The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 16, 1900, Page 11

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RENTED. repaired, bought, sold: macht 3 Dlles Standard Agency 147 6th: phene Mint & ALL x bought sold. exchaneed, rented Pairing at lowest rates 205 Fourth st ——— e STABLES TO LET. € and yard, 8 Chesley and Eighth, of Bryant, ag Co. tel. Main 5718, OAKLAND ADVERTIEMENTS. OFFICE—1118 BROADWAY. DOLPH Storare and Mov: Post st.. cor. Pow 1and ho me." Mrs. e ave., Oakiand ch Office of The Broadway, Oakland i subscrintions received. —_— OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS. D B T ~oan ranch Office of § Broadway. : b s received _—— ND FURNITURE FOR SALE. D 10 you from H. Schellhaas urmiture €ealer Wednesday, SHELDON, Secretary. BIRTHS—MARRIA rlage GES—DEATES | Staples, » daug’ MARRIED. SCHLESSELMA February Morris £ February 14, Harry C. Clos- Caroline Ruff of FF—In this w. B 3. 1 ancisco a ™ . | JOEN WINTERSTEIN—In this city, Feb- y b 2ev. Dr. Wo M. Wintes JANSSON—In this eit he Re Francis of Marsh his city, February >ndeling, Frank S. er and Ciara M. A. Buettner | RAWEON—MUELLER—In this city, February 4, 1900, by the Rev. F. Bonn, Salone Rawson Los Angeies and Lizzie Mueller of San Francisco ROWLAND—LE FEVRE—In thic city, Febru- 1 by the Rev. Dr. E. Nelander, Rowland and Annie Le Fevre, | Francisce | ROWLAND-—MALMBERG—In this city, Feb- | ruery 14, 196, by the Rev. Dr. E. Neiander, Thomas J. Rowland and Charlotte Adelaide Maimberg, both of San Francisco. SCHMITT—ALEXANDER—In this city, Feb- ruary 12, 190, by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, Mil- ton L. Schmitt and Helen Alexander. SCOTT—STARK—In this city, February 15 1800, by the Rev. F. A. Doane. Charles W Beott and Tillie Stark, both of Danville, Con- | tra Cal | F. Bonn, Nicholas Wasmer Francisco. Lee, Dixon L. Lugefski, Fred Moore, Grace Parker, Miners M Pepperman, Peter E. Quinn, Hugh Riedinger, Laura Garvey, James Ryan, Isaac F. Gianetton!, Stephen Schoenfelder, Wal- Grim: Annle burga Sernau, Walter D. - Shaw, St | Haskell, George R Smith, | Hyde, Mary Stulz, C | Kistenmacher, Fref- Thompson, Peter Williams, Annle February 15, 1800, Abrens, beloved brother of John Abrens, @ native of Koblen, Amt Lehe, r, aged 21 years stice of funeral hereafter. BROOKER—Ia this city, February 15, Edna Alice, youngest and beloved daughter of Gustavus H._and Mary Brooker, and sis- ter of Anmie. Vietoria, Gustavue H. Jr. and {rvine Brooker. & mnative of San Franecisco, | aged 1 month and 15 daye CASSIDY—Killed at San Pedro Macati, P. I, February 2i, 1896, James P.. beloved son of B. F. Cassidy, brother of Frank H., George e ———— HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO. (Buccessors to Flannagan & FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND 2 itk st opposite Telephone | 8T | THOMPSO? 190, | 3 5 “Hatterius, H. Emma and Mollte Cassidy, and nephew of | ;_‘ B. Werier, a native of ldaho. aged 25 £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- 'n:}ll’: invited to attend the funeral Sunday, = Tuary 18, at 1 o'clock, from the Armory, Ellis street. Interment National Ceme- tery, Presidio, Cal. l(‘l';IBERS ©of Company K, First California §lunteers, and members ot Company K, N. [C.; Bre instructed to assemble at the Arm- 9. 16 Ellis street, Sunday, February 13, at 2 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our de- {oased comrade, Privhte James J. Cassidy. ‘U2 uniforms and white gloves, CARLTON W. SEELY, Late Caotain Company K, First Califor- nia Volunteers. NNELL—In this city, February 13, 100, Pat- Tick Connell, a native of Ballymote, County Sligo, Irelan: ed 50 years. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Friday), a o'clock, from the pariors n r & Co., 7 Mission street. | AN—A month's mind requiem high mass ¥ill he celebrated for the repose of the soul Of the late Ann Curran this day (Friday), at ¢ o'clock, at St. James Church, Twenty- th and Guerrero streets. —In Oakland, Febs widow of the late 14, 1900, Mary tmothy Flynn, | Joving and devoted mother of Dennis H. | McNamara and John, Maurice, Timothy and | Mary Flynn, a native of County Cork, Ire- | land, aged 69 years C¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow turday), at 1:3 o'clock, from her late resi- dence. 1361 Eighteenth street. Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery, Oakland. FRANCK—In Santa Clara, February 15, 1900, | Caroline Franck, beloved wife of ex-Senator F. C. Franck, and mother of Mrs. W. A. | Laine and Fred C. Franck Jr., a native of | Germany. aged 63 years and 3 months. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invied to attend the funeral, which will | lace from her late residence, corner of ngton and Benton atreets, Santa Clara, | orrow (Saturday), at 2 o'clock. Inter- | ment at Santa Clara. | GARVEY—In this city, February 15 1000, ames Garvey, a native of Ireland, aged 70 | s . Friends and acquaintances are respect- | nvited to attend the funeral to-morrow | ¥), &t 10 o'clock, from the parlors | McAvoy & Co., Market street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth. GIANETTONI-In this city, February 15, 1900, tephen Edward, dearly beloved son of Ca- | and Annie Gianettoni, and brother of fe, Mamie and Katie Gianettoni, a na- f San Francisco, aged 7 years and :‘! s [7Friends and acquaintances are respect- | ully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | irday), at 10 o'clock, from his parents’ residence, 1510% Powell street. Interment | Holy Cross Cemetery. | GRIMENSTEIN—In this city, February 1, nnie E. H., beloved daughter of Henry ertle Grimenstein. and beloved sister mie, Ella, Johnnie, Frank and Eilmer . of Ma: o enstein, a native of Redwood City, aged years 2 months and § days. HALEY—In this city, February 13, 190, Mary, bel ed wife of W ristopher J., and iam Haley, and ‘mother | Mary A. and Willle A. | Mrs. Charles Kaufman and the | Hal y J. B. Owens, a native of County Kerry, nd, aged 62 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- nvited to attend the funeral this day | at §:45 o’clock, from her late resi- | A Brannan street, thence to St rch, where a solemn requiem high will be celebrated for the repose of her commenc at 9 o'clock. Interment ery. 1 Oakland, Haskell, February 14, 1800, a native of Missouri, aged ends and acquaintances are respect- to attend the funeral this day om the parlors of y_beloved and only child Kistenmacher, a aged 2 years 2 months he funeral will take place this day o'clock, from the residence of s parents, 3034B Sixteenth street, between and Valencla. Interment I. O. O. F. ully invited to at- to-morrow (Satur- sion Masonic Tem- under the auspices of N Interment Laurel | this city, February M4, 1900, | a pative of Germany, aged 6 at the parlors of the Henry J. | o rtaking C pany, 20 Fifth | n this city, Grace, beloved daughter | and Annie Moore, & Dative of“ { , February 14, D Miners Marion Parker, r of rs A. Belden, Mrs. T. G. nor, Mrs. D. D. McRae, Mrs. H. E. Bell, T. J. Moore and B. E. and R. 5. Par- | aware, aged €7 years 4 1800, at city, February 15, 1%0, | husband of Mrs. E. B. Pep- | years. A member of Court Miss Kate, Michael | Smith and Hugh | and, aged 90 years. | this city, February 15, 1900, a, beloved daughter of William and na Riedinger, a native of San Francisco, aintances are respect- | d the funeral to-morrow ock, from the residence Twenty-sixth st t St Anthony’s Church for services. t Oad Fellows' Cemetery. | the City and County Hospital, Feb- | 1900, Isaac F. Ryan, a native of | ire, aged 81 years. —In Oakiand, February 15, rga, beloved wife of John Schoen- a native of Baden, Germany, axed o4 | months and 25 days. | and acquaintances are respect- 4 to attend the funeral services bruary 15, at 1 o'clock, at the estdence. 1162 Willow strest, West Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery, | this city, February 15, 1900, Wal- ed son of John and Annie Ser- of San Francisco, aged 1 year SHAW-In this city, February 14, 1900, Stephen | W. Shaw (artist), beloved husband of Lucre- tia S. Shaw, a native of Vermont, aged 82 years and 2 months. ends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, | February 15, at 12:3) o'clock, from his late | residence, 911 Guerrero street, thence to Ma- Temple, corner Post and Montgomery where the funeral ser ted_under the auspices of 0’1, F. and A. M. es will be California Interment Laurel dge Hull Cemetery. | SMITH-In this city, Februaty 15, 1300, Norine, | infant daughter of John and Maggie Smith, a | of San Francisco, | Z— KAl on in Calumpit, P. I, April 24, les Stulz, beloved son of Mr. liam Stulz, and beloved b her of Ametia, Fred, Henry, Frank and George Stulz, a hative of Santa Rosa. aged 24 years and 4 monthe, £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, February 15, at 2 o'clock, from the Y. M. C. Presidio. Interment National | At Berryman station, Berkeley, February 14, 1900, Peter, beloved husband of | Jennie Thompson, eon of Mary and the late | W. §. Thompson, son-in-law of Willlam N ris, snd brother of Mrs. R. Chandler, Springer and the late William S and_Sarah Thomoson, Mrs. Joseph Domenic, i Mrs J. kins and Mrs. J. Wyatt, & native of San aged 30 years and 6 days. ds and acquaintances are respect ited to attend the funeral to-morrow Saturday), at 10:30 o'clock, from his residence, northwest corner of Shattuck ave- nue and Koss street, Berryman station, Berkeley, thence to St. Joseph's Church for services, thence to creek route boat at 1/ o'clock for Mount Calvary Cemetery, San | Francisco. - WILLIAMS—In this city, February 15, 1900, Annie Williams, beloved wife of David J. Williams, mother of George Dijeau, daughte of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest R. Gercken, and | sister of Willilam and Charles Gercken and | Susan Denu, a native of San Franclsco, aged 85 years and 25 days [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, February 18, at 1 o'clock, from the parliors of Charies J. B. Metzler, 636 Washington street, thence to Native Sons' Hall, Mason street. between Post and Geary, where services wili | be held under the auspices of Alta Parlor | No. & N. D. G. W., at 2 o'clock. Interment 0a4 Fellows' Cemetery (=g tully § REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Hibernia Eavi and Loan Soclety to Carl ot on SW corner of Fifteenth and Dolores streets, § 71 by W 140; $6500. Clarence C. Burr, Mary Hudson and C. C. Burr & Co. to Emeile W. Burr, lot on SW cor- nerof Union and Gough streets, § 157:6 by W 196:7, quitclaim deed; $10. George H. Malter to Joseph C. Harris, lot on E line of Scott street, 10 N of McAllister, N %:6 by E 100; $10. | Mary A. Dunn to Joseph Camillont, lot on E line of Vincent street, 117:6 N of Green, N 18 by E 58:9; $10. ‘William Bacome to Sarah Bacome, lot on NW line of Clementina street, 225 NE of Fourth, NE 2 by NW 80, gift Mutual_Savings Bank of San Francisco to Edward B. Hindes, lot on NW_corner of Cali- fornia and Jones streete, W 115, N 137:6, E 10, § 32:6, E 105, S 1 . Francie and Dorette Spiller to Bela R. Spil- Jer, jot on E line of Twenty-si § of Clement street, § % by E 8 Edward B, and | Ratlroad’ Associatio | map | work and sewering for | Warehouse, on THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1900. F. Ambrose, lot on B line of Powéll street, 137:¢ § of California, 5 44, E 846, N 1, E 15, N 4, (wife of Patrick P.), lot on NW corner of Ninth ayenue and J street, W 45 by N 100; 0. David T. and Mary C. Philiips to John T.Con- wolly, lot on E line of Thirteenth avenue, 300 § of L street, § 2 by E 120; $400. Same to John McCabe, lot on E line of Thir- teenth avenue, 3% S of L street, § % by E 120; $400. A. Macartney to Grace A. McGuire, lot on NE lipe of Sixteenth avenue, 10 NW of P street, NW 25 by NE 82:6, block 305, O'N. and H._ Tract, quitclaim deed; $5. S. F. and Bllen Sinclair to same, lot 29, block 305, same; $10. Frank I and Bertha A, Gardiner to George Thistieton, lot on N line of Sadowa street, 340 of Orizaba, E 25 by N 100, lot 8, block F, Rallroad Homestead Assocfation; $10. Pacific States S. L. and B. Co. to Jennie Fer- guson (Mexwell), lot on SE line of McClellan {Andover) street. 25 N of Lipcoln, N & by B ts 171 and 173, Gift Map 1; $350. William H. Finch to James H. and Ellen E. Coates, lot on NE line of Eighteenth avenue, 25 SE of J street, SE 50 by NE 100, lot 14, block %51, South San Francisco Homestead and : $10. Laura F. Shew to Frank Jr. and Matilda A. Toepter, lot on SW line of Nineteenth avenue, 150 SE cf K street, SE 75 by SW 100, block 388, same; $10. Mary E. and Willlam G. Mayers to Edward W. and Mary J. Goepfert, lot on SE line of Athens street, 275 W of Brazil, SW 2 by B 100, block 73, Excelsior Homestead: $10. Alameda County. Henry A. and Lucy Holland to Hanora Lerri, lot on south line Sixth street, 137:6 E of Har- rison, E 87:6 by S 100, being lot 12 and E halt of lot 11, block 5, Oakland; $10. J. M. and Ada C. Shannon to Ida E. Wag- ner, all interest in lot on west line of Tele- graph avenue, 70 § of Jones street, 8 70 by W . being a portion of iots 2 and 3 on corrected Jones' Tract, Oakland} $10. Rose and_Antonio’ M. Borba to J. P. and Elizabeth Durham, lo{ on south corner of Ayala avenue and Miranda st, SW 50 by SE 150, being lot 108, block E, Vicente Peralta Res- ervation Tract, Oakland:' $250. Charles and Rose Gribble to Oakland Build- ing_and Loan Assoctation, lot on southeast line of Twenty-first avenue, 50 SW_of Twenty-sec- ond street, SW 77:6, SE 100, SW 12:6, SE 35, %, NW 125 to beginning, block 67, on map of Northern Addition to Brooklyn, East Oak- land, quitclaim deed; $10. Minnie D, Janis to Adeline H. Brown, lot on eoutheast corner of Fifth and Powell streets, S 50 by E 100, being lot 2, block 35, Beaudry & Peladeau property, Oakland Township, subject to mortgage for $700; $10. Citizens Building 'and San_Francisco to Mathilda C. Anderson, lot on W line of Willow street, 35 § of Seward, § 50 by W 100, block 701, Oakland; $10. Arthur W. and Ella A, Evans to F. A. Losh, 1ot on N line of Twelfth street, 191 W of West, W 34 by N 100, being lot 2§ and W § feet of lot £, block 183, Cakland (subject to deed of trust); 1 George W. and Abble B. Fisher to Puget Sound Lumber company (corporation), lot on NW corner of Bast Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue, N 100 by W 50, being portions of lots 11 and 12, block 104, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. Rebecca and M. L. Wurts to Mary Donovan, lots 7 to 10, block 175, on map of subdivision of lots 12, 13 and 14 and a portion of lot 11, cor- rected map of Snyder Homestead Tract, Berke- ley; $10. George W. McCain to Margaret McCaln, lot on east line of Bryant street, 124 NE of Four- teenth street, N 70 by E 146, being lot 62 and S 45 feet lot 61, block A, Resubdivision Fruit- vale Tract, Brooklyn Township: gift. Frank and Florinda Sobrero to R. E. Rag- land, lot on north line of Cypress street at SW corner of lands of Sobrero by deed of Decem- ber 5, 1898, thence NE SE 7, NBE 10.21, SW 4, SW 100, NW 7, SW 100, SE 4 to beginning, block 21, new map of Woodstock, Alameda, quitclaim deed; $5. Manuel F, Mattos to G. M. Eaton, lot on south line of Main street, beginning at NE cor- ner of lands of M. Torrey, thence § 203 to N line of Mission street, thence E 42:3, N 210 to ine of Main street, thence W 42:3 to begin- ning, Town of Irvington, Oakland; $350. Willilam J. and Elsie S. Meyer to Bartley T. Connelly, lot on west line of Campbell street, 150:7 § Rallroad svenue or Seventh street, S 25 by W 75, being lot 23, block 500, map of Gib- buns’ property at Oakland Point, Oakland; Andrew and Jane C. Jones to George W. Ejl block H, map of Andrew Jones’ sub- a « Brooklyn Township, Brooklyn Township; $10. California Realty Company (a corporation) to Jane McBride, lots 84, §, il4, 115, 122 and 123, Elmburst Park No. 2, William A. and Harrlet N. Ristenpart to Jo- seph D. Cuthbert, lot on S line of Bancroft Wway, 100 W of Fulton street, thence S 50 for point of beginning, thence § 40, W 3, N 40, E %0 to beginning, being the W 30 feet of lot 20, block 14, Coliege Homestead Tract, Berkeley; $100. London and San Francisco Bank, Limited, to Minnie C. Sadler. ot on BE corner of Sher- man and Julia streets, S 356:5, B 380 to center of Sausal Creek, thence N to S line of Sherman atreet, W 200 to beginning, Brooklyn Township; 510 John Holloway to A, R. Palmer, lot on line of Wilson avenue, 134 N of Chicago, N by E 130, being lot 3, block F, revised map of Prospect Hill Tract, Brooklyn Township; $75. C. E. Hatch to Sarah C. Hatch, lot on E line of Harrison street, 143 N of Twelfth, N 78 by E 150, being lot 14, Alice Park property, Oak- land; $1000. lot 10, Oak- Loan Assoclation of Conrad Helmke to Claus Kroeger, H. Revised Map, Oakland Height $5850. E. and Henry S. Bridge to Elizabeth lot on NE line of East Fourteenth. 3 NW of Twenty-third avenue, NW 4 by NE 150, portion of Adam Cannon Tract, East Oakland; $10 F. Dunand to Mina Trimmer, lots 21 block 31, on Smith's subdivision of por- tion of Matthews Tract, Berkeley; $800. Elizabeth J. and Anthony Bray to same, lots 17 to 38, block B, lots 18 to 27, block A, on' Map of lots 12 to 17 of Baker's subdlvision, portion of lot 1, Yoakum Tract, Brooklyn ToWwnship; $10. G. W. and Abble B. Fisher to Puget Sound Lumber Company (corporation), lot on N line of East Fourteenth or Adam street, 582:9 W of Adeline, W 2 by N 150, portion of lot 8, block C. Revised Map of Oak Tree Farm Tract, Brooklyn Township; §10. Builders’ Contracts. Edward McLaughlin (owner) with George F. and Henry N. Grey (contractors), architect Charles Geddes—Concrete, cement, grading bullding on Mission street, near Third; $2763. William Hatteroth (owner) with Com & Toms (contractors), architects Salfleld & Kohl- berg—All work for alterations and additions, | except plumbing, gas fitting and painting, to & two-story frame building (flats), on N line of Eddy street, 155 W of Devisadero, W 25 by N 137:6; $§3650. Philip E. Fraher (owner) with J. V. Camp- | bell (contractor),—Brick work, plumbing, paint- | ing. tinning, plastering, mill' work, hardware, glas, iron work, for a frame cottage, on N line of Twenty-sixth street, 80 W of Noe, W 40 by N 114; $1740. Timothy Hopkins (owner) with Ingerson & | Gore (contractors), architect Henry A. Shulze— All work for Il(l‘(?[llfll‘. 'lnlgI additions to'brick ne of Bluxome s 53: SRR .25 S8 5704, Now 120, SW 156:4, NW 120; $5500. IndeperMent Electric Light and Power Com- pany (owners) with James Conlin (contractor) architects Reid Bros.—Galvanized iron and tin work and corrugated fron roofing for main cen- tral power station, between Humboldt and Twenty-third (Nevada) streets, from W line of Georgla eastward; sub-station B, on E line of Eighth, between Mission and Minna, sub-station C, on N line of Mission stzeet, between Third and New Montgomery, and sub-station D, on N line of Sacramento, between Montgomery and Sansome; $5300. T e HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. J Stein, Grass Valley |Mrs F Hamil W Barklage, Georgetn|Mrs T Under‘;‘g&fl;w.& O Goldsmith, St Paul |J McCudden, Valiejo Mrs N Green, Cal Miss McCudden, Valljo H L Roberts, Belmont|J E Davis, Fresno F Schlea, Sacto T F Bradley, Stanford C Boyling, S 81Ind |P M Breen, FMollister A Redford, § § Ind |E E Endico kson JE Denny, SSInd |G hv-nm:.t J'rfa | C B Reucht, Stanford E Ward, Sacto, C D Galvin, ®edding |S E Lutz, New York J Schell, Douglas Isld | D L Smith, Danville A H Wheeler & w, Cal|J A O'Connor, Va F W Stewart, Sn Jose | Mrs M B Gay, Clayton P F Webster, Chicago 'J B Gay & w, Spokane E M Rosenthal, S Jose Miss Winn, Los Ang M Boem, Ft Jones C F Bryant, Cal W W Priestly, Cal |G G Radeliit, Cal F L Mounet & w, Cal |L L McCoy, Red Bluft D Sullivan, Cal | W 8 Stoddard, R Bluft F C Nichols, N Y ___|J A Black, Chicago Mrs J A Shephard. NY|C L Paige, Shasta M McWhorter, Cal . Sylvanite G B Sheelin G Maher & w, Fresno |Mrs M E Bithell, Sac J B Pomeroy, Denver Miss E Feney, Sacto W H La Baree & w,Cal Miss F Lanne, Denver W H McGean, Cleveld T Morgan, Cleveland M J Wright, S8acto | Miss Brown, Pa 7 Clinton, Bacto M B Brown & w, Pa PALACE HOTEL. E J Brown, Chicago |Emil Pick, N Y Stanton, Troy. E Y Judd, Hartford Miss Stanton, Troy |L D Fisk, Hartfora T J Skillin, Chicago |A B Scully, Chicago W W _Chapin, Sacto |Mrs Scully. Chicagp A R Rogers, Minn IT W Tetléy, 8 Ratael W W_Foote, Oakland Mrs Stetley, S Rafael G E Goodman Jr, Cal E F ¥, Or R B Miller, Or |Mrs Prestay, Or § Parliament, Il Mrs G C Flarel, Or J E Pipher, Sacto |(G_8 von Urdelstadt, Mrs Pipher, Sacto | San Mateo J G Weathéerwax, N M'8 C Tooker, Minn Ed Garrett, Seattle |E A Heron, E Durand,’ Chicago | Mrs Heron, Oakland W J Clemens, Or C B Kautman, Menlo R E Jack, San Luis |Mrs Kaufman Menlo C R Russell, Kan City'N G Plerce, St Louls E H Noyes, Boston —|Mrs , St Louts W Bos E W Churchill, N; H Mrs Churchill, Napa A M J Dowling, Mmn l‘l" Mrs. g g Adams, Cal s Mrs Perrin ' Ariz w3 Mrs Burns, Portiand NEW WESTERN HOTEL. 3 P Elliott, Martinez |C S Fisher, San Ji J Easton, Carson City|V W Kalatiof, Liverm H_Vivian, Fresno T Leahy, Calisto 3 St atatysvine (B 5 Moran, Lo yle, Nevilie, § Barbara |J L Ji LR James, San Jose . |P ¥ Daly, Oakdale Coffin, Denver ey, Sacramento oL L0 13 Brooklyn Township; $10 | 240, SW 45:10%, NW | 'GEYSER TOO FAVORITES SPEEDY FOR RUN TRUE TO YELLOWTAIL THEIR FORM Beats the Chestnut Colt Gal-| Victor Queen Wins the Mid- loping and Lowers a week Stake at Ingleside Coast Record. Coursing Park. It seemed like throwing money to the| J. R. Smith’s greyhound Victor Queen birds to back Yellowtail against Geyser, | won the deciding course in the midweek but that is what a great many did at stake at Ingleside Coursing Park yester- Tanforan Park yesterday. The palr | day, with Sterl & Knowles’ O'Hara run- clashed in a seven-furlong , with such | ner up. Favorites ran true to form, cap- & rugged play on Foster & Hackett’s big | turing the majority of the courses. The colt at 2% to 1 that Geyser's price length- | day’s results, with the officlal scores, fol- ened to 1 to 2. Yellowtall, with Sly at his | low: heels, went out In front with his usual | Mjaweek stake—Connell Brothers' Good Bye showing of speed, but flattened out Badly ?{“1} E. 1} whgn'wz?-lz:nce}mla—‘o*. fior.:: before the wire wu.? reached, Geyser win- me‘ os{:r - fi —:; Hv B Niehois May Herschel ning galloping in 1:25%, a new coast rec- | \.%, "p™ \ i iice's Masterplece, $—3; Russell, ord. The winner carried only 107 pounds el et Allen & Wilson's Charming Belle beat B. M. and looked a legitimate 1 to 4 chance. Kellogg’s Lady Gilmore, 12—8; Sterl & Knowles' In the other events favorites were but | O'Hara a bye; Sterl & Knowles' Olita beat twice successful, Spencer wearing the | Si2 Handy's Fres and Easy. é-i: J. J. B empty honors of getting beaten on three. | The weather was summery and the track in faultless condition. The defeat of Zoroaster by Potente in and Artless, 4—1; Lowe & Thompson's Falry Footstep beat Kay Brothers' Ada, o—2; Frank X. Foley’s Alarue beat W. Perry’s Campani 8-2; J. J. Bdmonds’ Go On beat J. R. Smith's q : 1, Allen & Wilson's Miss the mile and a furlong handicap caused | yictor, ¢-3; Russell, allen & Wisons 68 Consternation in the camp of the short e e b e g e end players. Chimura was the only other starter, and with 118 pounds up, Zoroaster fell in for heavy support at 1 to 3. T. Walsh made all the running with Po- tente, winning ridden out a length before the Shields entry in 1:53%. The latter did not finish in his usual resolute fashion, probably being a bit short. Fast but faint-hearted Gussle Fay was sent to the post a slight favorite over Ella Boland for the opening five-furlong scramble. Spencer tried his hand at rat- ing her, and she ran unplaced. Riding a nice race on Ella Boland, Tullett landed the filly a handy winner over the 15 to 1 B:;ndlsallne. Mountebank finished a close third. ‘With Sofala scratched from_the two- year-old dash, Corrigan’s W. F. Tarpey ruled an overwhelming favorite. Johnny Daly on Intrepido broke in advance of his field, leading to the paddock, where the favorite collared and beat him out with- out effort. Moonbright lost the show to Bannister, 5—0; Sam Handy's Lady Hugo beat S. V. O'Neil's Queen Kelp, 3—2; Caveney & Joy's Juliet beat P. Horgan's Lawton's Bri- gade, 15—5; B, M. Kellogg’s Hummer beat Con- nell 'Brothers' Kilkelly, 13—4: D. Riordan’s Mollie R beat J. Walsh's Sweet Marie, 3—2; John Strehl's Three Cheers beat Connell Broth- ers’ Master Morse, 14—; J. R Smith's Victor Queen_beat Lowe & Thompson's Little Fuller- ton, 13— Sécond round—Good Byaybeat Iowa Boy, 7—3; May Herschel beat Charming Belle, §-2; O'Hara_beat Morning Glory, 4—2; Olita beat Fairy Footstep, 14—12; Go On beat Alarue, §—2; Miss Penman beat Yreva, §—0; Lady Hugo beat Juliet, 13—1; Hummer beat Moilie 1, 5—2; Vie- tor Queen ree Cheers, Third round—Good Bye beat May Herschel, 8—4; O’'Hara beat Go On, §—3; Miss Penman beat Olita, 19—6; Lady Hugo beat Hummer, 4—0; Victor Queen a bye. Fourth round—0O’'Hara beat Good Bye, 1—; Victor Queen beat Miss Penman, 6—0; Lady Huzo a bye. Fifth round—O'Hara a’ bye; Victor Queen Scotch Belle. beat Lady Hugo, 6—0. Mocorito, an even money favorite, could | Final—Victor Queen beat O'Hara, 12—0. finish no better than third in the six-fur- - - long selling recital. Never overburdened wit superfl%au;osgeggl, lhe'r:.: "““2 THIS WEEK’S STAKE. y t! u; B e D by Tmer scoring by & heck. | An open stake with seventy-two entries is the card offered by the management of Ingleside Coursing Park this week. Cours- ing will commence on Saturday at 12:30 and on Sunday at 11:30. The draw last night resulted as follows: P. M. Clarkson's Blackhawk vs. R. E. de B. Lopez's McGregor; T. Lendewig’'s White Chief Eight to one was lald about the winner at _post time. inally striking a soft spot, Storm King romped in ahead of his company in the last event, at seven furlongs. Miss Boak, a 25 to 1 shot, took the place from Dr. Marks. Track Notes. vs. A. Johnson's Mountain Beauty: R. E. de B. Lo ' ike Da E. McCe ick's Val- As there seemed to be a misunderstand- | 1 ¥orge: 3 B Theiit’s St Michael vs. Dar- ing all around, Bogkmaker Joe Rose was | tel Bros.' Beer Brewer; E. M. Kellogg's Jowa Maid vs. R, E. de B. Lopez's MacDougal; T. A. Gaffney’s Falee Flatterer vs. J. P. Thrift's Forget; T. Logan's Leah vs. Dr. A. T. Leon- ard’s Master Lawrence; Lowe & Thompson's notified yesterday by President Williams of the Oakland track that at an early date his case would be reviewed before the stewards. Because of receiving no formal | Little Fullerton vs. J. J. Edmond’'s Morning notification Rose was not present at *the | Glory; J. O'Shea’s Golden Rule vs. Captain stewards’ meeting when the ruling was | Cane's Greenball; H. Lynch's Benicla Boy vs. J. R. Smith’s Victor Queen; Al Austin’s Firm Foe vs. Bartels Bros. Border's Best; A. Mas- sey's Hadiwist vs. J. Carroll's Blue Stone; A. Van den Burgh's Kitty V vs. T. Logan's Mis: Grizzle; M. B. Kavanagh's Hard Lines Lowe & Thompson's. Prince Hal: F. Moran’ Bit of Fashion vs. D. J. Healey's Grenada: H. Lynch’s Lottie M vs J. Carroll's Auckland J. R Smith's Victor vs. T. Butler's Susle; H. A. Deckelman's Lawrence vs. F. A. McComb's Wait a Bit; D. J. Healey's Maorl Land made warning him off the course acruss the bay. To-Day’s Entries. First race—One and a sixteenth miles; four- year-olds and upward; selling: 764 None Such......101] 783 Rapido .. 101 770 Dogtown .......108| 795 Dr. Marks. 707 Tom Cromwell..108| 714 Soclalist 773 Inverary II......106 753 Einstein 781 Lavator .. 61O Riog: s Russell, Allen & Wilson's Mise Penman; F. ¥ X. Foley's Alarue vs. F. von Soosten's Maj Second race—Seven furlongs; three-year-olds; | net; Russell, Allen & Wilson's Palm Flower selling: W. Etark’s Thunderbolt; H. A. Deckelman's 784 Racetto .........109 (71S)Bandera Prince George vs. J. O'Shea’s Young America; 25 §. Dannenbaum.10d 782 Formatus P, Horgan's Manila vs. J. O'Shea's Young 780 Red Cherry.....107 78 Aborigne Firenzi: Connell Bros. Mammy Pleasant v 754 Choteau .........112 H. A. Deckelman's Miss Flyaway; J. L O’Brien's Pasha Queen vs. Lynch & Foulke's Banastar; Connell Bros.' Log Boy vs. P. Hor- gan's Lucretia Borgia; F. McComb's Miss Sky- rocket vs. D. Toland’s Pleasant Girl; Russeil, Allen & Wilson's Julius Caesar vs. Connell Bros.” St. Helen; A. Johnson's Bald Eagle vs. Third race—Five furlon, upward: (882)Jael 18 )Storm 121 8 Espirando 4 Vioris ... 763 Grand Sachem. ki - 118 T5& Orton 1 15| 65 Maxello - | McHugh's Moss Rose: Bartels Bros. 73 Pongo 121| 73 Mainstay . Baron Blood vs. Connell Bros Green Isle; J. 748 Campus 1i7| ... Odds On. Strehl's Three Cheers vs. D, J. Healey's Mag- 419 Sir Urtan. 14} gle N; D. Toland's Twillght Jr. vs. J. J. Ed- mond's Go On: E. M. Kelloggs Hummer ve. ; three-year-olds | E. M. Kellogg's Iowa Boy 3 ey’s Sir llsofl?zlr&ficg;nsfl‘i‘l‘né?flfl“ T John Arnott vs. H Lynch's Lexington: Rus- sell, Allen & Wilson's Rosie Claire vs. Connell Bros.’ Clover; T. Murphy's Tea Rose vs. H. A. Deckelman's Glen Chloe. RIDES THREE WINNERS. Pittsburg Phil’s New Jockey Has a Good Day. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15,—Tim Kinsley, E4 Gartland II and Jamaica were the winning . %01 733 Timemaker . -104| (752)Frank Bell .13; 768 Yemen .115 ee110 790 Burdock . 769 F. W. Br 792 Morcorito 775 Headwater . Fifth race—Five and a half furlongs; three- year-olds; purse: 784 Summer ... 107 701 Almendral ......107 777 Devereaux ......107 636 May Gertrude...102 744 St. Anthony.....104| 762 Mission 772 Mildred Hughes.102 84 Stlver Tail.. 772 Glocoso 782 Mortgage 102 784 WiIl-Fay.....l. 008 [ o0 io-day. W. Shaw, Pittsburg Phil's i e new jockey, rodé three winners and would ; ear-o y the two-year-old race had Zack e i i | [eld out. The track was beavy 760 illate ......118] 633 Anchored .......114 | and lumpy. Results: ';g"o Ef,‘r'ila“.' 114 539 srrchopomn.m 114 Selling, one F:I“I!lleT"filrl({hef;‘lllm:on‘ s‘:o,g.m.n §10 Miss Resi........111| 619 Modwena .......1i2 | second, Ben " Time, Tad T 786 Cymona. 414 Formella 1g | , Selling, six ~turlongs—Tip *Kinsley won, (809 Jockey Bill. THE Slold Batens,.. e | LACKR” MbooRy. saestmk - Tatd; WIS, Uiiee. i e Fowo-year-olds, half a mile—Adnoor _won, Zack Ford second, Moses third. Time, :52%. Handicap, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile—Ed Gartland 1 won, Tom Collins second, Stiver Cofn third. Time, 1:26. Selling, six furlongs—Jamaica won, Flylotta second, Fleeting Moments third. Time, 1:19%. ‘Seven furlongs—Tinckler won. Jennie F sec- ond, Dominis third. Time, 1:34%. Selections for To-Day. First race—Lavator, Einstein, Ping. Second race—Choteau, Bandera, Racetto, Third race—Storm King, Vioris, Orfon. Fourth race—Schorr stable, Headwater. Fifth race—Mortgage, May Gertrude, Moun- senmsi, Jones—TI say, Miss Brown, how is it that Sixth race—St. Apollinaris, Jockey Bill, Miss | you are always out when I call? S8he—Oh, Reel, just luck.—London Tit-Bits, THE CALL’S RACING CHART. (Copyright, 1800, by H. H. Exbert.) eather fine, riongs; three-year-olds; purse, $400. Track fast. 760. FIRST RACE—Five fu R T Betting. Index. Horse. %m. %m. Str. Fin Jockeys. [Op. Cl. "4 Blla Boland 43 & § 12 |Tullett ;B T3 Teatine : 62 3y 21 |Jenkins 2 15 Mountebank % 22 33 |I Powell. €. Harry Thatcher. 1h 5% 4 % |Bullman ... . et Maydine . 71 61 61 [Vittitoe .......] 8 25 Burdock . 1 21 § %4 |Henry -l 15 20 March Seven, 82 71 71 |T. Walsh.. . 15 % 503 Galene . 53 81 82 |Buchanan ....| 12 % 2 Winyah 10 1 92 [E. Ross. » & 540 Gussie Fay. 3h 4% 10 |Spencer 1 98 Time—%, 12%; %. %, 1:01. Good start. Won easily, second and third driving. Winner, T “Anthony's b. f., by Sam Lucas-Turquoise. Result never looked in doubt. Mountebank had plenty of speed. Gussie Fay rated with poor success. Scratched—Artilla 105, Aborigine 105, Formatus 107, Summer 110. 7 RAILROAD TRAVEL -UM'.--%P FACIFIC comPaNn N Traims lenve nnd aro due 1o arrive af SAN FRANCISG (Main Line, Foot of Market Streek) Eave Faow Dacrunea 15, 168, — anarv *7:004 Benicts, Suisun, Elmim, Vacaville, | and Sacramento ... TN Davia, Willows, | Portiacd.. . . *7:304 Masticez, Oves! Ver, Owaba, CHICAEO. v .- v - - *8:304 San " Jose, Livermore, _ Stockion, Ione, Sacramento, Placerville, Marysville, Chi®, Ied Biuff. *8:304 *Milton, Oakdale aad Souors. 37004 Haywagdn, Nilcs and Way Stations. *9:004 Dasie, Woodla=d, Kaighta Laoding. aryavilio, Oroville. ... #9:004 Atlactic Fipresa—Ogden and Eass #8:004 Martinez, Tracy, Laturop, Stockton, Mero-d sad Fresno..... o 9109 Port Costa, Fresuo, Mofave and Los GIVES UP CONTROL OF WHEEL RACES Leagueof American Wheelmen Also Abolishes Amateur Membership Clause. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.—The Na-| tional Assembly of the League of Ameri- can Wheelmen to-day relinquished con-| trol of racing and aboiished the amateur | clause of membership. All other refer- ences to amateur wheelmen were stricken | from the constitution. The amendments LN s Sistiaas bringing about this sweeping change in | cpsrees Mo e ines and Way Stations the conduct of the league were offered by | *#2:00 Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Sacra- 1. B. Potter, and were adopted amid the | Tealln, cheers of the delegates. These questions | or Stenmers. L 48:00; and that of the establishment of good and Way Stations. *3:439 Ramon, Vallejo, roads occupled the attention of the dele- intogs, Santa Ross...... *BeiSe gates until a iate hour this afternoon. ®:eér Vacaville, Sacramento, There were but four votes against the| Woodiand, | Knights Landing, abolition of the Tacing &nd SMSLeUr| eEEer Nils hor sherms Stsckion clauses. | ~eeorthe owi Limited—tracy At the afternoon session the followins | bara, Les Angeica ... : officers were elegted: President, Conway | 3:00r Suoset L.glad;u Paso, New Or ‘W. Sams, Maryland; first vice president, lcans Robert T. Kingsbury, New Hampshire: | BgorStcckion, Mereed, Freano... oo second vice president, A. B. Choate, Min- | nesota; treasurer, James C. Tattersall, New Jersey; auditing committee—Clarence W. Small, Maine; Aaron Wolfson, Massa- chusetts; T. M. Skyles, Maryland. A resolution was offered by H. B. Holl- | berton of New York that the matter of | future publication of the L. A. W. Bui- letin be referred to the executive comit- tee with instructions to report at the pres- ent meeting if possible. e good roads question was brought forward by l§ lengthy resolution, which aroused consid- erable discussion relative to its constitu- | *8:08e Oregon | mamento, Marysville, ~Redliling, | Portland, Puget Sows.d and Fast *8:13, @BAST DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). (Foot of Market Street.) . 2 Newark, Couterville, Sag Jose. Frlion, tinmul?-. The following substitute was Boalder Creek, Santa Cruz and Wi adopted: . Etatloo: *swey hat the movement to secure action by | §#:lS» Newark, Co N Congress relative to national road im- Almaden, Feiton, Boulder Cresk, provement be heartily approved and that Santa Cruz and Principsl Way Btatlo: *4:¢13¢ Nowark, San Jose, Los Gatos ... . 011:432 Hunters' Excursion, San Jose sud Way Stations ........-ocveereeses CREEK ROUTE FERRY. Prom 84X FRANCISCO—Fuot of Mavkes Strest (Siip §)— & committee consisting of 1. B. Potter, A. Willson, A. B. Choate and F. P. Van Walkenburg be appointed to consider the proposed legislation.” | A resolution was adopted recommend- | ing the passage of the pill now in Con- gress making larger appropriations for | *7: 9:00 11:00a.x. 3100 °*3:00 13:09 the United States office of road inquiry, *4:00 36:00 *8:00r and recommending Otto Dorner of Mil- | Prem OASLAND—Tset ~*0:00 8:00 10:004.18y wakee for the position of director of the ‘00 1% | 81200 <100 3 r COAST DIVISION (Broad (Third and Townsend Sta. office. STANFORD TEAM WINS. uge). P, Vi ) v Nine of the Santa Clara College Loses Racs B::]m.l :dwhnfllc.‘ *1:309 N ose, Tres Pluos, i, to the Cardinal. |1 Paciie_Grove, Paso Robies, San SAN JOSE, Feb. 15.—The baseball game | ~ SO D lned at Santa Clara to-day between the Banta | syeae Sco ) ond War St T sy Clara College nine and the team from 3309 | #41:5304 San Jose and Way Staticns ... Stanford was won by Stanford by a score | ,#818r San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Fark, of 8 to 6. The game was close and excit- | e Pinca. Senta Cri. Beiiuas ing. In the sixth inning the score stood | Monterey aud acific Grove. 5 to 1 in favor of Santa Clara. Heavy 80r Sem Jose and Way Statious ...... stick work on the part of Stanford scon 118p San Jose and Priucipal Way Stations changed the complexion of things. 2007 San Jose and [rincipal Way Stations Batterles: Stanford — Lannigan _and 230+ San Jose and Principal Way Stations Strohn; Santa Clara—Kelly and Graham. | ®6:30r Ban Jose and Way Statious. Tmpire, Anderson. ASP San Jose and Way Statio ——————— A for Morning. P for Afternoon. *Dally. tSund ted. Sunday culy. Republican Nominations. { "'y Sasurday only. Specal Dispatch to The Call. Dbt ¢ Tiiutgent Sntun. MARYSVILLE, Feb. 15.—The Republi- cans of Marysville in convention to-nign: CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. - nominated a ticket for the municipal elec- LESSERD tion, which will take place March 19, as follows: Mayor, C. S. Brooks (incumbent); | Treasurer, W. C. Swain (incumbent: Clerk and Assessor, F. E. Smith (incum. bent); Councilman, First Ward, James C. SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIG RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St | hibe: Baldwin; Second Ward, F. W. Potter. SAN FRAN O SAN RAFAEL Third Ward, C. A. Barnes; Fourth ‘Ward, “’EE:{ L'\\\ Phil_J. Divver; School Commissioners— | 3:30, 0, 6:3 ar: Dr. D. Powell,'J. E. Boorman, H. B. P. aturdays—Extra Carden; Levee Commissi; W. T, lis Sr., W. T Ellis Jr. and John C. g’mfi —— | AR AR Rt E L RS2 R Ny T 9:3, 1:00 a m. 22 You cannot afford to miss kss L;‘;\“‘ next Sunday’s Call—a special * | ¢ o = ¥ Washington’s birthday edi- *| 7 : tion. *‘ + San Francisco. | 791. SECOND RACE—Three and a half furlongs; selling; two-year-olds; purse, $00. Index. Horse. _ Welght.|St. _ %m. %m. tr. Fin. | Jockeys. [Op. CL M. F. Tarpey. 108| 4 44 21 11 (77;:) Intrepido .. 2 13 1% 22 767 Scotch Belle. 1 21 32 33 (7T8) Moanbright ba2z 3% 43 4% 776 Sublime ... 8 €4 BE 83 79 On Time. 7 62 63 68 9 Floranthe . 5 110 74 15 779 Marion Bristol. 18 P 8 8 s 2 5-16, Good start. Won_handily, second and third driving. Winner, E. “&:fi:‘.‘.‘:‘ *;A by . Bassetlaw-Idol. With the lead he once possessed Intrepido should have won; Daly tossed the race away. The ride won for Scratched—Sofala 115. 792, THIRD RACE-SIx furlongs; selling; thres-year-olds and upward; purse, $00. Tndex Horse. Age. Welght.[St. _%m. _%m.__ %m. 6tr. Fin. | Jockeys. [0p. CL 765 7|3 Ty Rk 21 1n |Henry 08 R 265 4 = 21 13 ih 2n T AR & 3 8 S o0 & B g 4 Britan: i 764 Eister Alice, 5. sof 3 e 2 0 9 781 Morinel, 5. 105 8 3 61 63 66 |[Vittitoe (% 6 Castake, [} 61 711 14 16 |I. Walsh. 6 100 3 P F, 6.. T 71 82 83 85 |H. Stuart. 200 300 786 Florence Fink, 4 9 . 81 9 9 9 Ranch 100 200 e, :84; %, 47%; %. 1:13. Good start. Won first three driving. T rotners' b. Ay St Cyr-Miss Goodrich. Thoburn outgamed Peace. get_up. Others_outclassed. Scrlum—lnvnfl 11 98, Loving Cup 108 793, FOURTH RACE—One mile and a sixteenth; handicap; 3-year-olds and up; purse, $400. Tndex. Hogse. Age. Welght St ¥m. %m. ¥m. Str. Fin. | op. CL 75 Potente, 5. (7T PR LA § Y s 3 WO C ] 75 Zoroaster, 4. TG R TS e e e 12 12 §9 Chimura,” 4. 011 3 3 3 3 3 5% —%, :13; % % 1 %, 1:28%; m, 1:40%; 1%m, 1:53%. Good start. Won driving. T taner, W, Hiicide’ b g by Racine-Pow Wow. Potente best to-day. Racs will do Zoroas: ter good. _Scratched—Rosormonde 115, Catastrophe 110. 704. FIFTH RACE—Seven furlongs; allowances; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. Tndex, Horse. Age® Welght.[St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. _!_op. L s 8 32% 34 25 1n 12 |[Spencer 20 12 g’:} g: I:Je:tlll 22 12 11 25 26 |Jenkins 5-2 11-§ (774) Jennie Reid, 4.. 4 4 4 3% 32 |T. Walsh.. 20 @ @) Sy, 6. 1% 3% 31 4 4 |Vittitoe 015 . t12%; %, :35%: %. 1:00; 7, 1:2535. Good start. Won easily. Second and third driv- T":: s%\’lnn‘z‘.r. E. Corrigan’s b. g. by Ben All-Hot Springs. Winner had all best of weights. !l; was ridden in idiotic fashion. Scratched—Loch Katrine %0. 705. BIXTH RACE—Seven furlongs; selling; four-year-clds and upward; purse, $400. Index. Horse. Age. Welght [St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [Op. CL 4 11 11 13 e 110 |Vittitoe 1 3 3% lg 32 31 21 |J. Daly.. 3 SN 61 51 3h (T. Walsh $ Sh 3% 22 24 4% |Ranch . § 21 4h 51 6% 51 |Buchanan . T RN TR e e ncer 2 7% 6h 8 8 72 organ L5 i 71 73 8 |M. Bergen :01%; %, 1.8, Good start. Won easily. Second and_third hr‘hca'lblx.h.bli-t wnmemm others safe. Meadowlark no Scratched—Schiller Anchored $, Ricardo 108, Gold Baron 100. © Arrived Feb 3—-Nor bark Solvelg., from New- AR e SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. | | Continued from Page Eight. | | | 8:00 am, 9:30 am 5:00 pm DOMESTIC PORTS. COOS BAY—Arrived Feb 15—Stmr Emp! hence Feb 12. b il | SOUTH BEND—Sailed Feb 15—Schr Volun- | sl % am tear,RAtnyrthn HAmuco. | 3:20 pm| R—Arrived Feb 15— e = T s Grace Dollar, from Seattle. tmr | 730 am Hopland and SAN _PEDRO—Arrived Feb 15—Schr Alice, R from Bureka. Feb l4—Stmr Alcatraz, from | 7.3 am| S ——c E: $:00 am| Guerneville. | 7:35 pm Salled Feb M4—Schr Ida McKay, for Grays | 3.0 pm| o4 Copamsom {0 Harbor; schr Joseph Russ, for Port Town- | < ' Fec"cxl}m—.evm:aanr? u—.s}_mr Laella, hno l - k:::" | Lagyn itmr Westport, hene b 14 5 50 \| ) v 22 p Bailed Feb 15Stmr Samos, for San Fran- | o Pl 5:00pm| Glen Ellen. | 6:06 pm. §:22 pmy cisco; stmr San Pedro, for San Francisco; stmr | 1:30 am| §:00 am| Sebastopol. [10:40 am Ortzsha, for San Francisco. | 330 pm| 5:00 pm 7:35 pm —ArTive ‘eb it George = SRS - g Eider, hence Feb 13. - W | “Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs and_White Sulphur Springs: at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs rings: at Cloverdale for the Geysers: at Hop« Safled Feb 15—Fr bark Jules Verne, for | Queenstown: Br ship St Enoch. for Queens- | own. CASPAR—Sailed Feb 15—Stmr Cleone, for San | land for Du Springs, Highland Springs, Francisco. Kelseyville, C: ad Springs, Soda Bay, Lake PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Feb 15—Schr W | port and Hartlett : at Ukiah for Vichy H Smith, from Port Townsend. Springs, Saratoga Blue Lakes, Laurel Salled Feb 14—Chil ship Temuco, for Arica. EASTERN PORT. Dell Lake, Witter , Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, John Day’s, Riverside, Lierley's, NE WYORK—Arrived Feb l—Stmr Advance, Bucknelfs. Sanhedrin Heights. Hullville, Ore from Colon. e 8 . B st o G0 Westport, Usal, L n Bas - s | ming’s, ‘Beil's Springs, Harris, Olsen’s, Dyen, FOREIGN PORTS. | NEW YORK—Arrived Feb 1—Stmr Advance, Tacoma. MELBOURNE—Arrived Feb 4—Ship Wachu- sett, from Vancouver. SANTA ROSALIA—Arrived Feb 23—Br ship Barfillan, fom Hamburg. NEWCASTLE. Aus—Sailed Jan 20—Nor bark Fortuna, for Homolulu. YOKOHAMA—Salled Feb 14—Ship R D Rice, for Honolulu. | VICTORIA—Arrived Feb 10-Br ship Creed- more, from Manila. MAZATLAN—Sailed Feb 14—Stmr Peru, for | San_Franetsco. ACAPULCO—Satled Feb 13—Stmr San Blas, tor Panama. HONOIPU—Arrived Jan $i—Schr J G North, hence Jan 4. KAANAPALI-Arrived Jan $1-Bark C D Bryant, from Nanalmo. KIHEI—Arrived Jan 26—Schr Dora Bluhm, hence Jan 8. KAHULUI—Arrived Jan 29—Bktn Chebalts, from Newcastle, NSW. Sailed Jan 28—Schr J M Weatherwax, for San Francisco. To sail Feb 1—Brig Lurline, for San Fran- etsco. HONOLULU—Sailed Feb 2—Stmr Al Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at ree duced rates. On Sunday round-trip tickets to all pointe beyond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket Offices. §50 Market st.. Chronicle bldg. H. C. WHITING, R X. RYAN, General Manager. s. Agent. ALIFORNIA IIMITED Santa Fe Route Gen. P lameda and ship Jabes Howes, for S8an Francisco; U S stmr Missourl, for San Francisco: schr A J West, for Grays Harbor: Haw bark Iolani, for Kanauakaki. Feb 3—Schr Chas E Falk, for | Port Townsend: schr_Lillebonne, for Grays | Harbor; brig John D Spreckels, for San Fran- cisco; Br stmr Bloemfontein, for Seattle. Feb | 7—Schr Transit, for Ban Francisco. Feb $—Br stmr Doric, for Yokohama; U S stmr Path- finder, for_Lahania. ot ) ed:“ gu‘n“Anekh:dh“h“ J.gn—l:.; stmr _Alam : shi | WWakefield, hence Jan 15, Feb 4~Schr Defiance from Aberdeen: bark Chas B Kenney. from | Chemalnus. Feb 7—Ship Geo Curtis. hence Jan Te CHICAGO luxurious train across the coatiment. CoNNECTING TRAIN LEAvES San Fraxciscos 17; Br stmr Doric, hence Feb 1; bktn Skagit, | frim Port Gambie.” Feb S—8chr Annis M Carp: g ',"""Yv:" dnesday. Friday end bell, from Tacoma. Feb $—Br stmr Coptic, | Py be e oy e from Yokohama. | OCEAN QUEENSTOWN—Arrived Feb 15—Stmr Ger- STEAMERS. - OVERLAND Leaves Saa Framcisco at 5:30 ic, from Liverpool. m. with Palace d T T P OTTERDAM. Safled Feb 15—Stmr Rotter- | LWPRESS 2 o0 o eas City, Se. 1‘:::'-. dam, for New York. DAILY Chicago and East. _ | Local trains between Stockton, VALLEY RAILROAD TRAVEL. [ I z;ew isalia, Talare poyp NORTH PAGIFIC COAST RAILRDAD. TRisCo soon iiaree St s’ 1531; Oakland, 1113 Broa way; Sacramento, 201 J Street; San Jose, 7 W Santa Clara Street. besradheag Via Sausalito Ferry. ‘m '1 I-.’-.. 00 & m; "1, R R e MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Y. Week days———————3:30 a. m. and 1.4 p m Bundays. $:00, 10:00 a. m. and 1:45 p. m and 11:10 b. Steam-heated ciosed car on all trians IUNDAMQ *10:00, *11:30 & m; *1:15, _Fare—San Francisco to Summit and Returm, 5, A8 630, 500 b m 140 Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary, 625 KEAENY ST. Established in 1834 for the treatment of Private Diseases, Lost Manhood. Debility or disease wearing on bodyand mind and theratail Fry B, CRarces 10w, others L Cures teed. Caliorwrite, Dr. 3. F. GIBBON, Box 1957, San Francisco. THE WEEKLY CALL 81 per Yecar.