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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

woman" Guests Of the association occu-
pied every nook and point OF vantage on
the clubhouse verandas or lolled about on
settees and chairs on the lawn. There
was no lack OF accommodation for tho
speculatively inclined. as twenty-five
layers OF odds displayed their states I'm
the ring. and when the smoke OF battle
cleared away The advantage was all with
the players. Favorites almost swept
everything before them, taking all but
two events
The weather was warm and clear as
day in August. but unfortunately the
track was still slow from the effects of
the recent rainfall. The different events
were all we'll contested. awakening fire.
quent bursts Of enthusiasm, but fast time
was out OF the question.
"Longshot' Conley's followers at last
had their patience and fortitude reward
ed. for the colored chap piloted the
dainty RosOrmonde 10 victory In the Pax
ton handicap over one mile and furlong.
From 3. the price about the mare was
backed at the last 10 81. For a time IL
looked as II the sneak made by little
Walsh on the archaeological Dare II
would prove successful. but Rosormonde
grabbed him In the stretch. and, driving
hard. won by a neck. Flooding old Ring
master fell heir 10 the show. The calcl-
latiVe set figured that the route would be
too far FOR Pat Morrisey, and their prog
nosticauons were correct. for after being
prominent part OF the way he finished
last.
Barney schreiber's Forte annexed the
handicap over the cup distance. two and
a quarter miles. defeating Billy Nc
Closkey Reolia and 81. Aignon without
drawing a long breath az the end. II.
carried 10 pounds and Bullman, and
passing Billy McClOskey the last quarter
which early showed he would be tie
contender-won by four lengths in iO7i1
ReOlia seemed still sore from the effects
OF her last hard Journey and though
willing could not get up, taking third
place.
Ravenna. a pronounced favorite. began
operations by beating a big field in the
opening seven furlQng run. Thorpe had
the leg up. and drawing away in the run
home led OWyhee. r - 70 ! shot over the
long shot. was third.
Midget Jack Martin and King Carnival
We're all the crowd wanted in the sprint
which followed. the short price OF 10 )
dan. one OF the two-year-olds starring
cut out the pace into the stretch, where
he had about enough. The first choice
then went 10 the front. winning by a
couple OF lengths from Moringa. II was
the latter's first start and ID 10 ! was laid
about him.
The defeat Of Southern Girl by Yellow
Tail was no doubt the biggest surprise Of
the afternoon. The Burns Water
house flliy was plunged on at odds of 10
> and Foster young giant showed her a
clean pair OF heels from the jump OF.
DecGy away none TOO well, was dOWnei
three lengths for the place by the
An outsider. Judge Wofford. nearly
landed the final mile run at odds of % 10
!. Leading from the start. pullman on
MOrinel. the even money choice, got up
just in time 10 avoid defeat by neck.
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Chicago livestock Market.

CHICAGO. Nov 3o.-CATTLE-Fat cattle.
steady 10 Arm; others quiet Rangers. strong:
butchers stock and Gamers. active. Good 70
choice. s. 5ed7; poor 10 medium. 81 +cS5 40:
mixed stockers. S3G5 70: selected feeders. "a g
a. 70. good 10 choice cows. s. 1894 70: heifers.
1915: Gamers, s2d3: bulls. s. 5GG5; calves.
SAL: fed Texas beeves, "a 39G5 3. grass Texas
steers, 50 25g4 %: Western range beeyes. $40
%.
HOGS-Good 20 choice lots. 5dioc higher.
Others shade higher. Mixed and butchers
s. 70G3 IS: good 20 choice heavy, s! 1916 Is
rough heavy, 50 55a3 20; light. 50 1904 s7ls:
bulk OF sales. 50 7o9s s2h.
good clearances. Native wethers. kiG4 70.
lambs native 81 10a5 50: Western wethers.
81 l0d4 80: Western lambs SQ5 20.
Receipts-Csttle $500: hogs. 1900; sheep.
5000.
November receipts-Cattle. 223 %: calves.
ss43 sheep 314 rs: hogs. I5s, SIS: horses, $50.
carloads OF livestock, A+i2
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
KIND WORDS FROM
SIR THOMAS Upton
At the Temple Yacht Club Dinner BE
Refers III Generous Terms TO
His Recent Visit

LONDON, Nov. 30-Sir Thomas Upton.
speaking at the annual dinner OF the
Temple Yacht Club in the Hotel Cecil
this evening. Lord Charles Beresford pre-
siding. referred in generous terms 10 his
recent visit 10 the nited States.
NO man" said Sir Thomas. could
have had fairer or better treatment; no
man could have met with q more gener-
Gus welcome than l had and received at
the hands Of the greatest and OF the hum
blest in America. l can see no room for
encouragement and unless some one else
challenges. ] shall certainly do so myself
very soon. All I can say Is that we had a
fair and square race and got a fair and
square licking"
These sentiments were received with
prolonged cheers, the entire company ris-
ing and singing For He's a Jolly Good
Fellow"
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For More Sports See Fourth Page
The Bishops Arrival.

A grand wedding was being solemnized
al s.. Peters. Eaton square. on each
side OF the strip OF carpet that extended
from the church door 10 the curb was q
crowd OF well dressed people watching
the guests arrive. In the wake OF 4 pro-
cession Of equ!pages OF the more aristO-
cratic and well appointed character came
a f0ur-wheeled caD, dingy and disreputa-
Bile beyond belief
Here! Here" shouted the policeman in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
LEGAL ADvERrIsEMENrs.


y the Superior Court Cf the City and County
g ssn F7urciEco. state o: California. In the
matter cf Occidental Beet Sugar Company. a
coTp1-ation. upon its application for judy
usrt 70 dissolutioa. -NCtice No. 7o.se1
rre Is hereby c.reu that OCCIDENTAL.
EEE4 SUGAR COMPANY. cooperation or
Ea-.zel and eais-lrE under and by virtue n
Tie .aWE 90 The state q California and hav-
In .fs -t-ce ard pace 81 business ir the city
arl county Cf san Frsn~iscr. state 70 Cali
-o--.a. has fled verified application ad-
Creased 30 the Superior Court OK the city and
county 70 san Francisco. state % California
uflch application is signed BY ma ority u
10 Board ~ Directors. praying for iudg-
uert RI dissolution cf sid corporation. and
fhaf Fr.c7F. D-c-uhe- c2n-. isss ~ 20 0'clock
m. ~ The cnurtrrCrn q sale court. De
-Errr-EEE A.E.-kgE ElfA Ham -
rh- rftF ard County ~ san Fran-isco. have
nefl aTll iltel az fhn Gay. tiuc ana place Tor
-e f-a-lr.r 70 Faff aTrlf-r-ion.
~ witness whereof I have hr-eunto set my
farc arl AFFIXED The Glacial seal ~ said Su-
Perl.r Court rh-s 2Qth day @ November. 1888.
Seal va A. DEANE. Clerk
~ JOSEPH RTORDAN. Deputy Clerk.
l1c--sed: Piled November q. ists WV
.EA@1- Clerk by JOSEPH RIORDAN.
lH-r.+r r'-rk
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charge; you can't stop here, We're
waiting for the Bishop OF -"
The cabman regarded the officer with
triumphant leer as he climbed down
from his seat and threw q ragged blanket
over his skeleton steed.
It's all right. guv'nor." he said: i've
got the old buffer nside."-London Spare
Moments
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IONGSHOT"
CONLEY HAS
AN INNING
Won the Paxton Handicap on
Rosormonde Immense
Crowd at Oakland.

THRONG of 600
Pc opl e completely
packed the great
grand stand snd
betting ring at Oak
land track yester-
day. The occasion
was graced By an
u n u s u ally large
quota OF the fair
sex whose spelling
proclivities far sur
passed the "foothaV
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

BAKER TTFEWSON-Ia this city No
[ember 81. i,--. ~ Howard-street u <
Church. fy Rev n. John A. Wilson. as
eist-l tr Rev. Il o. Richardson. walter
Ralph Baker q san Francisco and Anna Cor
DELLA Matthews q Oakland
oLLAtL-CNGER-In This city. November
~ -s'7 by The Rev. PhIlu Co-frta William
~ Ce-l-rd ana Adelaide p. Ungsr both o.
-r Frlur.zrr
Fff.sN PET ERSON-In this CITY. November
81 l,st. at Howard-st-.-et n = pars1rsge
tt tae E-f. Il 49, Richardson. William o.
f.er'H and Alma Peterson. both ~ san Fran
cisco.
sMI- H-IlAINES-I this city November 90
l's-. a. Horarl-street ~. l. Church by Rev.
ar John a. =. Wilson. William u smith
q san Lorenzo and Ms Autoaetta gsires
~ Provo Clty. Utah
WILSON HALL-Ia this city. November Is.
-s-. rs the Rev. 2 r Avery william u.
Wilson 20 san Francisco and Nellie 81 Clair
IL. u Mar.NfaIl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
Sixth race-seven furlongs: selling: three
Selections for To-Day

First race-Saul OF Tarsus. Herculean. Bur
doc.
Second race-First Call. Oscillation. Be Hap
py.
Third race-The Scot. HindOo Princess. Gar
ter.
Fourth race-Timemaker. ventoro. San Ma
teo
Fifth raee-Aborigine. Mandamus. Bambou-
LA.
Sixth raee-Montsnus. Silver Tone. Humidity.
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Following are the entries for this after
Moons running events:
First race-Five furlongs; two-year-olds;
rnailarlr-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Cloudy and threatening weather prevails
throughout the northern portion OF the Pacific
slope A storm OF considerable energy over
lies British Columbia Rain. accompanied BY
high wind. has prevailed over Washington
The rain along the coast and over the sound
has been heavy.
The pressure has generally risen during the
past twenty-four hours. but Their. has been a
slight fall IN the last twelve hours along the
coast.
The temperature has fallen over Northern
Arizona and remained nearly stationary else
where west OF the Rocky Mountains
Conditions are favorable for fair weather in
the southern half OF California and partly
cloudy In the northern portion Friday.
Forecast made al san Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight December !:
Northern CalifCrna-Partly cloudy In north
portion; probably with showers along the ex-
IRENE northern coast. fair In south portion
Friday. light variable winds.
Southern California-Fair Friday; cooler in
west portion: light northeast wind
Nevada-Fair Friday.
Ctah-Partly cloudy Friday.
AriZona-Fair Friday
San Francisco and vicinity-Partiy cloudy
Friday: light variable winds
G. II WILSON. Local Forecast Official.
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Weather Report.
Ia Northumberland rtm..

G2oth Meridian-Paciac Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. November 3O-5 ?. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfalIs 20
date. as compared with those Of same date
last season. ami rainfall in last twenty-four
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL Nov. So.-wHEAT-spOt,
CORN-spot, steady; American miIed. old
and new. IS 4zd.
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To-Day's Entries.

after looking a possible winner.
took show honors.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO..

Csucce,So-s 70 Flanagan & Gallaghe-D.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEes
20 fifth st. opposite Lincoln school.
Telephone South 80
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
THE CALL CALENDAR.

Thursday. November N
Stmr San Bias Russell. q DAYS 10 hour o.,
Panama and way ports.
stmr Costa Rica. TRY. "a days y hours I'm
Panama and way ports
stmr South Coast, Olsen. IS hours from Re
dondo. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
togo KISEN KAISHA.

CTEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- uer % First and Brannan streets. I ?. n.
for YOKOHAMA and HONGKOSG. calling az
Kobe (Hiog0). Nagasah and Shanghai and
connecting at HOngkonE with steamers for
India. etc No cargo received on board on day
% sailing.
AMERICA MARU. .............T Thursday Dec q
NIPPON MARC- .-...............Frday. Feb. .
Via Honolulu.
Round-trip tickets az reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply az company's otnce
al Market street. corner FIRST.
". ". AVERY General Agent.
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AMERICAN LINE.
WV YORK. SOUTHAMPTON LONDON PARIs
s,o,n,nx AZ Chsrbourx westbound
From New York Every wednesday. - a n
81 Paul..........N Nov. ST. Jouls.........Dec- y
=, I.otiis.......Nov - 81. Paul..........Dec- n
81. Paul..........Dec. sNew York........Jan- J
RED STAR LINE
New York and Antwero.
From New York. Every "Wednesday, II noon
Fr,ssia rd -. Nov kensiuEton ...-.. Nov. y
SUMMARY -. Nov Il NOortia nt ........Dec. 4
Westernland.. Nov = Friesland- .........Dee- u
EMPIRE LINE
Seattle. St. Michael. Dawson City.
Fer full information regarding freight and
passage apply %
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
90 Montgomery ST. or any % It's agencies.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf. san Francisco:
For Alaskan ports. 10 a n.
Dec. ?. :. ~. IL. q. n. Jan. I.
change 20 company's steam
ers az Seattle.
For Victoria. Vancouver
Oh. c.. Port Townsend. Sc
attic. Tacoma. Everett. Ana
co-tes and New WhatcOnl
49, "a . ~
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MARRIAGES DEATHS

h-rth. marriage aud death notices sent by
....-. Nl.- nlt Dc Inserted. They must be handed
inilrsed WIKI che name ara residence - na--
sc aeteorlEe1 . have The sane ruhIshai
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NlcRNoT * CO..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS e. EMBALMERS.
i255 Market St. between sth and sth-
Telephone South g.
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coxPAeSIE aESEaALE raASsArEAsT1QuE

c0xPAGNIE aENERALE TRANsATLAETIQuE
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs 49,
Sailing every Thursday instead % [tETk
Saturday from November 2 1850 az ~P<Ht1s
Morton 81. LA NORMANDIE. Nov. Is: LA
GAscoGNE. nov. q; Ia TOURAISE. Nov.
-. LA BEETAGNE. Dec. First-class %
Havre. $50 and upward: per cent reduction
round trip. Second-class % Havre. Jas; Per
cent reduction on round trip. GENERAL
ADA q Broadway Hudson buiidingl. New
York. J. r. FUGAZI a CO. Pacific Coast
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ADVERTISEMENTS
BERkELEr REAL Fsr,rE-

ELEGAAr s-rocn colonial hone. ,5,,-.-.
isttA ot lals Just completed. rgr.eIain
b-t-. ..tiNaea 10 material Woo. Al r..o..-ru.
.t-rs s-lEt op1age terms II de-
.lIee p. =. ~ Urls. i-th a. Pr Way oakl-nd
b -'-LS il Berkeley clt ccr a Quick sal. =
p h-NlE. s> Broadway. oakland
WEEK rewf f-r cents The weekly car
= 80 N warner. f-r mailing s. PER year
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BORN.
MARRIED.

lAoFF-Il This city. November 80. 1893, I
me "-t- 81 T. g.. Nyckln. a daughter
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san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
e.: minimum. 50; mean. S.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
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4, II. .. y. jan !, and every hfth day there
&c., rianE. az Seattle 70 this company
.ss-,.-. 90 Alaska and O. ". Ry.i At Tacoma
70 \. p R.y.; az yaHeouy y 70 g p H1r5i NV
10 Is %. Is. -. Jan 4. and every NTH day
thereafter. - = 49,. -.
80 po-t Hartford (San Luis Obispol, Gaviota.
santa Barbara. Ventura Hneneme; ssn fetTo;
Fss. san pedro Cos Angelesl and Newport. >
a m pee. 2 s. 10. u u. p. q. ID. Jan J.
srs sve-v fourth day thereafter.
r. e., DIsgo stopping only az Port Har-
ford san Luis obispol. santa Barbara. PoTi
- Angeles and Redondo CLos Angeies). ~
N Dec. & e. u. -. %. -. .. Jan !. ard
every fourth day thereafter.
F-or Fnsenada. MaFdalena Bay. san jose Gel
Caho Nazatlan. Altats. la Par. santa Rosa
ia and Guaymas Mex. 10 a m. TN OF each
For further information obtain eonpany's
.rbs coupany reserves the right % change
uftbout previous notice steamers. sailing oates
ard hours % sailing.
TICKET OFFICE New MontEonsry
street palace Hotell.
20 Market Sc. san Franchises.
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Time. :2sls: " :s2.: A. lis. mile. I:
Sunllt Good start Won first three driving.
Away poorly Morinel ran around her Se
owthorpe looked dangerous for q spell
scratched-MamIe G 1oi. ostler Joe fol q
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

F'nrE
rtion. condition ana location.
n t-. sou ono. A. h. DENKF ~ ,sot
rrtt.r So. Alameda $50 49,
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To =. .2is. 10 =. 49,: last =. l:o3;
b C. hy Getaway Marietta. Coco start.
Winner is nearly first-class Splinter
on Floridan slipped. Elbe had no speed.
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Time -l3A; =. ssh; =. l:o4i.: =. l:52.
Ella L. Good start. Won cleverly. Second and 1
Ravenna had the speed and won when asked.
suffering many hardshlps Jingle Jingle stopped.
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49, Winner NJ Storms b. N. by Morello-
ED. casdale should have been second. Mead
Terry Boy ran disappointingly.
iorton G.
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Time-it. :1s; y. :sSls; y; l;O4: =, 1880
Burl,'s b m by imp Ormonde-imp Fairy
Rosormonde the best to-day. The light
Of speed when IL was most needed Tcpm
Morrissey found route too long.
Scratched-Casdale l02.
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IA II. CLARK & CO., cun.s ' %ss Fur i .n: and ca
z6 and 70 Monument Square. Il

In this city between the Westbrooks and
behring's Of Portland at tine Scotch Hill
grouns, and the .Presumpscots and Bid
defords at Warren park were cancelled on
account Of rain and condition of the
grounds.
The second and third degrees were con-
ferred on several candidates, at the meet
ing of Westbrook commandery. Order of
the Golden Cross, at their meeting held
Saturday evening.
The memb ers of the East End Whist
club are to hold their annual outing next
Wednesday at Duck Pond where they will
spend the day.
At the morning service today at the
Warren Congregational chucrh, the pas
tor. Rev. W. q. Mann, will exchange
pulpits with Rev. C. g. Phelan of the
Methodist church. MIR. Mann has invited
into his Sunday school class all who are
willing to study the Sunday school lesson
ore week ahead, SO as to be ready as sup
ply teachers. The pastor will beg in
series of three sermons this evening on
''The Home" Topic for the evening,
What thought shall he the centre of the
homer" Services at the Westbrook Meth
odist church Sunday as follows: Prayer
meeting at a. m. preaching service at
10. 80 a. m. Sunday school at IL ID. Young
People meeting at six clock, &c l.
lowed with special address by the pastor,
subject. 1.-THE Spiritual church the most
social -
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terport, her present commander, from
her former owners in Philadelphia. She
is Of 222 tons gross and was built at Del
phi Creek, Md, IN 1867. Capt Philbrook
formerly commanded the schooner Joseph
Eaton, Jr., which has been sold to Rock
land people.
The Hamburg. American line. which
runs steamers to Portland in winter, has
placed an order with Hamburs ship
builders for . steamer which Is expected
to be absolutely indestructable by COL
lision. Besides having water tight bulk
heads and double bottoms, the steamer is
to have double sides. The space between
the outer and inner ssiE will form a
water-tight compartment In case of an
ordinary collision only the outer hull
tact. In other respects there will be de-
lnonstrated in this vessel an important
advance In shipbuilding She will be the
largest cargo carrier in the world-600
feet long, 68 feet beam and 40 feet deep.
Her cargo capacity will be 20. 0C0 tons.
There will be accommodations for 300
first cabin passengers, 200 second cabin
and 900 steerage. Instead of staterooms
there Is to be double line of curtained
berths, looking much like the interior OF
a sleeping car. She will be built to reduce
the time for crossing the Atlantic by
one third. The vessel will he named the
Howard Cassard.
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SHIPS GET THEIR CREWS.

New York, May 2O.-The two Am erican
clipper ships, Benjamin F. Packard and
State of Maine, which have been lying at
anchor of Stapleton, Staten Island, for
over two weeks, have at last !shipped their
crews and completed arrangements to get
under way as soon as the wind becomes
favorable, The Packard is bound to San
francisco, and the State of Maine for
China ports. Both ships are loaded with
cargoes of case oil. Shipping agents re-
gard the sailing of these two ships as
q hard blow to the boarding house keepers,
whose bitter war against Shipping Com
missioner Dickey at one time practically
brought to standstill the shipping OF
American sailors at this port.
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WEDDING RECEPTION TO COM
MANDER j. &. ROSS.

Saturday evening was the occasion of n
pleasant but informal reception rendered
to Mr. John q. Ross, commander Of
Thatcher post, No. III, G. A. r.. and his
newly welded wife, Mrs. Mary f. Plum
mer of this city.
The members o. the post with their
wives, in all party of about 100, in re-
Spouse tn an invitation of Commander
Ross at the last meeting OF the post,
were present to tender their congratula'
lions.
/: During the evening See cream and cake
were served and later the Gentiemt
mem bers of the party enjoyed cigars }
The affair was very pleasant one and
the company returned to their homes at
late hour wishing MIR. and Mrs. Ross
life of prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross are to take up their
residence at Pleasantdole.