The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 1, 1895, Page 9

e | ks e v. itlial N , e rance by & bluft until the Board ot Health | been Teportea from Californis stations to-day: [ Chelco—1 cseggs, 9 bdls hides, 2 dse, 2 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS] 3 |8 S sestamtays }%‘]‘hgfi ’é‘hfi‘:}i; T e, ppointed. The Judge allowed the | Bareke, 65 decrees: Aan . Francisco, 64: Los | pkas dried meat. Digs m AN irst Congregational Chupte, St rosecution 10 brink in a1l its testimony, and | Anscl¢s. 78: Red Bluft. 84: San Luis Obispo. 78; | = Trinidad 1 picg hose, 11 pigs mdse. | Citizenship”;" Rev. Mr. 3 ushnell, First em refused, upon the piteons plea of Laying- | Sa DIeEo.68; Sacramerito, 82: Independence,90: | PORT TOWNSEND—Per Mexico—4 picgs her- ROYAL HAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. English Lutheran |0 Application to 01t o atiorniy, fo allow v to Dring wifnessth | YO0l SIS, P comperntore 05 | "Siarar e bronir, 54 s hides and et 2 — irit of Jesus in Its 4 n to Citi- 0 L 2 1 dithough the nd aes. - : 2 3 ASPINWALL Zanship”; Rew, (. H. Hobart, First Bap- dodtur suys he broughe the St toTako us | I premmes b s iy Gvar Wash- | © 1 Hmgai_2 cA hardware, 1 rs furs. A L e West Tndies and . | tist Cfimh wrhe_ Flag”; Rev. Philip s ‘prove them. cormet:elu t was dismissed, | jngton and the western portion of Oregon, while | - Sanford Cove—39 sks ore. Southampton, calling en route at Cerbourgh, \ ¢nists Fight the ordi- Graif, First Free Bflr}fist Church, “The Sentiment Klndling in View of IIINW"C““:;“ kn;w ht ‘would be. ther has been a decrense eastward and south- ?:uglm‘la':rnt‘l—'lxzfiacnp fron. France, and p‘,ymo.,‘fl:o land pu;aeng;!qrnl.w“k e =g S 'y Norv, e i 3 s mean—4 bls bair seal. ugh bills of ing, in connect! i 3 Chief Pillars and True Gloryof Our Nation'': the Cel ‘He congluded with the assertion that the | “i}6 tem, as_somewhat lower in the | Killlunoo—2604 8ks gusno. Throog! famiea for freight and treas roe Against Street Rev, B 1. Clark, Prospect Hill Presby- ebration of the | giyic Federation is reads to furnish the | western poRin ot Oregon and W asRIbgLon, Where | - Point Kiis- 32 bbis 166 bt bbis satmon. Eacilc el Borie in England and Germany. Services. terian Church, ‘:Rph ion and Civil GoY Fourth. sacrifice if somebody must be martyred, | iight rain feli during the day. Elsewhere nearly %Ilkn—] bx groceries, 1 bl furs. agh tickets from San Francisco 10 l;{;’??fi:fi : ermmen e United Slates”; Rev. 5. - and hat g emganization o here to-stay | <oty imperatte prvaicy, Dastrmin e | Bachme o RE 8 UL conit, v0pg e | cptogy St P i U, Carroll, Eighth-avenue Methodist Epis¢o- until San ¥ redeemed from po- | Lule for continued fair weather throughout Califor- | ter, 846 sks flour, 7 cs rubber shoes, 1 ‘cs castings, PARROTT & CO., Agents, nal (.nurvi_]{ Tk‘lye I‘{i‘ngehr fiomt of Un;r :krth mlncn;l.w:err D S 5 nl;, with only slight temperature chln{;‘sh 5 61;:2- :-m. fixtures nnx; mnzhlclnes. 0 306 California st blic” i Dort NSty LW, Chi) RE:! N n his er Dr. Uille revieve ‘orecast made gt an Francisco 10 thirty hours | Seattle—294 tons coal, 1_cs cheese, 1 bx hard- | ——— —— DECORATING FoR TAE FOURTH. | PIUC avent, “Bricks Wi w”; | ADDRESS ON LINCOLN'S LIFF. | the history of the United State A v | ending midnigne July 1, 1895: ware, 8 bxs d frult, 19 bxs fish. 8 cs dry goods, 1 3 of the Advent “Bricks Without o At - $ politically | “ForKorthern Calt Fair weather: station- | cigars, 140 b advertising m 10 Rev. M. Willitt, Pilgrim Congre and religiously” h and compared arg e ot e Tt | ey tnaig 1h ot ¥ A STOCKTON STEAMER! A Church, “The Nation Exalted by George Washin, some present day For Southern ‘Culifornia—Fair weather: nearly | Tacoma—1bx fishhooks, 23 blshides, 4¢0 bars | y Pi Washington St, cousness.” 2 = statesmen vai_thof iammh“"g much st;‘tl‘)n%rgv:%m)\ir.gu : H;zht wu‘te‘;—l}y wn::;.' & hu)gg:.,ws'.rlis mdspizukschm‘glulg. 1 Ifi:rfirv‘;l' i 9;‘:'3, l_ne;; l:o.l 3,1‘“&:?‘ and'y " " t, ev. M. P, i i the. 3 or Nevada—Fafr; stationary termpera! 3 atcom—2 cs cheese, 4 DKES re, 5 P. M. Daily, Exce - Miss Felton, the U ';Blll'slty :‘ledalls Tl Kigerea. gl FuP dBoyntt:n :uunts Glying | to d1e e W oo sy | ooppcoolex in sorthernpordon s dry sonds, 4 pleca . 85 Accommodaions Reserved by Telephone. P : g g —Fair: *in nort = 1 'bx mise. EANER : Grantea « Fellowship e CenB . 1ivi" fecn | 5 nds to the Fire Sufferers. | (centicth century would show a country | For Arizoha—Fiir: stauonars tempernture, 5= | Evercic—37 xolls 336 bals paper, Bhxs 18, 607 | o o wwalker. T AMER 5 peters, in? g0, Berkeley on his - wheel westerday, Dear ev. Dr. Dille’s Remarks. on God’s side. n;"l!“:;:r;“flrg?lgco ‘\’,',“,,f!r'i‘}".‘v'i;ni"“ statfon- Q‘fl,:l:él‘ls{-g!?‘lsfigg;hrg:g‘l;fixgezn&sg‘!:;lé%!;h Mary Garratt, iy of Stockton. LR the power-house at Temescal made a At California M. E, Church G. E. Lawrox, Acting Forecast Official. Vancouver, via_ & PR Rr18 s clothing, 20 cs | Televhone Main 805 Nav. and Tmpt. C short turn to avoid a passing vehicle. He Rev. Mr. Filben preached a mestics, 30 cs hats, 56 pxgs hardware, 1 piano, 4 | =————— — : ' Army took a new de- | missed his footing on the pedal and fellon | o o e b o sloqront T Rl G € oetaobd. naaie e ¢ RAILROAD TRAVEL ] Ralvsiic Army took ot v evenin; 3 Cali ia-s . N o 2 s mil!“o Salv its camp-meeting. ¥ rday. | the hard pavement. An gash was L.mc:mcl;:esrt;ndflt‘:hnracternof #b;n;:r: i?ii’;,%’éxfc Episcop;’n"c{,"f,;f]"°§§“5",?2: CALL CALENDAR, W ——— oS C B re the resolution by the | made over his right eye, ¢ A G. Wi e theme upon Whicl 4 Af(‘qlifomia Aid Breuriok on ecm:rh JuLy, 1895. Per Corona—Dodge, Sweeney & Co: Hills Bros; ! \| Since the ge of the embers of | °f sight for a short time. - G. Wilson of Spokane, Wash., spoke at | of U2 Patrion ick streets. e ‘Wetmore Bros: Redington & Co; D E Allison & Co bl i 0 - City Corncil probibiting the 7 L the 8 d Unitari; h, £ | subject was “Patriotism” and the audi- |![Su.[>.[Tu]W.Th.|Fr]Sa] Moon's Phi Gray & Barbieri; Eveleth & Nash: H T e An Infant' ous Fall. econ nitarian Church, corner o fr d i oon's Phases. 4 N ): 3 1 nviior ching on the streets An Infant's Seri = T s e ence included many members of the Grand et Cabral; L Scatena & ‘Wood, Curtls & Co; H © army from marchiof B S g im | Theinfant of John Wo!f was accidentally [ Twenticth and Capp streets, last evening. | yrpy posts ana Women's Relief Corps. 2| 8| 4| 5|6 Julge St Coy Newmark & Bawioter e Cott Fruti co; CIFIC MILWW Co vith banmers flying and o B Qe | dropped by a young girl yesterday and Mr. Wilson is occupying the pulpit of the e — 0 Full Moon. Mnfg Co; Newmark & Edwards: A Galli Frait Co; i Ji . g they have been ¢ ¥ 2 Cudeley Packing Co; D B & ace meant arrest. | Sustained cuts over ch long in the | church during the absence of the pastor, eley. & Co Allison & Co; Immel 1 = I | e in t] 7| 8| 9/10|11|12]13 July 14, Co: S H *0; Dairymen’s Unio; Tiburon Ferry—Foot of M: 1 to the Receiv- | Rey. Leslie Sprague. The attendance last © rast Quarter. Rubber Co; Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Sun Franciaco e e me time regained i 1a]15]16]17 18 19| gpj=——=——}} | Au; Register Co: J Ivancovieli & Co; Crown Dish San Francisco to San Rafael. as disobe - S = scalp. The baby was Bricadier Keppel and | ; v R 3 tion of P ing Hospital, and after £ evening was unusually 1 . { . nas been growing during | consci i the doctors in charge 8 usvie Sy AIpes 3 Ak Pt Sl AR L L LT —_— e okl gmu_ e 2'9352‘3?:5&5?53: 1\1".;“‘: Ganger. 8 It was a grand trait in the American I|21]22|28 24‘25‘25 27 D ~ow'ioon. e Rty Rowalaky £C0. Bullalo | WEEK DAYS-7:40, 9:20, 11:00 a.3c; 12:35, A e ot A i R ie Giaih character, the reverend speaker said, that = ——1*,**‘—1- July 28, prise Browery; Kowalsky & Co: f N Tilden & Co. e By Emaye, Exte 1 number of g2 & g oman £ the people are united in their love of coun- Child 128 ! First Quarter. C E Whitney & Co: Wheaton, Breon & Co: Jonas and 11:30 P. x. 3 3 ‘ian 2 dttend and at least half adozen| Al Jagjes interested in Woman t;uffrage tr¥, thels ‘hopes- And, ambitions as well as Four ren Who Sailed a Prlanger &Co; 10 ieckman & Co: ¥ &Co: | GUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.3.; 1:30, 3:30, ) while others sent letters ex-| are invited to be present at a meeting this LA B 5 De Bernardi : Smith's Cash S : Drug 0,620 P . M.; 1:30, 3: eir absence and denouncing the 3,:;‘,‘.},{,‘;“3}‘ 15 in the Albany Hotel | their emotions and feelings. Then, too,| Frail Raft Narrowly Escape S B R R I k o(;" Rafael to San Franeisco. nce as passed by the Council. fordheipurpose of orgiuizing ASigh: sl | IV Eve tOSIC Iove for Rt severency for Death. of Doparture From San Franclsco. | Br0s & Ca: Sinsheimer Bros: I 5 Van Winkle & | WEEK DAYS—6:25 :30, 11:10 A ; T ing let gates will be elected to the annual conven- | their ideal citizens. Of these there are = e T Co: Dunham, Carrigan & Co; Chicago Brewery: JJ 12:45, 3:40, 5 rdays—Extra trips < The reading of the lefters and the pres- tion to be held in San Francisco to-mor- | m Ry g 5 2esdln : - TEAMER. | DESTINATI SATLS. | PIER. | Fitznatrick & €o: Wilson & Baechts d enceiof Ehklergy fwas Wery gratilying to | AolM@De held nany in American history, and among i eat o Caoes San Diezo.... [July 21Txm Baw'y 2 | Dood; Horn & Co; Swayne & H v 110, 9 i 1:40, 8:40, : Y BARY o 0| row them there are none grander and nobler | Thelr Float of Rallroad Ties in Mc- HumboldtBay | July 2\ 9pw Bdw'y 1 | Amer Press 2 Pac_Ammonia_and Chemical | 25 P M. n ¥rancisco and Schuetzen Park same er Keppel and the members of the o g 5 o3 : | ‘ b & At the Mscdoncugit and more conspicuous than Abraham Lin-| Gulre’s Pond, Richmond, Parted -|auly 2/i0au| Vallejo B Dreytus & Co; Bishop & C veenn | - What have e before going East for more advanced work, | over our land, and the spirit of rebellion | which was very deep. L e S connect at Gevserville for Skages Springs. thet we shot but since the opportunity of going is now | was abroad, stood out firm and faithful, As the pedestrians reached the bank the inger & Co; Dairymen’s Unios manner? O Vi ¥ Dutard: ¥ tages connect at Cloverdale for the Geysers. a few days ago ths lve- | at hand she will accept the offer and leave | and not only eradicated a fearful wrong | young voyagers were just going down for &Co: Roth, Blum | /Stoges connect a¢ Fieege Lrllghlnmi Springs, tion Army as ur Sl 0 m\Ocmber. 3 7 that was being done to an enslaved race, | the first time, and gheir companions on W utjer & Cor 5 B o &0 W Fio Situcs Conmect at Hopland for Lakeport and s him to | he choice between coming in Augu: sav v o i T & Co; E R Stevens & Co: V Fin £ T & DISE | and Oolohar g gust | but saved the Government from dissolu- | terra firma could only stand helplessiy by e e O e v Jan: || Bastlest Spriugs. this | and shont an alarm, . ‘Stages connect at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Blas use it was reported to them that Julv 15, the * 3y 2 4w Lombrd a C DGlover; J | schedule as sbove. id o o Commencing on July 15, the ~0ld Home- | coln. u oy o, - agner; Studebaker Bros Mnfg C = o S Davie had said, “The ordinance | . O™ "played at the Macdonough | _The speaker likened him to Mount HEgE Thonv Oregon Portiand. Y 3abawyalleo | per Oegon—Hulme & Hart: C1 Leist & Cos 1| g NS, | Ineflect | gan Francisco. was passed at the request of the clergy- | Theater ur nights, with a Wednesday | Rainier of his own Northwestern country. Coptic ChinadeJ v 3, 3eM PM S S L E A Wagner; Morgan Oyster Co: C B o men and cht ers of Oakland.” matinee. and added that in the mountain range of | As John Frodsham an Tos- e ok 4. ¥ax|Baw'y 2 WEEK | SUN- | 3,0¢tination. ati _ r: S 8 eorge Yaauina B, 5rar| Miss 1 DAYS. | DA e quence of all this the regular - American character Lincoln’s rugged peak | thwaite were returning from the park yes- Vie & Pt Sn 9aM Bdw'y 1 2 e =5 N BEREELEY, pierced the sky. Although it was often a i . San Diego. 11am Baw'y 2 00 aM| Novato, | service was not held, but = tad h $ | terday afterncon, along Thirteenth ave- | y3ith Portiang 8, ara | val, $:30 Py 9:30 aM| Peraluma, sthat crowded the assembly 5 1 s mooted question as to who was the greatest thei tenti ru : g . ‘4r) Vallelo 5:10 P |5:00 rx Santa Rosa.| EARONO o 18 rediies GRY: 6 5 < Katherine Felton, medalist of the | American citizen, the speaker said there | DU€, their attention was caugnt by the | Humboldt.. HumboldiBay|July 6. Oam|Washt'n | 105" fmmel; Fogarty & Parke = — = 5 ordinancs, A petition was pre: University of California, has | Was no reason for hesitation in answer- | shouts of a dozen or more children playing | 85R's: il Vorana.... - Tuly £:10asu Spear > | Eer, Weeott—kuss Sanders & 7:40 ax || windaoe; |20:30 axe d dmineith = e ranted the fellowship in political | D& it about a small body of water located on | Del Norte... Grays Harbor July 9. 3w Main Geta Bros & Co; Witzel & Baker: 3 Healdsburg, an f‘]i'll‘g(lle erngon over 2000 | bee: E ivardit P in political “Beginning with our history as a|the latter thoroughfate, just off Point —————————————————————————————— W 800, Breon & Co: Thos Denigan Son & Co: J erville, R ant the bricatier aanouneed. it Before ad ardy, U. C., '93, | ington.” He fought for a vital principle, | the Richmond district as McGuire's pond. STEAMER | Frox | Dum D Wieland Brewing Co: 1 S R —thawaveek W ¢ could be 20,000 | e called to fill an in-|and won.and his name has a permanent | Drawing nearer to the scene of commo tion = o July 1 %{L’n{’&v}‘;fifmchfil%g I e Provision G AM P, naiures to the document. s ';jl;;}) in ‘]u_ IOH\ICS_flgt\\'eflloslcy. Lag:ax.nnzz;:r;:st\\fi}_?l;‘t:ittiilllé:ttth nn;n :r;lcc;?egmtt:‘i v{g::g;:ir:fi‘me cause of the fi}i f gbfllo;xfik Go: Standard Ofl C Wf-rlhflmer(}(. T it ey % e S ‘elton made a specialty of economic s A ica zen. He was 3 2 g . 4 Vervalin: W BSumner & Co; J Mcbermott: G In opening the meeting Brigadier Keppel | dies during the Taktas 3;‘6”5 of her | the father of his country. Fouf, of}]h, children had constructed a . ;:g 2 %‘)‘x!’c‘:‘lzu'l}xm' Blum & Co; Shoobert Beale & Co; aid : _ € w T W i i < July wery T YT T We have been prohibited from marching | university course and shortly before her Then again Webster and Clay were so ’;‘]”° i ""é‘v‘lh nesbgnd embarked upon |July 3| “Per Homer—C EWhitney & Co: Bandon Woolen | 7:40 A3 8:00 ax| Sonoma (hroueh thE ol AR he cadGntion ‘filed % licati near the beginning of our National life, | the water. ‘hen about twenty feet- from “{July 8 Mills; Wellman, Peck & Co; W B Sumner & Co; J | 5:10 2ar 5:00 px and Thee g wad snd hollir | graduation filed an application through |and their services were performed as | the shore the ties commenced to part com- ‘[July 31L Howard: J'D Spreckels & Bros Co; Sternfeld | _ ! SR el D 0 Jouel | Professor Bernard Moses for the fellowship | civilians. Still they belong to new his- | pany, and the children, taking alarm, hud- | Alameda July 3 | Losther Co; Smith'sCash Store; Hulme & Han; | 7:40AnI8:00 Ax] 5o opeppor. | 1040 AX[10:30 A K atapel “them 1 - ot | which was subsequently extended to her. | tory. But there is one who will live the kletf together on one side of the float, | & Gns e D bebeide; Bomuisel Tl & up 00 ew). - TONIPE |:8:06, P01 0 know. The constitution of the countr Tt was her wish, however, to spend a | longest in our hearts. Itis the man who, | which had the effect of hastening its de- | Truckee. | Portiano., 4 | fins; Risdon Tron Worke: Thos Tayior & (o Alto. | Stages connect at San Rafacl for Bolinas. ~ s us the use of the strcets and po yearin post-graduate study at Berkeley | when the clouds hovered threateningly | struction and spilling them into the water, | Alice Blanchard| vortiana... 4 | scheel & Co; Getz Bros & Co; Legullet, Helwlg & Stages councct at Santa Rosa for Mark West 8| co, 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 left to her, but she select- | tion. Abraham Lincoln performed i iri g . n 3 s 3 ng Co: 1 ; Arctic Ol 7 ) cille. G | ed the latter month, desiring to spend two | the grandest achievement which the world Frodsham and Crosthwaite hastily pulled - W Staaiter i“o‘&?"\{“é‘y‘.’éfi'cx‘éfi"ug"‘fié }1;;;11;00 u.”\l\'e(il:‘e:z months more in study at the University of | ever saw produced. So Isay thatwhile | off their coats and dived for the sinking | T J0: “0; Wolf & Son: Pac Pickle | Canto, Willetts, Calpella, Pomo, Potter Valley, John | California before leaving. Washington was the father of his country, | children, who, one after another, were SUN AND TIDE TABLE. : J D Spreckels & Bros Co; Enter- | T)ay's, Lively’s, Gravelly Valiey, Harrls, Blocks- As a fellowship in the Eastern colleges is | Lincoln was the savior.”” brought to the shore. They were appar- = D a0 Brewery ; Joute Krianger | burp, Brldgeville) Tpdenvills and Huseke. n s : g 3 - & Co: M Brown & Son. rd tri er notan eusy thing (o obtain Miss Felton's | “Tn conelusion the speakerreferred to two | ently dead, but were fesuscitated FVith | S |WOH WATER oW WaTER| sUN. |'°°'< e exico Hrown s &Co; Walts & Troits R S Che e U A By Rty RN waway we friends consider her very fortunate in se- i great difficulty. L3 elden; Main & Winchester; Amer Press Assn: |~ On Sundays round-trip tickets to all poiuts e ) Bt s e 3 occasions when as a boy he had seen | gr 1;: Alen ty ! [Small. Large./Small.|Large. Rises| Sets | Sets. | Murphy, Grant & Co: Selby Smeiting and Lead C ond San Rafac a¢ half rates. o uring PD ity for pursuing | Lincoln—once at Cleveland and once at| The half-drowned quartet were taken to —| ~| = - Demhan. Catrt o: W 4 2 ¥ G t 5 ; Japes 4 > 5 $ e ks Y , Carrigan & Co; Wells, Fargo & Co: Paci- | ~ Ticket Offices, corner New Montgomery and higher studies along her chosen line of | Springfiela, 11l. He also paid a tribute to | their respective homes, in the vicinity | 1. 7.394) 7.03p 0.22¢ 1.084 451/ 7.35( 0.87a | 5o’} mmonta wod Chemieal Works; Winchester | MaTier strects, under the Paiace Hotel '““}rl'}‘l:- e o the generals of the Grand Army, who had | of the pond, and put to bed, and later N Arm Co: W ?z}gc(mn}xsonfixsmh"d‘m]{b“f‘z;me;% H.C wxz!’r'ml'(;. o E ?;.'RY:N"‘. e fellowship yie! i e - i i v Stany “0: CJ Leist & Co; Buckingham, Hecht & C jen. Manager. n. Pass. Agent el i " ph e shsomel}_nng less sta; ed by th'e President during the Jark | handed over to a physician’s care. Two of SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Doyle & Cos L‘hrlaly&\\'ks@‘; Baker & Hamiltos s w2 i han §500 a year, but the holder is not re- | days of the war. them, a boy of 10 and a girl of 12, belong e rmnrnnmeennmecnee | Dalirymen’s Union: Getz Bros & Co: G P B Haye: eir absence were | quired to teach during the time he holds R rp—— to the Farrell family, residing on the Point Arrived. Allen & Lewis; Wheaton, Breon & Co: H Dutard SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. M. Hill of the crieley, being permitted to give SAVE A PART OF IT. Lobos road. SUNDAY, June 30. (PACIFIC ¥YsTEN.) hurch, P.\;v.hs. 3. bli]%"tif;c time to study nu\cll_resoarchh B, A third boy o§113 resides in Oakiand, and Stmr Oregon, Polemann, 6% hours from Pott- | ericksburg Brewery Wells, Far Tratns leave nn;;:;:;:t': ars venue Methodist Miss Felton is now at Miramar, Santa P w: isiting e i 3 land, via Astoria 4514 hours: pass an Ise, to 3 1 h 4 SAN CISCO, der of the First|Barbara County, spending the summer | 2T 8oynton Would Give the Home- fo?rtl: ;Ensgn tinrl E:?:iel:lnfxl:;}id%l‘:llia’mfi Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. : %’1‘8{&1‘??&'fi?fl:?‘k?“?’;&‘é’?fiéhfi.% . Church. One of the ex- | with her family, but will return in time less Some of the Fourth of living with her parents also on the Point | prrana i o i Gaators & Gor. o, BLver: Fou & Co;Standard Ol Co: W 8 Jobnson: A Ger- | IFAVE_— i e e SO e o he letters was ‘‘An un- | forthe opening of the fall term at the July Money. Lobos road. Stmr GIpsy, Leland. 16 hours from Santa Cruz, | Derding & Cos C 1 itney & Co; Newhall Son & | "56:30 San Leandro, Hagwards & Wey Stng _9:454 n arbitrary manner.” | universi . Co: Caltfornta Kralt vap Co; Owl Drué Co: J - o and ast, 10:50F 3 . : vi . < prods G 3 & Co. v 4 ¥ Tt was a brief, crisp and timely sermon | They will all recover, though the Farrell e Bime o Dot Niggle: £ Harrls; N Younk; Jos Wagner Mntg | 7:00. Benicis, Vacavile, Tumses. Sacrs- obart of the First Bap- " Personal Mention. - " children werein a }» .carious condition at 0; Alaska T G M Co. mento, and Redding via Davis.... 7:10p oke eioquently on the sub-| William O. C. R ircing | hat Rev. M. P. Boynton delivered at the | "ace your last evening. But for the | “Stms Gorona kulh 61 hours from San Di 7:304 Martines, San Kamon, Naps, illiam O. Colwell, assistant principal | First Baptist Church last He |2 4 8: gaE Doruns, Hah 559, Pares e lego B €:15; n s quarter of an hour.. Ho|atthe- Institute for' the: Deat dnd Dumb |5 2t 11k oot GETAIS colencatics and | ochy, assistanos of Messrs. Frodshamaud | sof way poees: pashind i, foseh Vius e OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. 7:80 5o mebnudro, Haynaris Toms "~ 1ce was an_obnoxious one | and Blind, is attending the fourteenth con- spoke of the Fourth of July celebration, and | Crosthwaite it is probable thatall four [&Lo ' 0L 0 :hg 1one rom Coos Bay = #1304 Niles, SanJose, Stockton, Tone, once be repealed, because it | vention of instructors of the deaf and|Dbe touched with peculiar appropriateness | would have been drowned. via Port Orford and Trinidad; pass and mdse, to J Sacramento, Marysvillo, Red Blu® . e e H(L] dumb, in Wisconsin. upon the ruin and distress wrought by last DSpreckels & Brog Co. L ort OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. O P i . emaop gh the ages and showed | Dr. Joseph Le Conte and Professor Wil- | week's conflagration. The auditorium of A PATRIOTIO OUTING. A Doget B ponta; Hash And tadse, i (G60aally Coolgardie gold fields | $:004 Swn Leandro, Haywards& Way Stna 11434 8 njoyed the right of | ljam’ Corey Jones will leave this week for | the Eddy-street church was quite well filled e mm g g Perkins & Co. % (Fremantie), Austra- | #:90a New Otleans Express, Raymond, s and drew atrention | Denver to attend the National Educational Lo i .| Celebration of the Fourth at Sam | Brsimr PortStephens, Whitehead, 32 days from $220 first_class, e s M B e F R WHESe Dot e et ncaranal ]Tlm near approach of the anniversary of ot Pasi, Onkinnds Newcastle, NSW, 3710 ui!“wn"olohonnflunre' £ e Jawa ol i e S Yol A d the | the Nation’s independence should Yigp o2 Gkt Haw stmr San Mateo, Fletcher, ours from o Capetown, - —— 5 | inst e h:said, rEmbR T e i) ih‘;“me;e"f:fl; A patriotic celebration and vicnic will | comox, 4200 tons coal. to S P Co. . . SouthAmica ARSA S et st e Y Professor Thomas R. Bacon left a few i be held on July 4 at San Lo Schr Mary C, Campbell, 5 hours frm Bodegs, 50 Steamship Australia, ¥ ¢ Vay S¢ days ag e 3 contributed to the success of the struggle y = TeNZO | o o'ty Ross & Hewlet 2 12:00 San Leandro, Haywards & Way S days ago for Denver, to be also in attend- 0 uce £l 4 xs buiter, to Ross & Hewlett. Honolulu_only, Tues’ | ' E:00% Niles. San Jse ard Livermore ance at the convention. for that glorious prirege Al e | T, e L Lo | e oy o T day, July 9, st 10| 100k Ssoramento Kiver Steamers v. J. Clarke Robbi country has accomplished in the first cen- | of Oakland Alliance No. 5, St. Patrick’s nding : s wood, ties, versen. A 1:30p Port Costa and Way Static Crl\{,f‘m_('lm!a(g;zt?\!’ "".'lsei"f‘;%”c;g" Santa | vy of its growth and the promise it gives | Alliance of America. Already a long pro- [ riir, Ogean, Spra, Skipper, 40 hours trom L 135005 Sen Teambro Tlasanda & Wa nz y six weeks on trip. | 37T O o el AR ! Iversens Landing; wood and posis, to N Iversen. $ B Austratan steamer, | £300F San [oandr: Haywards & WaySts 63408 M el M50 Wilder i famil‘;' of continued development in the direction | gramme of events has been published for | ".Schr Corinthian, Zaddart, 38 hours from Point ALAMEDA, sails via | gi0or Martinez, San Ramon, Valle) the ordinance 1 v is I ing Q] of power and prominence among nations, | this celebration under the fragrant trees. Arena, bark, to Bender Brothers. Honolulu and Auck- 7 Cali Bl Vi will leave this morning for Shastato be hy subjects f r: i Sehr Moro, Jorgensen, 60 hoturs from Crescent = land, Thursday, July e S M R £ ) ther one that | gway during the month of July. are worthy subjects for remembrance and | The athletic sports, games and other at- | (% QI JONEOMS P2 RN b Sauta Rosa. 4. ... 154 ] cal gather- . . consideration. tractions offered for the day celebration of At Y 3 5 % 8t 3 . o 4:00P Benicla, Vacasilie, Wooilan & ion: f Schir Newark, Beck, 12 hours irom Bowens Land: icket office, 138 Montgomery street. il Rnding.- - MursTil S Aalwabichis Aviiy But the day should not be merely one of | the National holiday as well as the prome- | ing: 155 cds wood. to Heywood & Hackley. Freight office, 327 Market street. Orovills and Sncrainento s oev.; 16MOA . itled to. celebration, Dr. Boynton declared. It |nade concert and fireworks at night as- | SchrGlendale, Johnson, 21 days from Kahulul; D. SPRECKELS & BROS., General Agents. 4:30r Niles, San Jose, Livermére and a missionary sh?uld’}:lc an OCCSSIOH'dOI nmlx(xlk;gn ng as|sures an attendance of several thousand | T15%bags sugar, 134 bbls molisscs, 37 bdls hides . PR ¥ nd i well. The day, he said, shou given in | people. Schr R W Bartlett, Olsen, 11 \ 4 byt : & of the done by ! | 3 great measure to the discussion of great | - Music will be furnished by the Fifth | River; 6505 ft lumber oy romiroser | PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY | G:0r Los Auscles Emvrom, rcavo, Rag- Salvation Army in those places and —_— national problems which confront the re- | Regiment band, and cars will be run Hsch\' (‘hrlfl‘;llms'“g'e s, Rasmussen, 24 hours tm ISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Santa Barbara and 1os Angeles.. 10! cated a combined effort for the repeal | San Francisco Turn: Verein |Pudlic: It should be a day of earnestand | specially on the San Leandro and Hay- | Tigarns tanding: 16 cds barkc 0 B4 CUbride. oo Franclsco for ports in_Alaska, § A. 3., 2 Ny A e ity RE el He was followed'in the same €in | solemn contemplation of all that has hap- | wards electric line every half hour to ac- | Landing; 100 3 f lumber, to Heywood & Hackley. | e, 45918 34 July 5. 9, 19, 24, Anest 8, Pvoe | 8:00e Buropean Matl, Ogdon 1 by the Rev i of Los Gatos and Gives a Royal Reception ened and may happen. He believed that | commodate the crowd. The committees Sailed. June 4, 9, 13, 19, 24. 20, and every i Op Haywards, Nilés und San Jose, ¥ 4 i 3 . . ,9, 14, 19, 24, 29, ry fifth day there- v. Dr. C The latter se- abor and capital should be particularly | having the sports and entertainment in SUNDAY, Sune 30, | aften 1 or Yaluo red a promise ¥ person pres- to Its Team. ‘)he subjects of’;ilscustar\lon‘ and‘h: hoped | charge are as follows: Stmr Sorth Fgrk,flHllnlux.‘fiuuka. nl:"r;lifi.flt'vn.':'fi?'fi Bay, steamer Porions, E Orsgon Miprems ecramonts, A;mé; nt to get 2 to the petition. o e that some new Demosthenes might arise | 1 J. Desmond, B. T. Connolly, P. O'Kane, M. | Stmr Alvion. Lundaujst, ALwion. ¥or Newport, Los Angel a all " Sound and Bast .. % > “When you have vour 20,000 names,” said to point the way out of the difficulties | Conkley, ¥. N. Dodd; floor mannger, C. J. | B g G o Faaoma. June 5, 6, 10, 1,18, 25 50 30, and every fourtn | 3:00® Ban Leandro, Baywards Way §i'as fo the Ma'or and Council and de- | They Won Over Half the Prizes at | which beset the Nation. Twomey; assistant floor manager, G. M. Kelle- | Scnr Mary Buhne, Ramselius, Eureka. day thereafter, 8 A, M. nxn"’s'ss'"ll;",‘"dmn"""““”:{:”sif’ 1 mand thg repeal of this obnoxious statute. the Los Angeles Fest—Prizes “It is a timely occasion in San Fran- | her; floor committee—James Corley, J. Me-| Schr Jennie Wand, Olsen, Tacoma. For San_Diego, -w;fl.ng ogly at Port Harford, SEBE i Eiy . Haywards & Way St'ns Put your'heels down first. Don’t walk on cisco.” said Dr. Boynton, ~for a discussion | Namera, J. Dooley, J. F. Kenny, M. Kelly, D. J. | Schr Lizxls Vanco, Hardwick, Pors Blakeley, | Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Kedondo (Los | __SANTA GRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gango): tip-toe and put_your request kindly but Awarded. of methods outof grave difficulties and Desmond, ¥. Cushnaha: Telegraphio. 24708, and evers Jourih day thereafter, ab 11 . 3t ’7"5‘3‘}“&"&:%‘"“’"{."53‘ e firmly and you'll get it.”” The Rey. H. H. S «| our sympathies and our energies should be T AT Ty POINT 1&3{113:5—-!{“‘- s‘g—mu ». M.—Weather | Steamer Pomona Saturday to Monday excar- Lpdurnetaains w0 isase Rice of the Union-street Presbyterian | The victorious team of theSan Francisco | Particularly directed tcward the unfortu- HOTEL ARRIVALS. fogsy wind N\ velocy 20 mlever hour. sion 10 Santa Crus and Monterey, leaves Broadway aitie : Chureh followed in the same straln and | Turm Verein that carried away the honors | aase ) 0 Vere SR S L TG PALACE HOTEL. SEATTLE—Suled June 30 — Sohr Challenger, | . FOF poris in Mexico, 10 . sk, 25t of each A 1 then the meeting broke up, with every b SR e o | Week.” 2 g 2 * | month, steamer Willamette Vailey. o225 R E ember present pledged to secure another | 3¢ the Los Angeles Turner festival were | ~ Tie speaker was gratified at the sugges- | 32 5% Hickman, Cal 2T Auwood, X ¥ for Newport. | arrived Jume 30 — Stmr Potnt | . Ticket Ofice—Paiace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery | 2157 Nemark Centervile, fan Jose, New ignature to the petition. given a itting welcome home last evening | tion offered by the CALL that the money | W 3 Cahill, N¥ '~ MrsW J Cahill, N Y Arena, hence June 29 S SGDALL, PEREINS & CO., General Santa Cruz and’ Principal Way F Decorating the Town. at their hall on Turk street. They had | which was to be expended in the purchase | ¢ ¢ Hudson, N ¥ ¥ Merryman, Mo Bt e AT e b 10 Starice st San Franoiios. B e B o, Fio i s B Uotil Inte Beturdsy nf . | brought back with them forty-five of the | of fireworks for the Independence day cel- | 33 Jgrevman, Mo & T DeForce, Spokane Salied-Sehr Conflanza, for San Francisco, e = Un! ate Saturday night and all day A 2 ;i brati e J’ s MrsJ L DeForce, Wash H D Newcomb, Ky - . J N, COAST DIVISION (Third & Townsend N 3 o) tors for the Fourth | ninety-two prizes offered at the festival ebration should be used to alleviate the [ B P Cheyney, Boston =~ H E Lantry, Kanaas FORT BRAGG—ArrivedJune 30—Stmr Rival, TO PORTLAND | % 5 4 E o decoratgrs 107 e ourth | and fourteen of them were first prizes, A | Suilerings of the homeless poor. It would | J Rhoadmer, Kansas Owen Wisier, Pa hence June 29. o R & N. AND ASTORA 454 Bas Joss, Now Almaden snd Way 8 bb‘;rl’l\;fixhonfi;er are surorised | large number of the members and ladies | S¢¢M ulbecoming in San Francisco, he | 5 Hardin, Oni o2 Sardin, Onlosgo SO OB ANG LR Arrived Tns 30—Stmr = E " | 17:80a Bundoy Ex ta at the 65 seped spectacle which met their | Were present, and after the guests had all | S8id, that she should deck herself in Hags 3res Blickensdorter, Colo G Botoseaidorter, COlo | Atcatras, from Greenwood: stmr National CIty, i | rpAMSHIPS DEPART FROM SPEAR- LT IR eyes on eV o Cier been seated at the long banquet-tables | and streamers and flowers while hundreds | ¥ Y Eacon, Toronto H Curtan, Omaba B e, = Kb AN Off ireet whatt &b 10, A, . every five days, con. | @:8a8a Jose, Tres Tin S Evervwhl, S0« tional colors were | President Markus mounted the platform | Of, her people were sufferers in a dire | Mrs Curtan Omaha FT Dwyeh, Sacramento | ,Sailed June =Stme Nation ¥, for San Fran- | nooting ag PORTLAND wich direct rail lines to all Pacilic Grove, Paso’ Robles, San flying. Big qoe littls fams hgnnors 7ere | and bade the victors welcome home and calamity. Dr. Boynton would even let the | Jobn Pltcher, US A g i 0OSH—Passed June 29~Stmr San Benito, | POIRIS o OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO, nis Obispo and Principal Way bannerettes, 13 and drapor Sxtended to them the thanks and conerat. | Market-street arch go unfinished, for he GRAND HOTEL. trom Tacoma for San Francisco, 30—Bktn Willte | MONTANA, and all Eastern points, including Chi- gy ase s and draperies, streamers . gt declared that th 1 Geo Feeney. Sacto EH H 5 cago, New York and Boston. ¥ 74 Palo Alto and Way Stations. 11:45p and stars, all B.aded £ R i scene, | ulations of ail the members of tne San | declared that the partly completed struct- | Wi NIk SahTeand 3 Thore, San Rafeel s | B imes om s’ Mot etine " Détes Jabaen trom | s ; Every eiectric; .ph and tele. | Francisco Turn Verein. ure would testify more eloquently than | R T Heach, Cal. G G B sioat for Ran I et fI90 | iate of California sails June S, 18, 28, July 8 phonerypole on BiEL: telograph and tele- | HinCs V. e said, was the most signal | WOrdS to the brotherly spirit and the gen- | 4 Dixon & w,itich Bife Srisa M ¥ Munson, Tex |~ Bon A NG LRS- Tn baY June 30— Yacht Ag-| Oreson sails June 13, 38, July ki street 15 bEiNg Corare 3“- Vashifglon | o achieved by any verein on this coast, | TOUS impulses which prevail in the West- ( Wm Gibson, Stockion D I Kuster, Cal gle, from San Francisco, hence June 20. s fings some eight of5 . sonr w0 S4P" | caid that if the members of the team would | Lim that the Cavu had so aptly suggested | &' iio, Fich Commi 1t 1 Crases Kietoont™ | “SFXCOS - hrrived June 30—Sche Mary Rose Frerads YE ) TRDEHS Above these are Wraceq req white and | Stay together and work as harmoniously | S3Ch & TAARIY AUC WOCTY course, and in the | B o Coolege, Fremont D D Gagey Denver from Port Townsend; bbtn Uncle John, from Re- | For through rates and all other information apply blue strips of bunting, . ny’ in bows | as they had worked in the past they could adoption of that suggestion hé saw an op- . fi)nn-m. Mu:s Mrs S A Trandall, Seattle | dondo; Nor stmr Oscar I1 from Viadivostock. to the undersigned. blue strips of baniine:wught “up in bows | 25 they had worked b e Bost o™ et in | Portunity for San Francisco to do hersel? | 34 D;Randl Seacile i it Fhuikeld, Los Ang * | “BlicaSchr Chus 1 Pl for San Pedro. GOODALL, PERKINS &C0. FRED. F. CONNOR, £ the. top, ¢ ving streamers, the & : : credit. irs A Hart, LoS Ang A Brieger, San Luis Ob GREENWOOD—Arrived June 0—Stur Whites- Gen'l Supts., Gen'l Agent. CREEK ROUTE FERRY. reaching nearly 0 the “,5°5¢ " the trees | St. Louis in 1897 with the expectation of T N A Plancich, San Jose A S Cuuts, Marysville | boro, bence June 28, 5 10 Marker st. 19 Montgomery st | prom SAN PRANCISGO—Fuot of Market Sirest (Slip §)— below. suceess. Gk DILLE ON LEVINGSTON. |Mnwiitonardarcoto 3 e poameh &V Chicago | pioyoments of Trans-Atlantio Steamers, *7:00 800 * 00k Overhead on Broadway .. puilaing | Each of the prize-winners was then * | B P Multord, Los Ang " & 1 maradort San Jose | “ngw YORK—Arrived June 30—Stmr La Bour- 412:50 $100 4300 320 o to building are stretched 1 ines of | called forward to receive his diplomas and T 8 F James, Fresuo R G Hoimes, Fresno goyne, from Hayre: stmr Ethiopia, from Glasgow. WB!GMEGMALETBMSATLMQUE *6:00P.M. 8 sayly colored buntings, smy o Taurel wreath. Three cheers were given | The Preacher Reviews the Famous | F E Hollister,Courtid W b Simpson, London Arrived ont—La Normandie, trom Havre, Fheneh Link ot From OAKLAKD—Taot of Broadway.— *6:00 . 7:00 Ay} ’ ! flags and 3 B H Ew,NH 8§ y Safled for New York—Stmr Lucsnia, from Liv- s e e 8: - 10+ g e B Bancers. At the corners they "ol ceeq | for the instructor and all the prize-winners Libel Suit In Strong Terms. s0b, Oni a1 EoUIon, ¥ expool B OMPANY'S PIER (NEW), 42 NORTH - 00 30:00 *11:00 ., - $12:00 agid recrossed in fantas g].‘“l’m« were received with enthusiasm and given A Patriotic Finale. hicags | B 18 Wit thi Lo ed—Stmr Falda, from New York forBre- | (' River, oot of Morton nwi‘gmm by% U 200 ‘300 600 *BO0ra il Those business establishme. 5 many toasts. o X Chicy T W - s Ghicago | en, passed Scilly. this line avoid both transit ish railway an have already put on their col, Wiich | i Irises won by members of the team | _Dr: Dille made the prelude to his sermon | W b Welima Beatlla. b & DU s ¥ Zmportations. he discomfort of crossing the channel ina smail | 4 g, A fof Moming. P for Aftemnoon. looked more attractive. The muoV¢% | were as follows: Jast night a_review of the Dr. Levingston | \Vleurence,w&:, Wints C Gurrell, Cal REDONDO--Per Corona—§ plegs mdse, 1 s cl- e R G o L A oo g s kil ey and ‘substantial” men of the town 2o0t8 | W0 B 0 O eap A.—For team work, won | libel suit. Thelarge audience that crowded | 1, peap, peno 0> LOUSE: I T i e e B ey iNE, 1 Mouday, Thursdey and Seturday nights only _ tering into the matter of decoration s s | by the team: individusl ellround iwoak, | Central M. E, Church on Mission street | J Burns, Kans e, by Snnta Maria—8183 sk barley. ui : 1 zeal. highest grade, Paul Otto; intermediate grade, | to the doors evinced its appreciation of | ¥ M Johnson, Burcka irs G Levey, Victorla Rocksiding—~845 ks bit K¢ £ The Central Bank building, corng F.fl\‘illenbrmk; best_work on apparatus, in- | some portions of his remarks by outbursts | M'S Gusham, Seatile Miss Swatzel, Seattle P U rallway stations—20 bdls sealskins, 1 es to- . Lappearance. Streams of buntif: | group, Paul Otto; second group, ¥ LEIGEIRP: | The church was decorated with Ameri- | R B Wedeind, Sudiego 13V Reiar's pu.* | bes butter, 1 pke hardware, 114 bals veen hides, 8 R 1p and down the columns of th 00 S0 UaG1e weight, George Mertes, | can dags and the choir sang patriotic as | J 3 Garrison, Cal James Crow, Naj . | bais dry peits, 2 bdls hides, 7 bbis tallow, 20 pkgs - VIA five store: % yrestilng, » x 11 Tigi AF Stevens, Cal T o, Vol nides, 9 bdls dry hides. ply to SAUSA 3 5. light-weight, Joseph Becker. well as religious songs. 45 vmes, Cu L McGettigun, Vallejo des O Barbam—1 cs honey, % bbl wine, 1 pkg FORGET, Agent, ITO FERRY. The block on the corner of Tenth and) First prizes, veteran class—Individual com-| ~ Dr. Dille reviewed the inception, organi- | 4 Lewson Logi £iS. Pearson, Cres City | /5, 20 bxs oranges. No. 8 Bowiing Green, Now York. From Armm 21, 1805, - Broadway is decked with Jong streamers, | ctition, F. Attinger; fild sports, F. Attinger; | ;54i5n and work of the Civic Fe:lersnon Mrs H Gratet, Los Ang &‘2‘#%‘? ) Sta Rosa ‘Port Los Angeles—38 skscorn, 8 pkgsmdse, 2 | J. F. FUGAZI & €O, Agenis, 5 Mo . alternating in color, extending down from | oollng, BJUIKEL 01y e_spparatns, Paul | a0d declared that the propaganda insti-| ¢ Peirer Pitay & iouaiey é):‘;! B g L e —— i vmnseyngl o o the second story. jcond prizes, , Paul | S0 S Wil be s , utg C Houdier, vidan d S 4 ol B o2 0 g : of field sports, W. Hofl- | tuted wil pushed vigorously betweeh | Mrs Anderson, St P; 34 106 pkgs mdse. 7 ’ 8, “ “ “ The programe lor Thursday is all com- e . Senmelder. Tntermediate | now and the next clection. He Toferrod to | W-¢ Jonmsagy tompor 3 3 Bornard St Pant | G, eles ik Pori os Anigeles—87 plcgs mase, RATLROAD TRAVEL M o K e plete, with the exception of 4 few minor | €784’ 301 Yoy nd work, H. Alpen and W. Nagel; | the protest which the federation had made | 3 1 Boke, Nupa G Srmith, Ukiah Gesaheese, 1 oo ey 988 ks j “ &, 84sanme details. The pyrotechnic di veten, ork, R.Grosse. H G W Burbank, Tomal h Newport—b bxslemons, corn, 8 bxs oo E o e splay on the | VoI class. all round work, 11, | to Governor Budd &rotsmng against the raising, 179 bxs oranges. ake is nearly ready. The pipes for the | ,;en:orizes—Second groy field sports, H. uppointment of Dr. Marc Levingston, say- LICK HOUSE. ‘San Diego—4 cs syrup, 14 cs honey. 6 sxs bees- Loy a“t c electric fountains are rapidly being laid. | 2 the-round work, E. Fleisher. i s J C Tler, Sacto G E Garden, Renwood 407 bxs lemons. 108 bxs oranges, 1 es wine, B From now until the great day the decora. | Hoptog de for all-round work W. |ing: D Santée, San Diego S Bley, Aex) ‘,’gis Tdse, 80 bdls dry fish, 2691 sks oats. - fon committes. will She- the one decora- | Hoftmun Lol fich ‘prize, L. Rapp ninth, W. | e had no personal knowledge of or alice | 43urswciler &, or Mrs § Rothehisd & 8,0 TA CHUZ- Per Qlpay.-10 ca cheose, 12 bdls Feldkamp''iL conth, john Jaewles fifth, M. aguinst bim. We simply desired o save our H Hale, San Diego irs Honeyman & 818, OT | calisking, 4 bxs butter. Pacific mittee of all. They report someth, | Nagel sixte! A Macintosn, Seattls e ' e e e e eting on | Kagel s ettt el .| 8ty o & opuln St B e oF 38| £ SERD TR, § L 3eilingimcs | "M iche-MP Rriuo, o i 1080 = New I gg::‘,";’;&’;yee’;.lh, ige Mertes. tweltta snd | oners administration was the most diegrace- | €W Stoctard Mereeq ¥ Markley, Geyserville mgnli;fl;—lgf"“"""" § o6 Ik pukasy, Lo Sl g o 1 k= teenth. ul feature. We then made invest 3 ks 1, 2 11.30P.M. , Saa RIL, San Gta. Ayalas Park on Telegraph avenue, North | 10 the st €564 o use took fourth, 7. | Which' convinced us that Dr. Levingston was | 3 1 marms, Lery W ESTERN HOTEL. Blineag Bl W 00k . Cennen o W7 Sstina 11111 T Temescal, was 0pencd 1o the public yester. | H00p 8Xth, J. Glierijoh fourteenth, Hermaxi | the most unfit man who had_ever offered him- | &G Hoges, cngeine ¥, Harpé tm, Bakersfield | VAT ‘o3 Doots and shoes, 1 cs bacon, 1 .08 of- Trains leave from and arr} FRABEAGE T . X8.464.0 day. ADbarbeACu: ‘.:ul:'hr the direction of | SteBIIR tHenty fr C:l.hg:ulflte;gt!-sf?:;m; el 1;’; Fn-nh‘;:o:fl:’ue inSan Francisco—and that | § SieGovern o 1R Adamed w, Mo soroud s picKies, 1 bbl ayrap, 49 Fms paper, 3 bals &t Market-Stroet Ferry, | ‘*Saturdays only- ifondays only, Signor Don Antonio Estudillo was_the | ihirtieth, M. Walicighih, good deal. & P Ramage & w,StaCru; I ’ saddle. SUNDAYS. 9 day. ponoeEt ol 4 - stein thirty-ninth, W.| We felt that it would be & dire public calam- Horn, » 1 , 529 sks beans. Chicago Li 3 fenture of AR i e e iven | e oy & b et T | sy fora mas it guo’ o olbal i | Achembn pelety I fcmimagy Bowen | it A S menle s b, | oo oy oy 30 . | s i el e hletic Club of this ci negotiating ————hm took TR P! Borals of OUE peopte. amd obpecially Of the o | W Boliiver, Dungeness MipsS Corr, Eureka | 10GTRY IR COVE" per Weeott—099,041 bags | via amac iy oo rrisk. Sleepers o’ Ch 04,3, Al Tal, Ros Tal, 88284, San with the owner {or & thice years lease of | For s farewell i the | Po0rs and we embodicd the result of ouc in. | § Rvan, Sedutle I T 1B Donver ana St Zouty " L4088 Annez cars biih o g Dlad 8 ance e ' = T, ) rt Kenyon—: 24 dressed cal v aes *® i r‘."l:fisfucwry SrTangements can he made g:f“g}}e.l‘“ ‘;;“c““i“' G%"'f:on: the p:rh of ;\e\lr‘iu‘h.ltlizg;lic‘; &l’éfififi%n‘f&-?%"&,’;g % it Miss Hasmas, Chicago "'z::“f%.“:u?fi&’;xsh: m:fi:fl?fi Sf: VIA LOS ANGELES. ::‘::. mfl",{’umt S A the club will convert the place j ‘8lstaff in the tavern sce 4 of Meurice and | come within our own personal knowledge. WEATHER BU bacco, m e e 8 2ous | Trainleave datly at 9:00 4.3 : Oou-x. ual athletic park. A threedap bivol raek | VAcauerie’s adaptation of oy 1V, s | These charges did not include one-tenth of tha 'UREAU REPOBT, |talow B 157 | connectin in Los A ngeles with sond. toieee, "Les nsalilo acd Mill Valley kgs mdse, sks wool, 2 potions, § coops chickens, 18 04 cs o Angeles to Chicago. - Per o 104,30, Xl Falley, Ross Valley, § nmuhw"“ alley, Sen RA]. 1c8 5 8 ide play which had not beer . | information we have since received bearing| UNITED STATES D) 200 M shi; ot will be built around the outside, with foot- ted for fifty- PARTMENT oF AGRICUL | tubs 230 bXs butter. T g T Summer or Winer the Santa Fe Route is the | @307 Val, Sa il Sen Q. 13, three years, and of Triboule the Kings|Upon Dr- Levingston's unitness for public| sums. WrRATERER Burray, Sas Faancisco, | PORTLAND AND ASTO! ball and baseball grounds insiée. The | foo] in Y, ce.. ful is verv o i oF o ,in thé second act of % J June 30, 1895, 6 P. M. cs salmon, 514 bdls hids pkgs furniture, 108 mi \ble railway, Californi “ “ !lajge lsrkeri\m 'll:gn};:::‘]v); 55“21-’5'14 i’ifi" M.hd- “Le’ Roi §'Amuse.” Theo d‘g‘c'wa eH“ :ng ,’5;;‘,5‘.‘:;?"‘3: 'xzugggxiflkmu imm-dhnn: s 20 Synopsis and general | {5 Dbt heads, 274 hm';ifu i:qhml. 1’0'0 aks ova- A popular misbeliet exists rag-nu::o 3’3?' "u. 1 Val., Ross Val., San Rl e POt s eles from the cenioa | YULe'S “La Pomume™ was also iven, and | fuch an obtioxious appointment without giv: | The folloving are the scasonal raintalls to date as $08.008 1t aber, 52 aks potatoes, B4 picga rolled | tared on even the mogt partien L, 1A % eRcoun- | oL Q. dkym“d. : T gtmgs addressed to the comedian by Henri | ing the peovle chance to protest, there would &“;"m;‘fl“u““' Of the swme date last PR 167¢ ‘bran, 300 bls hemp, 75 bxs frult, 250 | known to experienced. travelers, 18 “ “ - Preached on the Fourth, e Bornicr, Jean Richepin, - | havobern, & 100ignstar, meeting ompared s ExTH ’E.’mrm 55.20; Red Bluft 58.87, Wi e homme, Catulle Mendes and Armynd Sil- * 58 a3 year 16.35; ture of At the request of the Christian Citizen. | vestre were recited by Monnet.Sul , Miles AT AR Frommo JAD, | b g8, 3 cf ahees { Can o : cit Solitade. S o S 3 Do neni Tas T L .nbdumml onel f",.,‘,'.!.,', pZhe Grand Canyon of the Colorado can ship League e loll?wmsfi_m nisters | Reichenberg and Bartet, and Me, mmwo‘:r‘umwht-l ma in. = 1 A 1o G Y‘-’“’h.i o Bont : mmumumm, ey e presched (pFeTONS Telativgto thoiFonth | sctisiasins. Y6 Rope. fhat the matier Bght be Beld In | The following maxtmum tomperatares have | [Cons Dog) b sodels 19 pss hden o Cheoniols Butiaiug. i L g ’ g ¥ ( i s i . ay Siations. ... 7.20r, oats, 1670 i kegs bolts, 46 bdls fllbg:ml- The L0 24,11, Jast 16.35¢ : umABsu‘i'mm—lu 1&:5. butter, 1 | cay) IMIIM s at K“"{l:& Dinfng Rooms are an ex-