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14 B e e e e e e e s e T THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NO 2 1. 1897 MBER ROOMS TO LET—Continped. 414 71 © and bath. 1 LARKIN—ELEG 2 $16: hall room, §6: bath Laram e T SUNNY SUITE, gas. > reo.. £ LARKIN—NICELY FURNISHED SUN- ny suites; also single rooms; running water 80 1409 LAREIN— ¢ ) bath; large baseme it; sonable. LAR 4 KIN SUNNY doub.e room: grate; $7. ) FURNISHED SUNNY FLAT. tubs: yard; rea- M 13 70 MARTHA Mason 11 ©1 MCALLISTEK — FURNISHED ng Martha ¥ Sunny large room for MeAtiister MAKKET—BAUNFUL SUNNY OF- fices; new buii i $9 up. luce. PLACE, ~0. GEARY, ABOVE sirecs. PAR- © | lorand bedroom, with the use of kitchen and dinin g-room. 6! T AN +~ MINNA, COR. F D | nished bay-window room 00K tamily ™ suimate K HOUSE, .ol 1g-house na Street. HTH—-NEWLY FUR- $1 3 week. MISSION. #1550 EELFCT 85 yper week EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND iocution. 1215 Octavia st, San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH. pupil of Proiessor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scotiand, and graduate of the rchool of Orutory, Pbiladelphis Pa. teacher. Office davs, ' hurs. P. M., Saturday A M EALD'Ss BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeplng, business practice, snori- bana, typine, telegraphy, ianguazes, English branches: electrical, civii and miniug eugineering, survesing assaying, navigaiion, etw.: 20 ieachers: Cav and evening se<sions: write for catalogue. ] OOKKEEPING-THERE 18 NO COLLEGE 1> on (artis whosé course is as thorough as mine: 4 108 weeks ouly required: rapidity acfigures & specialty. TARR, 855 Market st, room 572. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. —STODART PIANO, UPRIGHT, $80; 2— 17lone & Co piano, apriehy, $118: 3—Muler plano, upright, $160; 4—Curiaz plano. uprigh., $185; 6—Vose plauo, upright, $:05: 6—V.se planc, upright, $215; 7—behuing piano, upright, $250; 8—roenisch piano, upright, $250: 9—Ster- ing pluno, upe got, #288: 10—Chickering piano, upright, $300; tempting BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 16 10 20 U'Farr. 1l st., our building. T *HEEMAN, CLAY & CU’S, THE MUSI- ( beadquarters of the Pacific’ Coast, 13 the pluce Lo buy piunos and organs; new pianos from $175 to $1400; second-hand irom $5. upward: terms as low a5 §3 per month; sole represe:ita tives for Stelnway & ~ons, A. B Chase, ©.merson. Ludwig. Smi.h & Barnes pianos and Kstey planos and organs. Corner of Kearny and Suiter sta YRES BUSINESS CULLbui o0 MONT- gomery s.: individual instruction In short band, typing, bookkeepinz lelegraphy. eic.. life tcholarship $50: jow Tates Jer week Aud month. UNT'S DANCI ACADEMY, 320 POST: s juvenile classes Sats, 2 P M . privats lessons daily, 10:30 105: sduits’ c.ass Mouday evenings. FONGIN R CIVIL KLECL mining. wech., survey,assay, archit.: day&eva: 1264 A VAN DER NAILLKN, 935 Markez est TED—GOOD ACCOMPANISI: YOUNG ‘em neration lessons in vocal musie; JAN Ind. ) tescher of experivnce. address K. b., box 8Y, Cail. INGLIsH: PRIVATE LESSONS: EXPERI- Y encel teacuer: letcers written; 3 to 6. MI>S FULLEG, 836 . urk st AL MUSIC, MAKCHESI SYSTEM, 8250 12 21 R MIssION fro 5t ) fro SMISS10 —LARG nt room: a so si 1c ui or back kitchen it desired 13 O+ ©O'FARRELL—S - Z suite; single from 85 up. 8ee (0 aporeciat NINTH —4 NICrLY FU house eej rooms it. NNY DOUBLE ngle. Y FUR parior, cr boih; LY RNIS : bath and gas; O’Farrell Street. SUNNY FRONT PARLOR 11 PA 34 Gl ever 2114 12y ab e PINF runn nings. [ 1001 ~ POLK—FRONT 99 9 i, Page Street. G n shed rooms for housekeeping. Pme Stre ARGE SU ¢ 2 zentlemen, —PLEASANT Ing wate Nk — LARGE m: suitable for DOU { wiso single. $1 week up. 3 blucks Palace : eheap. NR. BAKEE—2 NICELY FUR- $1L XY ROOM $8; private. SUIT- SUNNY JUMS all Sundays or SUNNY FRONT man and wife. 20, BLE ROOMS, $10; Siree.. POST (BOHEMia), OPPOSITE UNION Hotei—Sunny rooms; board opilotal; ba b elevator night and day O JANDOLPH HOUSE, \'50 ray-window ning water. gas: ) 62 and cold watér, bath POST, 3 BLES PALACE—:AY @ow sunny roums:board optivn: ., Pu~ Z ough n parior. £130tos — CHANGED renovated. s MES. WIN- elevator. POST, COR. MASO smalier rooms; run 50 per week. THOR- single; hot M. SCHULZ FURN l\!ll"l’l 75!,\V 631 NT ) ¢ room: lady OF genteman; gas: ba'h: running water: ¥6 month. Lowe.. s.ree.. 917 POWELL (FHE COSMOS) — ELE- o 17 508 LW halir o 6 3 RITCH, BE Suany froat room | ©r S XTH—CHE SaAN ELL, NEaAR oom gant:y furnished rooms; reasonabie. Ritch Street. FOL-OM tarn San Carlos CARLOS sixth AVE., and Valencia—surny turnished front room; AND HARRISOX sned: reasorable. Avenue. BET. MISSION IN THE CITY: —4) housekeeping and other rooms. 156 wou nule: runn SIXTH—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE water; bat : cheap. 16 SOUTH ished hous:keeping PARK—2 WELL-FURN- 50 single; cheap 56 4: rur STEVE. tevenson Stree SON—LAR nished front oo GE : rent SUNNY 3. NICE- JUROPEAX, Y rooms: baths; hot ai Siuckion 17 uite or single: su 4 cold water: transient: elevator. cet. STOCKTON — ELEGANT dayv, week or mon Kitch TENTH— Tenth Str. ARC also front 8 en eot. Y ROOM, WITH ngle room. { I DANCL.G _~CHOOL: 8 r M 17 Devisadero. GAMBLE'S Cinss Sac Ny aduits Both".’r.rL\u, S ANLUMMETIG, WAlTING, be: 5 mo. 1504 Nkt .op.Sn SLASCU'S LYCEUM SCHOUL OF ACTING— )1y rebearsed on siage. Alcazar building BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND JLARG- est_house wes: of thica:o is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 268. 28 and 30 O'Farrcll st. Planos, orzans and all other musical instruments. of all grades and prices Terras easy: prices lowest Fverything possivia wous to piemss wnd satisty the customer. CIUALLY SACH1FICED—LISTOF PLANOS for following week: $550 Steinway. $275: #0560 (hickeriug, $2:0: $450 Colby, §2.5: $oU0 Cenover, $300; 1ong list second-land pianos, halt yrice, $30 up. The K. W. SPENCEK COMPA- NV, 933 Market st + () SECOND-HAND PIANOX, *QUAKE AXD - uprighs, at your own price snd on your owu terms, 1or one week ouly: we musi have room for rew stock. ~HEKMAN, CLAY & CU, con of Butter and Kearny sts. Bu.\».nur‘ Kl DUCT (0] Halnes. Knabe, Lush & Gerts ond-hant pianos from $100 up. TON, successor 10 A. L Banerott & Co., 824 Post. ARGE SIOCK OF ~ HICKER- s ing and other standard makes of u. right iwno« from $125 to $:560 at HEIN ¢ & CO,, 136 i‘.m«, Y. M. C. A. bul.ding; SHAW agenis. OHMEK & CO., BY KuN MAUZY, NEWBY, o) vans, Hriggs ana other planos: see our rent plan; no interesi urst year. SUS. 810, 312 Post. A SELL: FRICES— DMIN ISTRATUR'S SALE — MUS’ UDLAM SCHUOL OF ELOCUTION anbD pianos a: immense reduction for cash oroa 4 Diamatic Art. 9.8 Sutter st instailments TON ESTATE. 785 Marke: s JPANISH—CLASSES DAILY; 83 MONTH; 4 | QECUND- HAND UPRIGHT = FOR _ §50. 109 v Hoom 10, Y. M. G.'A. bullding. Greal targaius in new plauos atMAUVALS, TANU AND VOCAL Westh-us 39 Fifth st TUITAK, MANDOLIY, leasons; $3mo. Mar CLAIRVOYANTS. MES DR Fo(LARK, THE DISTINGUISHED M trance clatrvoyant’ and medium: while en tranced she will reveal every hidden mystery in life: she will show von huw to overcome your cuemies, remove family (riubles restore lost af- sections. or burled properiy: locates treasures, minerals: tells your entire lite, pust, present and 1uture,while in perreci trance }ours, 10 a. M. 105 P. M.} perfect satisfaction guarantred by mail. Send stamp for circular wiih special terms MRS, DK 1206 Market. opp. Sixth. ¥.CLAKK. rms 26 & 28 M LE: PORTER WONDERFUL CLAIKVOY IV “ant card-reader. born doub e veil and second sight; dlugnuses disease, full life reading; la. 50¢ gents $1: palm. and clairv.; sit. $1 50. 126 Turk. MPME, LE NORMAND. CRLEBRA11LD M ciiirvoyant, termeriy 1 Polk_st., returned to 502 O'karrel; readings;: lsdies. : ents S0 N FME. ~ODAN, WORLD-RENOWKD CARD- 1 reader; past. presen: and tuture; ladies and gents. 619 Lady st. hours 9A. M. 108 P M. MME LA NORMANDIE, 401 LEAVEN- 4 worth st., world-renowned card reader: gents 30c, 1 'INA SLATER RETURNED: ¢ and card-reader. 797 Misslon st., near Fourth. ERIVED, CLAIRVOY ANT PAL\IST; LIFE readings, -5¢. this week. 309 Fifeh st., rin 3. \EI'TE, LIFE READER AND BU~I. Less advice; ene price, 25¢. 318J essie, nr. 4¢h. MI. SODAN, SCOICIL 5 EKESS, CARD reader and paimist. 619 Eddy, 80 8 P M M ME RAVeNA READS Llck F.ULNTLY, Dusluess advice; names givea: Y5c up.5 Fourta \ 1S ROS«, PALMIST AND C hours 10 10 4. 7 10 9; g 5uc, L AIRVOYANT: 205 Ttk . 8 SEVENTH ST.: wil questlons answered YP-Y LIFE-READ ladies e, gents 5U M N M2LE: HANSEN M pase, present L IHELGRAY,CLAIRVOYANT.CAKD READ- Kier.pa mist,electro-magnetic heaiz 1169 Missio. ME. SYBILLE; CKADLE TU GRAV ture Lusbana’s picturs 25c:iadies 914 O FU- arrell 155 MELVILLE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT a0d water resder. $2)% Misslon, opp. Mint. K= DI ANNA THOMAS—FIRST IN HER profession: never iaila: advice; help. §29 Post. PALMIST, CAKD-WRITER: nd faiure; 230. 148 6ih 1. & “MEDIUM, CLATR- 73 Fourdh st ME. MOREAU, BE. vovant, card-reader; SIUN — SuBsCa T M wa 2521, EPIRITU HASKINS, DEVELOPING CIR. cir. Tues. eve.: siitings daly; $1. st MBS KaTE M Mon. eve.: 701 Mcalisier N A RS, SHRINER, CLAIEVOYANT sittings daily: 10 to 4. , MEDIUM; 230 Kearuy st FRANCIN, INDEFENDEN U 118 laigh: st M. . writer. SLATE hours ¥ until 6 F. & TALOR—SMALL ~UITE; FRONT ROOMS: 5 offic. 8; coz respectab e: reasonable. Taylor Terrace. © TAYLOR TERRACE ZF ert—3i 12 54 6 +) in< bed, irate, gas and bath: $10. 83 78 41 vA 2 VAN 6 Bishe 2 fornished rooms to rent Turk Valencia LENCIA— room: £6 Van hees A Nk av d sutuy room, tleman preferied N loca EWLY ate fami y, with gas Addre s Kooms. box 60, Call C flice pr tion, FURNISHED Miscellaneous. BET. UNION AND Sireet. TURK—FINELY FURNISHED FRONT room, suitsbie 107 zent eman. XY FRONT kitchen if desirel venao. —NEATLY FUR- private family; geu- FRONT ROOM IN nd bath: desirable QUNNY FURN > cold water, large c'osel, La b, gus. ¢LC. 1k from ed. locatio: ket age PR free. 6 m HED nies’ w rences req ice D BEST {LY CALL.sent to any ates or Canada one year for $1 50, post- | ROUM; HOT AND go0d Kearny and Mar- Addres; ¥. P P, ICA—-THE dress in the IN AM ) Call, mari FINOW WOULD LIK 100m and boa:d Lk large c ne view; exce: Address M E K., box BOARDING AND KOOMS, 16) CALIFOENIA— & ed-uite two SANT FURNISH - Tosets, hot and cola ut tabie: ret. required. A GENTLEMAN 10 i1 OARD AND ROOM IN P.AVATE FAMILY ‘oran 0'd mun; terws reasonable. Address H. K. box 59, <l © BUSH—2 GENTLEMEN CAN FIND < oo 15 and board in a refi ed family H sanr ties: OTFL BERTLIN., 714 BUsH, Yowell—trictly first- c ABOVE 45; for gentiemen and onvenient to busiuess center ana prin- cipal streetear lines; referesces T quired. 80 VAN NS —NEWLY URNI-HED O sunny rooms; table board; term s moderate. i Y RS J.J. WHITNEY. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, | for messages and advice. 21¥ Stockton st ASTROLOGY. l“ URE REVE.\LI&]V). 25c: VS)'J D lllliTll and hour. POF. BAIRD (4), San Jose, Cal. SEER—PROF. HOLMES, 1 COpes, questions, aa vice. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS, E BAY MARE: SOUND AND GENTLE $634 hands Lijgh: bucksaini cheap: chumjp- surry and harness.sinsle or double; 2 butcher carts. Cole and Frederick si O SALE—GROCEKY ST RE. ~10.K AND fixiures: first-class trade estabiished: cheap: investigation invited. «all or addres, 730 Miuua. TEW, HANDSOME 16-FOOT 0 bar and backbar: QUARTERED buigain. 512 Bush st. DEDIGREED GREAT DAN years oid. box 13€, Call. Fnu's,m 2 BLACK COCKERS some dogs: croicest breealug; cheap. 3313 Clay st. BITCH; TWO OR SALE—FOOT-POWER HAIR-PICK-R. 710 Lerxin st. HAND- )residio xeunels nnites the sepurated. recovers lost, stolen | 769 Market st W ANTED Square | lano for casu. 50, Cul Ulice. } ORNUNG'S NEW STYLE PIANOS; MOST per ect, brilllant, powerful (one. 216 Post. W LUl PIANO, 75 \CLAVES, $150; squares from $25. STA | 10AM,106 McAliister. AMILY right; goin $65. PIANOS, OKGANS, ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL instrument tuned, repaired. 113134 Mission. KGRy (1897 MUDEL), 18 T1i K PIANO A\ you want. J. HAKRY SCOTT, 526 Hayess- = P F100 QUPRKIOK \ TOLINS, ZITHERS,OLD & NEW. 3 Ti. MULLISI, maker, repairer, = Latham piace T AHERMAN, CLAY & U FUU find x ¥:00K OF new SleInway planos. _SECONI-HAND UPRIGHT OR Address H. N, box _FINE UP- ‘an Ness uve, MUST SACRIF C Last. Room 5, 1021 UPRIGHL: SACKL 1 Folsum cor lenth. CINE, LAKGE ficed for cush 13 1ANO: GR 16 McAliiste AT BARGAIN.SCHMILZ, near Hivernia Bank PiANUS: NEW. KOHLER & CHASE NaBs styles DENTI TAN VRUOM & CU’S ELECTRO- DENTAL Yarlors. 997 Market st.: lady attendant;: Do gas ©or oiher dangerous anssthetics given; eleciricity the great agen: used 10 felleve paiu: leeth fillsd and extracted puiniessiy by our new electrioal proceas; & wrillen guarantes given with sii work done: lowes; prices. beat work: all surgical work attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D. physiciaa and surgeon: exsmination iree by he Usé Of our pew electrical appilances: porcelain and gold crowns: uridge work and teeih without plates a specinity. Electro-Dental Fariors 997 Market PULL SET OF TEKTH, $5: PAINLESS kX traction; see our combluation plate, thin as paper: warranted 10 ye rs; teeth without plaies: crown and bridge work our speciulty: teeth im- planted or transplanted: fillings 60c, crowns $3 50: all work painless and warranted. Chicago ental Parlors, t4 Sixth st. TEW YOKK DE 11 AN “siiver fiilings. 26c up; gold fiiings. plates mended, $1 up: uil Work warr less extraction. 50c. §69 Mission st. SE. cor 6th. R GLORGE W. LREK, 1HE ¢ Leek dentis:, discoverer of painiess £od patentes of improved bridga wOrk OF teetn without any plate. moved from 610 20 O Farreil. R LUDLLUM HILL, 1448 MAKKET SL, N&, Eleventhi, 1.0charge for extracting wheu plates sre made: 0d piates made over like new; leeia irom $5 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. 09 MAR- ~—PLATES $550 UP; (hovsE LN TAL ASSOUIATIO L ket, vet. 34 and 4th: fass speciaisis; painiess extraciing With gas. $1: paces, 87 up. fil, $1up @r, FULL T OF TEE De2. kept in repair: exiracting free; fillings 50c: crowns $5 50. Pucific Dental Parlirs. 18 Third. 110 DENTAL PAKLORS, 908 MAKKKL. painless extraciing,50c: open eve'ngs and Sun. B.J.J. LEEK, 1126 MARK: 1 ST.; OPEN evenings: Sunday il noon; registered dentist 500 SUTTER, COR. palnless extraction. “ C.HARDING, M. 1 « Powell:tel. Main 63 LL WORK KEASONABLE AND WAR ranted. DR J. W 1520 Murke: st ET OF TEETH W JUL o Flaim ba H. C Young, 1841 Polk st JOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, BUS wadk: keist LK CHAKLE~ W. DECKELL STORES TO LET. Cl!; AR-MAKER OR WATCHMAKER TO open up store at 331 Sixth st ; r-nt 85 per mo. QTORE, TWENTY THIRD ANDGUERRERO; X 3rooms and b sement. TORE, FI 3562 Twe ELLAR. D BAKERY. OVEN AND ;100 Howard st. LD-E rasge, wi h rooms. T—CORNEL GE CkRY-STOR 0 LE 3 rooms; cheap rent. K, WITH ppiy 516 Geary si. = L SR S TOR. . BASEMENT, HALLS, IN old bu.lding of Y M. C. A., Sutter; rent spiendid location for restanrant. Apply H. CcLOY, 208 Mason st be) low J STORAGE. LOWEST KATES—HOUSEHOLD GOUDS, X pianos. advances made; fireproof building. W. ZEHFUSN, 840 Mission. el Mint 18210 FOR SALE—12.G\i GE HAMM fover. A ply 8235 Willow ave, KLESS La- in evenin, STIC MACHINE, ALL 64 Jultn ave, oft Foui- FINE a DOM achments. $10. teenth st., near Missi.n. TALK- Teuth st. tROT FOR SALE—FINE YOU parrot, 815, G. W. 3 RESH COW: THIED C 1, 16 quarts dsy; gentle. T RICH 1 1% Folsom st. INCY CLOPEDIA BRITA « U brand new at half price. MIL 2 FULL Jersey st. N 276 JORSALE—~ALOUN AND CAFE: A RARE chunce: best of reasons f.r selling: low re .t; owner leaving for the East. Call at 668 Mis fon st. AD)'S'97 BICYCLE AND NEW 4 ard sewing-machine: reasonab.e. 1110 Leav- cnworth INE 8200 SEALSKIN JACKeL FOR $80. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. EL: G2 4 own price. 1032 Juission st 1 HOROUG. BEKD IRISI -KiTeR PUP. pies: pedigree furnished. 1207 Wailer st QECOND-IIAND i)Y NAMOS, GASOLIN 1 AND & steam engines, boile s. puiieys. shatiing, iaun- dry machivery, et SMiTH CO., 527 Mission st. JUSS HO! L 500 beautifvily tern: European YOUNG, s, T EWLY 'k box leave city at once; 19, Call. €, 215 M American pisu $160 to §250 per day 0 Pro cents 1o $ oprietor. FURNISHED: NTUOMERY ST., 8, furnishea, sunny ' room : free coach J. < KAP; MUST sccount sickness. G. T., ROOKLYN week: choica rooms 50 cents 10 $1: T HOTEL, 20%-213 BUSH ST, board and room $1 to $2 per day, 6 to $1% per suite room; sor family $1 1081 50 per nighu: firsi-class service: CHARLES MONTGOMRRY. irve coach. / ANTED-CHILD ¥ 1209 CHILDREN BOARDED. er's care. (o b ard Stein 0 BOARD: A MOTH- Apply ocaddress 16 Cnattanoo m FLDOW WOULD LIKE ) 0K 2 CHILD where there ars no other children. st (CHILLREN piano lessons; vak, and. 10 RDED 8 50 mo NEAR 7 nthly. G., Call Uffice, ADY W SHES BOY T home: mother's care. BOARL GOOD «ail 41614 Ciementina \ TANTED—A ¢ hom d mother’s care {ILD 1y BOARD; GOOD 448 | ehama st. OFFI1CES TO LET. 0 RENT—DESK ROOM: CROCKER BUILD- ing. Address A. B. U, box 9, Cal Office. RE!KING FKOM BUSLXESS: QUR KNTIRE siock of rattan furniture and taby ages will be 50 d_ at wholesale cost. Ca ifornia Rattan Works, 745 und 747 Mission st., be:. 3d and 4th. “QOME '96 AND 9. SiERLING WHLELS D ai a bargain” A G NICHOLS & CO., 404 Batiery s. j' K. POOL HOUSE-MOVER, DEALER SKC- . obd-band buliaing materim. 1122-56 Mission. ‘ILERS ENGINE~ 2D HAND MACHINESY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st. JAFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND band: all sizes; bulf origival cost 10Y.111 Market at, 5. F. Oli.nKS, ENGINKS, PUMPS, BELTING,GAS I3engines; bought and suid. WHITE, 516 Mission OFFEE-MILL ~CAL , bAN-TRUCK, Lok ter-press, uesk aud safe clieap. 10z Clay st AKN, BACK BARS MIKROKS. SHG.w- Ccases. counters, 11noi-um, oflice furniture. siore and oince furnitars and fixires: new and secoud: band, J. NOUNAN, 1W17-1019-1021-1048 Mis ve Sixth. [pAIS, SEOWLASES COUNTELS SHELV- ing, ete., bought and soid. 1058 Mission, nr. 7t § MARKEL ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF CALL: Wank xie und a00serinio s inken aus SEWING-MACHINES. $2 WONTHLY: MENTED, | REPAIRED < bought, sold: machine supplies. 145 Sixth. IMMA SPEECKELS BUILDIN 5, 927 MAR- ket st—$12 10 $20. ASHTON, room 210. LL KIND> BUUCGHT, SULD, RXCHANGED, Tented; repairing; lowest raies. 208 Fourih, e ~TAND- AT MAKBi~ MANTELS, AT YOUR | 1 LOW KATES—t UKNITURE CARPETS, A planos pousehold goods; clean, light com- partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 M KUOVS SIXUD. Open eveninga st LATESY SHiPPLNG INVALLIGANCE, Arrived. SATURDAY. November 2u. Stmr Whitelaw. Dollard, 10 hoir:srom Pigeon L P. H. Whitelaw Ward 175 davs from Swan- 376 10ms conl, Lo Balfour, Guihrie & Co. Stoken Oct 21,110 §, 106 WV, Brship Red Rock, fron San Francisco jor Cork. Memorandum. Per Invermay—-alle1 f-0m Swansea May 26. Hud SW wlids 107 19 days. Ciossed the Equaior July 7. 42 days ou.. a1 very unfavorabe Wings to Cupe Si Joun, which was passed Aug 11. Off th- Horu had Very heavy wester y ualew, st ing for npward of 0 days In the Fac fic hat very If-ht, unfavorable wiods. Cross:d the Equa- worin the Pacite ot ———— MAKRIAGE LICENSLS, The followinz marriags licens3s have been issued by the Conty Clerk’s office: homut J. Manning and Maria 3. Besser, 22-18. Petec Mu'lin< an | Jennis Ly«enght, 25— A. M. Zicovich and Katie M j:ov.ca, Kiwazd de Vecchl and Neilie Madero 21 -19, John A. Price aid Margace. Jo.vs, 35—_9 Lew L. Lemon and Katie D. Davis, 25—18. Elward N. Winslow a1d Rose Keega -21 John Moyniha . and Magele Driscoll, 28 25 Peter A. Kocwlj and Zoe EAREIN—NARRING i —DuA L8, seu; BOKN. BURKHARD—XNovenber 15 187, to the wite of John A. BurkMard, aso CAHEN—In this city, Novemb 'r 19, 1837, 10 the wite o¢ L W. Cahen, n w01 COGIN—In Dows Prairle, October 20, 1897, to the wife of C. Cozin, a son. COOPER—Near Win'ers, Novemb r 18, 1897, to the wife of Chatles Cooper. a daughter. COURTNEY—In Oakland, Novemoer 12, 1897, 10 the wife of William P. Courtney, a daughte DUN VY—Inthis cliv. November 17, lsd7, wife of J. J. Duuleavy, a son. FITZPA I RICK—In tnls ey, November 10,1897, t0 caw wife of James Fitzpatrick, ason. FOSTER—In thls city. Novomber 7, 1837, to the wife of Walter Foster, a son. GRAY—In this cite, November 14, 1897, tothe wife of Luke Gray, a dau gater. GILMORK—In this ¢ity. November 13, 1¥97, to the wifs of James B. Gllmore. 4 son. HARD1SON—In Ventura, November 16, 1897, to the wite of Seth Hardison, a danghter. HOY-In Winters, Novenber 18, 1897, to the wite uf 8. H. Hoy, a daughter - INKSTKR—Iu this city, November 19. 1897, to the wite of John Inkst son. KEHOE—In Cape Eidre, November 10, 1897, to the wife of ¥rank Kehoe, a son. KEKFE~In this city, November 17, 1897, to the wiie of J. H. Ke fe, ason. | LATHAM—In tnis city. Novemb:r 18, 1897, 10 tha wife of Alfred Latham, 830 & LANGA~—In this oitv. November 11, 1897, to the wit- of Jesie J. Lanes, . taun -1 LILLEY—In Antioch, November 6. 1897, to the wife of W. H. Lilley, s daughter McD ONALD—Tn Murtinez, November 15, 1897, to the wife of Hugh McDonuld, a son. MCCANN—In this city, November 6. 1897, 10 the wife of William McCann, a dsuzhter. MOELLER~In hix ~ite. Noy-mber 17. 1897, to ths wife of Adolf Moel'er a danzn:er MURPHY—In this city, Nov-mber 10, 1897, to the wife of T. J. Murpby, & daughier NOE—in Fik River, November 18, 1897, to the wife of Harvey Noe, a son. O’CONNOK—In this citv. November 17.1897, to the wife of M C 0’Connor. a son. . POLI.OCK~—n this clty, Octobar 30, 1887, tothe wite of J. L. Po.io:k, a dauzhter. POOLE—In this city. Novemb'r 17,1807, to the wife of Robert A. Poole. a dnugh'er. PAGK—Tn Delano. hern Connty, Cal., November 3,1897. to th wife of Joel Page, & daughter. PORTER—In Mad Riv-r, October 21, 1897, to the wite of George Porter, a son. PUTNAM—In San Jose, November 18,1897, to the wife of A. Putnam, a s n ROBY“RTS—In Plessant nt. November 9, 1897, to the w.fe of - ries: Kob ris, a sou. SMI1H—In this city, Novenber 14, 187, to the wife of Fernando 1. Smith, a son. STEVENS—n this ¢ity, to.ne wife ot J P. Stev- ens, % danghtar. SNOW—In Swauger, November 11. 1897, to the w1 of W. F. Snow, « son WRIGHT—1n Hollister, November 15, 1897, to wife of Georgs Wrig) A son. MARBIED. (OLE-SWALES—In this cit~, November 6, 1837, a1 the Central Methcdiit Churea, by the Rev. Char es kdwart Locze. Amns E. Cole and Lily Swales, botn of & Francisco. HANSFN—COAKL™Y—Tn “his_city, 3. 1897. by the Rev. Father D. N Hansen and M. A. Coakley. HANSEN-PETERS)IN—In ~an Jode. ber 18, 1897 ophur A. Hanson of ~a cisco and Bertna H. Peterson of San Jo- HFRETSN-DUNCAN—In Clarion November 14, 1897, by the Rev. F. Watry, Franz Hebetsn and Jeannette Dusican HULI-MERUALL—I~ Clayton, November 17, 1897, by tke Kev J H. Merrall, J. Frankiin Houli'and Alice Merrall. JOHNSON—SETHER—In thi citv, Nov>mber 19, 1497, bv the Rev. J. Rovell, Alfrel Johi son aud ' Ingeiborg Seiher, both of San Fran- cisz KINCAID—ANDERSON—In Visalia, November 1K97. by the Rev. Jewss Wood. D.D.. M-vin I Kineaid ot Frazer Valley and i lla’ Anderson of okon. ovem'er geat. H. 1 Novem- Fran- LANFE—GILBERT—In Hollister, November 13, 1897, by the Tev. W. P. Andrews, Wiliam A Lane and Dalsy Gi bert, LOW. RY-HATFIELD—In Sania Rosa. Novem- ber 16, 1897, I. N. Liwery and Mrs Mary Hat- fie.d. both of Healdsburg. NEVILLE—HAASE—in this citv. 1897, by ‘he Rev. Neviile and Annie A, cisco. PE_TROSS—G\RRETT—In ‘anta_Rosa, No- vember 17, 197 F. i, P a'rossof Sania Rosi and Hetti= Garrett of Calistoga. POR: H-“M'TH—In Brentwood, Novembar 10, 1897, by the Rev. J 1. Wolfe, James E. Porch of Porterv lleand Sareh F. Smith of Bie twooa RIDDLE-BUTLY ¥ —Iu Santa Kosa, Novembor 13,1897 Ulysses Grant Ridlle and Rosa Belie Bu ler. both of Alexander Val ey ROBINSON—_PARKINSON—In Ventura, No- vember 16. 1897, by the kKev. Mr Ralstin, Frank Robinson and Bell Parkinson. SAMPLK-COOK—In Cloverdale. Novemner 16, 1887, Sumuel R Sample and Grace Cook, both of Cloverdale. SCHWAB—WISSING—In this city. November 17. 1897, by the Rev. Fatber Maximillinn. I Anton Schwab ot Healdsburg, Cal, anl Lizzie Wissing ot Fran cisco. B — DIED. sarrls, Vena HIL Mary E. C. November 11, Father DN-ff:. Frank R Haase bo:h of San Fran Alvord, Mary J. Anfirews, Charles A. Bitzberger, — 1L Willam Mep. Bracenridse, Edward Howe, Mary E. Brown, Joseph M Luvacon!, Augustine Brannan, Macy F. } uraick. Harriet ‘A, G. Birshacd (Infant) Burnham, Anoie McUartay, Ui MeCurthy |, Mary McCord. Juh McEneany, Sdward AL Carroll, James L Mirchell. Mrs. Jay Clarke, Ruth Harriet Marsnail, Antons Collum, Ar hur J. Murphy. Edward B. Corcorun, Ka 1s Cornwe'l (iafant) eely, Wa.ter P, Page, Mar E. Cox. Fmily Polack, Mary Cheffers, Vellls E. Ramelli, Willlam Craner:. Emil Reyno ds Mar A Ewing, Aavl ide B. Fallon' Daniel J. Forsyih, William K. Gormelll, Diorm'i, Sul.ivan, Daniel HammargrenKilzabath Teae Inomasy Van Dalvem, rnoch A. : ehrader, Louls €mi h, Ciiaries Spuzhnoser, [izzle ALVORD—In East Oaxland, November 19, i89:. Mary Jaue. beloved wife of Frank Alvord an aunt of Mrs knsigne H. Bresnt, & raiive Coruwall, England, aged 82 years, | months an 4days. A" Friends anl acansinianaay aes ragnent fully invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY (uidavi, at 30 0'ClOCK B M. 10 ier ln residence. s u heast corner 1hirteeath avenue ard bact Tweaty-sixth siret, East Oaclaod Interment Mountain View ¢ emetery. DREWS—Ih (his city. November 20 897 harles A., Jearly beloved son of Mis . A drews. and brother of Jme: aad Frank An- drews,s natlve of Meulo Pars, San Ma eo County, Cal, aged 26 years i0 mou.us and 2 dav s AFFriends and acanaintances ars respec:- fullv invited to attend th> funerat TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock A. M.. from the par- lors of ‘Halsied & Co. 46 Mission street. theice (o St. Charles Ciurch. Lizhteenth ana Shotwell streets. where a solemn reoulem mrs wil be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing ai 10 0'clods A. & Intermen Ha'v Cross Cemetery. BITZBERGFR—In Riverside, November 17 1897. wife of Charles Bitzb-rger, ag ‘d 42 years BRAKENKIDGE—In Bex I-v. November 19. 1897, Edward Augustus Brakenridge, a native of Massuchusetts, aged 69 years 8 monihs and 19 days A9 Friends and acquainiancey are respect folLy fuvited to autend s fanesal THIS DAY (Sunday). at 2 o'clock P. M., from the family res dence. 1410 L uisa street. tain View Cemetery. BROW N—In tuls city, November 19, 1597, Josepl inierment Moun- M., belovel husband of Mara Lrown. and brother-in-law «f Peter, Barnwy. Patrick and Jumes Feahersion, Mrs. Johu Uaveney Mrs. M. Luvia, a Dative of Lounty Wicklow, Ireland, agea o3 years. B Friends nmd neanainiances are resoes sully invited 1o attend the faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 9:30 o'clock A. M. fron his lat~ resldence, 826 Folsom s:reet, tience to ~t. Pt Tick’s Church for services at 10 v'clock A M Interment Hely Cross Cemetery. BRANNAN—In thy city, November 19, 1897, ary F., widow of the late Cuptnin John Bran nan, mother «f J. I'. Brannar and .8, ~ P Halzht, and sisier - f kias Pike. a native o Musiachusetls, s; enrs and 11 mouths B9 Funeral se: ili be held at the resi- dence uf her son, 10.4 Page sireet, THI DAY (Sundav), ut' = o ioe< P.M. Iniermeut private P ease omic flowers. BURDICK—In this ciiv, November 20, 1897. Harrier A, G., Widow of the lute Francls 8. Bur- dick, und mother of Carlos M.. Bralnari S an | William 0. F. Burdick. anative of \ex Yors age ! 61 vears 11 months and 20 da; BFFrients ani weauamniaico - regpac fully [nvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). wt 2:3) o'clock P. . from irinty Pre.byterian Caurcn, corner Tweniv-third and Capp streeis. Interment Masonic Cemetery. BUKKHARD—No ember 15, 1897, fufaac son of John A :nl lizzie F. Burchard. BURNH A M—In this city, November 20, 1897, Anuie, beloved wife of Nelson H. Burnbam mother of Hauttle, Charles, EAwin, irene and Jawmes Burnbam, and sister of Mrs' K. Seaborn of Senttie, Mrs. 5. . Dean aud James W Da & nutive of San Fraucisco, aced 37 years and 3 months. CAKR LL—In ‘hiy clty, November 19, 1897 James L. Carroll. belove: father of John T. Willlam H., Marv £ and the late Aznes ' Ca: rol, wn va of Kiuzs «ounty, Ireland ag d 73 years 7 months aud 24 days. EFFriends wil AZa1niniancey Ara respec folly invited 10 attenl tra faasrn THIS DAY (Sunday) at 2 o'c.ock P. M., from his late res dence, 3045 1 wenty second street, cuviice to S, P ter’'s Church, Alaoam+ streei betwee | T'wen tv-tourt’ and ‘Twe . y-fifth for services, com mencing at - :30 o'clock P M. iuiermen: Moint Cu.vary Cemeiery. CHF FFERS—In this city, Novemb'r 19 1837 Nellle E. (nee Williams), bloved «ife of Charles 1. Cheffrs, motier o: Glades 1. heff s, dauznter of John W.and r. izabecn Wil tam und s ster of wargarei J, Willlam R- Joseph J . John iioswad Hugh P. W.Llams, « native of Chi- caco I el 24 rs and 10 months AF I'riends are respectfully mvited io at eni the funeral THI : DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. trom tue restdence 0 Joun W. Willium; 1504 Guerrero sireet. interment Cypress Lawn ¥ Cemetery, bv electric funerai-car from Twenty- b hoand Gueerero steeets. CLARKE~—In this city. November 17. 1897. Ruth Harriet Montiose, beloved chiid of Harry snd Lulu Clarke, azed 8 mo iths. COLLUM=—In this city. November 19 1897. A thur J.. denr.y beloved and youngest son of Mary uni the [aze Bernarl Colluni, o usuve vt S 1 Fraicico, azed 6 years &F-The funeral will iacs olace THI3 DAY (Sunday), at 12:30 o'clock P. M., from the fam- Aly residence, 38 Pose. avenue. th nce to -t. I'aul’s Church for ssrvic Interment iloly Cross Cemeters. CORCORAN—In th city, November 19, 1887, Katle, youngest chilg of John and Anuie Cor- 0 an. & na ive of San ¥rancisco, aged 5 mon hy. COUNWE LL—In Pi80 Pcbies, ~ovembe: 15, 1897 fifantson of ir and Mrs. Tiomus \ gin weli. CEANERT—In th's clty, November 19, 1807, Emil. dear.y Leloved huiband of Keta Craners. deary beloved son of Mrs. L. Cragert, and brother of Mrs. L. Muller, Mry. A. Banz and Mrs. A. Mever, a Datlve of Sau Franiisco, aged 33 years 7 monihs and 11 duys. BT Frientn anl acaiy ) a1 ec. cginan . fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Suuday), at 2 o'c.oca r. M, from bis iste Te.idence. i212 Siockion streel Interment L 0. 0. F. Cemetery. COX—In Riverside, November 10, 1897, Em Iy, wife of W. . Cox, & native of New YOIk, aged 5 vears. EWING—I) Oaklang, November 20, 1897, Ade 1aid - B., wife o' -. F. + wing of Alameda. B Notice of funeral hereaster. FALLON—In Holist r, November 12, 1897, Dan- ielJ. Fallon, a native of Californis, nged 26 years and 14 days. FORSYTH—In ihis city, November 20, 1897, Willlam K, be'oved hasbani of Hanoan E. ¥or,yth, an| father of Georze C., Wiltam C. and U. W. Forsyth, a untive'of Ireland, aged 78 years. GOKMELLI—In Occld*ntal, November 16, 1897. Diornlio, infant son «f Mr. aad Mrs E.Gor meill, aged 7 months. HAKRI~—I1 Monson, November 11, 1897, Vena, dauguter f Mr, and Mrs. J. Harrls, aged 6 years. HAMMA KGKEN—In tas cl:z, Novemo-r 14, 1337, Kiizaben. dearly beloved wite of Charles . Hammurgren, mother of Charles ani Clara Humwargren. and sisier of Mrs. A. Kanitz.a na- tive of S.etuln, Germany, aged 35 years 9 months ani dave A&~ Friends sn1 mcqualntances ara respas. fuliy invice | to attent the faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:-0 o'clock P.M.. from her late resi- dence, 537 Arkansas street, Fotrero, Intsrment swoun’ Olivet Crmetery. HILL—In this city, Novemb-r 20, 1897 Mary F. C., beloved dauzater o¢ Thomas and Kllen Hill, sister of Mei. W. Gudehus and i iate Jonn L anl T.mothv W iUl ani ant of Friela Gudehus a native of Bsthel, Vi., aged 24 years 3 months and 5 days. HILL—In this city, November 19, 1837, Wiiliam McPherso 1 Kill, & na.ive of Peansyivinis, aged 75 vears and 27 davs. By irienas are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral services TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 o'clo'k p .. from “The Oliver,” %93 Pine s reet. lutermen. p-ivate, Laurel Hii Ceme- tery. Please omit flowers. HOWE—In lis city, November 18. 1897, Mary F.. belovel witavi Robert Howa of Sonoma. And mo:her of Mrs. Taylor Gearkart, Mra. A H. Waucaman and Dora aid Zuri a Howe. a v - ot Tean 5302, aged 5+ years and 1 month. A Frienls. anl acqaaincaices are respect- folly invitei (o attend ths fanersi .13 DAY (Sunday), at 1 oclock P. M. sharp, from the thurch of the Adv nt, klevenih street, uear Murket. Inermen Laurel Il Comesers. LAVARONI—In th's cty, Novenber 18, 1817, Augusiine, beloved fati-r of Wuilam Lavaroni, ADA V- 0f 50501 Mass.. uged 40 years, BEFriends sl acauainiancsy Ara respn - foily invitelto attend t 18 tuneerl THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from 8 Magner piace, off Masun street, near broadway. lnter- men: Masonic Cemetery. CCARTHY—There will be a solemn requiem mass celebrated for the repos * of the souls of toe late Charies ana Mary McCarthy TO-MUR KoW (Monawy), &t 8 o'clecs A M, 8t St Dominic's Church. corner Bush and Steiner streets. McCORD—In this city, John McCoid. & native of Canada, agea 50 years. AG-Frienas and AcIuA(Ntancay Ara rianast fuily invited to attend the tuneral TUESDA Y, November 23 at 11 A M, from Masonic Temple. MCENEANY—Li this cliy, November 20, 1897. Edwarl .. beloved fatherof Taomss . ant Marv F. McEneaney. a nativeof lreland, aged 67 years MARSHALL—In Mar:inez, Nov mber 17, 187, Antone Marshall, a na ive of Poriuga!, uged 70 veus MITCHFLL—Nesr Badger, November 9, 1897, Mri. Jav Miccheu, aged 27 years MURPHY—In Cieneg:, November 17, 1897, Ed- wad Bernard 1.urp.y, a native of Ireland, aged 52 years. NFELY—In Milon, Calaveras County, Novem- ber 5. Waler P Neely, aged 37 years 11 monzhs and -3 aa-s. PAGE—In Dlase, Kern County. November E., wife of Joel Pagé PULA K—In this city, Novem ber 19, 1897, Mary, WId0w of 1.~ Poiuck. A7 Funeral services will be held TO-MORROW (Monday). at_10: 0 o'clock A.M.. at ber late resitence 400 Missin street. RIEYNOLDS—In :his city, November 20, 1897, Macy A., relict of the late Thomas Reynolds, and beove mother of Mrs. Mat Wilheiler, Mry J. B. Kerwin, and Joseph, George, Lucy aid M riia ieynoids and beloved duughter of Mrs T, Eovstin. a native of Dub.n, Irelaud, ag.d 55 veir 11 mon hs and 25 days. ¥ Nouiice of 1unera hereafier. RAMELLI—In Cambria.” November 16, 1897. Will am Kumelll, a na ive of Switzerland, aged about 30 yea:s SCHRADFR—In this cizv. Louis Schrader, de riy_ be! Willlam H. Wenderoth. a native of uermaay. B Friends an1 acaaintancai Ars rianas. fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Mouday), at_2 o'clo.k P. M., from the par lors of H.'F. Suhr & Co. 1204 Misgion stres., near Eignth. Interment 1 0. O. ¥. Cemetery. ~MITH-—1In this city, November 19 1897 Charles, dealy beloved nusbani of Annle Smith. father of Wilie Smich, veloved sonoi Mr and Mrs. W. C. R. Smiwn. #ad brother of Mrs. M Novamber 19, 1837 ved urotnerof Mrs. Mrs. 3. Conl, Miss Lzzie A Sm tnand the iate Minnie aid Waiter. C. R. Smith, x nativs of santt Clars, Cal . aged 29 years aod 2 months. 23 Friends and AcquafMiancay ar: respeoi iy inviced o attend tas runsrat THI> DAY (Sunday). at 1 o'clock P. M. from the resi- dence of his motner (n-iaw. . Mrs. Mch.vil, 635 Jessio streer, theuce to St Joseph’s Church. Tenth street,1o- services. commencins u. 1:30 o'clock P. M. latermsa. Holy Cross Cemetery. SPITZHAUSER—In Riverside, November 17, 1897, Lizzie S itzhauser. SULLIV A v—In this cit Daniel, dearly beloved sonof Mrs Mar: and tue late Owen Sillivan. and brother of Mrs. Margaret Doserty and John Sullivan. x native Of -An & rancisc, aged 37 rears uad 6 months. LI Friends and Acanalmances sra respss fuily Lavi.ed to_at-end th funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). at 8 o'clock A. M. from the par- iors of Valenie, Marinl & Co., 1624 Stockio 1 sireet, veiwson Green and Unlon. Iutermen Holy Uross Vemezery. PEALE—In ths ity Noy:mner 19, 1897, Thomas. dearly beloved husdand o Ar-thusa Teale. a na- tive of Leeds. Yor<shire, England, aged 69 years 8 months and 18 days. VAN DALSEM—In San Jose. November 18, 1897, Enoch A. Van Dalsem, husbaod of Ada M. Van Dalsem. a native of Indiana. aged 61 years 5 m.ntisa.d 1. days. November 19 1897, CARD OF TIHANKS. VOLKMAR—To our many fr eads and acqua'nt- unces. al<o the offiers and members of San Fraigisco Grove No &, U. A. ¢ D who gav+ -0 muny evidences (f thelr hear fel. and comfor.- ing sympathy during our ate tereave neat of husband ani father, we d $ire (0 Fecurn our sin- cere thanss Em.le Vol:m r, widow; Mrs. L Wild, Mr:. €. Fey, Mrs. M. Uwens and Mis; Sophie Volk- mar, dwughters 5 A CARD OF THANKS, We, the undersigned, wish to extend io the friends, relatives, >cioolma e~ and especiaiy the choir, who attended the funeral of our inie da ighier and my wife, Mabel A. H. McEvoy (nee kreker). | our heartfelt thanks and apprecia‘ion for the Ir sttendance and tributes 1o the same. Yours re- specifully, JAMES J. MciVOY. WIiLTAM E a d MARIE KREKER. MCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,| 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School, Telephone South 80. JAS ENGLISH. . R. CAREW, CAREW & ENGLISH, UNDERTAKERS AND iMBALMERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 41 Van Ness av-,uear Market st, san Fraa- clico. ‘Telephons So. 136 F.1. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embaimers. Sand 10 CITY MALL dsQUAKE. Telephone South 433 Fstab. 1853 “Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Funeral Dir-ctors and Embalmers 22 %4 AND 26 MmIND AVENUE Lady essistanis. Spacious chapel fur tie use o our patrons. uLer Lir-s on our ambulance. 1H& STOCK MARKET. Bevond the little rise In Justice there was noth- ing new in mining stocks last week, though the close founa prices lower than &t the opening. frade was quie: all the week. An offic ui telexram from the Consolidated Cali- forn! and Virginla mine stat s that nineteen mininz curlonds of ure, averaging by ussay $92 40 JErLOn v ere eXiractell st week: The I Colorade pai ik SEORIdEnt UL 5soa 1ts e abare amouniing (o $30 000, esterday. The Beicher Mining Company haslevied an ra- sesmenl of 20 ceuts per suare, delinquent Decem- ver 24. : he Boston and Mot na toprer Mining Com- pany paid a dividend of 83 per share yesierday, | agregating $.50,000. he New Yor wnd Honduras Rcsario Mining Compiny paid aldividend uf $15.000 vesterdas, muking $105,000 his year and $997,500 in all Following Are the Highest Pricos Dur- ing the Past Weelk, S1ovk. [Mon.|lues|Wew Thra.| Fri | Sai. 18 09 1l 14 12 1 168 15l 14 10 20| 2 23 26l 25 4| se 82 8| 20 41| 39| 14 1. 16l 2 38 3 5y 35| 1.156| 1.15) ve| s Crown Poini...'| 27 2( 2 Gould & Curry 24| Hale & Norcross 8 »3| +5 160 10 1..6| 150 33 o8| | 13 65 67 BOAw.. rollowing were Ficck Eoard es REGULAR MORNING KNSSIOX roMMFNCING Iil“;g ceav.. SALES. o ssies In the San Franclsco 09 50200 Yyacket.. 35 Therasa | Dow. Mrs Josi Heydenreich. Mrs. C. Tucker. | k 0.+ ousolidaied Miting Company of | i | | i Jollowing wers 1L taies in the Pacitic Bock Leusd yesterday: REGULAR rrearoN—10:37 500 CN Y 800 Arna.. 700 And 100 Belcner....28/3000 & u..... 300 Bullion. 300 Caleda,... 20300 2000 LC&V. 1.1 200 150 Conn. 1500 Con Im. 0 ce. .02/400 Ophir 15{100 .. 0.{10J Uvrmo «. ) 10 2~10) HEN 15 27/200 Julls .U:|400 Scorplon..02 50/600 A L&EM....09 49] {00 ~Nev ... 67 45(500 &1 HILL....08 a0 47/100 StLouis. .08 _.2/1200 Kentuck0z| 50 stdrd. 521000 L Wash 0% /20J Union. 100 Mexican. 3¢ 400 Utan. ~.121500 SATURDAY. Nov. 20—12 M. NOW FOR & GALA FETE The Committee on the Golden Jubilee Is Hard at Work, A Celebration Planned to Surpass Anything of a Like Nature Ever Seen Here. A meeting of the executive board jd. A skec: Bid. Asked. ks 7 = s : Alpha Con mlu’“ ‘;I!Juna. L5 [of the Golden Jubilee Commitiee was Alta........ 10 1) usiice ... 48 49 )old Jast evening in the Ml Andes ... 24 2¢|Kentuck ...... U2 04 Lt BiEra Belcher. 26 27! Mexicun. ...... 39 | building. Those present were: Tirey Lest & Bichr.. ¥5 6| celdeaiai’....1i0 11, Ford and 8 K. Thornton of the Buillonsi. o Tl A 1 Ll S T8 & L TEE- Caiedona, 18z |)verman...... U8 gz San Franc sco Miners Assoruuur;]. it Chollar ... 51 b |Votosh........ 49 z SlOolaman of the Cali Con. Cal'& Va. 1.5 Lfi\lxvnge....' D %4 86 P“‘}’“"‘_"‘d ’::"‘“ pies i e Chalicnge;Con. — 4| eg. Beloher.. 08 09 | fornia Miners’ Association, 8. Dunielsan Con. lmperial. G1 0u] Lver Hill.... 07 U8/ P Tiffany of the Pioneers, John Grady ot ..... B9 9| lerra Nevada 67 69 [ - =780 : Cronnbotnis 17 1t tanjard o160 | the Native Sons, Mrs. B. W. Conrad and cureka on.. 20 ~|Cmonton. o1 32| Mry M. E. Tillman of tue Naitve Daugh- Excheauer..,. O lGtah. .......... 08 10 . Gould & Curr~ 26 27 Yellow Jackew »7 38 | ters and Mayor Phelan. Hale & Norcrs. 1.55 1.6 2I0CA 1 Fes eonp.113 1cuew jesveiss CAletChIase. 113 (al Elac L, 83 128 CouraC Wy £9 Dyovstex-co — 9815/Omoibusde. 128 — Tosn L&P 8312816 — (P& Brde 110 — FACHRR 63107 = — |[F&ChByér. — 10115 Geary-st 163 — 100 |Pwiat KR&I11s — HC&S503140102 107 [heno Wl&l — 105 LosAnz Lds — 100 [ractoP&u. — 104 LoGntesd 81 9915 — MEt-atCbieds 126 DoRyCon bs 111 11il4~PRECal6r. JUT%4107%5 NatVinéslist — 300 SPRECASS. — 83 NevONgK7a1u) — |~PBraCaids 10634107 N Ky Cul 0s. 105751081, =V Water os. 11855 — N AyCa bal 95 NFPC8s Contra Cows 44 huarimlo. . ©AS AND KFLECTRID RTO“KS Captias Central, M Klec Lighs Uak @ L &d 56 Fan Gus sy 927 9 lg| Fireman'sl' ¢ 185 coMMERETAT Anclo-Cal . 5615 57 |First Na.lo1. 185 - Bankof Cal..242 = — |'ondonP&A.129 130 LBUEICS — 101 |dercamx . 12 - RAVINGS BANK STOCKA4 Fera&TCn. 630 1600 [Xav&Losn.. .. 100 HumbS&L.106) 1160 |security.....250 — MutoaL . (85 49 |Uuesinidiad = cEoay Uion — 600 ETREET AILROAD STOSKL ~159 111 jOakSL&dar _ 100 - 40 — iPresdio. ... 6 - T 6215 5214 YUW DR - eTOCKS — 115 |oantGon.. 353 57 | Busteruu.l — 90 |Vigone.. oty 8l MIKCELLAN K0US sToKL Alnaks rers. 96 9714INat Vincn — ® Ger Load Co. 105 — |OceanicSACY 3 3 Haw'&sCa. 24 2434 lacAuxfA — 3 huteh s PU) 3474 3614 PacBoraxCa 100 % Mernzasu. o | vuct PataiCs 7 — EALKS—MOBNLN 4+ BasoLy ¥, Hoar— 100 Giant Powder Co S 2600 40 Hawnailan Commercial. 24 1214 150 Hutchinsen S P Co. 5 00 50 Market-st Raflvay, 52 00 50 ao do 52 26 75 do do 52 50 25 do 110 § ¥ Gas & Eleciric Co. 80 5V Water, 50 s do 20 Pac Gas Tmp. . 100 Vigorit HOTEL ARRIVALS. W Barrett, W R Shaw, vanworm, Fiesno y&w Modesto F A Bennetr, © 8 McGarish. Victoria K O Mi ler Vig.lfa ¥ Haor han&w.~anJose A W R Berr. ¥ W Ehmann, Oakla .d AND LOND EXCHANGE SATURDAY. Nov. 20-10:36 & . TXITED STATES BUNOS. Bid. dsked..| |0 & tareg. =i MISCELLANFOUS mowne (NP CBs.... 99 {unx Gay 330 104 |Lo2disss.. 110 Bid Asked. SYEA = 1410044 100 FF&ENPHSv. 104341053/ |~PRR Arz31 100 — S VWateras. Juz 10854 IrkroG@s o 9y WATER STOCK3. [Sprug Vailey 9914 993 | | 10214 0 2 57 25 7 gy = [Vaciflo Liza, R |SF e iteo. 123, 13| ~an Francsca 5614 SL0cKMou. ..o 5734 9514 385 INSURANG 6TOCK . ANK STOCK S do do, b ] Powder..... .. LICK HOU | San Mateo W N Harr's. Berkeley | MissMA Lachmsnn, Alsk LG ~arnon, Sumerland ctor & v, Nevada, Pleasanton H Whee er, (al Louisville The committee on programme recom- mended the appointment of commitiees on publicity, paradle, literary exercises and finance; also that the day be Qeclnred a legal hoiiday and the State militia and army parade, togeiher with such commer- ciol, mercantile, manufacturing and labor organizatious ss will consent to turn out. Itis probabie alzo a statue or commem- orative arch will bededicated on thatday. A petition for a legal hcliday on Mon- day, January 24, was formulated and will be forwarded to Governor Budd as soon as a suffic ent number of signatures can be obiaine . The following programme was suggesied for the day’s exercises, and will in all probability be carried out with the ad A d tion of an illuminated night parade wA bonfires on the principal hills: ¥irst—Literary exercises: Music and song in.erspersed in the proe amme. B econd—Parade : Grand marsha'; chief ald; marsbns of divisions. Floats representing the different eras of Cal- iiornia, leading divisious representing the same to follow in order; the survivors oi Marshail's party ; Spanish navigators; native Indians; vequeros; pioneer outfits, as mud- Wogons, 0X teums, pony express, eic. The several eras of Californ:a might be rep- nted by the aborigines; the Missions; Mex- ican occupation; American occupation; agri- culture; horticulture; commerce; civiliza- tion, aud some representation embraciug all theso ideas and culminating in the “‘Golden Jubilee.” Third: Puvilion. Fourth — Laying the cornerstone of the Golden Jubiiee monument or arch commem- orative of the celcbration. — - — COURSING AT INGLESIDE, Strong Mining exhibition in the Mechanics’ Some Lively Sprinting After Hare The attendance at vesterday’s coursing was marred by the weather, but the sport was for the most part excellent. In the main the talent had it all their own way, but one or two runs jarred them a bit. The opening course was a ‘“‘dump, | Senorita at 2105 putting out the famous Laurelwood. Jack then got out and at ! such odds as 1 t0 9 ran an undecided with Rosette. The tulent <hivered. But that was the last. Rosette easily ran off the second trial and favorites landed there- after with regularity. The running in detail was as follows: D. Shannon’s Senorita beat S. E. Porter’s Liurelwood, Curtis & Son’s Rosstte beat G. Cailahan’s Jack, D. Shannon’s Summerton beat J. Byrne’s Occidental, G. Whitney’s The- ron beat P. J. Croniw’s Rosalia, Montezuma kennel’s Joy Bells beat J. Frr ey’s Snowbird J. Seggerson’s White Chief beat L. E. Cchen’s Oakwood, D. Leonard’s Bend Alons beat M. Tiernin's Valley Maid. J. S xsmith’s Vigilant beat D. Ford’s Bluck S ¥an, Cronin & McDon- nid's Skyball beat 8. E Porter’s Laurel Leaf, J B Sockett, Wiiters | J Byrue's Neily B beat G. Caliahun’s Prince ansimaker, Vonta = W Ch mplonavae Wi |3 5Y N0 sove Ou boat W, Sisenas MisL Champlon. Wis Mies ) Champion, Wis | 3G ".'t "Fraco, D. Shaznan's.Earcasile: boat 5 Engiander, Cal W Carmicbae . Sacto | > | 5 B 51 £ e b M ufi.nouu. ~-3 Jose n(\l"‘ll;lll\’nn.“l:o.m 3 R:I;unyh s“”mlrfln\:n.h m:{::n s Rul)'nl“hlon‘z rl ily. =an Jo G W Burke, ) h 1) e, uflc e draw, D. 0op= WS Run on, Courtland Hy r1 ee, Chicata | er's Beau Brummel Leat J. Quane’s Fireman, H L France. ~an Jose 1 P Stables T C Huxley A Todhunter, © 1. kot G F Grant. B R Socket W Spiers, Culis oga A E Sachs, M 83 T Sha AT M Dono 1J Leaher, Lunsing G B Steenrdi N Y Mrs Bowen, Denver € Dodds. Chic 120 Miss A Wilson, Utah C L Grace, Pa G Hoftman, I'a J K Considiui, N ¥ ¥ Lane, N ¥ J W Bratton, N Y G P ibemas, N Y M1 < A Finy W Keliey, W D Davi F M 1avior E D Turner& w, > Jose G W siewart J L Eaust ¥ Thomas, J Henkerson, Los Ang Miss F E Johnson, Cal Diiss ~torey W Houser, J B Postwos HC Clerk, A M _Robb, Dr E Fellpello, Cal T Alexander, ~acto J ¥ Duon, « W H Henzerliug, Wash C H JicIsan W Davies, | E K Smar:, k Stow, Cal "G Wright & w. N Y G Lirgo, Ci1 . W Borrowe, Cal C P Baliey Jr, San Jose J W Glenn & fy, Cal G B Mckee, aa Jose A ae Rochebou J Madison, W McKea: J A Roble, G E Keine F @iboons, M Fi:zpatrick, Cal J M Thomas. Rio Vista 1t G ~uther A D Christensen., . aattrie, H H harla J H Miller W kiu avio A Rosenste 3 W Murpuy, rortiad — Myer & w, fortiand J Whoiry, John Coope Miss . Wodier Viciori J_ 1) Whalen, Plens: nion ¥ Kelly. San Jose ¥ Holmes & w. =an Jose J Culotts, New Almaden B Willis A C Rowiand, Portland & Monahan, Virginia Cy Mrs N Peters, Banerstield T Bill, Wawona Wille:a Hill, Wawona B L=mith, Poriland L A rvana, Kansas Clty E & Nicho's, Manitou J T Flalen, Maniiou Mrs L A Evans, Ks iy Mrs E_Nichols, Manitou E M. Canoa, Montana J Brosman, Miss Brosman, N ¥ M K Urner. New York L Gunde.finger, Fresno G A Sheppara, Portiand | Mrs W E Finch, Idaho Mrs O K Young, Osborn | R F Crowe { § Hirsch, Carlsbad Miss Severance. Ls Ang Jaue Stetsoii. New York 3i 8 A Wik G J Ketchum, N B Cartwric C A Mereb; Kitto. F L Methesy. Port ¢ P CCrean, N Y LDHaey. Ny & M A D Secearas, D C A E Carthorn, Portiand ¥ M Ells, Portiand Miss Seltert, Sicekion T L Hiler, 1os Angeles ¢ G Murchison. Tenn ¥ McDamie, Lh.cago € Wallingham, Mexico A R Grugzel&w, Fledmnt F LWeiler y, Port Costa G H Green &w. Lincolu G Wiser, Vallvjo W il Eroft, ¥resno, R D Wentworth, Kinesbg | MissBW en burz O R iooley & w, ¢ hicago Miss R Walker, J D Waiker & w, Buston & J Walke, Bouogm"n R ~impson, I8 T D Yates. N W Mullens A Brandenberger, Ctlo C A Smith F M Tozer, W A hess, | € Lind, Sausalito J J Hall, Mariposa Mrs P Mani £ P Erickson, Seaitie M ¥ O'Doni FJSchul'z & 1, Cat O Mog Tstall, Kan C W in Barre, Pertland Mrs Nolui, J A King, Sacrume. to J Hockiug, The Tower is the London. arrett, Marysville Mrs Garrett, S G Dainney TGearh ri&w,kl Dorado B _Dusterberry,Cen ervil ¢, Centerville J Mk eown, Centerviile an Carlos N W Moodey, Fresno | J CBal Weodia d i J Crabb, Oakiand U R Prather, Adams Spgs r, Yuba City Suisun Ca t. Winters BALDWIN HOTEL. | Chicago J S McGraarty, Mont 1 ttuck N Y W Kidston. Alameda | ough,Oakland 8 Cobir, Los Augwies | W M Sinciair. “t lous | MrsN Broa d Mour | Y Miss Lockettte, N Y. Miss L Heckler. ¥ Y G L Enoch , Ph'lada C M iHunter, Cnicago H D Suackelford, Uhio Marysville Mr Carle. Oakiand 5 C Hildr-th & w, Cal Boston E C Tiiton, Valli j» E C Broome, S Paula D Mctendy, Los Avg GRAND HOTEL. W L Storey. Pasadena cella, N Y ~acto Pinole w, Cal & w, Cal & w, Cal Portland Pasadeva F W Covey, Pali Alto Palto Alto € B Dewies, Sucto od&w, Ky K Hemeck, Cal Yuba Uity U P Lyon. Fresno Port Costa J S Munser, Lincoin F Spring & w, San Jose i C Clair, Santa Cruz J Mathew, ~acto or N A Brauley, Cal C K Quigley. 'Saco R W Skinner & w, Cal akland rortlan | Duich Fiat e Jr Fresno ider. Cal al J Gray & w. Stockton V M =cot . Fresno ¥ unningham. Cal C L Day & w, Portiand F A Baungartner&d, Cal | d; W A Moirlssey,Stockton Stockton ‘W M hobb, Port Costa RUSS HOUSE. J Kearney & w, Sonora AW Fliut, San'Divgo S 1and, St Kosa W Whale , Plens nton an J D Stepheny, Uin.o Los +ngeles W G Drvls, Louisvil.e n, Colusa B W White, Co.usa &w, Dales L h Bovd, Wis u, tor laud E F Jumes, Reno in, Portiand W I Brown, ~onori T K T'om; son, Cal G F Thomps n & w, Cal € Cshowers, N Y H Biephens, Victoria L ¢ Huganey, Orovilla 1.08 A1g jes r, The Dalls & w, Sacto CM Wiliis, Sacramento PALACE HUTEL. P £ C Burke, Denver W J Brosman, N Y W T Wilitams, Stanfory CH Patterson, N Y ew York 11, Carson DrW D Wood, Nevada M.s P Severance. Ls Ang 500, Salt Lke N Stevens, New Yors a W C Wilson, Palo Alto b, Honolulu H Hey ns, Stanford Newhal OW Jor e’ &tunford COSMUPOLITAN HO1EL Valiej) A T Collins&w, Pet, um worih, Kings- Mi-sJ Wentworth, Kings- | n bury A'E Smit Loy Angeles Solae-anatw EW Wr>TERN HOTEL & w.Panama J S Gove, Ariz Mrs M ' Hucbard. Chgo & w, Cnicago r. White, Sucramento ,San Jose J C Juckson. Feno Cal G A Lule. Vallejo :<‘l .‘:'mnutlgl. Los An: TS uan, Los Gal J Fin ay, Fresno o 1 Qugley, Tucoma C Enge. d rf, St Louis S Eradford, Or T B Jones, Shasta R E - wars, w & &, Phila A's Haconbook, L Ang C Harrigan. Humbodt Stockion Fr.sbie, Wiilows —————————— oldest building in ton. L Gatos neil, Tacoma Lonz Beach M. Tiernan's Fiashiight Leat D. Hoopers Koolawn, J. Kerrigan’s Tod S 0an beat J. Ca- h.l's Rip K p, Larky & Rock’s Emerald beat R. Strene’s Jimmy Cork. Tue ties will be run off to-day, begine ning at 11 A. M.; also a consolaiion stake, drawn as follows: Rosalie ve. Rag Baby, Laurelwood vs. Ocel- dental, Valler Maid vs. Fireman, Snowbird v: Laurel Lerf, Oakwood vs. B.ack >wan, Maid o’ Frisco vs. Koolawn. The prizes will aggregate $0 and all dogs winning their first course will re. ceive back th-ir enirance fee. EX-SENATOR W. McP. HILL DEAD, A Well-Known Capitalist and Fruit- Grower Passes Away, Ex-Senator William MPherson Hill of Sonoma County died here last Friday at the O.iver House, 899 P.ne s reet, after a short iidness. His death resulted from neuralgia of the heart. A few months ago Mr. Hill's only daughter died sud- denly, and it is believed that the grief occasioned by her loss has nhad much to do with his sickuess. The deceatel was a native of Pennsylvania and was 75 years old. He leaves a w:dow and twu sons. Horace Hill, the capitalist, is a brother of tue dead man. William Hill was a prominent figure in Democratic politics. He was elected to the Staie Senate from Sonoma County several times. He also served as a D puty Collector of Customs under Colfector J. S. Hager from 1885 to 1889. He was vice. president of iue Society of Calilornia Pioneer-. ‘The deceased was at one time one of the largest fruit-growers of Sonoma County. He owned afruit ranch at Glen Ellen, | which is now the site ¢f the Home for the Feeble-minded. The funeral will take place to-morrow at 2,0'c.ock. The interment will be in Lauiel Hill Cemetery. ALASKA OUTFITTINGS. Exhibits of Noithern Wares Made in the Ferry Bullding. The Alaska trade commitiee has moved its headquarters from the rooms of the Merchants’ Assceiation to the ferry building. The new quarters are in the part jormeriy occupied by the branch sta- tion of the Postoffice. Theides in getting | these premises was to secure more space for the exhibition of the goods that are in u-e in the far north, and which the out- fitters in this city can furnish coeaper and better than their rival: in the East and Nortn, There 1s one obj ction made 1o the p'ace, it isout oi the line of travel, althuugh it was placed there to be in the line of truvel. The desire was to attract the attention of prospective Klondikersa: they arrive from the Ea-i, but uni.ess a banner or a biz sign is piaced ou the buuding thou- sands- will pass und never think of look- ing tnere for an exhibit of Aluskan goods. The committee has issued a circular call- ing attention to where the exhibit can be found and the cond.tions under which stbicribers may place their wares in the= bui.ding. —_————— Something to Look Forward To. Au entertainment will be gi ven by the Press Club in the Ba.dwin Theater ou the afternoon of Thursday, December 2. To this entertain- ment all the leading aciors and jactresses in the city will contribute, the result being likely to be the best show the 10wn nas secn for many a long day. Tweuty-five per cent of the house receip's will be given by the ¢ un to the Actors’ Fund of Am rica. Bux-office opens Mondsy. November 29; or tickets can be obtained now ir.m memb:rs of the ciub. Price of admission, $1, wnicn also entitles bearer to one of the handsomest souvenic grogrnmmu ever issuea in the history of the ress Club, ————— Vetord by the Muyor. Mayor Phelan sent u messege to the Board of Bujervisors yesterday ve.oing the order re- cently pissed graniing the California An matoscope COmMpany u privi.ege to conduct & show with iis machines on Market stroet.