The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 21, 1900, Page 30

30 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1900 ACIFIC COMP, = vang: 2 v eginn! cor- | more were raised the price would go down (PACIFIC $VSTEM.) { £ | DIED. St i g %‘;1 ::Amgou!x:'lh sy S mywufilagz(, %-filmd:lgl‘o. A ?}nln. ahd theegq Wit be 50 ::ofl: in| gratme leave nod nre due (4 arrive ad R A Borle, Catherine McLean, Albert H. |~ JheISn Church, corner of WAy A1, *Geld | 6. ‘A Willard (executor of the ecstate of | raising them for the semecal demand in SAN FIANCISCO. = o Burnett, Florence McMahon, Mary I S ent Mount | Robert Foster Patten) to Adelaide O. Patton, | competition with the more economically | (Main Live, Foot of Jiarkes Street) ey e e = : 2 Meany, Genevieve M. [ Sjmmencing at 1:30 o'clock. Interm all interest in lot on S corner of East Eleventh L & x shi . b - OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. Chamberlain, Mrs. Meany, 2| Olivet Cemetery. Street and Seventh avenue, SE 130 SW 130, | Produced, more prolific and better v ; BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. B Y L e el ™ | SMITH In this city, January 20, 1300, e [T 'NE 1. NW 5. NE 143, to beginntng, | PINS yellow e et Rt O [ aen, < Wiy St By e 5 0TS hristy, ‘ > beth J., belov: ife of Thomas R. 3 3 > " | pears to be now in its scarcity like some 39005 ROOM « balance $15 per e Clausmann, Emile’ O'Malley, James | | 2nd'mother of rau sad Hlien Swith, e nac e T i i 't W%, | MRer Niug of Comparatively yare Traiiv. | ieotuiuin Suisun, Elmira, Veosrille, mont, in MORAN. WILLIAM J. DINGE Do, ST A B tive of Stockton, Cal., aged 32 years 2 months | w, iy, %00 "0 ™ Blena” Vists: Homestéad, | o, say, like game. Some people prefer S rcasDovis, . Willows, $1000§100 CASH, balance $12 per month, will %3 BROADWAY - - - CARLAND. e mith, Elizabeth J. and 15 daye. Suhr | Oakland; $10. : the flavor of the red banana, some prefer | *7s00a Sigstn e . ‘ nass g Cothen: o it v ot taiis | —_— “m;mu,,e Caroline Stanley, Capt. W. S. 07 Remains at the parlors of ’3;. g;nmh Josephine C. Swift to A. P. Gonzales, lot on | that of the yellow; it is probable that the *7:304 Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo, Naps, Ratome Bor i es o W. C. MORAY $1400—Lot E0x100 on East Seventeenth, nr. Sev- | L0 SUE IR Re R R B ldoioh A, & Co., 1137 Mission street, betwe E line of Hannah street, 150 S of A street, § 50 | great majority would have no choice; and Call and Santa Rosa... o | enth ave.; cottage, 6 rooms; lot cheap at §180. | RIS Christian: Tjader, Curry W. and Eizhth. 18, 1900, Cap- | DY B 133, being the S halt of lot 6, block N-7%, | the far lower price at which the VelloW | g .30, TreOveriand Limit s y & G-room cottage; street work — Hopking, Mrs. Sophla Tjader Frederic McG. | STANLEY-In this city, January 18, 1900, Cab- | Gayiand: §e00. banana can be offered to the individual e Owaha, Chicago. ck %o traln and electrio car. | $1100—Lot 25x100; near Clinton station; cottage, | TAPEING, TR, Von Perhacs.JullusA. | tain Wi hu!‘fl\"‘fl‘l of W %7 | Margaret and Edward Dolan to J. J. John- | conaumer settles the question. ©3:804 Sau Jose, Livermore, W & rooms. Kearney, Mrs. Ellen Wiggins, Elizabeth Ann g her of &', ‘Gara: | 590 lot on NW line of Tenth avenue, formerly | “?GaUTNET SCARS Lle AUESPON- reap as Tcne, Sacramcuto. Pl = Lewis (infant) ‘Williamson, Henry Greves, a Stanley, Mrs. C. 2 Taylor street, 120 NE of East Seventeenth, for- - s 2 e Maryaville, Chico, lted I 15 $1400—Lot 26x100; modern cottage; § rooms, ewis (infan 3 mer and Mrs C. W. Brandt. a natlve of | merly Harriion, NI 30 by NW 122, blotk &, | they have been in very rec YAl | emimea *Miiton. Oakdale and Nonora. sa:1se bath and basement; street work all done. BORLE—In this city, January 20, 190, Cath- | Greenwich, England, ageti 6 vears. ¢ | Clinton, East Oakland: $10. Formerly a luxury that was rather costly | Q0 o rwarie Nilea and Way Staiions. “11:404 > E erine, beloved wife of the late Gustavaus O Friends are respectfully invited to &t~ | “Carl Waechter (by Hermann Joost, attorney) | than otherwise, the banana is now a cheap 9:004 Dasts, Woodland, Knights Landing, fizw S150—Lot Mxi0h on Eleyenth ave: best lock- | Horle, mother of Lillle, Laura and Lewis [ tend the funeral services this day (Sunday), | o “§T ASSRer (by Hermann Joost, sttorney) |}y SR eGE e 00G "Dananas can now be ‘Magsaville, Otovillo. - v o430 - tion; cottage, b roome and bath. Borle, Mrs. Emma Matheson, Mrs. Katle | at 2 o'clock, at the Masonic Temple, COTNeT | avenue, 104 E of Eighth street, E 104 by S 100, | bought commonly in the streets in the | og.gex Atloris Fip Ogden’ sod *0:d43a ~ : cottage, 3 rooms: on East| Lestcr and the late Mrs. Madeleine Welsh | Post and Montgomery streets, under the Pa% | being iots 2 and 4, block %, Schnelle Tract, | season at a cent aplece, or 10 cents @ | sgggs Mesties, Trcy, Latbrop. Stockton, 3600 Lot 26x150; cottage, 3 rooms; on and Hears Bogle end stster of Mrs. Ellen | plces of Crockett Lodge No, 139, F- and A. M. | gOR€ ote & dozen, such as formerly cost two or three | Merc-d and Frosao.. e = e | O B9 TIODN Lubbock and_the late Mrs. Trabella Kenny, | | Interment Stasonic Cemeters. 0 © | Rachel & Clathilda. Simon to Meltt fimes as much. Formerly bananas were | egeea Post Costa Viesuo, Mojare and Los 330002 s cheap a o o Cavan, Ireland, aged 53 [ TESSIEN—In this city, January 20, 100, Ru- | (Frani), lot on § line of Berkeley w. .20 | brought to this try in sailing vessels, e, i T 58 o e N e N e hucem dolzh “Anton. 'beloved son_of Rudolsh and | §: of Louiea street,. 5 35 by 5 110, being 1oc 2. | prOofirn, FabllS JOUntry in salling vessels: | . qveon Valleh, Siasiiucs and Way Siaiio v : part 3 s R g “'EFFriends and acquaintances are respect- | Marie Tessien, a native of San Francisco, College Tract, Berkeley: $i0. | sort of favoring conditions made auick | $§3:00a Haywasds Nilcs urd Way Staticns. s gy Ty bkt e o £ dence, 909 Page street, thence to Sacred Heart | 'W. Tjader, brother of the late Frederic McG. | Scenic’ Park,” Berkeley: $10. 0, the cargoes rotted. Now bananas roop s EECEIO . C. MORAN, Lofin sta- | $2000—Fruitvale; cottage, § rooms and bath; | Church, wheee a requiem high mass will be | Tjader Rl o b i R I LR e SR Gr e B T L L ' e all modern; lot 33x125. celebrated for the repose of her soul, com- G Notice of funeral hereafter. gensen, Walter F. Lewis and George W. Reed | built especially for the fruit trade ~nd B S T e = 3 4 A0 i 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross [ TyADER—In s, dego, December 23, 1899, | (bv A. W. Bishop. commissioner) to Union Sav- | steamers may, of course, be held up by | Santa Roes. 5 Y BARGAIN $25% | $200—Elmhurst; cottage, & very large rooms, [ (emeters Frederlc MG, Tader " ings Bank, lots 47 and 4. block 3. lots 8 and | storms, but they are not likely to be:| .o oo Napa Colistogs Sau west corner Shattuck ave. | bath; all modern; N. W. corner; lot 80x135. BURNETT-In this city, January 20, 1900, I Notice of funeral hereafter. £ Dlock & lots 16 and 17, block §1. and lots | commonly they land cargoes Rors In o1 Woodland, K a good two-story and A Florence, beloved wife of Heary M. Burnett, | VON PERHACS—In this city, January 18, 1000, | . ° Suc IV hait of ‘ot € block &, ob mep of | specified time, and in the best and m Marps ms and bath; hardwood | $2700—Seminary ave.; 1 acre of 1and; cottage, | o, mother of Royal O., Theodore C. and | Juliug A. von Perhacs. béloved brother of Pl i el e suitable condition for handling and mar-| eg,gep Niles, el: & htubs: Grove-st. (Shat- | 4 rooms; all fitted up for chickens. Myrtle A. Burnett, & native of Sheffield, Eng- | Tajos von Perhacs, a native of Hungary, | Tract, Berkel $%51 keting to the best advantage and With | e$:00pThe Owl Limited ave) the d pass or; 1 block from (Ashby station); price only $2500; lot alone is worth $2000 WEST OAKLAND. $1100—-Lot 25x110 on Peralta st., cloee to sta- — | tage, 5 rooms. land, aged 40 CHAMBERLAI 1900, Mrs. Ma ears 1 month and 11 da: In this city, January 19, Irene Chamberlain, mother of CHRISTY—In this city, January 20, 1900, Rob- aged 34 years. papers please copy.) > Friends and acquaintances are respect- (New Yorik Powell strect, near Post. Interment Masonic | block B, on Frederick A.” Marriott of New York to Fred- erick Marriott of San Francisco, all interet in Tot on N line of Railroad avenue, 100 E of the least possible waste, and with ad- vantage as to evenness of supply. The c v 13 great bulk of the banana trade in this . tion; modern, high basement coftage, 6 rooms | 1% rs. ) Sene, Chiunk g G - 55 Tnvited : 1 to-morrow | Morton street. E 50 by N 130. block 32, Fltch | & . & o oty Dwpattont. | and bath: mowty palniad: in rt-ciass conditun. | _lorsecs G, Eana ¥ snd Wilie ¥ Clonper, | iy forkied fo attens tne thauenl (2 eion Teaas g, Tract, mublect o & mortgas, Al | O O e avs organised. | sSimer Stockius, Merco! ¥y | - g : ¢ Cincinnat!, A ¥). at 2:30 o 3 1% | meda: $10. ? 2 3 ? Fresno, lakeraticl 1. San ©., 14 Montgomeyy st., San $1000—West side Center st.; good location; cot- | years of the California Undertaking Company Isabel Reed to Mary L. Reed, lots 19 and 20, The bananas eaten in this country come ‘Bakersdeld, Ssugus for Santa Bar bara, 1. Los 'Avgeles, Deming, El Puso, - - et ad X te Christy, and | Cemeter. b . map of ruubdlvl_;lon gllock ,B. gom Costa Rica, British and dSpnntl'Sh ‘.Ne'f: ulu Y cery " g ert, beloved husband of Auguste By i 8 o rospect Hill Tract, Brooklyn Township; also | Honduras, Colombia, Jamaica and Cuba 3,307 Bauta lonte— Atinutlo Express >x7:\fl:(;§n nM“;"‘I:,‘_ $2000—-Willow st., near Thirteenth; lot 35x115; | father of F v and Mrs. Robert | WIGGINS—1In Oakland, January 19,;50]{;’“5;1;:; | Droperty in Montersy: st L T b, e e e ih g Pt A g P can be purchased for 2-story bouse, 8 rooms. McGahey, a native of Ohlo, aged 83 3%2':00 e‘f::; w 1sns1:\ls. beloved wite Ot W aged | ‘rhzimsq Ward, Mary Ward, John J| ?'Rm:rkn ern part of the Gulf of Mexico and around 'l-z-lvhlyvlmh Niles aud Sau Joso. i3 . W CLAUSMANN—In this city, January 20, 1900, ins, a native of 2y 3 - | et. al. (by Clarence Crowell, commissioner) to g , 1 e Vallejo ... 3 i 2-sto 3 - eloved brc er please copy. | Tract, 3 v 250. - 8¢ L r Vallejo, Pors € o c = gt B 5 Lt b iy & Y o Rariin, and| | EFFrimfs ah mciustutances ars respect.| Tract Brockiyn: Tewnahip; *Burets, 1ot on sw | leans for distribution, that from the other | 37 tions.. e 1933y Sane w0 sait"T1 $2000—Tenth st.. near Union; lot 33x115; miod- aw of Mr. F. Bertin, a natlve of | fully invited to attend the funeral this day |, red, & Frindle to 1. W. Burrs, lot on 8W | countries ‘coming to Atlantlc ports. FOr | egeSe Onons uad Cuiifosia f roved or ern cottage, 7 rooms and bath. co, aged 21 years and § months. (Sunday). at 2 o'clock, from her late resi- | p @ B ARG JNENOY-IHCd, SIEEPE SW 100, be. | many years bananas have had a more or M lage, north $2300—Unton st., near Eighth; lot 80x133; mod- G Friends and acquaintances are respect- dence, 587 Twenty-third street, Oakland, C: 1900, | ing a portion of lots 2 and 3, block B, subdi- less wide distribution from the ports of v hes fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | WILLIAMSONIn this January 19, vision ~ Heald's Twenty-third Avenue Tract, | receipt, but they were never before €0 VISION (Narrow . fee o Sate | ern cottage, & rooms and bath. Monday). At s o ciook, febm the residence GP | Henry: Deloven machand of Alioe W lliamson, | Brooklyn Township: $2600 widely ‘distributed nor sold so cheaply at O ook o Mt St B rs inquire | S his grandmother, 1912 Taylor street, between | father of Mary Williamson, and brother of | 1, W. Burris to Lizzle L. Woodward, same, | interior points a8 now, Bananas are now | T Ty G . Berkeley. | e 1ot containing 3750 square feet; on W.| Union and Filbert, thence to the French | John and . amson, a native of San | Brookivn Township: $2500. sold, not as rarities, but more or less com- | "8N8 Newark.Centorville, Sgn Jose, Felton, ‘Twenty- tde Twelfth ave., 100 feet N. of East of Notre Dame des Victoires, where 1 be held Francisco, (Brooklyn, N. Y., papers please copy.) a; Norris W. beginning on Palmer J the di to Linwood ding line of Palmer, lands of monly, in all parts of the country; prac- | Boulder Creek, Saunts Cruzand Way Btation: 3 : 2 ] tically’ everywhere—the eastern part of | wazk, Centervlile, San Jose, New : ern frontage and rth st 1 block from electric cars; street st 9, 100, Annis EF Friends and acquaintances are respect- | paimer and Barker, distant 746 N from N line 3 o {81182 Newark, Centersiile, . L - 3 AN- his 3 3 A X 5 il v 1S the country being supplied from Atlantic | . Felton, Boulder Creek, gra e ) 9 s 'xl"l::f-kn?rl"' work all done. e , beloved wife of the late Timothy Cur- | fully invite ttend the funeral this day | of Buena Vista avenue, N 350, W 204.97, S 360, | pattis and the _“?”‘ gn)p' Valley and the| lep, Fel $1000-N. E. cor. West and Twenty-second ran, and mother of Anna, Edward, Willlam (Sunday lock, from the residence at 9 E _204.97, to beginning, Alameda; $10. Bsnta Cruz and Principal Way 2 | w New Orleans. Costa Btatioos. 9:004 r all ready to move 4 > e e nk C d Mrs. J. B. of his brothes Potrero avenue, thence to | Richarq Barron to Paul V. Garin, lot on | Western part from New . s = BL N . 5.5 et SRN: BT) Sepele P I e Holy Cross Cemetery, via 10:40 o'clogk train | N'line of R street, 60 E of Watkins, N 110 by | Rica bananas are now shipped from New . Oakld 600 Lot 120x130; N. E. cor. Redwood road and ndale ave., Fruitvale. $550—N . bet. Grove and West; 50x100; street work all done. A take place to-morrow t £:30 o'clock J Perry street, thence to St. Rose's ere a requiem high mass will be for the repose of her soul, com- Interment Holy Cross 7 The funeral w (Monday). celcbrated from her late resi- | £ m_Third and REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Churchill Taylor to Felton Taylor, lot on E | 10t on W line of McClure street, 80, Town of Haywards; also right rip of land de: line of Watkins street 9, same, Eden Townshiy S.and Mary I. 10 510, Myers to Mary C. 10 N cribed as follows: of B, E 150 of way Lot Nove: of Pro: Orleans over pretty much all the West- | ern_country to the Pacific Coast.—New | York Sun. —_— Mark Twain’s Retort. Way Stations CREEK ROUTE FERAY. N PRANCISCO—Foot of kot Street (Slip 8)— P o0 Tio0au. 1140 200 i = mencing at 9 o'clock BT P, 110 N of Washington, N v 45 v 10 ing lot 8, Me- 2 ’ 400 $5:00 *6:00e.w. 200 h ave.; TI feet front- el don line of Polk street, 87:10 N of pect avenue, 45 by W 104, being lot 9, Me- Last year, in Vienna, 8. L. Clemens 0 7 . Sy PR SN s 1900, Auguste | 39:104 by E 60; 10, Clure Academy Grounds, Oakland; $10. (Mark Twain) eat talking with a Scotch | Fus OLUID—Fusl o Biniway—20:00 890 10000, —— s igenic Dupont, | Tsaac and Emily Ellaser to Mary -"”"{_l and “"xr{}' A iodk Tunn:n'.:?“l'{'xx}“<r§:r:ex-x|{,'- barrister named Guthrie. | $12:00 *1:00 13:80 *3:00 14 r.¥. ,,:‘,. Berkeley lot; 63x125; close to Bancroft LS 1\::’1:“\11‘:, & natlve of :«3:;1‘7"16 v{u‘{\g udll l’-‘fl!lm';Jr:“\V 2 "‘;Ps 137:6; $10. | the How. . Oakland: $10. | “Do you ever smoke asked Mr. | COAST DIVISION (Broad Gauge). H Macintire, same, | Clemens of Mr. Guthrie. ] ; : : il trd and Townsend Sts.) — ner ereaft Robert B. Woodward (by attorney) to Wil b s . Cl " ve Mr. (Th 3400 Market st., bet. Thirty-third and Thirty- 2. 1000 Afbert | B Hiand Jok un ¥ Hno of Jeasts’ strest; 480 1 $10. g o ST ME Clemens, replied Me Ty View, South San Francisso.. fourth; $0x116. i ed d 40 years. | N_of Fourteenth, by E 80; $10. R. McMullen & W. Moody _(trustees | Ti€. 2 ad . g 004 San Jose and Way Stations (New one of the prettiest | = b W SOEkAUEel 2 | TW. Rigby Jr. 1o Thomas Kirkpatrick, lot on | James J. and Florence B. Reid) to State Sav- You are a lawyer, aren't you, Mr. g e g e Ao By oLsor 3 ! _ oline Falhinburg, . g e s c d st ets, W 12 E c_Grove, Pt : = i i | enira; i g parlo _Bros., 31 Eddy street. In- W ;?Fnllr:( WB D !‘\'1‘!351‘ also lot | M. Huntington Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10. OCEAN TRAVEL. ¥ lo Alto, Santa Clara, San Joss, g~ . . S457_Thirty-fourth st bet. Market and Ban | GREINER . 1n this eits, Janiary 15, 1200, Chrls- | on NW U line: of Aehuma. et L6 N oE R el Dehe Oy #acific Coast Steamship Co v Jicnterey and Facito Gro o8 FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. Pablo ave.; 37:6x100. tiana Greiner, beloved mother of Mrs” Frani | "t ot sarah Joy (by John Bayle and Seth | and Tnvestment Company. lot 3. block D, Fruft- | P JReROP Ban Jose and Vay Statior Lester, Mrs. George W. Waltenbaugh and the | yhatate 95 11 Marx, lot on NW line | vale Station Tract, Brooklyn Township: $31 :15p San Jose nd Principal Way | (31200800 front feet: in Frultvale; near Frult- | late Henry and Amelia Greiner, and grand- | Ny migi, cXequtors) to 1L Marx. fof of v e and Minnie Nilson or Nilsen or Nielsen Steamers leave Broadway | {3:00r SanJosoand Principal Wag Stations 191004 | vale ave.; worth $3 nrust be sold. mother of Grace V. and Edward Lester, a na- - 5 5 . lot on NE line | wharf, San Francisco: :30r San.Joso and Principal Way Stations *$:334 tive of Germany, aged 61 years 8 months and | g d Matilde Molinarl to Gfovanni | 220 NW of Mountain View | For Alaskan 0a. m., | *6:30r San Jose and Way Station: ggn:«'x | , 831200—75x100; on the E. slde of Tenth ave, 75| 3'5.0F 3 X | Molthart lot on W line of Second avenue, 100 | avenue, NE 150, NW 41.8 SW SE 424 to Jan. 71, 26, 31, Feb. 5. Changs | Bili43r San Jose and Way Stations. T:307 ms and basement; laree | feet £ of East Sixteenth st.; worth $2750. Firiends and acquaintances are respect- | & a2y 3 v 190+ $1500. | beginning, being lot 1. block 17, ner Tract, to company's steamers at 7T T s e i, S | § of Lake street, S 25 by W 120; o4 weil and pump: lot BOZLI; | SPEpEL e Rl e d, the Tunceal thia day | ® Xl " Bomin 5 Oscar . Dornin, lot | Brockiyn Townanp: sio. " % " TP Besttle. o @ rta, Vancouver,| DA Tuttay oxcentat " § Sunday saty. &k, balance on ¥ | Sund sck, from her late resi- | y . 150 N of e A. Cassin 3 arson, g Lo cesh, beignce on your OWR | greatly reduced price dence, @t “Tennesses street, between Keven- e N R lot on 8 line of Forty-fith street. 190 W of B S ot T Eveesty, | @Twealavasnd Fridays ¢ Thursdays sod Sendavs. e teenth and Eighteenth. Interment Cypress A Kluge Sutro (Kiuge) to Mary Fair- | Grove, 50 by § 100, being lot 12, block 2102, Beattle, . o | < ———— X e o 2omp of (iniee) Mt Lo ote Nt 1 . Yawn Demetiny wenthar i £ Honrl) 10t on E line of Ash- | Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakland: gift. Anacortes and New Wh we are almost giving away ave. and Grove st., Thirty-second and Thirty- —In this city, January 20, 1900, Den- | bury street, 25 N of Eighteenth, N 25 by E 8, | own of Berkeiey to J. Mortimer, all in- com (Wash.), 10 a. m., Jan. f ck AV Feb. d every fifth day thereafter; o s d of Margaret Hannan, >, Tract No. 4; $1 terest in lot on E line of attuck avenue, 189 | 21, 26, 31, . § ant A | stxth sts, i A A v tof T [ 1oL B, Back s GRAAE O biEL ) o Coth wiaaets N F 30, portion of lots | changs at Seattle to this company's steamers Fflums:co.ms‘umn p | WILLIAM J. DINGEP, City of Cork, aged 47 years. vided Tair of 1ot on W line of Bright street w0 ;‘[:"'I":fir‘t"o:;:d' st o r"é"’e"‘,’ck"“é £ lot iy ‘.::;“ B | s Jath for gt Tl OPKIN a L * B 100, 1ot and 40, | sel 2 it o __:uk acoma . “. NORTH fagp il R o omking. | HOPKINS vn oathies ot Myl e O IR B N o ak0: Stanley "and Caraline. Stephancon, Bank cf | - For Eurexa (Humboldt Bay). 2 p. m., Jan. | RAILWAY COMPANY. ACIFIG enn Yan, Yates 11 interest in same; $10. Alameda, Frank F. itus, as executor estate of 19, 24, 29, Feb, 3, and every fifth day thereafter. | Tbaron Fxrry, Foot of Market St. sis 4a, 2-story house of | 335 CASH: 310 Iy; cottage of 3 rooms B s e T aud | Daniat Dibiu (by I B Tanktiee Gty b For el (s Gt | sak yawesscs T5 Sar RATaSE. T large lot: 2 blocks good well of water: 3 fine lots all fenced: ral services this day (Sunday), at | Lewis John Witt, lot 16, block 12, Flint Tract | to Mary L. Llln-'n!vyr. 1ot on N line of Sa; ucos, Port I‘ Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro. A WEEK DAY 30, 9:00, 11:00 a m.; 12:38, orhood; street | mear 3 electric car lines: fine schoolhouse and k. Friends and acquaintances are | Homestead: $1 Sennue. 300 ¥ of Walnut street. B 8 by N 130, | Santa Barbars. VTCIR, peles) and Newpart, 3 | 3:30. 516, 690 o m. Thusstaye Boica tois ete | %0-foot bor rd: soll, view and climate the | (0o lfrlly invited. Interment private. Edmund Clark and Mary or M. . Whitfleld | being lot 7, in W half of block K, lands adja- | East San Pedt (o 31, Feb. 4, and every | at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1.50 . fpcostage of S| Jory best: no fogs nor cold winds; Allendale | ;oyCE—In this city, January 15, 1900, Charles | to John Clark, lot on W iine of Badger street, 1al, Alameda; $2851. fourth day thereafter. nd 1120 p. m r b ne Tfost bmamment: | Teact edfoining East Oskland:: price ail beloved husband of Elizabeth Joyce, [ 100 N of Istuis, N 466, SW 30, 8 % B 2, lots e oot San. Dieo, Stopping only at Port Harford | SUNDAYS 4.0, 9:30. 1100 & m.: 138, 3:30, v all told $650 or send for circular, 455 Sev- b oo sy o B ralley Homestead, quit- ‘ B fort Tou i " i Sieh o Dl L S0 ONDAR. e L I ea R ey by ‘ FOTEn AMIUVATS. :\sml-!;m:ndo%m)ndos’"mu Angeles), 11 8. mo SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. A o e SRR S days. H. I, papers please copy.) | San Francisco Land |Cflmmgv“fcw?r§!|i°3:1 e aselot %5, 29, Feb, 2, and every fourth day wz“hstié‘yf_‘m"' 80, 0: t:xsx;:‘m..mx: - N e ; SR combars | to Chatles B, Corbly. lot on B line of Ninth | b, . . = == s —— | 10 acres lana )3.1: vns‘\:!klznh;:-e easy terms. ”ruli’rr;:‘x'-\_ 1,"'.'{:'«". quaintances and members :‘:e‘nl‘;:.r == F\ o Calltornie street, N 25 by E | E K Smart & w, Cal |W R Madary, Fresno “‘f-;"%f.:enau. Magdalena Bay, San Jose d,e\ .‘1 D'A"ydyfixz*u" e e e »‘ Sistien ] _— i L. r lodge | 120; $1000, 2 Mrs G M Hudepohl, |Mrs I L Hebert, Cal | caps. Maratian, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia | BUNDAYS—S$.10, 3:40, 11:10 a. m.; 1:40, B:48, 8:05, Acre s ey B GE and lot on Pine st., West Oak- , and Ahwashte Tribe No. Impd. | _Margaret . Saul to Hanora McGlynn, lot on | Grass Valley Mrs C M Gilfillan, Cal | gnd Guaymas (Mex.), 10 a. m., 7 . WORK- i 84 per 3 1ana Oa¥lan GH M. CAMERON, 1058 Brodaway, d to attend at 1 o'clock, M, are respectfy the funeral this day Sunday), 175§ of Califoraia 10. ¥ line of Third aven | street South (Deeth), § B 120: | T A Gllbert, Portland |J G_Francis, Woodind | month. | | D M Reynolds, Cal A Vincent, Chicago For further Information obtaln company's Between San Francisco and Schustzem Pari same scheduls as above. 5 Sl o s Ball of Burosby Toles shiel 4. | Reginald N. Hamlin (by E. D. Sullivan, com- | A M Allen, Cal G Kilburn & w, Cal | folder. Leave Arrive ur Fice- | FOR sale or rent—Beautiful 0-room house; | {1o™,1°0 RAIL of Barnaby Joter Suiels bubld- | oE e 5 M- 3. Rudolph Mobr, 1ot on W | J F Fenten. Nome A P Dickinson. Armona | 'The company reserves the Sight to chat® | San Francisco. | In Effect | San Fre age desired znrz; rounts 1runhlr”< fi:i\‘rk:\‘in houses. | 1r¢ of A Martin & Co., 118 Geary street. | line of '|’n"|fih avenue, 200 N of N street, N 25 ; ‘\‘1 !‘_h.bv'lrx». Brnk;r-flr; 5' llJRgberls ll‘ioerl\(l steamers, "nm"'n:&'-:' and hours o 5 | October 15, desired 7 East Twenty-sixth st., an o e e y = oy W 120: siqo. st regloar, Oakland ) erry, Los Ang | without previous 3 | “Week | Sun- Ts 3 e 000 Tavens a0t | THE Scotam, olicarabliiat vadinsy o | B e e o St o] Henry iliers fo Pora Sellgman (wife of Wil- | & Wilson Sait Take ' Mre & B Ladner, Cal 'flotl,g"-l;;eonl;;ll;m—b New Montgomery | B | BV | pestinstion | - e e 2 e, S et il gt ¢y, | liam) lot 593, Gift Map 1; $10. | Mrs F Nicolal, Portia |E ones & w, Sacto | street (Pal 3 } t Sood arcculation It | “reasons for selling: yare chance. 'E. E.| assemble at the T Burns to Thomas A. Burns, lots &0 | G F' Marman, liaho B E Heartt, Los An GOODALL, FEERTNG & CO. Gon Asts. 7:30 am| $:00 am/ Novato, ot oo 65 ar and Tty | orDRCE, S8 ool way. Oakisol. i) Of ‘e ate Paither Chrte ] , 634, 656, 638 and 660, Gift Map 3; gift. L L Olmstead, Minn |J Cochrane & w, Cal 10 Market st., San se0 | 3:30 pm! 9:30 sm| Petaluma. | OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. AN introduction to you from H. Schellhaas. th fursiture dealer. ith and Franklin, Oakiand. e S RO BORRMRNG Dena. GEORGE' D. KE; . Sachem. J. T. CARROLL, Chief of Records. AN FRANCISCO Aerie No. 5, ¥. O. E.—Offi- cers and members are requested to meet at their lodgeroom at 12 o'clock sharp this day Estate of Mary Kelly, minor (by Anna P. Kelly, guardian) to Frank W. McEwen, undi- | vided'fourth interest in lot on S line of Faral- | lones street, 600 E of Plymouth, E 200 by S 125, block K, Railroad Homestead Assoclation; also | W A Whitney. Grd Isle' M Rosenblum, A H Jones, Green Bay C B Overacker, W_A Stephens, Chico J Sloan, Winnémucca L A Pohlmann Santa Cruz A Copeland, Stanfrd Miss M Robbins, Chicago Niles tles & w, DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO §:10 pm| 5:00 pm| 7:39 am)| I } v ourth interest of lot on N line of | I, M Knaugh. S Leand J Kullman, Benicla on, ) t e == Sunday), for the purpose of attending the | Wndivided fourth inte e BUAL S T erville, H ' uee ¢ rooms: big lot. SR wonoEs funeral ot our Iae brother, Charies J. Joyce. | 1 S of Blgmouth, W € Noim- (8 | Mise A Steptiens. Chico| X H Hunter. San Jose PI,C)s R“'I" L ,;é'n.E,D 130 pm) 200 am| Sotirmuier| 75 ol €22 pm s at $14 per month, By order of the aerie. = il < 2y . s Ellis d >V Ry ‘rom Spear-street Wha . | — — 3 tram Propelier Com- : . eame; $410 M E Eliis Jr. § Clara/E P Varle & fy, Napa > | $17 a month. fice and principal place of bustaces, | _ 3 GUS POHLMANN, Secretary. I. N. and Florence §. Rosekrans and Anna | D Hanley, Butte |P Nichols, Napa FARE £12 First Class Including Berth 7:30 am| Hogland anaf =l 'em nts. et st., San Francisco. KEARNEY—A solemn requiem high mass will | p“i.jly to Margaret A. Jennings (wife of J. | J Walsh, Butte | Mrs Kuck, Menlo Parlk | $8 Second Class and Meals. 7:35 pm| 6:22 pm otice is hereby given that at a meeting of be celebrated for the late Mrs. Ellen Kearney ‘ $:00 am| Ukiah. COMPANY. > S ed fc € lot on § line of Farallones street, 600 £ of | G C Osborn, Athena |Mrs M Kuck, M Park | COLUMBIA sall T am | 03 o . the Bocrd of Directors, held on the 18th day | &t St. Paul's Church to-morrow (Monday), &t | pjymcuth (Marengo), E 50 by 8§ 125, block K, Riverbank E S Lovett, Stanford | STATE OF C. $:00 am| Guerneville. | 7:35 pen! . Oine, et Pt | of December, 189, an sssessment (No. 7) of | §:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | bivi: gin . Boston | £ R Thomas N ¥ 5 o m‘ : | ey PSR flos, Baif & bloc | onme (1) cent per share was levied upon the | LEWIS—In this city, January 7, 1900, infant | * Frank W. and Delphine McEwen to same, | Le Roy Wakner, Ohio |G A Buell, Stockton Bh a, i { P capital stock of the corporation, payable im- | daughter of Beckie and Herman Lewis. £ame; $10. fllows D G Stover, Freeport | Helena and all points in_the Sonoma |10:40 am| 840 am mediately in United States gold coln to the | McLEAN—In this city, January 19, 1500, Albert | Joscph C. Jennings to same, same; gift. | Through tickets to all points East. ) ] e | \ " l \ T Q r | :L""Z':’éa::;:h‘ office of the company at the |~ H. McLean, a native of Michigan, aged 32 llenn'l:‘urd to dPez;]ro Tamony, lot 8, block 2, PALACE HOTEL. E. C. WARD,g,en"lk"l‘fl 5:10 pm/ 5:00 pm| Glen Elien. | 6:05 pm| 6:22 pra - : vears. A member of San Francisco Lodge No. | Coilege Homestead: $10. % v Market street. | } — - Hh 4:‘. D “" ERTLEMEA\TS- |, Any stock upon which this assessment shall | 35" Triternational Amsociation of Machinists, Margaret A. Mordaunt to James 8. Angus, | DL0 Vop Widelstaat, € T Knisely, Chicago | GooDALL, PERKINS & s T am| 3:00 am| Sebastopol. 1940 am/ 1038 am Amar, | e ity aood day of Jasuary, I Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Thomas G. Crothers and W. 8. Goodfeilow (ex: | w1 Stone"gan Mateo & W' Hocinera 08 Superintent 3:20 pm| 5:00 pm| 7:3 pm| 6:22 pm i e delinquent and advertised for sale | ¢uljy invited to attend the funeral this day | ecutors estate of James G. Fair) lot on § Iine of ' < T — OFFICE—905 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. &t public auction, and unless payment (Sunday), at 10:15 o'clock, from the parlors of Cortland street, 50 W of Prospect, W 25 by 8 | A P Maginnis, L Ang | Durango H A ¥ Maginnis, L Ang | Durango_ g Stages connect at Santa Ross for Mark West before, will be sold on th day a : Jochs ooy Ce L e ens, ‘Los Ang|H Faton, S 3 vings and White Sulphur Springs; at Lyt:: o ook, 5 to3 the ‘delinquent seseser | the United Undertakers, (L0230 BIN sirect, {105 JoC 1, Dibck 3, Wales Subliviblon: (0 Holly | N v, raeingky. Bikth; |G L Expal & w, Odkia AMERICAN LINE. | for Lytton Bprings: ut Geyecrot a P ment. together With costs of Advertising emd | thence to St. Rose's Church for services. In | Park; § E B Aschermann & w,|H J Small, Sacto | expenses of gale. By order of the Board of Di- terment Holy Cross Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. Alameda County. Chicago D H Rand & w, Or NEW YORK, 80UTHAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS Springs; at Clcverdale for the Geysers: at Hop- land for Duncan Springs, Highland =Springs, = 5 o v . v s ing at Cherbourg, westbound. . 705 ROOM k o perfect order:| Tectors. CHARLES A. HUG, Secreta : J. W. Helmke and Francts | E Tyner, Chicago W R Armsby, Sacto Stoppins Kelseyville. Carlabad Springs, Soda Bay, Lake: ot g i S 357 Market s OFFICERS and members of San Francisss | oJetac L. Requa to J. W, Beloks and Brancls | 71 [7por CHleafd | 1Y muinrmaby, Sac From New York every Wednseday, W & -4 | Jort #nd Bartiect Springs: st Ukian S Vists e Lpdge No. 6. International Assoclation of | FRSTIPION 0% 51010 NTie” W to B dine of | D M Addison, U 8 N |3 A Lewis: Chicago Jon 2 | e Ve “Feb: 3t | Springs, Saratoga Springs. Biue Lukes. Laurel center: lot € MARRIAGE LICENSES. et e Tpauested Lo attend the fu- | [ adway, § to beginning, belng portions of | P W Delano, U § N |J T Lyons, Chicago e ‘Feb. 28 | Dol Laks, Witter Springs. Upper Lake. Fomo, e Tl day *(Bundash: "8t 1o o clock, fhom th ERniun bie ks Peasin Homsatats Quc DN B Ot s i % RED STAR LINE. | Blicknelr's, Sanhedrin Heights, Rulteiie: Shts avings bank and w RN t Tnit 71 $10. > I, e o A = Hot Springs, Mendocino Cit; F - Marriage licenses have been lasued as follows: | parlors of the Unlied Undertakers, 27 and 23 o Willlam 0, | A L Beebe, Portland |J J Summer. N ¥ Vork atd At fot Springs, doc ity. Fort Ay M A | d J. Reynolds, 39, city, and Marle C. [ IFifthstreet JOHN A, President. | | LR a0 Helmbers. lot on N line of e e 1;" P kst WIN From New Yotk re‘:eryn Wednesday, 12 nooa. bt "bclll':."sp:;‘;:ufi-r—fl."cnl:‘.g: 'y J. §. MYERS, ds, 25, city. e e . Forty-first street, 167.37 E of San Pablo avenus, ) , Va Parker, Hon . P e i e v T . 02 Broddway, Oaklang, | John’ R’ Scbit, 71, 4 Eiizabeth place, and [ McMAHON-In this city, January 20, 1900, | 573 b N 050 4i, betng & portion of H. C. | A Staley, S N Fa g Tows Bemarh Jan 1 | Noordiand v coooFeb. £1 | " Satardey to Moaday round trip tiehete at vo. | Jennet 1 Youne! 15,6 Elizabeth place. Mary, relich of e Iate John McManos, snd | o s Homestend, Oakjand Townanip; §10. | O F Meicham & w, (i % Ware & w, Tows | Southwaric I ian’ 31 | Noordlan “Feb 21| | Saturday ¢ Irven Shipley. 2L 600% Minna strest, and | mother of Mary McMahon and the late John | Dot JOnceicat, Qapan) LoNmOIR 8 eattle " 6 M Farls, 8 e | o iey semes i e’ 0 ek {y up to date; est- | Margaret Paulcen. 2, 63 Minna street. Cdward McMabon and Mrs. Henry Goets, a | \Geqrke and Salome H T Gage, Sacto IR Spear, R T T e reet work all don ; $5% cash, balance bank offer for § days only. Willlam R. Rowland, 24, 1510 Powell street, and Annie Le Fevre, 18, 1415 Powell street Richard A. Kappen, %5, city, and Emma M. native of Galway, Ireland, aged 49 years. O Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully notified that the funeral will take place 7, 9, 11, 13 and 18, Ord- way Tract, Berkeley: $1500. John M. Jr. and Emma . Foy to Germain, NEW WESTERN HOTEL. G W Hazard, Los AnggA R Moulton, Chicago Seattle, St. Michael, Dawson City. For full Information regarding freight and Ticket Offices, 650 Market .. Chront H. C. WHITH e R. X. RYAN, o Julie, Felix and Marie Candevielle, lot on N | Miss M McLeod, S JosejF L Driggs, Chicago passage apply to General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. T MyERs, | Grunwaid, 2. cits: to-morrow (Monday). at 10 o'clock, from her | Julle, Fe e ey Jot on N e g i 2 3 S corary. - Robt e lon e 2 Brosiway, Ouklens. | Soseph k. Mcdinty, M, Nomsles, Acix., and| lato residence 1610 Stookion stveet, thence by | NPS0F SRRciott Tak, C00 Y Ol Ron st | Rogiey Fremmo e Sman & w Cal | INTEENATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPAN mpleted; the latest im- Eliza A. Tillson, 22, city. Leo Simi, 21, 611 Lombard street, and May 11:30 o'clock train for Holy Cross Cemetery. ME, NY—In this city, January 20, 1900, Gene- 3, Berkeley; J Rinz, San Mateo yneh, Oregon 30 Montgomery (CALIFORNIA LimiTep e Sime o exmaton thn: | pe e Ty 5L WPk Wievasth wteet. and ] Susis ¥ ‘Meany. & Dative ofsSanPrasbisco, [/ EIER (0 JORS FIRREER e O W Une it | F Mockn, Wallate L Mitmmerald, Waal the time to examine them: | Sine C. Dahl, 19, 62 Erie street. aged 2 vears 1 month and 12 days. 25, W 28, 8 60, E 168 to beginning, being a por- | D F Harding, Los Ang] Mrs Brvan, Stockton » _— 3 s el T oy, - O #nd aoule K| Eyerlends and acovaintances are reepact- | 1T "o, Graves & Taplor Tract: Bervs | B T e Meaes T Benar ookion — ... 3. S MYERS, | Hirechfeld. 25, city. = fully invited to attend the funeral this day | 10" §1o i TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- a e Ol! 02 Droedway, Oakland. | = Charles A, Thompson, 2 107 South Park, and | (Sunday), at 1 oclock, from the parentst |15 V00 o) pavard R and June 6, | T ————— KBAMERS TILE LEAVE WHARY. CON- ver fine stock | Bgme B L o o Vetlclo, i Mary A | [Sidence, (M1 Eighteenth_ street, comner of | pARuA B Feinter to Bdward T and ot SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. |for YOKOHAMA ana HONGKONG. calling 8 nery: $1800: rent store | Tonse b RpGL . Ve Dulo ol ey N i Sy (it STy 19, | Of San Tose avenue, N'%0 by W 128:3y, belnz Kobe (Hiogo). Nagasakl and Shanghai, ‘and - er, 5 SLSOHN— sonville, Ja . S e e i - B . Oakland. August E. Knust, 33 86 Shrader street, and 1900, Abraham G. Mendelsohn, hushy ,:‘l” o 1:‘:“: l;l‘v:)rk 46, Alameda Park Homestead, Ala. .;;g{:u:{;c' ;50 g;_x'agkgiw:dnm !hlenme;; d:; of boarders. | Jennie Johneon, 15, Kelseyville. Minnie Meudelsohn, father of Joseph, Maxand | " 8™, pausting’ to Maris ‘A, Fansting Continued from Page Thirty-Ome. |Indla, o o #oo. C. K Samuel Mendelsohn, son of Aaron and Julia | 1,Ma00¢L 4. Faustino to can Il Wi el Aba e et = ew house and C. K. KING, %02 and orchard; $6006, 3 it 4 Bamec - : $ YOKOHAMA-—Arrived prior to Jan 20—Ja; a Tew steps to| 13 1900, to the wite'of James Aspin, a daugh. ¥ Connor, Tafjies of h::lfislbe;mnh:;";-‘ }:gg}:; lot oo § line of Forty.sixth . E St | stmr Idzumi Maru, from Seattle; Br stmr B> P fhe 8. 8. Australta ne of t o :. 1 ¥ Con 4 Vest, ¥ . being lots 8 and 9, block | gian King. from San Diego. s fe H it Tin HINMAN—In Oakland, January 15, 1300, to the | O'Connor and Mrs. Mary Halloran of Oak- | 3o ATadn T, aal O & 2 : salls for Honotulu *terms can be ar-| wife of Henry L. Hinman, a son. land, & native of Castie Island, County Kerry, | #1f%: 3140 fract at Teseacal, Oakland: 0. pASZEOURRI Amived sith 1-Buck Big OMPANY- Fetnestay, Feb 1. GEO. B. M. GRAY, | BOURKE—In this city, January 13, 1900, to the | Ireland, aged 35 vears. Y $10. OCEAN STEANMERS. ety L TR N 434 Ninth wife of J. J. Bourke, a daughter. & Friends and acquaintances are respect- | * Ferdinand and Hannah Meyers to Walter R. Favorite Line Rou . Fine house of 8 rooms, ry 1 located in good nelghborhood: loan at § per cent. . B. M. GRAY. 454 Ninth A fine corner lot, 1 | | | | BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will rot be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- \ sunny side of staeet: one | ASPIN—In this city, at the Potrero, January BOYD—1In this ¢jty, January 5, 1900, to the wife of John A. Boyd, a daughter. DEMPSEY—In this city, January 13, 1500, to the wife of M. J. Demusey, a son. EDGAR—In this city, December 25, 189, to the wife of John Edgar of Livermore, a son. GU city, December 23, 1599, to G—In_thi Mendelsohn, and brother of Mrs. Esther Harris, Mrs. Rebecca Winzler and Ben, Ike, Harry and Sadie Mendelsohn, a native 6f Po- land, aged 36 years 10 months and 11 days. [#Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday). at 10 o'clock, from the residence o his parents, 517A Natoma street, where serv- . Michael, beloved husband of Nellie fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday), at 5:45 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 322 Ritch street, thence to St. Rose' Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be' celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at ¢ o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MEMBERS of the Longshore Lumbermen's street, Laurel avenue, W 224.37, S 300, E 224.37, N 300 to beginning, containing 1545 acres and being a portion of San Lorenzo Rancho, Eden Town- ship; also lot on W line of Ashland avenue, 5 N of Maple street, N 75.675, W 573.80, § . E 575 to beginning, containing 1 acre and | being a portion of fan Lorenzo Rancho, Eden | Homestead Tract, Oakland; $1458. F. §. and Flora' A. Lawrence to T. O. Angel, Locke, lot 33, Drexler Tract, Oakland; gift. John P. Beckett to Robert Collett, Tot on N line of Thirty-eighth street, 458.38 E of Market, E 50 by N 139.5: $625. Mabel W. Whitmore to Lizzle M. Whitmore, lot on SE line of Twelfth avenue, 116 NE of East Seventeenth street, N 34. SE 150, SW 34, PORTS. PISAGUA—Arrived Dec 6—Bktn Arago, from Callao. Sailed Jan 19—Bktn Arago, for Honolulu. ANTWERP—Arrived Jan bad,, hence Aug 19, Br ship Hydera- COLON—Arrived Jan 17—Br stmr Athos, from ligle City, from San Diego, ANTWERP—Salled Jan 20-Stmr Western- land, for New York. CHERBOURG—Sailed Jan 20—Stmr St Louts, from Southampton, for New York. BREMEN—Sailed Jan 20—Stmr Dresden, for New York. NEW YORK—Arrived Jan 20—Stmr from Livernoc Cevio, stmr Gera, from Bremen. % KING srondwar Oakieng: 7 C-| sons authorized to have the same published. b s e e L e o el adte ot M e | e it Finance, for New York. — 'S Mo st vis S ; — | to Hills of Eternity Cemetery for interment, | ©f Lincoln and Willow streets, E 25 by N 100, | HONGKONG_Arrived prior (o Jan 0 Br m Honoiulu and . Aucke TWO slesant new houses ',;.mf, s BORN. 'CONNOR—Drowned near Vallefo, Decembey | PEINE & portion of lot 2, block C, Oakland Point | stmr Breconshire, from Tacoma; Br stmr Car %W Jand for Sydney Wed- NIPPFON MARU. AMERICA MART Wednesday, March 7 HONGKONG MARU ..Saturday, March 31 Via Honolulu. Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at company’s offi:e, 421 Market st.. corner First. . H. AVERY, General Agent. .Friday, Feb. 9 nesday, Jan. 24, at 3 Samq New Zealand, Australia, Indla, Suez, Engiand, ete.: $610 first class. I D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.. b 3 P Pacife St Freight Ohee, 321 Matorsy COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. the continent. CoxNECTING TRAIN LEAVES San Fraxcisco; s P ', Wy . Fi et i e S et trains for New York. - fost, ovith 93 ern cottage and out- | the wife of M. 8. Gunning, a daughter. Protective Association—You are requested 10 | Qontang: wife ¥ "ine block 92, Clinton, East | gl q "[in"% Stmr Penneyivania. for Ham- | DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS, OVERLAND Leaves San Francisco at 53 8 v i traft fainds im- | LARKEYIn Frultvale, Cal., January 10, 1000, | attend the funeral of our deceased member, | _John A. ‘Sanborn to Hannah M. Chrystal, the | PUr%: via Plymouth. Bailing every Thursday instead ocm EXPRESS P,m: with Palace and Tour: . fruit trees: shrub- | “to the wife of J. J. Larkey, a son. Michael O'Connor, from the family residence. | W 25 feet of subdivisions 7 to 10 of lot 6, | N5W YORK—Arrived Jan 21—-Stmr Cam- | Saturday, from November %, 1599, at P DAILY ars for Kansas City, St. Louiy ! neighborhood: ome block 10 | LEwIS In this city, January 7, 1900, to the | 332 Ritch street, this day (Sunday), at 8:30 block 16, Daley's Scenic Park Tract, quitclaim | Paiia. from Liverpool and Queenstown: stmr | 10 a. m.. from Pler 42, NNEmh m;grho;toot Chicago and East. price reduced from $7000 to | “wife of Herman Lowls, & daughter. oclock. 3. W. DECKER, Président. | deed. Borkelew: $10. B i Che g | e P Ttttk S| Tocal tealin: Setusen Siacke Fade; owner called | y < ENNA—In this city, January 20, 1000, to | _ J. E REARDON, Secretary. Johin W. Allen ta Royal F. Allen, lot s, | St Hesteria, from Marseilles. HASOITAINE, Feb. 15, - Flrat clasa to Haves, | Fresno. Hanford, Viealia, Saons VALLEY LBERT SCH: the wife of J. F. McKenna, a daughter. O'MALLEY -In this city, January 20, 1300, | block 4, Allendale Tract, Brooklyn Township: s . 'and upward; 5 per cent reduction on round | and Bakersfield. ROAD 0 LATEERY BonaDE, | | the 4 In this city, January 7, 1900, | James. beloved husband of Mary O Malley, | $10. e e R R i et per cent re- ave N, - e e Rl ot Blancy Mmoo daugh- | @nd father of Patrick, James, Michael, Wil- | = Heary % Jones to Eugens W. Childs, lots § FACTS ABOUT BANANAS. duetion on round trip. GENERAL acency SEE YOU IN San Francisco office. 67 fixtures, all com-| t £ "':'1 Peter, “hlflfilmdlfi‘l’"rfl O'Malley. a | to 8 block 7, same, Brooklyn Township: $10. S Siietie FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 32| ‘FRISCO SOON Market Street, Phone Mai{ 200d business; owner | o' ROURKE—In this city, January 19, 1900, to sghl};;;fi?:n‘%, fot reland, aged 40 years, FEdward A. and M. A. Ayer to Henry Bla Broadway (Hudson building), New York. J. | ason for selling. ALDEN CO., n ranch property at 5% met. Broadw: modern residence: 7 or trade equity, ay. 6 rooms, stable and grounds 1 Jocat easy terms. ALDEN g d_Eighteenth, Danvers and Hattle, 3 WEEK DAYS—*7:00, *3:3, 11: & o s iroad MARRIED. o tistlon Dolires” CHifeh whers o soiern | avemue, X 0 W SRS 0. 1ok o pe, | Mgke Proftable: | G 60 p. mo L & T S, NAISMITH. BOUTON-PUCKHABER—In this city, Janu- | Tequlem mass will be celebrated for the re- | ginning, being lot B. Plock T Bl A Ry 'fi"l“’"!dlfl! care| BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS. | RA TRIPS—For ary 16, 1500, by the Rev. J. M. Buehler, Wil- of her soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. | Homestead, Alameda: $2850. a e cultivation, and so costs | . HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS, k here—Just finished: five fine new large modern houses in the very best residence part ©f the city; two already £01d: only ten minutes’ AL- | the wife of Hugh O'Rourke, a daughter. SCHUMANN—In this city, January 9, 1300, to the wife of Adolph A. Schumann, a son. STOLTZ—In this city, January 17, 1900, to the wife of Charles M.’ Stoltz, a daughter. SULLIVAN—In Valicjo, January 18, 1900, to the wite of Jere L. Sullivan, a son. WOODS—In Oakland, January 16, 1900, to the wife of J. H. Woods, a son, —_— ltam E. Bouton and Minnle L. Puckhaber. ENSIGN—-LOGAN—In this city, January 16, 1800, by Thomas F. Dunn, Justice of the Peace, Fred P. Ensign of Los Angeles and Susie B. Logan of San Franclsco. January 19, 1900, Mar- garet I, dearly beloved wife of John A. Schutte, mother of Frank and Leo_Schutte, daughter of Peter and Margaret Jennings, and sister of Mary and James Jennings, a native of San Francisco, aged 28 years 4 months and 1 day. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday), at 10 o'clock, from her late resi- dence. 51 Merritt street,’ between Seventeenth Prterment Holy Cross Cemetery, SCHUTTEN—In this city, January 2, 1900, Jacob, beloved husband of Rebecca Schutten, father of Henry, Emilie and Helen Schutten, and brother of Peter Schutten and Mrs. Wil lots 11 and 20, block 8, same, Brooklyn Tow: ship; $100. John B. Wallace to Edith A. Wallace. lot on E line of St. Charles street. 190 § of San An- tonio avenue, E 150 by S 60, being a portion of Fitch and Sharon Tract. Alameda; gift. T. M. Marois to Julle R. de Loge, lot 19, block 83. City of Alameda, quitclaim deed, Al; meda; $10. Martha E. Paul et. al. fe of Willlam R. Henry and Anna Fiege to Sophia Mogensen, lot on § line of Sixth street, 76 E of Harrison, E 25 by S 100, being lot 9. block 8, subject to a mortgage for $1000, Oakland: $10. Joshua and Adelia Pettigrove to Stephen Why the Red Banana Has Disap- peared. Red bananas are so scarce nowadays as to be practically a rarity; the prevail- ing banana is vellow. more ago the red was banana and the vellow the rare on. Twenty years and the prevailing e. The change from red to vellow is due to com- mercial reasons; the yellow banana is less in that stage. It sticks to the stem better than the red banana, and so stands more ellow bananas to the bunc! red. h than in its favor the yellow banana has prac- ith all these marked advantages | F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, § Montgomery ave., Sun Francisco. | 1531; a way: Sacramento, 201 3 Strects S s Broad Santa Clara Street, T S e T Wed CAPE NOME. JFOR PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES | apply CAPT. W. E. NESBITT. 516 Market. | FOR U. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEID. Steamer “‘Monticetlo.”” MON.. Tues. Wed., Thurs. and Sat. at 3:45 : HORTH PAGIFIC GOASY RAILROAL FROM BAN FEANCISCO 1O Ml AND SAN RAFAEL - VALLEY walk fro A G usle B liam Hahn, & native of Provinz Rhein, Ger- . lot on § 1 Twenty_ifth streat: 150 ey 15, 8:90 p. m. (ex. Thurs. night); Fri- | e S | MUSERMATER ™ WOE Ty o, | S TR, Sl SRR, S| e o S T e D | Bl SR T et D Prse § %, o Toirs, g Bl | o) met by any one in the city. Call at the office | ger > Wiincim Gostlich Munsniaics oo e e e ol Voowss log 33, DIock N. Releer oot Oamlando S0 | now Dring tancy. prices: Jt may e ten treet Dock, | and we will show them to you. 452 Ninth st., | Aana Maria Wolter ' E bl H- 8, - Chartrand, = arisen: | times as much as yellow bananas. Wit Oakiana ; 2 ™. and Far West Lodge No. 2334, K. of H. lot on SE corner of Twenty-elghth and West n s0c ISt P O'DONNELL—McGINERTY—In this eity, De. > Friend: d uaints . | streets, 7 ock 2024, | Yellow bananas at 31 or $1 50 a bunch, red 1 ) CASH: $12 50 monthly till pald for: cember 31, 1889, at St. Rose's Church, by the v i odl ireie B RO AT & new 2-story house of § rooms, bath, pantry, wash room; plenty of closets, stable, shed, chicken house, ‘ete.; city water and sewer; sanitary plumbing: an up-to-date property: large deep int: situate on Frultvale ave.; cars pass the @oor: 2 blocks from a model school; fine sur- Rev. Father Nugent, Willam G. O'Donnell llnd Josephine McGinerty, both of San Fran- cisco. SCHINDLER--VOSSBRINK—In this city, Jan- uary 20, 1500, by the Rev. J. M. Buehler, Richard Schindier and Emma Vossbrink. fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 1834 Lyon street, corner of Sacramento, LINRY J. GALLAGHER CO,, Map 2, qu! im deed, Oak- Sarah R Shater, Mary L. Orr (wife of I. K. Orr), “Bertha 8. and Eva K. Shatter, M. Gpod- :l:‘h 'l:‘l’fe n:fE. Goodrlc%) lad Eml?lu'; OHOY: s of Charl: . Howard . Ehafter Esta &= Witcher Tract, ; 81, would be worth from $6 to $11. and there would be fewer in a bunch. Red ba nanas sell nowadays In the fruit stores as high as 20 cents each. The comparatively few bunches imported are taken by dealers in finé and fancy frults as noveltles, the (Successors to Flannagan & Gal mpan. ion). 295 0¢; | rarity, in large ure, determining B e T e TR S R e | o SRR AR S . | ey o R R S R it SO $2000; wil e. k. o P 3 ) . J. L s incoln 100] 1lel 5 nanas at such prices, more are not cul- jena: HENRY Z. JONES, Owner. | B. Tullett and Hattie A. Koppen. Telephone South §0. 5 Rlico treet exicnded thence BB 510, & 1 | UVated; (o Which the answer 1s thai if MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Leave San Francisco