadalupe aud Pril-
cjpal Way Stations ....... 7:O5P
I0:40A San Jose and Way Stations. ........ 5:OOP
II:45A Palo Alto and Way Stations...... 3:30I
+2:3OP San Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos, Santa
Cruz, Salinas Monterey and Pacific
a3;3OP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 0:17A
s4:30r San Jose aud Way Stations ......... %S;O0A
5:3OP San Jose and Way Stations. ........ +S:1SA
O::l0P San Jose aud Way Stations. ........ G:35A
til:SSP San Jose and Way Stations. ..... t7:45F
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN fRAGGISC0-FoOt Of Market Street (Slip 81
*71s 900 l1:00AM. t1:oo 900 ta:os
400 1900 ts:coPM.
From 0AKLAED-Foot Of Broadway 600 500
1OooA.M. 1890 100 .z:1o .s:co 1900
F5:0oP.M.
for Morning. P for Afternoon
Sundays excepted Saturdays only.
Sundays only
tt Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
Tuesdays and Saturdays sSundays aud ThursdSyA
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mHH w hdtmM ON GIlm TGEm0 DIN (JmEH==-
FAIR HANDS GOVERN.
Bold Rumors of Bellies and the
Matchmakers.

Of the houses, and great are the village
expectations when the new gates arrive.
From Old Newport the country Eeople
come TO see them erected. And wonders
Of architecture they are. Not even the
gates OF Rome were more IMPOSING than
those Of ''The Breakers"
If Mrs. o. II. P Belmont were to elect
to change the Name of Newport to that
of her own. on the basis of real estate
holdings she could easily secure such Iegis-
lation. Marble House and It's ground are
hers. SO. too, Belcourt, the 0. H. p
Belmont place, and all its ad iacent roads
and grounds. by gift OF her tnfatUats ed
husband. How the houses will ce divided
up remains to be seen. 1t is said that the
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will
summer at Marble House and Mrs O. II. P
Belmont at BelcOurt, and again the
whisper has IL that young Willy N. ir., is
an independent young man though only
eighteen prefers to keep up his own
establishment at Marble House. letting
his sister and brother-in-law visit at the
Belmonts' He has certainly spent much
time at Marble House alone with his reti-
nuc of servants
The shipping of bicycles to Newport has
been immense. They come here in cases. in
frames, in fine wooden boxes and In the
hands OF trusty servants. They are in
gold, in silver. in nickel. and in combi-
nation of metals, showing different colors.
Many whose names do not appear upon the
social horoscope, cottagers from Nara
gansett and the Intervening places, have
wheeled over the city by the sea, and there
fore the regulation Newport dwelIers are
Withdrawing more and more into their pri-
vate domains. Three years ago Miss
Louise McAllster shocked Newport people
by riding a bike within her fathcr' grounds
:ollowei by a groom. Nowitisthe universal
way TO do it.
The Brice young women, very pleasant
and graceful riders, will he Newport bellies.
They are riders OF the wheel; so also are
the other young women of society, and
notably Miss Fair, who is the champion
Secretary aud Miss Herbert are expected
here about til time fthe review ofthcnaval
squadron, and the greatest efforts are