The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 11, 1900, Page 9

2 : " THE ' SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1900. 9 AUCTION SALES SPRCTAL AUCTION SALE SWITZER'S STOCKYARD,’ Cor. TWELFTH and HARRISON STS., S nosl-:l‘:l:o LOAN. REAL ESTATE-CITY—FOR SALRB. ROOMS AND BOARD. som—thmm P-'-fllk.“ ';-' 1 g = RS 1o unectiled estates in probate can re- | A. M. SPECK & CO.4 67 Market ot., CALIFORNIA, 87 An excellent opportunity 10 | - Donegal, Ireland, aged 66 s onths snd EH"_"HE" WER earn b ce; aiso first or second mort- secure particularly desirable accom. at mod- 3 DELUCCHI—In Colma, June 10, 1900, Guiseppe, Tomenico and' Lulsa Delucehi ool eetate, Jfurniture and | & $42.500Rents $408; lot $0xi36 feet; modern | est ratcs; special rates families: sunny rens. roval; prompt dealing; no | building; pays 18 per eent. en suite or single; best table in San Francisco. | beloved son of - ‘_i niess loan is’ granted. EQUITABLE 32,000—Fourth et., Townsend; £ AN CO.. room &%, Examiner baiding. P g S vend: 157:0x | SARKET, 1MA (Holel Robinson)—Furn, ris. T e Tk L5 a16 per cont: ot 33 and 30 corts | B U0 VIl Latmin et Seaitiister: lot | | WICD first-claas bowrd: Soubie, FO wh setngse, | 201 County, 11 months and 15 days. P - | €5:9x120 feet; two frontages: rents $210. 3§25 mo.; modern; elevator; table board, $4 wik. : <5 and Jegicics. bouht: mo de | o 45 M0—SIXth ot % feet, frontage; 4 stores | meals, %o MRS. M C. ROBINSON, Prop. - | PRAKETIn this cliy, June s 1900, Margaret terms before doing business eise- | 430 1 reoms ahove; rents $200. THE BRADBURY, 16M Callfornia—New mod: Joseph Drake and sister of M. F. Kerwin, a McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery, r. 3. | $1250-Half bloek from Siareet ang Steuare family hotel; excelient table; 100 heautiuly | Dative of Hamilton, Ontarlo, aged 63 yoars : — - —e s ek bullding. furniehed rooms; moderate; phone Hyde 2771 I Friends and acquaintances are respect- P BA S 4 € per cent; firat, | _$13,500-Ninth st., close to Mission: 38 feet fully invited to attend the funeral this day es In probate, interest | front. two stores and flat TNN 3 ces; boa ¢ cloc! resi- ND. g s n.t\"m. e 900, \fe insurance. Room 16, first | modern building: rents $85; lot 25x100 feet. Cathedral, Van Ness avenue, where a requiem. AT 11 A. M. > big LORAN & OLSEN. | = $%00—Rents $10; lot 100x15i:6; Powell-st. car | LAS PALMAS, 1820 Market st.—Suits of 2 or 3 | mase will be celebrated for ‘the repose of her We will sell 40 head of horses from Miller & Lux Ranch. These horses are from 4 to 7 years old and weigh from 1000 to 1200 pounds. are well halter-broke. Will make first-class driving lne. rms.; private: bath;: sin. rms.; board optional. | soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment . £20 Droadway, between Buchanan nd | s | JON OO T EE clgss of Boys and G’ll‘ls Re- Tiebater sts.; Joc M:GxT feet: cholosst resi- ROOMS AND BOARID WANTED. GROSS—In this city, June 10. 1900, Minnie, be- C # - AR nn . A A loved daughter of Phillp and Annle Gross and 3 3 | horse Must be sold without reserve or limit. (00 Six bay-window flats; rents 365: 10t | WANTED Home for gentleman and 3 chil. | sister of Rae and Dr. Louls Gross, a native of ceived Communion at Band of Fortune Hunters | stres wif‘serive Fidny. dune & 48x75, ar Sixth and Howard sts. dren in private Catholic family. Box 2628, New York, aged 26 years and 2 da: | SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers, ple. HARSHBARGER, | $6500-122% Bush st.; lot 30xi37:6; house of M4 | Cal office. £ Notice of funeral hereafter. €t. Anthony's < . . | Office 327 Sixth St.. San Francisco. L = o T T ST SR —_— | LARRINGTON-In this city. June 1. 100, £ Yy s Sail for Siberian Gold | X g g gy o B ftn: Chas 6f.: peate §0. SPECIAL NOTICES. Jokn J., beloved son of the late Julia Harring- | no removal; any smount R & CO., 2 Montgomery. $3000—Rents $40; five flats; two_frontages; | ~~~—-~~—r lleio st. A, M. SPECK & CO.. 667 Market. | $600 JUDGME:! two men w ‘e adjudged gullty of obtaining [ Euire, a native of New York aged 47 years. T e i 1o Wi BT | b o e Kt DA and S S e | g o - Fields SPECIAL AUCTION SALE! 2 AT 2 ST rel s s - R L GE LOTS 3 GAIN. y o 0! s C7Friends and acquaintances are respect- 3 | : s T R | AR TRAGTL W SN ATWAISNENNL | b el B o s o o0t | (TR SPLAMANINSIT TG | ducted in Thetr Honor—Names ARl id ‘gold, silver, diamond 123; or will subdivid: o P 3 t 7 , = Wh The red Steamer Sam | ~°.€ et YORK AND TWENTY-SIXTH STS.—N. E. | hovea” Far ?.‘,‘,‘T‘:;‘,’ff;&‘{,;".,,;’f; 16 "A°" | dence, 349 “Twenty-eighth avenue, between of the Tdttls Gues 3 Shente GRAND ARCADE HORSE MARKET, vate party on furniture and | 5x100; or will subdivide and sell single | MORRELL, attorney in fact for the woman, | C2iifornia and Clement streets, Richmond Participated the Russian Syndicate Aboard low rates; confidential. | - e e e e » | gistrict, thence to Star of the Sea Church, on . 3 Sixth st., at 1 o'clock 2. m., tory bidg.. 130 Powell st. | ERO st., bet. Thirteenth and Four- | B et ook e M ol Efghtn’ avenue, v‘vg::r:_»-mgv;x; [requiem mass alead 5 Gets Away for Alex- | WEDNESDAY, June 13, 1900, = =~ ! :‘good place for flats. Other | NOTICE—Abandoned children in the Roman | W said for. i L % By o il ! , R e B in"all garts of the city. See | Catholic Orphan Asylum since January, 1889: | mencing at 9:30 oclock. Interment’ HOWY | Eighteen little girls dressed in white ander Bay. S Srtie of Myl TS SRBULS S N our printed lists and apply to C. S. CAPP & | Elizabeth Auit, aged 10 years; Margaret Ault, | Cross Cemetery. s 95, ). Real Estate Agents. 630 Market st. § years; Hazel Wilkie, 10 years: Tydia Wil. | MAHER—In this clty, June,s, 1000, James, be- g‘ifii;‘g‘;l"g::::;’;:'z ‘s""':“‘;::;;f’,‘: S |FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSES. nos with, ova e o kie, 8 years: Ruth Wilkie, 7 years; Irene | loved husband of the laté Margaret Maher, 4 s it ] frect Iowent interest - Fporms | $5000-TO close an estate; ot SXIST:6; brick im- | Yaides § years: Loretto Duran, 7 yeard: Mad. | and father of Thomas F, Mary E. and Julta | Church, on Army street, mear Folsom,| The Russian syndicate, headed by Count| " " " 0 " 5 e ator. Telephone Davis 935. ¢ noe building, 1170 provements: @ flats. rents $65. could be im- | gjine Duran, 6 vears; Ray Croall, § years;| G. Maher, a native of Kilkenny, Ireland. 3 Charles Bogdanovitch, that is to prospect | - i . S nE, 1170 Market proved to bring $i00 the month; west side | G¢illa Bank, § years; Gertrude McClellan, 7 friends and acquaintances are respect- yelsterday l;a;:m?'m’fhe’rc:emome‘s wer‘: | the Stbertas. const for gold, salled for the | WeIShing from 1350 to 1660. E_MURPHY, 630 Market st.. solvéh all kinde of ockion to rear sireet, between Lombard | § years | fully 'invited to attend the funeral this day | SOlemn and beautiful. parents and | o oo pgiihnd SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. meial probiems: 3 BORSADIS Soeton o 4 Filbert. Apply R. McCOLGAN, 24 Mont. | e — (Monday), at § o'clock, from his late resi- | friends of the little maids filled the sa- | frozen north on ! 4 | e - - 2 . . - | gomery st.. room 3 | PILES_PETER FRE 3'S plle salve, $1 per | dence, 671 Harrison street, thence to St. Rose’s | cred edifice and manifested a deep Interest | Samoa vesterday. There are about forty | . e g e (8 BAmGATN | box waranied o cure ull tases Of biecdink | Church. where & reauier mass will be celer | OO0 = : Tucted by | In the party, all told, among them being | Poy 2 2 chants’ Exchange, 431 Calif. 00— A AT & T 5 | itching. external, internal or protruding | brated for the repose of his soul, commen n the services, which were conducted by | e W " headed by H. Rob- | . o - "= | "Cottage, 5 rooms and bath; fn Mission: nearly | piics without no matter of how long | ing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross | Rev. Father Raphael Fuhr, O. F. M., the | tWenty-seven miners, hea N ! pithout security: ail busi- | rew. fifie location; high basement: beautiful | {tanaing isadero st., near Sutter.!| Cemetery. pastor of the church. erts of Comstock fame, but more recently | AUCT‘”N SALE Tousley Co., 821 Parrott bi garden; sunny side of street: near 2 car I o ————————— | MCCONNELL—In this city, June 9, 150, James of Grass Valley. Paul de Lamschkaffsky unobstructed view: cost $3600. Box 2657, BAD t collections made: | F5 beloved husband of Mary' McConmell, The children prepared for this impor- | 3 3 denovitali | P BCTION | faiher of Frank, Mary. Veronica, Leo. Ger | taNt event In thelr lives by fasting and | also accompanies Count Bogdanovitch. He F note without salaried people o ity 609 E: mer buildh RRE! xa $S500_FINE investment: 3 dwellings: all occu- | = } <o ._rooms 916 f cCo ey i | was formerly a Russian mail agent and | ~ —_— = jed: lot 77:6x130; corner Bartlett and Twenty.- trude and Willie McConnell, and brother-in- | meditation. They assembled in the school | Was Y B N without removal: 1o | Dotk . voimt Swner going East law of Mrs. T. Walsh, a native of Belfast, | which is connected with the chureh and | Knows every ba: inlet on the Siberian | ate LIC 2 years. A me | " ot he st Nor dh, A0, F. fnd Ukt | a5 the bells rang out the signal for the | coast. The v 116 MeAllister. | Appiy to J. F. PL 1402 Valencla st. el cleared for Alexander HIGH-CLASS s - g e e lowest repairing guaran- | Sailmakers Union. v 8 o’clock solemn high mass they marched | B;);‘ and will be Coer ahuulfls{dx Ima[umsv‘ | p Sired by DEL PaSO. . ROBERT — — . prices; plans and estimates furnished for all | ission, nr. 18t Friends and acquaintances are respect- | into th e Samoa was to have sailed last week, X X, ete. ¢ PA - e —— buflding work. CAMPBELL. 1147 Mission st. — fufi invited to attend the funeral this day ) SR & Mdernng ook sclin: of Shnox| | EN, ALASKA, BISMARCK. CKY, ete. RENTED, repaired, bought. sold; machine sup- close to the altar. Following close be-| but several things delayed her. Among | MONEY WANTED. e e et s | | | plies. Standard Agency, 145 6th; phone Mint 45, (X (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 1320% Natoma street, between Four- Catalogues Now Ready s Now at Yard. hind the girls were five boys, who also | those who were to have gone north on her | ~— z —T ) . 7 - | s i s - o uburban tract; 12 | REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY—Vor Sale ALL inds housnt., sold, exchansed, rented; | leeth and Fifteenth, thence to St Charles | Fecelved communion. Preliminary to this | were fifteen Chinese. Owing to the quar- Bredby J. B. HAGCIN ESQ. 1 Shewus hes Call office ~— g - e ~—— | ALL kinds bought, s cha 3 H . Where a req ceremony, Fat reach- | h ~ A box_ office { Caltivatl .rm land; 5| _repatring at lowest ratcs 205 Fourth st Eorromeo's Church, where lmr:e,;.o::numh.‘p: e scrmgn)awmpflng = I:he oc. | antine on Chinatown megel w‘;‘lfi not 52.1 KERN COUNTY LAND CO.. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. | potatoes and pasture; 2 stations, % and 3| grol = o o ———— | soul at % o'clock. Interment Mount Calvary | casion, after which the children stood | ¢ White men had to be got in their places. ¥ TO BE SOLD ON ___ haat , g ~| mitesout; 2 dwellings, barn ard 12 outbu'ld- STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. | Cemetery. P with lighted candles and made their sol-| Then when everything seemed in readi- THURSDAY taseneesiens JUNE M, 190 BARGAT RG C ings; hi , cattle, chickens, machinery, | = ~ e ~~~n~ | MEADE—In this city, June 9, . Miss Jane | emn profession of faith. {ness for a start it was found that fifty o I Marhet o B AR g ROAINSI | ns, all Arat-ciass: $7506 Particulars be | WILSON BROS., storage and moving: covered | Mende. a native of County Meath, Ireland, | Solemn high mass was then celebrated. [ basrais of ‘Batticd betr inibnded for dhe PToD R e Santa Cruz | _vans. Tenth nd Market; phone South 7 PIE :ODOLPH Storage and Moving Bt Aptos, s W DON'T WAIT. MAUVAIS', 769 Market {ARD PIANOS and ORGANS test Improvements, Finest Tone. | front on Main street by 130 feet deep: black- | smith shop, new windmill and tank; well fenced; wouid qualify for ssloon also; price $756, If desired $250 on mortgage 10 per = — e ' ao] : cent. Inquire at oid brewery, Henry Schinkel. | TYFEWRITERS AND SUFPLIES Notice of uneral Tuesday morning. S at th s ot | comfort for the cabin passengers during | Office 401 Post at., cor. Powell; tel. Main 5718, | O SONNOR—In this city, June 9, 1%0, Annie Fuhr ag:;fi""i'.‘é’,.."é‘es the ma:l'p[l:a‘nhr:.; the hot weather was not aboard. In order i oo e Pkl okanlh B D oraugene | preached an able sermon, which was par- | to make room for the beer eight tons of PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com- = J 3 o 2 ticularly intended for the parents of the | coal had to be t. out of the hold and g : bany, 20 Fillmore st.: phone Jackson 351 _ | 3nd Margaret O Connor, and sister cf Mrs. | ciiidren. The speaker pointed out their | oomprs o hoe ken Out of the hold and | Sun,, Moon and Tide. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | GUty to their little ones and appealed to = P o 2 e b g ol | g £ully Invited to attend. the Pumeral this day | them to bring them up in the path of | beer was safely stowed the coal Tnifed States Coast and Geodetic Survey— i LT g The choir rendered some sacred music | | f you don't wast $0 pey Ces i3 i %2 — e (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi- | Tighteousness. &sacked and piled up on deck. This was Imes and Heights of High and Low 769 Market st. MARIN CO., 26 miles from S. F.—§40 to 380 per | GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We | dence, 387 Alvarado street, near Sanchez, he children then offered their lighted | the last hitch and at 6 o'clock yesterday Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San - - ——e acre; choice lands in tracts of all s ; im- | sell better machines for less money than any thence to St. James Church, where a solemn | candles to the priest as a symbol that | morning the Samoa got away for Siberia Francisco Bay. Published by official au- proved farms, chicken ranches. hay, grain. | house In the city: rentals, $3. The Typewriter | requiem mass will be celebrated for the re- | their hearts, like the candle, shall burn | with the members of the Russian EXplor- thority of the Superintendent. fruit and vegetable lands; easy terms. rail Exchange, 536 California, telephone Main 266. pose of her soul, commencing at § o'clock. | with love for the Lord. Just before com- | ation Company aboard. Gold is said to be NOTE—The bigh and low waters occur at stallment pay. | &nd water transit: xood schools. HOME AND | st e el | BN D P Lot o Vary Cemmetery. o s et TRt cora e S e sty i e e e as plenti the Siberian ceast as it | PALANCA—In this city, June 9, 1300, Josepn | tor gave them advice which he sald he | s ot Ca’p“e' Nome. and. Cape York. and | venty-five minutey later than at Fort Point: those of other dealers, | FARM CO., yoom 2, Sth floor, Mills bldg 5 2 W pe -York and AI A“FD& ADVFRTISFMENTS E.. dearly beloyed husband of Rosa Palanca, | hoped they would follow in the vears to| Count Bogdanovitch and his assoefates | ¢ NeI6ht of tide ls the same at both piaces. LLAMLUL 4 44 » F. from whom ¥ — — S eht plance, $ cash ‘Jz"‘;lfi | LEVEL clearad fruit land; 100 acres $2500. M. % 5§53, $4 and $ per month. GRIFFL % Market, room 1, nr. Call bldg. & OO., Steinway Dealers. pec and fathes Gustave, Rosina and Alphonse | celv: o B am e O b Eriroriand, “abna"t ( come. He also appealed to them to re- | have received from the Czar the right to MONDA E n. tain their love and confidence in God. | mine for it. | ket. room 1, nr. - M. GRIFFIN, 719 Market-120 acres cheap; po- e years 2'months and 16 days. A member of | 15 b « S and Sutter ste., San Francisco; : - - STATE. g ¥ v he sermon was simple and was intended | E ® and Broadway, Oskland tatoes, appies, berries, wood, water, house A W A s aoiavo GRAN VAT to reach the hearts of the little ones. | Balclutha’s Close Call. - @7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- e he $1000_TWO weeks only; cottage, 7 fooms, 3 in | fully Invited to attend the funeral this day | Then, two by two, the girls and boys ap-| The British sa.p Balelutha, which ar- basement: large lot: see this; it will cost noth- | (Monday), at 2 o'clock, from the pariors of | proached the altar and received their first | rived from Newcastle, N. S. W., yester- ing. J. H. YOUNG, builder, 1243 Park st. H. F. Subr & 1137 Mission street, be- | communion. These services lasted until | day, had a close call at the Farallones. | FOR sale—Bargain: 70-acre ranch, near New- castle, Placer Coun! st _&nd Jrgest DouSS | mmmmeem——r e DO D OHLER & CHASE" g B e A = = — — E red | tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment L O. |11 o'clock. At the close of the services | It was vi thi od lookout was | % CFaril s planl orgieand | MOOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP DPROVED and unimproved property acquired | 675 Somete the’ children returned 0 the schoolhouse | Kept, so Captain Hathel saw his danger | s g e by foreclosure; bargains; one- ‘bAl- | PARK—In this city, June 10, 1900, suddenly, | and were given a_hearty breakfast by the | just in ti s Paration | «. terms easy; prices lowest; every- | BUCHANAN, 82, corner Fell—Sunny bay- | 2 % o . Alami vings | : Re 3008, s v, P s | just in time to escape the North Faralton | ble Gone to please and satisty the | window and kitchen, furnished; housekeeping: | m " © » © OF 4 years Alameda SavInG | “pewle B Park, sedond officer steamship City | oficers of the ‘Mothers Hogiety . which | yook of Peking, beioved cousfn of Mrs. Vernon |is an adjunct of the church. After the| The Balclutha is seventy-four days| ey g i g e meal a low mass of thanksgiving was | from Newcastie. On April 1S she ran into | - ah, e e | B, e R T e 2 5 e Y o, 1000, | TeAL 3 low ‘mass of thankigiving was | Newcastle. NJ CURTAZ & | tng. | FRLITVALE AD‘ hRT[SEMENTSI Emma H., dearly beloved wife of James S. | caid and the children sang appropriate | gahneg‘:,‘l,{)“‘!"‘:é;_‘f"(’{:l’;x";;“X?YH*‘"_?”!&I:::T stove 12 r hickering, eck, | - - po- — — Ri di ive of Loulsian ed 63 . ® ... > CHESTNUT, 231, North Deach—Furnished ke s, ax hymns. : ’ ¢ | Was passed. “This is a high unhabited |17 '~ et housekeeping room: cheap: fine view: sunny. %2 £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | 1N the evening solemn services of | isiand teeming with sea fowl of every P — . upright, 3- | o oh o VO S FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. fully fnvited to attend the funeral services | thanksgiving were held. In sermon | geseription,” says Captain Hatfield. ~On| NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides =; Slegant | BILIS 6% e Larki —Nicely furnished rooms | _ i g to-morrow (Tueaday). at 10 o'clock, at the | Father Fubr appealed to the children to | june 8 it sét in very (hick and at 11 p. m. | the sarly morning tides are given in the lers good 3 Room %, | isekeeping, with use of 2 in beautiful Fruitvale—BSend for full | chapel of the Odd Feilows' Crematory be firm in their _l't’w‘“"“g!» h'}l‘d‘ @ COn- | the ship passed ciose to Noonday rock,| hamd column and the successive tides of the € | FILLMORE, €15 near Hayes—1, 2 or 3 sunny Jist of houses. lote, chicken ranches | RYAN-Iu this city, June 3.1 Joseph H., | clusion ot the discourse tha chi ot " the | 1ts warning bell being the first indica- | 8% i the order of occurrence as to time. The ~a = be 0l this housekeeping rooms; German private family and emall frult farms. Address J. W. EL- | "dearly beloved and devoted husband of Lucre. | Teceived into the confraternity of the| yio, "wa hag of being on the California | %econd time columa gives the second tide of ROD, Fruity station, Cal. tia Ryan, father of Walter, Joseph and the | scapula and were made ‘children o({; codn | | ) . & | The day. the third time column the third ti | late Charles J. Ryan. and son of Mrs. C. J. | Mary.” Solemn benediction of the blesses he continued.’ “On Jume 9 at 3 | | last or right hand column xives the wanted (cash or in- | ForsOM 525—Large sunny furnished room: Co-, 1710 Mrkt. | " light housekeeping: 3150 week FOLSOM, £34—Large sunny bay-window room; - g, and th Peterson of Be s e et e g il The e, | & " we pussed very close o the North | aod tBe last or right hand column rives the cisco, aged 43 years and 1 month. tle ones sang hymns. The services closed | X arallones, It was very thick and the | three tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts G Friends and acqualntances are respecc- with the Te Deum, and as the solemn | light variable winds did not take us away | given are in addition to the soundings on the tully invited to attend the funeral this day | praver was chanted the bells in the stee- | {fom the dangerous spot very quickly. | United States Coast Survey charts, except = | s e 15 Sariya | Blo of the eaifice rang out on the night I3 JoVer, forset that spat The war of f shae o minus sign C) pescedis the Seishe. OFFICE—1118 BROADWAY. | & ¢ Brannan street, plo 2 ng of the seal and t i - o . o | close up estate. Room | ARD, 232 large sunny rooms for house- keeping: running wa: . cormer Larkin st staliments, 33, 35, | . 138 Ellis st > at a great bargain S b ALty bt SunenCoarhers, services | g chotr under the direction of Miss | SUnk of bird guano was too much for me | the depth wiven by s “Sharts’ he piane 7 cisco Parior No 19 N_876 W, Intermant | Lulu Curtaz rendered a number of sacred | g“ my crew dd"d when the tug Relief | e —————————y Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers, | Selections during both services. The chil- | ¢8me aiong it did not take us long to get : Fra dren who received first communion are:| & hawser aboard and soon thereafier | o Omrior o, "R ynembers of San Frauclsco | George Buecker, Otto Mutter. John | Were anchored in the bay. H Steamer Movements. 408—Sunny front D te for housekeeping, near Fifth OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. and Market—House- el R TTRE A BT e e e i = 2 s assemble at their hall this day (Monday), | Drewes, Joseph Rupprecht, Hen Lo- Sugar Boats Arrive. } - ». 8 payments; | MARKET. M‘r'hnl-:xr’:ebznéx‘::&':xf:;&':‘% k'X T at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral of their ritz, Francis Stnckeg,. “&?fi“fi’r{‘,‘,”:{'. Eight vessels of the sugar fleet made | TO ARRIVE. wlig B Y. R e o Goary, Dok Mot 3| 490 WILE, by o mles JiTe suney. cornds ot dm | et O AT e, resitet. | M Mt Auleta. Houc, | Theccas | DOIt yesterday. ome of (hem made fafy | _ Swemer. | - j O - = BERIY. S T 4 o 2'for hikpg: con. | | 70 feet in size, within one block of the local | L. P. POWELSON, Secretary. Shrick, Annle Fanger, Lottle Gohl, Anne | Passages, w ',’fl?,"‘é‘.;‘}f,"fi"&:fl{.f"fi“’ i I e i B et St T = SRS = oy and | Dropdsauee thain, with erest macedamised | SMITI_Ie WS city, Jese 3. 10, Serah be- | Rippsteip, Rosie Furrer, Mary Hberhard. | |[0¢- (e ship Smily F. Whitaey was | Goooifie River..Geire Baste .| June 1% - great bargain, SCHMITZ 16 NNA, 2%—funny furnished housekeeping an and sewered, and sultable for residence or for | loved wife of Hugh Smith and sister of James, | Maria _Miller, Hattle 'Apel, Catherina|the | o 5 | Warflel Oyster Harbor. June 13 o Toant SR ngle rooms, The and $1 per wee | & store; this property must go, and cannot be | John, Patrick and May Ferry, Mrs. Katé | Voss, Clara Schoensteln. Josephine Fur- | ighad get here from Kahulul. On June 6| cping . ./China and Japan.. 3 ~ — MISSION, 1181-Pront suite of room duplicated at the price. Two other lots, same "!fmlolr and Mrs. R. O'Neill, a native of San | rer and Mary Frances Noble. sl h’l :“h c?ugh:l in a heavy gale, during ' Corons .{San Diego. 412 Sacramento st agent for | MISSION, 1121—Front suite of ro size. adjoining the corner, for $30 each. Call | Franclsco, aged 26 years 4 months and 28 days. which she lost her main top gallant mast. | Arcata Coos Bay : - = | Moss. =, g Seventh—4 or 3| Be ers, 1008 Bro ., Be: st. | Edws v . “an ys 4 . the e Coo tania Nanatmo. . e Rl g N roms Farnished_ complets Tor housckeeping. | (teiephone Red 666), Oskland, Cal. Turnbiad, and brother of Charles, M BISHOP LENIHAN PREACHES | days from Honolulu, the Willlam H. Di- Teilus . Oyster Harbor Seattle.. Humboidt America—The Weel to any address in the m tshel . car and Theodore Turnblad, a native of San mond 22 days from Honolulu and the Rob- | Orizaba . y | EACRAMENTO, 1614-Large sunny front bay- Francisco, aged 22 vears 7 months and § days. AT HULY CROSS CHURCH ert Lewers 221, S, N. Castle 17 and Mary North Fork window room. secon r: elegantly fur. ks ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- E, Foster 15 days from the same port. | Willametts It ot g g s nished. runnihg water; grate; gas: light fully invited to attend the funeral this day i e e : i one yomr Tor | Sousekeeping aliowsd: " T " | Bipcw o st be s, near B0 ave, TRSE, | (honday) &t 3 v'eiock trom the family reslt | pintincuished Visitor From Auck- |1 sacs fr Han. st ot ot | Bt : Tane 1t = | SIXTH, 420 Day-window hossekeeping sulte, | East Oakiand: a rare chance for,a block puf | _terment Laurel Hill Cemetéry : land Discusses the Work of | the Clipper bark Roderick Dhu was dis- | NEWPUrE _.....(Grays Harbor.. 28 FEICES AND STORES—TO LET. $11; running water, bath; other rooms. fhan-‘e:. vSAFMLszl;lfi:‘nla"‘ 1112 East Bix- gy ey ‘fi"dhm’" his 1,;‘,\‘ run of 21 d_-'.{\-, flr,,m e Moy e e i o e o P e eenth st East O B o, but now that he sees what long . - [ame 19 . SOUTH PARK. 186 Two Sunny front FoOMS: | seese———— | _long oo |C) une 1 . i Trom o3 b runs’ the rest of the fiiers of the sugar . - . n o - Firet wt hear Maj. | _micely furnished for housekeeping. | QAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. ke e, A R e e eamad are. | fleet Bave Roen making he fo beginnloy | taptant r ol R Fiding. tse of freight SUTTER, i1, e Tarkln Comforiably o | oo e ton £ yég'n}:ng Schellnaas, the | Mrs G G Prince, Phila Dr H A Vanderville & | ing and evening at Hn‘ly ;(Cmas (};n“n.l: to feel a "'i":e l;\il:‘;::s:d neun himself. = e o octogincs Ll ——~—— | _furniture dealer, Tith an anklin, Oakland. | Miss M unham, w, NJ A At the 11 o'clock mass he told | e | : | yesterday. 221 <4 — IRD, 362 Nicely furnished housekeeping -— G A Montgomery, Cal |Miss J R M " veit | - e S s | ™ IRl e S J S Al gory Wy Chic |Mins M M Moy, N 3 | of his experfences in Australia and dwelt | A tale of mis placed —comfidence is ils. | Pler. T s e ~. siawle gromt peue AT R = at length on the growth of Catholicism in | brought to light by the libel filed in ¢ ! } reut §3). will sub- VAN NESS, 43—Sunny front rooms for house. | ~~——— — e B Kohortmas B doyen N that country. In the evening his dis-| United States District Court against the [Point Arena..[June 11, 2 pm(Pler 3 : LANDRY C. s $12 to $18; single rooms for Jady and | DIVIDEND rnotice—Dividend No. 18 (thirty s e 3 v o three-masted schooner Fidalgo for sea- June 12. A pin 2 ; -y cents per share) of the Paauhau Sugar Plan- | C F Robinson, K City/C D Simons & s, N Y | course was devoted to the charitable g When John W. (bette .| June 12, . . | S S SO P O tation Company will be payable at the office | 3 P, Bray, Wash. D C |8 H Hepburn, Japan | irk of the church. At the outset of his | kmown wes - Wildest™) ® Parsons bousnt Tune 1. st Apply on VAN NESS AVE., 102i—Sunny front sulte; 3| of the company, 327 Market st 1008 A0d after M o N abLitchell & w, | o he sald he proposed to point out':‘r'.':“om" . Thek February she | vty o 4 o g S 500, 3 - : June 1. % b Pie Siteee ond Biicken: e SNapR Sore n Monday. “Tune 4 1900, ‘at s sroloak | T E Harding & w, I R M Mathias, Beriin | some of the works or institutions that|was the Alexander. For years sha| e & Tt i A S dlose on Monday, ¥ offices near Hall of | A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and | §/°% " E J Bourke, Chicago . E C Voorhies,8utter Cr | have be established by the Catholics. [ had lain on the beach off Alameda ! o ! 8 . y ! | 2 ave been B | ! 3 i June M, 1 pm|PMSS st ck. B, 413 Kearny st. | subscriptions has been established at 109 Va. | _ O s Slhsimearic i, J J Byrne, Los Ang |G R Heyman, Phila Point and was considered an old/ e em. | June 34, 12 ool 1 TR e Semcin ot DIVIDEND notice.—The Giant Powder A Weltengsl. N ¥ |D R Hoimen, Detroit | 1o sald there was not & phase af human | | Ji" (S S eonceived the idea of St | ANt iuiCerghay. .- June . 1 miPler 13 3 S news for § cents. The Week!y Call. | — e s erm o pany, Con. — A dividend, No. 18 of | T Schlessinger, Chicago Mrs A H Johnston, Mo | misery or affliction for w Lo ting her up for the Nome trade. He Tid | s ———————ee ) 3 n wrapper, for malling. $1 per year. | CLASSIFIED jvertisements and subscriptions reventy-five cents (75c) per share on the fs- { C Newberger, L. Ang M E Johnston, Mo has not found an antidote or at least a not have much money, but plenty of | 5 p = received branch office. 2209 Fillmore 8t | yued capital stock of the company, has been | J Loeb, San Jose |B E Johnston, Mo mitigation. He then went on to enumer- | nlt MO8 G, H O over to Mis- | Shipping Intelligence | declared, payable at the office of the com- | Mrs J W Bowers, L A/H Van F Furmay,Colo | ate the various institutions thus estab- sion Bay and hired a crew of twenty men | . . | ROOMS TO LET—F d Unfu pany, 43 California et. San Francisco, on | Master W Bowers L A'J § Tobin & w, S Mat | lished. — called attention to the found- | ;ng a cook to do the work. The men E 1 | SALE AND TO LEASE. | f June' 11, 190. Transfer books close June 4, | G A Downey. Chicago W § Martin, § Mateo | ling asyltms, the homes for the aged, the | IR e That e (e aie ar ARRIVED. . and will sssist | A BRUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 Sixth—Rooms | _190. at moon. A. A. SPARKS, Secretary. | M Cohen, N Y P DgMartin. § Mateo | Magdalen asvlums, the asylums for the | yofe PIOTMEeE, 50 LAY 0¥, (OR-NCVeh sea- | SUNDAY. June 10. Pa; L Ei - eompanies d secure eek, and - J H Kinkead, Nev Mr & Mrs Flanagan, insane and the lepers. He dwelt at length | Stmr Pomena, rsons, 13 rs from Eureka. ¢ TRRIS and T, A | o b . B e i night. " "™ | DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dividend No. 10 (twenty- | ' ge Jjoybert & w, | Vallejo lendid SWork being done by ali | Baged until the end of the Nome season | et stmr Siam, Xiggs, 3 days from Maniia, HARRIS and T. A.| jight housekeeping; open all night. | “five cents per share) of the Kilauea Sugar upon the splen & v all ! ana perhaps all winter. For running ex- | v i 18 days. Paris G G Prince, Phila pe ia Nagasak y . ETT, 1 No Fus Plantation Company will be payable at the EL. these Institutions. In _discussing the | ... they were to be allowed 50 cents | Stmr Willam H Kruger, Krog. 72 hours from e — - ====—======| BURNETT, 426 Market st. (old No. 1360)—Fur. | _olC' .. company, 327 Market st.. on and GRAND HOT! foundling asylums he pald a beautiful | 1o %5, "cash and the balance when they | Tillamcok, via Eureka 31 hours. bound for San PALMISTRY. | nished rms., suites fle: a ‘“mfi o .nfir ‘FrldnL .vFu.:» a“.'y“?yo\imr;u;!'o.o’ p.'m;; JABHOHIH(.I:‘H:{-” i 5! ;rgm:;r,!:-.et‘g“m :rr;lh“tTn;':lt:xy{fox?som}e{eflts;filnh;: i;l:;!;ag: returned from their first voyage. | Pedre: = m; lal;:,p‘fl:’nxh-n\ % - o~~~ | CLARA, 52%, near Fourth—§ a month; large | e ™ EH 8H ¥ Lo v 4 oo ' On this basis the men worked up to Ma: Stmr Coos Bay, Shea, 72 hours from New- IE. Neergaard, Pres. St Germain College of | “sunny’turnished front room. | pteck me 8. B FHATDOMN Set | B Tonet, Yakiand [B Mecomas & woe | up e Dleasures of it 0 o e v | 12, When even the 50 cents per Hay was | Ly e % hours trom T Paimistry reads 1 to 8. 616 Geary, nr. Jones. | — — o — | e——————— A 3 wa v vi 3 L L Sphedt. On Jne 2 Parsonc % b R Strar eawan, Croscup, $4 hours from Ta- = s | CLIFFORD, cor. Mason—Ejegantly L Chureh, Mo Ndm AN Gridiey | 25014 how the sisters watched over and | Stopped. On June 2 Parsons, ged. | coma. = fic palmist, 515 | furnished s ; rices reasonable. PROPOSALS. 1 Brooks, Sausalito |E J Conrad, N ¥ B e dor the babes. rescuing them from | turned the whole crew out, telling them | “Toa. L . wesca: 53 hours from Coos Bay. o e & Pon phone BISKS | SoLs, m1-A sunmy front room, near Golden | BIDS WANTED Notice 1n Herehy siven (et | B 3 MoChaker Ouk ¥ | Geath = tbat they might be brousnt up | 508000 PRI of the Meeh were 1, des: | 1 otingCPT- Latend. 5 boues from Mows o . vy *: | 3 ith. rece , Vallejo A M Noble & w, O ! b a e 7 hor P PERSORALS, | SemPetiom B | G Dinieiors of the Veterana- Home of Cas| G 3 Hammond. Cal (Mise Gunn, Mass * | Guestioned the natlonality or falth of the | perate financial stralts. They are of tie | “Stme Whitesbors, Olsen, 17 Bours from Gireen- - - - o~ | EDDY, 204%, rear—Nice, sunny, furnished cor- | g nin“5; jis office, room 1%, 320 8 t.. | T A Boole, Sanger |D Kennedy & w, Ga | parents of the foundlings. better class of sailors and some of them | wood. 4 . — ¢ al’ 1) SRR WS-, | : = have families to support. The crews of | Br ship Windsor Park, Lambie, 104 days from Pima Co., Ariz.—To your ner room; ches San Franciseo, Cal., up to 10:30 o’clock a. m. W Laldlaw, Cal J L Bevis, St Louls The bishop then spoke at length on the . ! x e, NSW. e ] Nicely furnished cioset, gas, | SATURDAY: June'23, 1000, and opened im. | J M Smith Chicago [F ¥ Sharpiess &w. Pa | need of homes for the aged and afflicted, | the Nome packets had ail been made up | Ngweastlee NSW. o~ = L 0 ullding |, T et hable, | “mediately thereafter in the presence of bid- | R L Richie, Nev A Tognazaini, 8 L Ob | of orphan, insane and leper asylums. He | and the destitute crew could not find _Ship Emily . o s T . | bath: alloy light housekeeping; easonable: | “gors"for turnishing and delivering quarter- | G D Morrison. N ¥ [P Tognazaini, § L Ob | {o1d of the brave Catholic priest who sac- | berths. One man had to pawn his wife's | Fom Kaulat =~ = = 0 LEDERER, the up-to-date hairdresser, FOLEOM, 9865, corner Sixth_Buite of 3 slegant | master and commissary supplies for the Ver. | Mrs E I Laish, Nebr [A T Bell & w. cai | a0 O [0 0 V0n “Tthe fdland of Molokai | dress to buy fond and another walked the | e <ases Y e R . | Finny corner rooms. su‘table for doctor. | erans Home Napa County, Cal. (railroad | & R Hawley, Angels |R M Calkins, Butte | aring and tending to the spiritual wel- | streets onc night because he had no | R W 2 Bind, Niteor, T dass” Siam hough. | [ = ST | station Yountville). for six months commenc- | M Ab Santa Crz B B aciiock, Minn | £07."Ct the lepers who Inhabit that place, | money to buy lodgings. . 5e bottle | FOLSOM, %65, cor. 6th (The Oliven)—Newly fur- | fng July 1, 180, and ending December 31, 1900, | A L. Freano gyl ® St Smith, Chicago | 177€ 21q that on Father Damlen's death| The men appealed to Attorney F. R.| Bktme S'N Castlg Hubbard, 17 days from package. | _nished sunny rooms, single or suites; reascubl. f”h'd"f,", “;“h fi?é“""?h"’: l?d lg"?.l:m'm' Py n;:nv!vm;énflmu HOTEL. other priests and Sisters of Mercy volun- | Wall. who prepared_r{,hr pap}ers for the | mmlulux, s o s, 123 e ety 5 e 5 | r submitting bids wi e furnis upon 4 ent to the leper colony | libel of the vessel. e total amount of | _Sloop Imposst w, urs from Point 123 Stockton et. FOURTH, 2224 |=-|;"Mrumluhe4“=-: window | plication by the undersigned. Bidders will | B Techyen, Rodeo 13 C Bothman, Chicago :eege‘a.?;lr ':tfemu:fgnunn{'u. Ple said 1{ wages due the men, accordin~ to his reck- | , —~ cured, also mervous, | _and singlc rooms: moderate; quiet. | carefully follow the conditions of the sched- | F ¥an Brunt,Fruitvale|S G Connors, Haywds | 10, but a matter of time before they ' oning, is $1023, which will have to be | _Sehr Mary C, Campbell, 9 hours from Fort , pheumatiem, owifica- | GEARY, 405 (The Navarre)—Elegantly furnished | les, and no bid will be considersd unless it | A Ruguerrao, Benicla | L Wilson, ‘Manile | 383, Y6 fmticted with the dread disease, | paid, unless the court decrees otherwise, | Rass 4 Farrott bIE.. over ruites or single; travelers accom'dated. | 1% accottence IR el Sehedilen, Each | B Tetuckey, San Joss | D Rhodes, Manila | Tt they faced death without fear and | before the Fidalgo can leave the harbor. | Scbr, Marx E. Foster, Thompson, 1% dave T % Par : = b — - 3 ¢ San Franciseo; consultation fr Fis—_Travelers accommo- | fled check upon some well-known and re- | J' Mulroy, ingleside R D Meyers, Manila | With thé knowledge that they were doing | There is small chance of 'her SCUINE| 'gehr 0 M Kellogs. Iversen, 2 days trom Ma- - 26e ni up. sponsible banking house for at least 10 per | J Brown, Vallejo |D L Petrin, Manila | their duty to the u away. anyhow, beonh use it.is the opinion | pukina ¢ ELECTRIC lights 10 every room—Winches! = Seventh | CERt of the amount of his bid, payable to C. | W B Rigby, Stockton |R M F Ellingham, Ma- I of people along the front that the - | jSchr Robert Lewers, Goodman, 1% days from ¥ 44 Third st., near Market; 100 rooms utheast corner 0 Maeon Kinne, treasurer, conditioned that the | G B Jones, nila Passed a Bogus Note. spector of Hulls will find her unseawor- | Henolulu. & tp 8160 pur might; §130 W0 9 Per Mk -Sunny rooms, en suite or | yigder will enter into a good and valld con- | H N Alstrom, Sacto | L Hawley, Manlla > 1 - i SAILED. _ ree “bus and baggage to and from the ferr; rior; reading room; elevator. tract upon ""”L;- u(d acceptance hn juired —— e Charles Carlson, a sailor, went into u‘ Found Floating in the Bay. ‘ & NDAY, June 10 ACAT or t EW SCIENCE OF HEAL 781 Mission st.—Select | bY law. The board reserves the right to saloon at 245 Steuart street yésterday | s ety | Stmr South Coast. Olsen, Albion. AR Gracares are "cu WITHOUT | “amily rooming house: $1 50 to $8 per week. | Ielect any or all bids and to order any quan- GOLD ¥ROM XLONDIKE morning and asked the bartender, Charles | was fonad HoMtne off BACIAC.Stroct whart | Simr W I Kruger, Krox. San Feiro. il s house: $1 50 to 36 per week by P e T T SIS Lind: to change a $0 note. Lindruss |yesteraay by Ed Johnson of the tug Re- | Tiiames, Hazh SON. 5 —Finely fu Address J. J. SC % ecretary ndruss, 3 X y S -1 Stmr Ti , Hughes, — T, B2 Pont ot | O e Tath, i ‘conveniences; | of Directors of the Veterans' Hom ot Cai. | Bteamer City of Seattle Arrives at | Tandruss, 1o CNISC moine but advanced | et and sent to the Morgue. The body 18] Simr coramoos Huehes ander Bay. atment for falling hair | homelike; $1 week up. fornia, room 13, 320 Sansome st., San Fran- Port Townsend. him $20. Later Lindruss showed the bill | that of a man about 4 years of age, of | Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego. e A B e s B e RT TOWNSEND, Wash., J fo a friend and was told that it was of | stout build, 170 pounds. 5 feet S inches in ‘matilla, Cousins, Victoria and Poif tors SCOVILLE, Secre a 5 - June 10— 119 S ederate lssue and worthless. Lin- | height. brown hair, bald on top. The | Tawnser ey iy T T s wien suooione rcd 1ast | druse notified Policeman’ Marston, who | teeth are 500d, cxecpt for the e ] o e et Pt Gaite oy - A < 3 9 1 wi ,000 in gold 1 and took him to the City | one of the unper front teeth, which might ek .. O o > Sutter-street rallroad | BOWARD, £29—Rooms from §1 week up to 35; night fro ska arrested Carlson e City T t | Sone Marg.Ie Ruak: Wikentier. Tasoe c to $1 might: also he keeping rooms. o o dust and 260 passengers, most of whom . where he was booked on a charge | have dropped out while the body was in bong > <ol » g R0 SUSNE: S0 DOMSE EIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS. ure from Dawson, Thus far five bosts | of Soriining money by false pretenses. = | the water. The deceased was dressed in TELEGRAPHI FHOWARD,. 640—Sunny newly furnished room: from $1 25 to 52 50 per week b's soap. made from Californ: = T | well-worn black diagonal clothes, sack | POINT LOBOS, June 10. 16 p. m.—Weather ts and merbs. 10c at druexista: | HOWARD, $4—Large front parlor, $2 and up. Dirth, marriage and death notices sent by | have reached the lakes from Dawson and Toat, pomnted lace shoes, white Shirt, turn. | cloudy; wind SW, Selocity 13 wilse. " Stevenson, bet. $ & Wa.m, | = ~ -~ | mail will not be inserted. They must be handed | the rush for the States is falrly on. W eather Rtpor‘ down collar and cuffs attached, and wit! DOMESTIC PORTS, s - = — | L. near Washington—Room In pri- | in at either of the publication offices and be Among the returning Dawsonites are 3 out underclothes. A purse containing i FORT BRAGG—Arrived June 19-Stmr Tillae position as assistant to physi- | i rent $5; board if praferred. indorsed with the name and residence o per- o nts, a knife, keys. harness ring a | mook. hence June make expenses. Box €61 Call | G e 1101 Room sultable for 2 gen. | SO0 authorized to have the same published, | Many women tm}echlldre:. dl P to May 28 amth Meridian—Pacific Time.) | la-fa<hioned silver chain of thres stranis| . Safied June it—Stmr National City, for San = — -— — | tiemen, 38; single Toom, $5; gas and bath, BORN. it i stated the clean-up had reached $18,- SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1805 p. m. | g tyo slides, with a tassel charm of the Francisco 3 Lrom Smsportel or 8- | Crr; o e e 4 Wfim a fr The ‘ollowiig maximum temperatures were |.came material, were found on the body. | g ia gaimi o June 10—Bark Tidal Wave, MOS; 1117 Market st., | MINNA, 61, cor. NATION--In_this city, June 8, 1900, to the wite he season cpened from three to four reported from stations In California to-day | | from Monolut ‘Water Front Notes. pSalled June 10—Br stmr Breconshire, for Yo« | kohama. The horse transport Stam arrived ves- | “PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived June 10—Rark Natlon, a son. weeks earlier than on any previous yea: of - A_general exodus from Dawson Is report. : and Bighth. K12 shoes for e & pair at THE 58 San_Diego. . 90/ Sacramento . 76—Nice sunny furnished room, OF O Mark ‘Thira also two single rooms. ED. ed for. Koykuk River, where rich strikes i '« OBbispo.... 70 | terday, 39 days from Manifla via Nagasaki Tiel Wave. from Honglui. Nows! fIVE SHOE CO., 77 Market, ar. Third. -~ i DIED. have been reported, ' The water in the e T B 1 Wavg.. The srew deserted mhile the ror | Ant Wess., (ress Honduis: itse Newvte. — T < nd ie . mear Eleventh—Bright, sunny | Bassett, John M. Meade, Jane lakes is reported as belng very low, which s | sel was in_the Philippines. so Pedro: schr J M Weatherwax, from H 5 MISE SHELDON, chiropodist a ‘magnet famih Beat oot 0 e o R. i 82 | was D) 3 Captain ., lonoluhy. reatment. % Market st second fioor, rm. 8. = Shially; B 95 wewx B K e DejonnorjAnnieR. | renders mavigation hard wnd uncertain. Francieco data: Masimum tomperature, | XIS£3 filed thelr places with Filipinos. | Saiicd June 10-Br iy Lancing. ‘o Fort 7 m o, | MISSION, 16211 or 2 sunny rooms for gentle- | Drake, Margaret Park, Lewi Amon rettle 1s oiam M, Hale aeie | 61; mintmuem, 53; mean, 5. ‘| At Nagasaki three discharged soldiers | Pirie. MORSE. photograph: man in private family: bath. Gross. Mi Richards, Ky City of Seattle I8 Willlam M. Hale, dele- | 61; minimum, 53 | who had left their transports at that port | In bay June 10—Bkine Mary Winkelman: Br ween Pierce und Sco e e Horrinaton, Jaus .. " RESE Toaen s ™= te from Alaski 10 the Deroeratic Na- | wEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | Jni’were stranded ‘manged to stow theas. ! bark Batile vty from Port Gamils, Tor Port - == A N L M arket—Nicely furn. n % h Y 3 1 Convention. A s i on the Sia nd rie: Brodriel e, from Pert IF yo 1sh full value for your cast-off clothing K - > Maher, James Smith, Sarah jonal selves away on e m al were not | - K- Tea OHEN. 157 Third; tel. Biack 4123 | _rme.; ¥c night, up: 8 week. up: transient. | McConnell, James F. Turnblad, John 1. The oressure has continued low over the | discovered until the ship. was a couple Han e Riskercy, oror it s Sy - —— sins bought and | OFARRELL. 20—Sunny furnished rooms and Foresters Kleot Offlcers. greater vortion of the Pacific Slope. It Is be- | of days on the way to San Francisco. | Bemmett. from Port Gamble, for Taku LADIES and gents castoff clothing bonght ad | ~ otces: elevator; electric light P eieiiie. youngast ‘acn of John G wna A0 | Special Dispatch to The Call, Finnine o rise long (e const A Vrager | The Slam was not quarantined and is now PORT LOS ANGELES Arrived June 10— S S s B By ST rewn = g . 3 40, W pressure overl Bas! Oregon | anchored of e tran: Wi Stmr Navarro, from Bowens Landing. FULL-DRESS and other suits boughts aiso old | POWELL, atiLight, clean rms.. sultes or sin- | Bastets, 8 BING of, fah Francisco, aged 3| MONTERIY, June id.—Coutt Del Monte, { st Nortrern Nevads. & | *%5ud"Ee fhentine Garden City has been | - SEATTLE Arrived Junc 1-Stme ity of goid. Portiand Loan Office, 25 Stockton st. i it Bl T L T T Fricndn wnd. ncquainiAnces are respect. | FOTesters of Amefiea, of this city, has| Conditions are still unfavora settled. | .o1d by A. M. Simpson to Swayne & Hoyt. | Seattle. from Dyea. e e Tai- | ROSEDALE House, 319 and 321 Ellis s, | fally invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | élected offcets for = the ensuing|fal WeMWT |, 4 in the great valleys of |She Will be put in the Mexican trade. | SAN ‘DIEGO-Arrived June 16-Br stme Car- HAIR quirkds caried of 3 by using ight, e to $1: week, $1 % to $4: open night. bont normal. e e e Sramspart | e K A Avrived June b Stme North Fork, of his parents, 2204 Geary street, near Devis- (Tuesday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the residence | year an follows: Chief ranger, A, esterday afternoon California_are § S = = t m Bub = ehief nger, H. along the coast of Northern Cali- | Grant were s GrE cubin, A €7 4z giver bought; | ROTAL HOUSE, 126 Eln . —Tncandescent | _3ferr: “Intervient Coprasn Laves Cemeey Bagordy: senior v 1 0 P L iten e and this morning the gitlpes | YSN TN L L e Ana postal. COLEMAN'C, 006 Kearny st. Paricr: Foome, per night, 39 1o 81 50, week 82 T == | Olarte; Jla of, ifim A ma Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty | will be brnu‘h; -:‘mre. n: vessel will! yoyrpyp arstved Jume 1W-Stme City of a . “Dest in . ca—The Weekl 10 $8; month, §8 1o $20: eievator on office floor; HENRY d. GALLAGHER CO,, senior headle, R, Go i le, A. | hours ending midnight, June 11. 1800: then go into the stream. when the pris- p IOVILERTR, MEE gy ool A T B ro “umy address i {he | _roome with hot and cold water: baths. (Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher), | Lo JSINE: captain of the gyarls, i g o where siowens a | T e re ax the Presigie Vo (D¢ | Sailed June 10-stme City of New York. tor C It %, sent . = 0 X s V. tern ., are S0l al lnsgow, e et o e s { PHERNAN e i * FUNERAL DiKECTOR D VLM el -5 o %: e Bl MapdiEy: gt "wm‘fl som. "u;.“' Thesa Fn." (%5 mion‘(_'."‘v“ et AT I 34 T PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Boplte S S e~ 2 FItih st opposits Lineoln Behoor — Sudden Death, i AN i light | som-sireet wl e Y | OV SR Passed June 10-Str Grosser Fuerse, A e THE OAKS, 113 Third=A rooming house Teiephone South . 4 v WS . i from Bremen, for New York, via Cherbours. Wi Jcan Loduka (ree: Dhols suppiies. Baciss | _for good people B HUGHES, pro P B e e o e o | "PRaWLE Pom"l";mm%?}- I g By ¥ o iy T g iy ot | m—— Buffalo Lea Southampton. | wisiemiand. from A 3 NS AND SURGEONS. Yhiely Turnisned roorse: moders and omirat || i AS MY L TONDOR, Fne i ehe Uniied Stales| ORE S o Liverpnt PHYSICIANS ol P g b K training ship Buffalo, Commander Clark | “SG THAMPTON-Arrived June 10—Gee stme BRANCH office for Call advertisements and ‘m--—w at 1086 Va- Mmm T. Hutchins, left London to-day and pro- | Bremen, from New York, for Bremen. ceeded for pton. Sailed June 10—Ger stmr Breuicn, for Bremea,