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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
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I'VE Ena kzu .
81. GungreB.
Sine 3in3p.@auFe.-Surom's drmsnt'd'e Re'
icluttpn paiiTrt. Cine Srmunternns fii
au6lans.-Sie SpuesSin res Sauies nod
uidjt crlcSist.
n 4 /.

iCluftpu paihrt - Vltie " 'l''s 49,
auslans.-Sie Sous.Siu res 9Guies nod
uidDt crIceist.
Sendt.
gBufbington, .. e., "A. san.
- Die bereits am perqdngenen DtIttz
ippd6 BON Dem @omite fir ausndrttge
9(noeleaenbeiten einberihtete ReioIuz
tion be5ugli6 Der armeniihen 9reuel=
tbaten fparb in Der heuti9en SiBung
sur 9erutbunq dufoenommen uno nu1
elmer intereIIanten 9ebatts paIitrt.
Guuom (8ep., SSuD er0ffnete oa5
0Drtgefe6t unb i6iloerte in gliibenz
ben Turben Die itattQebabten bluti9en
@orgGnge in Der Siirtet ais rein
MaTatre ltn74uIoiQer, tpel6es in Der
@eltgeI6ihte ieines Glei6en iu6s.
8ldn6Qro (0em., 2lla.) erIfien Die
Refolution niht peitgebenb genug unb
sSrpe (Hep., W}e.) er9ing ii6 in elmer
leioenI6uftliden Yaute 9egen ben
Sultan uno Die europdiI6en Nld6te,
pel6e gum SduBe Der bebrobten 2(rz
menier ein3uI6reiten teinen Wilen Ii.
M}utb ge3eiqt bdttsn. 8eoner ertldrte,
baB ieinem @utoiinfen na6 3uBlanO
CUR 8eiiBergretfunQ Der urmeniI6en
Yrobin5en uufgeforoert tperoen follte,
nit Dem nu6orudli6en @erIprs6en,
baB bic Ser. Staoten einen feIten
3iidbalt gepd6ren piir0en. 3eige Iih
oieglot6penOigteit, ameritaniIde8iirz
ger uno oeren Gigentbum gu protect
rem, 10 lei e5 angebra6t, trob aler
8efeIti9urgen unb Qetroffenen lteberz
eintommen, Die 9arbanellen 5u I6lie=
Zen, 8riegsI6iffe gu entienOen, lin
omerifaniI6e SSntereiien nubr3unebs
men. 9tob elmer perQebli6en 8emI=
bung SeitenS SSone5' (9em., 2lrtD,
cine 2(bitimmunq iiber Die 9uusz uno
Bomb Bill berbei3ufiihren, bertugte
iiA Der Senat I'm 4 llbr 10 W}inuten
bis gum tommenben M}ontaq.
9d5 ReprG fentdntenb + aus
mar beute ni9t in SiBung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Or. smeaer fatn ,tid,t peraejIen.

gB E n, a. San. = SSm nteber0Itz
reiaii4en2anOtuge peruria6te geItern
Or. 2ueser, Der ni4tbeitGtigt, 8iirgerz
meiiter Dpn @ien uno 4ntiiemitenfii6z
Ter, cine S3er:. Gr be6auptete, baB
Die Hegisrung Dem Saiier cine 2(gituz
torenrolle aufgebrGn9t bate, inoem lie
i'm paranlaBte, gegen Die Wabl uno bic
antifemitiiae Str0mung ii6sr6aupt
SteIunq 3u nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Sic rubaniitr GebeQinn.
SctuaIttbaten Ger 3esicrumsstrupp - Wfa
icnhucbt Ger Seppbncr.

0ewaltfDateH Ger Segierun9struppen. - Wai'
icnhud,t Der SeIpobncr.
92etp z0orf, "a. San. - Ser
n6erulO" lit i'm 8eIiB elmer 9epeI9e
aus SantiaQo be Gu6u, rpel9e Die
Ra6ri6t entbGlt, DAB i'm 2aufe Der
oergungenen Wo6e gum Minoeiten
ieds3ig cubaniide Tamilien iicb no9
Samaica, 9aptt unb 8ene5uela einge=
idifft baben, Inn Den 9erfolgungen
Der ipaniI6en 8e60roen gu entgeben.
Sn oielen SSdlen iinb ndmli9 Die
5rauen uno S0d1ter BON befannten
Rebplutiondren ben pentbar i9Iimmz
ten 8eleibigunqen unb 8eI3impfunz
gen ausgeieBt tporoen, 10 boB iih Der
8ep0lterunq Elm unbGnbiqer S6reden
bsmG6tigt bat. Die 8efGngniIIe iino
nit politiichen 2lrreitanten iiberfiillt.
Die 2lmeritaner Srant 2lramonte unb
Sun3 befinoen ii6 nod in ii6erem
Getpabriam, unb es pirb audi lGngere
3ett beritrei6en, e6e bic 2(usiiht uuf
einen unparteiii4en 9rO3eB iiG6 Der
ntrtli6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Gs f0roert ole Sorpuren5.

Trou g 80. fitl iuuerbaIb Il WoHater our5
tiu B,tdnoGt5 6rausHlsiotH in ROrpsro:lDbt n5
BON lUj oui 70 9iuEo. Sjt gsbraudJte Iiuoen, Gjs
len, 5apciciauyc, 6JiuiH uHo msbrcre auosre Der
iekt vel qepricitucH (3ebcimmIti,l, ionic aQsrlti
tni,itloatH uUD puTDc tWmtr idl!imm,r Eanu
bcgaun e, nit u . - aus 2 Gri upariI=
a.. / q Il U 0 Il :, uT0 IN tIHtm DtoHai UlhM
rs 10 Qfuuo Iu. EaC i.r Gug gepnbrtt fc slne
3unanms i'm Rovpcrgspjtt u70 cine N5uubms Oe5
G,iOtrs. SI 5Dcl UtOnGttu 0ar iIt oonit1HbiJ BON
psr Scuorrbsl sGAsIlt Uro IN i,s UtoHatu bate fe
fuui3ta 9iuno on espib mae
II 0 III III { II. Sic III icBt bGi3 uuo gtiunO. Als
franfrn Tamsu iOqttn SurIa apGrilliuu
Rsi ulOeut tlHasbmsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Sin @bisfrh, ,SucQ.
Dem Ginen fpifst es eas eebem, Ger Nnecre
Iiest i'm Stcrbcn.

Dem Ginen fpifst es eaS 9s6en. Ger Nnecre
Iiest i'm Stcrbcu.
q 4tlan a, Ga, "a. San.-2llbert
Suniion unb Sim Callahan gerietben
geItern 9lbeno in einem S3anflofule
an Der 9ecaturzStraBe in beftigen
Strett. Giner Der llmitebenben i6lug
por, baB 8eioe lire &rGfte i'm @6isz
fepzSrinten meHen ioGten; rper 3uerIt
unter ben Slid iinfe, tpirbe Der Be-
iiegte iein. Der 8ori6Iag fano 8eis
faQ, 3umal Elm NnDerer bic Soften be5
Srinfz9uelIs 3u traqen ficb erbot.
SunIon tranf in turSer 3eit 3lpet
Quart 0bisten, pdhrenb iein 8egner
nur u rpint" gu pertiIgen permo6te.
Der Steger bra4 Qlei6 burauf be-
nuBtlos 3uIammen unb blieb auf Der
SteQe toot; Der Qtnbere rinqt i'm 6oz
fpital nit bem Sobe. Der Mann ober,
Der Die 3e6e be3a6lte, s. 5. 5rancis,
nuroe unter Der QlntlaQe be5 Sobtz
fd1lQQes perbQftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Wcttcrs @ntbcn.

sturm fmcifeu unb SBci1su.-sbaeeu ubsrau.
ct 8 is, "a. San. - 6ier elm
getroffenen 8erichten 3ufoIge bat i'm
iiioli6en SSopu, Dem Ditli9en 8anIas
uno in gun3 W&iiiouri elm fur6tburer
S6neeiturm qeipiithet unb beoeutenz
ben S6aDen anQeri6tet. Sn manden
8e9enOen fiel Der S6nee IA Son bod,
unb Die 8ubngeleiIe iino an pielen
Ste1en nit bau86o6en S6neepe6en
beoe6t, lDoour6 cine empfinoli6e Ser
tebr5itodung einqetreten lit. Sn Glib
Soma lit Die Semperatur lett geItern
I'm 25 0rao qefaQen, uno Die Selez
grap6enz9erbinbunQ, iopie Die eIefz
tri16en 2t6tlettunqen iino our6 ben
i6peren Gismantel. Der ii9 an ben
9rdbten gebilbet, unbrau66ar getpor=
ben.
Mount Sermon, 49,, "a.
Sdnudr. - Sin per6eerenoer g8tn6=,
9agelz unb Gegeniturm bra6 6eute
iiber unIere Stabt 6erein. 9(u6 aus
anberen Sbeilen beS StuateS fino Be
ri6te ii6er bebentli6e GturmI4GOen
eingeluufen.
Gong BRAND, 0.=S., "a, San.
- Sine idpere Gee brad iicb 6eute
an Der eSeriep'er &iiite. Die Winbsz
6ruut entpidelte cine S6nelIigfeit bon
bier3ig Meilen pro StunDe unb mar
bon einem heftigen 3egenfaQ begleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Sic abcIiini,dje @rpcoittou.

R o m, "a. San. - Die Situation
in Wtatalls lit unperGnD:rt. Die 8ez
lugerer baben lire Wu6Iamtsit berz
opppelt, I'M Die Stuliener an Der 9lbz
ienoung bon gta4ri6ten gu binDern.
9rei 9erihteritutterp nel6e bsn9lbeiz
Iiniern in Die 9Gnoe fielen, puroen Die
9Gnbe a6gebauen unb Elm Courier, Der
Dem 6eitun9szGommanounten, Wai,
GalIIanp, oeifer 9efOroerun3 gum
OberIten iiberbrineen pollte, fur3er
6ano erfhoiien.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Wtaoasasear fransofiI6c Serkuna.

9aris, "a. San. - 2aut beute err
folgter amtli6er 9efunntma9ung
niro traft zines am Is. Sanuar unz
ter3siAreten Gertrages Die SnIel Muz
oagustar als cine notwithstanding
frfliirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Taal6emeHt.

GGitagp, "a. SSSan.-0ie 'yirmo
&aBenberaer &c 60, g2r. 1903, 6aIz
iteab>StrdBe, sFarbe= unb Oelz5abris
tanten, meloeten beute ibre 3u6lungsz
llnfdbigteit an. Die YaIfipa iollen
$4,000 betraeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
- Der uGrma6er

- Der l6rmo9er S6reier inWien
lit gu elmer Wo6e &erfer6aft perur=
t6eilt lporben, neil er, ME iiA bulo
berausitelIte, gang grun0los bic Qmez
ritanerin 6ronce5 8Drig5berger bes
9iebItabIs beI6ulbiqt uno bic Yoli3ei
perdnlaBte, cine Qei6aaoiIitation Der
1elben bpr3unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
9lu5 ber Iilrfei.
4tbensmittrl nnN 4llanitiun arnna.
Settnnn no d ni9t grialIen.
Sraulein cartons @iIiIon.

&onopn, "a. San. - Der Cor
reIponoent Der rllnitso 8reB" in Gonz
1tdnttnopel ienoet unter Dem geItrigen
Datum Die folgsnbe 0epef6e: Cine
9roBe Qn3abl tiirtiT6er 8apaQeriiten
1T bon 3ettoun in MaraI6 eingetrofz
Zen uno 6at in ben 9pttesbdufern Der
Stobt ibr Quartier aufgeI6lagen. Die
belagerten 4rmenier in 3eitoun be-
itBen binret6enoen8orrutb an 2e6ensz
mitteln unb Munition, Der penigiten5
nod Bis gum Suli ausrei9en pirb.
Q8as Die 8emii6ungen oe5 8unoe5z z8e=
fanotsn SerrelI anbetrifft, ben Ser
tretern be5 yQmerif. Rpt6en &reu5es"
Den 3utritt in armenii4es 8ebiet 51
perI4affen, 10 bat oeriel6e 0on Der
9Oben Bforte cine befinitipe 9lntport
nod ni4t erbaIten. Der yStunDurO
min piifen, DaB Der armeniIae Paz
triar6 BON Dem Sultan Elm Neuiu6r5z
8eI4ent gum 8etrage BON 400 thrift
iAen Pfunben erbielt.
. a 8 oRotbe &reu3" 5po r
nt6t anertunnt, a6er
Pripatperfonen
biirfen 6elfen.
Waf6inqton, .. g., "a. San.
-Staatsietretdr Slnep bat bon Dem
8unoesgeTanoten SerreQ in CONTAIN
tinopel elm 8abelgramm erbalten, in
pel9em es beiBt, baB, obpp6l bic
PForte bem y&otben &reu3" Die Grz
laubniB 3ur 8ertbeilun9 bon llnterz
itiiBung5gsloern in 4rmenien bernsi=
CERT uno bumit jener 8eIeQi9aft Die
offi5ielle Qnertennung OerIagt bat,
bod uuf 8run0 Ieiner perI0nli6en
gmpfe6Iungen e5 Pripatperionen gez
ituttet iein ioQ, ibr Qiebe5pert au53uz
rihten, bOruusgeIeBt, OaB bic tiirtiz
ihen 8e60roen polle &enntniB BON
Iol6' beabIihtigtem Sbun erbulten.
OieIe Gon5eiIion Der tiirtii6en Regiez
rung rdumt ale S6pierigteiten, mel
DE bisRer Dem bo6ber3igen llnterne6z
men SRI. 8drton's entgegen Itanben,
aus Dem Wege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Sluti9e Nleuterei.
Dsrhaftung uOn Sdmusgl(ru.
cell ifmOrS i'm Suftbuufr.
-.----sSzsaAA--s
Gin tIeiuer @tIo.

Can 5rar5isco. "a. San. -
Details iiber bic betunntli6 an SorD
oe5 0meritaniI6en 8auffabrteifdbrs
rers yWaria" ausgebrohene Meuterei
limb jeBt bier eiy3etrpffen. Sem3ufplgs
maro Gdpit0n 8rptpn, Der erite Mfaut
9erm. 9obImQnn uno ein bis iebt nod
unbetdnnter paiidgier talten 8lutes
ermoroet, iDpie Die Satin unb Der
Sphn oeS Gapitdn5 our6 Seilbiebe 10
ifper psrleBt, bdB lie CUR 3eit nod in
tritiI6em 3uItanoe barnieoerlie9en.
NaA bolIbra6tsr S6ld6terei bieIteI
Die Weutersr auf 2lnoretp=gildnO gu,
mo fie Die beioen S6perpermunoeten
auf einem einIamen 8oruQenriff ans
llfer 5u ieBen beubIi6tigtan. Gbs bic
SSniel inbei1en erreiht naro, brad
3piI6en Dem 6iDeiiI6en 8p6, mebrez
rem W}atroien uno Dem 8oot5mann
Elm Streit aus, BEL pel6em Oas W}e6er
uuf's Neue blutige Q(rbeit perrihtete.
SAT- ieoer Der Streitenoen puroe Derz
punoet, 5pei Don ibnen fanoen auf Der
Stelle ben SOB uno ein Oritter 1tarb
an rem erlittenen Wun0er. Damn
treu3te oas 5ahr3eug nit Den mir bier
lleberIebenoen an 9oro unpeit oe5
9lnDreip=@ilaroes uno lief oaTelbe
fhlieBIi6, neil bic 2eben5mittel aus
aingen, an. Der 80nig bate W}itleiD
nit Den 6albz8er6unqerten uno lieb
reihliAe Qropiiion an 8oro i6idsn.
Gbs Oo5 5abr3eug jeoo6 Den $0afen
berlieB, tparO Der 8eroQ6t oe5 &0nig5
rege, er lieB eirellnterIu6ung anItellen
uno Die W}euterer, na4oem 6rau
8ronn cine S6iloerung Der 8orgdrge
qeoeben, oerbaften. 0as ipuniide &uz
nOn:nboot yYula8ci" ndbm bic Gefdnz
9enen ipdter an 8oro uno brahte lie
nah Wtanila, no iie CUR 3eit ibrer
Pro5eiiirun9 entgegenieben.
SCrBaituug hnn SdDmuggIeru.
gle ucrlrsen I'D, auf ras meri,inifd,c 5dd,. -
Sas @eid,dft hattie iIeb seIobnt.
g biIubelp b ia, 9a., "a. San,
= 9ur6 Die Wabiamfeit Der bie7iqer
3oQbeamten lit bier Elm teder @eriu6,
cine 0uantitGt 86enacetin, Elm t6eue=
res 2lr3neimittel, ans 2anb gu
idmuggeln, bereiteIt poroen. Der
3piI6enbeds Steparo 9ep. @oll
bonn 9ampfer rSlpiBerlaro, Der pon
2(ntnsrpen bier einqetroffen, Der
Sberiteiparb Gbas. S6metig uno Der
8erftz 4ufieber Soi. YuuIino lpuroen
in 9erbinounq nit Dem 8orfaQe berz
buftet unb nah einem @er6Dr Dor oem
8unbeszGommiiIGr bis auF Weiteres
feitgebalten. Pbenacetin toItet i'm
@ngros=gintauf8preiie einen 9oLlur
PRO un3e unD lit nit elmer GinFu6rz
iteuer BON bunbert Yrp3ent 6eluItet.
gtt6t ipeni9er, ais 21O ltn5en Der Otez
bt3in ipuroen nit 8eI9Iag belegt.
&uBeroem entoedten Die 9eb0roen BEL
elmer genauen an 8orD bprgenommez
nen ltnterIu6unQ cine 2tn3abl 5lGi6z
den nit 2tntipnrin, lpel4e bic 2lrrez
itanten offenbar ebenfall8 ais Gpntrez
ban0e mitge6ra6t 6utten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25

5ruu S4uI3 iagt: n9ouiecleaning
1T eine fdipere 2lrbeit fir cine 5ruu
in meinen Sabren, uno i6 fam 'ie
ni6t perri6ten, ipenn i4 ni4t erit cine
Safe Sneipp's Itul5zSuffee trinte,
'benn pbne Denielben fiible i6 mid
f9pa6 unb miibe. &neipp's Nal5=
8uffes ipirtt. itGrteno unb lu6eno, aQe
9ausfrduen iollten i'm tets i'm 9auie
hdlten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-25
Ser Semtidje GorreIpcnSeat,
SdsIid, uo6ertIit unb Sonntoss,
:. Naine, Gisentbnmer uno Reoafteii

". Wdtue, VlSenfHumer uno Neoatfenr
(9tatfoIser uoa 8. Rainc),
eiibpefzGde SaltimortsStras. uHo gofsC sEpr
Greis bes tdeIidben SIatteS burdb ardaer beiorat.
121s Cts. taeiid1e uno Sonnta ae =alms sabe 3
Serfs pro 9sode Sohhar an bic oas SGt beiorseuoeE
notwithstanding $3.50 pro Sobr, iir tilrsere
Seit i'm GcrhdtniS; fur bi, mDd)entIidle alus0abc
NIT SorRtas sblatt, poriorti, nit absua tir guts.
$3.50 pro Sobr, rob irstnb eiHem Srte hes SaIaH-
bts, 81 nab europa. Snnuta 40 =sluseabe 81
pro Sahr.-Sas bette unh biuiaite oeutidle SIatt
IN cen 0iittelz THb z loitoater.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

be a most exciting exhibition of equine
endurance and speed. All three horses are
in fine fettle. and each will carry heavy
commission on his chance. Extra cars Will
be run to the track for the accommodation
OF the big crowd.
Secretary Sam Leake of the new Jockey
Club wore smile on his face when his
namesake nosed out Lizzie II in the
second race that was expressive of Joy
The popular secretary thinks the Darabin
horse real clinker" when fit, and
always places dollar or two on him for
old companionship's sake.
Sir Nassar, second choice in the betting
on the second race, was left at the post.
Starter Caldwell laid the blame at Willie
Martins door, and the jockey claimed the
starter to be at fault.
The track odds against Tim Murphy,
who won the last race on Monday, were
10 to l. Yesterday the poolrooms
pald the fortunate holders of win
ming tickets 3 to l. During the past
oays racing at Ingleside, sixty-three
races were run, with 339 horses as start
erS. FIFTY seven horses have been
scratched before 10:3U A. NJ. and nineteen
after that time. OF the number of actual
horses starting the poolrooms have had
~ wrong Jockeys posted on their books,
lorty-slx Jockeys on scratched horses,
twenty-nlne horses with no Jockeys given
and Jockeys and odds on sixty-two horses
that were scratched at 10 80 O'Clock in the
forenoon.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19
Greyhurst Was Away Poorly, but
Ran Around His Field, Fin
iShing Second.
QUEEN FLAMBEAU ct 40 TO l
Tenacity Again a Winner at Long
CddS-Sam Leake Nosed Out
Lizzie H in a Drive.

That the death OF the imported English
stallion Martenhurst was great loss to
the thoroughbred industry of this State
was again demonstrated at Ingleside ves-
terday. Coupon, by the dead sire. is ac-
knowledged TO be the best two-vear-old
yet shown up in these parts, and a gray
son of his went to the post for the first
time In g half-mile dash Yesterday that
was only deprived of winning brackets bv
an unforeseen incident at the post. The
youngster was Greyhurst, and so good had
he shown in private trials that stable
money cut his odds from fours to an s to s
favorite at post time.
Eleven started in the field, and they
were sent away by the Australian gate.
Inose at the post say that when the bar
rler was raised Lamle. who had the
mount on the gray, seemed to be seized
with an attack of starting-machine fright
ana almost fell off his horse At any rate.
the held was well under way when Lamle
set sail after it. Moving them down.
one after another, he passed all but the 40
10 chance, Queen Flambeau, who headed
hlm out length in :5OL. The start for
the others, with the exception of one, was
perfect, and the blame attaches to the
riders alone.
1t was another ideal racing day. But for
a cooling ocean breeze the weather might
have been called oppressive The mem
bers OF the cripple division warmed up in
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

The father of the bride is Of old Scottish
stock and he is at present in his native
home. He was represented, however, at
the wedding by Emile Trampe, his busi-
ness partner, who gave the young girl
away.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
to the California Hotel, where. at mid
night, they were entertained in the hotels
grand dining hall. A sumptuous supper
was served and then the entire gathering
was photographed by tiashlight.
Huitres sur Coquile.
PoTAGE.
Consomme Royale.
HORS D'EUVRES.
Radishes Celery. Olives. Sailed Almonds.
POISSON.
Filet de Basse rItaliene. Pommes Croquettes
ENTREES.
Petites Bouchees de Crevettes.
Sweetbreads Casses lEspagnole.
LEGUMEs
Petits Pois Francois.
PUNCH.
Romaine.
ROTI.
Spring Chicken au Cresson. Laitue a la Mexicaine
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

using joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and
that | know praise it. 1t is great rem
edy. 1t works like charm and does not
grippe. Itcleanses the blood an / yet brings
out no pimples. Certainly joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla is very valuable family
remedy"
After leaving Mr.. Deyeny [ talked with
several well-known ladies, and they ALL
agreed joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla was
fine remedy. As l have before remarked.
one does not meet the substitute here.
There are no mean people here who wish
to offer something just as good for the
home remedy-Joy's Vegetable Sarsapa.
rilla. HENRY TILLMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

LuIz Makepeace were made husband and
wife last night at the church OF Nuestra
Sonora de Guadalupe. The union of the
handsome groom and the pretty bride
makes an alliance of the blood OF noble
CASTLE and the hardy Scottish race.
Don Pedro MombieIa is of Spanish de-
scent and has vast interests in coffee
fncas in Guatemala, where he is regarded
as one of the most progressive young men
in President Barrios' domain.
The bride is the daughter OF Joshua
Makepeace of the firm of Makepeace &
Trampe, the owners of the largest coffee
plantations in Guatemala. They are the
alabama" and "Barcelona'' at Tum-
bador. Guatemala.
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to praise California also You see, the
great California remedy, joys Vegetable
Sarsararilla, has been introduced in Port
land lately and many of our best families
are now using it. 1 used joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla myself. I found it pleasing
to the taste and effective-yes, very effec-
tive. was not in a dying condition,
of course not, but 1 felt mean, all
run down, or, to use the proper
word, l felt jaded. After using one
bottle of joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla 1
felt SO much better that / ordered another
bottle, and the result is entirely satisfac
tory. Ladies and gentlemen are now
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19
PORTLAND, Oregon, February 1,

PORTLAND, Oregon, February Is.
The word genial must have been discov-
cred after men had travelled much, seen
the world, looked over the various frailties
OF humankind ard touched the philosophic
ample. / spent fully two hours with this
genial gentleman and scarce knew the
time had flown so swiftly He told me OF
his travels, his hardships, the bright, the
dark side, and then he interested me most
when he spoke about California. "By the
way" said he, California is just now
coming in for great deal of praise, and
must confess am heartily glad to be able
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

tnelr preliminary gaIIops like two-year-
oidS anC the betting was heavy. The Ia
vorites scored but twice. The last three
races on the card were taken by horses
carrying the green with white sash colors
OF Edward Corrigan, one of them, lena
city, being 20 to l shot in the betting.
Despite Garner's shady handling OF Liz
zle ii IN last Thursdays race, when she
hnlshed third. the mare was made All IL 10
iayorIte III the betting on the second
event at six furlongs, showing concluslVely
that the ring did not think she was meant
on that occasion. Garner got her away IN
front, but took her back and at the end
to chance, ridden by Harry grimm.
The Spreckels entry, Foremost, was
pronounced 6 to 5 favorite for the mile ano
furlong selling affair. Dungarven ana
Red Root were the pick for second place
honors, each being held at fours. The out
sider, Z. II. Sherley, took the lead alter
passing the stand and showed IN flont 10
the stretch. Tenacity, who had moved up
to second place, here assumed tne leau,
and although pressed hard by the favorite
nearing the wire won by length IN the
creditable time OF 1 :56 Dungarven was
close third.
Babe Murphy was scratched from the
fourth event, and kowalsky opened up
6 to ) choice. At post time he hau peen
played down to to ., with Gallant, MAIN
stay and Minnie Gee fancied in the order
named.
Jones took the favorite out in the lead
soon after the flag fell, and led into the
stretch by couple of lengths, with Gal
liant following. A furlong from the wire
the favorite looked beaten, but he re-
sponded to the whip, and in hard drive
won by neck. Braw Scot loomed up a
dangerous factor the last part of the jour
ney, AMI could Slaughter have brought
him up sooner would have won. AS IL was
he finished but neck back of Gallant.
All were scratched out of the last race
over seven furlongs with the exception of
Olive, Ferris Hartman, Schnitz and Rode
gap.
Corrigan's fast mare was quickly backed
from l to to 1 to 4, and won easily at the
end from Ferris Hartman.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19
LECTURES AT ST. GEORGES CLUB.
The Political Equality Club Preparing
for Public Meetings

The POLITICAL Equality Club Preparing
for Public Meetings.
The Political Equality Club of San Fran
cisco and County met at st. Georges Club
yesterday afternoon and perfected plans
for series OF public meetings at st.
Georges Hall.
The first will be held on Tuesday even.
ing, when DR.. j. A. Cruzan, the we'll
known eloquent pastor of Olivet Congre.
gational Church, will give an address on
the issues of the day. Mrs. Cruzan will
sing and the Political Equality Club will
give several choruses. Mrs. Nellie Hol-
born Blinn will preside.
The meeting will be the first OF a series
to which the public is invited.
The club holds its business meetings on
alternate Tuesdays.
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Neapolitan Icecream.
Petits fourS assortiS. Cheese. Crackers Fruits.
Cafe Noir.
The menu was printed on the back
OF the photograph here reproduced and
placed as souvenir before each guest.
After supper dancing was INDUCED in
until an early hour.
The happy couple will start for Scotland
tomorrow on their wedding tour.
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. E. Trampe, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs, P. Fossas, M. and
Mrs. Scobie, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey,
Mr. and Mrs. Flah erty, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hernandez, Mrs.
Bustamente, Mrs. Anna Henry, Dr. Orella,
D. Organ, M. D. Maldonado, 6. Plender,
c. Luna, Mr.. Cabrera, Y. Estrada, Mr.
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Moss, MIR. Lambardero. Mr.. Malianos,
A. Barillas, Miss Julia Romero, Miss R.
Moss, Miss ]. Dieckmann, Miss A. Her.
bruger, Miss L. Herbruger, Miss Rose
Davey, Miss A. Esperanza, Miss Y.
Laveaga, Miss NJ. Laveaga, Miss ]. Cali
morIa. Miss Mae Collen Miss L. Malianos,
Miss p. Malianos, Miss Z. Escobar, r.
Arroyo, Mr.. Ponette, Mr.. Eiette, Mr..
Costa, Father Antonio Santandreu, II.
Dieckmann, w. S. Warte. 3. TaIiafere.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19
Track and Paddock Items,

This is Ladies' day" at Ingleside and
also the concluding day of the meeting,
the racing for the coming two weeks being
transferred to the Bay District track. The
great three-cornered contest between Cad {.
mus, Basso and Oakland. over two
miles, will be the special feature
of the days card. All interest is
centered in the event, which promises to