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o REAL ESTATE—CITY—] nation by the McNAMARA EETATE. ECUTOR'S SALE, and Montgomery sts.; old Fx83:9; subject to confir- LIDAY ESTATE. SAL 1 Stelner sts.; 3-story ns store, with concrete of # rooms, bath; o junction stores and flat ¢ 3 and ¢ through VESTERN A DITION FLATS. 1 McAllister st RESIDENCE le, near Twentiet 1 Greenwich sts 4 h: lot 68.9x137:6 Lots 11 Tre 4, b t Homestead Associn e a, Mend ia block TY. Jose ms and bath; Range partly in the R SALE. | ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfurn. A — BRUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 Bixth—Rooms e to §1 per night: §1 25 to 35 per week, and light houskeeping: open all night. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened 223 Polk st D. AN up-to-date new firepr tonio; mew furniture, hot dlators, grates, sultes; wh uted. #1 Taylor st., near Market. AT Hotel Franoisco, Turk Homelike house; modern bath: rooms 50c to $1 50 day. BURNETT, 1426 nished rms., CARROLTON arket (old No. 1364)—Fur- tes, single; also unfurnished. 628, bet. Larkin and Polk—Large sunny also single and double rooms: n ; clean, neat, comfortable; §as, bath; private family; quiet location; very reasonable; gentiemen prefe ELLIS, 65— Large sunny room; suitable for 3 gentlemen: everything ne ¥ | single etno Coun- | and San Anto- | | | FOURTH, FIFTH week any bay- i quiet. §1 a week up by a na st window GIRARD House—152 Seventh—Sunny furnished rooms; day or week; reasonal | GRAND s and Mission lace house—En reasonable. 781 Mission—Select family to $8 per wi GRANT suite or HOWARD, 715200 sunny rooms; nicely fur- nished; every convenience; electric lights. HOWA ean, respectable, 250 to 31 per night week to §3; Howard-st. car corner Eighth—Newly furni ndow room, $1 per week: transien ed rooms and day, wk., mo. st.—Incandescent light, n, emoking-room and ladies’ par per night, 35c to $1 50; week, $2 to IS 8 to $30." elevator on office’ floor; roome with hot, cold water; baths. SHERMAN Apartment House, 25 Fighth st, near Market—Furnished and unfurnished TAYLOR, 01 and double; ntly furn ¢ room: gents only; a $12 and $6. sin- Market—Small light room [ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6., 1899, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have been issued as follows. Henry F. Hubbard and Martha J. Pumyea.§1-42 Antonio Satariano and Teresa Manniza....30-1% James R. McDavitt.and Lena M. Wood. Antonlo Fautina and Margherita Jori. John J. McCarthy and Johanna Sullivan. Reuben J. Gray and Mary E. Harkins...... Herman Paine and Jennle C. Buchanan...27-22 Dolph Bell and Jennie McDaniel E’.g 21 Charles G. Rabe and Mary Frie: Herman Esaac and Eda Brod.. Samuel D. Stmmons Jr. and Rose M. Hay. 31-19 .31-2% Dennis Quill and Theresa Ainsbro. BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS. Birth, marrige and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be Indorsed with the name and residence of per- sops authorized to the same published. BORN. BLOCH—In this city, December 8, 159, to the wife of A. 1. Bloch, a daughter. DE VEUVE—In this city, December 4, 189, to the wife of P. A. de 'euve, a daughter. BYRNE—In Marysvill,, December 5 1839, to the wite of Callaghan Byrne, a son. ZENTNER—In this city, December 1, 188, to the wife of J. Zentner, a_daughter. MARRIED. DAVITT—-WOOD—In this city, December 5, 1899, by the Rev. John A. B. Wilson, James Ralph Davitt and Lena Wood, both of San Francisco, FOSTER—GRUWELL—In this city, November 36, 159, by the Rev. John Stephens, Joseph E. Foster of San Leandro and Maude N. Gru- well of Stockton. KOHLER—JOELL—In San Rafael Albert H. Kohler and Birdle Joell, both of San Fran- cisco. ROSS—CONNELL—In this city, December 1, 159, by the Rev. Father Hannigan, John N. Ross and Nettle J. th of San Francisco. SIMMONS—HAY—In this city, December 5, 895, by the Rev. Dr. John A. B. Wilson, Samue! Darrow Simmons Jr. and Rose Marie Hay, both of San Francisco. DIED. Lynch, Dantel F. McCarthy, Jeremiah Connell, Bradley, Maggie De Saisset, Ernest P. French, Rev. John McGreevy, Anastasia Ganter, Charles A. Merle, Isidore Gardner, Willlam Mitchel, Mrs. B. Gaby, Jane Pawson, Arthur L. Gillan, Thomas Granger, Farley B. Hess, Edwin L. Lambert, John W. Watson, James BRADLEY—In this city, December 6, 15%, Mag- sie, Leloved daughter of Michaael and Mag- gle Bradley, a native of San Francisco, aged 4 years and 4 months. DE SAISSET—In San Jose, Cal., December 4, 189, Ernest Plerre, son of Mr. and Mre. Pedro de Salsset, @ native of San Jose, Cal., aged 35 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at § o'clock, from the family resi- dence, 243 South Market street, thence to St. Joseph's Church at 9:30 o'clock, whei emn requiem mass will be celebrated repose of his soul. Interment at Santa Clara. FRENCH—In Oekland, December §, 159, Rev. McClellan French, pastor of the United byterian Church of Oakland, Cal., & Da- tive of Pennsylvania, aged 55 years. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- > . . fully invited to attend the funeral services HE Oaks, 11 Third—A good rooming-Bow orrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, at his for good people. R. HUGHES, otor) late residence, 1366 Custro street, Oakland. ool DRAe. 'GHES, Proprietor. _ | Iiterment Mountain View Cemetery. 2, 3, 4 NICELY furnished rooms; rent to sult | GANTER—In this city, December 4, 1599, t. Apply 3436 Sixteenth st. Charies A Ganter, beldved husband of Julia nivactiommonts hud | 2oars cab ) nire 6 Hew Tock, amel' D Rblished L7308 Vi [’ Friends and acquaintances are respect- EASTO & CO. MARKET STREET. N, ELDRII BANKS PAY 313 PER CENT. REAL ESTATE 4 TIMES AS MUCH. WEBSTBERN ADDITION FLATS, 2,000 46,500 29,000 NORTH OF MARKET STREET. CENT. #1000 street ble frontage: § dand s and bath, and 1ot 45:6x90 feet. PAYS 15 PER CENT. and 1 dwelling; all ; all rented; on Stock- PAYS 14 PER CENT. W.200-To close an estate: all rented; § Sats, 4 . five rooms ot 33:9xTE feet; on Clara street, T street PAYS 16 PER CENT. 2,000 and_ By ear Fourth dne eter 6 tenme. nte t. ”" Howard sts. t and home for § P. A. DOLAN, 8% Ma age on bituminived large 7-room hous ; houses bullt to sui p Inquire on prem. oee ¥ you wert cull REAL ESTA '4 cash). 10 acres in wheat; 18 for “t ¥ 160 to 2000 In wheat at $12% JFFIN, 715 Market, near Call bullding. FOR Sulo—One hundred scres cholce beet lai one mile £ Hayes st FOR 3 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened &t 1223 Polk #t.; open until § p. m. | HOME for ladies in delicate healt DR. Ft ' BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS | | s and bath: lot | TWO fiats—16 room: | - FREBSE & COD rom Salines. B. H. GRAVES, 5 ROOMS WANTED. NTED—For 1 month, 3 or 4 furnished rooms, a 4 range and other neces. “COUN- isekeeping. Address testant family; Address box M. nelghborhoo Ad SPECIAL NOTICES. ed for 84: collections made: PACIFIC CO ECTION CO., BAD tenants « t., rooms 9-10; tel. 8620, | from $3: whitened, $1 up: Hartman Paint Co., Third. SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES. ONTHLY, hine supplies. rented; repaired, bough 145 Sixth; phone M| Kinds bought, solt. exchan Jring at lowest rates. 205 F\ + ALL AND WAREHOUSES. Btorage cor. Powe 1 Post st., WATCH REPAIRIN SWATCHES cleaned Toc The Roy guaranteed 1 years. | Jewalry and Ontieal Co 540 Kearny. | ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. ALAMEDA ROOMS, | | | | FURNISHED housekeeping rooms: 38 and $10 er month; neat and sunny: also furnished at. 1111 Eanta Clara ave | ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD. | largs grounds: private. MRS 1416 8th. BERKEL I’ REAL ESTATE, minutes to University: price §2500; easy term INGTON, Berkeley Station. 3 ELEGANT $-room colonial homes adjacent University of Cal.; just completed; porcelain bath; finished in natural wood: all modern nny froptage; terms if de- T way, Oakland. news for § cents—The Weekly Call, wrapper. for mailing. $1 per year. AW 16 pages. BERKELEY ROOMS. THOROUGH home: good location: for gent: small private family. Add. IL, P.O., Berkeley. FRUITY ALE ADVERTISEMENTS FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. 3% CASH. 31120 monthly, will buy a o hame cTose modern house of § rooms, bath, pantry, tapy plumbing: lirge lot: best lovely surroundings; care pass reet work all done; city ; price, all told, $2000; s home. will consider ex- owner, 455 Seventh Oalk OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS, OFFICE—90S BROADWAY. the door; sewered, water; climate t| near Filimore—2 large unfurnished yird: water; rear; rent §. CLEMENTINA, 707 n housekeeping; laundry an TH, 115 y front rooms for bath. Flat of 2 sunny farnished house- FI¥ e ms; $12 se st 282 Hyde 1214 — Two sunny furnished front range, water, large yard; rent 3. m, furnished, §0; n. GEARY, 34—Sunny front n h kitchen, $14; no ol RRERO, &4 Furnished housekeeping roune HARRISON, -3 furnished complete for housekeeping: Jarge yard; bath; rent $13. HAYES, r. Van Ness—Front sunny un- 136, whed foom, $9; also single furnished, $6. A, 25-Sunny front furnished housekeep- ing and single Tooms; cheap. NATOMA, €3—Two furnished rooms for house- keeping; $8. OFARRELL, 2068 nioely furnished house- « rocms. Two furnished housekeeping rooms Keep: TEIHAMA, 442 front housekeeping rooms. {AMA, 881—Two sunny rooms furnished for < usekeeping; stationary tubs and bath. Large fromt room complete for ng; kas and bath; §2 50 per week. 5 ou diamonds, watches, silver, seal- 15 Grant av. IF1ED advertisements and subscri e 1l RANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at the =t e #kins, plancs, guns. Uncle Harrl OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. FOR sale—101 feet on Market, 116 on Tow . 514 Forty-fifth st., Oakland. i s OAKLAND l’l'fl\'l'l";‘lll’. FOR SALE. AN introduction to from H. I‘;:I;l.l‘vlh‘-—a furniture dealer. i h and Franklin, Oakiand. DIVIDEND NOTICES, DIVIDEND NOTICE.—Dividend No. ‘share) of the PAAUHAD SUGAR PLASTS TION COMPANY will be payable at the office of the compa 27 Market street, on and after Monday, December 11, 153 Tranafar books will cloge on Tuesday, December §, 1593, at 8 o'clock p. m. IN the Buperior Court of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California.—In the matter of Occidental Beet Sugar Company corporation, upon its application for a judg- ment of dissolution.—Notice No, 10,422, hereby given that OCCIDENTAL 'GAR COMPANY, & corporation or- ganized and existing under and by virt the laws of the State of Californi g g and hav- n the city of Fran fornia, has filed a verified appiication ad- @ressed to the Superior Court of the city and m;‘x‘mhy of IBla‘ lrnnl s ¥ of Californi which application is ¥ & majority of the B&Ig of Directors, praying for a ’zd‘. ment_of dissolution of ‘said corporation, and that Friday, December 22nd, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the courtroom of sald De- partment Number Two, in the City Hall of the City and County of San Francisco, have been appointed as the day, time and place for ihe hearing of said application. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my | GABY—In this city, hand and affixed the official seal of said Su- perior Court, this %th day of November, 13w, [Seal WM. A. DEANE, Clark. nmhv OSEPH moR.DAlr:.. Deputy Clerk. ik E G DEANE, CI.: ”B’ J(fir Beputy Cieric fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of J. 8. Godeau, 305 Montgomery avenue. In- terment National Cemetery. GARDNER—In the City ahd County Hospital, December 3, 1899, Willlam Gardner, a native of Germany, aged 26 years. December 4, 1883, Jane Gaby, relict of the late Elifah Gaby, and beloved mother of Daniel Gaby, Mrs. J. T. Flippen and Mrs. J. H. Carah,’ s native of Wales, aged 77 years. C7Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral this day (Wednesday), at 1 o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. J. H. Carah, 2832 Seventeenth street, thence to Eighteenth strest, corner Noe, by San Mateo and San Francisco Railway Com- y &t 3 o'clock sharp. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. N —1In _Oakla December 5, 1858, Gillan, belov husband of Biizabeth lan, and father of the late Joseph Gillan, & native of Sligo, Ireland, aged 62 years. on at 9 o'clock, at his late residence, thence to St. Francis de Sales Church, where a requiem mass will be cele- orrow (Thursday), brated for the repose of his soul. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. GRA n Alvarado, December §, 1899, rley B. Granger, father of Mrs. E. E. Chase and Farley B. Jr. and Clarence A. Granger, a native of New York, aged 70 years and 18 days. 87 Funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, the River- side Hotel HESS—In this city, December {, 1899, Edwin Lee, beloved husband of Frances He: a ha- tive of New York, aged €9 years. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thureday), at 1:30 o'clock, from his late resi- a e, 321 Eureka street, between Twentieth Twenty-first. Hil etery. LAMBERT~—In this city, December 4, 159, John W. Lambert, father of (“hn.rlel C. and Wes- ley Lambert of Eureka, Nev., & native of Vir- inia, aged 58 years. A member of Beatific Lodge 1. K. ot P. LYNCH—In this city, Decamber §, 1893, Danlel F., beloved husband of Liszie Lynch, son of John and Ellen Lynch, and brother of Charles Lynch, Mrs. A. Soto and the late Michael Lynch, a native of Boston, Mass, aged §7 years {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at §:30 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 28 ' Sycamore avenue, off Valencia street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be oelebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at § ‘clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. and Interment Laurel Lulu sed 60 years [7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Wednesday), at 8 o'clock, from the parlors fornia Undertaking Company, 405 Powell street. thence to St. Mary's Cathe- dral, Van Ness avenue, where a requism will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by carringe. McGREEVY—In this city, December 5, 183, Anastasia Agnes, dearly beloved wife of Charles V. McGreevy, daughter of Michael Wall, sister of Delia and Thomas W niece of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown a: Patrick Wall, a native of Ireland, axed 23 years 11 months and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), st §:30 o'clock, from her late residence, §999 Twenty-sixth street, thence to St. Paul’s Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MERLE—In this city, December 4, 1899, Isi- dore Merle, beloved brother of Mr. and Mrs. A. Merle, uncle of Alfred, Pauline and Isi- dore Merle, and nephew of Mrs. Caire and Mr. and Mrs. J. Blanchard, a native of Brian- con, France, aged 56 years. cquaintances are respect- nd the funeral this d; 1:30 o'clock, from the rest northwest corner Al at dence of his brother, avenue and! Walnut street, Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Oak- lay), MITCHEL—In this c¢ity, December & 1899, Mrs. Elizebeth Mitchel, a native of Pictou, Nova Scotia, aged 50 years. Oakland, December §, 1899, Ar- infant son of Arthur and Alice native of Oakland, aged 7 months and 28 days. ROBERTS — In this city, December 5, 189, Emma Roberts, beloved ‘wife of P, F. Rob- erts, and mother of William and Martin Bora- dori, a native of Pennsylvania, aged & years 11 months and 27 days. SPRING—In this city, December Spring, dearly beloved wife of and mother of Minna Spring, Switzerland, aged 49 years. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 7:80 o'clock, from the parlors of the Gantner & Guntz Undertaking Com- ny, § and 10 City Hall square, thence to t. Boniface's Church, Golden Gate avenue, near Jones street, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at § o'clock. In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery by carriage. SULLIVAN—In this city, ), Jeremiah H., beloved husband of Annfe Sul- er of k Sul van, '@ native of County Cork, Ireland. 7 Friends and acquaintancés are respect- — e 5, 1599, An John Bpring, CHAS. H. JACOB & CO.. Bmbal rell streets. eral Directors and Mason street, between Geary and O' Telephone, Main 5§213. a native of, fully invited to attend the funeral to-morro (Thursday), at §:30 o'clock, from his lal residence, 843 Jessie street, thence to St. Pat- rick’s Church, where & requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at § o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WATSON—In this James, busband of and father of Mrs. Lilly Cully, a native of Ireland, axed 64 years. £ The funeral will take place this day (Wednesday), at §:45 o'clock from the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, thence to St. Patrick’s Church, where a re- quiem mass will be celebrated for the repoge of his soul ment Holy commencing at 9 o'clock/ Inter- Cross Cemetery. THE monthly requiem high mass for the de- ceased members of St. Dominic's Church Building Association, and for the parents and tives of living members, will be sung in Dominic's Church to-morrow (Thursday), at 9 o'clock. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. John, Jane, James B., John J., Mary J., Thomas H., Catherine and Leo W. McGovern to Herbert 'E. Law, lot on 8B corner of Lom- bard street and Van Ness avenue, E 110:8%, S 156:2%, W to point N 223:10; $15. Bugena Machol to David Bernstein, lot on N lne of Sutter street, 112:6 E of Buchanas, E % by N.112:6; $10. Orville D. and Millle E. Baldwin to Elisha Brooks, lot on S_line of Clay street, §7:6 E of Maple, E 25 by S 102:8%; $10. Mary Blythe Joy, Rose Bergold (Joy), Frank, May B., Eunice and Emily Joy to ary’ Pleasant, lot on SW line of Norfolk a) street,’ 203 SE of Folsom, SE 23, SW 113, NW 25, NE §2:6%; $10. M. Morgenthau Company (by Henry and L. Morgenthau, Louis Schoenberg, David Kline and Simon Nordlinger, trustees, etc.) to Louis Metzger et al., lot on NE corner of Twenty- first and Hampshire streets, N 109:6 by B 35; also lot on NW corner of Twenty-first street and Potrero avenue, N 84:6 by W 50; also lot on SW corner of Twenty-first street and Po- trero avenue, S 70 by W 50; also jot W line of Potrero avenue, % 8 of Twenty-first, 8 200 by W 100; algo lot on NW corner of Twenty-sec- ond street and Potrero avenue, N 176 by W 100; also lot on NE corner of Twenty-second and Hampshire streets, N §7:6 by B 3; $L. George T. Poultney to Willlam Crane Spen- cer, lot on NW corner of Brannan street and Center place, also 392:6 B of Third, SW 73:6 by NW 80; §10. Estate of Corneltus Crowley (by Cornelius J. Crowley and Sarah J. fobin, executors) to Wolt Flelscher, lot on SW line of Third street, 20 SB of Foisom, SE 25 by SW §0; $7500. Charles S. Brundage to Emma L. Brundage, lot on SW corner of Seventh avenue and street, § 100 by W 10 so lot on W line of Seventh avenue, street, S 25 by 120; $10. Crocker-Woolworth National Bank to Ellen G. Phillips, lot on § line of West Park, 143:2 W of Park avenue, W 25 by 8 100, lot 3, block 4, Holly Park; $400. William and Eliza Sharp to Charles Kiein, lot on § line of Green street, 165 W of Bu- chanan, W 27:6 by § 137:6; $10. Charles and_Alexina E. Kletn to Willlam Sharp, 1ot on E line of Lyon street, 62:8% B of Jackson, § 25 by E 91; §10. James J., Prince J., Frederick W. and Clarice ? f1a’ A. Thomas, iot on B line of Lyon street, 125 N of Golden Gate avenue, N 2%, E 137:6, B 12:6, W 15:T%, 8 12:6, W 121:104; aleo lot_on E iine of Lyon street, 180 N of Golden Gate avenue, N 2 by B 131:6; Statla J. Thomas to James J. T} me (2 pleces); §. Ollle E. Crim to Etienne Joul- g . 3% on W line of Florida (Columbia) street, 803 § of Twenty-third, 8 29 by W 100; $20. Felix and Delfina Marcuse. to Herbert BE. omas, undi- Shore, lot on W kne of Sixth avenue, 258:8 N of California strect, N 25 by W 120; $10. W. F. McClure to Jennie H. Murray (wife of Robert), lot on E line of Fifth avenue, 100 8§ of Clement street, § 26 by E 120; $10. Mary B. Seaton to same, lot on W line of Nineteenth avenue, 212:6 § of B street, N 112:6, W 240, S 50, E 120, § 61, E 120; $10. Louis and Rose Lipman to John H. Wede- meyer, lot on W line of Ninth avenue. 215 N of I street, N 25 by W 1 . George and Suste H.'Middlemas to Willlam A. Boole, lot on SW corner of Jessie and Ninth avenue, 5 300 by W 240; $—. Willlam A. and Barbara A. Boole to George Middlemas, lot on NW corner of Ninth avenue and K street, N 300 by W 240; $—. George and Susie H. Middlemas to George F. Lyon, same; $10. Alameda County. C. B. Boman to Marle de Labrousse, lots 7 and §, block A, Mont Vista Tract, Brookiyn Township; $10. Thomas Silva to Maria Siivelrs, lot on §W corner of Sixth street, 150 § from B corner of B and Sixth, SW 150, § 5, SE 150, N 6 to be- ginning, being the rear 50 feet in Width of lots 7, 8 and 8, block 4, Petersen Tract, Haywards, Eden Township; $10. Isabella G, Winton to Grace G. Waithman, lot on NE corner of Madison and Ninth streets, E 40 by N 100, block 128, Oakland; also property in other countles; gift. Kate Hayes to John R. Perkins, lot on S line of Grace avenus, 120 E of Los Angeles street, E 40 by S 100, being lot 4 block J, Goiden Gate Tract, Oskland: $10. Ernest_A. and Elizabeth D, Heron to Clare Tucker Williams, 1ot on NE line of Santa enue, 20148 SE ot Oakland avenus, SE ¥ 150, being lot 14, block I, Linda Vista Terrace Map 2, Oakland; $10. Jane F. and J. West Martin to Union Sav- terest in the following: Lots 12 to 16, black %, block E, lots 1 N 30 feet of lot 16, the § 15 feet of lot 2, the N 3 feet of lot 25, block F, lots 4 to 7, 1 to 20 feet lot 8, block G, being all in anford Tract: also all the land described in certaln deed from the Oakland Investment ¢ to J. West Martin, dated January 10, recorded January 10, 1891, In 425 4 58, to the N of subdivided portion of Stan ford Tract and containing 10 acres described as follows: Beginning at W corner of plat 25 Rancho V. and D, Peralta, thence along lins between plats 23 and 19, NE 1662 feet to com- n corner of sald plats and to S line of plat thence SE 81A:9, SW 1669:2, NW 614:9 to 1, beginning, Oakland; $10. Eiliars 3 and Charles F. Gamble to Harry 3. Gamble, iots 7 and 8, block 50, San Antonio, East Oakland; $10. San Francisco Savings Union to Gustav Schaeffer, lot on 8 line of Alameda avenue, 20 E of Walnut street E 25 by § 150, being the W half of lot 13, in ‘W halt block D, Lands Adjacent to Encinal, Alameda: $550. cdward P. Flnt to Oakland Paving Com- (corporation), lot on SE line of Falr- 100.18 NE of Pearl street, NE SW 5, NW 144.74 to beginning, , Flint Tract; also lot on Isworth avenue 154.25 NE of Pearl street, NE 56.27, NW 1%, SW 80, SE 137.54 to beginning, being lot 9, block D, same; also lot on N corner of Pearl street and Wals worth avenns, NW 142.17, NE 50, SF 136.03, SW 50.23 to beginning, being lot 12, block ame, Oakland; $10. Isabel B. Abrego to Adeline Salinger, lot om w of Filbert street, 175 S of West Tenth street, S §5 by W 125, belng portion of lots 2 and 3, block J, Map of Oakiand Central Homestead Association, subject to deed of trust for $2500, Orkland; 1 Xavier Jacquenot to May L. Betno and Emily E. Thiele, lot on SW line of East Fourteenth strest, 75 SE of Eighteenth avenue, SE 75 by SW 140, being lots 19, 20 and 21, block 11, San Antonio, East Ozkland; gift. Willlam A. Boscow to Amelia A. Boscow, lot 4, block E. Knowles and Potter subdivision of Kennedy Tract, st Oakland; $10. Nella H. Bray to Absalom F. Bray, lot on W line of Dalton avenue, 120.8 W of San Pablo avenue, N 155, W 300, N 185, W 2%, § 310, B 690 to begining, lots 60 to 63, 99 to 105, block 6, Maxwell tract, Oakland Townshlp and Onk- land: also lot 6n 8W corner of Dalton and San Pablo avenues, W 120:8, N 150, E 122:8, thence 130 to beginning, being ‘lot 2 and 8 % of lot 8, block 6, same, Oakland: gift. George J. and Mary §. Bettencourt to August Costa, lot 2, Map of Seminary avenue Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. Henry and Louisa Michaels to Bdwin C. Par- ker, lot 13, Boulevard T Alameda; §10. —_—————— pany mount avenue, SE 16.4 F B Setxas, N Y G A White, R I Meyers, Hanford|Miss A White™ Sooto” B Willams & w, Cal |T B Henessy, Chgo Dr Makenson & w, Cal|H F Hastings, Sacto J Fisher, R Vista |J A Chase, Cal C Kearney, R Vista [C Francee, Salinas 8 M Spurtier, Stkton (Miss N E Palmtag. Cal A R McDonald, Stktn/Miss B Knox, Sacto Miss V Ping, Eldridge A Hebbron, Salinas F M L Forgee. Cal |J F Devendorf, § Jose J D Hall, Chicago Dr W L Hood, Cal M G Dunne & w, Spok|A T n, Lodl A A Croes Honolulu (D W Burchard, § Jose A W Malthy w & ch,|Mrs W H Waasset. USA. TR Suteun|3 D Freomas, Ukiah ackson, Sulsun, nagan, W J MoNulty, Freeno |T R Wenth & noo, A G Wishon, Visalia |T H P _F McHenry & w0 B Bacto M H A M Dewey, Wash (G E Mrs W H . Cal [CB L West, Cal CF J A Mcintire, Sacto |W I R Pigg, Windsor [C D W W Black, Hollister| W H Mrs F M Buck, Cal T B PALACE HOT J Rosene, Chicago |W N G E Medley, Ky olul C A |G M F E Fi 3 Ml a | Cornille, Paris g Jsalu‘m-w & w, E Guinzherg, 3 "York |T A Cutter,'Fresno P F Kelley. Seattle | Dr W E Hubhes, Pa C Dobblestetn, Cal _ |C M Thompson, L Ang C M Hunter & w, Cal T Flint Jr, San Juan J Garben & w, Cal |G E Wo N York H M Andrews, Chi W _Babcock' & w, Cal Miss A Wilson, B L M Jones, N York L L Rowe, Berkeley |M Green Chicago W Andérson, Hono-| Mrs Hawle: ol 120 Gage, San Mates’ NEW WESTERN HOTEL. C Carlson, Valiejo F Cummins, M C B Young, Portland L W Benner. Chico P C Mayfold, N Y J B Btockton & w, H P McGinley, San Jose (T Jensen, Vallejo H Wilbar, Fresno Bartlett, P A L Hall, Ukiah Butler,” New York 3G Behn. Columble /C H Moran, Chicago + San Freeman & w, Los K W Kisak, Mont A W McArthur, IMrs Sacta ALVARADD MAY HAVE h DIRECT LIV BY WATER Sugar and Water Company May Act. —— ALVARADO, Dec. 5—This town has been suddenly thrown into a fever of ex- citement over reports that would seem to indicate bright prospects for cheaper freight rates from this point to San Fran- cisco by rail and water, and in direct com- petition with the Southern Pacific Com- pany. Great Interest has been aroused in the purchase by the Alameda Bvlr Company of a strip of land fifty feet Wide from the sugar works to tide water. Ia view of the announcement made by the Contra Costa Water Company that the latter would ship fuel to this point by water if such became possible, and, further, in view of the complaints of the .ui" nople to the effect that the rallroad en nmng all the profit for hauling their produci from the mill, it is believed here that the a:flu company I8 preparing to enter the rallway business on a small scale by mak- ing rall connections of their own with a water route to San Fran ‘The purchase of the strip of land men- tioned was made with the announced in- tention of making a sewer outlet to the bay; but the fact of the width of the strip, together with the dissatisfaction directed to the rallroad, has given rise to many conjectures, one of which, that seems most plausible, being that a way 1s to be constructed. Railroad rates have been advancing steadily, until now the sugar company claims that there is but little chance for it to compete with other concerns. They argue if they can reach the bay and then by water carry their product to San Francjsco they will be independent of the Southfrn Pacific Company. Moreover, it is ed that returning vessels could easily carry fuel for both the sugar com- Funy and the water company at much ower rates than are in effect now. A sav- ing could thus be made at both ends. Again, if such a line were opened most of the merchandise for local merchants would be shipped here by this new route. John Howard, president of the Ala- meda Bugar Company, when seen at his home on Vernon Heights to-night, was inclined to deny the rallway story and asserted that the strip of land was pur- chased solely for the purpose of a right of way for a Flge from the works to the water, b{l which to carry off the refuse water. owever, he was not Tone to discuss the subject or enter into etalls. YELLOW CARS WILL BE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR TRANSIT COMPANY TO AID THE LIBRARY SITE FUND. Many Surprise Contributions Attend | Closing Days of Ebell Ladies’ ! Worthy Public Mission. Oakland Offics San Francisco Call, 908 Broadway, Dec. 5. The yellow cars of the Oakland Transit Company will play an Important factor | next Saturday in the Ebell ladies’ worthy | mission of ralsing $20,000 for the Oakland | lbrary site fund. Manager Kelley of the | Transit Company to-day, in a brief note, informed Mrs. R. P. Gleason, president of the Ebell Soclety, that he has notified the Postmaster and Chief of Police and all the employes of the company of the so-| clety’'s acceptance of Saturday next as | the day when 15 per cent of the gross re- | ceipts on all the car lines of the Transit Company will be donated to the library site fund. The closing days of the Ebell canvass are attended with many agreeable sur- prises. One of these occurred to-day | when $5, sent all the way from Honolulu by C. H. Kluegel, was received. A pa- thetic yet laudable incident also was the | visit to-day of a very aged man at the | Ebell rooms, who declared that he wanted | to offer his mite to the worthy cause by contributing 10 cents. The followlnldvledze! were also recefv- ed to-day and added to the list previously | acknowledged of $1151 75: Pacific Press | Publishing Company (provided the Grove | and Fourteenth street site is taken), $50. George W. ornin, 3l Button, §2 J. B. Merritt, $5; Mrs. Josiah P. Ame $10; James H. Ames, $10; E. 54 To-day's cash receipts re Previcusly acknowledged, $99%7 45; T. Do an, $1; a friend, 25 cents; Peralta School, ; Miss Phoebé Smith, $2; G. F. Allardt, ;. C. H. Kluegel (Honolulu), &; F. Klu: el, 10 cents; Mrs. George Hammer, & rs. Bdwin Goodall, $50; Mrs. Albert Brown, $5;: A. Kendall, $20; M. W, Smith, $1; widow's mite, 2 cents; Hook Bros. & Co., $10; Mrs. George H. Wheaton, $; 8. W. Condon, 50 cents; Mrs. E. J. Barber, $2; Fred E. Knowles, $20; Mrs. J. D. Arki- son, 32 50; a friend, $L. Children's list: Helen Stone, 25 cents and Irene Farrell, 50 cents. For-More Oakland See Page Thirteen SPAT ,ON THE SIDEWALK AND WAS ARRESTED J. L. Ramsner Taken Into Custody for Violating a Municipal Ordi- nance. Chief Lees says he has concluded to put a stap to expectorating on the sidewalks of this city. The frequent complaints recetved from citizens who complain that the mu- nicipal ordinance is not being enforced has led the head of the department to is- sue orders to Captains Spillane, Wittman and Gillen to notify the men to arrest any man they see using the sldewalks for a cuspidor. Captain Spillane’s lecture to his squad on the importance of eradicating the evil bore fruit last nl!h ‘when Officers Thom- as Murphy and J. C. Laws arrested J. Ramsper, a saloon keeper, and Fred Mul- 1§, an ironmolder, for the offense. Tt is the intention of the police to press the charge, In the hope that if an exam- ple is made of the two men further viola- tion of the ordinance will be stopped. e PAST PRESIDENTS. The New Association Being Organ- ized by Native Sons. The second meeting of the past presi- dents of the Native Sons of the Golden ‘West for the purpose of perfecting a Past Presidents’ Association will be held in Native Sons' Hall next Saturday night. In an appeal to those who are eligible to membership the committee on permanent organization, consigting of D. fiu Trofl. Leonard Stone, W. P. Johnson, ton D. Garratt and J. J. Jamison, says: After passing lhrou,h the chairs a great many members lost their inter- est in our society and fall to attend meetings. This association Is intend- ed to correct this failure and to give to all past presidents an incentive to continue their interest and become members of an organization which shall be considered & higher parlor, as it were, where it will become your duty to constantly keep up your inter- est in the order and attend its meet- ings and social entertalnments to be given from time to time as circum- stances will permit. It is the intention of the promoters not to e this an expensive luxury, but within the reach of all, with'a nominal Initiation fee (possibly fi) and say 25 cents dues per month. 1 receipts to be expended for the fra- ternal, Intellectual and soclal advance- ment ef the order. ———— PRESBYTERIAN JUBILEE. Preparations Under Way to Celebrate the Founding“of the Church on ' This Coast. Presbyterians living around the bay are planning to celebrate the semi-centennial of the founding of their church on the coast by holding a grand jubilee, It is purposed that the services shall cover two or three days and be on a scale large enough to * fittingly commemorate the event, A rumor is current that the mod- 15 anwr of the General Assembly and other v}:&nmm Presbyterians are to be in- A joint committee, consisting of repre- Sentatives of the Elders’ Association of Oakland and San Francisco, the Minlster- lal Unicn, the Women's Society and the Young People clety, was appointed, and 1s as follows: Manl rial Union—Rev. J. 8, McDonald, Thom ._Burnham, Rev. H. N. Bevier and Elder John Dunn: Oakland Associa- tion, Alexander T. Ross and C. E. Cornell; San’ Francisco Association, Donald Yec- K Samuel Irving and Frank Occidental Board, Mrs. P. D. nodical Committee, Mrs. H. 8. ‘RAILROAD TRAVEL. SOUTHERN £ACIFIC CONPANY. (PacIFiC sYaTEM.) Tratne leave nud ace due (o nerive at NAN FRANCINCO. (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) e reign Presbyteriai, Mrs. C, 8. Wright: Home Presbyterial, H T People’s Work, Miss Jennie Ames: Youn, Partridge, ):lu M. E. Boyce. The foregoing committee will have gen- eral charge of the celebration. At a re- gent meeting Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D. D., and A. T. Ross were appointed to act as a special committee on transporta- uon.vmd Rev. Theo. F. Burnham, Rev. ;‘éngi ?»:I"fia Alaxduxder T. Ross, Miss e and the chairman, Rev. J. 8. HnDonu!, D. D., were appointed to prepare a programme and report the re- sult of their labors at a future meeting. —_— SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. | wesrsgift “Vifiniiahois R 3 Maxgsville, Orovlile. S eda Continued From Page Twelve. t::mo'l m.‘:.‘} Stockion ARRIVED. Tuesday, December & Stmr Crescent City, St — - . te 7, ockfieth, hours fm P P g - r " o - m Colstrup, 4 hours from w”. J0V30r Oplontal Maii--Ogien od Bass le. 100y Valielo, Port Schr Seven Sisters, Rasmussen, 1§ days from _’:‘. """".‘.;& (n“f.'" et 19387 Gray 3 + Oregon and Californis i Hac Schr Barbara Hernster, Anfindsen, 13 hours ‘Tmeuto, Maryevitle, - Rediivg, A, Puget Hound and Fast *Se Portl Coos Bay. ST DIVISION (Narrow Gange). Sohr Ocean Spray, Larsen, 4 hours from (Fook of Market Stroet.) " [versens Landing. , Centervill J: Scbr Lettitie, Wilson, 3 daye from Grayp N otiiar Creet.has Ot ad W Schr Premfer. Wagner, 21 days from Olym- | ¥8¢15r Newark, Gsatervii pis. Clallam Bay 16 days. Amadane Fotton: Teullor Creak, Schr Excelsion, Downing, 9 hours from ta Cruz aod Privcipal Wey Beattle. Schr Coquille, Pearson, 7 days from Co- quille River. ichr Occidental, Rosich, 81 hours from Bu- reka. Schr Chas B Falk, Brown, 17 days from Port Ludlow. CLBARBD. PRANGLSGO—Pot of Macket Steont (8lip. 9:00 1100 1 'M?- 1309 Stmr Bonita, Nicolson, Pedro. owa:'n :1"2 e 10:0000. - Syl of B : Porkins & Co. 10300 100 1390 *300r . Stmr Centennial, Iuéu: UB Oovamww tmr Manfls and Hono- Br stmr On Sang, Young, Honoluhi, Yoko- bama and Hongkong; P M § 8 Co. Rimades Wedesdazs oulp) Br ship Rahane, Roach, Queenstown; Bal- | ®B:00a Han Jome Tres Fluce Sania Orim four, Guthrie & Co. ol Whaling_bark Alice Knowles, Montgomery, e and whaling; J & W R Wing. SAILED. Tuesday, December §. Stmr Newsboy. Walvig, Orays Harbor. tmr Alex Duncan, nder, Amesport. Stmr Pomona, Parsons, Fureka §tmr Newburg, Hansen, Graye Harbor. Stmr Gipey, Leland, Santa Crus. 8tmr Washtenaw, Gilboy, Br stmr On Bang, Young, Hongkong and Yo- kohama. Pacliio Grove, l'l;‘ 1 *6:30r San Jose sud Way St Br ship Silverhorn, Gibeon, Queenstown. BI1:43r San Jose and Way Hiatioos. aer Whaling bark Alice Knowles, Montgomery, A for Moruing. T for Afternoon. whaling vovage. SDally. fSunday excepted { Sunday saly. Echr Nettie Low, Low, Point Reyes. 3 5 Saturday only. : TELBEGRAPHIC. — - PO LOBOS, Dec 6. 10 p m—Weather | hary; wind NW, velocity 18 mics. CALIFORNTA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. SPOKEN. Eept 21, lat 38 E, lon 64 W—Br ship Stronsa. trom Aniwerp, for San Franciaco. DOMESTIC PORTS. NEWPORAT (S)—Satled Dec §—8tmr Fulton, | h;'n?r stmr Brunswick, for —. LESSHE SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, Tibaron Ferry, Foot of Market St. GAMBLE—Arrived Dec 5—8chr Queen, hence Nov 24 | 8, 9 .. PORT TOWNSEND--Sailed Deo §—Schr Lot- LE m. i tie Bennett, for Hilo. |t 1:30 p m. trips at In port Dec G—Schr Endeavor, from Port | 1 Gamble. for San Pedro. VENTTURA—Safled Dec §—Stmr Geo Loomls, r San Francisco. | GRAYS HARBOR—Salled Dec 3—Schrs San Buenaventura, Alcalde and Zampa, for San | Francisco. Dec 4—Bktn Benicia, for Santa Rosalia. Arrived Dec 3—Schr Melancthon, hence Nov : schr Lilliebonne, hence Nov.17: schr Roy Bomers, hence Nov 25. Dec 4—Schr Henry Wii- son, hence Nov 25; schr Jennie Steila, from n_Pedro. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Do §—Stmr | Fulton, from Newport. ! Salled Deo f—Stmr Mineols, for Nanatmo; | stmr_Fulton, for —. | SAN DIEGO—Sailed Dee 3—Stmr Portland, | for Port Townsend wArrived Dee 5—Br stmr Balgian King, hence | Nov ASTORIA—Arrived Dec 5—Br ship Principal- | 1ty, from Taltal: Ger ship Wandsbek, from Na gasaki; Br ship Scottish Isles, from Taltal: Br | ship Hutton ~Hall, from Hongkong; bktn | Gleaner, hence Nov 14 Outside Dec 5—Br ship Galens, from Callao: | Br ship Ancyra, from Callao. Safled Dec 5—Stmr Despateh, for San Fran- | claco. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Dec §—Schr Dorn | Bluhm, from Olympla: stmr Westport, from San Diego. | Salled Deo 5—Stmr Brunswick, for —; stmr Westport, for —. | SOUTH BEND—Arrived Deo 6—Sohr Repeat, hence Nov 2. FORBIGN PORTS. ACAPULCO—Sailed Dec 3—Stmr San Jose, | for San Francisco. Nov 2—Stmr Sen Juan, for Panama. Nov —8tmr City of Panama, for Panama. NAGASAKI—Salled Nov 3—Stmr City of Rio de Janeiro, for Ban inco. SYDNEY—Salled Dec 5—Br stmr Xorangi, for Vancouver. MANILA—Arrived Dec 3—Br stmr Athenian, from Honolulu. LONDON—Bailed Deo 4—Fr bark Marthe - 2 ;3 | l i Roux, for Ban Francisco. French bark Can- ter Vi 3 robert, from Dunkirkg for San Francisco, put I's, edrin H ’ into Valparais: ter. M Fort QUEENSTOWN—Sailed Dec 3—Br ship Foyle- dale, for Dublin. DUNKIRK—Arrived Dec ¢—Br ship Jordan Hill, from Santa Rosalia. ANTWERP—Sailed Dec 3—Br ship Balmoral, San Fran an clsco. DUBLIN—Arrived Dec é—Br ship Foyledale, from Tacoma; Ger bark Plus, from Port Blake- ey. HULL—Arrived Dec 5—Br ship Flintshire, P EAARD. bassed Dee ¢—Br aht Ardencralg, LIZA o '» . hence July 31, for Leith. | HONOLULU—Arrived Nov 35—Br stmr Cop- tic, from Yokohama: Jap stme Toyo Maru, from Yokohama; Jap stmr Yorthima Maru, from Yokohama. Nov 26—Br stmr Miowera, from Victoria; Br stmr Benmohsr, hence Nov 16; stmr Senator, hence Nov 16; Br stmr Port Stephens, from Tacoma. Nov 28—-U § stmr Hancock, hence Nov 20; stmr City of Puebla, hence Nov. 20: Nor stmr Thyra, from Yoko- ham bktn 8§ N hence Nov 1; bkin Planter, hence Nov 4. Sailed Nov 25—8tmr City of Eydamey, for Manila; stmr Pathan, for Manila. Nov 26—Br bark Woollahra, for Port Townsend. Nov 31— Br stmr Miowera, for Sydney; schr Okanogan, for Puget Sound. Nov %—Schr Oceania Vance, for Puget Sound. | KAH —Sailled Nov %—Bktn Newsboy, tor Puget Sound. LAHAINA—Salled Nov 2—Bark C D Bry- ant, for Nanaimo. NANAIMO—Arrived Dec 1—Haw bark Iolant, m Honolulu; bark BEdward May, from Hono- Fopcuems, ov s v x e Santa Fe Route. Bloemfonteln, Eclipse, for Honolulu. Nov 1—Bark Alex Me- running over the best Nau":ar Honolulu. Nov 3—Br ship Aristides, m‘flm clase - tor Francisco. train leaves San OCEAN STEAMERS. ANTWERP—Arrived Dec é—Stmr Western- land, trom New York. BREMBN—Arrived Deo §—Stmr Kalser Wi helm der Grosse, from New York. GIBRALTAR—Safled Dec 4—Stmr Kaiser ‘Wilhelm IL from Genoa, ete, for New York. | NEW YORK—Sailed Deo §—Stmr Bulgaria, | for Hambu mr Aller, for Brem: day Efin rh-.n-- i% e Denver, City, Chicago RATLROAD TRAVEL. e 7 00 p. m. IOFDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Arriving ja Chicago at 2:36 p. m. FRIDAY, SUNDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNBSDAY. e ———————————————————————— OVERLAND EXPRESS & = VALLEY ROAD HORTH PACIFG flf-!%'flmm R T o o LT T g | | 1/ -— Wm-mn“u‘- e office. 1119 93:40, §:15, 6:00, 6:30 p. m. T '"..‘: X ERATIDS T ST AY, SV St T e i e it s NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Tickets at the Lowest Rates to SPOKANE, ROSSLAND, BUTTE, HELENA, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, | HE ONLY LINE OPERATING A through tourist car from 8. F. to St. Paul. This car is nicely upbolstered in leather and has every copvenience of a first-class Pullmaa. Call on or address T. K. STATELER, Gen. Agt., 635 Market st San Franclsco, MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY, Lenve Ban Francisco via Sausalito Ferry, R Ty