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Ne1U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct S.-Tin values in London
took upward course to-day, and before the
close of business were go 5s above the previous
nights figures, with a firm undertone prevail
ing. Spot quoted at ELL 15s and futures
at e106 lis Cd. The demand was moderate. Lo-
cally. sympathetic rise occurred of about fifty
points. with spot quoted at $24 S5G24 so.
Lead dull at 81 371a here and Is Sd off to
ell 15s at London.
Spelter inactive at S4 1904 20 here. At London
values were unchanged at Eli Is cd.
Copper was nomnally unchanged at SIG 50917
for Lake and SIG 371A916 6215 for casting. Values
at London were unchanged at S63 IS Sd for spot
and Se3 5s for futures
Domestic iron markets were steady to-day,
but trading slow. Pig iron warrants were
quoted at So 50910 so; No. 1 Northern foundry,
$15@16 No. foundry Southern, $146115 so; No.
l foundry, Southern soft, S14 5O915; No. foun-
dry, Southern, $14G15 so.
Glasgow iron warrants closed at 55s sd and
Mddlesboro at Ass 71ad
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram says
The stock market to-day had gloomy OPEN
ing the death of the Ameer of Afghanistan
suggesting Russian complications to the over
strung markets. The trade returns too, are
disliked but the finish was more cheerful Rio
Tintos began very fat the news of yester-
days unsettled Boerse, which the gale de-
layed This was offset by a recovery in Anal
gamated Copper Paris offered the stock heay-
lily, but London readily absorbed it, New York
also came as a buyer. The close was firm at
4612
American stocks soon recovered after the de-
preston over the Ameer's death had out
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes and Onions continue easy, as the
shipping demand is now reduced to practically
nothing. River Potatoes are weak, and the
tendency in all kinds is downward. River
Sweets also weak but Merceds are steady
with light receipts.
Most Vegetables are steady. though Corn is
weak and Green Peas are arriving in pad con-
dtion. The Gamers are paying Z0QSOc tor
Tomatoes.
POTAToEs-6o@9O in sacks for Burbanlzs
from the river Salinas BuroanKs' ~ 1V4A 90
River Reds, 81 5OG1 Go; Sweets, 4OQ7oc for
Rivers and - for Merced. -.
ONIONS-90cQ$1 Is per ctl; Pickle onions OO
G75c per ctl.
den: String Beans 263c: Linias 1921ac; Cab
bage, 6O675c per ctl; Tomatoes from the river
20625c; from Alameda 25640c; Dried Peppers
1O6121hc; Green Okra 4O065c per box; Carrots,
25@35c per sack; Cucumbers, 25q4oc; Pickles:
21503c per lb for small and 1Q11zc for larse'
Garlic 2621hc; Green Peppers. 35q5Oc per box
for Chile and 2564Oc for Bell; Egg Plant Sgg
4Oc per box; Green Corn. 4OQ6Oc per sack; ga AIa-
media, 5O6D75c per crate; Berkeley, 6oqloci
Summer Squash large boxes 35Q5oc; new Mar
rowfat Squash. $SQ10 per ton; Hubbard squash
SO
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Foreign Futures.
California Fruit Sales.

BOSTON, Oct. S-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California
fruit sold at auction to-day: Grapes-Tokays.
single crates, 81 20Q2 10, average 81 So. Peaches
Crimson Beauty, boxes, 65@75c, average 72c;
Salway, boxes, 606SOc, average 71c; George S
Late, boxes, 55@65c, average 59c. Five cars
sold to-day. Weather favorable.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The Earl Fruit
Company's prices for California fruit sold at
auction to-day as follows: Grapes-To-
kays, single crates $16D1 95 average 81 81;
Clusters, single crates, $2@2 80, average 81 26.
One sold to-day. Weather favorable.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at auction to-day
and the following prices realized: Grapes
-Tokays, single crates SOc@S1 65, average 81 -.
Prunes-Italians, single crates, 81 15@1 80 av-
erage 81 "a. Thirteen cars sold to-day.
Weather dry and cool.
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The Bank of California Meeting.

The thirty-seventh annual meeting of the
Bank Of California was held yesterday. The
business during the year shows the largest
volume yet recorded, the cash movement eX-
ceedinE s.. coo 000 900. The income from interest
is not quite Up to the previous year. but there
was a larger revenue from exchange and a
considerable profit on bonds The net earnings
were over s100.0O in excess Of the previous
year Quarterly dividends Of per cent were
paid making Is per cent for the year on the
paid-up capital OF s., 000 600. The reserve fund
is 81, 600 coo. same as last year. but the profit
and loss account is 81, ,S51. $50. increase of
So. 900 over the amount reported q year ago.
The balance sheet for October l. 1901, is as
follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Exchange and Si5er unchanged
Wheat futures mPro0,iHg. Shipping Wheat unchanged
Barley buyers ont of the market
Oats a 5ery firm position.
Corn and Rye inOcti0e and nominal.
Beans 5eyy unsettled and irregular.
Hay and FeedStpttfS ShO7U less SteadineSS.
Potatoes and Onions easy.
Dealers continue to force MP Butter and Eggs
Raisuls, Nuts and Dried Fruits quiet.
COttolene ad0arced Hams Bacon and Lard unchanged
Wool qaeter Hops firmly held, but not dcti9e.
Hog disease in the north said to be magnifed
Fresh Meats stand about before.
Coffee fairly acti0e and steady
Grain Bags still Io7oer and NOMINAL
Hides and TaLIO7u 0ery frW.
Poultry in good supply and dull
Local stocks ard bonds strong.
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Hay and FeedStltfs.

Receipts of Hay fell off again, but those OF
the preceding day sufficient for two days
hence the market showed no improvement
Bran and Middlings were easy at the de-
cline already noted.
BRAN-S20@20 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS- 50622 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFs-Rolled Barley, s16@r pei
s26 506I27; Cocoanut Cake, SIG 5O917 so; Corn
Meal. s34@34 so; Cracked Corn. $S4 5OG95; Mixed
HAY~Wheat, 81 5o@1O; Choice, $40 5oG11;
Wheat and Oat, 81 5O01O 5O Oat, 81 5OQ9 Bar
ley and Oat, $6 5O6S 50; Alfalfa, sS61O so; Clo-
yer, s. 5O@7: Volunteer, S5@7; Stock, s5@6 pei
ton.
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Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO. Oct SEATTLE Receipts. 1000,
including 1900 Texans and 1000 Westerns. Dull
at Mondays decline of 10@15c. Good to prime
steers $6Q6 60; poor to medium, So 5O@5 So;
stockers and feeders 81 25@4; cows and heifers.
81 2595; Gamers, 81 25d2 25; bulls, 81 75G4 rs:
calves 50 5OG6 25; Texas steers, So 1904 Is; ;
Western steers SO 65@D5 80.
HOGS-Receipts to-day 21,OO0 tomorrow,
29, 900; left over 6OOO Opened 1OG15c lower,
closed 15@20c Off Mixed and butchers. Sc 25@D
55; good to choice heavy Sc 1905 75; rough
heavy. 50 70G6 30; light, Sc 35@6 As; bulk of
sales, Sc 3506 40.
SHEEP-Recepts. 10000. Sheep, good gradts,
1Oc higher; others, steady; lambs, best, 1Oc
higher. Good to choice wethers, So 4O93 70; fair
to choice mixed So 95@3 80 Western sheep.
50 7593 so; native lambs 50 5095 10; Western
lambs, So 25Q4 80.
ST. JOSEPH
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct S-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 2411: market steady best common to
weak, 10c lower. Texans steady; natives, 50 50
Q6 %: Texas and Westerns, 81 50Q5 Is; cows
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Flour and MWstufS.

so, usual terms Bakers Extras, So 1908 25;
Oregon. 81 50@2 70 per barrel for family and
81 1903 for bakers; Washington bakers, 81 75
Q3.
lows usual discount to the trade; Graham
Flour, So per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, g rs; Rye
extra cream do. $4; oat Groats, s.; Hominy, 81
"a 25 Buckwheat Flour, $4Q4 %; Cracked
Wheat So so; Farina, 81 So; Whole Wheat
Flour, SO 25; Rolled Oats (barrels) Sc S5@S 35
in sacks, Sc 50GS; Pearl Barley So; Split Peas,
S5; Green Peas, Sc 30 per lbs.
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Beans and Seeds.

Beans continue very irregular and unsettled.
Some kinds such Pinks and Bayos, are firm
enough, being well cleaned up. while the white
descriptions are weak and steadily declining
Not for long time has the market been as
unsettled at present.
There is nothing new in Seeds.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 406D2 IS; Small = White
SO so; Large White, 81 1902 60; Pea, s394; Pink,
81 1902 55; Red II; Blackeye, So SO@3 50; Lii
mas. 81 1905; Red Kidney. SO 50 per ctl-
Mustard. So 1908 so; Flax. 81 65QS Is; Canary.
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There has been but little change in pressure
over the country west of the Rocky Mountains
during the past twenty-four hours Warm
weather continues in the interior of California
In the great valleys the temperatures are from
to 13 degrees above the normal with light
northerly winds, making excellent conditions
Tor raisins. Fog prevails along the coast
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight October g. 1901
Northern California-Fair Wednesday, con-
tinued warm weather in the interior with light
northerly winds; foggy on the coast, with fresh
westerly winds.
Southern California-Fair Wednesday, except
cloudy or foggy along the coast: continued
warm weather in the interior, with northerly
winds; westerly winds the coast.
Neyada-Fair Wednesday, continued warm
weather. light northwest winds.
San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Wednesday.
with fog in the morning; light southeriy
changing to brisk westerly. winds
ALEXANDER G. McADIE.
Forecast Official
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct s.-The condition OF the wool
market here is practically unchanged from last
week The demand for wool has been moderate.
prices are very steady and manufacturers are
buying only to supply pressing needs.
Territory woods continue to head the list OF
sales. Quotations.:
Territory, secured bass-Montana, fine, 15G
Ice; secured, 44946c; fine medium, 15q16c; scour-
ed, 42@43c staple, 16Q17c; secured, 40g4Sci
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, fine 14ql5c; scour-
43c; staple 16G17c; secured, 46947c-
Australian, secured basis-Spot prices, comb
ing superfne, 7Oq72c; super. 6S@70c; average,
65670c,
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and heifers. 81 5o@5 10; bulls and stays, s2@5;
stockers and feeders 81 5094 25; yearlings and
calves, S2Q3 S5; veals $685.
HOGS-Receipts, 6163 head; market, 10q15c
lower, Mostly 15c off. Pigs, steady. Light
and light mixed Sc 35@6 55 medium and
heavy. Sc 45Q6 rs; pigs, 81 1906 so; bulk. Sc Al
96 So.
SHEEP-Receipts 31O0 head; market steady.
Lambs, 50 1904 25; yearlings and wethers, 81 SC
63 10; ewes So 2563
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and business distinctly brisker. There was
steady improvement throughout the list
Union Pacific and Atchison were the favorites
Money ruled steady. discounts being 21s per
cent.
CLOSING
LONDON. Oct 8.-Anaconda, IL; Atchiso1,
7sA; do preferred 9S; Canadian Pacific, 110% !;
Rio Grande, Az; do preferred, 9315; Northern
Pacific preferred 9S12; Southern Pacific, STA;
Union Pacific. 9S5s; do preferred 60 Bar silver
weak, % 11-16d per Money, 1Q1h per
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Ne1V York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Money call is steady
at S@4 per cent; last loan. per cent; ruling
rate 3& cent.
Prime mercantile paper-41k@5z per cent.
Sterling exchange Is firm at a decline, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 S55sQ
4 S5% for demand and at 81 S35s44 S324 for sixty
days
Posted rates-s4 S41k and 81 S61a.
Commercial bills-s4 S604 S61a.
Bar silver, steady. 57%c.
Mexican dollars-451kc
Bonds-Governments, steady; States, inactive;
railroads. firm
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Oct 8-The offerings at the wool
auction to-day numbered 49, SIG bales including
a good selection of scoureds, which were in
steady demand throughout. Cross-breds, chiefly
low and medium grades, sold we'll, few being
for America. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
was in quiet request and several parcels were
withdrawn.
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STOCK MARKET.

The feeling in local stocks and bonds was
strong on the morning session and there were
several advances Market Street Railroad CON
tfnued to rise and touched S93 % Gas and
Electric rose to S43 10 and Makaweli Sugar fo.
S25 T5 Business was not very active how
ever The oil stocks We're dull.
In the afternoon the feeling continued st~orr-
Market Street Railroad sold up s94, but fell
back to sS2 80. Makaweli rose to S26 80. Spring
$77.
The Bank of California has declared a QUAR-
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Oct s.-To-day's statement
Of the Treasury balances shows: Available
cash balances s172, O6S, SO6; gold, s1Oo,932.Sl1.
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i've. months 7QSc; Oregon Valley fine, 144
15c: do. medium and coarse, u413c; Oregon
Eastern. choice, 11Q13c; do. fair to good, 90
FaiiWsan joaquin, s1k9s1kc; San Joaquin
Lambs, Hose; Middle County, s91Oc; North
ern Mountain. free, 9Q11c; do, defective, Sq9c;
Humboldt and Mendocno. uQ12c per ID.
HOPS-9G1Oc for fair and 11Q14c per ID for
nod IN
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San Francisco data-Maximum temperature
so; minimum Sc; mean, S.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures were reported from Eastern stations:
Boston, 54-44; Cincinnati, 1850; Washington.
62-SS; Jacksonville, 7S-6S; New York, 5S-46; Kan
sas City. 1852: Omaha 70-56; Salt Lake City
e2-4S: Duluth. $3.50; Chicago. 72-5S; st. Louis,
1852: Philadelphia, 62-46
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3A03kc for Eastern; Alfalfa. nominal; Rape,
1AG1Ac; Hemp, 31zc per ID.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 1901 90; Green, 81 rs
az per ctl.
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The average monthly cash movement for the
year was s83, ,543, 652 80. making a total for the
year of s.. .002 523. SIS e5.
The total amount of exchange transactions for
the year was SOS, ,955, ,574 So
The old board was reelected with the excep-
ton Of George Mhittell, who declined re-elec-
tion. George =. Goodman Of the J. H Good
man & Co. Bank. Napa. substituted for
Mr Whttell. The directors chosen are as fol-
lows: William Alvord. James N. Allen. Will
liam Babcock, Charles r. Bishop, Antoine
Borel. Adam Grant. II. H Hewlett, Edward
KV. Hopkins. John F Merrill. Jacob Stern and
GeorSe Z. Goodman.
The board reelected the old officers as fol-
lows: William Alvord. president Charles r.
Bishop. vice president: Thomas Brown, cashier;
Irving F. MOultOn Jr. and Sam H Daniels,
assistant cashiers, and Allen NJ Clay, secre-
tary
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LONDON, Oct S-Consols. s24; silver,
26 11-16d; French rentes. 1OOf CSC; English coun-
try markets, quiet
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s-Wheat, quiet; wheat
in Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm; weather in
England. light rain.
COTTON-Uplands, 11-16d.
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Oct S.-WHEAT-Walla Walla,
53c; blue stem and valley, 54Q541ac
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Oct. S.-WHEAT-Half-cen high
er; blue stem, SIC; club, 521ac-
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Weather Report.
C12oth Meridian-Pacifc Time }

Q20th Meridian-Pacifc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SIS p. m.
The following the seasonal raInfalls to
date as compared with those of the same date
last season and rainfalls in the last twenty
four hours:
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P0YtlandS Business.

PORTLAND. Oct. s.-Clearings. s5sS, ,46S; bal
ances, $71, 313.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady; creamery. 14G2114c; dairy,
13d14c. Cheese, steady, 9A@10%c. Eggs
steady l'o-
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Tacoma'S S Business.
Foreign Markets.

TACOMA Oct. s.-Clearings. s221, ,7s7; BAL
ances. s29. .1S1.
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Receipts of Produce.

Contra Costa Water Co. has declared divi-
dend 1913 of AZ cents per share.
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Continued on Page Thirteea.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

Temperature. Z a. m.-6O.
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The Weekly report of A G. McAdie. section
director Of the climate and crop service of
the weather bureau is as follows:
GENERAL, SUMMARY
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Mr.. Julius s. Lew.

The Bee Hive Shoe Co.. that is situated
a III Market ST., near Third, has a new
manager. Mr.. ]. S. Levy. who for many
years has been the joIIiest traveller On
the road, being always ready with a good
joke-at the expense Of his fellow travel
ers-will now quit his jokes and sell shoes
instead He claims that It will be the
best joke Of all If he can sell the most
shoes. and will therefore I'm making mis-
bow 10 the public sell for 81 80 the best
shoes in the city for either ladies or gen
temen; These 81 80 shoes are the very
ones that are sold elsewhere for 50 80.
Everybody is invited to inspect the beau.
tiful and well selected stock Of shoes Of
the Bee Hive Shoe Co, III Market street,
near Third
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Personals.

Mrs Frank Gaschlin of Sacramento IN
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frank ]. Hall,
at 54lB Castro street.
Edward Marshuts has just returned
from the East. where he spent several
months and met some of the most promi-
nent financiers of the country, whom he
expects to interest in California.
Mrs A. Peiser will resume her day nj
home on the first Monday In each month
Mrs. Charles Lindeman will resume her
day at home on the fourth Tuesday in
each month.
Mrs. G. Brenner, who resides at 1924
Post street, will be at home to her friends
on Tuesdays during the months OF Decem-
ber and January.
DIR. and Mrs. John r. McMurdo Left m,
Wednesday last for Sonora. to pay a visit
to Mrs. McMurdo's mother. They Will
return home next week.
Mrs. Louise Archer has returned home
after an extended trip through Southern
California.
One of the charming buds present at La
Jeunnesse cotillon Friday night was Miss
Colhoun. daughter of Pay Inspector 8. r.
Colhoun, United States navy. On the
maternal side she Is a lineal descendant
of John Randolph Of Roanoke, Va. she
wore a gown of pink satin and duchesse
and old point lace. Mrs. Colhoun wo-a
black velvet and diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaufman have
moved to their new home. s212 Jackson
street, near Central avenue.
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PHREY. FORMERLY IDA MAY
ROBERTS.

The pleasure of the evening was en-
HANGED by the rendering of vocal selec-
tions by Mr.. Ed Campbell and Mr.. Alfred
Wilkie.
The bride and groom left amid a shower
OF rice to take the train for San Fran
cisco. whence they left early next day for
Del Monte. Before returning TO Oakland
To reside they will visit Los Angeles and
other southern towns.
The wedding Of Byron Willis AL
den Jr.. young business man Of Oakland.
and Miss Mae Crosby, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Magner OF l+iS Howard street, was SOL
emnized on Thanksgiving day at ST. Jo-
se9h's Church. The Rev. Father Hart
nett officlated. The bride Is well known
In social circles. She Is member Of Gala
veras Parlor No. i03. n. d. G. W. The
groom Is we'll known on both sides of the
bay NJ. s. Hession was best man and
Miss Alice s. Smadeke the bridesmaid.
The wedding OF Miss Marian Krueck=l
and /. NJ. Wolff took place last Sunday
evening. There were about forty couples
present. The bride was gowned in white
silk covered with white mousseline de sole.
She vas attended by Miss Sophie Abra-
ham as ringbearer and Miss Eva wolff.
Felix Heinemann was best man. After
the ceremony supper was served and
dancing was INDUCED In until late hour.
The couple left for the south.
On Thanksgiving eve, at the Central NJ.
(. Church, the Rev. Mr. Briggs officiated
at a very pretty wedding. 1t was that of
Miss Alicia Hughes and Carl Peterson.
Only intimate friends were present Mr..
Peterson Is connected with the National
Ice Company Of this city, while Miss
Hughes halls from Mariposa County,
where her parents reside.
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Home Parties.

A most enjoyable party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. William Oellrich In homer
of their daughter AIvina's birthday
Among those present were: Mrs. Hor-
wege, Mr.. and Mrs. William Oellrich, Miss
Dullea. Miss Annie Tennis. the Misses Re-
becca and Annie Cornahrens. Miss Ella
Oellrich. r. Horwege. +. Oellrich. Albert
OellrIch. V. Holland, {. Rowald. G. Pred
dy and +. Anthers.
Mr. and Mrs. Mohrdiex gave a pink tea
In honor OF the birthday OF their daughter.
Alma II was a most enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Hohrdick was Assisted by Mrs. ]. II.
Cousin and the Misses Smith. The house
was prettily decorated with pink roses
and chrysanthemums. Among those
present were: Jessie Scheyer, Ethel Nc
Cormick, Renee Wittmann. Albert Bune-
mann, Walter Bunemann. Arthur Pinner.
Frank Pinner. Hazel Schlessinger. Julia
Cain, Sara Flint. Genevieve McCaffrey.
Gertrude Kirk. Ethel Maroney. Marion
Maroney, Annie Barg, Freida Barg.
Freida Toat. Edna Seiman. Harry Mohr-
dick and Walter Mohrdick.
The daily patrons Of the lunch rooms of
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They Are EngaRed.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Berg announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Sophie to
Milton Cohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jacobs announce the
engagement OF their daughter Rae TO
Barney Zyskind. They will De pleased to
receive their friends to-day at their resi-
dence. l4O6 Mason street. from TO )
o'clock.
Madame Lucy Levy announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Jeanne Levy.
to Daniel Ruff OF this city.
The engagement reception OF Miss Ju-
liette Levy and Mr.. Henry Bruml has
been postponed owing TO the death OF a
brother of Mr.. Marcus Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gutter announce the
engagement OF their daughter Esther to
Isidor Geiger. The reception will be held
to-day from 2 till o'clock at their resi-
dence, 1924 Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cetz OF 213 Broderick
street will hold a reception Sunday. De-
cember s. from till o'clock in honor OF
the engagement of their daughter Blanche
to Mr.. Arthur c. Franklin.
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They Are Married.

a quiet wedding was celebrated three
days ago at the residence of Mrs. NJ A.
Roberts of this city. Rev. DR.. Briggs
united Miss ida May Roberts and Cap
tain o. j. Humphrey in the presence OF
the relatives and immediate friends of
the contracting parties.
1t was a pink and white wedding. The
floral decorations were extremely pretty
and appropriate. The bride was given
away by her brother. Andrew w Rob-
erts. She looked beautiful In white crepe
duchine and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. Ornaments were dia-
monds and rubies. the gift Of the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony an elab-
crate wedding breakfast was served. The
wedding gifts were numerous and eiab-
crate.
The bride is society belle and the
groom is well known IN shipping circles
and is a prominent Knight Templar.
Mr. and Mrs Humphrey left last even
Ing for Washington on their honeymoon
One of the prettiest weddings of the
month took place Wednesday evening at
the residence of +. NJ. Campbell in Oak
land. The occasion was the marriage of
Miss Grace Campbell and William M. Gas
saway.
For several years Miss Campbell has
been a successful teacher I'm the public
school department, and her popularity
was evidenced by the great number of
gifts and attentions she received from
teachers and pupils, as we'll as other
friends.
Mr.. Gassaway Is connected with the
Chinese bureau and is popular with his
associates. AS a token of their good
wishes the gentlemen of the bureau sent
as wedding gift an exquisite butter set
In silver.
Promptly at o'clock, to the strains of
the wedding march from Lohengrin Miss
Campbell entered the room upon the arm
of ner father. while Miss Mary Campbell
followed with Mr.. Gassaway Rev DIR.
Mclean performed the ceremony, which
was short and simple. The bride was at
tired In white silk crepe over taffeta, an.
pliqued in lace and cut en- traine. Miss
Mary Campbell looked delightful In green
and white
After congratulating the newly-married
couple the guests wandered through the
rooms to view the elaborate display Of
costly gifts. Then they ihdulged In dane
ing. which was continued until quite late