The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 18, 1900, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, Kearny st 44, Merch MONEY TO LOAN. it in city; 412 Pine. arty on furniture and low rates; confidential s 5t ants’ e _without security; Tousley Co.. 321 Parrott MUSICAL INSTRU N MAUZY & ds & Son rogewood ca. Post st rosewood se ot Chickering. Vose. AZ corner Eddy, rm thout removal K, 116 Agency. 143 Phe! e room 8, respectable privat hes, diamonds: Jowest on second money Lo bulla with: Home Bullding . room 3. alaried people without securit | Ex., 431 Cal H 23 Taylor st. all bu: McAliister st ~ollateral ME BARGAIN L ornia. | confi- per month: no 101, 6 Eddy st. | out xaminer buflding. 1o com- or in- | _ blg. | in planos show le to Sterl & SON, 16 IABLE pi able house . be bought on The ZENC s such a b Th rchase pric grade ash, $6 per month MAUVAIS MU. ir address is from AUVAIS', 768 est ever shown in line of mu- 2o best at MAU- at SHERMA privilege of ex- allowed select from 5 per month. Sutter sts., TEINWAY our new location, off on_ pianos 3 Helne uprights, $327 hickering, $165; 1 Ma. and ther bargal: av d § other mak z st near City the oldest and largest o is KOHLER & CHASE oS of all ko Sunday seen 1a a IHMYSICIANS AND SURGEO! Office and resi: xth and Seventh " DONNFLL Market st bet REAL fic Healls 519 Kage. s der St ed or waved by using e a bottle: druggists. ehioned silver, descriptions; r ween ESTATE—CITY—FOR rices lowest rase and satisfy the best in r—gp ES r Market 5 and from the ferry . Veda Rouge, first ¢ tion Ad. Physiclan, box 145 of all Dewing Bros rt time; leaving ¥ nds of musical 417 Geary st. Kearny st e | BERKELEY organs and srades his week in high-zrade 3! Flood bullding st world up- tanoe for stor 1710 Market ® stallment $5 ster st st agent for < pianos. and mew. H. Latham place. mistry, 782 by ag HOPKE BROS. 0 order, recov- k guaranteed: olstery; phone nth st first- 6 per week. 0c; v bair rolls upward; no pain: par- Call. removed from: e Leavenworth. payments. Art Taflor- Nicholas Hot brass, copper Dupont_st. Exyptisn Henpa restores Eray tural calor: $1. at all druggists. 14 and sliver boug! 506 Kearny st. K & CO. 667 Market st, site; fine Southeast ¢ sts. muse_sell A. M. SPE 61X108 feet K & CO., 667 Market st. WILL bufld 4-room bay-window cottage; Estate and investment Agents ] ken of Property. downtown better than roers: 166x120 feet: close to Van and McAilister st. modern bulldings: paye § per vicinity Jones . choicest corner in this on Sixth st nts 2400 per i new improvements; rents $95: 2 fron =t 4 stores and PROVED BARGAINS. water front; and North Point; manufacturing ite. northwest corner Guugh magnificent residence ine view. 3 front- ~renrmnen~ | GOOD houses O'Farrel, near | g - P ciden Gate ave. | HYD . —— | MARKET, 26624 Hair Tonic 3e box | ROOMS TO LET—Fur NSWICK House, 145 Sixth—Rooms Zic | night: $1 2% to' 35 per week, and light | | | v | er Market and Church | 2 car lines; want offer; THE greatest bargain in Richmond; nothing | to eaual it° two of the cholcest and best lo- | cated lots; 2%xi20 each; fenced in; all street | work done and ready for building; taxes pald l up to next vear; only $600 each; Eleventh ave., mear Ciement ertisements and culars call on §20_California st., Kearny. : read the real estate | E ¥ou_will sce these ure ihe cheapest lots in San Francisco. W. J. GUNN, between Montgomery and For par- i t | residence; sass the door. WANTED for cash customer, prope paying 7 per | Oakland. Sutter and P | ~Market, | E cent. W. THE CORNER lot, cery and bar ar line: TOR rale—A 4-roomed cottage, to be removed. | bet. 20th and 21st MODERN houses butltlow, 2415 Harrison st | _terms to suit buyer. olk_ sts. BARNARD, 1118 Brdw J. GUNN, 380 Calif 100x120; new butlding. Stcck and Axtures clearing $300 mo. handsome ; FOR SALE—Great bargain; new 8-room park substantial; terms to ‘suit purchaser; owner on premises, 826 Clayton £t., south of Haight; electric cars Owner 413 Kearny st. cheap: end Box 3116, Call. ‘REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. ! ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfarn, [ funeral parlors of Charles H. Jacob & Co., between O'Farrell and 315 Mason street, Geary. COSTIGAN—In this_city, ASON, 1301—Nicely furnished rooms to let; single ‘and en suite. MINNA, 667, corner Eighth—Newly furnished | _bay-window room, $1 per week; transtent. O'FARRELL. 20 — Sunny furnished rooms and offices; elevator; electric lights; day, wk., mo. | O'FARRELL, 18¢1—Two nicely furnished rooms; sun all day; §10 and %. 1237—Large sunny rooms, newly fur- complete, in strictly private family. ALE House, 318 and 321 Ellis st.—Rooms, > to §1, week 3125 to M: open night. 125 is _st—Incandescent ‘reading room, smoking room and ladies’ Joseph, Mo., a native of vears 2 months and 9 days. Y., papers please copy.) w York, aged fully invited to attend the funeral Thursda September 20, at 0dd Fellow; on the arrival of the train leaving San Fra clsco at 8 o'clock a. dence of Mrs. H. R. Muzzy, 2122 Pacific av nue. ROYAL | iien father of Mrs. W. C. Klefer, a native dA.kron, Ohto, aged 72 years 3 months and y ||‘mlur. roome, per night, 35c to §13); week, $2 o $5; month, 3§ to $20. elevator on office rocins with hot and cold water: baths. Apartment House. 28 Tight ar Market- Furnished or unfurnist TH, suites dence, 1019 Geary street. Lawn Cemetery. CULVER—In this city, Susie, beloved of Susie Bell and James Ma; aged | DANVILL 8 Fourteenth shed sunny rooms; also rocins for light housek TAYLOR, §10—Large sunny front room, $i5 another. $12: handsome suite, $0; all hewiy furnished; private. THIRD. §7. et $125 and ¢ September 17, wart, ars. city, September 17, 1900, In this street. . clean, furnished rooms to let; b o ville, Leloved husband of the late Jennie Da September 17, 1300, William J., beloved husband of Kate N. Cos- tigan, and father of Dr. George D. Costigan, U. 8. Navy, and Ralph E. Costigan of St. (Brocklyn, N. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- Hall, Suisun, CROUSE~—In this city, September 17, 1390, John R., beloved husband of Louisa Crouse, and [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o’clock, from his late resi- Interment Cypress 1900, wife of Orrin Culver, mother “ulver, and sister of George M. a native of Andover, Samuel Barcroft Dan- SEPTEMBER 18, 1900. RIFLE EXPERTS END SCHUETZEN 61 ¥ of 13 Last Day Is Productive Clever Work by the Marksmen. High Scores Are Made by Sharp * shooters—Affair Closes With Enjoyable Banquet on at n- | Toom with bath £ 2| ville, father of Annie, Harry, Lottle and ounds. i onth, or gentle- | Charles Danville, and brother of Mrs. All the Gu s | Pitree and Miss Marla Danville of Mazsv i b CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions | Cal., a native of Illinols, aged 47 years CTION SALE. the L. L. >mpTi: 1, located SATURDAY, o'cl | At the Robinson station, near Antioch. River and Is traversed town in Ant ties to suit purchasers. near Antioch, . will be sold as a whole AT AUCTION, SEPTEMBER k 100 some_place. . ESTATE—COUNTRY—For S THE LOS MEDANOS RANCHO. NSON ESTATE. ng about £00 acres of rich farming | in Contra Costa ROBI by d Santa Fe raiiroads 1l and Los Medanos are on the ranch. the same time and place will be s0ld the belonging to the same estate, located toch and New York Landing, in quantl- 1900, at 12 Los Medanos This fine ranch has a frontage of several miles on the San Joaquin both the Southern The stations sers from San Francisco to Los Medanos. culars see catalogues mile bulldings, app grand scenery 5 Ninth | “on place and shade rest good Spring: pasture; on. Ci es; 65 acres on mecount of mortgage. | FACRE mountain home. mear Mou 50 Jevel, with mea: e orchard, fences, sugar pi must sell; $1000 Oakland. 3 mijes 3 miles from Byron must be sold Write to P. O. box mo: pleass c L7 Notic R—In y and William Drager, a native aged §1 years and 3 months. In this city, beloved husband of Annie Ericl er of Alma Erickson, a native eden, aged 45 years 1 mon received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore st | A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been cstablished at 109% Valencia st | ——e e of funeral hereafter. this city, September 117, ROOMS AND HOARD. | O'FARRELL, 605 (Johnson House)—Large ele- | ®snt sunny rooms, with board, suitable for | three or four in family, including private bath | and Greesing room. must be meen to be ap- | da (Marysville, Cal., papers | 1900, ager, beloved mother of John, Jo- September 16, 1900 ] The secénd and last day of the Califor- nia Schuetzen Club's festival was marked by many good scores and a large attend- ance of ambitichs marksmen at the Sehuetzen Park ranges yesterday morn- ing and afternoon. Among the prominent marksmen pres- ent were J. Gruhler, who made the splen- did score of 73 on the honorary targec; W. R. Hyatt and E. Scamidt of Sacra- ot k- of { e _breclated; reasonable; reference: | u.—vnum;' flnd(n"\,}‘da{i‘nl';flces are respect- | mento; C. Babin, T. J. Carroll, AF. = = el el invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | js. cker, _Captain = At- MCALLISTER, 110%—Board and room; reason: 1), at'2 o'clock, from the pariors of | HaLmEIte, A R R N & i California_ Undertaking Company, 408 | e = BEIC0 40" 73" in his three and | BOARD and rooms at 415 First st mear Har- | Lowell street near Post. Interment Laurel | (on)5S0ig7 C. H. Sagehorn and A. Pape. i 3 isa, dearly William, SPECIAL NOTICES. T = | ster of Richard R. and Wil- ODD FELLOWS' Cemetery Assoctation—The | & native of Schweringer, Ha: annual meeting of the lot owners of the Odd | over, Germany, aged 45 vears and 2 days. | Fellows' Cemetery will be held on Monday, | 2 (> Friends an | Eeptember 24, 1900, at 2 p. m., at the office | = of the association, Point Lobos ave., for the | (Wedneeday), at 2 o’clock, from her late resi- election of trustees, etc. By order of the| dence, north ner of Harrison and Beale | Boarl of Trustees. streets. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by | | i GEOBI’:E T. BOHEN, Pres. electric funeral car. | __GEORGE PENLINGTON, Sec. | GILLESPIE—In this city, September 16, 1900, LADIES Chichester's English Pennyroval Pills | Sarah Beatner, relict of the late C. V. G espie, ared $4 year are the best: nafe. relabie: take no other: | * Frinity Chureh, corner of send 4c stamps for particulars. “Relief for | §rFuneral rom Tl 1 P D. adies,” "In letter by return mafl; at drug. | Bush and Goush streets, this day (fues o ster (| Co. del., Pa. | e BT Ehestiy' CREmIONT €0/, Fliilunel, (B In this city, September 17, 190, Dan- | ROOMS papered_from 1 of Henrietta' Green, s KE st.. room 1 ATE personal knowledge—each of the | 8000 ranches on my SALE and EXCHANGE than all other agents land agent NWAY any time within | CITY property and farms exchanged or sold lists free. MARION GRIFFIN 719 Market BAD tenants ejected for $4: collections ma | ity or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., | painting done. Hart: | | _415 Monteomery st.. rooms 9-10: tel. 5580, | { | | HAAS—In this city Ew ALL kinds bought, =old, rented, exchanged; re- | pairing lowest rates; open ev 205 4th st. | G MACHINES AND SUPPLIES. Iowa, papers please copy.) BARGAT meda re easy ter Park st n fmy ate in & il parts Alameda ompany, . San Franciscc. on 1500 UEMER—In this city, September 17, 1300, Lou- beloved wife of Henry Flemer, e Lulu ‘and Etta d acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow h Jane Green, and brother | September 16, 1300, Mar. garet, dearly beioved and only child of John AN Yennie Haas. a native of San Franciseo, aged 15 years 2 months and § days. (Dubuque, {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect between Gough and Octavia, where services On the members' target, where eac!l { man was only allowed tnree shots, F. E. | Mason made the highest score ever made | in the club, his score being Hagerup, | cn the same target, made | At noon the shooters sat down to a 1 banquet in the dining hall at the park, with Philo Jacoby at the head of the table. Speechmaking was indulged in by every one and the visiting marksmen ani the old-time champions were cheered to the echo. During the flow of oratory the history of the California Schuetzen Club was told. In the course of his address Mr. Jacoby said: “In 1 the Centennial Commissioners sent an {nvitation (o this State for marKs- men to go to Philadelphia and enter the lists for the world’s champlonship honors. Twenty-one teams from all over the world cre entered. Seven of us marksmen, de- iring to uphold California’s reputation, | came together and decided to journey to Philadelphia. Provided with a mascot in the shape of a large carved and gilded bear, emblematic of our State, we entered the contest and won, beating every team competing. The old guard that won that yictory is now getting along In years. Time, however, is dealing kindly with us. Of the seven men of that team four of us are now present—A. Strecker, A. Rah- wyler, William Ehrenpfort and myself. il on | B — —. — v vited to 4 th fu 1 this A BOUGHT. sold. rented. S meslastand | PRI A n i Seldee shuttles: reduced rates. 145 fith; phone Mint of “her barents, 602 Second street, corner i n T DL D B Brannan, thence to the First Engli ALL kinds bought, sold and repalring guaran- angelical Lutheran Church, Geary. street, | sh | ST EE will be held, commencing at 2:30 o'clock. In- | ‘‘The California Schuetzen Club was STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. terment 044 Fellows' Cemetery. | founded at that time. To-day it is one ey e o HORADT—In this city, September 17, 180, | Of the stanchest shooting clubs in the | WILSON BROS,, storage and movini Frank, youngest and beloved son of Louts | World, with a great membership and with ADVERTISEMENTS BERKELEY 2 Cen nts: corner Apply t ing P. O., Berkeley lot Iy 10 minutes of universi MASON & McLENATH. station. EAL 2 AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. e on a large corner lot Mix ESTATE. NEW 5-room house, with all modern im- | fronting Telegraph grounds. , adjoin- | vans. Tenth and Market: phone South 762. and Chrisansia Horadt, and brother of Akata R g ———————— | and Chr. Horadt, a native of San Francisco, Storage and Furniture Moving Com- | - pany. 2320 Fillmore st.: phone Jackson 28t | o flaberiter ik o yom Louis Henry, belo TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. l PACIFIC | i - o da, Marie and Henry Loretz) a native GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We | Fruitvale, aged 4 years § months and 13 day ecli better machines for less money than any | [ Friends and ‘acqualntances are resp house tn the city; rentals, $3. The Typewriter | fully invited to attend funeral —serv this day (Tu family residence, day), at 10:30 o'clock, at t! "hool street, between Exchange, 526 California, telephone Main 266. | WANTED—Second-hand Remington typewriter: | (Tuesday), 3 o'c a EW typewriters. $5 down, REVALK, 4% California st. —_— month payments. Cathedral, where a_solemn requiem ass W OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. V&:FFIC’E—IHS BROADWAY. AND REAL ESTATE. attent Sixteenth ave. opposit ding h a pun ted; v Oakland. the right party inducements will be offered; and des Lt H n—A building site you r ages and mever find its equaj Nineteenth ¢ Independence Park, East from its apex [ r. rooms; | fenced: | climate: Fruit grand view; no in all $450, | enth st, Onskland; owne: excellent fogs nor raw winds close to 2 electric car lines, fine 3- oolhouse and 90-foot boulevard Call or send for circular, 4 carriage CASH, 3650 monthly—Plain cottage of % go0d well of water: 2 fine-lot £0i Oakland; easy of access, the s and waters form ust be seen to be ap- ing to build, venth st., Z. JON Land O nicely superb situate in price Sev- free. H. Z. | Get list from GEO. W. AUS- | TIN & CO., 1% Broadway, Oakland. OAKLAND F A2 introduction to NITURE FOR SALE. | from H. Schellhnas, the iture dealer, 11th and Franklin, Oakland. d $on of Louls and Emma Loretz, and brother of Frank, Walter, Frie- Xk, from her late resi- dence, 412 Taylor street, thence to St. Mary's no_indebtedness.” The team that competed and won at the Centennial in 1876 was composed of 1000, | Philo_Jacoby, A. Strecker, A. Rahwyler, W. Koenig, W. Srenly, A. Bauer, W. Ehtenpfort and Captain Greiner, who was a substitute. The total scores will be ready for publi- cation to-morrow. DRAWINGS FOR MIDWEEK of | he oved on both sides; situ- alta and Bc n avenues, Upper Fruitvale, In- | Tract, one of the g_xe{;agpxe work. factory number and price. | ountain View Cemetery. keley puse strictly this city, September 16, e as property must | I bargains in typewriters; any make. wife of Edward I Mahoney, | STAKE AT COURSING PARK G. MAY & CO. | Aiiee g T M. ALEXA unty Cork, Ireland, aged 46 | —_— ter st., Berkele: al. ok y ot % ; years and 1 month. hErte = > The funernl will take place this day | Good Cards for the Events to Be Con- tested at Both Ingleside and Union. il be celebra ‘or the repose of hes 1 TO LEASE. be celebrated for the Tapose Of mer 28l at| The Unién Coursing Park Association | o | ter | and the Ingleside Coursing Association | TO Jet—Fine rooms suitable for light manufac- | NORRIK—In this city, September 17, 1300, Sadle; | held draws last night for their midweek turing purposes. Apply at 511 Sansome st. beloved wife of Alexander Norrie, mother of Mervin, Isabel and Elisabeth a native of Vallejo, Cal., aged 40 years. noma, Cal., papers please copy.) =7 Notice of funeral hereafter. —In this city, Oscar Reinstein, beloved father of Mrs. M. Wolf, Mrs. Charles L. Shainwald, Mrs. M ton S. Eisner, Miss Augusta Reinstein and B. Reinstein, a native of Germany, aged years 10 months and 2 days. I Funeral services strictly private this d: A SE_Dividend No. ] s per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar | Plantation Company, will be payable at the office of the company, 327 Market st., on and | after Thursaay. September 20, 1900, ‘Tranater OTI! books will close on Thursday, 1300, at 3 o'clock p. m H. SHELDON, Secretary e S e ST PROPOSALS. September dence, 906 Eli Cemetery for cremation. | | PROPOSALS invited—Bids for providing and installing a sewage pumping plant for the Folsom prison, practically conforming to spec- ifications now on file with the State Board of Prison Directors and State Board of Exam- iners. will be received by sald respectl boards at_the office of the Board of Exam- iners in the State Capitol, Sacramento, Cal until 2 o'clock p. m. of October 6, 1300, at | which time they will be publicly opened. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Coples of specifications may be obtalned from the clerk of the board at Folsom prison. Fach bid must be accompanied by a certl- | fled check for $2000 drawn on some bank of good standing to the order of R. Fitzger- | | @), president State Board of lgon Direc- tore. which check shall be forfeited to the | State If the bid which accompanies such | check is accepted and the party making the bid refuses to enter Into a contract and exe- cute a good and sufficlent bond, pavable to the State of California, in an amount to be | fixea by the State Board of Prison Directors, | for the faithful performance of the contract awarded. By order of the State Board of Prison Directors. F. Somps, beloved 'son of P. S. and Pauli Sompe, a native of San Francisco, aged years 1 month and 8 days, dence, 2590 Mission street, corner Twent second, Dame des Victolres, held at 10 o'clock. . SUTT! —In this city, September 17, 1900, t! where services will a native of San Francisco, aged 7 days. WALKER—In this city, September 15, Mary, dearly beloved wife of the late W liam ‘Walker, and mother of Mrs. Frederi ‘Warner, aged €6 years. tend the solemn requiem mass, which wiil celebrated for the day (Tuesday), at St. mencing at 9 o'clock. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rose's Church, Interment Market street. between Eighth and Ninth. 421, al | GOLDEN GATE. for housekeep! complet v stove. near Fran 2 rooms; private famil AK. 118—Single Tooi see these. keeping. 34, §6 and $5. : upper flat; yard: water; rea sunny RO‘(‘)N‘S FOR HOUSEKEEPING. STNU cor. Dupont—Fine furnished ekeeping; cheap. near Fillmore—2 large unfurnished rent 3. $14, 2 beds; 406—Sunny front parlor sulte, 3 rooms for housekeeping. —2 very cozy rooms, : mo children; $9. s furnished for hou Call after 4 o'clock: hed running water. housekeeping ; adults only. GCTAVIA, 1408, cor. Geary—Sunny bay King: large closets. gas burners water. O'FARRELL, | PIERCE, rooms: 2 POLK, 180 &t with kitchen. | TWENTY-THIRD, = 129A—Nicely near Dolores—Two sunny bay-window rms.: nice, neat, complete. | furnished sunny rocms, with privilege of light housekeeping. | furnished | ‘ d gas. Unfurnished housekeeplng rooms; gle rooms; rent cheap. 123, near Market—Large sunny front | window: running CLASSIFIED lencia_st. - dvertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fill A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1096 ore st. 1o §1 housekeeping: open all night A QUIET and respec keeping; suites $16 up; bath: telephops. James, McAliister and’ Luguna sts. 1426 Market (old No. 1360)—Fur- BURNETT, nished rms., suites, BUSH_ 234, near Kearny § oer month and i BUSH, 120 (The Elk)—Changed hands, newly | gl i also ce furnished room: ble home for light house- | Bt unfurni renovated, nicely furn. sunny rms., $1 50 to §7 week; 2Zic to §1 50 night. CAPP_ 203 large, sunny, unfurnished rooms to it a qulet family, CLIFFORD, 204 furnished sunny rooms; prices reasorable. MRS, hild: RANFT. legantly closets, run- —Elegant sunny front parlor, plano, EDDY, 473 Large sunny room, ning water, gas; also single room. GEARY, light hkpg.: s %; other pleas. rms.; phone. d Unfarn. orrie, and sis- | ter of Miss Maria Kenney and Mrs. M. Allen, | [ September 16, 1509, (Tuesday), at 10:30 o'clock,.at his late resi- street. thence to Odd Fellows' SOMPS—In this city, September 17, 1500, Emil ErFriends and acquainfances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednerday), at § o'clock, from his late resi- thence to French Church of Notre infant son of John Grant and Mary E. Sutton, 1300, 7 Friends are resvectfully invited to at- repose of 'her soul, this | Please omit flowers. Remains at the parlors of McAvoy & Ce., 1239 | stakes. The Ingleside Association will run an excellent sixty-four-dog stake at the San Mateo Park on Thursday. Union has fifty-six entries for its stake and will run it on Wednesday. Many high- class dogs are entered. The drawing for the Union midweek re- serve is as follows: Round About; Mountain Beauty Jingle Bells vs. Best Bargain; . Reaching After: Old Glory vi Master Bly; Athena vs. Smuggler: Lavender vi Minnie Wa Wa: Swedish vs. Miss Penman: H ard Bound vs. Black Lock; Fedora ve Eager vs. Moonstone; Beer s; Amarosa vs. Nightingale; P, i I i « ay Rocket; ne n ‘Thorndale: Regina K vs. Aeneas; Random A! vs. Dalry Towa Boy vs. Advance Guard; lowa Mald er; Lily Wright vs. Master Workman; La Rosa Souvenir: Southern Girl v vy Leady Sears: Rollick- : Nora vs. Johnny R. y- Ech Crawford La: ing Alrs vs. The drawing of the Ingleside midweek is: be | e he J. Collins’ Richmond Queen vs. R. e’ Lady Godiva; G. Cooney’s Mod Welch's Little Lucy; enn vs. J. Potter's Remus; Mercr May vs.© P, McCabe's Cralg Boy; J. Farrcll's Cash Day vs. W Browning's Mountain Bell: C. O. Petersen's Silver Cloud vs. J. Cohn's Red Glen: Willlam Healy's Lady Like vs. F. Brown's Viilage Bell; K. O'Dgwd’s Erin’s Hope vs. G. Cooney's Sweet Favordale; T. A. Gaffney's Gypsy Queen vs. M. London's F. Da- (e ck be PRAINARD F. SMITH. Clerk of the Boar. HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO., (Successor to Flannagan & Gallagher). DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Mgr. FUNERAL DIF 20 Fifth st opposite Lincoin School. Telephone South 80, MARRIAGE LICENSES. | The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: | Charles Nelson, 35, 2251% Minna street, and ECTORS AND EMBALMERS. Magnetto; M. Michiliki’s Terronite vs. H. A. Deckelman's Ruby Rocket; L. F. Bartel: Betsy Barrow vs. Schaefer Bros.” Thunde: bolt; E. Burke's Nighttime L. F. Bartels' Banner Bright; G. Lennon's Jennie Noys v F. Moran's Bit of Fashion: P. M. Clarkson's Headwater vs. J. Potter's Palmflower: J. Ed. monds’ Go On vé. O'Shea Bros. Golden Gat G. Lennon's Half Moon P. M. Clarkson Selma Nelson, 2211 Minna street. | Joreph Pera, 23, 14 Cadell alley, and Victoria | Cuneo, 15, § Jasper place. | Leunent ro, 20, 1211 Powell street, Honorine Cabroll, 18, 708% Stockton street. | _John Lauenstein, 40, city, and Virginia D. UNITED' UNDERTAKERS. 27 and 20 Fifth st. Tel. South 167. TUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER3. Finest Equipment at Moderate Rates. and | lower of Gold; H. A. Deckelman's Kanaka T. A. Gaffney's False Flatterer; F. Mc- Comb’s Patriot vs. D. Shannon's Strand of Gold; C. Bonner's Wild Norah vs. D. E. Wi- ley's High Born Lady; Lowe & Thompson's Pink of Fashion vs. D. Dillon’s Europa; Lowe & Thomason's Cora Pearl vs. Lande & Ger- | s G, a FiL ber's Mount_Id F. Bartels' Baron’s Blood Graziano Codtga, 46, city, an B er's % 2 nu‘run,x“"‘ A Hga, Y lomena Sca. e — | e W, D. Murphy's Crawford Lass: M. J. William C. Peterson, 25, 2044 Scott street, and HOTEL ARRIVALS. Faew's Whtwooq v, .. 0 White Kate Hannigan, %, corner Broadway and Web- SR Lily; W. Cairns' Gladys Weller vs. J. Me- ster street s Cormeck's Proud Beauty; F. Moran's Gold | *Eazra Reed, 61, Garbérville, and Narcissa R. GRAND HOTEL. Doliar vs. A. Weber's Alabama Coon: A. John- Wiitiame, 12, Brandenburk, K. J Loeb, Williams © M Thumler & w, Ston's Tod Bloan vs. Lowe & Thompson's T J Mumma, Miss Cooper, 8 Rosa J McDonnell, Menlo Austin Duffey, 22, Guerneville, Johneon, 20, Guerneville Henry Sichel, 32, Fllbert street, and Jo- sephine Goldsteln, 1538 _Jackson street. and Annte 17 Walter R. Pock, 2, Stockton, and Julla | A Sumner. San Jose |J I Pendleton, N ¥ Wheeler, 20, city. W H_Hart, Cal |W P Read & w, S Rosa | Pierre Lamanet, 31, 102 Collingwood street, | J D Warrack & w, CallJ H Read & w, Sacto and Marie Fscude, 29, 19 Tehami David L. Hixson, 3, Spokane, and Nellle F. 8 M Frank, Cal | Gritfith, 5. 770 OFarrell street. H D Ramsell, Palo Al Mrs A C Blossom, Stkn Jean B. Campagne, 24, city, and Marle Sala- | J Terry, Cal IN"C Biossom, Stockton nouve, 25, 115 Trenton street. D L Willlams, Cal |A Haines, Madison | " Patfick J. Kelly, 43, 345 Minna street, and | T L Johannesen. Or |Mrs M E Pearse, Bostn | Delfa_O'Malley, 35, 244 Fourth street. | _Arthur Agnew, 4 9 Howard street, Mary A. McCann, 30, 549 Howard street. Bdward §. Gonsales. 3. Halfmoon Bay, ana and | H O'Neill, Tacoma R F w & s, H 1M |L Lev Garner, i1l Chicago Dunnigan G Lindberg, Tacoma y D C Mitcheil, St Heina > W Bastin, Modesto H'B Titcomb & w, Cal /0 H P Piper, Memphis J W Heilig, Farmngtn H T Carroll & w, Sac [Mrs A Battenfield, Cal E P Gaylord, Salt Lake J L, Barham, Red Bluft |L'R Poundstone, Cal J A Edwards, Salt Lk 'F J Steele, L Angeles Prince Hal; F. Mack's Della M vs. A. John- son's Bald Eagle; O. Zahl's Tony Bowers vs. Kelly & Hanley's Baby King; Porter Bros." Pluck vs. P. Steinhoff's Veto; W. B. Badger's Alameda Lad vs. W. Cairne’ Imperial; J. Bd- monds’ Whisky Hill vs. J. E. Monohan's Tired Out; D. Farrell's Bald Boon Bell vs. Lande & Gerber's Concord. PRESTO GETS THE MACDONOUGH CUP Protest Filed by Sailing Master of Half) Ba; San Bernardino y & w, Sacto & A E Lockman, Portian |Niss 3t Have . Colo Amigo Disallowed by Regatta A nson & w, Seal| 1 Willey, Mrs J D Gillilund, Or |R J Demuse. “xm"mf:f . Committee. Pa G H Foster, Cal | BORN. Miss Foster, Cal ELLIOTT—In San Rafael, - s“fl’.fi) 'c.n to the wife of Charles B. Elliott, a son. ' Vail, ‘Chicago | MAGNIN—In this city, September 12, 1900, to | H ¥ Rooklidge, Chgo the wife of Charles A. Magnin, a son. C B Sean, New York | | OLSEN—1n this city, September U, 150, to the PALACE wife of J. sen, a daughter. | ROSSIn ‘this city. September 14, 1900, 1o the | M, Sharlesworth, wife of James Ross of Alameda, a daughter. aporkanire o B.J Halsht, Ore a; . THOMPSON~In this city, September 13, 1800, Yo re Tt Tt to the wife of Joseph F. Thompson, a son. Yorkshire G Hart, Tahiti MARRIED. Mps A Charlesworth, A Hart, Tahiti ‘orkshire |R L Mcéade, U Miss A Charlesworth, Yorkshire | | BELLINGER-PRUSSO—In San Jose, Septem- | Miss Davis, Yorkshire | ber 4. 1360, George W. Bellinger Jr. of San | H B Wood, § Jose Jose and Genes - Mrs H B Wood, S Jose KENNEY—0'CO this city, W A Brewer, § Mateo 23, 190, by the Rev. Father Conw: W E Miller, Mexico | W. Kenney and Mollie E. O'Connor, > ;lii:rflrgl.‘filctv | McDONALD—LEMPP—In this city, September | & . 16, 1900, by the Rev. J. M. Buehler, gohllb;. B F Logan, Ky feDonald and Freda Lempp. MARKEY—STURGES—In this eity, September §, 1900, by the Rev. Frank S. Ford, Frederick £ Markey and Lorena A. Sturges, both of G Turner, Modesto |F Davidson, Chicago September 14, 1900, O Lindstrom; I T H Wright & w, Mo HOTEL. S A Kruntzfeldt, F oM Towa \E Block, N'Y Fw :er"f.y' Cal Saro Ci Mrs F'J Catolan, Mies Hays, N P V Harrigan, N Y San Francisco. B W Tilford, Kaneas |J P Tyler. N Y H C Breeden, Ptland [Mrs J P Tyler, N Y MERSHON—HOLLOPETER~—In this city, Sep- tember 10, 1900, by the Rev. Frank £. Ford, Mrs H C Breeden, PtId.J Balifant, N' Y Miss Breeden, Portlnd W A Morehouse, Cal Lewls C. ‘Mershon and Abbie W. Hollopeter, Cal lc 0 Howard, cal Mrs C EHill, Tacoma|§ Schwab, N' Y GOLDEN GATE front_room; gas; batl reasonable. gentleman; private; . GATE AVE. 8%—Sunny furnished GRAND SOUTHERN, southeast corner Seventh and Mission sts. unny rooms, en suite or jes” parlor; reading-room: elevator HOWARD, 82— Rooms from $1 week up to §; i 10 $1 night; also housekeeping rooms. HOWARD, 989, cor. 6th—Orlando House—New management ; furnished rme. suites or single. UNT, 9, Hvllh or without board. off Third—Furnished room to let, s will bulld in any town around the bay; plans \LSBURY, bullder, San Francisco. rear of rnished: low estimates given: drop postal. 1509 Broadway, HYDE. 40TB—Furnished room; private family. i st s Bt b 0 Ll s LAS PALMAS, 1820 Market st.—Suite of 2 or 3 optional. Tms.; private; bath; sin. rms.; Erikson, Frank O. L. Flemer, Louisa Gillespie, Sa B. Green, Daniel Y—In Oakland, September 17, 1 Albert peloved Husband ot the. inte’ it Cobby, and father of Mrs, Henry E, Sl and John W., Ethel M. and Edwin V. Cobby, a rative of England, aged 51 years. Somps, Emil F . Sutton (infnt) ‘Walker, Mary W R Vromon, L H Miller, Vallefo D W Hardenbrook, An- S-fiom Vietoria o Mario_Vigelius, Cictra, lina ">t Hetnner. Viet E Ingiebrook, Stktn Baker, Stockton Portland land, Friends d uaintan Tespect- G land, Cinn 10Ty vited €5 attend the Tancral so-merrow | 3 Gallano & ma, Boktn w).nfl}nmxnflg’mm% Stockton Lermeni Masonic Cemetery. Remains &t the | B Morrisgn, Tesla Mrs M Tuckér, Chgo LE Driggon & w, Chg ars cKay, |A'F Wellier, & Rosa Mrs A M Allen, L Ang v J Gailvant Jr, Neb C P Armstrong, N Y Mrs W A Morchouse, both of San Francisc C C Block, U 8 N E Markbreiter, Chgo £ % Bunoam, Oto | Mrs G - Morsin: Bost nham, Ohio | Mrs Morr Aol AR o DIm;' S W J Smith, Los Ang | e Comtigan, Wiliiam 3. Horadt, Framk. WEW WEATIRN HOTRL.. Crouse, John R. Loretz, Louis H. e € M Lewis. Tesla Culver, Susie Mahoney, Catherine | 8 8 P Lewls, Sacto Danville, Samuel B. Norrle, Sadie L J B Johnson, St Louls Drager, Mary A, Reinstein, Oscar D M A Riley, Merced R S Henry, Los A Ang,W_ B Combs & “wite, H R Williams a fam, B C A special meeting of the regatta com- mittee of the Pacific Interclub Yacht Association was held last night at the Merchants’ Exchange to consider a pro- test filed by the sailing master, W. W. Tomlinson, of the sloop Amigo against the sloop Presto for one alleged foul in ths annual regatta resailed ol Sunday. Mr. Tomlinson testified that after cros: ing the startng line and while on the starboard tack he observed the Presto on the port tack in such dangerous proximity that he hailed her and expected that her helmsman would put her about. This was | not done, however, and, to aveld a colli- | sion, the Amigo was luffed, and in order to weather the stakeboat nearest the wharf was compelled to come about on the port tack. then the Amigo nar- rowly missed entangling her bowsprit in the to&nlg;—llfl of the Presto. Frank Stone, owner and sailing master of the sloop Presto, testified that he had to pay off to get round the stern of the sloop "Aeclus; then he sighted the Amigo and came about to give her the right of way. He also said that at no time was the’l’resto less than thirty feet from the Amigo. After hearing the testimony. the re- gatta committee, consisti of R. R. T'Hommedieu (chairman). T. F. Tracy and Harry Gibbs, unanimously decided not to allow the protest. The Macdonough cup, which is the first prize in the thirty-foot class, accordingly goes to Frank Stone's Presto, and the prize for second place to Westerfeld and Morrow’s Aeolus. The awards in all the other classes, as already given. were confirmed. A special cup was awarded to Gutte's schooner Chispa. the only boat in the seventy-foot class to g0 over the course on Tuesday. e Cruelty to a Horse. Thomas McKinley, a contractor, was arrested yesterday on a charge of cruelty to animals, The arrest was made by Of- flcers McCurrie and Hooper of the So- clety for the Prevention of Crnelt{.to Animals. The horse was attached a l':'r:%t ‘wagon and it presented a repulsive PARK FESTIVAL| AT GRAVESEND of| Two Favorites and Four| 1 | urday defeated s SHAW BRINGS IN THAEE WINNERS Outsiders First Under the Wire, Sea Breeze Stakes, the Only Fixhn‘e,; Taken by Greenock, With Hes- per Second and Peace- - ful Third. PRt S | { NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Two favorites | and four outsiders were first past the judges at Gravesend to-day and Shaw earned jockey honors with three winning | mounts. The Sea Breeze stake was the | only fixture and Greenock, at 6 to 1, won | driving. Hesper was the favorite with) Peaceful a second cholce and they cut| out the running in close attendance to | the far turn when Red Patch challenged. | Hesper drew away at the head of the| stretch and looked to be winning easily | when Burns brought Greenock up with a | rush on the outside and won all out by | half a length. Hesper was four lengths | before Peaceful. Summary: Five furlongs—Servilla won, Elizabeth K sec- ond, Inshot third. Time, 1:02. Mile and a sixteenth—Favonlus won, King Barleycorn second, Brigade third. Time, 1:48. Five and a half furlongs, selling—Quite Right won, Animosity second, Henry Clay Rice | third. iime, 1:49 1-5. The Sea Breeze stakes, mile and a sixteenth— Greenock won, Hesper second, Peaceful third. Time, 1:49 -15. One mile and seventy yards—Autumn won, Toddy second, Compensation third. Time, 1:46 1-5. About six furlongs, selling—Himtime won, Lieber Karl second, Pupi! third. Time, 1:111-5. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.—The Kinloch Park man- agement presented another excellent card to its patrons to-day. Speculation was very brisk. Five favorites were first pa#t the post. Weather cool: track fast. Summary: Seve furls Marie G. Brown won, Pinar | del Rio second, EI Ghor third. Time, 1:30%. Five and a half furlongs, purse, two-year-olds —Tony Lepping won, Small Jack second, Our Lady third. Time, 1:08. | One mile and a quarter, selling—Zazel won. | sccond, Tom Giimore third. Time, 2:09%. One mile, purse—Miss Mae Day won, Ida Led- | tord second, Royal Sterling third. Time, 1:44%. | Six furlongs, selling—H1 Lee won, T! Light second, Margie Davis third. Time, 1:14%. i Seven furlongs, selling—Sweet Caporal wom, | Peter Duryea second, Joe Doughty third. Time, | 1:29%. DETROIT. Sept. T nly one favorite won | at Windsor to-day and the books evened up on their losses of Saturday. Weather cold; track | good. Summary: | One mile, £—Divertisement won, High | Noon second, St. Sulphice third. Time, 1:44%. | Five and a half furlongs—Kid l"lunpton won, | Johu McCarthy second, May Cherry third. Time, 1:09 Six’ furlongs, selling—Troubaline won. Lady ent second, Descubridora third. Time, i:13%. | K ome mile and seventy yards. selling—Outburst | won, Prince Zeno second, Flag of Truce third Time, 1:46. Seven furlongs, selling—Miss Redwood won, Lake Fonso second, Corder third. Time, 1:28% Six and & half furlongs, selling—Spauldy ¥ won, Old Mike second, lLord Frazier third. Time, 1:23 CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—May Beach, who on Sat- v and Bessie Macklin at st turlongs in 1:13 met defeat in the second | race at the Hawthorne opening of the fall meet- ing to-day in the slow time of 1:14. Weather clear; track fast. Results Five and a half furlongs—Hy Lee won, Kohn- wreath second, Lasance third. Time, 1:07%. Six furlongs—Georgie won, May Beach sec- | ond, Tragedy third. Time, 1:14. Mile and a sixteenth—Arthur Behan won. Piccola second, Prairie Dog third. Time. 1:45%. Seven furlongs—Lennep won, Lady Meddie- some second, Juanetta third. Time, 1:27. Mile and a sixteenth, selling—Owensboro_won, Hood's Brigade second, Aloha I third. Time, 1:47%. 1 nt mile—Star Chamber won, Highland Lad | second, Brigade third. Time, 1:41. Henry of Franstamar - GOOD DAY FOR BOSTONS. Take Two Games From the Men From the Windy City. CORRECT STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clubs— W.L. Pet.| Clubs— W.L Pct Brooklyn ....72 45 .616 Chicago .....57 & . Pittsburg ...68 51 572 St. Louls.....53 64 483 Philadelphia.62 8 .53|Cincinnati .83 % .46 Boston ......58 59 .4%6|New York...50 68 .42i} BOSTON, Sept. 17.—Boston took two games from Chicago to-day. Attendance, 1800. Score: First game: | bs— R H E Boston S W ;3 ! Chicago 5 1 Batterfes—Nichols and Clarke; Griffith, Kiing and Dexter. Umpire—Emélte. Second game: Clubs— H E Boston T 0 Chicago , 1) Batterfes—Willis and Sullivan; Callahan and Dexter. Umpire—Emelie. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.—A double-header was played to-day, the locals winning both | games. Attendance, 4500. Score: | First game: Clubs— Cincinnati Philadelphia Batteries—Breitenstetn and Peitz; Orth and McFarland. Umpire—Hurst. | aol Second game: Clubs— Cincinnati Philadelphia . | Batteries—Scott and Kahoe; Dunn and Doug- | lass. Umpire—Hurst. ! BROOKLYN, Sept. 11 a peculiar finish. St. Louis had two out and two on bases when Donovan sent a der toward Demont. The ball hit Burkett, who was on his way to third, and the game was over. Attendance, 90. Score: Clubs— St. Louls Brooklyn Battertes—Powell and Farrell. H B 0 2 L] E Robinson; Donovan | and Umpire—Gaffney. NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—The New Yorkers lest their game to-day with Pittsburg in the third inning, when the visitors fell onto Mer- g:- curves for eight runs. Attendance, 1000. re: Clubs— R. H E. Pittsburg a2 . 3 New Yorl 3 u 12 Batteries—Leever and O'Connor; lnmr.' Grady and Bowerman. Umplre—Snyder. American League Games. | KANSAS CITY, Sept 17.—Kansas City % Buffalo 1. CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Indlanapolis 1, Chi- 3. :‘fijz‘l“mux:s. Sept. 17.—Milwaukee 4, Cleve- and 1. San Jose Rifle Club’s Shoot. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN JOSE, Sept. 17.—The San Jose Rifle Club held its regular monthly shoot yes- terday afternoon. There was a good at- tendance and great interest centered in thke medal contest. The winners of the medals were: Champion class gold medal —Dr. F. Schumacher, 207 rings; first class ®old miedal—R. Scherf, 208 rings; second class gold medal—R. J. Wright, 134 rings; third class medal—Not won; first class shot medal—J. Riechers. — e RAILROAD TRAVEL. MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY. 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Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. WEEK_DAYS—7:30, 9:00. 11:00 a m.: 12:38 3:30. 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra trip &t 11:30 5. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:50 and 11:30 p. m. BUNDAYS-8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, 6:00, 6:20 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. 'S—4:10, 7:50, 9:20. 11:10 a. m.; 12:45, p. m. turdays—Extra trips at €:35 p. m. ns—'a:m" 940, 11:10 & m.; 140, 3:40, 1 S L 9, > I p. m. Sam Franclsco and Schuetzen Parke Between same schedule ns above. Leave In Effect. Arrive San Francisco. |Apr. 15, 1900.] Francisco, Sun- } Su; West days. | Destination.| da: Days. 3.0 om| Novato. |10:40 am| §:40 am | 9:30 am| Petaluma. | 6:05 pm/10:25 am 5:00 pm| Santa Rosa.| 7:35 pm| §:20 pm Fulton, Windsor. 25 am Healdsburg. Lytton. 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Saturday to Monday round trip tickets at reduced rates. On_Sunday round trip tickets to all points bevond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket offices, 650 Market st., Chronicle H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Via Sausalito Ferry. Commencing April 2. 1900. FROM BAN FRANCISCO TO MIiLL VALLEY AND SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS—7:00, °3. g 12:45, *1:45, 3:15, 4:15, *5:15, 6:1, EXTRA TRIPS—For Mill Valley Rafuel. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Sundays, at 5:00 and 11:3 SUNDAYS— X . & m.; 12:45, *1:30, 2:3, *3:45, P m. 4J1:00 8. m. does not run to San Rafael Sua- 3. Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. 50, 3:40, *10:%5 & :30, 3: m. Santa Fe Trains-—paiy |