country. At4P. M. forty-six ladies and
gentlemen left for the Yo-Semite Valley
by way of Mariposa, and about sixty
others left forthe Geysers. The former
spent the night at Stockton, the latter
at Calistoga Springs.

Wednesday, June 8th, the Yo-Semite
party rode to Snelling’s, sixty miles
through the dust of the San Joaquin
plains. The visitors to the Geysers spent
avery pleasant day near those interest-
ing curiosities. Foss, the world-re-
nowned driver, handled his six horses
with his accustomed skill, and the vari-
ous wagons all made good time, and
went without accident of any kind.

Thursday, Jane 9th, the Yo Semite par-

ty rode 32 miles to Mariposa, where a
portion remained until the following
day; others rode on twelve miles to
White and Hatch’s—a very neat ranch-
house, quietly nestled in the midst of a
pine forest, among the foot-hills of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Our second division left the Geysers
soon after sunrise, dined at Calistoga
Springs and returned by rail through the
beautiful Napa Valley to Vallejo, whence
by steamer New World, they returned to
San Francisco, much pleased with their
trip.

 

TELEGRAPHIC.

 

 

Boston, June 22.—Charles Wolcott
Brooks:—When is the Boston Excursion
train due at Chicago, on its return? E,
H. Sampson will leave here in season to
meet you at that point.

GEO. O. CARPENTER.
i
[Sent by Telegraph]
BosToN EXCURSION TRAIN, June 25.—
Hon. B. B. Styles, Mayor, etc., Denver,
Solorado:—The Boston Excursion party
present thanks for your hearty invita-
tion to visit Denver, and regret their
inability to avail themselves of the plea-
sure which such a visit would afford.
ALEX. H. RIck, President.
en, —____

— The proprietors of the Grand Hotel
- gave those of our party stopping at their
house a farewell dinner, and supplied
their table with a bountiful supply of
California wines, before their departure.
Every thing was delightfully cooked,
and served in the best manner, and uni-
versal satisfaction was expressed by the
recipients of this thoughtful and ecom-
plimentary attention.

ep ____

—We invite attention to the card of
the Pontoosac Woolen Manufacturing
Co.,in another column. The fine blan-
kets used by the Pullman Palace Car Co.
are manufactured at this establishment.
T. Clapp, Esq., is the agent at San Fran-

 

eisco, [

OUR PARTY.

 

The following list of names compose
the party from the Boston Board of
Trade, now on an excursion to the Pacific

coast:

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. Alex. H. Riee,
Maj. George P. Denny,
Hon. J. M. S. Williams,
Jas. W. Bliss.

Edward W.

Frederick Allen
and wife,

H.S. Barry

Miss JosieW. Bliss,

Kinsley.

Mrs. C. A. Kinsley,
Addie P. Kinsley,
Mary L. Kinsley,
Chas. 8. Kendail,

Hon. John B. BrownMiss M. C. Lov ejoy,

and wife,
E. W. Burr
and son.
John L. Bremer.
Geo. D. Baldwin
and wife.
Miss L. E. Billings.
Chas. W. Brooks.
M.S. Bolles.
Alvah Crocker
and wife.

John Lewis,

Jas. Longley
and. wife,

Geo. My: rick
and wife,

Col. L. B. Marsh
and wife.

C. F. McClure
and wife

Joseph Mcintire,

Sterne Morse,

Mrs. F.CunninghamFulton Paul,

Thos, Dana,
Miss M. E. Dana.

F. H. Peabody,
wife and serv’t,

Mrs. Thos. Dana. 2d Miss F. Peabody,
Mrs. Geo. P. Denny,Miss L. Peabody,

Arthur B. Denny,
Cyrus Dupee
and wife.
John H. Eastburn
and wife.
Robt. B. Forbes
and wife.
J.S. Fogg.
Mrs. E. E. Poole.
Misses Farnsworth,
Robert O, Fuller.
J. Warren Faxon.
N. W. Farwell
and wife.
Mary E. Farwell.
Evelyn A. Farwell.
Curtis Guild
and wife.
C. L. Harding
and wife.
Miss N. Harding.
Edgar Harding.
J. F. Hunnewell.
J. F. Heustis.
W.S. Houghton.
and wife.
D. C. Holder
ana wife.
Miss C, Harrington.
A. L. Haskell
and wife.

Miss Alice J. Haley.

J. M. Haskell
and wife.
H. O. Houghton
and wife.
John Humphrey.
Harnilton. A. Hill
and wife.
Benjamin James,
Cc. F. Kittredge,

Mast. F. E. Peabody,
Rey. E. G. Porter.
Miss M. F. Prentiss.
James W. Roberts.
and wife.
Wm. Roberts.
Josiah Reed.
Ss. B. Rindge
and wife.
Mast. F. H. Rindge,
J. M. B. Reynolds
and wife.
John H, Rice.
Hon. Ste. Salisbury,
M.S. Stetson
and wife,
D. R. SortweH
and wife.
Alvin Sortwell,
bi H. Shay eigh,
T. Albert aylor
and wife,
E. B. Towne,
Lawson Valentine
and wife.
Miss Valentine.
Rey. R.C.Waterston
and wife.
i Williams.
Dr. H. W. Williams
and wife.
N. D. Whitney
and wife.
JudgeG. W. Warren,
Geo. A. W adley
and wife.
Henry JT. Woods.
Mrs.J.M.S.Williams.
Miss EK. M. Williams.
Miss (. T. Williams.
J. Bert. Williams,

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SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.—Gold in New
York at 11 A. M. 11114,

The trade riot in Cork still continued;
great excitement, hand-to-hand fight-
ing, several Constables wounded.

The thermometer stood at 90 in Chi-

cago yesterday.

The ship Mercurius, from San_ Fran-_
has been wrecked off

cisco to Liverpool
the eoast of Brazil.

War has again broken cut in Mexico
Guaymas has been captured, together
with a large amount of money.

BUSINESS CARDS.
SUMMER HEAD DRESS

THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST HATS!
Are invited to call at

BREWSTER’S,

Under the Sherman House, Chicago. |

c. T. BELDING & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Men’s. Boys’ and Childrens*

CHhOTHIN G!

Our Styles are the latest and our
Prices Reasonable.

G. T. BELDING & CO.,
96 and 98 RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO.

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUZERAIS HOUSE,
San Jose, California.

J. M. STAPLES & SONS, Proprietors.

 

Visitors and pleasure seekers will find
this a first-class Hotel in every respect.

PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS
ON THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
And all parts of the
PACEFIC COAST,
Published by
THOS. HOUSEWORTH & CO.,
317 Montgomery Street., San lmiaieind

 

 

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AND
CURIOS,

609 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.

The largest variety of rare and curious
Goods in this line ever offered in the
United States, wholesale or retail.

New importations by every steamer,
WM. HASELTINE & CoO.

PONTOOSUC
Woolen Manufacturing Company,
T. CLAPP, Agent, San Francisco,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SLEEPING CAR BLANKETS,

Pittsfield, Mass.
L. HOWARD & CO.,
Hartford, Conn.

JAS, Agents,
A. W.SISSON. W.H. WALLACE,
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Wholesale and retail dealers in

sson,

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Winnemucca, Carlin, Cedar Pass and
Toano,

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(Brannan House.)
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