The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 26, 1895, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1895. | cars looked a living mass of people. Vehi- I [‘cles of all description took many by way of the beautiful drive along the beach. _ | The day was an ideal one for racing | purposes.” Many of the Eastern visitors, | thinking warm weather was again upon us, were ogt ki‘n lsx(xin'umzr attire. [11{15 : rand stand the ladies, zorgeous in holi- Imp. Santa Bella Beat Sir Play | §iy"aitire, shouted themselves hoarse ver th lose finishes. a Neck for the Hobart | "4 ie raiingthe most exacting criti Stake. | accounted it the best in years. The old | inhabitant scratched his head and could | not recollect a better day’s sport, unless the opening six-furiong dash by a head in a drive from Little Mid, starting at odds of 8 to 1. Pecksniff, the 3 to 1 favorite, fin- ished third. Then followed a mile and a sixteenth selling affair, and the bookmakers took a hard fall out of the crowd. The Australian mare Candid, who carries the colors of Mr. Spreckels,. was made a 7 to 10 choice, and getting away from the post none too well was never able to get to the front. Dungarven made the running and looked a winner as the stretch was reached, but a furlong from home began stopping and was passed by both Ransom and Carmel. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Mira M., Margaret J., David I., Thomas L., Mary P., Mary B, Annje K., Elien ., Denis Jr., William - and_John F. Manoney, D. W. . and Caiberine M. Nesfield to Ralph C. Harrison, lot on S line g1 Facific avenue, 137:6 15 of Polk Street, E 21:7 ¥ S 127:8%; $5. ll«mlu'- ¢ ?nd Kate Linne to Johnl Kelso, )lsma gng ne of Union str t Fillmore, y gt eet, 110 E of ’ 2 Villiam R. Christy, administrator of estate Anna M. Christs, "o Hosalie Stich, ot on S lige ot is street, 12 visadero, E 21:3 by 1 St E of Devis G oseph and Elvi { to Giulia Merani, lot on & Ilne Of Baer strect, 24 5 of Greenwich, $ 24 by E 94: $10. season, 4.75: San Diego 1.57. : Y:flnn. .x;z.ulmxseuon S e B4y The following maximum temperatures a reported_from Callfornia stations. todas: B g::lfs_, x:'fi;: mugo-uls. :‘-n Fl;mcisco 51.§Fresno 52, uis Obispo 60, Independen: Bls.:.\\nFDIeg?% S pendence 44, Los Angeles n Froncisco duta—Maximy minimum 42, mean 46. s e An area of high pressure is central this evening in Nevada, while the lowest pressure is reported from Northern Montana. The conditions {ndicate that & storm has passed eastward through British Columbia during the past twenty-four bours, and is now central north of North Dakota. There has been a slight rise in pressure during the las: iwelve hours along the Washington coast, but the rise bas not been Tapid, & fact which makes it seem likely that a furdher disturbance exists off the Washing- Coast Tea Co; Dairymen’s Union: W C Price & Co: Milani & Co; ITiiis Bros: W B Sumner & Co: Al fred Wyss: Kirshbaum & Co: Ross & Hewiett: J Dinsmore: Wheaton, Breon & Co; Getz Bros & (' € E Whitney & Co: O BSmith & Co: S Brunswic J Hoffman; L D Stone& Co: H N Tilden & Co: F Uri & Co: H Kirchmann & Co: L Grudatti: Mont- gomery & Co; Marshall, Tegzart & Co; H H Scot Standard Oil Co: Western Meat Co; C Nauma Hammond & Brod. Per Scotia—Christy & Wise: Union Lumber Ca American Union Fish Co: Cottoneva Lum ber Ci For Late Shipping Intelligence See Thirteenth Page. OFFICE_ FURNITORE | perhaps back in the days of Thad Stevens AN | and peerless Katie Peae. A IN A . | Starter Caldwell was in excellent form A BIG CEOWD with bis flag_and dispatched his fields in | fine order, with but slight delays at the AND FIXTURES. WEBER & CO., 300 to 306 Post St., cor. Stockton ¥. W and Catherine Arnold to Casper Zwierlein. | ton coast. Conditions are somewhat un: i 10t on N line of Grove streets 125 W of Baker, W | Northern Callfornin, althougn st prossms o Aoms 25 vy N 137:6; $10, i not seem likely that rain will occur Thursday. Carrie McLean to Anthony McLean, loton Sline | Jow temperatures prevail throughout California of Twenty-third sireet, 111 15 of Howard, E 30 by | and the plateau region of Nevada, U'tah and Ari- The first-named horse won handily by a length, with Carmel a neck before Ezell’s black borse. - The Elkton stable’s great jumper, J O0C, - A . 0; $1400. zona. Killing f g! - | post. the 2 to 1 favorite in the mile and a half | S 7708 $1400; : na. Killing frosts occurred last night throngh OFFICE s s A 3 Marie R. Robins (nee Marie R. Nag- | out the > Qi and D | Of course, the Hobart stake at six fur- | hurdle handicap, figured in another sen- | 1ee) (o W. B, B Wilian Ae and Thomas | toas sl aer BOrLion of California, and condi. TYPEWRITER, = J O C First in a Gruelling Drive. | sational finish. = After Templemore had | Magee Jr., loton NE ‘ine of Stenart street. 81:8 | night in Southern California. The temperature W.C. RARIG, S langs for two-year-olds, third on the card, NOWN BY HIS LONG RESI- dence and successful practice on the ntees a prompt and on E line Twenty-seventh avenue, 15 9 ent street, 9 deg. 16 min.. W 75:33,, W 55:434. S 75: also lot on W line of Thirtieth ave- berti 54 il -year- | NW of Mission. NW 45:10 by NE 137:6; $10. witl ! Won the | held precedence over the other events, ex- | made all of the running the three-year- 10 b . il probably fall to the freezing pomt in Sou.hern =% 2 Sucedy claberine | cluding possibly the Christmas handicap. | old, packing 150 pounds, overhauled him | waich (crstass’ e fyenc o kud botat Labos | Goljornis except along the immediace coast. It 157 New Moatgomecy E5. ,fé;, e M Christmas Handicap. | Kamsin, Miss Maxim and the Corrigan | at the last jump and the two ran locked to | Railroad Company) to £ L. Campbell, 1ot on \W | gufficiently severe to injire oranses. 0 1t Wit be R0 (¢ y A h | parr, Kowalsky and Tenacity, were |the wire. J O C had the jump and gained | cornerof Point l.obos and Twenty-seventh avenues, | Forecasi made at San Francisco for the thirty —_— | scratched, leaving seven to contest for the | the decision by a nose. Cicero was a good 2}[5;‘ -fiohyN 100; alsolot on NE carn\gl‘l(&focgévn;; bours ending at midnight December 26, 1895: OCEAN STEAMSHIPS) $1500 prize that went to the winner. Imp. | third. Imp. Creighton and Bedford fell at | §75a: ciro o Iwenty-eighth avenue, N 100 by ¥ | Northern Califoroia—Partly cloudy ‘and some- | ———— 1500 priz o thie winner. Tmp. | $hird. <Imp. 27:6; wlsoloton E line of Twenty-¢ight aveitie, | what threatening weather, bt generally without il 2 Twenty-three bookmakers were hardly | Santa Bella opened favorite, but gave way | the second jump. 00 N of Clement street, B rain; stationay temperature; light, variable winds. PAC“‘IC COAST STE‘“‘\H[P Coml)“" | ‘VEI I The record-smashing Libertine demon- strated his before the flood of coin that cut the odds against Argentina from threes to 11 to 5, Sonthern California—Fair: stationary tempera- o handle tt ss oney te to handle the mass of money i .d at them by the immense holiday adec severe frosts Lo-night: fresh northeriy winds. in the Christmas vada—Fair, cloudy and prowess shov s i Tavori 1 2 i hERn except someshat Paeifics Coaste o o N sending her out to the post favorite. Sir [ handicap, over a mile, defeating a field of | nue, 200 N of A street, W 130 by N 25; $2475. threatenin, acific Coast, gu: r the ed th o e : s 5 3 2 it U eet, W 130 by N 25 $2475. ¢ in 'the ncrth portion: s v te iE throng that filled the big betting ring at Play remained stationary in the betting | seven with apparentease. Bright Pheebus, | Minord T. Avey to Mary L. D. Aréy, lot on W | perature Thursday; pm,};"b'l).""co']“’!’;’r‘°,'l‘.f"|-;r§:!$ Eerf tcure of every case he undertakes. line of Third avenue, 225 N of Clement street, N 25 by W 120; gift. Frederick W. Armstrong to Frank and L. A. Peliet, lot on SE corner of B street and Twenty- seventh avenue, E 180 by S 182:6;810. A. K. P. Harmou to John J. Walsil Jr., lot on SE corner of M street and Eleventh avenue, E 32:6 by $100; $10. John J. Walsh Jr. to George Riley, ssme; $10. . R. Dean Jr. to G. M. Coulter, lot on SE corner of N street and Forty-second avenue, E 120 by 8 100; $10. William and Rebecca Montgomery to George S. Montgomery, lot on S line of Ripley place, 150 E of Calltornia avenue, 5 200 by S 860, Potrero Val- leg, lots 175 to 178: $10,000. Malachi and Eillen Gorman to Jones, Allen & Co., lot 11, Jones’ addition to Fairmount; $1. Jones, Allen & Co. to Jacob P. and Dora M. Sell- CUT RATES aie VICTORIA, B. C., and PUGET SOUND. First Clas: 88.00 Second Class.. $5.00 Meals and berth included. Ticket Office—4 New Montgomery Street. | GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., housands of genuine testimonials on' file in his private oftice. Poor treated fres on Friday afternoons. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotency, — eakness of sexual organs, los manhood, night_emissions, exhausting draing which unfit one for study businessormarriage, treated with unfailing success. Get cured an be a man. PRIVATE, Urinary and kidney ailments, sexual dis. eases of every sort, blood, skin and constitu- tional diseascs, rupture, piles, varicocele and hydrocele quickly cured without pain or de- tention from business. WRITE Jeside track yesterday. The crowd would not back the favorites, for that was gaining wealth too slowly. The favorites, with two exceptions, were beaten and the day was theirs. It. must certainly have been gratifying to the projectors of this new enterprise, who have striven so dili- and at such a vast outlay of night. Utah—Probably light snow flurries Thursday stationary temperature Thursday; probably colder Thursday night. Arizona—Fair; stationary temperature. San Francisco and vicinitv—Somewhat threat- ening, but probably without rain; stationary tem- perature; light, variable wind: W. H. HaMMO; with top impost, 118 pounds. opened up a 7 to 5 favorite, but gradually receded to 2 to 1. Libertine was backed from 4 to 3 to 1, with Vinctor third in demand. Many dollars founa their way in on the others at longer prices. Macklin forced Libertine to the front rounding the first turn, and the others saw nothing but his heels to the wire. He won romping from Star Ruby, with the favorite in third place. The last race on the card, at six furlongs, went to Barney Schrieber’s Jack Richilien. The game old fellow started a 9 to 5 favor- ite and won three parts of a length from imp. Ivy, who had been showing 1n front. with 3 to 1 about him. Gratify was backed by stable, but Grady, William Pinker- ton and Instigator were becalmed. *‘Berry ‘Wall” Sioan on imp. Santa Bella was cun- ning at the post,and when theflagfelltoa good start, had the Enélish Miss off in front, and kept her there. Sir Play came strong through the stretch, but was unequal to the task and was beaten out a neck. Gratify was a poor third and William Pinkerton a distant fourth. Considering the track, which was good, but slow, the time 1:1734, | was good. The victory was a popular one, and Sloan was accorded a warm reception | as e took down the silken pag containing Forecast Official. THE CALL CALENDAR. DECEMBER, 1895. gent money, to give the public high-class sport, to see the vast crowd filing in through the different gates; for by the time the horses were called to the post for the opening race fully 8000 persons were on the course, Fall Moon. 5 - s o W i jeneral Agents. v. Thousands a > L iRaiD s Mas Dav v K mer, lot on NW line of Arlington street, 515 SW of Lt 200 At once if living out of the city. Thousands The special trains run by the Southern | the pm_,eEimlrFemfiiv;]xre. e ay Day was third, Roanoke, SW 60 by N W 75, same; $475. 14 Dec‘eanbex;efl, cured at home. Book on Special Diseases sent Pacific carried hundreds, and the electric | Louis Ezell’s old horse, Sir Richard, too! George H. and Marie E.Gambie to Peter Al- Last Quarter. s AR P | Track and Paddook Items, ———eee s “THE CALL” RACING CHART. O R. & IN. OFFicE HoURS—9 AM. 0 12 M.. 2 to g 8 p. M.; Sundays, 10 A. M. to 12 ». on! ASTORTA AND PORTLAND, | ottt B, $2.50 Second Class, $3 First €1 OTARY PUBLIC. HARLES H. PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY-AT feritz, lots 264 to 267, Gift Map 1: also loton W 5and7ta line of Dolores street, 114 S of Grove (Thirtleth), S50 by W 5, $5. A. F. and Grace E. Colyin to Edwin Bonnell, lov on N cornerot Ottawaand Huron avenues, NE 160 by NW 225, block 7, West End 1; $10. I. 21 @ December 15, New Moon. 0 December 23, First Quarter. 5 December 81, Full Moon. Young Garner is a splendid rider over a distance of ground. His ride on Ransom could not have been excelled. At the conclusion of the Christmas handicap George Miller, who rode Bright Pheebus, was very wrathy, and justly so, 28 Audrew and Anna Taft to Joues, Allen & Co., raph pole of the E_end of House, as located Novem- 1 chains, N 51 fourth Day of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club Meeting. Weather Fine. Track Fine. t i an Francisco, Wednesday, December 25, 1895 Ingleside Track, lot comuwencing at tel high bridge at the Roc onditions; purse $400. e ) FIRST RACE—S . deg., W 2 34. at Jerry Chorn." jerry was upon imp. S 40 deg., B 3.74 chains, S STrRAMERS, MEALS AND BERTHS INCLUDED law and Notary Public, 638 Market sty u‘wo' — - == 7 S §i : : 814 dex., W 6.44 chains, = o 1L at 19 Mont. WtePalace Howl, Kesidence 1820 Fellen Teler " B G e 34 | str. | Fin. | Jockey: | Betting. | Star Ruby, and just before the bend for | A 6014 deg., W 3.84 | Dates of Depart F s or reservations call a Mont- B0 b7 it = [ % | v | Fin | Jockess lop. Ci|homie was reached deliberately cut Miller's | chains, lo%3Y, 45, Tsiais aud Satinas (Yones AGdl: | omios of Doparturo From San Franclaco | gomery street. Sl ey Columbia sails. State of California GOODALL, PERKI F. F. .December 30 January 4 . | DESTINATION | SAILS. | PIER. Point Loma. | Grays Harbor. | Dec 26,12 q Pomona. Humboldt Buy | Dec 2 Snd | Dec tion to Fairmount); also lot on ery street, 28K SW of Roanoke, SW 25 by SE 125, block 2, | Fairmount; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Albert J. (and as sttorney) and Martha Robin- { mo unt off. But for this, the latter think 8 ! he would have given Libertine a strong ar- 3| gument. Both Chorn and Macklin are Cochran 8 8 3 2 | prone to do a great deal of crowding and 8 Pryc M. F Donnelly J. Chorn .107 107 107 RAILROAD TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PAUIFIC COMPANY. (PACIFIC 5y wonr Genl. Supts. General Agent. Walla Walla Vic & Pgt Arcata. |Coos Bay. bumpipg in the races in which they ride | son (by attorney) to Lola 1. Robinson (wife of | Yaauina Bay..|Dec 2 15 | and a good, stiff fine imposed would, per- | Albert A.), aume: gift. Kel Ruver..... | Dec PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY| ™~'="'e:t 15 | hups, work a benefit. :é’n{'r'-e L. Cook and Maria A Sln\u;:xorev. al. (by i,m‘:‘:""‘: . . - o The well-known turfman, R. Van Brunt, | ghorl0) [0 Stemeda Building and LoAs, Assocls: I Dec 2810am | Oceanic | QTEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM LEA T ENBER 2 s M i s = 232 e ‘Lhe owner of Cabrillo, rolled a small \ . B’*“fi%‘lfi"““{f"“;‘? munm.dmy whart, San Francisco, as : aywards, Niles and \\erblnl‘innx ls.gA c S ) d a six ; selling; three-year-olds and upwards: penalties; v i . rriet E. ver, N ec 20,1043} Eler o 7:00a Atanti oss, Ogden and Fast.. S:5P 6. SE One and a sixteenth miles; selling; three-year-olds P! penal | amount up to a good round sum, quitting | Harriet E. Turnbull to Hans Boyer, loton N line *|Dec29.11ax | Pier 11 For Mary Tsland, Loring, Wrangel, Juneau, 71004 Benicia, aeille. Rumsay, Bacra: )0. pur. | one of the big winners of the day. & Cistrest ST ot beralia avetins, WEDOBY: Dec30.10AM Pier 24 | lisnoo and Sitka (Alask: Dec. 1, 16, : i 7:15 Eaeddd = - Feumg | W_O'B. Macd B N 105, being lots 47 and 48, Electrid Helghts o= cc 30.10aM Pier 24 =00 and Sitka (alaska), 8 9 4.3, Dee.l, 9 meato, and Redding via Davis.... 7:158 Index.| Horse, age, welght. S| % | % | % | tn | Fin.| Jockeys. |, 2 . O'B. Macdonough, the owner of imp. Brookiyn Township: $10. T Newvort ... | Dec 31, $am Pler 11 | 81, Jan. 1. 30. 71304 Martizer, San I apa, Calis- |0p- - | Santa Bella, told all of his friends to have | _James T. Boyd et al. (bv Commissioner) to W, | Dmatilia.... | Vie & Pzt Snd| Dec 31, 9au Pier 9 HOpV IGas A ¥ ancouy el (B Co) Bt Edwa tog apd Sant: . 6asm = == = =1 Gt on the filly! it Loinselt bached ‘ber| B T s M AL T China & Japu Dec31 3pm PM 8 S | send, Seattle. Tacomn, Everett, Anacortes and New | 8:304 Niles, Sau Jose. Stockion, Tone, KT TIRETS Garner.. 1.8 ipja s ety S 0f Bust Tiwenty-sixth siricty SW 50 by | GOODA......San Dlego. ... Jun 211aw Pier 11 | Whatcom (Bellingham ' Bay, Wash), 9 i s Sacramente, Maryesille, Red Blutt 108 83 (93 eklin. .. 2 el Ty S Al R LR R e el 4 Sorie. . Grays Haroor: Jan 4 Zpw Finh 8t | Dec 1, 6 11, 16, 21, 26, 81, an Iy fifth | mud Sundass exoepted Ororille. iAo : &b ookmaker George Wheelock got down ! 88778, = lay taereafter, connecting s Vancouver wit 8:304 Petcrs and Milton. . i gD e e 15 | off the block and placed a bet on Libertine | William J. Pierce to Maria L. Pierce, lot on N £K3 TO ALKLVE i i N T oty | et nes Lot Fapmanisl R =E - 72 (7114 in nearly every book in the ring. line of Clement_avenue, 140 Everett ~ & AN ] | i - O D At hare e 614 |5 S Pimh{m; Phil made some modium sized | 57eet B 45 by N 15 & tiijis i SrxiEs T L ! A i ol anain (Ham- e et g i 200LE & S & Méad Homestead! also lot on N&£ cornerof | Weeort. Humboidt Bay B Bolat Eo ot b A e s 1s = ook = L 2l > 18 S bet on Gratify for the place. The young- | ¢ ue and Everelt sireet, N 50 by I | Faralion Yaauina Bay . D O O, Do L 1S tncz and Stocktci . Good s Sander’s ch. g, by Algerine-Nellie | ster did not appear to be well in his stride eing 1ot 12, block 4, alsolot on N | Costa Rica. Deparcure Bay. foe L AT A DSl Pl Tes o Cr it T e, e s de Ay Tor IRD RACE-SE Y e N when the flag fcll, showing none of his old- | gortier Of Centrul avenue and Chestrut streer, NW | Colimbla ... | Portiand . . | Port Harford (San_ Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Livermoro. 1 eed. ) y NE 157 also lot on N lin Santa Hosa.. san Diego.. Bi 4. s1850. time speed. Gone: B W Of Chisebmit sirect WSAD et P-;b-mim\ ?turn.fluenu}“. San Ped;o. Elsl;lu SUL == T Fe T e Bewmg_ | Ed Purser was undecided over.the prob- | block 1. Stewart s 419 ot on NAw 1 S olirom Kugertey aucNCmpoct SIS TIBEITES = Index. Torse, age, weight st 3 O able winuer of the two-year-old stake and | Chest $rla:!k'cmml avenue, NE thereafier. S ndro, Haywards & Way St'ns — - — { = backed both Sir Play and Santa Bella, #10. 2 For San Diego, stopping oniy at Port Harford an Valiejo, Tmp. Shta Bella,2.116 1 T. Sloan. 3 tiley Grennan played Tom Claske for | giidy 24 Jeunie L. Morrls et al. to Charles S « | (san Tuis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los | Verauo and ] 115 3. Chorn . 7-2 Y vens. loton N Iine of East Sixteenth street,1 Newport. Taeise: Rodoriiothos AxeaTes unt N evrore RIE T ey o | 8 Doggett 6.3 [ an outside chance, and then concluded | E of Fourth avenue, E 37:6 by N 11 | Departure Bay | & 1, Dec. 1,5,9, 15, 17, 21, 25, 29, and every | Woodland, - Pinkerion, 2.108 | 3 W Mactn. = Bellrmgeyl t:ms a gfm:Hg.lnlmgtnndblmade dakiand; also lot on NE corier ot | Cliyiot ma | Panama . foureh day thereatter. = Xomsige Kuigh lmmmue, g z 3 : 0 | some swell bets on the Hildreth stable. - Esecond nd S eet, | “or Ensenada, Sgn Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, rovil D13 A dvEs 109 6 C. +loan. 15 i Cases X ¢ hi = ) being poriion of lots 45 and 48, | N . | Paz, Al nd Guaymas (Me. , str. Wiliam- 4:30r Niles, ermore and e ja9 ks o2 | Old Cascade broke one of his legs while | Tuitte Homestrad Trac, subject to a mortgaze foF | Cityof Paedia..| Viciona & Fivet Soina A e e e s S taking a jump in the hurdie race, and a timely buliet ended his career in the sad- dling paddock. W.deB. Lopez is experi- encing a spell of ill luck with his liorses. On_Monday, White Cloud dropped +dead and now he loses his old Australian cam- $10. iie 10’ Fliza Donahue, lot 8, block D, Ghskill Tract, Ozkland ift. H. F. Eckert toMrs. H. F. of Mariposa street, 411.08 SE of Grove, by N 135, belng the E portion of lot McKee Tract, Oakland Township; Del Norte. irays Harbo rth £or) | Humboldt Bay Alice Blancnari | vortiand $1400, Oakland Henry Don: Ticket office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. GOUDAXL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents. 10 Market st.. San Francisco. OCEANIC STEAHSHIP COMPARY. ~ Won handily. Winner, W. O'B. Macdonough’s b. f., by St. Sert-imp. Maiden Belle, precs, Iresno, Darbara,] 08 Angelcs, Taso, New Orleans sud field :—One mile and a hal? over six hurdles; three-year-olds and upward; handi- t. 3:307 Santa for Mojave and TH RAC se $400. AND TIDE TABL i TER[LOW WATER.| Betting, 3 anal Index.| Horse, age, weight. Lo Sas 5 5 x ™~ | ine of Mariposa street, 453.18 E of Grove street, | ot EO1 ropean Mail, ¢ Op. CL | paigner. Cascade was a good winner over | W' 18, N 135, E 8.09, S 135, to beginning, belng | ¢ mall [Large. Small |Rises Sets | Sets :fiéfi::fi@omxé‘;‘rfl; T00.3 150 s S the jumps, when competing in the land of | pordon’ of lot 14, block 3, Oakland Township; | i = = f lia: $220 first class, | & s = REE e s 2 40 | the Southern Cross, but age and various | sume: 85. 26.| 7. 2.11a 10 stee Lo 08 Oregior K e B ) S 20| ailments had removed all trace of his | Luther A.Teague toSusan W. Gifford, lot on N | 27.l 3.18a S0 mecten. Lot ville, Redding, Portland, Lo g Z h e of bis | yneof piar anhco V. and D, Peraita, 200 E ath) Adoaa T Sound and Last s JA om i ormer greatness, | of Herzog street, S 52,44, W 50, N 53.42, 'k 50, to SR =5 7:00p San Leandro, Hagwards Way s 10:308 e b Imp. Candid’s performance was a dis- | bezinning: Steamship Australia, 'MP%I;LemA]:i‘;gfiy.wn”rd% nySlfi'fi 1004 A E appointment, both to her owner, who| Murgaret Roach, (wife of Morris) toMorris, Cor- R Honolulu only, Sawr- | T10:052 \“,9';;‘ Ei‘"fi‘d’ Pt IR P ghton, backedih 1 } i nelius, Frank and Aibert Roach, re-record of 582 day, December 28, at 10 s e e e Bedford, 4 acked her, and to the admirers of the NE rncinal avenue and street, 12 50 by WEDNESDAY, December 25. AN and Bact. black mare. S8ome fault was found with Joe Piggott’s riding, who is not at his best of late. Bedford was backed down from N 140, being fov 5 of block T, of lands adjacent to Encinal, less a strip of 10 feet tsken off the S por- tion of said lot for widening Encinal avenue, Ala- ift. and Marianna T. Silvester to Hugh M. Stmir Eureka, Jepsen, 70 hours from Newport and way ports: pass and mdse, (o Goodall, Perking Co. Stmr Scotfa, Johnson, 36 hours from Rockport, via Fort Bragg 18 hours; lumber. etc, to Cottoneva Australian steamer, ALAMEDA, sails via Honolulu and Auck- land, Thursday, Jan. 9, ay'2 P. 3. able’s ch. g, by Apache-Irene. *Fell at first jump. A Newak, Centerville,San Jose, Felton, Boulder Creek, Sahta Cruzad Way Stat 2to4to 5 3 SRR 1 for a mild sort of a ** ng’ in the | Cameron, lot on W line of Harian street, 466, Lumber Co. Red| Index.| Horse,age. weight. |St. | 14 [ Jockeys hurdle race, but he as well as imp. Creigh- line of Peralta, N 25 by W 135, being | Brship Rossshire, Baxter, 59 days from New- | | SEXCTAT s usesifu subdivision D, in lot 8, block 802, Watts' Tract, | Map 2. Oakland; $10. ton met disaste castle, NSW; 3408 tons coal, to J D Spreckels & at the second jump. Ticket office. 114 Montgomery street. Freight oflice, 327 Market street. 4 115/ 4 Grady was away last in the stake event, v ] | - y ay last stak 3 ntos, lot on p Drumlanrlg, Farren, 166 days from e 8 siar Kuby 3108 3 | Chiorn but cut little figure in the running any- of Filbert. 50 | Dunkirk: 16,000 bbls cement, 500 tons coal, to DABEE (TR SHE RO 5 L Agents. i oy G gt B e way. Like many another two-year-oid > 100, bock 1, Golden e Homesiead: $10, | Mever, Wilson & Co. cursion. Ban Jose an 31 Polaski. 4. 80, 2 I Sfors Thice Clides i iy 58 and 9, b ock 2071, estate of Louistana, Jackson, 8 days from Seautle; 1 Can’t Dance, aLisa S :’]‘lort hin ”'Ed hree L_hec(x;. colt is paying lind Township: §10. Rons coal, (0 Centras Cont Co. ‘mm.leEGENERlLETRA‘SITLAW“QUE 68 Vincoor, 3 U108 ¢ W Mariin. ie penaity of being pitted against one of | * W illiam A Reed (0 William Sample, | Bktn J M Griflith, Arev, 14 days from Port Had- | T e e e SULiSanpasn = BEeLt, the crack sprinters of the country. He has | lots 19 and 20, block C, Lincoln Park, Oakland | lock: lumber and laths. to W J Adams. S5 CATmaden;Weds OMPANY’'S PIER (NEW),42 NORTH River, foot of Mortonst. Travelers by m this line avoid both transit Englisn railway Township; $10. Rene de Tocqueville (by attorn Schr Cha Harbor; 2 Hanson, Nielsen, 8 days from Grays M it lumber, to Aden & Bros, Vallejo. never been the same youngster since his bruising run with Libertine at the State 8:154 San Jose, Tres Pinos, Good start. i o Tacifio Grove, Paso’ Roble Winver, J. G. Brown & Co.’s b. h., by Leonatus-Fabis. At post, 15 min- Won handily ¥) to the County otes. Time, 1:443 of Alameda, u right of way not to exceed 12 feet in | _Schr Fanny Adele, Murchison, 8 days from Grays i3 O ol Pai i Alameda, u rig 3 e * ¥ A 8 day > discomfort of crossing the channel in a s nis Ohispo, G 1 Prine b = = = = Fair meeting. . witdth, beginning ata poinc on the SW line of « | Harbor; lumber, to 12 K Wood Lumber Co. s e i Tarin. h:‘-':lo““n.; o uaics ”"'"‘ (). SIXTH RAC X furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and upward; conditions; purse $400. Cicerq was pretty tightly squeezed up | right of way of uhe Souchern Pacific Company's | Sohr § M Weathorwax, Hoghes. 8 days. from | firsi-clase $160; second class, $116. A San Joso aid Way 440). against the fence the last sixteenth of the | Failway, SW 960.50 from most W corner of lands | Grays Harbor; lumber, 10 E K Wood Lumber Co. | 1,3 BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeut . 5 e ; 7 i hurdle run, and J. Owens, his rider, had a | Fownahin: 8500, £ 111000 b NW 65, Eden Jailet, ; o ien S aoer . e s Ehiliag TS . % 5 S ’ wns X ¥ EDNES : “apt. Deloncle. . Index. | Horse, age, weight. | St.| 14 % | % | stn | Fin | Jockeys. gash cut in his leg. Could he have got| John L and Johanna J. Shiman to William H. WEDNE DAY, Decsmbardo: 5 e — — throuch the old cripple would have been | and Bertha S. Cope, 26.90 wcres on =. lins of Nmr‘II_AkY‘P{IE Anderson, LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Rupe Jack Richelien,8.107 1 /. | 215 | 114 {J.Chorn. hot aiter the long e ‘f‘,f the purse. Kottinger avenue at NE corner of Plat 17, Pleas- [ Stmr Truckee, ‘Thomas, it s S B Ot e Y e e January 11. Tmp. Ivy, 4 104 5 -5 | 21" |c 1 anton Homestea, thence SW 11.76 chains, NW | Stmr State of California, Ac LA GASCUGNE, Capt. Baudelon. . .. 34 May Day, 4 07| 3 52 | 3% |Coady.. , — 52 chains, NE 4.53 chainy, NW 1.49 cnains, | Stmr Willamette Valley, Von Helms, Guaym: = January 18, 30 Capt. Skedance,s. 99| 7 |. 314 | | 13 |Piggott. Christmas in Old England. 10.39 chains, SE 10.25 chains, to beginning, | Stmr Greenwood, Carison. 85~ For further particulars apply to (391 Kivo, 2 107, 6 af | | 56 |Doggett. BomeToils Lrp i itie bl q | being plats 1,,°18, 19 and portion of play 20, | Jumr Mexico, Hall, San Diexo. A. FORGET, Agent, 118 ,a...100] 40 67} | 88 |C.Sloan = 2 € inclined to grumble and | pleasanton Homestead, Murray Township; $10. Br bark Olmara, Brown, Melbourne. No. 3 Bowling Green, New York. CREEK ROU 105 2 R 7 Tone. complain because Christmas is not cele- S R TS i i I e J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Agents, 5 Montgomery | prom SAN FRANCISCO—Foot of Narket Street (Slip 8)— Wi BTy O o e e T brated these days in the way our great- e D e o, Rt avenue, San Francisco. s 9.00 11:00A50 1100 *2:00 $3:00 great-grandfathers and their grandfathers HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sehr Mary C. Campbell, Dodega. «00 1600 *6:00rax. celebrated it, writes a London corre- From 0AKLAND—Foot of Broadway.— :00 CUNARD LINE. Teiegraphic. o » a2 it 0 e acata = 8:00 THE “CALL” RACING GUIDE. spondent in the Chicago News. But, if| oo P ‘\,’;";;E,l’l‘::‘l,fl‘;" s POINT LOBOS—December25—10 » M—Weather | New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown, | 10:00A. 11200 *100 ~ 3300 *3:00 400 —_— tacee H;fl:}r;blerlfi toboh s tlrcyng:lr: fo bunt | p \ Bsdel, Poiiand. F T James, Japan cloudy: wind NW: velocity 12 miles. from Pier 40, North Riv “3:00eat. = 3 i istri i rough the old books which tell about | C 0 Daviason. Butte, Mt A H Bradford, Montclair Spoken. FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE A for Morni P for Afternoo: To-day’s Entries at the Bay District Track, With the Weights: | ihe Christmas times of long ago. they | 3 Fiseh Pt Al % Eharateons Coomaist® | per Br anip Drumiantie00t 10-56 14 8,87 40 W, ia.Jan. 4, 8:30 A Campania, Feb, 1, 7 * Sundays excoptod 1 Saturdays only, Best Records and Pedigrees Al S AR e oW | Lucania.Jan. 4, 8:30 A x Campania, ¥eb. 1, 7 A x : 3 edig & would probably be very well satisfied with | W ¢ Pevion, Santa Cruz W Ellison, « oston ship John McDonad. from New York, for San | giruria, Jan. 11, Noon Umbria, Feb. 8, Noon 2 1 Sundays only. In races where the horses have no record at the distance to be run the records at the next nearest | the existing conditions of affairs. Dr Ward & w, 8 Cruz J L Barton, Boscon Francisco. ‘Aurania, Jan. 18, 9 A M Aurania. Feb. 15, 8 4 M ++'Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only. Per bktn J M Griffith, Dec 24—39 35 N, 126 35 W, bktn Klikitat, from San Pedro for Port Gamble. Domest ¢ Ports. PORT BLAKELEY—Sailed Dec 24—Schr Chas E Falk, for Newport; schr Golden Shore. FORT BRAGG—Salled Dec 25—Stmr Scotla, for San Franeisco. A M Bergmin, Chicago T'B Cunningham, Cantn §8undays and Thursdaya J O Wagner, SantaCruz B F' Blo ew J D Scott, Sinta Cruz A L Keed, New York Howe & w, Passana H T Pondexter, Stanford T Yobel, Los Angeles R P Cross, stanford Mrs W L Woodrow, S Je F H McCullogh & w,L Ga B Kaufman, New York E A Perkins, New York Servia, Jan. 25. \oon Etruria, Feb. 2, 11 o x Cabin passage $60 and upward: second cabin §45, 810, 315, according (0 sicamer and_accommo- dations. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe | at very low rates. For freight and passage apply at company’s office, 4 Bowling Green, New York. VERNON H. BROWN & CO., General Agents. QTuesdsys and Saturdays SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- gistance are given. Abbreviations—F., fast; Fa., fair: H., heavy; m., mile; £., furlong; ¥, about. In England during the times of Queen Elizabeth and Charles [T there was mighty ittle religion or Christianity shown in | 7T H the Christmas festivities. Every one | pihco ol Bultalo celebrated the great day, but the principal s Dist. |Lbs Tk. Owner. 98 96 .|South Park stable ~|3. McDonuld..... *|Vici stable . ~IMrs. Anderson, Amigo ...... Soledad se0. Dickenson. 0 Slavghter Kathleen......... Yot GlnDudi Gano-Mandy Fortune Little Alp-——— Chester-Queen of the Nation aim of most of the men was to get as drunk as possible. There are many de- grees of intoxication, and from all ac- counts the gentlemen of those days es- tablished records which have never been J Duer, New York H ¥ Lyon, Slanford J P Pomeroy, Bosion Miss C Richards, Hongkg N Young. England A Macmullar & W, Japan Y Orgawa, Japan 3 Asadu, Japan Mr Keswi¢k & w, China ASTORIA—Arrived Dec 25—Ger bark Mathilde Euessen, from Talcahuano. Sailed Dec 25—Stmr Columbia, for San Fran- clse MENDOCINO—Sailed Dec 25—Stmr Point Ar- ena, for San Francisco. Good accommodations can always be secured on application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., Agents, San Francisco. CIFIC RAILWAY (0. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market St. San Francisco to San Rafael. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. approached since. Some of the clergy fought the custom vigorously, but to little effect, for the PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Dec 24—Stmr Aleazar, from Newport; Haw stmr San Mateo, fm Comox. GRAND HOTEL. J Lawrence, Cal S M Grant, W H Alison, Cal Imp. Cheviot-Lizzie P | Duke Norfolk-Elaine Hyder Ali-Attraction 12:3% ) P. Thursdays—Extra tri| at 11 %5 M. Saturdays—EXira trips at 1: 0, 5:10, Anselmo C M Spetzer, Cal TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL Crawford | irim stable...... | Apache-Emma | = S D Prather, Oaklan Alathew, P Sailed Dec 24—Stmr Alcazar, for San Francisco. nightly for the West Indies an and 1 . it Rarior [Dbke Norfoarargheld | reason that the good men were sadly R G P Badoner CASPAR.Salled Dec 24—stmr Jewel, for San | S iotmEhey 1o o ( foute at Sethonsgh, | SUNDATS 800 9:80, 11:00 A.x; 1:30, 3:30, *|3. Corrigan. .. |Onondaga-Miss Hight kandicapped by fellow-ecclesiastics, who W Warren, Cal ‘W strong and wf, Detroit | Pearo. . France, and Plymouth to land passengers. 5:00, 6:20 P. 3. d . Burns&Watrhouse. | Imp. Darebin-Lon Lanier | joined the drinking bouts with as much odwin, Sacramento F Templeton, Vallejo SAN PEDRO—Arrived Dec 25—Schrs Sadieand | ~ Tprough bills of lading, in connection with the San Eafael' to San Franofs 2| |t renton-Giondola ripton, Vallejo W R Louttel, Sacramento | Louise, from Umpqua; stmr ’asadena, Excelsior | pacifie Mall S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas- co. fervor as the most degenerate layman In fact, several of the mosi potent bev- erages of the time were named after cliurch dignitaries, notably the *‘bishop,” WEEK DAYS— 26, 7:55, 9:30, 11:10 A, . B : . Saturdays— 20d 6:35 e a0 XA trl 40, 11:10 A. M.; 1:40, 3:40, and Tillamouk, from Eureka; bkin Katie Flickin- ger, from Tacoma. SAN DIEGO—Arrived Dec 25—Ger ship H Bis- choft, from London. COOS BAY—Arrived Dec 25—Stmr South Coast, e to direct ports in England and German: Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymonth, Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $195; thir: elass, $97 50. For further particulars apply to PARROTT & C Alarm-Hira Looman,Los Angeles C Curry and wf, Martinez K E Impey, Cal G Auxanau and wi, San J Miss F Hart, San Jose W Nichols, Stan.ord Un R M Straus, Arizona J Doel, Cal D Brown and w,Clements R Brumbaugh, Portland 5 Lbs record.| Dist. |Lbs Tk. Betwcen San Francisco and Schuetzen Park same Pedigree. ‘*cardinal,” *“‘pope’’ and “‘lawn sleeves.” 2 5 Consl ; J Bartlett and wi, Denver G Knight and Wi, Denver | hence Dec 22. 3 6 C Free will 5t 99 F... R. Hugh ovaio s ka (0“7“1:"“’19 .‘"";.‘V” displayed by the | G Hoffman, Sacramento G L Avers and wf, s Rosa | Safled Dec 35—Stme Home: for San Francisco. sulicauls saiatioy e 2145 ¢ o D N e s men of that period in concoctingdrinks of | P P Perry and wite, Cal J G Barris, Sononia SEATTLE—Arrived Dec 25—Schr Compeer, N Lieave Ineffect Arrive asel. . 1 m . 'Woodiawn stabl Ben Ali-Ezza wonderful power. The famed ‘*stone W, HLSteivart, Kedlands G Detjinsand wi. Pleastn | Dec 7. = T N N Sen Mrancisca. |- gcs, 28 San Francisco. Summer Time. 5t I Primero stabl Fitziames-Springlike feuice” of Jersey or the weird ‘“‘tan, P Mg il Movements of Trans-Atlantio Stesmers, ", 1595, = — RIS S, e 5. Sonreiber Ben Al Fo of the Geo,.g;g' e h‘i‘f,::’l‘:f“ NEW WESTERN. NEAV VORK—Amrived Deo 25—Stmr Teutonic, Leave Fler g:;lf'nfifit“gfigfysfl Vo | SU | vestination.| SUN | WeEx rincessNoretta, 23 - Burns & Wal mpNorfolk-Hnda Dwye: i : riothe F Fuller, Bakersfi J Regan, US N from Liverpool. e . - L . A 13/ B Wasrhons o e Dvrar p:avlhmg]s;cm’nl_)nred with the intoxicants | wiiifam Fox. W f};"e",:;:,sg S Navy Siiled Deo G5—Stmr Paris, for Southampton: | s~ Accommodations Reserved by Telephone- Novato, |10:40 x| 8:50 A% of Queen Bess’ time. A mixture of wine, | H Wilkinson'& w, N Y F Kelly, U S Navy stmr Friesland, for Antwerp. B STEAMER : Petaluma, | 6:05 Py 10:30 ax THIRD RAC ix furlongs; G. H. Mumm handicap. ale, cider, cognac, fruit and spice Aavors | 3 Witt, Boston F J Gannon, U S Navy LIZARD—Passed Dec 25—Stmr New York, {or | ¢, ¢, Walker. J. D. Peters, |Santa Rosa.| 7:30 pu| 6:15 i T e T was @ common drink. Any one familiar | JAmes Norris, Boston Jas Clancy,'U'S Nuvy | Southampton ana Bremen; stmr Stuttgart, for | ary Garratts City ‘of Stockton, o Index. Name. Lbs| record. | Dist. |Lbs Tk.| Owner. ! Pedigree. with the effects of mingled liquors can| Ny m-&'fi!‘"&hc.&f‘ ;11%.:*1";.55233 27{"'5:‘:\"1-:1-1 HEA D—Passed Dec 26—Stmrs Ven. | _ Telephone Main 805. Cai Nav. aud Impt. Co, n‘e‘n'x'r'(g;m'g 10:30 axe. 439 | Civertine . = 194|E.. |70, e B 00 Tetnatos Baists ens)lytxmazme what a drink of this kind SBnok; Jeinnesois F E Ward & w, Park- | etia and Stettin, for New York. jeyserville, 411’ Potentate. | 7% 1110 H.' Burns&Waterhouse | Haydenl:dwards- oA o BRI [ L nporiations. ) 8:30 rxe| Cloverdale. | 7:30 »| 6:15 rg = B R Sl e | T eotenen orank ontof gasenor | $ENES ST Mmooy | aovragey TR v oo | VALLEN) AYD MARE ILAD. e g _ C. Lougherty....... Flambeau-Gerhardine cups called mazes, nogeins, whiskins, pig- | Yos Ledatr, alban CA Wi i e aRary 20 O o = A » Nog y ) il y C A Wiison, Rodeo ksl v . 10 bxs oranges, 3 bxs STR. MONTICELLO, . e Tnatoliat S5t imwood Stk Farm | [mp. Brutus-In alation | gins, cruisers, bowls and tankards, all of | D Cremins, Alcatraz B N Youngken, Rodeo SNewpoct AU aks dryfoie - 18:00 AM| Ukiab. | 7:30 x| 6:15 Yo k1 He; | 90 e e |Joe Hooker-Marion prodigious size compared with the small LICK HOUSE. East San Pedro—26 bxs lemons, 41 bxs oranges. Dally, except Sunday—10 A. M., 4 P W 10:30 Jo K.... 86 61 5 F. L T, |Jim Brown-Proximate lasses used to-day. They imported their | JA Sayward, Victoria,B C J C Shinn, Niles San Pedro—320 sks wall plaster. Sunday—8 ». M. Guerneville. | 7:30 = Flashlight | 20 Im | 88 ¥a. Hope Glen St Fim Surinam-imp. Paloma bristmas drinks from far and near and { J W Pepper, Oakland ~ Edward Mehiart, Cal Hueneme-—1 bx shoes, 1 cs tongues, 2 cs corn, 1 Landine, Mission 1. Pler 2. i 6:15 pe [4mp. Star ituby 108 50T Whe & Co--[Humplow-Orasment | also the habit of drinking at Christmas- | Joptelih, Chicago Thomay Dalby, Chicago | DRLCMER TBXANS, | o 1o baking powder, 1 ble S Sonoma |10:40 ax| " 8:50 A Miss Norma,... [ 87 St ey Honciasno aies MUEEIos | tide, for itis claimed that the boisterous | s tiontcahe Marysv 1 L NewmmealoAlto & | twine, 3 cs eges, 2 bals dry pels, 7 cs wine, 1 sk - e T 6:16 re Oregon Eclipse. 100 6f J. Robbins. .. |Joe Hooker-Lulu Riggs festivities originated with the Scandina- | C G Betts, Spokane W I Coftman, Merced dry fruit, 11 skscorn, 86 bxsoranges, 1 bx live RAILROAD TRAVEL. - (432) Ferris Hartman| 88 511 S |Imp.Woodlands-Honora | vian and Teutonic tribes. It is on record | S Silver, Merced M Simon, Habforg . turkeys, 612 sks beans, 50 bxs lemons, 2 bxs gro- =5 o | Sebastopol. ‘ué':gg AM|10:30 Axg 298 |Comrade. ......| 90 U2 %61 {Tyant Biithesome that one brave Teuton gave his guests at | . © Jiundies & Petaln W S Hall' & v, Petaluma | cerles, sk walgais, 1 b notions. S X 2 05 x| 6:15 g —— - - o . DE W J Hussey,Mt Hamiln W Butt & 0 ‘arpenteria—2 3 . ages connect ot San Rafael for Bolinas. FOURTH RACE—One and an eighth miles: handicap. Christmastime bacon to eat and beer and | J D Cuip, San Felipe J xnxg;y,eég:“i,.‘}}iesfl;pfi Santa Barbara—5 rolls matting. 1bx apples. 45 D Atl antlc Stages connect at Cloverdale for the Geysers. : ; Bost | T mead from the udder of a goat. This|JK rox, Petaluma J Thurman, St Louis, Mo | D¥slemons, | ?&;’fg,l’\g;::""* . KoiaEes connect at Pieta for Highland Springs, Index.| Name. |Lbs|record.| Dist. |Ls|Ti| Pedigree. meadl wass very aweet liq or, thick and | 1 1 oleman,Santa Cras T W Uliammer Sanma gy | Port Hclord 1 bal fenco wire, 10 bxs fish, 23 AND Stagen connect at Ukiah for Vich Springs, Blas | ol 3 i A eks, | J H McLean,| sks dry froit, 1 chst tools, 60 bxs apples, 18 cs ezss, es, Laurel Dell, Upper Lake, Booneville, G Julia 0. [,9512:18 [1%m | 93l “Honi Outcast-Malva, and astonishing as an 1ntoxicant. L S AR ou cheese, 1 keg 13 bxs butter, 1 cs dressed tur. .o wood, Mendocino City. Fort Bragg, Usal, Westpern eter 1. 41 m a. tock Fm Imp. Bratus-Bonnie Jean BALDWIN HOTEL. keys, 1 bbl wine. 1 bx dry goods, 1 bx iron, 1 bdl acIliic Calito, Willatts, Calpelia, Pomo, Botter Valley, Jol kred Gardner...| 101 i £ 31, Taylor. LakeBlackburn-Entilade e =y 8 Hayne, Bangor F L Clapp, Boston canvas. Day's, Lively's, Gravelly Valley, Harris, 7 con se E 1104 /50 B2 & .Woodlands-Ladys Mal 4 -Day. ! Edwards, New York H H White, Portlund Cavucos—2 hi-bbls tallow, 4 bdls green hides, 39 and Eureica. Wawona. | 97 F..|Mokelumne Stock¥|Imp. Sir Modred-Typhoon. .+ | 3 G Simpson, Mont Cal N, pbpedy? y 4 Satu - e = P! Itm;ded .0 notes of d.leruul'em_. for I did | 7, Ackerman & w. Cal J 3 Caldwell & :-_vn}(orx bas butter; 9 o eges, 3 coops chickens, 1 bx books, RAILROAD | asacazcay to Monday round-trip ttcketsat reduced 3 g not and do not intend to writeit. It was|HL Wiliams & w.Cal DG Stivers, Butte, Mont | * San Simeon-_34 bxsbutter, 4 hfcs eggs, 2 sks Trains leave from and arrive ' _ OB Sundays reund-trip tickets to all polnts bes P 1 "ell "03"5 long it hg a ‘:"hfl equally inno- F brjexs Butie, Mont | D i do abalones, 24 calves, 1bx provisions, 1 sk quail, 1 | @23 at Market-Stree: Ferry, | yond San Rafael a: half rates. Name. . |Lbs|Tk.| Owner. K cent and more abroad an A8 P » do Mcd en, DO = g o . 3 = | Pedigree. e i ot n fit chan‘ged W Pernazs, do O D Gooper, a0 joolgl i’}ifii‘ifl% — Pex Bootis-60 M-fv Iuniher, § bles 4 e | Ticket Offices, 650 Market st.; Chronicle bulldingy S et ] 99| B, .| A1 Mantin. | Sator Panaohtihbes much since. e Turks are stiil on guard Wm Slater, do G W King, 3t oo 5 H.C. WHITING, R.X. RYAN, My Sw Lo o S at the cradle and the grave of Christ to | D N Riclards do LJ Hartzell, do Fort Bragg—158 M £ lumber, 1 bx fish. SANTA FE EXPRESS Gen.Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent, Malo D Joe Hooker-Oxilla try to keep the devout Christians from y&wen do Robt Ellis, do P ey To Chicago Ty i - Detective. Tmp. Deceiver-Exile spattering up the walls with each other’s | X Welss do J d McPherson, do Per Eureka—Campodonico & Malcolm: N _Ohl- 0 via A. & P. Direct Line Montuna. Storey-Uga blood. The lamps haye been carefully and | J V Bonm:® oo T o N s andt & Cor Gould & Jaudin: LG Sresovich & Co: | Leaves every day at 3:30 . x,, carrying Pl NORTH PACI"G C{)As Colling Inspector B-Plazza nearly equally d&ided between the Greeks, | B Smith,” o9 A Ehompol ) (e WS ocum; E L Snell; C Carpy & Co: Coghill & | Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepérs to Chicage RA“AR(M' emper Falsetlo-Sylphide : d E q et o Kohn; Amer Carb Acid & Gas Co; Columbla Cof- | Vs Kansas City without change, An: (Via Sausalito Ferry), Eoabed i i R . outans; sewall ayitite B o £ 166 & Tea Co; Buckingham, Hecht & Co; Nevilie | Denver and t. Louis. | 1ieX CATS 10f | From San Francisco, & Octone =i space around und the time for worship. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. | & Coi Garcia & Maggint:; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; C WEEKDAYS, |~ O'¢F 27 1898, SIXTH KAC What strikes the traveler most foreibly ‘A Perkin: Bissinger &Co: Dalton Bros; C Man: CHICAGO LIMITED, nd San Rafael—7:30, 9+1 T on seeing Jerusalem for the first time is | , U 'TE? STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIL- | Gray & Barbieri; H Dutard; J K Armsby & 5615, 60 , 9:13, 11:09 Lbs record. | Dist. |Ls|Tk.| Sudden; De Bernardi & Co: Wood. Curis& Co: G | From Los Angeles to Chicago. Index. Name. Owner. Pedigree. the littleness of everything. Th TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO, De- 0, 9:15 A M.; 1 5 i % . The Mouut | cemper u5 . A Brush: Braver, Grassholt & Co: J M Fitzgid- Exira irips 10r Sai Katael on Monder 0T, Mo 61 | L|C.J. Finn. {Tmp. True Briton-Coserre | 0F Olives is a little motnd; Mount Moriah | genernt ;m:vtfi:f-’ §x. .~ Weather conditions and | hong:' W g 3 Siourie & Co: Jas Smith: Rainer Pro- Solia_Vestibule Train Daily, with Dining-cars, | daysaud Suurdays at ;'il:a('o"v.’?‘“d""' Wednes. LERR - T Fox. [Imp. Trade Wind-Mistietoe | 13 8 scarcely. perceptible rise of ground; | “wne following are the seasonat malnfalls to date | 005, C0 GOMI0n & Co; HaIl & Ol oy | leave San Fraaciace a5 a- st and Sa0 L1, S8 SUNDA Y Dunham; Levi Spiezel & Co; G Camilloni & Co: A Paladini: American Union Fish Co; Immel & Co; J H Cain & Co; Norton. Tglier & Co: Bennett and 3:30 p. M. daily, i‘fi:‘x;nh"to the Eala’v. ‘resting 3 and good meals in Harvey’s fllnlnz-mm‘o:cd.l:el;’s: For Mill Valley, Sa 8:00, 10:00, 11:30 4. 2 3 30 S o . <1l AL Bostwick.... | Imb. Mariner-Cimetar 109 H.. Hope Glen Stk Frm Imp. St. Simeon Tennessee ...|... |3, Maddox |Nk of Woods-Lathrop Belle . | Briganiize. ... “Tenn, Muid. .!Colleen Bawn,. Mount Zion isa ygentle hill; the valley of ¥ Thy Jehosaphat is a deep, ugly gulch with e best rallway from an New rails, new ties: no du Socns A 2. 1:30, 3 *10€3 0t a1 San Quen io, £ 00 *8118 #s compared with those of same date last season: Eureka 15.38, last season 1774; Red Bluf? 6.66, Virgie A 1'94'; JIB. Wara, | Imp.True Briton-Bix Bertha scarcely enough water in it to wet a last season 12.27; S & Immel: Wiison & Baechtel ; Witzel & Baker; W THROUGH TR, Veva.. 108 F.I|A.H. B - G ¥ stage stamp and i A -27; San Francisco 4.10, last season | 4+ Njpenell: S Levyd Co: Brigham, Hoppe & C i . ALNE eva o8l |a- . Browa Tmp. Greenback-Lillle W | postage D, the Tyropeon valley i | 11.22; Fresno1.11, Instsenson 4.71: San LuisObls. | 1y iicBells 8 Levyd Co: g, e o, Ticket Cflice—644 Market Street, 380 4. 3. weekdays—Cazaders and way stationa. Eventide uras, 1:45 P. M. Saturdays—T, 8100 4.1 Sondaye—Foln Feyen ana ay sasiine Flambeau-Evangeline an alley.—McClure’s Magazine. PO 4.00, last season 9.64; Los Angeles 1.7, last. Hilmer, Bredhoft & Schulz: Weil Bros & Co; Pac Chronicle Building.