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Domestic Ports GREENWOOD—salled Nov 27—Stmr Green- wo.d, for Port Harfcrd, {IMBiR COVE—sSailed Nov 17—Schr Mary Etta, for San Francis Spoken. Nov 26,-0ff Point Sur, schr Kate and Anns with 2 otter skins. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 27—Stmr La Tour- aine, from Havre. Saied Nov 27—Stmr Lucania, for Liverpool; stmr Prussia, for €ambure: stmr Obdam, for Ko - terdam: s:mi la Champagne, i0r Havre: stmr W e ra, for Naples: s mr Anchoria, for Glas LIVEKP }WL—Arrived Nov 27— stmr Cevic, from New Yor HAVRE—Sailled Nov 27—Stmr La Bretagne, for New York. SOUTHAMPTON—Safled Nov 27—Stmr Kt Pau), for New Yors. SWINEMUNDE—Arnved Noy 27—Sumr Syria, from New York Farlors. 18 Third. | [ | | | | | | l PHILADELFHIA—Arrived Waeslund, from 1 iverpool. BALIIMORE—Salled Nov 27—Stmr Munchen, for Bremen MUVILEE—Arrived Nov 27—sStmr Ethiopls, from Yorx. POU).—Arrived Nov 27—Stmr Umbria, York W YOEK—Aarrived Nov 27—Stmr Pennsvl- is, from Hamburg; stmr Scotia, from Ham- from New N van burg MAKRIAGE LICENSZS, The following marriag: ilcenids have beea issued by the County Ulerk’s oftice: ¥. J. Keily and Hettie H. Henitace, 24—16. P. M. Hyrupand Madeline M. Hoertkorn, 31—24. i.uigi Brasc. sco and Maria N. Solari. 31—24. B. Mariano ana a G. Rubina, 57—b64. M. Mamberti and Victoria Sturniolo, 32—19 Hensy Ke on and Sa'l e Seth, 24—24 i ————— schoiarship $6U: JOW Tales jer weex and wonth. | —AARRAG S —JEAL D Liid [Pir h. marriaga aad death noticas sent b7 malk will not be insect>d. They must by handed In at elther of the pubiication ottices and ba indorsed with the name aud residenceo: persons suthorized 10 have the sams publisael | B ARMSTRONG—In this city, November 21, 1897, to the wife of William Armstrone, & dsuzhter. BL\IR—In Angels (amp, Novemb-r 18, 1897, to the wite of Thom: B air, & son. C.OLEY—In Ravenswood, November 23, 1897, to the wife of Frank Cooley, & sou. COFFEY—In Lhis cits, November »5, 1897, to the wife of J. Coft a daughter. CONLON— tuss elty, November 24, 1897, to the wife of Lawience J. Conlon. a daughier. EDWARDS—In th November 21, 1897, to ihe wite of Cheries cards. 4 ~on DONNELLY—In Martinez, Novimber 22 to the wife of M. Donnelly Jr., s son., FISHE —In Fair Caks November 23, 1897, to the wife of Mr Fisher, a 8. FRASER—In Uinuba, November 17, 1897, to the wife of A et | raser, a daugh er. HACK*“—!n Alameds, November 16, the w.f2 ot H. Hacke, a daughter. HUGHES—November 16, 1897, to the wife of T S. Hughes, a son JOHNSTON—In Palo Alto, November 22, 1897, 10 the wife of Mr. Johns:on, a daugh er. JAMIESON—At Nevada Docks, Port Costa No- vember 25, 1897, to the wife of Willlam Jarale- son, & son. LOFTIS—In this city, November 18, 1897, to the wife of Joseph L Loftis, a son. UTTCNICH—In Watsonville, November 21, 897, to 1he wife of M. N. Lettunicu, i :0n MCMASTE i —Near Hornitos, November 13, 1897, o the wife of Charles McMaster, & son. KSON—In San Mateo, November 23, . to the wife of Dr. *anderson. & son. SMITH—In Ma-tinez, November 23, 1887, to the wite of F. M. ~mith, a daughter. STEWAKT—In this ci November 25. 1897, to the wife of Sco.t H. Stewart, a daugnter. 1897, 1837, to | WATSON—Novemb r 15, 1897, to the wife of A. A. Watson, & daught MARRIED. BODEN—ZAUN—In this city, November 25, 7. be the Rev. J. Mangoid, Frederick Charles Boden and H Zwnn. "LANCY —NAUGHTON—In this ci*v,November 4 1887, by the Rev. Fatier Caraher, Michael Clancy and Filzabech Nauzhton. LBECKE—MULLER—In this city, November 27,189°, by the hev. J Fuendeling, Friedrich Carl Fibicke and Anaa Els Mulier. FOLEY—GRUBEE—In this city, November 24, 1897, by the Rev. J. H. Schroéder, Thomas F ¥o.ey 10 »-mma A. Gruber. —FISHER—In this cliy. November , b7 the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Augus- iouston and Kate E. Eisher. KI{—PHILLIPS—In this city. Novem- ber 23, .~17 b; Rabbi Isidore Myers of the Bush-street Temple. Mendel Je linskland Dora Phillips, both 0¢ San Franctsco. SCHUBERT—BRUNS—In this city, November 24 1897 by tne Rev. J. Fusndeing, Hugo G. Schuber. a1d Georgina Bruns. SINCLAIR—STEVENS 'N—In Watsonville, No- vember 21, 1597, William Sinclair of Corralitos ani Miss Stevenson ot Westport. TURXN KR—TALMADGE—In *an Jose, November 20, 1897, by Fev. Dr. Kummer, Edgar D. Turner *noa M. Ta'ma —_—_— DIED. Limbaugh, Mrs. E. J. iorizau, Thomay F. Mcu arthy, Margaret Mcklroy. Mary E. Mar:ini, Toseph Melernoff, Mrs. W. Mvers, #ugo S. Murphy, Charles J. Neizharg, Frederic Nichols. Mr. M. C ©*Connor, Jonn Peterssn, Andrew Phillips. L ant. William Reilly. Bar.nolomew T. Ashley. Edward Aster, Agnes L. M. S Barkuaus, Mra. Dorris Blackb r ., Charles Brand, Gludys M. Brenoan. Jona Jintler. Mary A. Carter, Joseph T. Clark, Clifton Coleman, George E. Cremmins, Norah Funcheon, Mary Furlong. Josepn Gr.flin. Patrick B. Harper, Arthur choolsy, Edmund L. Harrison Josepn serdoz. Teresa Irwin, Mary Snechan, Annie joyce Fredorick W. Builivan. Marzaret O, Kee:an. Kose switt, Harold Kueedler, Martha Trubody. John Ieonarl, Mrs. B. Ward, John Lilienteld, Witiam Wymaa, Willlam H. In the Cliy and County Hospital, No- 27 1897 Edwarl Asuley, & native of hington, aged 27 years. ASTER—In this citv, November 27. 1897, Aznes L M. S, d.arly beloved aut only daughier of George W. and Sophis Aster, sister of Alvin Aster, and zranddaughter of Diedrich anl Anoa Kilntworth, a ua ive of San Fraacisco, aged 7 years 5 months ana 1 dav. BARKHAUS—In Alameda, November 28, 1897, 3irs. Dorris neloved wife of D. W. Barkhaus, anative of Germany, uged 72 years 3 months and 28 days. S Friends and acanaln fully invited to attend THIS DAY (Sanda ), at 2 o'clock P M. & b rlate resiqencs, 2215 « entral avenue. Inter- mea: Mountain View Cemeters, Oskland. BLACKBURN—In Petaluma, Xovember 27, 1897, Charles, beloved husuand of Jane J Biackburn, u native of Kng and. sgad 76 years. BKAND—In this clty, November 27, 1897, Gladys Marie, infant daughter of ana’ Kittie ncey ars reansc: the faneral sarvices Peter Brand, a native of nan Francisco, aged 4 days BRENNAN—In this city. November 26, 1317 John. dearly beloved husband of Rosa ssrennan, father of Loretta, Wilie and seriram Br-nnan and son-in-law of Jonn Koier: a native o hhole Isiani. aged 32 years and 3 months, BUTLFK—In this city, November 27, 1897, Mary A . deariy beloved wite or John Eutler, mother ot Wille Butler. and sister of William, kichard John, Warren. Edward and Frank Nunao, & na- 11 - of Limerick. ireiund, uged 30 years. B3 Friends an1 acanaintancas ar respact- smily Invited to attend tha faneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock A. M., from ner late readence, 2621 Hrymnt streei, thence o St Poter's Church, corner Twenty-fourth and Ala- bama streets’ wne'e & requiem high mass will bs celebrated for ths repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock 4. M. Interme Hoiy Cross Cemetery. CARTER—1In Angels Camp, November 19, 1847, Joseih Tup y Carter, a nutive of Missour), aged 44 years CLA' K—In Merced, November 27, 1597, Clitton Clark, azed 28 years. COLEMAN—In this city, November 26, 1837, Georze ., cldes: son of Harrle: A. and the late sames ~. Coleman. M.D., & native of Callfornla, ontiixand 21 daye. respecifuily invitel to attent neral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2:30 o'clock P. M, fron the :amily re.idence, 1380 Buchanan s'reet, betweea Elis aud Edd . Interment private CREMMINS—In ihis city, November 27, 1897 Noran, beloved wifa of Dennis Ciemmias, and mother of Mary Cremmins and Mrs M Willi-ms & natve of Connty Cork, Ireland, ;0 70 years. 5" _emnins at the fuueral parlors of McGian Bros., 31 kddy street. FUNCHEON—In thit clov, Mary. be ove ( da Novimbar 27 1977 ter of Mary Fiyon and the iate Richird Fuicheor. and sister of John Katle aud Parick Funcheon a natve of Chariestown. Mass., aged 23 years B Frients anl acquainiancey ars resno fuliy invited to atiend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 8:i0 0'clock A. M.. from the resi deuce o1 her parenis. 1314 Sanchez streat iheucs to St. Piu’s Church. whers a solemn requien mass will be celebrated for the repose of ber soul, commencing at § 0'clock A. M. Pleass omir flowers. FUELO SG—There will be a requiem mass for the of the soul of the late Jo¥*ps ruriong £ s Churen TO-MORROW (Mon day). aL 9 o'clock A. M. Frienls ani rcquaiat- ances are resp cifully invited to atiend. GRIFFIN_1n itv November 27, 1997 Pat- rick Gritlia, a native of Ireland, azel 63 rear:. HARPER—:D Yuma. Ariz . Novemoer 24. 1897, Arthur. belovel husband of Krens Harper, and father of Alfiel. Frod. Charies, ~am. Anir-w. Jessie and Margarar Harper. late of Fort S I- kirk, N. W. T. a native of ceifast. Ireland. aged 65 years. 8% Friends and acanaintancat ara rianast. fully invitel (0 attend the faneral TO-MORROW (Mondav), at 10 0'ciock A. M.. from 13)2 Leav- eiworth siresi. Inierment L 0. 0. ¥. Cemetery. HARRISON—In Sausalito, Cal. Noveomber 25, 1897, Josepn_Harcison, & naiive of England, abont 59 years. [New York City papers please copy. ] AFFriviis and ACAUAINIANCAY sry reipact fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). at 10 o'ciock A M, from the par fors o7 the Union Undertaking Company, 733 »ission street, vear Liird IRW .N—1In this city. November 26, 1497, Mary, wite of James Irwin. and mothar of Mes. Emma Guerrero ani.Washing:ou Irwin, a native of Calitornia. aced 70 vears E#Friends abe respect fully inyited (o attent ihe funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10130 0'clock A. M. ut § Page strest. Intermen: private. Piease omit flowers. JOYCE—In taly cicy, November 25, 1897, Frel- «rick W. Joyce, » Da:ivs of New Haven, Coun., ayei 33 yearaand 9 menths. A membero! 3isrs Lodze No. 202 Knights of Pythius. 83 Friends and_acanainiances’ are respec:- fully lavitea 0 atend ths faneral THIY DAY (Sunday), at 10 o'clock A, M. from Presidio. Services under tae auspices o1 Mars Lolze No. 202 K. of P. Lutermeat National Cemetery. KEEGAN—In this cty, November 27, 1897, Rose, belovell wife of Michael Keegas, mother of Jumes J. Keegan and sister of th - fute T, B. Cusick. & pative o the parish of Ballyjamesduff, County Cavaa. Irelaud, aged 34 years. &3 Notice of funer: 1 hereafter. ENEEDLER--Near Ls 5 onda, ~an Mateo County, Novembver 2l 1337, Marths, beloved wife of John Kneedler, aged 60 years Nov 27— Stmr | LEONARD—In Castroviile, \ovembrr 22, 1897, Mrs. B Leonard, a native of Ir:land, aged 78 years. LILI NEELD-In this city, November 25, 1807, Wiiliam, beioved husband of Puuiine Lillenteid und father of Mrs. Lewis Meyerscein, Mre. 1. B Lowenverz. Mrs. . V. Mevers.em. Mrs 8 H Wincer, Mrs. E Wineburgh and Aifred Lilic seld. u native of Germuny, sged 48 years month: and 12 days. e & Friends anl acquatntancar ara T v suiiv 1ovicsd o acent the fanera THIS DAY (~unday) st 10:45 o’clock A M..from his late residence, 1426 Geary strect. -nterment Home of Feuce Leme. ery, by spe al trein frum Third and lowusend s reets ac 12 0'clock. Piease omit fiowers LIMBAUGH—In this citv, Xuvtmber?fl. 1897, Mrs k. J. Limbaugh, mober of Mrs. K. B. Har- vie, Mrs. F. D. Smiih, Mrs. Charles Fleming und L M. Frank, Dodie avd Bernie Limbaugh, a native of Sor 1. Canada, aged 58 years. x BFFrienty anl acqmai.ancsi @re resnscts fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (dunday), ai 1:.0 0'clock P.M.. irow her lute resi- deuce, 16,0 Geary streel. Lu.erment private. LORIGAN—In bi« citv, November 26 1897, Thoumus Francis dearly beloved and younges son of Mrs Annie Lorigan, and brother of J. H. Lorigan, Mrs J. vrice and Mr.. C. Ferers, a na- dv- o bonlcia Cal. aged 28 yeacs. B3 Friends ani Acauninian-ay Ara ragpact: sully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), ac_12:30 o'clock P. ., from his late jesidence, 3U8 Twelfin streei, the.ca (0 St Jowpn's Church, Tenth street, for services a: 1 o'clock p. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MCCARTHY—In this city, November 27, 1897, Margaret, beloved wife of the late Patrick M- Car hy ai d mother of George l.gan, a native of perisi of Kaihkeule, County Limerick, Ireland, aged 57 year: McELR /Y—In this city, November 27, 1897. Mary E., beloved wite ot P. J. McElroy. motner of Mary E.and Genevieve McKiroy, and sis.er of Mrs. Dan O’'connell and Mrs. Patrl 'k Coll, anative of Councy Fermaugh, lreland, aged 42 year i Friends and acquaintancey are respec. h\fi’mvuel to attend the funeral TO-MORR /W (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock A. M., from the par- Jorsof the United Undertakers, 27 and 29 Fifih street, thence to St Kose's Church where s requiem high mass will ve celeoraied 10T Lhe repose of h r soul, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. MARTINI—Near san Jose. \ovember 23, 1897, Joseph Martini, a naiive of Italy, aged 53 years. MEIERHOFE—In this “iry, November 25, 1897, Mrs Wilhelmina Meiernoff, beloved mother of Mrs. Herman Beathorn Mrs. Henry Eiber- lin:, and grandmother of Mrs. W. Becker and Mav rIbarilig, « naive o/ Rensburg, Hostein, Germany, agel 83 years 2 montus und 8 days. 5 Friendy anl acanalniance. a=s respes fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 0'Clock P. M.. 1rom Lhe par- lors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1209 Misslon stres. near kighth, Iuterweont Laurel Hill Cemetery. MEYER~—In Tulare City, November 26. 1897, Hugo S. beloved husband of Loulse M-yers, and sieptather of Anaa, Henry. Pauline, Otto and Julla Gerbardy, a nauve of Prussia, aged 49 years. " @ Friends and acanalniancay ara respect fuliy invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 12:10 o'clock P. M., from the par- jors of Halsted & Co. 946 Mission street, Intermen: 1. 0. O. F. Cemetery. MUHPHY—In this city, Novembar 1897. Charles J., beloved son of Willlam F. and Ellen . Murphy, a nattve of San Francisco, aged 12 years and € months. BF-Friends ani acaualntances ara respedt- folly invited to_attend ths faners THIS DAY (Sunday). at 2 o'clock P.M.. from the resi- dence uf hiv parents, 255 Pe:ry streei. Inter- ment Mount Caivar: Cemetery. NK!GHARG—In Martinez, November 21, 1897, Frederick Neigharg, a native of Germuny, aged T4 years. NICHOL —In Fajrfield. Cal, November 21 1897, M's. M. C. K. Nichols. a native of County Conuauzh, ireland aged 62 years 6 mouths and 214 0'CONNOR—In this clty, November 27, 1897 John ¢ ’Connor. beloved ‘cousin of Thomas and Jam's Crawtord, 3irs. Mary Haley a:d Mrs Jo- hanna Delehanty, and nephew of Mrs Ann Corke native of th- parish of Liscanery, Courty Clare. Ireiand, aged 54 years. BFFrienis anl ACOUAINIAOGAY AT3 FRYD LG il invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday). at 10:70 0'ciock A.M.. from the par- rs of McAvor & Gailagher, 20 Fifih sirest thence to St. Eoses (hurci. Brannan street, be- tneen Fourth and Fifih streeis, where a 80 emn requiem high mass will b- celebrated fpr the re- po-e of his soul, commencing at 11 o'clock. In- terment, 1oly Uross Cemetery. PETERSEN-In this clty. November 27, 1897, Andrew Petersen, a naiive of Swelen, ugel 66 in this city. November 261837, Cap- tain m Armstrong, beloved husbani of Elizabeth F. Paill py, and tather of | obert B. anl W.J. Phillips, Mrs. Frank Cooison and Mrs A. H. leb anauveof the north of ire- land. aged 69 years 5 months aud 1% days. A@-Friends and ncqualntances are respect- fuily invited to auteni the funeral THIN DAY (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P. M.. from Masonic Temple corner of Pos 1 Montgmery sireets Intermen. Cypress Lawn Cemetery by eleciric funeral-car. REILLY—In this city, November 27, 1897, Bar- tholomew Tony. baloved husband of Ann Kellly, and tather of Annle Reilly. a native of Irelacd, ed 47 years 11 months and 2 davs. A Friends and ACQUAINLANCes AT respect fulty invited to end the tuneral TO-MORROW (Monday) a: 8 o'clock A. M..from his late residence. 39 Percv street, thence Lo Si. Ross's Church. where a requiem _high mass will be cele- brated for the reposs of his soul. commenc- ing At 9 0clock a. & iutermen: Holy Cross Ceme'ery. SCHOOLEY—In th's city, November 27. 1897. Edmund 1. . beloved husband «f Alice A, Schoo- ley. and father of itaymo.d and Claude S hoo- ley, anotive of Wiicons n, aged 37 years 11 months and 27 days. SERDOZ—In this city, November 27, 1897, Ter- esn. dearly b loved wife of A atthew Serdog and mether of Francls ~erdoz and Joseph, David John. Frank, Carmillt'a and the lute Rosie Oneto, n native of New York, sged 42 ye:rs and 7dnays. 8@~ Friends and acoualntances are respact fully mvited to attend the fun TO-MORROW (Mond: at 10 o'clock A. M.. from the par- jors of Valente Marint & C,. 1024 Stockion street. luterment Italian Cemetery. SHEEHAN—In this ol y, Movember 24, 1597 Annie, beloved wife of Eiward Sheehan, and dearly beloved mother of Martin, John ana Annie Bovle anativaof County Carlow, Ire- lant aged 52 years S@ Friends and acauaintancsy are respect. rully Invited to aitend the funeral THIS DAY (Sund at 9:50 0'clock A.M.. from her Iate residence, 311 Minna sireet, thunce to S, Pat- Fick's Church for services, commenciog a: 10 o'clo:: A M. Ju.erman: loly Cross Cemetery. SULIIVAN=In thls city, November 26, 1897, Margare: O. Sullivan. a uative of Ireland, agel 78 years. &9 The funerat will take piace THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10 o'clock A. M., from 523 Fol- som street SWIFT—1In this city, November 27, 1897, Harold, infant child of orge H. aod Nell e Swift, a n: tive of san Francisco. aged 2 months. ‘i Frienos und acquain aices are respectfully 1nv..ed to attend the fuieral TO-DAY (Sun )y at 11 A. M, from the fami'y residence, 720 Golden Gate aveuue. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. TRU.ODY—In this citv. November 27, 1897 Joun, beloved husband of Jane Trubody. ani fatherof Jusiah P. and Willlam A Truboay, A naiive o Cornwall, Englund, aged 89 years 1 moith and 13 days AF-Friendy and acatalatancy a resoect- suily invited to attend the funeral TUESDAY, ANov.mber 30, at 2 o'clock P. M.. from the First M. E. hurch Powell and Washiogton streets. Interment Laare! Hill Cemetery. WARD—Tn San_Jose, November 24, 1897 John, hu-band of Julla Ward, a uative of Ireland, aged 63 years. WY MAN—In this clty, Novembar 27, 1897, Wil ltam i1.. beloved husband of Able Wyman, father of Mrs. J. Atherton, and brothero! Mry H. Ingram, & native of Yarmou:h, Nova Scotia, s 4 months wnd 12 days. B Friends &n1 ACQUAINIANCAL ArA respect- foiiy invited to attend the ‘unsral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from his late res dence. 828 McA liste: sireet. between Oc- tavia sad Lajuna Intermen: Laurel Hill Ceme- tery. CARD OF THANKS. To mv many frienas and acquainiances, who gave o many evidences of their sy mpathy during my Iate bereavement, 1 desire to r-tirn my sincers thanks. I aiso w'sh to thank the fiim of Hal- sied & Co. for their kindn s ani atention shown me. CHAKLES H. CHEFFERS. YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE—The annual re- quiem high muss for the deceased members of the Young Ladies’ Insiitute will be ceiebrated at the Cathedra in Vietoria. B. C, 70-MURROW (Monday),ut § A. M. All members are requested to at end mass on that day in their parish churches to pray for cur departed sist rs. SOPH1E A GROTIS, Grand President. JosEPK NE T. M OLLOY, Grand Secretary. WMCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,) 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South 80. JAS ENGLISH. T. R. CAREW. CAREW & ENGLISH, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 41 Van Ness ave,near Market si, San Fran- cisco. ‘ielephone So. 156 F.]. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embaimers. Sand 10 CITY HALL QUAKE. Telophons South 432 Estab. 185% Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers 22 24 AND 26 MINT AVENUE. Lady assistants. Spacious chapel for tne use o/ our patrons. Hubber tires on our ambuiance. SELLS BURIAL LOTS AND GRAVES. PERFETUAL CARE. LAUREL HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, Junctien of Bush Street and Cenm- tral Avenue, San Franclsce. THE §$100X MARKET There was no.hing rew in mining stocks last week, and the ¢ ose of the week found values gen- erally lower than at the opening The Seg. Belcuer delinquen: ssle takes place to- morrow. ‘The Sun frarcisco Gas and Electric Company will puy the rexular montbly dividend of 50¢ per share on December 1. ‘ihe Mount Ross Mining Company of California pada dividend of lc per share, amoua:fng to #10,000, on November 26. ‘The H. pe Mining Company of Montana paid a ivicend of 0c per shure on November 21, mak- 1ng a total to date of $732,252. : ‘The Commodore Mining Company of Creede, Colo., paid & dividend of Zc per sharc, amounting 0 $20,000, on November 26, making a lotal for the yer of $120,000. : A1 oftictal telvgram_from the Consolidated Call- fornia aud V.rginia Mfhiog Company yest rday stated tha’ the output of ore from i(he mine last week am: uated to 21 tous, of Lhe &Y rage assay value of £34 11 per tou. he supcrintendent of the Hutchinson Sugar Plauzation L om any, in a letier to secreiary E. H ~heidoa, under date of Naalehu Kau, Hawail, No- vember 15, 1897, writes: *We are again happy Lo ~a that we have had a very flue rain—altogeiher 10 f.iches—cnd all danger from diought is passed. The cane Is picking up very nicely, and fleids are cloaing in tha: were very backward. We have th - stripping nearly cone and shall start up ihe N lehu mil. neXt week. he rains have maue some differences in our probabie output, and indications are that we shall overrun the estimates L0 some extent, principall - owing to the fact that soms c ne will tassel that we did not expect to take ff before spring, and partly to the upland ¢ ne tuin- ing out bewter tha. exp.cted. \We are preparing ihe boile:s at Honuapo wli , have shredded in and are slariing to exiend the Honuspo flume to take 11 about 7u0 ucres of the Naa ebu up.ands to Hon- uapo mill 10 get the wdvantage of the shredder an | 10 save hau ace of susar freight, and Lo be able (0 £ t bet er exiraction than we can at Naalchu mill We are ex.enuing ihe r ilway toward Hilea, and it is compuiatively easy work and s.ight expense. All cane is growing finly, npd from the present outlook one wouid hariy rea ize that ihere Lad ever been any drought.” Following Are the Highest Prices Dur= ing the Past Week, STock. | [Mon. | lues | W ed. | Thra.| Fri | Sa —_— i B oy o8| 09 V) 1y 10 25) 25 3. 30 0| wy Confidence.. Crown Polnt. 18 Gould & Curry | 16 Hale & Norcros)| 1.7 Mexican .. 3¢ *0| [0 Occidental. 150 18 35 0| ~tandard.. .| 1.60) Slerra Nevada .| 67 Union.. ... 3 Utan..... 00000 10| Yolow Jnckw..| 55| 37 BOa.... -Auls, Tollowine were the swics ficek Board yesierday: RFGULAR MORNING SKSSION rrMMENCING £:30. 300 Alph: 50 C Pr.......15:300 Sava w0 .14/100 Seg Bel 1000"5 & C.771+/i00 3 Nev. in the San Francisco /500 Uian. 500 Potos....441200 Y Jacke Following wers 1Le baws in the Faciil: Stock Lowra yesterday: XEGTTAR prearnN—10:37. 500 Atrha.....10/100 E 8 N -00 Ala.......08|:00 Exenar... 01200 .. 200 And 52000 &t 300 Beleper 1) Han, 200 r& 100 Julia......0 | 00 SNev...BZ1y 350 Jus.ice....4% 100 200 Kentek .01 100 0 500 L Wash... 01| .00 &ii Hiii. 1255 Mexican. 34 1u0 StLouts. 400 Choir 50 Oted. 1,821/ 100 Stnrd. T00 CC&V.. 10) Ophir. ...75/60J Unioa. 500 .........)04400 .. 100 Conn... 62 150 Chalige. 400 C N Y.....02 500 Crn Pt.,...15 CLOSING OUOTATIONS SATURDAY. Nov. 2712 w. Bid. Asked Bid Avked, Alpba Con Juita. R Alia, justies ........ 49 5) Andes ... Rentuck .0 = 08 Belcher. Lady Wash . 01 0% Best & Blehr.. Mexiean. ... 33 34 Bullion .. celdental . 0 135 Caledonta, 73 T4 Chollar 07 vy Con. Cal . 43 4 Challenge Con. e, . 2% 27 Con. Imperiat, — V.| eg. Belcher .. 06 07 Confidence. — m1{ lerra Nevada 60 61 Crown Point.. 18 17-liver HilL.... — 04 Con.New York — U3~tandard ... 155 1.60 Kureka Con. 20 —|Union Coa..... 25 26 Excheauer — 0ilUtah........... 08 0T Gould & Curryv. 19 20[Yellow Jackee 3 34 Hale & Norers. 150 1.55| t10CA ANLD LOND EXCHANGT SATURDA N ITHD BTA Bid. Asked. TFaa conp.113 — Lcnew weueizd - | MISCELLAN KOS mO¥AL CAL-SIChIASy. 11534 N PG . 99, (alElecL 83128 — |0akGay 83, 104 CotraCWoy 88 100 [lo2disse.. 1101y — Dyot-stex-co — Y8lo Ummibuste. 1231y — Fden L&P 61128 — (P &U RySy 11V — FECHRR 63107 10934 P&Ch Ry dy. — 103 Geary-st K83 — 100 | Pwist RR8i115 — H &S 04102 107 emo, WL&EL — 105 LosAnz L8 — 100 [tactoP &u. — 103 LoGnieed 8s 9814510214 MEt-stChleds 126 DoRyCon ba 111311854 ~F&N PR3 1043410514 SPRRATIZ31 101 1015 ~ PRECAlds. 1675510815 Vin6slst — 00 SPRROAbY — ¥ NevUNgR7310) — |~PHrRCal8s 10674 — N HKyCal vs. — 10815 VWaterd: 1185/,] = by Ca el YR — |-V Wacerad JU-1510214 NPGos... 104%; — [skinu&Esn 89 0 — WATKR BTOCKS. Contrn Cowta 4315 4714(SPrus Valley 9934 9914 Managa... 00 — WAS AND FLECTRIN #TOCKY — 25 (Pacific Liza, B4 5614 . $Blp - [N F G&Kleo. 9534 85ig M kleo Lighi 1314 1334 ~an ¥rancecs L1g a3y Oak G L& H bl =Sl Fau Gae dwp 9215 9 g INSURANG Fireman'sFe 186 oMMV RaIAL 5514 2 ® ETOCKY nElo-Cal Bankof Cal.. 100 lubL&LCe 89 KAVINGS BANK STOCKL — [Fav&iosa. .. 100 HumbS&L.146) 1160 |security - Mutoal...... 35 4u | Uuws 1% - broav Uuion — 500 BTREKT 1A (LROAD ATOTKS. 111 |OakSu&iday — 100 - |rremao... 8 — 5114 513 FUM ek sTOCKY 115 |daniCown... 363 36 85 80 |vigone...l ol 314 MISCELLAN vaUt €TOKE Alexarkrs. — 9T Na Vinoa. — 8 Ger Lead Co. 105 — | iceanlc$8Ce B214 HawC&sCa. 237 243 bacAuxFA — 8 Hutch 3PS 35 ibig racBoraxCo100 = MeisizAsn. v rart Pmucle 7 EALEN—MUBNLaa BadIS, Hoard— 100 Giant Powder Con. 25 Mutua! Electric Light . 13 5 ¥ Gas & Kiectric Co. 25 Market-st Rallway. $2000 8V Honds. 4% $5000 5 P of A Bonds...... e e EOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW W.STERN HOTEL. H Hudson, L.os Angetes 11 Vivian, Tulare 2ir3 Kuberts, Stockton J A Klug, Sacto J D Harrison, Los Ang Mrs M tinley, Oakdale C Mortyn & w{ Cai M 10 ey. Valiejo J B Monahan, Mon:erey C Doan, Dixon P King, X ¥ J Me. anu, N Y O Howard, Stockton 11 G Hardin-, Seattle C Cover:, Merced P K Boreln, Sacio 1 Krickson, Va Mra Sch ess-uger, Colo Miss Monroy, Denver W Keys, Truckee Miss I Johaston, ¢ al LICK HOUSE. W W Chandler, Eimira Hal Freema, Berkeley CSWilcoxson&fm, Nupa J L Desht, Burlingame K W Blddie,Heaiusburg Mrs F WawhassSan Jose Miss G Walker,Clevend F B Wesicott, St Louis Mra J R Jack: MillsCliege Miss Zue Gewiy, Lilis C Mux Nele, G Wm C'Connor, St L uls M S Hoss, Fre JF Hayward.'Boston € W Garte.t.Freino iss C Hayward. Bus'on J C Multon, Fresno Josie Huywurd, B s-on Mrs P I Joyce, Oakdale ¥ L C Huywarl, Boston M U Capalun, N Y J Boyd, N Y N RUSS HOUS CH Wise & w, Sonora 1M Wiaham, San Jose CT Cslombet, Cal 1A Benuett, Dyt ¥a.o3 J Doe, Dover, O o £\ Boots, San Jnse E Roche, evada T A Peacock, S Raiael W A Moody, Elko, Nev N Ouderxirk, klko 1L Knigh, Folsom J J Ahearn, Denver G E Eennelt, Niles M £ Browb, Mlles ¥ AStaney, N Y J'S ke d, Ohio € C Ricks, Eurek: J R Cunninghan, Cal 1 Shiraley, Seattie J BOver'on, Overton ¥ Coru, Big Pine D Arison, Carson W Wataing & w, Cal Mrs Andeison, Hono uln B Forsyih, Santa ) 0sa A A Rathke, irvington Mrs G Juy, Chicago Mrs J Biucow, Chicago ¢ L Biak & w. cal F A Weser, Los Anzeles CH Wise & w, Los Ang. J 8 Beasl y. veyserville I W Frice, Witte, Mo Voss, Kedding, ¥ Erb, Olympis, Wash € Cummiogs, N Y E Carrol! & w, Newark T D Budd, Stockton Miss N Brout, Vir City D Cummiogs, Vir City Miss A Jac son, N Y 8 Jobius Cbi» G 8 ould, Immesdal P Grant & 1, Detroit 3 J Russcll. Oakland PALACE HOTEL A C Russ. Palo Alto ¢ P Moscoui, Purissima AJ Hecsman, Sac.o K W Baxter, Porvand Mrs B W Baxter,Por.ind H Hens: aw, | urlingame A Crebbin. Lenv r E W itunyon, xed +luff G J Boahop, Chicazo W C Jotins.m, aine E B Smitn, Yosouana O A Foole, ) 0kchama R I Pet igrew, Wash F T Dubo 5. Jdsho W J Pollird, L E Cur is, Ga © Wiarton TS Elish, Indians Mrs i olmes, Truckee JT kb r.ole, Citc nnati G W Brambili. Yoshma J travs , ) okohama H Wenzel Jupa 2 Riemer Java Mr Leiric & w, Hongkng Mrs G Efier ho gkong CH Rogers, N Y LT d- Urinrk, ~hanghal M kichin reen. Chi ago F F ~pruzu~, Gaelic CE Biown, Yokohuws > Liimn, 5 Y € ¥. Locke, Chicago J A Butel, Chicago ¥ P Lack.n, ( rovidence G G Wig €, Stuniord GRAND HOTEL i E Knepper. Palo Alio H B Stee’, Stanford JJ Pavn, w & ch. > Jo e J & Poiter, Calay -ras £ C McReary, Stanford W J Mcuallun, Stockton W M cochran, ~eattie J Al Loberts, Poiter Vai FB Abbe, -anJuan J A Riley, Stanford E Moore. Stantord W Couper, Berkeley. A it Lord, Sev.da City C Rosen ha', Grass Val C K B roard, * acto L M Beroard, =acto 11T Fuchs, Grass Val ~ J W Praett, Nevada H J Pruger, Fresno C Ayers, Fresio G A Boyden. N Y Mrs C A Miner, Petroia A L Johusion, Petrolla K F For:une, Fresno J W Fuller. 5t Paul € W Miller, Portland E A Vreeman, Juckson E H Griges, ~tanford A A Larson & w, ~ta Rea A Ehle. Chicazo J S Eby, Los Aug les J J Pratt, Yuba City H Buckman, Napa J llure. S:oc:ton Miss | Brookes, Moaesto A C Miller & w. Capitoll G Griy & w, Sitka Mrs L F Bric . & sn, Port J L Mahews, S lem D Balfour, Fresnu 0 E JMoor, Stauford I A B.ll, Napa G W : eyuoids, N ¥ LC W D Mitchell, Stanford E M Hoen, =acto ¥ W Covey, Palo Alto E L Wiltams F Vrickson, Jamestown Dr L E Crus, Stockton C H Hall & w, Suta Claa BALDWIN HOTEL. R D Willlams, Casland H J Hentho'tz, Sn Rafal H Wright, Be. T bunne & w, San Juse D ¢ Wegn im, N J J_Duft, Chicago J W Eaker, w,s, Chieago J K Po.ard, Ch cagu H Sealey & w. Ds Moinestl Hodgman, Ls Angeles J K Jones, ~cuth Dukota > ~borin er, Chicago D ~prioger, Cnicago Harry Mi'ler, Chicago Ke!y. s altimore and J Co.lins. Baltimore and All-America Al -America H Jenninzs® do J Burkeit, do M J uriffia, a0 L Stanl, do KJvonovan, do CHes ing, do T Donabue, do W Kbunes, do J Doyle, do J Powell, do T .’ Brien, do N K Fulton, ao Dr Vond, do F G rewce, do E Ho:ton, a0 H Rei.z, do W Clarke, do A Wischier, do A Smith, o W Barnie, do W Danlen, do LF iecketr, J ier, Centerville u Busn, Uaxland G B Eranch, Lakev lle W D Davis, Goat 1sland N P Aelson, Chicago H M Keller, \ ¥ B Herbery, Chicazo JJ Dufty.' hicazo C A Vauce, ~tockton H Ruth, F.esno J Kose, Centerv M'ss C B KJones & w, Lal SC hild ) & w,Chicago W J Mallin, Huntingion RJ W Brewster, Wash, DC R Duncan, Wasn, b C A F Luenning, \ asb, D C LONDON WOOL SALES, LONDON, Nov. 27.—The wool sales were con tioucd to-day with a fail attendance and keen competition. The off:rinzs were of small cat - logues of mixed seiection. Melbourne scoured mar<ed “toorale” ana New Scu:h Wales scoured marked “Shaw” sold at 1s 7izd for Germany Medium scoured so.d well. but isferior and faultv siocks were weak. Crossbreds were irre ular. The deman! for the (ontlnent and the home trade was good. Falkland )slands and Punta Arona’s wools were 141 lower than in the iast serjes of sales and weie sold to heme #nd co .- nental buye.s. DID 0T HANG RENTON. Crew of La Ninfa Denies That He Came Nearly Being Lynched. Vessel on Which the Copper River Expedition Took Passage in Port. The schooner La Ninfa that fif:een days ago set sail from the coast of Alaska for this port, leaving behind her thirty-six poor.y supplied men who will battle with ihe elements of the far nortn in an en- deavor to yain fortune on the shores of the Copper River, arrived here last even- ing. Four ot the party that left here last September on the vessel with visions of fortune blinding their eyes to the difficul- :ies of attaining it in the frozen goid- fields returned with ner. They are Wil- liam Renton, president of the expedition that salled on the La Ninfa; W. J. D. Young, €. L. Green and Richard Fripp. Renton is glad to get back to a country where law and order prevail. As presi- dent of the expedition he agreed to carry the thirty-nine gold seekers who com- prised his party to the Copper-niver fields, iurnish tnem with provisions for a year, and see that they were comfortably in- stalled at their destination, for $500. Renton did his Lest to keep his promise, but nature rose up against him, and he tounda that he would be unable to do as he agreed. He got his vessel and parties to Aiaska, it is true, but when he at.empted to sail the Copper River, he feund it im- passably frozen. Seeing that be would ve unable to take the party up the Copper River he landed it at Orca and took the provisions ashore. Then the trouble commenced. An exami- nation disclosed the fact that the food was of poor quality, and, it is said, of insuffi- cient quautily to last the men the time they would be required to remain at the gold fieid<. The men began to threaten and Renton became frightened. Many of the party declared that they woulid L:ave revenge, and fearing that he woula be severely dealt with the president kept close to his vessel and Iriends. The schooner finally departed from Orca, how- ever, and the troubles of Renton were at an end. The steamer Blanchard, which arrived at Astonia, Or., on the 26.b inst., brougnt down from the North a story that Renton had been hanged by the angry party of gold-hunters he left on 1he ble:k stores of Alaska, but before death came to re- lieve him o! his sufferinzs the mob re- pented and cut him down. The report is denied by Hans Mach, acting mai= of the schooner. and many of the sailors on board. They say that Renton was simply frightencd by the pariy and was not even touched by any one, lei alone being hangzed. As soon as the vessel arrived in port Captain Saunderer and Renton leit her and went to their homes in Oakland. The La Ninfa then sought anchorage and to-day she will probably go 1o Oakland Creek and lie up for the winter. UNION REFORM LEAGUZ. A Ceniral Branch O: ganized to Work for Christ an Socialism. A meetiug 1o organize a branch of the Union Reform League was held last night at Pythian Castle, R-v. J. E. Scott, editor of the Social KEconomist, acting as temporary chairman. Tuhe meeting was addressed by Rev. W. D. P. Bliss of Bos- ton, national organizer of t e league; a!so by A. A. Green, J. C. Gere, J. W. Hendes- son and Theodore Lynch, atter which a permanent or anization was formed, with Theodore Lynch as secretary and J. C. Gore as treasurer. The society is to be known as Central Branch Union Reform League and pro- poses to take definite and progressive acidun ob current civic, social and polit- ical questions along Chrisuan socialist lines. An executive committee of saven was elected whose duty it will be to ar- range for semi-montfily or mon thly meet- ings in some large hall in the district, these meetings to bs educational on social 4nd economic questions, to which the gener: Ipubace will be admitted free. - The following ladies and centlemen were elected by the mee:ing to act in that capacity: Chairman Mrs. C. M. Tolman, Mrs. J. McD:rmott, J. C. Gore, J. W. Henderson, J. T. Wild, Andrew Bowden and Theodore Lynch St. Francis Bazaar. It has been decided to continue the St. Francis Ciurch bazaar until next Tuesday evening, and close with the month. On Mon- day evening all articies possible will be auc- tioned off, and the foliowing evening ihe b: zuar wiil pesitively come to a close. No. 3 of the Buzaar Journal came out lnst evening. The leading articie is an interesting history of Lhe parish irom the pen of the Rev. Father araner. ————— Cocoanut butter is largely manufactured in Germany, FORTONE FAVORS DR, HALL Although Held for a Serious Luxury. His Alleged Partner in Misdoing Languishes in a Common Cell, ONE OF THOSE BIRDS NOT CATCHABLE. Beauty Waits in Sympathy Upon the Practitioner and He is Supplied With Flowers and Pictures. Dr. Hall, who is charged with the mur- Crime, He Revels in | HE IS ALLEGED T0 HAVE A “PULL.” | der of Mrs. Coakley, seems to be enjoying Tirere they receive the aged doctor and endeavor 1o cheer him by words of en- (e couragement. ‘When rallied about the solicitude of the “peyy of beanty’ last night. the doctor remarked: “How can Ihelpit? Youknow I am irresistivee.”” List evenin: two well-dressed, hand- some women, one 6f wihom carriea an ex- quislie touguet in her hund, approached the entrance 10 the prison and asked 1o see the doctor. They were allowed to en< ter, and in & few m:.nutes Hall joined them. The young woman who nad the bouquet at once presented it to him, aiter re- marxing that she hoped that he would **beat the case.” «i am all right,” smilingly replied Ha!l. *I am one of those birds that they cannot catch.” While the doctor is allowed to receive 1.1s numerous feraale ca lers and order his mealis from a neighvoring restaurant, Ccakley subsists on the prison fare and ha no visitors. 2 Ev n ths ‘‘trusties,” who enjoy re- stricted liverties, look with envy upon the furnishings of Hall’s cell, and refer to him as *‘Dat blcke wo's cot de pull. e WILL MAKE A 1EST CASE Charles Allas arrested for Keeping a House of Lil-Fame. The fir;t step to do away wilh lhe_dls- reputable bouses on St. Mary and Quincy streets was taken last night, when Alfred Morganstern, an attorney, went before Police Judge Campbeil and swore to a complaint charging Charles Allas with keeping a house of ili-fame. Allas was arrested & short time afterward, but at once was released on §40 ca-h bail. Allas owns the hou e at Pine and St Mary street. His arrest was mude for the purpese of testing the constitution- ality ol the ordinance recently pas-ed bv the Board of Supervisors. Ifa conviction foliows it is the intention to proce:d atl once against the owners of all dis-epus table houses located on the sireets iz cluded in the ordinance. —————————— THE BADEN MURDER. Coroner’s Jdury Did Not Charge Aoy Particular Person With the Crime. Coroner Hawkins held an inquest at DR. HALL’S LUXURIOUSLY FITTED QUARTERS. +all the comforts of home’ at the City Prison. Notwitustanaing that he is ac- cused of the most serious offense in the decalozue of crime, he is given more privileges than ever accorded an inmate of the City Prison. While he enjovs all the luxuries of life, | James Coakley, the husband of the al-| leged victim, who is also charged with being a party to the crime, occupies a dirty, foul-smelling cell along with a number of petiy larceny thieves and va- grants. Hall's cell is in the main corridor, ana was formerly used for the detention of incorrigible boys. Las: Friday afternoon an express wagon | containine an expensive folding bed was driven up to the City Prison. The driver aunounced that the bed had been pur- chased for the ‘‘comtort of Dr. Hail.” There teing no objection offered by the half-past 9 o’clock yesterday moruing on the body of Charles A. Andrews. Sheriff J. H. Mansfield of Sun Mateo County tes- tified as to the facts of the shooting by the burglars in the Grand Hotel at Baden. Police Lieutenant W. F.. Burke told how he bad captured one of the supposed mur- derers, Samuel E. Moore, alias H. D. Ray- mond, and ot tho conversadons he had with the prisoner. Several witnesses from San Jose did not arrive nntil afier the close of the inquest. The jury returned a verdict to the eflect that tle dec-ased came to his death from the effects of a gunshot wound inflicted by some person or persons unknown. The prisoner Raymond did not appear at the inquest. He had been summoned, but he+t od upon his constitutionat rights and declined to attend. —————— Does 1t Pay? The mass-meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association auditorium, Mason and COAKLEY’S POOR CELL. and placed in the cell of the accused doctor. Subsequently some considerate friend appeared at the gate of the Ci conveying a small table, a | and several yards of matting, | aiso placed 1n the doct with some pictures t| ty Prison | coai-oil lamp | f These were or's cell, to, ether at had been sent by voue of my dear ludy friends,” as Hall expressed it. Except for tne durk, dreary walls Hail's cell weuld compare favoranly with the bedroom of a respectable citizen of the middle class. Not aione has the doctor been thus favored, as be enjoys other privileges that do not fall to the ot of the average citi- | zen who finds himself thrown in prison for some triv.al cffense. Aimost daily at least a dozen young women, soms of them transcendently pretty, visit him in prison, and for hours sit and converse with him. Following the usual rule of the pr son, the fair visiiors are compelled to sit on & | Trinity M. E. Church, Berkele bench conticuous to the desk of the prisou sergeant. prison officials, the b:d was taken inside | Etiis streets, this aiternoon at 3 o’clock will be especially for young people, and will be ade dressed by Rev. Johu Coyle, D.D., pastor of Dr. Coyle’s , “Does It Pay?’ There will be spe- cial musi¢, instrumental_and vocal seiectisns, under direction of R. Powell Evans. Seats frec, aud all are welcome—bota men and women. subject e e B R Ll Thieving Hotel Porter, William Robinson, a porter with the Brocik- 1yn Hotel, was booked at the City Prison yes- terday by Detective Seymour on two charges of petty larceny. He is accuced of stealing two overcoats belonging to guestsin the hotel. ' He confessea to having been regularly em- pioyed in the business of stealing und selling clothes. ————— Stole Two Dollars William Russell, a butcher, was arrested &t an early hour yesterday morning by Polices man Ring and Special. Officer Tannian on & charge of grand larceny. He is accused Of stealing §2 from M. Bottello in the Empire Theater on Ellis street.