The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 19, 1899, Page 18

ROOMS WANTED. roome or small fiat; with 1 ly with one child; as box 1500, Call SHITD suite A ny housekeeping room; Adlress box 332, Call rented repaired, bought, mold; Sixth, phone Y. PPplie exchanged h Pennyroval Pille take no other; “Relief for at drug- ; r tric by s. PROF., W, I rm. at Highland Sp mtry. PA ot — STORAGIE AND WAREHOUSES. Powell 1ol Ma Office, 401 P o WATCH REPAIRING, FATCHES clesn The Koy Jewelry Optical Co., 540 Kearny. D BT DIVIDEAD NOTICES. on and after Transfer boo mber 1. 189, at § LDON, Secretary. ALAMEDS ADVERTISEENTS. H. YOUNG, The Weekly « in the ‘or 81 per vear. ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD. 6 Sth. IERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS I¥ REAL ESTATE, BERKE ' buy m cottage: lot L0xIBS: all . & 1 balance s i 3 i AT £ AN s RTH [ MAY & 1 » i A s 4 his fine residence, just com- 1 i vements; ner, J. W. i ke stution . to sutt pur *y Station. 3 S se almort new - eley train, r RUDOLPH & duys vk A WEEK'S T 6 pages. In wr for mat 3 — RS for & cents. FRUIT ALE ADVERTISEMENTS LE. e 4 wcre lots inutes from the excellent location; We wish to close o : come quick. We can residence lot; best part nth: 4 rcome; Lig basement: fenced; graded »cks from cars; lot rooms; large lot wn water sup § room; 1 cke from yms; high basement: D coruer lot SOx150; nt of this place. Fru can give 100 fest fromt ex- th; rty any terms you want: cholce lots in ose 10 the station; some 5 BUILDING CRMPANY. alf & block from Fruitvale icken b r eale at & sacrific house of § rooms pump, d, chicken house: cormer 1ot. & easy terms if Qesired. $1000—Cottage of 5 rooms, bath, attic: fruit troes; Jot 37x135; located in the best part of Fruitvale: §1M cash. balance 312 per month, | Ofte Yicuse o0 testan well, choles fru ' nd 1 b wanted for 12 acres of sandy loam, with 8 rooms and bath: large barn; fine ar- windmill and tank: 3 acres only 1 mile from Fruitvale sta- ck from electric car line; fine lo- r particulars apply_to ¥ A PLEITNER, Praitvale station, Cal. FOR SALE IN BEAUTIFUL FRUITVALE. A sacrifice; new modern cottage of § rooms, Jarer reception hall, porcelain bath, T-foot base: ment, barn, fruft trees, et lot GOx12€, all fenced: fine lm‘lrl‘lnn;rollllly 2 l;‘h;r'klhfrvm :;fllll. vale static or ‘full particulars address Owner, box %, Fruitvale P. 0., Cal. A WEFRK'S news for 5 cents—The Waekly Call, OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. nAKl.;lIl ROOMS AND BOARD. LARGE wunny front bay-window room: board onal; telephone; references. 1167 Brueh . nenr Fourteenth: mornings. OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. o titbiotinodbeioe P AN introduction to you from H. Shellhaas. the X isicode " e | year. | city water, etc.; | in | | OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. CFFICE—9Q05 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. | | WILLIAM 3. DINGEE, i Broadw Room 16, second floo: , Oakland. | Mills bldg., 8. F. 5 AN the center of Oakland; street | end for map. 3 Beautiful lot work all done; roome and bath; all | lot H0x120; street work required to own this nd bath; heated | | Eleg home of § rooms with ope e and ; plate glass windows ment a3 in best part id the lake. FOR CATALOGUE OF BARGAINS. WILLIAM J. DINGEE, %08 Broandway, Oakland Room 16, second flcor, Milis bldg., B. W, | of Oakia: SEND E E. BUNCE, 908 BROADWAY. FORECLOSURE SALES. { 2500 Cottag X135 fret H $1650— Lot 100x et; 8-room: house, | Call for a list of new houses for sale on easy terms. 3-PAGE CATALOGUE OF HOMES. $1600—23 rooma: & paying hotel. E. B. BUNCE, 08 Broadway, Oakland. MAKE A START. YO IS THE TIME TO INVEST. $25 down, balance small monthly payments, buy ¥ ne lot on the north side of the etreet, Just east of San Pablo ave.; will sell | any frontage desired at only 3 per front foot: sewer In street; this property is in North Onk- | iand, where more improvement is going on than in any other part of Oakland, and is property that greatly increase J. 8. NAISMITH, 452 Ninth st | A—$10 CASH, $8 monthly til] pai | “5oxzse feet: Drice, ail’ told,” B | | jevel land; | dobe; plenty sandy loam, 3 to | feet deep: good water, nd climate superb; no | ogs here: build your home or | ou; stop paying rent; near ulevard: not cottage, with | ¥y location; con- $7 per month. Ad- | Oakland, Cal. | 4 ELEGANT houses In course of construction on 334 st, bet. Grove and West: 2 completed; all modern improvements; street work, side- Il payment down: halance houses open for inspeotion | H. & , 515 20th st SIMPS 10001 HAVE for sale [0 Jots %x125 as & whole; this property is worth $3000; the owner is in absolute stress for the want of immediate | funds and s sacrificing this property that ehe may make an immediate sale: the lots | | ecommand a magnificent view; within 40 min- | | utes of the city: has 2 ratiroad stations within | 2 minutes’ walk: running water, ezc.; call and | get full particulars. J. W. LAYMA &3 | Market st F., 460-462 Eighth st., Oakland. | TO lease&0 acres near O fruit, bulldings, springs, £ Broadway, Oakland Kiand on terms: 1 | ete. SALSEURY, ' NILES ADVERTISEMENTS. | only $2200. acres bearing | variety; only $250 per | orated town; cost $00 per information regarding California | furnished. WATERS BROS., Niles, SN RAFAEL ADVERITSEM'TS SAN RAFAE. REAL ESTATE. $1000-$12 50 PER M NTH; § rooms; large lot; rooms; close to Hotel and ‘large grounds n_efther. THE BUILDING COMPANY. San Fran #t., room 2 ground Station. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage lcenses have been issued as follows: Jobn D. Mahoney and Annte J. Sullivan...23-18 John T. Hayes and Emille W. Mohr.. Enrico Rosala and Cella Faraco E Mansoeto Daneri and Luisa Pedemonte.. | Ma; F. Silva and Rosa M. de Borb: BORN. DARRAGH-In this city. November §, 1895, to the wife of Frank H. Darragh, a daughter. —In this city, November 10, 153, to the 1899, In this city, irew J. Freese, a son. November inden, a dax November 9, 189, to the e Jr., & so —In this clty, November 17, the wife of Frank Goodfellow. a | GRADY—In this city, November 12, 189, to the | wife of John H. Grady, twins—a daughter and & son In Alameda, November 13, 1899, to the Charles Gross, a daughter. In this city, November 13, 139, to 2 a danghter. 16, 1599, to . Jorgensen, & son. . November 11, 189, a daughter. | MARRIED. | JENSEN—PATTON—In thie city, November 13, by J. ¥uendeilng, Romberg en and Lorena Patton. JURS—WARD—In this city by the ovember 3, 159, Peter C. Jurs Jr. Father Ramm, sen of San Franclsco. KINS-WURTS—In this city, November 18, by the Rev. Dr. Carson, John R. Perkins ertrude B. Wurte, both of Berkeley. REHM-—-MURZI—In_this city, November 18, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Jacob Rehm and Marie Theresa Murz! SMITH-SAXTORPH—In this city, October 10, C. Bn xtorph of Walnut Creek, OCKE—In fan Rafa the Hev. Wyllys Ha! Mynna Vocks DIED. Adele L. Jose, Ermanuel Caroline H. Martin, Mollle i, Willem E. Monaghan, Bridget Joseph A. Newman, Kallman : . Margeret E. Dehan, Juile Douglass, Mabel A. Douiton, Mary Ehinger, Rudolph Nickelsen, Lena Peterson, Lewis Roberts, erine Russell, William Q. Scarlett, Sallie Graham, Robert 8. Bchober, Sophie Hagerty. Annie Fpaulding, Norris F. Hancock, David C. Stetson, Celia E. Haw onte Btilwell, George W. Henry, Frederick T. | Jones, Mary A Jorgensen, Kristine Swain, Susan Twohyw Thomas Wililams, Joseph ANSEL—In Alameda, Ncvember 1S, 159, Adels Lactlie Ansel, beloved child of John L. and Johanna Ansel, aged 11 months and 21 days. E7Friends are respectfully invited to tend the funeral services at 2004 Encinal nue, to-morrow (Monday), at 11:15 o'clock. Intérment orivate. CARNES—In this city, November 18, 189, Caro- line H. Carnes, widow of the late George A. Carnes, and mother of Edith Robertson, William A. Carnes and Natalie C. Jordan, aged 77 years. EXFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 11 o'clock, from ti residence of the daughter, 06 McAllister street. In- terment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. CARROLL_In this ecity, November 17, } William ., sop of John Carroll, & naitve o | Ban_Francisco, agel $) years. L Friends 4_acqualniances are respect- LNRY J. GALLAGHER CO., (Buccessors to Flannagan & FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND g;:‘::x'::’z'u, 0 Fifth ot posite Lincoin school, N'Rmm.. XD UPWARD. | | DEHAN—In this city. November 11, 1899, | —In this city, by the Rev. | R Frank Pepin of New YorX | h of White Plains, Nev., | fully iInvited“to attend the funeral this day (Bunday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his fother, 7 Blake street. Interment Mount Calvery Cemetery. COGAN-—At gea, November 6, 1899, Joseph A. Cogun, beloved son of Bernard and Catherine M. Coran, and brother of Catherine, John and Gertrude Cogan and Mre. Lizzie Calder- wood, & native of New Jersey, aged 21 years and 2 months. 7 Friends and acqualntances are respect- ully fnvited to attend the funeral this day Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from the funeral par- lors of James McManus, Seventh and Castro strests, Oakland. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. Please omit flowers. CRAMER~—In Oakland, November 18, 1§93, Mar- | @&aret E. Cramer, beloved wiie of John D. Cramer, mother of Mary, Bugene and Dant: Cramer, and daughter of Mrs. Julla Denovan, | & native of Washington, D. aged 30 years. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at §:30 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 760 Third street, thence to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where a soi- emn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at § o'clock. Interment St. Mary “emetery, Oakland. ovember 15, 1599, Julie Dehan, a native of France, aged 60 years and § months. DOUGLASS—In Vallejd, November 16, 1899, Mabel Adalr, eldest and beloved daughter of C. A, and la Doug! and Dol years Acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral this day , & native of San Fran [ fully bLr & Co., 137 tween Seventh and Eighth. O. F. Cemetery. DOULTON—In this eity, Nevember 16, 1399, Mary Doulton, beloved mother of Mra. H. M. Baldwin_and Margaret, Thomas, Mary and Rachel Doulton, a native of Merthyr Tydvil, South Wales, aged 6 years. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral this day day), at 2 o' denc 1260 Ellis street. Interment Mount Olivef Cemetery, by electrlc funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. HINGER-Ia West Berkeley, November 17 15, Rudolph, dearly beloved ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Grass, and beloved brother of Mrs, Conrad Bartels, a native of New York, aged 3 years 11 months and 6 days. (New York and_Philadeiphia papers please copy.) Interment L O. | Ei | | grFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully notified that the funeral takes place this day (Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the undertaking parlors of Valente, Marini & Co., 15% Stockton street, thence to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. GRAHAM—In Oakland, November 14, 1539, Rob- ert Shaw Graham, beloved father of Jean Grahan a native of Duml Scotland, aged 45 years 11 month . A mem- ber of Harbor Lodze 0. F. X Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services this at 2 o'clock, at the hall of Harbor Lodge No. 23, I O. O. F., corner of Peralta and Seventh streets, West Oak- land, under whose auspices the services will be conducted. Interment Mountaln View Cemetery. . HAGERTY—In South San Francisco, Novem- ber 17, 1%, Annie Hagerty (nee Roskamp), dearly’ beloved wife of Charles Hagert: daughter of the late Henry and Christi Roskamp, and sister of Mrs. Willlam Coyle, Mrs. Joseph Hagerty, Mrs. Frank Coyle and Henry and Louisa loskamp, a native of San Francisco, aked 25 years. (Los Angeles pa- pers please copy.) CrFriends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday), at 9 o'clock, from her late resi dence, Twelfth avenue, corner of street where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the rapose of her soul, com- oclock. Interment Holy tered into life eternal, at Phoe- ember 13, 18%, David C., be- ¢ 1da Soule Hancock, son of | nix, Ari loved husband Mrs. C. E. Hancock, and brother of Charles E. and John Hancock and Mrs. George Churchill, a native of Mystic River, Conn. | [ Friends are invited fo attend the funeral | services this day (Sunday), at 3 o'clock, at his late residence, 514 Oak street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery HAWE-—In this city, November 18, 1899, Nonfe, beloved daughter of Mary and the late Wi llam Hawe, a native of San Francisco. £rNotice of funeral hereafter. HENRY—At sea, June 14, 1889, Frederick T., beloved husband of Susan C. Henry, and father of Louls, Joseph, Sadie and Celia Henry, a native of Thomaston, Me., aged 3 | years. | ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the funeral parlors of McGinn Bros., 31 Eddy street, thence to St. Mary’s Cathedral, where services | mencing at 2 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. —In this city, beloved mother of vember 16, 153, Mary arles H Vreeland, nday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of the California Undertaking Company, 405 Powell near Post. Interment Laurel Hill Kristine Jorgensen, beloved sister of M. Jacobson and Lawrence Jorgensen, of Denmark, aged 2 years 4 months a days. E£7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow O ), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of J. Jacobson, neteenth street, near Guerrero. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, electric funeral car from Eighteenth and uerrero streets JOSE—In this city, November 17, 1899, Emanuel, beloved husband of Emilie Jose, and father of Lrdia, anuel and Emil Jose, a native of Germany, aged 34 years and 1 month. A member of Petaluma Lodge, U. A. O. D. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this da (Sunday), at 12:30 o'clock, from his late res) ce. Fatrmount st between Chenery Palmer, thence by electric funeral car at 1 o'clock to Mount Olivet Cemetery. MARTIN—In this city, November 1S, 189, Mol- ite, beloved daughter of James and the late Margaret Martin, and sister of Dantel J. Martin, & native of San Francisco, aged 25 years. G/ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the residence of her father, 449 Stevenson street, thence to §t. Patrick’s Church for services. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. MONAGHAN—In this city, November 1§, 189, Bridget Monaghan, a native of County Ci Ireland, aged 60 years. an, EWMAN—In Valleo, November 15, 189, Kall- man Newman, beloved husband of Ernestine Newman, and father of Mrs. K. Casver of Vallejo, Mrs. A. Soloman of El Paso, Mrs. F. Rosenberg of Woodland, Julius Newman of New York and Alma and George Newman, & native of y, aged 73 years, U7 Friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral this day (Sunday), at the 10:40 o'clock train from Third and Townsend strects. Interment Hills of Eternity Ceme- tery, where gervices Will be heid in the mor- pel. ovember 18, 1899, Nickelsen, daughter of J. P. and 1. Petersen, and sister of John Petersen, a native of Ililnols, aged 31 years | 2 months and 25 days. | PETERSON—In Haywards, November 17, 159 Lewls Peterson, beloved son of Peter an Mary Peterson, a native of Decoto, Alameda County, Cal. g7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral servic | this day (Sunday), at 1 o'clock, at the Congregational Church, Haywards. Inter- ment Lone Tree Cemetery. | ROBERTS—In Alameda, November 18, 189, | Catlierine Roberts, & native of England, aged €3 vear: —In this city, November 18, 1599, William George, beloved son of Willlam S. and Mary A. Russell a native of San Fran- | clsco, aged § years 10 months and 25 days. | SCARLETT—In this eity, November 16, 1309, | “gallie, beloved daughter of John and Anne { | Scarlett, and sister of Mrs. J. T. Wililams and John and Anne Scarlett, a hative of Ven- tura, Cal., aged 2) years and 1 day. | ECHOBER In this city, November 17, 1899, Eophle, dearly beloved daughter of Ernest and Augusta_fchober, and_sister of Frederika, Henry, Emma, Julla, Clara and Anna Scho ber, a native of San Francisco, aged 21 years § months and 14 days. SPAULDING—In Grass Valley, November 12, . Norris Farnum, Infant son of Edward W. 'and Jesste Farnumn Spaulding, a native of Onkland, Cal., aged i year and 2 months. STETSON—In Oakland, November 17, 1899, Celia_Funice, beloved daughter of Dr. B. F. and Celia M.’ Stetson, a native of Oakland, | aged & years 10 months and 20 days. ETILWELL—In Oakland, November 17, 189, at the residence of his son, Charles W. Stil- well, 520 Twentieth street, George W. Stil- well, beloved father of Henry C. and Charles W. Stilwell and Jessie M. Chown, a native of Reading, Pa., aged 75 years 11 mionths and ya. [ Funeral from Ploneer Hall, San Fran- cisco, this day (Sunday), at 11:30 o'clock. Interment private, at San Rafael. SWAIN—In this city, November 17, 159, Susan Swain, beloved aunt of William H. Byrne and William J. McGinniss, a native of County Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 78 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday). at 1:30 o'clock, from her late re dence, 937 Folsom street, thence to St. Pai rick’'s Church for services. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. TWOHY —In this eity, November 18, 1339, Thomas, beloved son of Thomas and Julia Twohy, brother of Elsie and Mamie Twohy, and grandson of Mrs. P. Oakes of Colma, San Mateo County, a native of Colma, San Mateo County, aged § years 5 months and € days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 10_o'clock, from the residence of the parents, 776 Willow avenue off Web- ster street, between Eddy and s. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. WILLIAMS—In this city, November 7, 1599, Joseph Williame, husband of Margaret Wil liame, a native of Cornwall, England, aged 6 years and { day. oy lnvl:‘g to n;- at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, hyi street. Interment Masonlc . Please omit flowers. will be held for the repose of his soul, com- | and sister of Flora | months and & devs. | Obsidian at once trying to lead. At the at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of | DUt only momentarily, for he was Mission street, be- | headed by Lothian. ock, from her late resi- | honors | | | . uth, thence to All Hallows' Church, | the best run of the day, | Morinel, and, passing Afamada_ at the | stretch turn, led Joe over the plate two | flerce drive Magnus earned the decision by | Wo ZOROASTER - CAPTURED A STAKE EVENT Faultlessly Ridden by Little Jack Martin—Spencer Sec- ond on Malay. The closing day at Tanforan Park was marked by a good attendance and some fine sport. The San Mateo stakes, over a mile, was the feature of the card, falling to W. Shleld's $200-horse Zoroaster, ridden by Jack Martin. Under the conditions all carrled 111 pounds, with the exceptlion of Obsidian, which picked up 114. The bet- ting favored Malay, the mount of Spen- cer, With Zorcaster and Obsidian fancied In the order named. Caldwell's barrier effort was a perfect one, with Thorpe on backstretch turn he had gained his point, | then The latter made the pace for over a quarter, when Martin on Zoroaster showed his hand. Waydown the stretch 1t looked as if the Shields entry would win easily, but steadily Malay closed up the intervening gap of daylight, until at the wire Martin sat perched on the neck of Zoroaster, so closely pressed was he, just scoring by half a lengch. The all belong to the midget rider, for Spencer made his a tardy ride. Lothian ran a remarkably good race, taking the short end of the stake. It was a disastrous session for first choices, Forte and Morinel proving the only successful candidates. ~The ‘track had dried out remarkably fast, which no | doubt in a measure accounted for the im- provement in form displayed by some of the purse getters. By a skiliful piece of saddle work Tommy Ryan won the opening sprint with Magnus, a § to 2 chance. Siiver Maid, a 25 to 1 shot, cut out the pace, and ft looked all over when she made a bobble | not many yards from the wire, and in_a a nose. Ray Heath, the favorite, was again a disappointment. Barney Schreiber's Forte enjoyved one of his good days, for the mile and a fur- long jaunt was quite easy for him. Backed down to even money favoritism \hPé:eldlnx wore down the lead of Judge ord under Bullman's clever handling, beating the Judge a length, galloping. Show honors went to Billy McClosky, a 49 to 1 outsider. Corrigan's Chimura stopped badly. It 'has been claimed for King Carnival that the sprinter was partfal to a good or ast track, and yesterday s performance would indicate as much. He was heavily played to win the five and a half furlong scramble, for which Sardine ruled an odds-on choice, and never left the result in doubt, reeling the distance off in 1:09, Sardine had a the place to tempestuous tour, losing Olinthus. A hurdle handicap resulted in the cus- tomary dump, Duke of York, quietly in- troduced to timber work at Ingleside by Dan Dennison, disposing of his company at odds of 10 and 15 to 1. Granger, the wildly ridden favorite, finished third, be- hind Rossmore. Only three, Morinel, Ostler Joe and Afamada, lined up in the mile handlcap, the last number. RBurns again piloted lengths In 1:44. i TRACK NOTES. Tommy Burns headed his brother riders by landing two winners. Bullman scored his first win at the meeting on Forte. Jockey McCloskey, but recently ruled oft the turf at Oakland track, met with a severe accident at Ingleside track yestor- day morning. While schooling Milt Young, owned by E. Corrigan, over an improvised hurdle arrangement, the umper fell, landing heavily on his rider. McCloskey was taken to a hospital, where it is reported an examination revealed the fact that he had suffered a fracture of the skull. — e RIFLEMEN TO MEET HERE. ‘Will Begin Preparations for the Na- tional Rifle Tournament to Be Held in 1901. The local delegates to the National Schuetzenbund will meet next week to 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1899. - rife n active preparations for the national tournament which will be held here Over a year ago the bund at the Bl on of the big tournament on Long Island, New York, decided to hold the next event at San Francisco, and nearly all the best riflemen of the country prom- ised to attend. As soon as that decision was reached the local rifle clubs sent delegates to a_meeting and tne new bund was created. Nomlnfihu been done since on account of the officers of the old or- ?m;amm delaying the forwarding of their reports, records, archives and med- als, left over from the last meeting. Among the Arions who recently visited this ety were a number of meinbers of the national organization, to whom the situation was explained, and upon their return to New York they hurried up mat- ters. Recently word was received from the East that the property of the bund, money and all, h: been forwarded and would soon arrive here. R. Finking, pres- ident of the local representation, will is- sue a call to-morrow for a meeting. As soon as the members are familiar with the workings of the bund they will be appointed on committees to advance the business to a successful end. The bund tournament will last a week or ten days. In addition to the riflemen coming from all parts of the East, there will be many from this coast. Besldes a dozen or more rifle-shooting organizations in San Franclsco, there are clubs in Los Angeles, Azusa, Sonora, San Diego, San Jose, Sacramento, Stockton, Woodland and clubs In some of the smaller towns of the State. Washington, Oregon, Nevada and even British Columbia are expected to contribute to the attendance. For Coursing See Seventh Page. INJUNCTION MODIFIED. Thirty Feet of Water May Be Turned Through Panama Slough. BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 18.—The taking of testimony in the water trial between the Kern County Land Company and Mil- ler & Lux, which has been goh? on hcre for the past five weeks before Judge Lu- cien Shaw of Los Angeles, was ended yes- terday afternoon. Before Juumln[ Judge Shaw made an order modifying the in- junction that has been on Panama Slough for the past five years, permitting thirty feet of water to be turned down the old water way, which has been full of slush and disease-breeding filth ever since the injunction was issued, he slough winds through the heart of the city and has been a great menace to health. The land company’s counsel bit- terly resented the order. The action was taken by the court partly in the Interest of the health of the city. The case will be]nr:ued before Judge Shaw at Los An- geles, e e e SCHLEY'S FLAG RAISED. Interesting Ceremony on Board His New Vessel, the Chicago. NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—The ceremony of raising Rear Admiral Schley's flag on the cruiser Chicago took place this after- noon off Tompkinsville. The officers and crew, with the ship's band, lined up in ranks in dress parade. The rear admiral was presented to them by Captain Rock- well, and as the rear admiral’s two-star flag ‘'was shaken out at the truck the fir- ing of a rear admiral’s salute was ac- companied by music by the band. Shortly after the ceremony Rear Ad- miral John W. Philip in a navy yard tug pald a visit in full dress. Admiral Schley has with him the staff he had on the Brooklyn, whom he had asked for, and among them were Flag Lieutenant Sears and Flag Secretary Wells. The Chicago has a complement of 400 men. & Sy MR. HOBART FAILING. Vice President’s Strength Gradually Leaving Him. PATERSON, N. J., Nov. 18.—~While the ident Hobart, they Ip noticing that his strength is Fuiling. Tt requires more effort him from the bed to the win- Private Sec- cannot gradually 0 remc ow than it did a week ago. retary ans sald to-night, however, that Mr. Hobart passed a comfortable day, was cheerful and ate solid food three times. —_— Strike of Canal Men. JOLIET, Ill., Nov. 18.—A strike was be- gun to-day by 20 of the men employed on the Chicago drainage canal near Jollet. The men have been getting $175 per day and demand $2. The contractors say they will not grant the increase. The strike spread, as the contractors are under rush orders that the canal may be ready for opening on the 1st of December. No disturbanees have occurred. THE CALL’S RACING CHART. TANFORAN PARK, Saturday. November 18, 1899.—Thirteenth day of the Winter Meeting of the Western Turf Association. Weather fine. Track heavy. J. J. BURKE—Preslding Judge. J. F. CALDWELL—Starter. 884, FIRST RACE-SIx furlongs; melling; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $100. . Betting. Index. Horse. Age. wa(m.[m. ¥m. %m. %m. Btr. Fia. Op. Cl. 5 Masgnus, 4. in 22 23 1ns 82 230 Silver Mald, &. AheiEL L 1% 38 %5 323 83 4n 41 32 I 312 ) $1 < SR E1 46 3 323 Ray Heat $1 3h . %h ' B3 85 311 Personne, s i 73 04 10 2 2% 63 (Egeaiir 2 R A FR L] 15 8 1. :50% £., by Three ( 1 ears-Etta W s b Silver Mald stumbled thirty yards from the wire or she would have won. ridden the overland. Ray Heath a .alse alarm. . Lona Marie should have shown some speed, Good start. Won first three driving. Winner, Vetter Glen Anne REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. | TACIFIC COMPANY. Bernard Goldberg to Leopold P. Moore, lot on | E line of Baker street, 112:6 N of Fulton, N % Mary A.'Stevens to Wilhelm Freund, lot on § line of Bush street, 6 W of Broderick, W 29 by | Leopold P, Moore to Bernard Goldberg, lot on | S line of Sutter street, 110 E of Lyon, E 27:§ by | LEAVE l‘llf.'lf nat Tratne lenve nud are due (o nrrive a (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) — ¥Frow NovEMBER 15 180, — RIVE 8 137:6; $10. e300 Deaieia. Sulsun snd Sacrament wsr Peter P. and fmma Keller to John J. 0'Brien, | $7:004 Beacia, T i Wooktssd, o lot on 6 line of Frederick street, 1076 W of *3:00a M il LN Stanyan, W 25 by § 1376 (warranty desd); $1500, oo e Divia, Willo Mary A. Fritz, wife of Eugene M., to Co- ®3:00A Shists ‘Portiand, operative Mutual Building and Loan Associa- Red Bi e tion, lot on W line of Tremont avenue, 4% § of *7:3@a Mastinez, San Itamon, %5 by W « ol Calistogn and Santa Roca. Erederick street, § 2 by W 80 (quitcaim deed): | op, 20, mt tmeiomt il Co-operative Mutual Building and Loan Asso- ver, Omaba, Chicag) clation to Emma J. Scott (widow), same; $10 a Ban Jase, Livermore, Sacram Muryaville, Chico, *8:304 *Milton, Oakdalo and =ozora. Thomas L. and Philippine M. Henderson to 1o Lizzie Herget, wife of John L., lot on E line of Shotwell street, 110 N of Fifteenth, N 25 by E c Way Stations. B *9:004 Haywarls, Nilcs and A J. 'A. Spinett! to Michael L. Spinetti, lot on -.,’:.";':‘L‘fl,w’ e bro. Suociaon N line of Jackson street, 60 E of Montgomery 4 N Mererd and Fresno... ; E 22:6 by N 60; lot on S line of Vallejo stre *:00.4 Port Costs, Freeno, Mojave sud Los 97:6 E of Dupont, £ 26:3 by § M; lot on of Hinckley street, 77:6 E of Dupont, E 41 W15, 8 4 W 22 lot on E line of § len, Mastinez and Way 00+ Haywards, Niles and Way Stations. 00x Niles, Livers.ore, Stockton, Sacra- ‘mento, Mendota, Hanford, Viselia, Perterville . 1:00r Sacramento | *3:00 Haywards, N “dew0r Martie uts flley, %:6 S of Jucksin street, 8 21 by E &; Colin M. Boyd and James A. and Willlam P. | Simpson (executors estate of James Stmpson) to Arthur Rodgers, lot on N Stockton streets, N 47:2 by E §0; $12,300. Robert H. Morrow and William P. Humphreye Post and . lot | 3 Farrell aliey), of O'Furrell, N 20 by £ 60; $10. Alameda County. W. 8. Bliss and G. D. and Fiorence B. Ab- bott to George C. Perkins, lot commencing at the intersection of N line of Oakland avenue *4:30r Niles, Han *3:00r Thy Owl Lixited—Tracy, Bakersteld, Kangus for bars, Los Aneles. . 5.3 Buockiou. Me 230F Fresno, Ii . Los Avgrles, Deming, El Puso, anta Bar- with lot 31, block B, Bay Vi ;hegre NE 10, NW to -“p’om‘z ol Dmffl::':é Now ( lril‘u ""’.'l"'ua Taees *8d3a ot 31, thence SW by W cor- onto— ALl Jot 51, thencs to @ point formed by W cor. o Mofiied o R ied thence SE &4 to beginning, bein 3 the SW 10 feet of lot 3, block B, Oukland View | '9:90F Haywanis, X Homestead, Oakland: $10. i George C. Perkins to Cit- of Oukland, same, Oakland; gift. Edward P. Flint to Maria L. Chesebrough (wife of H. C.), lot on W line of Orange street, 140 SW of Perry, SW 70 by NW 130, being lot 13, block K, Fitht Tract No. 2. being portion of Oakland ‘Heights, Oakland; $1430. Kate A. Carothers (executrix of estate of J. T. Carothers) to Matthew C. Nunan, lot 27, block 9%, on map of Survey No. 112 made for Tlew 81104 Newark, Centerville, Han Jose, Feiton, John Zeingenbein, subject to & mortgage to Boalder Crvek SantaCruzand Wey Granite Mutual Bullding and Loan Assoctation, '.'"”‘”_":' Sentorviiie, Bom Joos, Now Oakland; $75. Charles A. and Alice C. Bailex to John New- ell. lot on W line of Tenth streest, 100 S of Addison, S 42 by W 120, being lot 7, block 102, Allston Tract, Berkel $. Almaden, Felton, Boalder Creek, Banta Cruz ssd Princlpal Wey o R s s 3 Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos. . 13143y Hunters' Excursion. Seu Juse and 110:304 9204 Builders’ Contracts. y Statious B 1720 . E. Bothin (owner) with Newsom & Me- CREEK ROUTE FERRY. AL Gontastons e hivime, | Trom 8A% FRANGLSCO— Fuat of Market Steaet (Slip 8)— tn and galvanized fron work.’ skylights, rool- | e e R R e ng, hardware stairs, painting and whitewash- | ' e ing for a two-story brick bullding on NE iine | rem OMLAND—Foel of Bresd 6:00 8:00 10:004 :r Sr:?r“;ltrwl. 153:4 NW of Howard, NW c..ml 112:00 0 1400 *3:00r.w. y NE 60; $I7 5 P P T H. E. Bothin (owner) with Knowles & Relch- | COAST DIVISION (Broad tisoge ley ' (contractors), architects same—Carpenter, QERCS ol Fo et Soe) mill, stalr, tin and galvanized iron work, gla ToA Ocens: View, South Han Francieco . 187809 glazl hardware, roofing, grates, mantel tiling, ‘skylights, ~painting, varnishing . and whitewashing for a three-story brick buflding on W corner of First and Clementina streets, SW 110 by NW 50; $10,000, | Same owner with Cushing-Wetmore Co., con- tractors, architects same, concrete work for same; $1750, Samie owner with Dufty Bros.. contractors, | architects same, plumbing, gasfitting, drains, | etc., for same on same; $1142 W. Wolf (owner) with M. Fisher (contractor), | architects Salfield & Kohiberg—Plumbing and gas fitting for four three-story frame bulldings | Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Jase, Tres Pincs, Santa Criiz. Salinas, Monterey and ’lxlfir San Jose and Way Static I Principal W, on X line of Ellis street, $2:6 E of Octavia. | 35 d Prineipal Way Station 19, N 137:6, W s2:6, W 216, B 12:6; 000, | oqipas B e e o & Sigtiens Wilmerding-Loewes Company (owner) with ose "y . Ay Static I* for A frernoon 1 Sunday only. L. & E. Emanuel (contractors), architects Havens & Toepke—Office partitions, polishing, | glazing, plumbing, carpenter work and hard- ware for a five-story and basement brick bufld- ing on W line of First street, having a front- age of T5 feet, running from street to N line of Lic| y Miss Isabella Levy (contractor), architects Salfield Removal of old improvements, excavatic brick work, cementing and concrete work & five-story and basement brick building line of Unlon Square avenue ( 67:1 W of Grant avenue, W 40 by N 4 A for Morning *Dally. 1 Sunday exeapted b Saturday on'y. SAN FRANCISCO KD WOATH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. 5 | Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. Same owner with C. Krecker (contr WEEAN FRANCISCG TO SAN HAVAEL architects same—Carpenter and mill work. Fry ,},"‘5‘%—75"-,“’-‘“‘ 11:00 & m.; 12:48, ering. glazing and hardware for same on same; ${670. —————— HOTEL ARRIVALS NEW WESTE] J H Bremcke, Aus J Keogh, Australia ursdays—Extra tri| P, Baturdays—Extra tripe at s 9:20, 11:00 & m.; 1:20, 3:30, o m. N RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. w:xfivtksnmlnfi"‘ 10, 7:60, 9:20, 11:10 &. m. ; 13: 40, p. m. Eat L andle.dy oo Eaturdays—Extra. trive 40, ), 508, - BUNDAYS—$:10, 9:40, 11:10 a. m.; R Caruthers, Austral |E Keller, Vailefo §:% o m. F H Bardin, Bay Pt |G Johnson, N Y Detween San Francisco and Schuetsen Purl W N Parker, Australia A Hansen, Eureka same schdule as above. WeOm& W Sacto I Amcld, Portiand e 5ros, Indtana i Tacoma. J W Turner, Sanger | W S ( Atlin, Bc | 888 Francisco. | In Effect J S Ozement, Oregon |1 F Wood, Wash Week Ol 3 D Ritchle, Los Ang |R Burke & w, Seattle | Doy i C M Ro e | Destination PALACE HOTEL. M Malone, U 8§ A ,S M Wharton, Wash | O C Leter, Stanford /A D Levi, N ¥ Frank Parker, Oakland W H Thornton, N Y O.C Moore, U'S A G T Cochran, Stanford W J Footner, Portland |A B Steinbach, Or W F Maughan, Wash H Verhoe, B C A Lambeth, F 8§ T F Turner, Ohlo Mrs O G Mumford, Ky Mrs W fonoa, Ky H N Rosenthal. Chgo Geo Parson, Cal Mrs Parson, Alaska Dickenson, N Francis, Stanford W H Barnes, Ventura GRAND W H Adams, Cal 8:00 am| Cloverdale. Hopland and, Tiiah. 8:00 am L L Ayors, Eureka | , Oakdale L M Strong, N Y :00 am| Guerneville. J McDonnell, Menio C E Gillis, Be!lmont E Denny, Cal W Carrutners, Tenn |3 sy v 3% am| “Sonoma = L Howe, Princeton L Thompson, Valle: ; ] & F H Easley, 8 Jose |W R Stont. Vatlers® 8:00 pm| Glen Ellen. C T Christensen, Cal Mrs E J Sunborn, L A H Todd, Cal Miss H A Sahborn: am| Sebastopol. [10:4) ami10:25 . H L Maker, Cal Los Ang L S i LT G B McKee, S Jose B A Sanborn, L Ang | _ Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West J N Young, J Sel Alaska Springs and White Sulphur Springs: at Lytton Lt Alexander, Tenn | J J Grace, S Rosa for Lytton Springs: at Geyservilie for Skagxs H R Feige, Cal A T Johnston, Canada | $prings; at Clcverdale for the Geysers: at Hop- § Hamburger, Ohlo |G G Carscallan, Ham- | Jand for Duncan Springs, Highland Springs, C A Richardson, Tenn _ilton Kelseyville, Carisbad Springs, Soda Hay, Lake: D D Wass, Cal 7 Seott. Victoria | port and Bartiett Sprinas: af Ukiah for Viehy F H Ransom, Cal H E Carter, Cal prings, Baratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel H B Indio, Sonora L R Deacon, Cal To01 Take, Witter Springs. Upper Laks, F E Curtis, Indio S S Bissell, Cal Potter Vlht‘.--'ohn “s. Riverside, Lierley's, Mrs J B McCune, Bost| A C Kresley, Cal | , Banhedrin Heights Hullville, Orr's W S James, Cal Dr Moore, Cal Hot Springs, Mendocino Cify. Fort “Brase. D G Overall, Visalla |Dr I' F Tibbets & w, | Westport, Usal, Willitts. Laytonville, Cum< J B Schwartz, Colusa | Cal Bell's Springs, Harris, Olsen’s, Dyer, H Hess, N Y 13 M Davidsos Bcotia and Eureka. J Buchanan & w, Nev M € Penningion pila | L Saturday to Monday round trip tickets at re- G H Foster & w. Cal C A Carral, Calistoga ‘duced rates. On Sunday round trio tickets to all polats b Vood, Mrs Wood Pegond San Ratasl st haif rates J J Cunningham & w, S Rafael Mrs L N Tryon. Cal O B Sanborn, Madera Scratched—Oahu X e - Valiejo |3 8 Trainor, Sacto T Market st Chronisle Mg X ¥ J A O'Connor, U 8 N/W J Fay, Cal [ A NG, . A 885, STLOND RACE-Mile and an eighth; selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse, | 3 ‘Campbell, Honoluiu J B D Jarnett & w, General Manager Gea. Pass. Agent. . 400, O H Spring, w & ch,| Colusa ] Betting. Arcata |F Flint, Sacto Index. Horse. Age. Welght.St. %m. %m. Str. Fin. I Jockeys. |Op. C 37 Schlott, Eureka | 24 Forte, 4... g ke 2 11 |Bullman .....|7 1 20 Judge Woftord, 8.0 in i % 2% |Johnson H SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 324 Billy McClosky, 6. X1 58 % 32 |Henry © 5 320 Chimura, 3. . Burns. [21 ) Chimura, o : 2 2 il b % Continued Pr_vm Page Nineteen. Ti: 15, :13: &, :39%: %, %: %, 1:31%: mile, 1 14m, 1:58%. Good start. Won eas- ARRIVED. econd and third driving. Winner, B. Schretber's b. ny . g, by imp. Fortissimo-Overture. Forte possessed plenty of speed. McClosky ran a good race. Be Happy blew up. Chi- mura i3 no wonder. 836 THIRD RACE—Five and a half furlongs; all ages; purse, $400. . X 5 ] Betting. Index. Horse. Age. Welght. St. %m. %m. &m. Str. Fin Jockeys. |Op. Cl. 326 King Carnival, 8 116 11 11 13 |Joe Weber. 1 3 315 Olinthus, 3% 31 2h 22 |T. Bums Kty (310) Sardine, th 2% 31 31 |3 Walsh 12 12 3% Monda, '3 43 45 44 44 |Henry 20 40 326 Lomo, e 5 5 5 5 |Stuart 100 20 Time—1-16, :07%: 5-16, :31; 7-16, 43%: 542, 1:09. Good start. Won easing up. Second and third driving. Winnes turn. Carruthers & Shields’ b, King Carnival is a *“Hindoo” In good going. . by Getaway-Marfetta. Sardine cut off at start and at the far Index. Horse. Welght. ¥m. 4m. Xm. &tr GI5) Zoroaster 2 BRI g e ey 8 Malay g 4% 881 3R 3T [Spencer @21 Lothian {1 1n 2h 1k 22 310 (Buliman 32 Silver Tone. anje ¢ [ 5 [ 44 13 Wals @17) Obsidtan el 4 2% 1B 31 44 54 [Thorpe (324) Jennie Reid T B 2 g U B M et o Time— % 2% %, 1 mile, 1:4%. Good start. Won first Winner, W. Shisids’ b. g., by Rayon d'Or-imp. Astoria. vt Spericer made a late run with Malay: latter race. Obsidian stopped early, as did Jennie R arax closing fast. Lothfan ran a surprising Scratched—Casdale 111, Monda 111, King Carnival 111, Tirade 111. FIFTH RACE—Mile and a quarter; 338. four-year-olds and upward; hurdle handicap; purse, $400. - Tndex. Horse. Age. Welght. St. %m str. Jockeys. |Oop ! 299 Duke of York, 5....130| 3 36 1h Case. 312 Rossmore, 2 41 2h Mattier R [ 2h 100 D. Henr, £ 05y 4 14 3y MeKenn 3 W 1 § 5 Kenney 6 15 1 . Roullier ...} 5-2 5 5 Moody . 55 (2%, Good ‘Won first th . Duke 57 Nortsik. Carmens - o T three drivine The Duke a promising fencer. Granger wretchedly his chances. ‘Winner, I. Morehouse's ch. g., by handled. Rossmore swerved, ruining 889. SIXTH RACE—One mil handicap; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $400, Saturday, November 18. LoBtmr Fulton, Levinson, $0 hours from Port- an Stmr Navarro, Higgins, 55 hours from Port | Los Angeles. Schr North Bend, Palmgren, 13 days from | Grays Harbor. | DOMESTIC PORTS. Ll PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Nov 18—Jap | g stmr Kinshiu Maru, from Yokohama; Br ship | | Passed up Nov 15—Br ship Clan Mac; , | cn i encemaes | Santa Fe Route. s"l:E.\'El{H—\PHlM Nov 18-Stmr Coion, for | an_ Francisco. road, with the highest class accommodations, 18—Stmr Dirigo, | neat I cisco from Skaguay | S e B o Sz 2 RPORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Nov 18-Stmr | AT S IO S 2 o val, from - o FRIDAY, SUNDAY, TUZSDAY. WEDNESDAY, Antippo, from Honolulu, Newport (8). The fastest train, running over the best rafle SEATTLE—Arrived Nov Satled Nov 1_Stmr Farallon, for Skaguay. | *'JoRDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. Salled Nov 18-Stmr Mineola, for Nanaimo; | mr_ Rl for — ,,}"'Sm',’ e San Feim. - 0F " QYERLAND EXPRESS AN PEDRO-- led Nov 18—Schr Anna, for Every day in the year. Pullman Palace and Upholstered Tourlst Cars leave Oakland Mole :n;l)dn . Kansas City, Chicago and the East % p. m. VALLEY ROAD Willapa Harbor: stmr Aleazar, for —. €OOS BAY—Satled Nov 15—Stmrs Empire and for San Franelsco. CASPAR--Salled Nov 15—Stmr Cleone, for Sen Franetsco. EUREKA—Arrived Nov 15—Stmr South Coast, | Arcata, hence Nov 16: stmr Alllande. hence Nov 17; tug Rescue. hence Nov 17: schr Sparrow, hence | Between Btockton, Fresno, Hanford, Visal Nov 13; bktn Monitor, hence Nov . Tulare and Bakersfield, farnishes good oeal Satled Nov 18—Schr Eclipse, for San Fran- cisco. PORT LUDLOW — Arrived Nov 18 — Brig Courtney Ford, from Port Gamble. | FORT BRAGG—Arrived Nov 1S—Schr Bar- | bara Hernster, hence Nov 17. | SAN DIEGO—Sailed Nov 13—Br stmr Robert | Adamson, for Nanaimo. FORBIGN PORTS.- DUNGENESS—Passed Nov 17—Nor ship H HORTH PACIFIC COAST R cules, from Chematnus, for Queensborough. 2% l Via Seasalite Ferry. PANAMA—Salled Nov 2—Ger ship Aldebaran, | Commenct ober tor Portland | FROM BAN FRANCISCO TO ii T VALLEY OCEAN STEAMERS. o AND SAN RAFAEL. HAMBURG—Arrived Nov 15—Stmr Kaiser | oy gigs, o giag s 530 1:00 & m.; o1 Frederich 11, via Cherburg and Southampto, EXTRA TRIPS o 3 QUEENSTOWN—Arrived Nov 18—Stmr Um- For Mill Valley and San Ra~ bria, from New York, for Liverpool. ednesds '8 and Seturdays, YOKOHAMA—Arrived Nov 15-Stmr Gaelfe, from San Francisco, via Honolula, for Hong- ong. | NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 15—Stmr from Liverpool. A Salled Nov_18—Stmr Fuerst Bismarck, Naples; stmr Lucanta, for Liverpool; stmr G Haldersee, for Hambin NAGASAKI—Salled Nov Eider, train service. Ban Francisco office, €23 Market telep! e P - _— o . 1115 Broad: . offies, 2017 streer. Joee office, 7 West Santa Clara street. vt S Traine marked FROM SAN RATA for ™0 15, 340 % B 18—Stmr G | from Manila, for San mndl:;r'. i Index. Horse. Age. Weight.|St. ¥m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. o 3O OHE 1 e e e s Time—Y, :204: %, :51%; X, 1:17; mile, 1. 5 l‘orl e best ; A n t i at weights. Joe did his best. 4. Good start. Won all driving. Winner, M. Too far for Afamada. 10, RAILROAD i MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY, Leave San Francisco via Sausalfto Ferry. Week Days 030 & m: and 148 pr o’ l 200, 10:00 &. m. and 1:1! . m F to Summit -n;‘r;"x:mm Bundays—8: Steam-heated, closed car on all t 40, |