CALL, 13, 6 THE THURSDAY, JUNE 1895. r THE GRAND JURY REPORT cept San Francisco the valne of flowers as best features of Santa Cruz as a place of the purpose of bonding the district for $1500, an exterior decoration is fullyunderstood pleasure resort and general festivity. The that sum to be used inbuilding and furnishing \u25a0\u25a0 -ffiJllv a ®fe Out of the silence and the secrecy of the and the art assiduously cultivated. The homes and hotels are planned in hospita- schoolhoose. Grand Jury room has come at last the re- almost total lack in this City of a refined ble proportions. The city may be thronged The citizens of Anaconda, Mont., will on port which gives the public some little taste in this regard is as inexplicable as but itis never crowded. June '2A vote on the proposition to bond the knowledge of what has been going on deplorable, and the lack is made all the Allreports agree that the carnival is one city for$34,000 for the purchase of a site and Music and there. The report does not differ more poignant by the indifference shown of the brightest and gayest entertainments the construction thereon of a CityHall. in its essential features from those by the wealthiest residents, whose dreary ever provided M. SHORTRIDQE, , in an American city for the Santa Monica, Gal., willon June 15 vote on CHARLES which are usual to such bodies acres of blue-grass lawn are the only delight ofpleasure-seekers. Itis sufficiently the question of issuing school bonds in the Editor and Proprietor. and willafford additional reasons for the evidence they know how to give of the different from the floralfetes of other cities amount of $3000, of the denomination of $500 popular each, discontent with the whole Grand floral possibilities of the climate. to be as from them as the carnival bearing 7 per cent interest. Musicians. distinct SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Jury system. Itcontains much that may But their successors, possibly will who at Venice is from thatinotner Italian citieß, EmilyCrawford, the Parisian correspondent, in"Hamlet," "La DAILYCALL—«6per year by mail;by carrier,16e be read with interest, and much that may enjoyed benefits a SPIRIT THE Navarraise" and the •'Damna- per week. have the of higher edu- and like the famed Venetian festivals OF PRESS. speaks enthusiastically of the Australian tion of Faust." CALL—»IJO per year. • be skipped without loss; much that might cation, willcorrect this fault in time and SUNDAY per year. therefore is sure to hold a favorite and un- A writer in a dailydefends the in- voices in Mme. Marchesi's school. "The pro- "WEEKLYCALL— have been weighty had the facts to sustain us gardens approxi- Krauss, It is stated that the veteran conductor and The SAN show which at least rivaled place in public estimation. Ithas creasing size of the Sunday newspapers inan fessor," she says, "who taught Eastern office of the FRANCISCO itbeen brought out in public, and much, beauty composer, Dr. Carl Reinecke, will soon lay CALL (Daily and Weekly),Pacific States Adver- mate in those observed inEastern been no slight work to arrange a fete of original manner. No one. he remarks, ob- and Melba can now cull voices for her concerts Bureau, also, that probably would never have cities where extreme cold makes gardening this jecjp to increasing of a citydirectory, from every quarter of the globe. America down his baton and retire from active musical tising Rhlnelaoder building, Rose and kind and the people of Santa Cruz the size service inLeipsic, where years streets, New York. been written had there been an open a task. a dictionary or a bill of fare, regarding these seldom furnishes anything but lightsopranos. for he has con- Puane well deserve all the praise it brings them. ducted the Gewandhaus concerts. instead of a secret examination concerning Allthe advances we things rather as an indication of progress than They are hiith, clear, tuceful, not wanting in THE SUMMER MONTHS. in taste which do The number of visitors already present is sweetness, the affairs to which itrefers. observe are so clamorously the otherwise. He regards the tendency of the but often what the French call voix Rafael Joseffy, the pianist, has renounced his Are you going to the country on a vacation? If urged by large, and now that itis known there are Sunday newspaper light. Possibly They are voices, perhaps, to ad- allegiance to Heading portions of this voluminous re- in the same blanches. to the Emperor of Austria as a pre- to, itIs no trouble for us to forward THE CALL natural conditions of the State itself that abundant for more, we may be sure Sunday mire, but to fallinlove with. Do they in- you you port rooms the excellence and popularity of the not liminary to becoming a citizen of the United jouraddress. Do notlet itmiss for will one would infer that. San Francisco is itrequires extraordinary denseness to re- the closing days unlovingnatures? Warmer voices come given to the -carrier, at willbe brighter, gayer and newspaper is largely due to the great number dicate States. Joseffy lives in Tarrytown, N. Y. miss it- Orders or left [ wicked above all other cities under the sun. sist their influence. livelier Australia, competition from which North Office, 710 Market street, will receive than those that preceded them. of advertisements it contains.— New York from the Business Our election boards, our Police, our Har- Printers' Ink. quarter of the globe existing queens of song Paderewski has nearly finished his opera and 1romi>t attention. bor Commissioners and Judges be Melba. I hardly the work will our are THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION. UP TO DATE must prepared for. need probably be firm produced in alike assailed. some the IDEAS. The great principles that will animate the say, Is an Iheard at the last Mar- London under the auspices of THURSDAY ....JUNE 13, 1895 In instances Republican be bimetal- Australian. Sir Augustus charges in the report have long since The efforts -which the State Board of Adevice by which the weight of the rider of party henceforth will chesi concert^, very fine contralto singer, and Harris. a bicycle is lism and protection. They go together and was told that she was a Miss Crossley from been made familiar to the pub- Trade is making to provide a suitaole dis- made to automatically act as a Anewspaper inParis, The carnival is great. brake is a constitute the "cloud of smoke by day and the to sing a few that was hard up for a lic press and the play of products resources recent invention. Itis called the Melbourne. She was engaged sensation, recently through the and pillarof fire by night," that willlead this coun- days Duke Duchess of invented the news that Miss report nothing importance to at the Atlanta Exposition only saddle brake. Itis lightin weight and strong. later before the and SibylSanderson had Itis only carrion birds that croak. adds of what should not Itis clamped securely to the saddle springs try out of the wilderness of financial despond York. A rich, rare, strong and expressive committed suicide. was known concerning them. In other in- find favor with the people, but should re- and political incompetency that now over- underneath the saddle, and fits equally well, voice it was, and very well managed." Lady Halie, the famous violinist, will,Itis To the dull man even sarcasm isn't cut- stances gross injustice seems to have been ceive every assistance which individuals it is said, two round springs, one fiat spring whelms It.—Phcenix (Arizona) Herald. Immediately after appearing in Paris Miss said, give concerts iv the as a and which any her debut United estates next ting. _ done to worthy officials and matter of counties can give. All the and one square spring, or, in fact, kindof Oregon will pay interest Crossley went to London and made season. says soon all the annual Hall, Marohesi grad- fair play and common justice the Call has leading States of the Union will be repre- a spring, the New York Sun. Itis also (and later principal) in the East at Queen's with another of orchardists are taking things the she owes uate, Boston, high Some our interviewed some of them, to whom the sented there, and California owes itto her- inprunes and fruit. Intensified farming Miss Laura Burnham of a other light soprano. girls immediate HOWARD CHURCHTO cooly. injustice appeared grossest, and has given self to take her place among them. We and fruit-growing willmake us independent Both made an MOVE. and dividing success in London, Miss Burnham surprising To the extremist all conversatism is a them a chance to tell their side of the can never make our products too well prosperous. Let the work of the A Pioneer Institution Turna Toward story the day the report is pub- known and consequently can never display large farms and the development of the small the Western Addition. platitude. on same ones proceed.— Salem Statesman. lished. These interviews should be care- them too often. Each display of the kind The Howard Presbyterian Society has Where everybody dances itis easy to pay fully read by impartial citizens inorder has added to our prestige and increased The goldbug press says that free silver is the asked leave of the Superior Court to sell the piper. that intelligent judgment may be formed our markets, and we would lose much if policy of men who wish to pay their debts its property oil Mission street, near Third, concerning we incheaper money than they promised to pay. on stands, purchase Cruz calls itVenetian, but Venice the matters in issue. neglect the opportunity of a display which its church and Santa While the report cannot be accepted as now. But what motive is it that prompts those men a lot inanother locality. It a who and have no debts to pay, asks leave to is not init. whole, and while the greater portion There is a special reason why we may favor free silver — mortgage the lot at present of the are not mine-owners and are well to do. Vir- in its posses- Sobriety and thriftare the worst enemies intelligent people of the City willcommend expect more than ordinary benefits from a ginia (Nev.) Enterprise. sion for a second $20,000, in order to make of discontent. the course of the member of the Grand comprehensive display at thi3 exposition. the desired purchase. Jury, H. Mayer, who refused to sign The droughts of summer and the blizzards Banks may fail,cashiers may abscond, but no The society is an ancient one, having No one need regret being off if he is off it, there are, cashier ever absconded with a block of city real incorporated September. nevertheless, several of winter have discouraged thousands of estate in his grip, and with his money been in 1850. forSanta Cruz. passages and settlers in regions no man Itnow intends to move into the Western recommendations in it the rainless and treeless invested in good property ever awoke in the that will receive the almost unanimous plains of Kansas and Nebraska, and these saving had van- Addition, to the corner of Oak and Baker Lying is the vice of the foolish and the morning to find that his little streets. The petition says: approval of all good citizens. One of people are now on the lookout for new ished during the night.—Berkeley Dispatch. eword of the wise. these is found in the homes. The South has been making Inthe course of events and the development statements made long and extension of the City and its interests, man concerning the lottery evil so earnest efforts to indeed As as Alameda will not undertake a your Out of the mouth of babes is often which is attract them, and ofJuly there is petitioners can best meet the needs and taught wasteful a to attract immigration local celebration of the Fourth conditions of its population by this action. At to wake up. drain upon the earnings of the generally, while no urgent reason against co-operating with people and so pernicious to public morals. Southern railroads have been heartily the time of incorporation of this society, the in- did paint the town red, San Francisco in the observance of the day, yironments were different from what "they ex- Queen Anita not The report justly declares: "The fact co-operating with Southern State bureaus but, on the contrary, very good reasons why ist to-day and the religious necessities and gave a rosy glow. exigencies through but she it that newspapers continue to publish no- and chambers of commerce in the work. she should co-operate.— Alameda Telegram. have been met the in- fluence of this corporation. Your petitioners tices of lotteries is a crying shame," and The Atlanta Exposition is a part of this clamped to the two rear forks, and the spoon There is no complaint of a lack of It be a well-deserved to Cal- have zealously watched and guarded the wel- the better element of the people willagree widespread and far-reaching scheme is attached to the spring eteel, so that when will compliment fare of the Howard T'resbyterian Society of home festivals. to ifornia,both as a political factor and a desir- and patronage that itis to be regretted that such offenses bring new settlers to the South. Every the pressure is released itimmediately comes now are convinced and persuaded that they able section of the country for a summer gath- must respond to new requirements and needs do not come within the province of the man who desires a home in a milder back toits normal position, disengaging from and A man may not be content with his lot tire. The rod is intwo parts, so ering ifSan Francisco is selected as the city in that the territory which itis the desire of Grand Jury to indict. climate than the North will be given great the upright which hold the Republican National this society to occupy otters flattering induce- and yet make his home on it. that It be lengthened or shortened to to next and Equally favorable public inducements to go Atlanta and see max — Diego ments results to the ends and aims for will be the to what correspond with the height of the saddle when Convention. San Union. which this corporation was created. The gift of speech has made it easier for judgment on the further statement that the various Southern States have to offer. raised The spoon and spring are or lowered. The man who has been all his a high- Judge Hebbard will hear the petition on us jury California respect a and the upper of the life many of to preach than do. "the desires to express to the people is in this rival of the enameled in black, part stepper, who has fromhis high pedestal looked Monday next. of the City the commendable course of South. She also desires immigration and brake is nickeled. The point is made that the down upon his neighbor's frugality the and called MISS LAUBA BURNHAM. Bacon ' Those who named the streets of the City such of the dailies as have now refused to can offer an even more genial climate and brake works directly on rear or power it parsimony, is flourishing in bankruptcy Printing Company, 503 Clay street were probably expert saw-tilers. advertise the drawings fertile soil. Therefore wheel; also that with both hands on the nowadays. — • of the various lot- it behooves her to pedals courts He is bound to fly high. every one fluency of tier vocalization Crystallized ginger, 25c lb, hoped own meet handles and both feet on the the rider Woodland Mail. with the Townsend'3. tery companies. It is to be that look after her interests and to regulate pleasure by moving and the purity and range of her voice. She is Perhaps Cleveland is slyly grooming can the brake at We guarantee other proprietors will,in justice to them- the home-seekers who visit Atlanta with a back the saddle than u&ual. When we have an honest administration already well known in Massachusetts as a our ports and sherries to be Olney for the Presidential race. a little further on pure. Mohns &.Kaltenbach, 29 selves and to the public, follow this good display that willinvite them to come to Itis explained that incase of a collision being there willbe no trouble about the honesty of church and concert singer; but two years ago Market street.* example, go dollar.— Albuquerque (N.M.) to give artistic Improvements so which will well in the line of the Pacific Coast. inevitable the rider can throw the entire the silver Citizen. Miss Burnham decided herself Catakrh cured and no pay until cuerd do not cost much in progress now making." weight body the brake stop in- finish by study abroad, and she has been pre- the long runas the lack of them. this State is In addition to looking after our interests of the on and Treatment at otlice free. 9iis Howard street.* The report recommends that the Legis- in regard to immigration, we must also stantly, but that & header is avoided by the PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT. paring for concert work in Paris ever since. European singers will certainly have to look The eighth Merchants' Picnic, charge Harrington lature make the sale or lottery tickets and look after our fruit trade. The Southern weight being so far back. to be held Sat- Better the murder to Lionel Brough, the comedian, was the first to their laurels now that so many American urday, June 15, 1895, at Glenwood, Santa the advertising of lottery business a felony; States will make big displays of fruit, and Cruz the trolley and strike itoff the books. PERSONAL. publisher of the London Daily Telegram. and Australian girls are fired with the ambi- Mountains, will be the most enjoyable ever it condemns side-entrance saloons as a try to gain customers not only inthe big tion to win lyrichonors. held. one man root cities but in H. Ricks Eureka is in town. Miss Mary Philbrook of Jersey City has been Tickets for the round trip $1 each, To money is the of evil menace to the welfare of society; de- all the small towns of the L. of evidently to be had* North. Florida will oranges Gatos in the City. admitted to the bar— the first woman in the Walter Damrosch is determined to of the wholesale merchants. and to another the fruit of good works. nounces the practice of accepting straw show her and G.L.Turner of Los is and Grau organ- strawberries Georgia from the Golconda State to take the examination. outshine the Abbey, Schoeffel bail in the courts ; points out sev- and will exhibit her J.H.L. Tuck Is down ization next season as far as German opera is The mortality among cattle at sea re- The Half-million Club is a fine institu- eral evils in the management of the peaches, pears and watermelons. All the mines. , The see of St. Louis, in which Archbishop engaged, for he is securing the best talent pro- sulting from cruelty, want of water, etc., tion for the cure of chronic silurianism. schools; pronounces severe judgment, luxuries of Southern fruit products will A.B. McKee, a merchant of Stockton, is a Kain has succeeded the venerable Archbishop curable in Europe. Among the latest additions was formerly stated at 16 per cent, while largely unjust, upon the police; recom- be displayed to tempt the Northern palate guest at the Lick. Kenrick, has had but two occupants before in tohis list of artists are Frau Kiafsky, Fraulein at the present time it is 1per cent. The man who always gives the devilhis and make a market for the coming George M.Matheson, a Stockton manufac- 100 years. Tuerina and Herr Demeter Papovici. Kiafsky mends the acquirement of suitable pieces season. Thousands write that they have due is liable at times to give himself away. a turer, is at the Grand. Samuel Johnson made application recently not only possesses great dramatic talent, but been given of property for public toilet purposes, Here again California is rival of the health and strength by Hood's Sarsaparllla. It V.S.McClatchy, of the Bee, is a the New York has a superb singing voice, a requisite which is is and with considerable detail criticizes South. We also have fruit to sell. At Sacramento forappointment to police force. the great blood purifier, consequently Is the true The Civic Federation not only puts in guest at the California. granted he will often lacking in great Wagnerian prime donne. has present we are seeking mainly the big Ifhis prayer be be the only col- nerve tonic. Itgives renewed vigor. some good licks itself but causes others to much of the work that been Hughes, Navy, department. Wagneriau opera, interpreted in the Bayreuth paving. markets of New York and Chicago, but it W. 8. of the United States is ored man in the do so. done in street It will be registered at the Palace. style, is not especially popular inLondon, but ALLlovernof the delicacies of the table nse Dr. noted with pleasure in this general would pay us well to seek likewise the Clay Smith, last season, of Sir Augustus Siegert's Angostura J. W. Hueston, a merchant of Portland, Or., General Green who went from as one Harris* Bitters to secure a cood Market new markets of the smaller cities. Therefore Wagnerian artiste, Kiafsky'b singing won her d! estion. When street gets its dress mass of criticism and condemnation that is registered at the Grand. Kentucky tobecome pastor of the Metropolitan pome will be tempted to call itBouP Mar- Fire Department praise we must show our fruitin Atlanta inorder Baptist Church of Washington City,is making triumphs equal to any wonon the French and the receives the it H.L. Borgwardt Jr., Sheriff ofKern County, is Calve, Eames, Those who are worn out, rheumatic and feeble, quette. merits, and is declared compare to get our share at least of the great trade a success as a capital pastor. Italian nights, when etc., were to favor- staying at the Russ House. Fraulein Tuerina is also said be should use Fabkeb's Gikreb Tonic. ably city of the Northern States in those products. appearing. to Hwdicbcorns, the Crooked with tiiat of any in the Union. Harry Postlethwaite, a miningman from San Having grown tired of organ grinding in the a young and beautiful woman, possessed of a best cure forcorns. 15 cts. contractors "view with alarm" As the exposition opens in September Jose, London, nobleman, the encroachments of the Merchants' Asso- is staying at the Lick. streets of that eccentric splendid dramatic soprano voice. there is no time to be lost in preparing for Sheriff T.M.Brown County Is Viscount Hinton, is now acting as a showman ciation. THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS. of Humboldt says: it. The Board of Trade proposes a general staying at the Russ House. to a kinetoscope entertainment. The London Truth "Miss Wesley, who conference Supervisors died last week, aped 76, was a grandniece of After this the Santa Cruz man will While Santa Cruz is rejoicing in her of inorder that ea^h Frank L. Coombs, lawyer and politician from county may its Of the defenders of Fort Sumter itis said the founder of Methodism. She was for forty always wish to take a little carnival with water carnival and delighting in pleasures do share in providing Napa, is a. guest at the Grand. years Patten's, money necessary expenses. that all but seven are dead. One of the sur- organist at St. Margaret and his water. that suggest a revival of old Venice, Grass for the The Professor and Mrs. Driver are down from San Doran of Meriden, Conn., was friend, of many distinguished plan promises good results, vivorsis John who, the people. Valley feels the stimulus of the Grand and willno Jose and are staying at the Palace. when hostilities began, was on a pleasure trip The fact that her father, Samuel Wesley, com- doubt favorably throughout There wouldbe truly good times this fall Parlor of Native Daughters, and in the be received T. L.Arnold, amember of tbe State Board of to the fort posed his first oratorio, 'Ruth,' as lar back as we write up as a beauty strong the State. As every county willbe Equalization, is registered at say if could Kentucky Repub- of the young womanhood bene- the Lick. Cheret, the man started 1774— that is to when Beethoven was a lican fited by the display each should do Brown, a wealthy fruit-buyer who the artistic child of 4, and 13 years State. gathered there beholds at once a symbol its M.V. and com- poster fad that is now raging, has grown to dis- before Mozart wrote and a proof of the glory of California. It part, and as was stated at the meeting of mission man of Los Angeles, is registered at of He is 'Don Giovanni'— willshow the link that this The silver dollar is not much of a buzz- like that style art. overwhelmed with is not necessary for the Native Daughters the Board of Trade on Tuesday, San Fran- the Grand. orders posters, but makes every possible ex- veteran laay was with the musical past. Her saw, but it managed to split Democracy for father, indeed, who was 54 when she was born, wear Venetian robes make a festival cisco ought tolead off on the theory of the L. A. Richards of Grayson. Assemblyman cuse to decline them. just same. to to Fifty-seventh could remember the United States the nor wear crowns in to reign Half-million Club that what is done from the District and a noted Declaration to "order as to horseman, is in the City. ot Independence and the settlement of Aus- over benefit the whole State is of A correspondent writes that every one who A single practical application of a hu- queens joyous hearts. While, there- advantage to Byron Waters, tralia. Miss Wesley herself was in childhood fore, its chief city. claim agent for the Southern sees the Princess of Wales is astonished at her manitarian spirit is better than a thousand Santa Cruz is rich with splendid Pacific,has returned from a long sojourn in youthful appearance. It is no hyperbole to befriended by Samuel Rogers, banker and sermons on socialism. pageants and glad with a thousand joyous the south and is registered at the Occidental. say that she looks younger than ever— far poet, and by Madame d'Arblay, whom Dr. lady sights and sounds, Grass Valley has noth- A SUMMER STORY. Miss Marjorie Forbes, young younger than her own daughters. Johnson had nursed. The deceased was the gifted of musicians, actors and HAVE IfGrover intends to make room for an ing to envy her, and in the fair beauty fullof reminiscences EVERYTHING of report Australian soprano who arrived by the steamer personages American policy in the "White House he the Grand Parlor will not lament the The that inappointing Olney to Monowai, has Herbert Gladstone is looked upon as the other of the past." ab- Department left for the East. She willfillan of the willhave move out. sence of the ceremonial glories the State Cleveland intends to opera engagement inNew York. champion government in the parlia- beautiful monument has just to of the mentary golf tournament. On every occa- A been un- NEEDED FOR water carnival. Americanize his foreign policy must be Robert B. Marshall, W. T. and veiled at cemetery of Pecq, in France, to as Turner R.U. sion—four times inall— that he met mem- the Itbreaks the hearts of King Cobble and pleasing taken with much allowance as the re- Good are at the Occidental. They has the memory of the composer, Felicien David. Itis to learn from the reports are mem- bers of the opposition he has come out winner. his retinue of Silurians to learn that Mar- read the ,ports of his success in trout fishing. From bers of the United States Geological Survey, Built against an eminence itis formed ofa roof, street paved. at business meeting that the The background, ket is tobe Grand Parlor is in a flourishing condition time immemorial the beginning of sum- and Mr.Good is chief of this division. Itis thirty-three years since General Buckner supported by four columns. CAMPING surrendered to Grant Fort sculptured byChapu, is composed of aplaque OR TRAVELING as regards mer has been known as the silly season. It at Donelson. The of Every workingman can help all other both membership and finances. veteran soldier walks about now- marble, on which is the bas-relief of the com- The order now includes 2174 members, and is the time when the world shifts itself from BUSINESS POINTERS FOR LIVE Louisville workingmen in the State by using only a business basis to a PEOPLE. adays, corncob pipe in mouth, waiting for a poser of"The Desert." At the foot of the mon- Shawl Straps during hammock and flirta- woman, personify Music, % 25 the products of home factories. its finances have enabled it the tions summons to represent Kentucky in the Senate. ument a weeping to past year to extend many benefits to the become so common that men are pre- The Amargoza (Los Angeles County) irriga- throws roses on the tomb. On the marble are Leather Club Bags... l00 How can we expect much sincerity in sick. Thus the order grows in vigor pared to flirteven with politics. In such tion district willhold an election, pursuant to Mrs. Patrick Campbell has told a British in- inscribed the dates of the birth and death of Gladstone Traveling 8ag5..... 2 50 and a season we may expect anything. public the ranks of the Democratic party when usefulness, and, like the California woman Rumors the call of the board of directors of that dis- terviewer that the does not appreciate the composer— lßlo-1876— and the names of Hhoulder Bags. 2 00 are as rife as insects, and political specu- trict, on Monday, July 1, for the purpose of the mental and physical wear and tear which his principal works— "The Desert," "Christo- •we see its chief fishing so often? herself, is both strong and helpful. Twine Bags.... \u0084 There lators in the easy swing the submitting to the electors the proposition of an actress undergoes in performing emotional pher Columbus," "The Pearl of Brazil,""Her- 25 can be no doubt that in the past ithas of world's Tourist sweet hammock may be excused if, bonding the district in the amount of ?40,000, parts. Her own remedy for this exhaustion is culaneum," "Lalla Rookh" and "Eden." Am- Knifeand Fork Sets inFull With Laura de Force Gordon at the head rendered great service, not only to when bonds be the Variety...... of the Co-operative Commonwealth the hearing some droning noise in the picnic to of the denomination of