The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 3, 1899, Page 9

. * YELLOW TAIL THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 3 1899. STARTED AND THAT WAS ALL Like a Lobster. Ran Prize WAS NOT INSIDE THE MONEY THE SCRAMBLE CAPTURED BY FLAMURA. The Hot Springs Poolrooms “Killed” (o] er Her Victory—The Race Will Bear Investigation, Four Beaten Choices, 1te FEastern horse- | 0 beauty, Yellow | < yesterday. The as asked to beat a| ate fleld, and opened a 1 to 2| Later 4 to 5 and a trifle better | Piggott had the mount about as | awg,” fin | | w fifth, after sprawl- | he last part. Fla- ng all over the made. FAMOUS LIGHTWEIGHTS WILL % | | | AL HAWKINS and Frank Erne of Buffalo, N. Y., will enter the ring at Woodward's Pavilion this evening at 8:30 o'clock sharp. lightweights, according to agreement, will box twenty rounds. kins is a favorite with the local betting men, but Erne will plenty of Eastern money to back him when the pools open this evening. 3 Joe Choynsk! will referee the game and a better selection ecould not The battle should be well worth going a long distance to see. MEET TO-NIGHT O O+ O+ O+ O+ D+ TN OH T+ O+ O+ O+O+ Q006054060+ 0ebebededbebdedede The | Haw- have | | be , the entr: £ Ed Purser, and 5 and hed third. cluding seven furlong run saw e | Don Gara in front from start to finish, Ver | The brown horse, with Piggott up, re- of dol-| cejved strong support at odds of 4 and ue on the o L Rflnirumwr disposed of Colonial ttors, so the ad- | Da for the place. d the coup, were e Track Notes. gott each plloted two v Lottridge has purchased of Rancho del Paso the very useful per- former Osculation. The mare was a good the Montana circuit last sum- and bec who piloted Pesch, as he is termed by his brethren on the block, will leave shortly for Memphis, Ten Bookmaker Caesar Young cut in again a warm tip circulated about n Jim Bozeman, and Frank Ph > Quinn and a number of the 1l to it. When the old sprinter next to last Frank began exam- his watch to see if any of the g or mi d. prinkled several hun- about the ring on Don Gara, 2 der, was ruled nd officia ; the Oak s- - Jde Is charged with b g had Martin, the disg d jockey, ‘‘on aff. the day that Ulm was back at Oakland, Tay- d that he ‘\Ould gelding. A be m le to ex- > has had e did not ance at the distance. o Winyah. aare| dash, Good Hope had nothing much to ( : ,| beat, and starting a pronounced choice x in the race. | won' easing_up, Peter Weber took the favorite’s miserable | place from Bonibel. i that the going,| A 1 to 3 favorite, Rubicon, ridden by and holding, did not | Bullman, downed Satsuma a nose for the 3 by Burns & | handicap at six furlongs. The latter Y | horse looked to have the race won at a decided ten-| the paddock, and no doubt careless rid- | ing o the prt of Jones lost it. Pat Mur- | Taylor further says that he is not ac- | quainted with Martin. e | To-Day’s Entries. First Race—Six furlongs; selling; three-year- olds and upward. 749 Campus Rucker....108 Palmer1o: @3 Bid Me. d pur: furlongs; two-vear-old ® 3 2 3 5 ® 2 Race—Four 105 105 103 110 o | 757 Balive 734 Coda 757 He: 5 Greyhurst . 4 Imp. Mistral I1.113 2 Alicla .. ..108 Fourth Race—Six and upward; selling. Melkartn furlongs; three-year-olds | 709 Distinction .108 | 1 Paul Kruger.... 98 | 6 Corriente .......1 1 Colonlal Dame.. 93 - Sleepy Jane.....106 . Annowan . Fifth Race—One and a quarter miles; sellin three-ygar-olds and upward 3 Judge Wofford.. 51 579 Twinkle Twink.103 are 1T 54)Malay . Sixth Race—One mile; selling; four-year-olds upward. 46)30e Muss 8 Sy 1 Espirando ] §le. Jonea, s Zamar II. Guilder .. 3 Earl Cochran i Selections for To-Day. First Race—Truxillo, Charmante, Mainbar. Second Race—Giga, Winyah, Icedrop. d Race—Imp. Mistral II, Greyhurst, Tom | Calvert. | Fourth Race—Distinction, El alado, Eleepy Jane. Fifth Race—Espionage, Malay, Judge Wot- Sixt! ace—Eddle Jones, Sly, Joe Mussle, THE CALLS RACING CHART. OARXKLAND RACE TRACK, Thursday, March 2, 1899.—Fifty-sev- enth day of the California Jockey Club meeting. Weather cloudy. Track JAMES B. FERGUSON, Starter. Betting. %m. Fin Jockeys. |Op. CL. 2h 14 g 12 24 5 9 34 34 5 155 45 410 8 7 81 51 4 8 6% €2 0 40 74 71 5 136 53 §4% 6 12 n 93 0 bl 10 10 8 Powers was all out. ved & false alarm. Sokombeo was Merry Boy does not four-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. ] | Betting. ~ Age. Welght.[St. %m. %m. %m. 5tr. Fin. Jockeys. [Op. CL. 1h 13 11 (E. Jones.....| 4 4 213 2h 23 |Thorpe st 5h 43 36 |Piggott q1s 3 73 62 42 _ (Rutter . 4590 85 716 53 |Buliman 8 1 2h 35 65 |Turner 12 15 8 10 812 72 (L. Bennett. 20 40 44 81 Snider 10 [] 9 9 l' lint 80 £ short %, 1:16. Won first three driving. cardo was best as the race was run. Jim Bozeman car- Winner, 8. F. Capp's ch. g. ar-olds; purse, $400. ] | Betting. ¥m. Etr. n. | Jockeys. [Op. CL 2% 1n P3| 3 46 44 4 T3 Can 8 53 B4 4 gH g 5 6 6 Purser's ch. f. by Flambeau-Fannie Lew! {rd driving. he shortest route. Favorite ran well for half the distance. Six turlongs; selling; three-year-olds; pum, 3350, [ Betting. 3m. m. %m. Gtr. Fin {op. cL. § FHG e s | 1 35 B4 e 813 e 200 R e T 410 3 % 3h 3% 48 Al ) h 53 41 56 | 3 92 5 61 T10 €% |Thorpe . j 10 2 4 712 52 712 |Flint . i 2‘3 40 s 8 8 |Buliman | K] 119%. Winner, B. Schrelber's ch. f. by Colonel Clark-Gratl- Second and third driving. Weber fancied the footing. Bonibel stopped. [ Betting. Index St. %m. m. %m. Str. Fin Jocke: |Op. Cl. 7 5 11 11 1ns (Bullman . 12 13 1 21 23 24 |Jones Js2 4 2 32 8% 34 |Golden NEE ] 3 41 5 41 (J. Reifr. } 20 30 7 4 5 4% 5 |Devin 8 16 Winner, B. Lanigan's ch, h. by imp. Rayon &'Or- * Won first three driving foo well. Satsuma stumbled soon after the start. He was best. 5 | [ Betting. Horse, Age. Weight./St. %m. %m. %m. Str. TFin. [ Jockeys. 10,,, & ~ 15 110 18 13 (Plgeott AR : YT Sl 24 |Mackiin . ¢ 8 7 08 5% 33 31 [Penny . 6 10 72 8% 61 42 173 94 9 82 5h 2% 6n 6h 1% 62 ® % gh 10 9 T4 ¢ 8 I B 83 7 6 R e 51 0 2 2 gL ot LieR 10 |Bassinger 20 4 1 1 u 5 11 |Snider 20 bo a2 o%, 1:05%; 24%. Winner, El Molina Stable’s br. b, by Rath- Melbowrne. Good start. Won easing up. Second and third driving.” ra recelved a ruunln‘ start. Others of llmc -ccoum. COMMISSIONER NORTH DISMISSES NINE MEN AGREES TO DISCHAEGE OF JAPS | INDICTED FOR BRIBERY. Doubtful Whether the Men Could Be | Convicted, as They Had an | Ingenious Defense. | T | | | { ford i J. Tar{ and Y. Nishioka, Japanese Immi- | grants, pleaded guilty in the United | States District Court yesterday of having | puld money to Deputy Immigration Com- | missioner Geffeney for the purpose of in- | | fiuencing his decision as to their right to | 1ana. | | Tarl and Nishioka were indicted wflh‘ nine others by the Federal Grand Jury for | the offense named. On the immigrants | being lined up by the Commissioner in | the cabin, Tar! and Nishioka walked up | to the table at which Geffeney was sit- | ting and each slipped a $5 gold plece into { his hand under the table. The nine fol lowed their example, but ’Elaced the $ coins on top of the table. The two lead- ers, however, Informed Geffeney that there would be more money coming after | they were landed. At the request of United States Attor- ney Foote, represented. by istant | United States Attorney Banning, a nolle prosequi was yesterday entered in the case of the nine remaining prisoners. The Gefendants engaged Bert Schiesmger to defend them, and the ingenious defense was set up that they had been informed | at Kobe by the agent of the steamship | company that they would be required to | pay a fee of $5 each to the Immigration | Commissioner before he would allow them | to land. Under this plea and the fact that | the men paid the money to Geffeney in an open manner, and that they were entitled | to land, it was argued that a conviction | could not be had. Mr. Banning, in pursuance of a rule of his office, consulted Immigration Com- | missioner’ North as to the course to_be | pursued, and Mr. North, through Mr. | Geffeney, informed Mr. Banning that the suggested dismissal of the cases would | be satisfactory to him. Upon this assur- | ance, Mr. Banning went into court and procured the dismissal of the cases, The two defendants who pleaded gullty will be sentenced on Saturday. . e Fine music cabinets at Mauvais’, 769 Market street. e ————— Dr. Tillman Back at His Post. Dr. Tillman has returned to his post of duty at the City and County Hospital from the Pesthouse, where he went to at- tend the two smallpox patients, who were confined there some time ago. The pa- tients recovered and the young doctor | who volunteered to attend them met with | & hearty reception from his medical brethren on his return — e “How to Succeed in Life,” by the great showman Barnum, from a re- cently discovered manuscript, in next Sunday’s Call. AUCTION SALES. ABSOLUTE AUCTION OF FINE, RARE, ANTIQUE it RUGS PERSIAN BY THE And ROYAL IRANS TURKISH RUG CO. A 123 GEARY STREET. ale Commences TO-DAY, FRIDAY, March .8, at 10:30 2. m. and 2:30 p. m. GOODS NOW ON VIEW. This direct importation is just out of the Custom House for this sale, and none of the rugs have been shown in the Uuited States be- fore . W. LOURERBACK, Auctioneer. | = +O+® 0 [ORZOR JOL 202 ZOLLORLOR 20 & | FARE ADVERTISIMENTS. O+O+O+O )40+ O+ O+ D+DHADADHADIDHHAHD +D+ATHD +04D + D+ O+ O+ B+ D+ D4 O+ D+ O+O4CHDIDII4 4D 44D+ D4+D 4040+ D4 C+E ANEXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY i el 5 UNDOUBTED BARGAINS! CCCCO00CI0C0C00CCIo00000OC A FEW SPECIAL OFFERINGS In Connection With the Sale of the BANKRUPT STOCK OF J. SAMUELS! + SECURE ' {02202 SO2 20} JORJOR JORJOR JOLIOTACRRT] 202 JOR QOB JORJOR JOLIOLZ0P 2O} ® MBRELLAS! At 25 Cents. 30-inch; will be closed out &t 2c. At $1.00. LADIES' SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS, in Dresden handles; value, §1 75; will be closed out at $L. RIBBONS. At 15 Cents. FANCY RIBBONS, in plaids, re and Roman stripes; value, will be closed out at 1ic yard. stripe 100 GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, 2-inch and | " | | Special Value in Children's and Ladies” Underwear. Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery. | At 1S5c Pa 100 dozen CHILDREN'S HOSE, cashmere and fancy cotton; to 60c the pair; will be At 12 1-2c Pair. ! FAST BL ble heels e palr. with be on sale at 1 At 25 Cents. FANCY L arfe! > 0 | 76 dozen LADIE HOSE, in a 50c pair; will b sale at 2 At 15c and 120 dozen ODD SIZES In CHILD AND PANTS, 1 nfte 25 i will prices, I5c an: of styles; 'MEN'S FURNISHINGS | At 81-3 Cents. usual prices, 100 dozen MEN'S AND BOYS' SEAML"=5 eared out at | COTTON SOCKS, in brown, tan and slate | mixed colors, finished with double heels and toes; this day’s special price, ir. | 0dd sizes, in DOMESTICS! At SC Yard | 185 pieces BLEACH 8 1-3c pair. ci_coTTON ! At 10 Cents. | TOWELING, 2 : | 82 dozen MEN'S HEAVY SEAMLESS MER- Twill, and very absorbent | 1No soc in fanitary gray and fancy | on sale at sc yard. + 1 mixed colors, h extra Sp d heels an ® | toes; this day’s special price, l0c pair. | At GYc Yard. % THREAD | | 9 pleces ALL-LINEN TOW ® ‘former price, At 16 2-3 Cents. | 7 inches wide, heavy and dur © o. ss dozen M XTRA FINE CASHMERE | for 10c; on sale at %c yard + WOOL in camel’'s halr, tural | gray and faet black colors; this day’s spe- | At S5c Yard. + i Sh e 2 27364"!”’ | 50 p'egea FLA \F‘ILFT;X fleece back. ;) good_styles for lad were ¥ | At SO Cents. Toc; will be closed ® | 25 dozen MEN'S LAUNDERED CHEVIOT + 25c. | SHIRTS, with one pair reversible link | At 70c Each. @ EN'S VESTS | cuffs to each; all sizes; this day's special = = * STt | price, 50 each. 3 cases WHITE BEDSPREADS, hemmed () and red; usual | i ready for use, a strong and good textur be on sale at | At 65 Cents. | value for, Sic; on sale at 70c eac! 52 dozen M HEAVY VICUNA MERINO | == At $1.15 Each. 5 ® + s At S5 Cents. | At 35(: to 75c. | UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, finished © | $ 100 pleces of PLAID AND BAYADERE | dozen 1 ADIES n 0dd lines, includ- | With overstitched seams and warranted | 3 cases WHITE BEDSPREADS, very full % ® e ches wide ,)\I.;‘llue 200 | silk; ne shrunk; this day’s epeclal price, 65c each. size, extra heavy ana nemmed reads ¢ ® ¥ ou : i . e 50 e; o 5 5 ‘:5 = - | Eois be on sale At 75 Cents. 2:‘ i the §1 grad n e at §1 15 (f‘ ® At ents. | 80 dozen MEN'S UNDYED WOOL UNDER- < 4 No. 7 ALL-SILK COLORED SATIN AND UNION SU]TS. | SHIRTS AN ;.D’,‘\,"“ RS, wm;;nme?_lhg_r- | At $1.65 Each. zy GROS GRAIN; value 8 1-3c; assorted | oushly shrunk; this day's special price, T5c | ¢ . capes WHITB MARSEILLES BED- ¥ + colors; will be closed out at 6o yard. | At 45 Cents. each. AR LIS | % SPREADS, dmm]f“ elits: Qretiy. Fatued g H LADIES' GYPTIL UNION SUITS, patter and a close fine weave; value (@ o At 10 Cents. B e oA, Oneica fnish: worth T5c; will SILK HANDKERCHIEFS for §2 25; on sale at §165 each. 5 ne -INCH ALL-SILK COLORED | be on sale at 5 = b AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS; | = C 350 pairs BED SHEETS, made from the % Wil be closed out at 0e. CORSETS. | At 25 Cents. | pescgrade of musiin, hand torn and 3 %‘ 25 C ¢ At SOc and 7Sc | About % dosen MEN'S AND BOYS' JAPAN- | lIroned, fnished with @ two-inch rem: O At ents. c . ES! ISTITCHED K NDKER- | W offered at the following prices: ; CH ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN AND | 100 dozen of LADI RSETS, by the best | CHIEES, it hand embroidered. initials Stze— p Q JROS GRAIN RIBBON; value, 45c; | manufactu and colors; wil 0dd letters e s T B 24 @ WA Do Closed out ac mo | Rt s | S s, " e a8 tacn, (" | 72x80...460 81280..500 80x80...550 ® + ® | o) 2 | + - | @ | ® + + ® ® B 4 ® = + ® Murphy Bullding, ® 7 Murphy Bullding, Murphy BulldIng, Markflt afld JUHBS s B Murphy Bullding, s O] S > : Market and Jones Streets. : freets. | Market and Jomes Streets. 3 o B40+0+0+D+0+ O+ = OO 4DAD + D+ D+ D+ T4 0+ D+ D+ D+ CHD+DDHDHDID+DDHIHD +D+DIHD+4D 4 D404 0+ WHEN YOU & Require an ELE(; Y% TRIC BELT get “Dr. Plerce’s"" and you will not be disappointed. Call or address PIERCE ELECTRIC C0.. 620 Nerket st (opp. Palaca Hote), S. F. Gibhon’s Dispensary, Dr. 625 KEABNY ST. Established in 1854 for the treatment of Private | Diseases, Lost Manhood. Debility or disease wearing on bodyand mindand Skin Diseases. The doctor cureswhen othersfail. Try him. Charges low Curesguaranteed. Call orwrite Dr. 3. F- 2 ABBON, Box 1857, San Francisco. OCEAN TBAVEL. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. amers leave Broadway n Francisco: laskan ports, 10 & m., Mar. 12, 7, 2 ¥; Apr. 1 hange at Seattle. 2 Furg\ fctoria, Vancouver (B. C.), Port Tow nsend, Seattle, Sasoma, Everett, Anacortes and New Whatcom (Wash.), 108 my Nork Toltrantrert | ver tth _day ;i | 21 Avr L En0 o ihis company's steamers 5 N. Ry.; at_Tacoma to N. for Alaska and G. e Ry at Vancouver to B RV yp g d every fifth day 5 Ry P ror Bureka (Humboldt Bay 10, 15, 20, 25, 80; Apr. 4, an thereafter. Monterey, San Btmeon_ (rorm'zmlr?mcrgi!arr.rd (San_Luis_Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme o Padro, East San Pedro (Los Angeles) an Vewport, § a. m., Mar. 1.5, 9. 13, 17, and every fourth day thereafter. Apr. 2, T Fo o, stopping only at Port Har. ford. @ € Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Ihe Angeles and Redondo (Los Angeles), 1 a m., Mar. 3,7 19, 23, 27, 31; Apr. 4, ana iry fourth day thereafter. Y N hada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del o R ian; Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalin and Guaymas (Mex.), 10 a. m., Mar. 9: Apr. 6. For further information obtain lder. o T oany reserves the rght to change e ut Pravious notice steamers, sailing dates houre of sailing. URIORET SFFIOE+ Now Montsomery treet (Palace Hote! "GODALL, PERKINS & CO, Gen. Agte. 10 Market st., Sgn Francisco. THE 0. R. & N. CO, DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTLAND From Spear-street Wharf at 10 & m. $12 First Class Inciuding Borths $8 Second Class and Meals. Columbia sails Feb. 12, 22; March 4, 14. State of California sells Feb. 7, 11, 7, March 9. Short line to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butte, Helena and all points in the Northwest. Through tickets to - {flm’ East. E. General Agent, 630 Market street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. Superintendent. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. S TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- ner First and Brannan streets, 1 p.m., for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal, and connecting at Hongkong with —steamers for India, etc. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. HONGKONG MARU. _Friday, March 17 NIPPON MARU ‘ednesday, April 13 AMERICA MAR .Saturday, May 6 Round-trip tickets at luced rates. For freight and passage apply at company’s offics, 421 Market street, corner: First. W. B. CURTIS, General Agent. AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORE, BOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS. From New York Every Wednesday, 10 & m. St. Paul....February 27(St. Paul.......March 1§ St. Louts........March 1'St. Louis......March 33 RED STAR LINE, New York and Antwerp. From New York Every Wednesday, 12 noon. Kensington....Feb'y 15/Southwark. March § Noordland. Feb'y 22| Westernland..March 1§ Friestand. March 1/Kensington....March 23 EMPIRE LINE, Seattle, St. Michact, Dawson Ci For full intormation r-nrtil ‘treight and pase INTERNATIONAT NAVIGATION COMPANT, Montgomery st., ¢- any of its sgencies b 21, 25, 29; | OCEAN TRAVEL Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, (French Line) RAILEOAD TRAVEL RAILROAD TRAVEL. { CALIFOIN'M NORTAWESTERN RY. CO. | LESSHE N FACIFIC COMPANY. (PAOIFIC 8YSTEM.) nud are due to arrive as N FRANCINCO. | soUTH Traims DmEcT LNE O RAVRE PARIS SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PAGIFIG | __oruin'iie Foo:orbarte siteet) e . “trom: Pler riban R ALWAY COUPANY. wsave — Frow De. 18,188, — amamvm River, foot | uron Ferry, Foot of Market 8t. 00, Ban T d Wi s-.u <8:d5a o | . BAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. +00A Denikin: Buisum soed Buramenror 1. D3P L WEEK DAYS 6, 000 310 & m s 4 Maryerlle &Dmilunmdmlnlvh 3, 510, 6% Thursdays—Extra try . Duoe atiraays Extra mm at 1 Z:1004 Emm v.avmuna }nmu, . S:40r #5304 Martines, 3an Ramon. Vallejo, Napa, on on round trip. and Santa Rosa.. 6:13p 10 per cent reductio: g““:“c . Ogden “;fl . 814 A Y A Ban Jose, ivermore, ac RB". X Aing. Green. N E Yone, Bueramenis, © Flaccrele FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, o lssyvitia, Ciping, Sed Saeis Monigomery ave., San Francisco. o e Oy ,e;‘nuf-;w | 8:00, Merced and Fre 5. AUSTRALIA | Betwesn Bri Francisco and Schustzen Park | $:00s Freawo, Saberationt & ;:ll <{‘ur Bl(im'n.ll}‘ulau pame scheduls s above. }:. 0,"‘1“ es, D.dm ng, El Pl-\ Fas e e e Leave ST 1004 Vallejo, Martines and Wi H rhe &S. Alameda | San Francisco, | In Effect |San Francisoe 22001 Nilos, Livermore, Atockton, Sacts msh sails via Honolulu and October 16, ‘mento, Mendota, Haford, vuu. I Auckland for Sydney | Week | Sun- 183, Sun- | Week Porterville wednesuw, March 22, | Dayp. | D‘F‘ Destination. | days. 11007 Sacramento Rtiver Stoniners *s:00r at 10 p. m. | e i ey 4:00¢ Martinez, 8an Ramon, Vallsjo, Téint\toSCOI?LAGrA]RDIE Australla, and CAPB | 1% "fl 00 amj rree e u.;x:z:.'-“‘au.zaz::m e 2:16s 'WN, South rica, | - ! J. D.'SPRECKELS a:unrgfs CO., Agents, j Rente Ross, | ;Iow\:l'l‘fig' mg(';t‘nu Landing, = ontgomery. stree 5 X e, Frelght Office—327 Market San Franoisco, VWindanr, u?&'r'éi‘.‘:“rm,é".;:":fl""*xfi‘."“.n.u.; 7157 Heflg(sbum um(m. Fresuo, Balnflu\d.la on, BAY AND RIVER ST,&AJ\‘ERB. Cettie, .'“rmoz:m et — | Cloverdale. S:zor Marines, Traay, Nendota, P:‘eslnq X FOR U. S. NAVY-YARD AND VALLEJO, e ‘ i, Bort Barars and Tos Steamer ‘‘Monticello. | iah. 15:00P p.chc %‘&ufl:t&gm {.;?: om Tuen.. We Thurs. and Sat., at 9:45 a. ort Wo e ‘Roci 15, 8:30 p. m. (ex. Thurs. night); Fridays Louts, Chicago and East..... i9:458 s ‘m and 8:30; Sundays 10:30 . m., 8 p. m. Gumeyyills: #180r Sante Fo Tioute. Atiauilc Eapress @ L oo, Misston-st. Dock, Pler N areor pICT OIS aud ast. . 613 R e 500 B e e ey 7:434 an: R 1215 e Glen Ellen. empm | \3I00F Valtle, Bori Gosia wad Way Hia: RAILROAD TRAVEL. s tion! oeee Sebastopol. [10:40am|10:35am | s:00r Oregon lcxw—.hmmanw Marys. 5:00 pra 7:35 pm| @:92 pm "fi Redding, Portland, Puget s piares cmpest o Bania Ros for Mark West ..,‘“,,’“‘“;“ R0 N« - California | Limited Santa e Route i at Lytton for Lutton Springs; at Gey- e R asge Springs: ot Cloverdale or he Gevsers; at Hopland for Duncan Sprin Highland _ Sprin Kelseyville, ~ Carlsb spnnn. Sode Day, Lakeport ind Bartlett Eprings; at Ul o ichy 8p ara | gprings. Biue Lekes, Lagrel Dell Fake, Wittor | B e e, P e, e e)‘x’n‘:llla"' | San Leandeo, South | yonn PR etle s, Bu b | Ba | T.eandro, ¥atadilo, B Heights, | Huilviile, Booneville, Bragt, Lorens, € Cherry ot Springs, u%vouhw City, Fort ‘estport, Usal, llllll‘x Laytonville, Cum Connecting Owl Train Leaves San . B;ifll‘;\'.\mm“ arris, Olsen’s, Dyer, h'rl"'l'.\:h Francisco via Los Anfl’elasuaéss | P ane e ™Sfonday reund trip ticksts ab § Juos Suroses - BN vy SORDAY S B e B tickats to all points 1 TOAST DIVINION (Nafrow Gnuge) DAY, FRlDAV\ | Mo;;mgnn ays re:el B | ook c& Mathat Staeok) Arrives In Chicago at 9:52 A. M. tha | ’!‘lckel Otfices, 850 Market st., Chronicle bidm TE7Y Centervile, Sag J ose, Feiton, following Thursday, Saturdav | C. WHITING, R. .-X. RYAN, ,,,.. Mm‘.flnu.n‘wu and Tuesday—Arriving In aw\ _General Maneger. G Tash Aroit. L T 5500 Yorkat 1:; 30‘ . Friday, Sunday | ol rl"uim m., h:lga New and Wednesdny Ahulu o ol W DINING CARS, BUFFET CAR, oz,.[ NORTH PAGIFIC COAST RAILROAD. B oo servation Car and Eleoctria Via Sausalito Ferry. e gm L """"a{'x'fi'u“m Lighted Sleeping Car. This Train Is In Addlitlon to the Dally Overland Express. S48 FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE— TELEPHONE MAIN Oakland Ofice—1118 Broadway. Sscramento Offioe—201 Strest, Ban Joso Oce—7 West Sants Olars S FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY AND SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS—*7:20, *9:30, 11:00 & m.; *1:48 8:ds, 615, %:00. 6:30 p m. EXTRA TRIPS—For_San Rafael on Mon- Way Btations. Prom SAR PRANGISO0—Feot of Market 8 da; d Saturd: it 11:30 . *7:18 9:00 004, $1:00 llmlllflm Sk SC "Bf\dxg"d& w.“lxo osm-u‘j: oms Ak | 0 18:00 e 3:00, *4:30, 6:15 p. ik From OATLAND—Poot of Broadway.—*6:00 8:00 10:004.: Trains muktd run to San Que! . $12:00 *190 $2:00 14:00 - FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO, o VEEK, DAYS—S:25 " s6:35, 165, *9:30 & m.j EXTRA TRIPS on uundus Wednesdays TOAST DIVINION (Broad Gange). A Superb Train EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR VIA THE *Union Pacific. UNION PACIFIE SAN FRANGISCO TO WITHOUT CHANGE. BUFFET SEMOKING AND LIBRARY CARS WITH RARBER SHOP. DOUBLE DRAWING ROOM SLEEPERS. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. PULLMAN TOURIST SLEI DINING CARS (A LA CARTE). ONLY 3% DAYS TO CHICAGO. Leaves San Francisco dally at D. W. HITCHCOCK, General Agent, lmllnnmmnmt.snm gmm and Townsend Ste.) T804 and Way Stations (New Almadon and Saturdays at ‘Wm? s Weduosdays only)... AYS— '1'51‘5‘”-‘:? IDYSA 40, = m. ©:904 Ban Jose, Tres Plios, Sauta Oruz, Trains marked + starts from San Quentin. Pacific Grove, Paso Robles, Sau Luts Oblepo, Guadalupe, Burt and Principal Way Statlc 10:404 San Jose and Way Stations. 11:304 Ban Jose and w-y Stabiovs .. FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO, uY‘EE?‘(E‘ ??QYH 5, 6:45, 7:55, 9:40 & m.] BXTRA TRIPS, on M Mnndul. Wednesdays 4 Saturdays at 7:00 D. m. 8143 Ban Mateo, Bedwood, Menio Park, ::so.umawy 00, 3005 o m.; 12:0, 1:20, 3:20, Faio Alic, Santa Glara, S s 200, 6:20 D. m. iroy. inter, Sauta THROUGH TRAINS. Buifoas, Monte : Pmn $:20 o m. week davs—Cazadero and way sta’ns. Bgres i it % 1130 Ben Jose aud Erizctoal Way Siaiions 1187 Ban Jose aud Prin oy St *3:007 San. gnn and md:«\l Way Stations 3:80°¢ Ban Jose snd Principal Wuy §ullon~ 6:307 Ban Joss aud Way Atations. {1482 Sau Joss aud Way Statious. T for Afternooa. § Sumaaysonly, | Satucfars ouly Tuesds d Saturdays. 1:45 p. m. Saturdays—Duncan Mills and way stations. $:00 2. m. Sundays—Duncan Mills and way sta's. THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIR VALLEY RAILWAY GCOMPANY. From Jan. 25, 139, trains will run as followsy' South-bound. | North-bound. X Tor Mornin CHICAGD Pamen- (Mixed. | o ocions. [unany [ezeo- | HOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. Exc’ptd (Via Sausalito “erry.) : Btockto l:uw lnn m commencing Sunday, s Frano I-;':n oo 2085, 0 e ol B e EPERS. bm| Hanto Tt ME o un:n‘(luluy. CoaRE S Beufid: acf Balecse Agents, it ] Visalta street. Han 1215 pml .83 bra Wegkly Call $1.00 per Vear Tulare Btopping at intermediate points as required, ' For particulars of stage and other mnn-ctlcni Inquire at Traffic Manager's Office, 321 lniql 65 m