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I I i Santa itru gailj jptnlmd CITY COUNCIL. Sewnge Matters Disposed tf-Tlie liiemi-tk'spput Light System. StI'EKIOH COl'KT NOTKS. Varioii Cases CoiiBiileml-Aii Attorney Creates a Scene. CONGRESSMAN CL1MK.

He Listens to Sugsestiooi-What He Pro posts Peine for Santa I'rnx County. II FSDAY. MAY 2. 1889. Nun, Muou and Title Tnble.

Minneapolis Furniture Company. Misa Lillie McAllister, Fred V. Adams, Wm. T. Kearney, Alfred Dequoy and E.

W. Fields enterod the short-band class of W. M. Gardner last evening, and will in future wrestle with "curves" and "hooks," and owing to the fact that Fields is a lypo in the Sentinel office we will undoubtedly have to work "short handed" in the future. The Stocking liros.

have opened a YOU are interested in securing a Choice Building I jit. nicely located on high ground, convenient to the City, and where there is no adobe, call on us and we will show you the IF BAY MARKET 0. D. HINKLE, Proprieto 189 and 191 racilic A venue SANTA KrZ, A I. Fish, Fruit, Fowls, Fresh and Dried Fruits, IllghWator Low Water Bun.

Mood l.rgeHmtllvrge ffmauRlu Set Sets 4 ml 2:3 7:11 KM 7:22 Jttrt I 1:11 II JH .1:11 2::1 7:21 Kt-W THE CAMPING SEASON. A Brigade Knrarapment 10 be Held in Santa Crni TliU Year. Says the Post: The approaching camping season has somewhat en-liveued National Guard circles and provided an important question for discussion. "Whore are we going to camp?" Is a u.uestiou heard on all sides. The fact lhat the regulars are going into oamp at Santa Cruz makes It doubtful hether that place will be visited by the natioual guardsmen.

Santa Cruz has been favorably mentioned by the officers of the First Infantry for a camp location this year, bat the members of the First prefer to go into camp alone. The presence of regu YcNlcnluy'v Trmpernttir. A. 3 P. Building Tract Where the streets and sidewalks are all made and the lots graded ready to build on.

P.UCKLEY COLLINS, 2UU PACIFIC AVF.NUK. a Plat of ARLINGTON CAM. at our office and get and list of other Real Estate. SEA SIDE THE HOUSEKEEPERS' WEEK. Come in and buy some of the WHITE BED SPREADS! That we are offering nt 85 cents and $1 each.

BLANKETS From 1 21 to the Finest Qualities Manufactured. We will make you some Prices on TABLE LINENS that will maks vou wonder you ever bought thsm elsswhere. Starting them as low in price a3 25 cents per yard, with Napkins to match in all grades, From bits a dozen upwards. STOKE! STORE! PLACE, Before you buy your Lace Curtains see our immense stock, and the prices we have put on sells them at sight. Special ii Regard lo Our Kid G1oybs.

Some few weeks ago reference was made in these columns to the fact that the great Milan house of Maggioni Francesco was now directly represented in New York by Paul Carossi, of 34 Greene street, as resident agent. The gloves of the house have long been held in high favor in the United States and for about fourteen years they were handled by P. Cen-tenieri Co. Hut Mr. Maggioni established a special agency here in August last, with Mr.

Carossi in charge, as above staled. Many enquiries having been made about these popular gloves since the former article was published, it is proper to add to what was then said, that Mr. Carossi has adopted the plan of giving some leading firm in each large city and town the exclusive control of the sale of the gloves in that particular city or town. An adjourned meeting of the City Council as held Monday evening. Mrs.

Martha Wilson appeared before the Council and asked that a sewer he laid on Main Beach Hill, as soon as possible. She stated that tho residents on that street are williu, to have Jos, Roberts placo the sewer in position, as he will havo tho sowor laid at ilfly cents per foot. Mr. Hoborls and Mrs. Wilson were thou granted permission to lay the sower on Main under tho direction of the CoininlsHioner and City Surveyor.

The matter of connecting tho Peakos House with the sewer system by means of a wooden sewer was brought up, and it was the sense of the Council ttiat it should not be ullowod. The bond of Gilicor Uawlo, with Spalsbury and Duncan McPherson as sureties, was acueptod. The matter of certain proporty-owners on Suijuol lo run a sower across Pacific Av. to the Lincoln St. sower, was discussed, and it was reported (hat there is opposition to it.

The Sowor Comtuittoo was granted furthor tiuie to consider tho mattor. The Stocking Bros, were granted a permit lo run an engine in Duncan Plouk, providing iho other occupants of M10 block do nut objuot. Tho Health Comuiitteo was in structed to look after a pool of water 011 Liist8L. and see what causes it. Complaint was made by Ulcer Haw lo thai Messrs.

Arnislroug it Not-ley permit gambling in their saloon, and asked lhat their license be revoked. A resolution was then otloied by ConncdiuHii Garrett fixing Monday, Juno 10th, at 8 v. as the time for considering the charges made again it Armstrong A Notloy, and the resolution was on motion adopted. City Attorney Storoy gavo it us his opinion lhat a petition from the major portion of (he citizens, asking the Council to levy a special tax at tho next levy for an incandescent light system, would bo tho best method to reach tho nutter. It would bo perfectly legal to raiso money for the purpose in thin manner.

It could not he done immediately unless by anechil election to isnue bonds. At present ho would not advise the Council to commence proceedings before tlio beginning of Ihe next tiscal year. The first stop would bo to get tho majority of the properly-ownoi'H to polition. Council man Finkeldey Hiiggohled that it would be proper for each Councilman to canvass his ward. The Coiiucilnien said that they del nut havo time to attend to it.

It was stiggosted that a committee of ciiuciis circulate the petition, On motion the matter was left with the Mayor lo altend to. Tho committee suggested hy the Mayor consists of Dr. B. Knight, Dr. O.

L. Gordon, Kayo, A. A. Taylor and Duncan Mcpherson. The Huckeyo St.

mailer was continued, owing I) the illness of tho City Surveyor, after which Iho Council adjourned until tho regular moel-luu; next Monday ovoning. A Talk 011 "SpiritualiHin." Ho v. II. 'laggett lectured on 'spiritualism" before a large audience at Y. M.

(', A. Mall Monday evening. He quoted from tho bible to show the evils of Spiritualism Mo said thai the most peculiar part of Spiritualism is that although many the mediums are 1 Iho tuovt ignoiant cla-s intelligent people ill go to them. Ho-hows In Spiritualism are skeptics. He said lhat.

it is 1111 absurdity to suppose that ihe departed ones will communications through mediums they wmtid have been a-ihaaiod associate with in lite to friends 011 this earth. Why don't iho departed onc coiiiiiitmicate with their friends in regard to the cnuuiunl-cati. jus alleged lo bo received be Maid that those leeeived from Franklin and other noted philosophers show that they have retrograded instead of advanced. Spiritualism had not contributed ouu Isla to the arts and sciences, and yelSpirit-ualists lmnt about progress. The reverend gentleman remarked that over persons are in iho insane asvhnus on account of Spiritualism.

All of Iho prominent Spiritualists have been exposed time and again, IIo related several amusing anecdotes of lesltt received to show IhcHilliuess of (he communications. Mr. Claggoit has evidently given the subject much study, and spoku with considerable earnestness. A I'res'eiiliitioii. On Monday W.

II. Miller was pro seiilod wilh a ruvolvinir chair, old gold in color, wit a cane-bottom. This chair wan presented to Mr, Miller hy ninety of his friends, each conti Uniting a nickel. The olUeors of the Miller Chair Association which had the affair in hand were Sheriff Jennings, President; It, Secretary, and Cul Abbe, Treasurer. Mr, Miller on boittg pi'csciiied with the chair was visibly overcome, and it was some sec onds before lie was able to reply to the pio-ontai ion speoeh made hy Sheriff Jennings, Mr.

Miller parted wilh re-grot from the old chair which ho has used si iico Hi, This chair camo around the Morn in 4H in a sailing vossol, and was twice shipwrecked and has been in three tiros. The Miller ('hair Associate 11 intends lo have Iho relic plicwl in a class case, and present it to the Pioiteer Society. To Stu'inl tlic Summer. Tlio fo.l'iw iig 11 1 a 1 og I he wlmuid 'peiid ll.ci summer at the Peakos Ibni.e: Mis. O.

P.hlrolce, Mr-t. A. J. In ami family, Mrs. J.

s. hiiini and family, Mr Tanner, Mis. Win. II0II1-, Mrs. Judge Mi iostiy, Sun Prancisen: Dr.

I'mk-urton, naUand; Mis. C. li. Sir-eid, Mmihuia. Theheitsof ihe Doniiiston erotic, in X'ii'tor uerrero, Mrs.

Jas. Moraii, Mrs. Skell.v, and Mis. Valencia (linn Miss Cooly Demi i-t on are aboui ctlcct a dixisiou of the meiitiotiid 1'hey 111c all on llie culd al plesent looking eiil, foi their rtghts. The cry it new star ronlo giu ha led lo Iho camsding of hv tliM podollico Depart-I melil.

General Tho. J. Clunie, Congress, man-eloctfroni this district, waa Inter viewed by a Sentinel reporter Sun day aftornoon beforo ho (Clunie) boarded the Iraiu for Sau Francisco, The Congressman-elect wished to ascertain what tho people of Santa Cruz wanted from Con gross. "I'll do all I can for Sauta Cruz, as I like Us people and tho city la gen eral, and anything that Sauta Cruz wants it can havo, If I havo anything to say In the mattor. You see, there is a surplus In tho Treasury, aud If possible Sauta Cruz will get a share of It.

Now, tell me, wht does Santa Cruz want?" asked Clunie, "Well," replied the reporter, "Santa Cruz will lake all It can get." "Just specify some of its immediato wants Santa Cruz aud the rest of Ihe county," said tho Congressman from the Fifth District. "To begin wilh," replied our repre seutative, "we want a broakwater to reach from otT Light-house point to a point opposite Woods' Lagoon. Then we want another whistling buoy, as tho one now in the bay does not make enough noise. Wo also want a three- story postolllce, built of stone and brick, on Pacific Av. Wo would not evon objoct to the government building a custom liouso aud big hotel on Beach Hill, I would suggest that you use your olfurts in having 11 cruiser liko Iho Charleston built to Hail on Boutdor Creek, and protect the fish from being blown up hy dynamite.

Aptos wants a custom house, and bo does Sofiuol. I think Watsonville would be satisfied if a mint would be built there." "I have figured up tho amounts theso thiugs you suggost would cost, and tho amount is close 011 to 000," remarked Clunie. "Do you think you would have any trouble in gotting that amount appropriated." "Not in tho leust, not in tho least but aro sure that is all you want? You can just as well ask for more; the Government Is wealthy, and there is no harm iu asking. If you have neglected anything you can write to me," said Clunie, as iu company with Assessor Noalon, of Sau Fran cisco, he boarded the moving train. As the (rain was starting (be reporter assured Clunie that Sauta Cruz does not want tho oarth, but will he satisfied with a appropriation.

If any of our readers think that the reporter did not ask for enough they might scud in furthor suggestions. Memorial Servian. On Sunday morning the membeis of the Grand Army and their fami lies attended services at Ihe Methodist Church. The interior of Die church was beautifully decorated with flow ers. On the platform wero portraits of Washington and Lincoln draped in national colors.

On the organ was a large Hag, aud from it hung a knapsack and canteen. Beside the reading desk stood stacked muskets. The inomuyrs of the choir wero: Organist and director, Mrs. Houck; sopranos, Misses Maude Grover, Mattie and Kato Banter, Clara Avory and May Grant; altos, Mrs. W.

V. Bringle, MisHes Mattie Duniap, May Keville aud Luella Case; tenors, Messrs. W. V. I'ringlo, l'orcy W.

Lewis; bassos, Messrs. 10. ('. Dewey, Thompkius and Clapp. The national hymn, "My Country 'tis of Thee," was sung by (he con gregation, after which Bov.

K. 1C. hedge tiered prayer and thsn read parts of iho 1st chapter of 2d Sam uel and the fiili chapter of Kphesians. After several hymns weie sung Lev. Mr.

Dodge commenced his sermon. His text was from Samuel, "How are the mighty fallen in the land?" Mr. Dodge's sermon was filled with pa triotism, aud included a calm review of the causes which led to the great civil war, aud the principles for which the I iiiou Army fought, lie paid an eloquent tribute lo ihe memory of Abraham I.iucoln. At tlic hicitie Ocean House. A Heam table and heater has been placed in the Pacific Ocean House kitchen at a cost of $'00.

All food is now kept warm by being placed on tho table, which Is an elaborate piece of woikuianship. Large steam chests for wanning plates, etc, stand at one uid of the table. Mr. l'eakes in loterminod lo have all of (he latest 'onveniences in the kitchen and hotel. In about a weak Ihe painters and iecorulois will Lave finished their work in improving tho appearance of the hotel.

This wock work on the proposed improvements iu the 1'acitic Ocean liouso ball room will he commenced. A noticeable improvement is being made in the garden, which will be a pleasant place for guosta to enjoy themselves and inhale Mie fragrance of countless flowers. Work on the fence and sidewalk leading from the hallway lo the garden was coinniencod Monday. Tho passage-way leading from tho garden into the Pacific Ocean liouso alley, past Iho kitchen, is to bo closed, Tho dining-room, with its hatiHomely ilocoraied ceiling and walls, now pre sents a greatly improved appearance. Dining tie season musicals aud hops will bo given at ihe hotel, ami the indicitioiis lire that Micro will be a large number of gnosis there all season.

At present and iu fact during the whole of the past season, the houso has accommodated a largo number of gliosis. Motel Arrivals. I'ACIKIU OL'HAN ltOl'NK. fhe following arrived yesterday and registered at the Pacific Ocean limine: J. V.

Sharp aud family, J. Curtis, I. Hanson, Coleman, 1-'. II, Washburn, W. b.

Hunt, B. B. Bur-sell, J. A. Sherlock, C.

M. Savage, J. j. (ilhns, (. rclilerson, .1.

Lea ser, W. W. lliilbard, O. S. Williams, iMi napman, i rancisco; John Bvan, O.

T. Ilawlov, K. A. Wie and wife Mrs. 11.

M. Wise, Oakland: F. A. KM burn, Watsonville; W. J.

(Indoor, l.onni Priota; G. O. Farmer aud ife, Stockton; F. 11. M.

Itarileit, Capitola; Geo K. halton, D. K. Smiili' 1 i.ockc, 11. K.

i-rct'Uian. Chicago. iioi sK. Following are thn recent arrivals at the Biverside House: S. Holf-umn, II.

(i. Meyer, Manvl.aeh. wife and child, A. t.allond, wife and two children. Sin Francisco.

1 Tho following were among the pro jected ings in the Superior Court Mon-! day Agues Scott vs. Shcritf Jennings and Mrs. Cum tilings Action dis missed, as the defendants tiled a stipulation relieving the proporty of planum from execution. Frank M. Siono vs.

W. S. Card Suit for fii.oOO for attorney foes. Plaintiff tiles a dismissal of ttie action. Peckham et al.

vs. Stewart De fendant gives notice that on June 3d he will move to strike out certain portions of the complaint. In the matter of the estate of Goo, Markwlck Decree of settlement of dual account, and order of distribu tion. In tlio mattor of the Speakman will contest Demurrer entered and taken under advisement. Dyas vs.

Zaro Motion to re-lax costs gran tod, and certain items in the cost bill ordered stricken out. Kodriguez vs. Kodriguez Demurrer set for hearing on Juue 3d. Peakos vs. Boldomann Appoal dismissed for want of prosecution.

The plaiutitf recovered judgment hi the lower court for amount sued for, aud tho defendant appealed. This suit grew out of a contractdofendaut made with plaintiff to accommodate a certain number of persona duriug the late S. G. W. celebration, and by reason of the failure of the defendant to earry out bis part of tho contract plaintilf alleged damages in a certain amount, and recovered judgment accordingly.

Florme 10. Kinsley has been granted a divorce from Chas. K. Kinsley ou tho ground of neglect. It is said that Frank M.

will 03111 mem-e suit in San Francisco against V. S. Card for attorney foes. When this case was brought up Monday morning C. It.

Younger stated to tho Court that Mrs. Card, wifo of the defendant, desired ten days' limo in which lo ascertain her rights in tho to see if her interest in tho homestead would be affected by the result of a trial of the case. Mrs. Card desired this additional timo because only ono day's time would elapse before judgment by default would be entered against Card. Stone objected, but the Court granted the request.

Stone then aroso aud stated that the proceeding was something unheard of, and would not bo permitted in another Court. Judge McCauu informed tho attorney that he (Stone) had had his day, aud told Stone to lake his seat, to which the attorney took an exception. Then Younger told Stone to tile a bill of exceptions in tho matter, and then peace reigned once more. Stone subsequently bad the action in the Court dismissed. Building aud Loan Association.

A special dispatch to tho Chronicle from Santa Cruz states lhat the citizens of that city were greatly excited over Ihe paragraph in tho issue of yesterday morning slating tiialati alleged agent of the National Building and Land Protective Union of Minneap olis had left Yailejo without his hoard bill, failing to get any of the citizens to tako shares in the institution. It now appears lhat a tall, portly, ruddy complcxioued man has been operating in Santa Cruz in the interest of tho "Kmerson Colo Building and Loan Association of Minneapolis," and lhat he has collected monoy from soverat prominent citizens wiio are now on tho anxious bench. Ci run iefc, Tho dispatch the Chroniclo refers to was sent from tho Surf olllco. It was an enlargement of the truth. Ttie citizens know little tho association named.

A few stockholders wero atii loss when they road that an agent of said association had left a town without paying his bill. W. Alorehead, Ihe agent who organized the Santa Cru. branch, writes from Sau Fran cisoo that he report is a "lio," aud that he will be here in person at once. Wo shall believe tho company is till the tnuh is established to the contrary r.

Morehead took an ad. to iho Surf, but that journal asked more for its Insertion than ho was willing to pay, consequently he did not patronize it. Tho Minstrels Goodyear, Cook Dillon's Refined Minstrels succeeded in filling the Ur-nheum with delighted audiences throughout the week. The company is as good as any thai has visited tho coast of late years, and its members are all artists in their soveral lines. Goodyear, Kdwards and Green are true exponents of Negro Minstrelsy, aud evoke too wildest merriment without ever descending to coarseness or vulgarity.

Ben Mowatt does a ro- markabty clever duo swinging act. Ktsworth Cook is a refined female impersonator aud sings a couple of songs in a clear soprano voice. Wei by and Pearl are above the average in their sketch act; the Ihreo Nichols I trot hers are wonderfully graceful dancer. and make the air musical when they touch their banjos; and in conclusion it may be said that this instrcl Organization ia just what it is represented lo bo. It looks as if (he real old fashioned Minstrels were dying out, but Goody ear, Cook iV Dillon have clearly demonstrated that there is life in the real old article Mirror.

The G. odymr, Cook A' Dillon Minstrels ill appear at tho Opera House in this city to-morrow evening, when our theatre goers will have a rare chance to enjoy themselves, as tho I ion pt' is 0110 of ike best Hint have ever appeared here. Keservod seals may be secured at wanton's Palace of Pharmacy without extra charge. Judge Hunt. The following memorial has been 1 re pared, and is self-explanatory: To lion.

It. W. Waterman, (iurer-nor nf the State of California: The undersigned members of tho bar of Santa Cru, county, regretting the resignation of Justice I cm pie rrom the Supremo bench of the state of California, desiro tho vacancy so unfortunately created shall be liiled by the appointment of aiuau or recognized abilitv, of ripe experience and judicial training. And while in no inner desiring to force our views upon you as to which of various eandhiaios should bo appointed, we wish (o express our confidence in ihe ability of Judge John Hunt to aocepiabty till the position referred to, behoving that his long experience on he Superior bench and his acknowl- Iged aiiili: a jurist will give re-fwed confide 1 in the court of last si 1 1 1 io o'ir State. N.

Gni.lisiiY, J. FnwAKO Marks, llAUT Bt'HKK, P. Bacon, I'KANKUN Tmri'K, liKN S. WII.SON, F. Smith, Attorncys-al -Law; Wm.

T. Jkthk, Pit. Att'y Santa Cruz Co. Kroin I lie Recorder's Oltu-t. KslATH TKANSKKItS.

T. T. Ti.ll. ill and t- lo Pre, 1, -rick Mm' I 1 mi I on the ic- nl. l- i.

on Santa 1 M. .1. net to .1. r. kunl.U I1 See.

He. ii li 1 1. fcl. to Kiiiilv llaiii's -one of 1 1 1 1 al CapiOila. Tie- 1 I'rieta l.mnhcr Co.

flic 's Inn M-aio-l Clciile-t Kul.HI an. I I', lloa (Oi gii. s-iiUserilte fm tho nkn i i.n tcu Wholesale and Retail Candy 1-aciory at 24d Pacific Duncan lUock. New Parasols in great vari9ty and at unusually low prices are being shown at Bernhkim A Co'm. The work of macadamizing Laurel south aide, boyond Chestnut progresses.

The owners of lola on Myrtle and Blackburn Kts. should continue this sidewalk through the Blackburn Tract at once. Wo know of one lot owner on these streels, and IiIb frontage is proportionately large, who favors the improvement. What is a lot worth without a walk to and rrom rcNN MakliiK lnrlwrs. Miss Kato llandley has a first-class Dress Making Department In connection with her Millinery Store, corner Locust Street and Pacific whore all kinds of work is executed in tho latest styles and at short notice.

None but experienced Dross Makers are employed. Next Sunday the Italian Benevolent Societies of San Jons and Santa Cruz, together with the San Jose Hussars ami the Santa Cruz Swiss Club, will celebrate tho Independence of Italy with a parade on Pacilic avenue, followed by a picnic at the Vienna CardBus, whero literary exercises, imiHi'j and dancing will lake place, A feaiuroof the parade will be a triumphal car containing a fair representative of Italy's daughters from the Garden City. All-Silk Itihbon at 5, 10tnd 15 cents per fard at the Arcade to-datj. Will 1'lose oh Memorial liny. Wo, the undersigned, merchants of Santa Cruz, do agree to close our respective places of business on Thursday, May linth, all day, being Memorial day: H.

W. Place, A. C. Snyder, Schwartz Buckley, J. liornheim Ar J.

L. Place, A. M. Johnston, M. Collins, Bryant A Mattisou, H.

Foster, Farmers' Union, Adams A Soup, Williamson A Carrett, Joe Co 11 st i ne, 2 Social and IVrsonal. J. M. Lesser is in town. Frank Shearer is slowly recovering his health.

Mrs. G. Bowman is visiting relatives in Alameda. Bob Kfley is ht pieent in Denver, Colorado, Judge If. Logan was in Watson-vdle yesterday.

Miss Cora Motto left 3 cilcrday on a visit to San Jose. Jan. II, D'lirion returned lo Kan Sunday. Miss June Wilhcrly arrived from San Jose yesterday. Fred Koss, of Iho Vcndoiuo Stables Sin Jose, is in town.

John Hutiolt, tho Slocklou vjrler, arrival! lust evening. II. M. Manmoro returned yoslorday from the metropolis. F.

C. Macartney returnod from San Francisco last eveuiug. iss Mamie Fliutoli' returned to Sau Francisco Sunday. He v. Frank L.

Sullivan, of Los Uatos, arrived yesterday. Miss Amy Goodwin returned yes-lord uy from San Francisco. Moses Bernheim has returned from Hying trip to tho metropolis. Mrs; J. H.

Storev and daughlnr, of San Francisco, are in this city. Miss Finma Folsom was given a surprise party Monday evening. Chas. A. Hubert and wife, of Glen-wood, wero in this city yesterday.

Mrs, tftiinan left yesterday for San l-'rancisco, and will return to-day. Miss Josie Young returned yesterday from a visit to San Francisco. I'M Goodrich, of San Jose, paid his usual weekly visit to the seashore Sunday. Misses Kate ami Susie: Louis, of I'apitola Park, were in Santa Cm, yesterday. Governor Waterman ami family intend to spend the month of August in Sanl-i Cruz.

Jan. it. Peakeswiil giveahopal the Pacilic Ocean Mouse Hail on Saturday evemosr. Juno stli. The bid irs of tho Baptist Church il izivo a dinner at the Masonic Temple on July -UK Col.

Shafier lias engaged rooms a'. the Pope Mouse, providing tho regu lars camp 111 la Cru, Mrs. .1. Murphy, of San Joso, will visit her sister, Mrs. F.

Lewis, al Capitolu Park next Saturday. Miss Carrie Anderson, of San Francisco, on Monday visitod her parents, Pr. and Mrs. C. L.

Anderson. Miss Carrie Seymour, who has been the guest of Mrs. M. Fa left on tho steamer Monday for her home in Los Angeles. J.

Kt iter, who was formerly In the employ of Josse Cope, is now engaged in a large establishment in Cincinnati, U110. J. It. Watson, a cousin of Win. II.

Ilias, left Monday for Kl Paso, Texas, to enter into the omplov of his cousin, Kobt. II. Bias. K. .1, Martin anil ife, of San Francisco, weio in town Monday.

Mr, Martin is tho General Freight Agent of the Northern Division of the Southern Pacific Co. Win. Huntington and wife were in (his oily Monday. Mr. Huntington is a nephew of C.

P. Huntington ami interested in ihe Southern Pacific Co. and other railroad corporations. Mrs. J.

A. Moultrie and her daughter, MtNH Kato Moultrie, of San Jose, have retiinifid from Washington, P. whore they spout tho winter, and will spend the summer at Santa Cruz. J. H.

Paige, formerly proprietor of the New Kngland Homo of HantaCruz, has purchased what was formerly known ns the Howe House, Sau Fran cisco, ami bus changed ihe name lo Iho Paige House. A. II. Poutilns, former proprietor of (ho Sea Hear 1 1 Motel of Saula at hat 1 11110 known as Hie Douglas unci recently a resident of Sun HicKo, tin established a studio at No. 1 Pifth Si reel, San Fiam'iseo.

Harvey tValbritlge, of New Jerusalem met no Johnson, of Nuniu Cru, vm'io Hiatried May loth by the Kv. L. Douglas. Tlio newly married pmr wetil lo the southern part of the Stale for a short tout, and will to- turn next week and soillo down at the groom's home in Jerusalem. Mr.

Stocking and wife, Mr, Stocking being connected wMh the Overland Monthly, spent Niimiay with their sous, theSiockinif bnsi- iihsh in Duncan Block, sanis With Mr. lind Mrs. Mnel.tn: their duuhieis, MlssSioi kmc, of and Mrs. au Jose. They aie ttll ilellbh il Santa rn mid will spend a fciv here abi.ul .1 lily li next.

General Mrs. Tn.i-r, ui Sacramento, are spending a week ai ibeSea lloacn Hotel, They intend lo occupy acotlago in this city during tint season. They have spent a iiiimber of summers 111 Santa and wdi en- lenun hrgoly during their stay. Mrs. Toor occupies a high position in (ho Woman's Belief Cm ps of (his State, Tho handsome Mrs, J.

Kno-gan, of Sacramento, will bo hergue-r. Hi ii l.e-h-w IVverv, lo Ihe si M. Ill el t'elil I i lief III hollv, Wll-'ll Ihe IMI- pioe 1.1 lo permanent lv ClO'e I1.1l.1l11.il cotiMipatioii. louwaKi'h Hie kM ii- 1 1 1-1 lo-altl'V actu ily, I lion I 1 1 1 1 iiij 01 ik-ii UK I lii III, lee wnp sill Tlbe fnrth.1 lHII.Y Fretth and Salt Fish. Djultry, dressed or alive.

The Place To nnd tho Fiiist Pkmcaciks ok TI1K WKAHON. AImu UUOCBUJES AND l'UOVISIONN flutter, Clicrwo, lififs, Chipped Beef, Hnmn, Bacon, Lard, Syrup, Honey, Canned U001U, etc. mr'2-lHiin OPERAJOUSE ONE NKJI1T ONLY Wednesday, May 29th. Goodyear, Cook Dillon's REFINED Direct From the East. 10 GREAT COMEDIANS -10 8 SUNG AND DANCE ARTiSTS-B 10-ARriSTiC CLOG OMRS-10 FAMOUS BAY STATE SEXTETTE! EXCELLENCE! REFINEMENT! SUCCESS I Grand Street Parade AT tZ I M.

USUAL PIUCESOF ALMISSION Santa on Silo at tho Palaoo of Pharmacy. ITALIAN lNIIHl'EMlKNCK (Jrand Picnic and Celebration Incommemortitlon of tho oventul VIENNA GARDENS Huiuluy, June 2d, 'tsi Under thfl imsplcoH of Mitt Man lose Hn-Hiirn imd Hindu Cruz lliilliui ltcnnvolt'iit Hoi'hdy. Tlio HwNh Chili Iiiih ht-on Invited, Thcdiiy will coinnii'iieo with nariidc nnd drill by tho HiinnarH, to ho followed hy literary oxerelnen, A triimplial cur, hlitlily decorated, will he a feature of he roe. 'union Unoiil hiuiiiet aMhe Vienna (Jnrdcim. H.

Kntjozl.of Han I'Viinelnpo, 1'renldent of lie hay, ii. A. IMIoll, Kuti Oralnr. The niUfde will he hy mid Nun Itiimln, tttf" very foody Invited to he present. AtlmlMMliiu to Unnlni (iOcfiitN J.

Hindi: ContM. "Tlio right of wlnilsNloii reserved. Washington Market, J. HACK, 1'KOrK, Ii or Plus. Hiuit Ona.

('it I. All kinds of meats sold at Wholesale and Retail. 8 It meat, direful ly prepared it apeelillty. The tliuMl hu in Die eity put up hi (tiuiitl(leH to tailL flrWaons run lu all purl of the eity and vlelnily, deli veil in; meat. jnl'J-lf OITY MAltKKT! N.

II4VIS, 114. 1'acillc Avciiui', Santa Crux, JI'I1S1TK COUliT HOUSE. I 'I IK I1KST OK KIIKHII ANI HALT lui'tilM k'ilonilHntly hand, or-ilent tlllt'il promptly anil int'iita Ui-llviTt'il InHll part of I he HI t.ii.l vlrhmre without, i.xtm oclS-tlAw-: The Santa Cruz Market, Corner PaclHc nnd Walnut Avenues. lONHTANTI.Y ON ANI) A KH1.I. ANH'Utineiit of tlm tienl Kret.li iiikI Cured Menu Iho market afford.

I'rlet-n rvaKonnlile. We Mollelt a ulnire of puhlle f-tvor. Watfoi 4 run to all parUof eily ELMER DAKAN Prop. Teachers' Examination. rpHK KRUULAK HFMI-AXN1TAI, KX-1 Hin hint ion of npplieitnfoj for Teachers' will I) held at Santa Cru, romiueneltiK June ITlh.

INSI), at (( o'eloek a. M. Applicants fur Primary (Jraile i'erllfleiites will mil he eamlm In KniillHlt Literature, hut will he in Nelmol aw and Civil Jnvcrumcuf. Civil Oiivernineut haw heen sulialJtuted forC.m-Nlltulloii of I'nlti-d States and Cn liftirnia In all K''ah'K. By order of Board of Kdiirntlon.

J. W. IdNKCOTT, niy5-td Hi'erehii'v Wilson's New Infallible Pain King 1X)H K.A TOOTH At'HM, 1 lilliiniM Colle, Neuralifla (when not t'hroiiiel, Cramp colle, I sore Throat and all Hiouiaeii l'alnn. I It luiN no Nilperior uh a litiiineiit, iiIho for any diseanu or ulliiiulit inenllon- ed. Kir Kale nt Fay's DrUK store, Hanta CriiJi, Cul.

niy2-lm THE EXPERT JEWELRY. Avenue. lt 1-3 I IS TT 1 IV CJ H. Ohspndorf ife Heard, Un(Iortukorw, The SuporvlHorH will hold a regular meeting next Monday. Hastings' OrcheHtru at Lodtniann'w Hull, East Kant a Cruz, thin uvouitig, A slight shook of oartlxjuake was felt in this city at 7:1 1 a.

ft. Sunday. Fur a good 5 or 10 cent Cigar go to 1). J. Hurtola'H, Kawt Sauta Cruz.

A concert for the benefit of the Catholic Church will bo given next month. Ico Cream at Stikeiiian's. I For the finest Ico Cream and Ice Cream go to The Goodyear, Dillon and Cook Minstrel Co. will ranule on their arrival in this eity to-morrow. MeKean fe Ort, l'lioton, lliS 1'ac.

Av. I'ouic early and amid the crush at the Arcade totfa. I Judgo J. F. Sullivan, of San Franolsco, will lecturo in Nanta Cruz early noxt moiitli under the aimpicos nf the Young Mon's Institute Alt kinds of 1 tread at lioucardo's, Look at the ad of J.

Conslino. ou save "lit pr cent bv buving of Joe. A small building, to bo usod for a fruit store, is being erected on the llihn lot on Taciiic A adjoining llollinghory's tailoring cstahliKh- IIH'llt. Ice Cream Soda at Stikeman's. Ituy your (jrocerieM and get an oil painting froe, at (ho Star tlrocery, iioo Pacific Av, L.

A. Daniels and J. W. Dodge havo kindly plaeed their waguns at ihe disposal of the local iraml Army 1'oaln, to he used in haulms (lowers on Memorial Day. Now for potatoes, call at the Clly Mill.

We know that the Sperry Stockton Fl ur is the best, and that it is kept at the City Mills, Win. Ely agent. It is understood that T. T. Tidball has sold his -'runt St.

lot to F. Ilage-nian, anil that Ihe property will le ed in connection with tho itheily a abto. Price gave, 9:1,000. Don't fail to seo tlio Tram's' Carnival at the Pavilion the HUih and "1st Hist. Nocklie and Apron Party at Loll-tnaun's Hall, Cast Cruz, thin Tuesday night.

Admission "0 els. I I'M wan I was found guilty on Moudiiy of an usvuilt oaaf'iii-namau Sunday evening, and was sen-tencod to pay a tine of or servo twenly days in tho county jail. (treat Special liddum tilth1 at the Arcade to-day Parlies, largo or smail, supplied with Ico-creatu and Canity in any ipianlily ami at short notice, by tho stocking IMC Pacific Av. The Santa Cruz btaneh of tho National Society for Psychical Keseareh, attended the lecture 4111 Spiritualism at. V.

M.C, A. Mall Monday evening in a body. The branch numbers live members. lco-cioain nmuufaeiui -ed and ilu-Iiwrod hy tho Stocking 2 Hi Pa-eilio Av. All kimU of ilolicaeien, ft oiliest Putter 'pounds and half poumlsi.

Lunch baskeis tiiled to order at Ufduspcrg's Delicacies Store, Pari lie Av. 11 Tun argu intini. of tim cas of the city vs. Mis. II.

M. lilackhurn et which uu'tsiit fur this iifuonuoii at li o'clock, will not lake place to-day, on account of llic engagement of Lee at Salinan. Fifty tons of Mid-, and fifty tons of Ibiui fur sal" I'lieap, and no emmis-moo, tit City Mill-. Volk has the IiiibnI milk lemonade and luUer-niilk in the at his fr 11 it merly il by buck's Pa wry. ii'ii.

nf 1 1 10 tsi -hull cr plavd on tl.t Criu diaiiiond lint or ia-i Minday lw twetui lint if run I' 1 shcccn and a n-. 1 he l.tt ier won; Hfdre, Pi to Stell.o beautiful C.l I'ainnnt in (tilt Primes given away l'h Mar tiroeery," Pacilic Av. Our Wall Paper, Carpet, Mailing and Window Single departments have jusi been replenished with tit gooiin nt thn hilest pmteriis ami designs. J. ISl.tlNHKlM A' Co.

tn Sunday evening a Chinaman allrae.ted attention by running down Pacific Av. after a whlto man, who disappeared in an alleyway. The white man had hit "John" in the mouth, unloosening novcral teeth, hence too puisuit, Ta- Arcade has its t.in-tt S)rcal lithium Hafc Ut-dai. A Npcciilutloti. We oiler for sale or negotiation, al a large discount, a dry goods hill of til) against Mrs.

H. D. PeinisM, IIkknuimm A Co. Cno of tho cIT'eets of tho expiration of the contract amoiitr the lumber dealers has resulted in tho lost of a month to a dealer who agreed for tiiat sum monthly imL lo ship lumber Noulh. It is said that the lalor has been paid this sum since Cie lumber I'nmhination was formed.

Mile. Piistocdn, tho Music Teacher, neeisa fcw moro pupils. We aro not tho au'ont of ihe Central Milling Itul wo are for Sporry iV Stockton, and havo all the Central illing Co. brands of Flour for Invitoeouipetiiiou. We buy by tho carload ami for coin.

Wm. Pi, v. A niitn had a narrow escape, from being run over by tho afternoon train in tho tunnel Monday. Mo was just emerging from tho tunnel when ihe locomotive started, and tho spaca between him and the iron steed was so narrow that people at Ihe depot shuddered, However, ho escaped without being harmed, MaltreSNcs made and repaired at A. luoher'a, Pact lie A opposite Chesnutwood's llusiuess College, .1, J.

McMoiiomy, proprietor of (he Kentucky Sample Itoomn, Locust has just returned from Nan Francisco with a large stock of choice Whiskies, Wines, etc, for summer trade. I'amilios wUhlng good goods for medicinal purposes wil. do well by giving him a call. (J. J.

lEussell's residence at Park-lield, Montorny was destroyed by liro Monday of last week. The lire caught fiom a stovepipe, and it was wiih dilliculiy thai Mrs. Kiiswll and a few neighbors 1 uccooded in saving the pallor furniture, clothing, papers, etc. Mr. llussell was a resident of Santa Cruz many years ago.

It will pay yon well to 1 .1. Ht'un-11 kim A in bin ing iioe.o They kftojt tho best of niis an I I them nt holtoin liuures. Now lor iliirualiis. Mr. It.

Ibtrtmau, of tlx sale, 'JO 7 Pan tic A nef to Par- lar troops lu Santa Cruz would aome-whatalfect the social connections of the First, and if it visited Santa Cruz often with the regulars, the oillzeus would not, perhaps, be Inoliued to exert themselves to any great extent in receiving them. San Joso is not considered, owing to its having been visited hy this regimeut last year. The most favorable place Is Santa Hosa. The regiment has always been received lu a royal manner by the Santa Kosans, and has always enjoyed its week's stay there. If this enterprising place again comes to ttie front with a liberal offer of coin (0 help swell tho appropriations received from the State, It is probable that the First will go there.

The Third Infantry also intends lo go into camp, but has not as yet selected a place to go to. In the event of a brigade encampment being held, the present plans of the regiment will fall through and the brigade will probably go to Santa Cruz. Fast experience with division and brigade encampments have can Bed tho regimental organizations to keep shy of any proposition to hold one this year, and any effort upon the part of the brigade commanders to hold one will be strenuously opposed by tho regimental commanders. Visiting' Wheelmen. At an early hour Sunday morning a party of wheelmen left San Jose on their bicycles for a trip to this city, taking the summit road from Los Gaios and arriving here by way of So-quel.

When near the Hotel de Bed-wood one of the party, T. Jamison, took a "header" from his bicycle and received a severe sprain to his left arm, disabling him from riding further. At Soquel a wagon was sent after the young man, and be was conveyed to this city. His Injuries from the fall, however, are but slight, and in few days he will be able to again rldo the "silent steed." After reaching this city, the distance being made in about five hours, the wheelmen enjoyed a ride to the beach, and around the clilf, being joined by the local wheel- men, returning home ont be ex cursion train in the afternoon. They report the roads in a fair condition for wheeling, especially for the safety bi cycle, which is now becoming the fa vorite mount, threo of the party riding this style of wheel.

Following are the nainos of the visitors: K. Cor- rillo, T. Jamison, D. Y. Hen.sill, W.

Lenzen, Jos. Del mas and L. Colo. Seabright ItciuH. Mr.

Mott is expected the first of June. The old Alhambra Hall Is boitig torn down. Tlio Stlkeman cottage ban been named "lugumar." Mr. Kent and family, of San Joso, will arrive this week. Miss Mary Bird is'up from Salinas visiting Miss Can hold.

Miss Allie Gardner was the guest of Miss Katie Stikeinau at Ingoinar. F. 11. Stikeman and A. Ruff, of Ben Lomoud, spent Sunday at Sea-bright.

Program FOB Memorial Day! Thursday, May 30th. Called to onlor at 1 1. M. with appropriate remarks, by President of the Imy Comrade Baht Hhhkk Song ItYTHK Client I'rayer UKV. Mil.

UWBKfii'K Keudins Comkadk F. Clakk, of Hoiioliihi song By THKCllolit oration Comkauk W. Bailkv, of Sun Jose Song Hy Til CIKHK Heneillctinn KKV. MR. TILI.OTSON I'rocesslon formed bv the i an Mak- suai.

and conducted lo the Cemetery. AT CEMETEET: Memorial Services from the Oram) Army Hltoal, Kkv. Mil. Chap lain, lo lie followed by tlio betintifut ceremony of the "Memorial of the Flowers," arranged and conducted by the Woman's it ki. ikk ours.

Itdurii and DiKinifisal. SWANTON'S palace of pharmacy KKKl'S TUB ONLY B0XB0NIEK BOXES In town. Also a new line of I'KKFfJMERY and TOILET ARTICLES. my23tr; $10 REWARD. fMIB AliOVK HE WARD WILL UK .1 paid for the eftnvlctlon of any person learlng down or defacing any notices or illl mil up by tlio authority of tho Mayor or City Council.

A. MINT, niym-iw uiueror roller. MUSIC and t5t Pacific i)t'l7 ML SEA SIDE 12S Pacific GEO. W. JUST OUT I "That Frenchman" Author of Mr.

Ifarnes of New York, JT IRISH'S. SKIDENBERB C.Figaro JC. Are all Havana Fillet), ami equal, if not superior, to any 10-eent Cigar. When biiyiiiflr your KIGAUOS im particular in seeing SKIIKN UK KG A lumo ou each Cigar. Depot at A.

COHEN'S. 60 Pacific Avenue HAMLIN MANN, GO PaoiGo Avonuo. Our Canvas Shoes Have Arrived. Tlii'V are lVauties, Well Matle, Assorted Colors and KKASOXABLE TRICES. mers' I iiion, reinr ied from I J'rancix-o lio-t imiv, and wishes to inform the pnblie tliil bo cured Hie sj i.ni' of Ihe largest and k- of- fere.l ir side, and wliieli will li, miM at prices correxpnudinly as low, if m.t lower, (han Ihe previous sub-, store willjbe open this morning al 1 Come anil see wehixe..