The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 26, 1900, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1900 — — REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. and macrifice; 2 flats; nts; rents $31; pays § per cent pply R. MeCOLA % Mont- PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com- 22 Fillmore st.; phone Jackson 351 yard for cheap storage: fenced in: near ne in Western AAQiC lot 27%x137%. Box 670, g¢ and_moving; covered | Market; phone South 76&2. | 2 Mission st and” storas: ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. l .'N\ R. McCOLGAN, IMPROVED and unimproved property acquired a Ly foreclosure; bargalins: ome-fifth cash: bal- S Mont. | once in 1 2, 3 or 4 years. Alameda Savings | &I BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS roia st house in choi. Pierce, BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. GANT 9-room home, complete in all | corner lot; adjacent to U. C.; | é view. ottage with Jot 4013S; sunny bouses “and Sate " bullt_at Towest minutes’ walk to U. prices: plan: ang estim hed for all i | - Misslon st choicest bullding lot: | M. L. W Oakland. bargain—Only $§00 for an 1S-room venient to cars and schools. O. G. Center st. { use on corner lot; 1 biook | ; price $4000. O. G. MAY & | Properts Tig sacrifice on Howard 4 Bew Drug Co., Alameds, d-paying investment; For particul Eddy and Taxio | OFFICE—1118 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. rooms, bath and front; | done 3 ping rivate resids STLAKE cottage t Bx14) feet; sunn W. AUSTIN & CO., Real Eetate Broke: " GEO. . W. AUSTI CASH: monthly payments as ew cottage of bigh basement, brick | of water, all . all | and or . mear cor. Broad- H. Z. JONES, Botere - s front bay-window rooms private on street between t.; large lot: a Il tride for clear | Seventeenth and | | §-room house here; will give uMn perty consisting of an 8- | all clear. Apply to Alr . 17th st “Fest OAKIARG: 8 rave chance for & Blook pu AMUEL SWIFT, 112 East Six- nd rnished house- n hen; com- | OAKLAND FURNISHED COTTAGES, -eping; gas stove, bath; §3 25 o TO three months—Furnished cottage Hig' 1 Park, Bast Oakland; 6 large rooms; | gas, water. bath ul location: no fog or wind: near 2 car Ii 1 r from city. O'Rourke & Jackson Broadway, Oakland. OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR AN introduction to you from H. Schellhass, the ROOMS 10 LET—Furn. nnd l-turn dealer. 11th and Franklin, Oakland. “pIVIDEND \onch =t Apply 6 Siiver st. of Third. | BRA GALLAGHE:! C | MILLSIn | OFFICERS ana membe: P\T'rr )N—In Alameda “The declared the fol- 3.60 per cent n term and 3 per cent per an- nary deposits, payable on and T BRAND, Sec 50, a dividend has red at the rate of three (3) per cent | all deposits, free of toxes, par- | e July 2, 1 STORY ND notice—Dividend No. 105 (Afty r share) of the Oceanic Steamship y will be pavable at the office Market st.. on and after MON- | Transfer books will ¢! 2, 1900, at 3 o'clock p. m. “H.'SHELDON, Secretary. acco'dated. southeast corner Seventh en suite or | : elevater. | E. uites; single; tran Turk and Tl‘lvr furnished sunny D notice—San Francisco Savings %2 California. st., Webb—For g with the 30th of June, vidend has been declared at the rate | nnum of three and six-tenths (3 6-10) per | cent on term deposits and three (3) per cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payable oh and after MONDAY, July 2. 150, HOWARD, 983, c rman Savings and $ 526 California st.—For the half ar ending with June 3), 1500, a dividend hag been declared at the rate of three and one- Balf (3'z) per cent per annum on all deposita, ce of taxes, payable on and after MONDAY, GEO. TOURNY, Secreta: g - furnished a day up: §2 a week up;_transient. MARRIAGE LICENSMS. owing marriage licenses were lssued Francisco Fanucchi, 33, 1006 Sansome street, and Rosalinda Glorgi, 23, 1010 Alta street. Carol Cochen, 29, city, and Frances Auzanska, 21, ity | er Thomson, 29, 102 Langton street, and = = line Losch, 24, 928 Folsom street . 315 and 321 Eilie st—Rooms, | " .5 ¥, Hill, %, Berkeley, and Jessie M. to §1; week, $1% to $4; open Right. | (75T 4 "o To OYAL HOUSE, 126 Bilis st—Incandescent | , G ;;f'“ Mancont, &, city, seople in cit clean rme.: suites or sin water: rates reduce . and Maria Rosl, lght, reading room. smeking room AN ek 32 | _ Francieco Bertoluccl, 2. 12 Ohio place, and e T 020° tlevator om office floor, | Mecelina Bertolucel, 20, 12 Ohio place. S St Sk G Semmirs Pathe. ntin Mirassou, 22, 1606 Central avenue, and PR L Yirginte Massollino, 39, 1606 Central avenue. n H. Radford, 23, 2553 n J. Oukes, 24, 5 Lexington avenue. Iter C. Hoyt, 21, 1513 McAllister street, and e Cnampion, 19, 1513 Post street. es H. Gibb, 0. Stockton, and Louiss , €40 Golden Gate avenue. is J. Demangeon, 25, 31 Belvedere street, and Julia F. l’émw nll)g:)\‘x;lel;! street. Edward A ellow, 21, 1003 Davis street, ci—Taree sunny tront | BT A OO0, 1. bcl Hapes sroet EHERMAN Apartment House, 28 Eighth st, 1som street, and Furnished nny bay window 1 roome, $250 & | Jes rooma, | front ferns . e H Dunbar, s, 296 Noo strect,_and THE OAKS, 115 Third_A good rooming house | Clara M. Smith, 25, 37137 Seventeenth street. e - SGHES. proprietor. Antoine Vaissler, 51, §22 Jessie street, and _for good people. R. HUCHEE. proprietor. _ | e F. Robert, 48, 52 Jessie street. NCTA 3 eunny com- | *"Patrick 7. Suilivan, 2. Palmdale, and Cather- kitchen; large porc $15. | ine Casey. 21, 212 Broadway. CLASSIFIED sdvertisements and subscript anch office, 2200 Fillma BIRTHS—HARRIAGES—-DBATHS. Birth, marriage and death notices ssnt by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the pubilcation offices and be ROOMS AND BOARD. indorsed_with the name and residence of scns authorized to have the same publishy received at Call FORNIA, 80T—An ‘xcfllem opportunity to particularly desirable accom. at mod- BORN. - apeiiad Sates San BISHOP—In thig city, June 1, 1900, to the s i wife cf Charles J. Bishop, a daughter. Sutter ) holcest | CASEY—In this city, June 11, 1500, to the wife ned: superior table: ele- | of Mike Casey, a son. with board, $30 up; suits o MARRIED. RADBURY, 100 California—New modern | 101 S PRYDE o this city, Juns 24, 140, hotel; excelient table; 100 beautifuily | HOLMEE R CHGn M E “pond, Cebre . #hed rooms: moderate: phone Hyde 271 | Fliimes and Margaret E. Pryde, both of San SIXTH, 271, near Mission—Nicely | Francisco. Tunny rooms with or without | JUNG SING—LAl TUNG HAI-In this city, t very reasonable prices June 2, 190, by the Rev. Willlam C. Pond, b == | Jurg Sing and Lal Tung Hal, both of San ner Fu n—Sunny front Francisco. : breakfast and dinner; pri N—COHN—In this cla June 4, 1900, Magnin and Estelle Cohn, 35 Market st._Buite of 2 or 3 | STHRESHLEY—HYMAN-—In this city, June e -0 34, 1900, by the Rev. B. J. Lion, J. Madison e R Sthreshley and Hattie Hyman. STIRNKORB—HOFMANN=In_this city, June 34, 150, by the Rev. J H Schroeder, Ernst e b and Ida Hotmann. nglish Pennyroyal Plile nm E—COLLINS—In this city, June 20, 1906, _ reliable; take mo other; | 3 5. “Rev. B. J. Lion, William E. Varcoe for varticulars, . "'{‘1“&“ and Ellen M. Collins, both of San Francisco. Ry i € CH—O'DONNELL—In this city, June 23, Cnemical Co., Philadel. Pa. | YURICUQ ORCEN Sohn *A> B, “Wilson, s eyected for $4- collections made; | Louls Yulich and Annie O'Donnell, both of t Trre COLLECTION | _San Francisco. el 570, | i i DIED. Fl‘“ ING MACHINES Il II}I’I’LIES. Mills, Samuel C. ring guaran- g =° ller, Marla M. rd L. ueller, r;dmlou‘ nr. 1ith e Nestell, Myrtle A. , Margaret Patton, Jasper N. mAchl!K S Sandberg, John F. phone Mint 8. | Gajlagher, James é‘:.'fl'r'.“’ urrls 1;‘ e napged, repied; | Haves Henrs F. S PR art | | Lieberman, Theodore Welsh, Eila i {‘A)IN" Robert ‘pns—xn thts city, Ju Jups 23 1006, Sarah N S IX TTPEWRITERS—We e By, :kr.n- ¥ Adams es for leas mond years : house In the rentale, $3. Tl'-”’T;::.wrl.t.z a native aged 7 y Exchange, 53 ¢ Zanite rnia, (elep‘lonn Main 266. | § days. BRADLEY—In this city, June 25, 1900, Charles, | street, 371: beloved son of Charles and Bridget Bradley, and loving brother of Mrs. I. F. Mattoon. Michael Bradley and the late Thomas, Annie and Owen Bradley, a native of San Francieco, aged 3 vears and 7 monthe. T—In this June 25, 1800, Bernard L. beloved husband ‘of Bemelie Brandt, and father of Isaac B. L. and Louis B. Brandt of San Francisco and Mrs. Louis Liebes of New . & native of Hanover, Germany, aged 76 10 months and 7 A Fricnds and acquaintances are respect- ml\ invited to attend the funeral to-morrow at 10 o'clock, from his late resi- Sutter street, thence by 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets to Cypress Lawn Cemetery for cremation. OFFICERS and members of the First Hebrew | Bene lent Soclety quested tomttend the funeral of our late vice president, B. L. Brandt, to-morrow (Wednes- day), at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, 1315 Sutter street. S. ZEKIND, Secretary. ou are respectfuliy re- CONWAY—In this eity, June 25, 1800, Patrick dearly beloved husband of Annie and father of Charles Conway, a way, ¢ County Galway, Ireland, aged Notice of funeral hereafter. PHY—In this city, June 24, 1900, Mau lret. ved wife of the late Edward Duaphy, a native of Irelagd, aged 63 years. §> The funeral will take place this day (Tuesday), at 1 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 41 Woodward avenue. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. NN—In this city, June 2%, 1900, Lyman, be- husband of Delia_Fenn, and father of C. B, J. A and L. J. Fenn, a native of New York, aged rs 9 months and 15 days. this city, June 25, 1900, at E his residence, Gallagher, beloved husband of Ellen Gal- a ‘native of Ireland, aged 61 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. No'flowers. S—In this city, June 2, 190, Hency F., ed husband of Am ruce, Homer and Vernon Hayes, aged 50 years. > Triends and acquaintances are respect- ally Invited to attend the fuperal to-morrow (Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock,” from Odd Fel- lows' Hall Seventh and Market streets, un- der the auspices of Yerba Buena Lodge No. 1 nt 1. O. O. F. Cemeter: ne 24, 1900, Regina, O. F. Inte ‘Km\h In this cit; 1 reu‘l of the late Louts Kline, beloved mothet f Mis. B. V. Reichenberg, . A. H. Green- I:‘”Z‘g, Mrs. H. Ickelheimer and David Kline, Munich, Germany, & 7 Funeral this o'clock, from her late reside street. ‘thence to Third and 64 years and 1 month. wnsend streets Cemetery. Please omit flowers. MAN~—In this city, June 23, 19, Theo- dore Licberman, a native of Breslau, Ger- many. ‘aged 61 years. i Js and acquaintances are respect- vited to attend th ay), at 10:15 o'clock, from the parlors sted & Co., 946 Mission street. Inter- | Home of Peace C train from Third and Townsend | In the Cf 1500, Robert ged 65 years. city, Junme 23 1900, Samuel beloved husband of Anna E. amuel C., E. J., Heron and County Hospital, Clarendo: .2 . Seabold, Mrs. J. C. 4 M Clarence F. Bury, & native of New York City, aged 66 years § months | and 9 days. £ 7 Funeral services will be held this day | 11 o'clock, at his late residence, Teet. between Howard and MORRIS—In Alameda, June 24, 1900, Leon, be- Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris, and £ Jack. Irvin, Rose and Nettie Mor- loved son broth ris, a native of Stockfon, Cal., aged 27 years 2 mc and 18 days. | iends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Tutaday). from ‘the residence of his uncle, K. Morris, 1308 Webster street, at 10 o clock, thence by 11:30 train from corner of Third and Townsend streets to Salem Cemetery. No. F. of A.. will meet at their hail at 10 o'clock sharp to attend the funeral of their late brother, Leon Morris. By order of the LEO KAUFMANN, Becretary. ced wife of the laté Jacob n, and mother of Mrs. A. n Francisco, aged 72 years. 7 years and ¢ months. of C {n Chicago, IIl.," Mrs. Louis Ohio, and Mrs. Belle Hel- | ashington, D. C of funeral hereaffer. June 24, 1900, John Gunner and Sweden, aged 32 1 acqua tances are respect- fully i the funeral this da (Tuesa ay), =h_Evangelical Luth eran Mission street, be- nencing at 2 o'clocs. Rematns at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co.. 1137 Mis- slon street, between Seventh and Eighth. In- Laurel Hill Cemetery, term SCHULTZ—In this ecity, June 24, 1800, Carrie | B. ved_ daughter of Catherine and the lafe Philip Schultz, and sister of Mabel, Maud | and E a Schultz and Mrs. Remington, a native of San Francisco, aged 21 years 2 months and 13 days. quaintances are respect- vited to attend the fumeral this day ~4 ay), at 2 ock, from the résidence her mother, 28 ment I O, 0. F. Cemetery. In this city, Barlow J. Smith, M.D.. eloVed husband of Augusta T. Smith, father of E. Cotton Smith, Mrs. W. B. and Mrs. H. Winter, a natlve of lingford, Conn., aged 73 years and 9 days. ~ [rFriends and_acqualntances are respect- fully tnvited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday 10:30 o'clock, from the chapel at 0dd Fel Cemetery. < city, June 24, 1900, Robert F., nd of Anita Welss, father of Juanita , and brother of John W. and Theodorla Weigs of Boston, a native of Ger- aged 31 years and 10 days. (Boston papers please copy.) > Fri - invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday). at 2 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 719 Turk street, between Van Ness ave- nue and Franklin street. Interment I O. O. F. Cemetery. WELSH—In Watsonville, June 24, 1900, Flla, beloved daughtér of James and Ellen Welch, and Jov r of Richard, Maggie, John and James Weish. a native of San Francisco, aged 26 years and 3 months. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 8:45 o'clock, from her late | residence, 37 Hardy street, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at>9 o'clock. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. ———— e e HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO. (Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher), DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Mgr. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALM 20 Fifth et, opposite Lincoln School. Telephone South §0. UNITED UNDERTAKERS. 27 and 29 Fifth st. Tel. South 167. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. Finest Equipment at Moderate Rates. hmtfln"'!“olfl)"b">>0‘<$"nf‘>0 VOUgBHY |C § Rackliff, Ferndale |L L Ruse, Hesanae an Diego |T W Bowen, Los A W Bown. Cotass * |br D R Talgnder s Ao D Bradley, Merced |D Evans, Eureka H Meeker, Pac Grov F J Rarrington, L An 3 Enoderase & tam, Dr H W P Wolleger, ‘Selm: | Wisconsin M Da gliefo J J Thompson, Sallnas H Harl L Carteri, S8 Barbara A ¥ Bendicion, L Ang|Mitss Carterl, & Basora Teague, Fresno J R Weeks, L Ang _A McClurg, Oll City\Mrs C A Burleigh, Cal L Wood & w. Cal” |F'H Greene, Fresno F Overhalt. Chgo J Conroy, N Y W Hurg, Oregon_|Dr J_Clark, Gilroy W Drummond, Ptid Mrs § J Col, Provdnce D Amerows, Iowa |E O Smith & w, Alaska S Powers, lowa L Du Pont Syle & w, C Mitchell, Cal | Berkeley Lessen, Portland |Miss Syle, Berkeley L Scofield & w, L A/A L Rabe & w, C!I B Root, Los Ang W E Emery, Vallecita Stobie,” Cal |W F Lanagan, Cal D Barry, Cal |Miss Lan: an Cal Treskow, Crockett |E B Carric] Princevaile & w, CallW E Coul, smmu H Nicoll & w, N Y |C H Meeker, Pac Grove H Hilllard & w, 11 {J C Mogk, Colusa H Briggs &.w, Cal [E E Hareison, Orland L King. San Jose |E E Harrelson, Orland Dr G W Moorehouse, J H Lyndon, Los Gatos Ohio PALACE HOTEL. H B Wood & w, § Jose|Mrs L V Turner, Seatt F A West, Stockton | E R Cowles, N ¥ D K Drake, N Y N H_Johnsor R C Cains, Texas Mrs H E Wilson, Cal W G Kuckhoff, L Ang Mrs E Kittredge, Oak G W Hoover, N ¥ |C W Pyle, Kansas R G EIl. Montreal . |E P Harbrick, Denver W Bry, New York ~ |W B Maling, Maine J W Fuller, St Paul |M Castner & w. Sydny L ¥, Dvas st Logis |C T Barbour, Brovidce P F Kelley & w, Seattl NEW WESTERN HOTEL. by, Coluga |J Moxon & w, Hmbdt fi: e W King, I ‘A McGlen, Evreka Uit &' cnm.nB\z Wymhan, Haltmn )’( A A Brown, Cincinnat G R Morse, Bloomfleld g |P J Monson, A S P Smith, Boston P Riley & W, Los Ang ! Y e REAL ESTATE T TRANSACTIONS. _ Bryant to Mathfide Hertz, lot on o onay sireet, 1063 B of Scott, B 35 by o § ucu:mwhlnmh- undi- X ot Point Lobos avenue, N 8@ Michael C. Dunn to Henrietta J. Kruse, on W line of Alabama street, 176 N of Twenty- | sixth, N 20 by W 100; $1500. | John R. Winterton to Kate A. Forester, lot | 22051105, & Eomall setnel. B 5 of Felle place, Joscph, Martha and John Mooney to Freder- lot on § line of Point Lobos avenue, 32:6 W of First avenue, W 50 by 8 100; 510. John Quaid to Misouria J. Itne of Q street, nue,” B 50 by N'100 Annfe McBride (single) to Annie G. Coffey lot on N line of T street, / of Thirty-ninth avenue, W 175 M. Solomons to Charles H. Rines, line of Arlington street, 163 NE of | Roanoke ¥ NI 158 by SE 146, | “Paul’ Hellmann to California Wine Assocta- tion (a corporation), lot on SW line of Regent street, 130 NW of San Jose road, NW 30 by SW 100, sybdivisions 15 and 18, Pforr's Addi- tion to West End Homestead; $400. Milton S. Bisner to J. B. Reinstein, to 4, block 13, lots 1 to & block 5, San Miguel City; 8. Margaretha E. Tictjen to Marten B. Joost lots 22 and 24, K City Land As: of Lobos street, 6, SE %, SE 110, i07:6 E of Thirt $55. (wife of Henry E. block 8, Fair- 5l 3 ++H‘PFP-H’H*H—H+H~H4+PHH°H44-!+H‘H+++H+H-P-X++ L +++’I~H1I-H—H1’I'-E‘H"l—!—i—l+-l~!‘i‘ -l-l—l-l*l'H—X-l—H—l—l—H-H-l.‘l-l-l’Hob-l-lfll‘ o ofe forforfocfoeforforfoferforfecforioforte] £ of Plymouth, W 206, block Q: .lw 1ot | , Ratiroad Homestead Association: lot 96, block 22 | 29, 140 and 163, bio Mission and Thirtieth streets Homes 12, block 39, Sunnyvale Homestea Paul Reservation Home- Lawless to Anna Joost, corner of Carolina and Napa streets, hy E 10; also.lot on E line of land conveyed Leland Stanford to James P. 5, described in 1429 D $& at a mnm distant 2 chains due S from stake 18 S 12 chains 14 links, N ™ dagcess 34 W 13 chains 14 links, N 25 E 2'chains, S 70 degrees M minutes, N 25 degrees §1 minutes, 4 chains 20 links, 18 Broderick street, Jamosl C. Hayes, and father containing 1.5 1 Marten .vnoit to same, lot on W lin2 of Kan- 25 N of Humbold!. N Marten B. Joost to same, ayfear In full in following issue, gift. Alanfeda County. R. W. and Lottie V. 28 desctiptions will Tutt to E. A. Heron, N line of Railroad avenue or Seventh | , 7 W of Chestnut street, W 89, N 70, B | of Max Gensberger, a native of (Tuesday), at_ 9:30 ce, 1234 Geary | Oakland: also lot on N line of Railroad avem: 25 W of Linden, W 47 by Oaklend; $10. jam and Annie Shields to George G. Mor- , 1ot on S corner of lands {urmcrly of John Everding and new count s, SW 4.05 chaing, NW ins’ to beginning, Berkeley; $330. Carl Dechow to Jensine V 3 | and 12, block 18, North Alameda Tract, Brook- block 58, on map of Larue's adaition to town of Clinton, East Oakland: gift. Sarah D. Sanderson (widow) to John J. John- 2, of Northern Addition | Murray Township; $200. Builders’ Contracts. Willlam Ede Company (a corporation, own- ers) with George Goodman (contractor), ai tect Albert Farr—Cribbing, sheet piling, pump- | fng and"concrete foundation for e fous gto | brick hulldlng on \\ corner of Flrfll and Minna by special train at 11 o'clock to Home of | or Seventh street, R T R S S O M e M S S B B e e e e e S 2 e thence SE 162 | funeral this day | c metery, by 11:30 ship; also lot vrey, & mnative of | of town of Livermore, Frank J. and Sabin | preckch (owner) with Smyth Bros. and plastering for residence on NE corner of | Pacific avenue and Laguna street Herman and architect Fred line of Seventeenth street, W 49:4 by N 160; $26 with Thomas | W of Castro, Emily Wilson . terra_cotta and g and flue linings for a | ven-story and basement brick and terra cotta | building on SW line of Market street, 176:6 NE | brick work, cement of Court Palo Alto | " Works (con- Cast and wrought {lluminating tiles and , architect same- structural steel, pes for same on same; Swher with W. >ckton, Jupe 22, 1900, Maria | Knowles and Georse (contractors), a same—Carpen- | ter and mill work, glass glazing, hardware, in and galvanized iron work, June 22, 1300, Myrtle Adele, beloved ing, varnishing, 1la' and the late Herbert Nes- | on same; 321, June 25, 1900, Jasper | eloved husband of Sophia | arles Patton, and brother RN , architect same—Lathing and plaster- ing for same on same: Willlamson Comvpany | ccorporation), Plumbing, gasfitting, for same on same; §2519. Ucilla E. Cook “drain and marble Augusta Sandberg, | Carpenter w . reilings, marble o work, glazing, stairs, electrical and brick work and painting for constructional purposes for a frame bullding. with_cellar, of Nineteénth, T. Veltch & W. Percy=All “basement _brick p 5, nth, where services will | cott (owner), with W, work for a three-story on SW line of S SE 4510 by SW 13 . T. Veltch & Bro. Cushing-Wetmore Company (corporation), architect same—Conerete and arti- | A%ial stone work for same on same: Same congractors | contractors). architect | tron_work for same on same; $1418 Same contractors with City S * same—Cast and wrought | ect Improve- same—Take down and remove present bufld- | ing and do all the excavating, trenching, pile- | arfving and bulkheading for same on same; | $3475. Sixteenth street. Inter- | B e B e B e o S S S S S S i ]. | el et Shipping Intelligence. San Francisco 341 PN Chicago Ticket Office 628 Market Street i .T.rain on the .D.ay of July, :l‘icket to Passenger who has the price. + + o o+ o+ .i B B B B o B B e B B R S B S 2 O S S A M A - ¥ L2 22 And Market-Street Ferry Depot- 8 L e e o —_— Sunday, June 24. Leland, 80 hours from Moss Tratns I Stmr Gipsy, ding and way ports. lasr:mr South Coast, Olsen, 26 hours from Eu- Monday, June 25. Stmr Rival, Johnson, 18 hours from Usal, Stmr Cleone, Madsen, 14 hours from Caspar. Stmr Orizaba, Parsons, 23 hours from Eureka, Schr Oceania Vance, Murchison, 12 days from 9 days from Grays ds and acquaintances are respect- | New Whatcom. Schr Volant, Ericksen, Monday, June 2. Stmr ‘Umatilla, Cousins, Victoria, ete; Good- Perking & Co. . Reade, - Br shin Marechal Suchet, Queens- | o & Oakaale, ‘Monday, June 2. Bridgett, Ventura. Loomis, Btmr 3 YVictoria and Port Stmr Umatilia, Cousins, *9: 04 'lllu Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino, s chr Sadie, Smith Umpqua. BSchr Newark, Beck, Bowens Landing. lont 29 W—Ger bark May 12, on equator, Almll. trom London, for San Diego. MISCELLANEOUS. June 25—Br ship Glenogil, London, for Vancouver, put into Tocopilia with TELEGRAPHIC. LOBOS, June 2, 10 p m—Weather ; wind NW, velocity 16 miles. DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived June 25—Schr Eric, from Port Townsend. SEATTLE—Arrived June 24—Stmr Ruth, from Y June M—Stmr Queen, for Sitka; stmr ‘Willamette, for San Francisco. Salled June 23—Br ship Shandon, for United Arrived June %—Stur Cleveland, from Caps JLOCK—Arrived June 25—Schr Se- Br stmr Bloemfontein, S;llod June 2%—Br stmr Energia, for Mel- E(.RF‘KA—SMM June 25—Stmr Del Norte, tor Portisad, yia Cocs Bay. TILLAMOOK—Sailed June 2%4—Stmr W H Kruger, for San Francisco, via Eureka. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived June 25—Stmr Coquille River, hence June 19. Sailed June 25—Schr Azalea, for Honolulu; r San Francisco. "—Sailed June 22—Schr Amethyst, for Ban_Francisco. 'ASTORIA—Sailed June 25—Br stmr Inverness, DIEGO—Arrived June 25—Ger stmr Seraphis, from Hamburg. Salled June Z—Ger stmr Seraphis, for San CAPE FLATTERY—Passed June %—Ship M from Honolulu, for Port Hadlock. PORT LUD!AOW—Arrlvtd June 2%—Schr Ida from Port Townsend. PORT GAMBLE—Salled June 25—Bktn Ska- c“BRaGG—?;Hvofi June 25—Stmr Na- onal City, hence June 24. UBOWENS LANDING—Sailed June %-Stmr for Ventura. - FOREIGN PORTS. NANAIMO—Arrived June 24—Stmr Astec, from Port Los Angeles. ANTWERP-Arived June 2-Br bark Ra- WCASTLE, NSW—Arrived uflir bark Amiral Troude and San_Francisco. ‘D{n port June 4—Br ship Cape Wrath, for San TONDON—Sailed June 24-—Br ship Riverside, Gounod, to load _for San Francisco. puxovm—sum June 2—Fr bark Mare- chal de Turenne, for Hull YOKOEAIA—AMV.G June 25—Br stmr Gae- SaMed June Z—Ship Wm H 17—Ship Governor “‘Tnm—sum' captain dead. *4:30 Niles, *5:008 ni.kofl h erstiold, Saugus for bara, Los Augeles.... 61007 Frosna Puew oo 6 qdola, from Seattle; from seattle. 17:00r anlq« Trom munim« o hence June "el‘)nAGOA BA'! b h‘om New Yofl for Hon ENSLNADA- Sailed June 2, Curacao, for San_Francisco. OYSTER HARBOR — Satled June 24—Ship Charmer, for St Michael. OCEAN STEAMERS, i N&-‘;fln_ ¥ vided ane- erest following: Lot EY NSW — Arrived Junes 24 — Stmr lemflstththfirmelw Aorangi, from Vancouver, via Honolulu and W 2 by N 100; aiso lot " line ot Wood | Brisbans. SOUYHERN PACIFIO COMPANE, (PACIFIC SYSTEM.) vo nud nre due to arrive 8¢ RAN FRANCINCO. {3tain Line, Foot of Market Streek) —~ Frou Mav 13, 100. — 7:004 Benicia, Suisuo, Elmira, v-uvmg Rumsey sud . #1004 Shasta lxwen—Du Bartiett, Bl *7:304 Martin Bovora. 9:004 lm A ‘ment~ Porterril *12:00% Haywerde, Ni 1:00F Sacramento Itiver Steamers. 00 Haywards, Niles and Way Siaifon. Loga, Swita 1toss. . K-Hhh‘m *4:00¢ Martine: ‘Nupn, Gallso *4:00¢ Bonicls, Winters, Woodland, Margaville, Orovilla. . an Jix Dond for Y oacenc), Vresn, allefo ... COAST DIVISION (Nar) (Foot of Market Streok.) fim Banta Cruz l!xzurion for Cruz and Principal W, *$1184 Newark, Couterviile, San. mmercmu a-uuum i se I"lli Almadon, ., Bo o Goun a0t rm.dpu Stations. *4:13r Newsrk. Sau Jose, Los Gatos. 04:152 Glenwood. Feiton, Banta Cruz CREEK ROUTE FERRY. Prom SAK FRANGISCO— o0t of Narkat Sueea 8l COAST lll'lh 0N (lm-d Gauge). (third and Townsend $ts.) 104 Ocean View, South San Francisco.. 004 San Jose xid Way Almadon Pacliie Grove, l'llll Robles, B, Lowpss asd ncipal Rllll.ml Jose ll‘ ‘ay Stationa BOA SanJdose, LosGatossnd WayStations t2:43¢ Sau Maico, Kedwood, Meulo Park, AILS, Santa Olara, San Jose, ufs O r San Jose and Way Statlons llr fi-:n— ‘"fl. anmve ., San Rnlwl. Vllh!l. !‘h Onlistogs and Ssnta Ross. #8:004 Dayls, Woodland. Knights Landing, Maryaville, Oroville. . 1004 Atlantic ".lpu-—oldlll snd East RLIELTY lln Jose, Saoramento, Maryaville, Chico, li.d s Chinese (for Yosemite), Cacters. 9:004 Haywarda, Niles and Way Siation Zathrop, Slockton, Kmln- an verland Limitod—Ogden, Den- ver, Omabs, Chicago. *11:004 Nilea, Lizermars, Sioc) ndote, Hanford, Visatia, d Way Stations, *9:40a AND BACK. for Iej- and Kast, rards, Niles and =, Chicago. Port Costa’and Way m- Santa ;-m-. 18:08¢ | Rafael, *6:207 | 2. m.; 12:45, Way m.u- *9:45, | CALIFORNIA NORTAWESTERN RY. CO. LEosSsEEm SAN FRAMCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFABEL. | WEEK DAYs—flvfl. 900, 1100 & m.; 1335, 3:0, 5:10, 6:80 = trip s hme m ys—Bxtra trips at 1.3 | SUNDAYS—5:00, 9:30, 11:00 a m.j 1:30, 3:30, | 5:00, 6:20 p._m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS—4:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 a. m.; 12:48, t:n. 3 = Saturdays—Extra trips at m. 40, 11:10 & mg B, 340, Excursion tickets will be — m%m ol Shnctws Pk S sold on June 28th, 20th e IR kT S and 30th good for 6odays M Jouor to come back, The rateis made for the Democratic B National Convention, but s any one can use the 95 tickets. Kansas City 628 MARKET STREET. NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Via Sas lito Fi m o o Sinziadion Perryt By R R e S 85 Braop o e FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY mmmx_}..“-‘”lm‘m o et Springs, Upper Lake. Pomo, Potter Vailey, John Day's, Riverside, Lierley's, mg; rt. Usal, Willits, Ii's Springs, Harris, nd_Sundays, at §: -BUNDAYS—1 > reduced rates. 11:00 a. m. does mot runm to San Rafael Sun- | “5n " Bunday round trip tickets to all points days. 10:30a | ~Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin. md San Rafael at half rates. "';"A nou“EAN' RAFAEL TO SANanlnm cket offices, §60 Market n. c-u-u- bidg. <8:304 |~ WEEK DAYS—3:35, *8: §:40, *10:15 o, | B _C. WHITING. X RYA m.; 12:30, 1:15, 2:15, *3:20, -Jo. 30 General Manager. Gon: Puem: Agent. EXTRA TRIPS on -Mondays, SRR 0 B WABASH SUNDAYS—6: *5:00, 24 4 i L S P [ E 8 yifipn pareet ) gtars 2o Sen quenee. | NTAGARA, FALLS SHORT LINE SER R Y e 3 m-;. ; e rmh = . b N« w U TR S R | Kew York and - i P —— m—Ei-mfi"fi"" - B CRANE, O '. 79 MOUNT TAMALPAIS somc RAILWAY Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Ferry: WEEK DAYS. 230 a. m., 1:45 and 5:15 p. m. s AL R ‘a.‘."“ = NEW TAVmO’TAme WEEKLY CALL 1 per Year. i