The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 27, 1900, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1900 2 . - SPECIAL NOTICBHS, - Patrick H. Cotter, #1. Ocean View, and Liz- | KOCH—In this city, December 25, Lo, Her, - RAILROAD TRAVEL. zle A. Magulre, man, Ve Eagish Peonyrerss 2ine :-a x:uod:en;u- uu’su Bn-el:“;u‘l and | Tather of Herman Gart and Henrietta Jcoch, S I ORM- l OSSED CRO“AR l & SH l RE - 'rv Thert derson, 0, 13 Howard sirset g B e o g v e e SOUTHERN PACIFIC CONPANY. Liue, Foot F_return mail: at and Bmily 8. Efford, 30, 1465 G 3 S (racirio sYFTEM.) iR i | R b e S e | (B2 R e e ot . MAKES PORT IN DISTRESS| ™= muiass $4;_collections made; LOWELL—In Oskland, December 26, 1900, Na- 3 SAN 4 > i — . PAchELSERe e | BIRTES—MARRIAGES—DEATHR ot S s aod B ey rooms nds and acquaintances are respect- Birth, marriage and death notices sent by £ully invited o attend the funeral servioes . *l.*f.'.fc"‘...w;r—; prdE iR i | pnern e B A8 One of the Many Vessels Caught in the Southwester—Four More of the Fleet Have Been Heard From. ot Beventh and I sons euthorized to have the same published. | LUCY—In Stockton, December 2, 1900, thony, beloved husband of Mary n hn:y. | BORN. and father of George W. Lucy and M; £ Squires, & native of Philadeiphia, aged POWELL—In this city, December 25 1800, to o 3 - OMELL—In this city, T . 1300, years, UMEROUS reports have reached | Stmr Navarro, Peterson, Bowens Landing. o Lo , & son. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- Stmr National City, Dettmers, —. A ’ifl’LT‘“ Lo [ F T SR tuily invited to attend the funeral to-morrow this clty of damages sustained by | Stmr National City, Dettmers, . 7?40“6 Storage Co., 722 Mission st.; MARRIED. (Friday), at 1 o'clock, - from the parlors vessels of the coasting fleet and | g, .m,, c«nu, ‘Hawken, Quee: Shipping at cut rates. Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street. Interment also among the wheat and lum-| Bark'J D Peters, Townsend, Puget Sound. LUDERMAN_GLTTYIn this city, December | 1 O. O. F. Cometery. 8 Schr G W Watson, Lass, Santa Rosalta. NG MACHINES AND SUPPLIES. | 150, by the Rev. Dr. E. Nelander of the | MAGUIRE-In Oakland, December 26, 1800, at g . i o on 'h"l‘;: < oRme i Bt 4 s | P‘1rn English Lutheran Church, Herbert Lu- | 1315 Fifteenth avenue, Thomas Maguire, when the big southwester two weel Oct 21 at 4681 B, Jon 815 W ship Art- 24 bought, so1d and repairing Eusran. | Corman and Lillie Getty, both of San Fran- | tive of Massachusetts, aged 32 years. A mem. | ago came up. Many vessels are overdue | 0ot & At 44,05, 100 6L ¥, Vo0 o =g B £ B ey g P SRR O i ber of South San Francisco Lodge No. 4, | and almost every day a storm-tossed E MISCELLANEOUS. k. | of P. < inds bought, = e craft comes into port. aired; open “fm-. ;‘:P;:”‘BT;,;‘%Z‘:“;%' g DIED. 1 o Tt e D o%ifos: | _The latest victim of the elements is the | ( HQNGHONG, Wov B7Br shin Sierrs, Condo] GHT. = — | Bowers, Augusta Hendry, Sarah mer, a native of Germany, aged 77 years and | British ship Cromartyshire, which was| of sails and sick. | i UGHT, sold rented, repaired; needies and | Boyle, James Koch, Herman 11 months. towed in through the Golden Gate yes-| PORT TOWNSEND, Dec 2-Br ship M | - les: reduced rates. 145 6th: phone Mint &. Burke, John Lowell, Nathan R. | MOLONEY—In this city, December 26, P land reports sighting vessel Dec | - = = |, Collins, Mrs. Julla Luay, Anthony N Y ain, this ity .December 2. 1900 | terday. She salled from Portland for Ire- | 1o¢ FPRUS, X Sierals T8 K D, et TYPEWRITERS AND SUPFLIES Colquhoun, Joannetta Maguire, Thomas T e b M onas. nd brsther ot | 1and on December 9. She has aboard 10,669 to E S F b T e = g Saten s JWlien Mrs. B. C. Pohley and Mrs. J. B. Allen, & | centals of wheat valued at $9780 and 42,000 ULLEXA&(EARGA'\S IN TYPEWRITERS—We Dehiton. Nora D. .\orxr?'flgnr"r i native of San F’nnd-co. aged 21 years 4| centals of barley valued at $83,64]. The Houge in the tity" reataia: . Toe Mooy | Duy, Alice O'rien, Patrick TOnthe D 1 Ay caintances are respect. | DATiY was light and the wheat mot B e B e | Bt i BT S DR | el o, babal, Yoo, B, e ALWAYS bargains in {ypewriters; any e for prices to L. & M. ALEXANDEF Montgomery st ER, Gavin, Rose Taffee, William A Green. Joseoh J. Trimberger. Bolette . Timothy J. 1dier, Arthur Walsh, Lawrence ry A, Haverty, Levfl' M. ERS—In Ocean View, December 25, 1300, gusta, beloved wife of J. A. Bowers, only Gatighter of James and Sarah Patton, and be. loved mother of Sarah, James and Josephine Bowers, a native of Beotland, aged 32 years. {7 Remains at funeral pariors of Gina Bros., 51 Eddy street. Notice of funeral here- after. relict of the late Annie Boyle and fatber of Edward N., Margaret and James H. Boyle, Serena Sister M. Lucina, a na- Ireland, aged 80 ye. Friends and acquaintances 15 aftend the funeral this 6ay at 10 o'clock, from his late resi- Bush street, thence to St. Mary's where a requiem mass will be cel- r the repose of his soul, commenc- lock. Interment Mount Calvary Please omit flowers. The Califor- | able on and | G, &t the office 4 fioor, room . at 9:30 o'clock, from the parlors of the ‘United Undertakers, 31 and “8 Fifch street, thence to St. Patrick's Church, where services will be held ll 10 o'clock. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cem NORTON—In this Dmmbc 25, 1900, Tienry 3. belovea Son of Eiiea 3L sha the late Captain Henry M. Norton, and brother of Mrs. Jessle Caflish, Mrs. Ida Kieve and Wal- ter W. Norton, a native of San Franclsco, aged & years § monthe and 11 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances respect- fally invited 1o attend the Timeral fo-morrow day), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of h|l mother, 518 Larkin street, between Turk and Pddy. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. O'BRIEN_Iy this clty, Decepber %, 190, Pat, rien, & native of Ireland, aged : PBTERSEN—In city, December 1800, Thomas Petersenj, a native of Dmmu-k. aged 77 years. BANDIN—In this city, December 25, 1900, Olof Sandin, bejoved brother of Louls and John Sandin’ aud_Mrs. Charles Quist, a native of Vermland, Sweden, aged 35 years 1l months and 1S days. SHANNON—In Bast Oakland, December 1900, William H., beloved husband of C. ahus Bon, and father'of Thomas H. John A Al ‘illlam J. and Annie I. Shaunon, carry sail. During the southwester the Cromartyshire had to run under poles, and even then the crew say tw were lucky to escape. The Cromartyshire is a vessel with a history. She i5 the ship_that ran down or was run into by the French liner La Bourgogne in the Atlantic about three years ago. On that occasion there was & terrible loss of ifa =08 the ty- shi ed by her bulkh compartments. She reached port ln a crippled condition with many of La Bourgogneé's passengers and crew aboard and wag later repaired and put in commission. This is her sec- ond voyage since the disaster and she is once more in trouble. The cargo will be more evenly distributed and the Cro m:’_nyshln will again sall “for Cork for orders." Captain Reed's report of the Cromarty- shires hard time i3 as follows: “We salled from A.storh. December 8. Had the w!.nd llfl and fine from the mbe: northward. r 11 it started to blow from O st continued ber 15, when it came away to ramento, Reddiug, Portland, n-.u B;‘und and I-i *8:404 San Pablo, Port Costs, Martines and Way Stations. Vallejo. . COAST DIVISION (X (Foob of Market Street.) N k, Ce San Jose, F' O e 8:45r Nes wark, Cent m aud Prinoipal Waj N San J¢ hm . ‘&llr nnwi. ose. ,_ =3 .. Promeiine Lennetelé and Lydia Biore, & na- R Vel d with “high >In this city, Decem 3 ) % ry &l gh confused sea Bh{f"i e e n | twat L e e 36, 1900, James | TUONING. At 8 & M. & terrific sea struok Anthony Burke, and brother of Mrs. ROSa | S heised hing of T s Pl F‘.:n the ship, throwing her over on her beam F Rebecca Anderson 3 Palit ot e e s ends. Btarboard side was completely un- b Y [¥ Friends are respectfu! tend the funeral o'clock, from the residence of Market street, thence to St g7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services this day (Thursday). at 2 o'clock, at the residence of Dr. H. J. Plomteaux, 1615 Twen- “‘We jettisoned in all about 3000 bags of barley.” Our starboard bulwark stanch- ions ween the fore and main rigging are completely broken away from the bul- i | SW. ased | SO A 0 s, Giboree Murph: der water ally settling over. | Way Stations...ooszzerssseseissnes uz (arty Grass Valley, a native of County Wextord, | We had °o¥ -fimr main topsail set, | CREEK ROUTE FERRY. anic Steamship | In Oskland, December 26, 1600, Mrs. | Ireland, aged 77 years 7 months and 10 the sheets of which we let go to try to | ,_m FRANGISCO—Post of Market ,.., stip 3)- the office of | beloved sister of Mrs. Catherine [~ Remains at the parlors of Th right the vessel, but she came uY slow- | - )& and after | and aunt of D. J. Lynch of Oakland, | Dierks, %7 Mission street. Notics of nnnen.l 1v we cut nnd cleared away the lee braces ' L~ " a0 T—anl!(r books | AL Julia Quinn, Mrs. Kate Collins of San hereafter. Please omit flowers. nd ¥i squared in, but still 26 Francisco, Mrs. Eillen McMurry, s Cob- | spANHACK-1n East Oakland, December 1, | the ship Bed about 0, degrees list, and Adirn. persmith, Charles Le France of Sacramento | “yigy Henry Spanhack, beloved father of Mrs. | being full of barley I decided to jettison COAST DIVISION (Broad Gauge). end Mre. Margaret Hones of San Jose, A na- | 11y plomteaux, a native of Germany, aged | the cargo to get her up right. trd and Townsend Sts. tive of Ireland, aged 78 vears 7 years § months and 7 days. 3 (Third and Tow: ) rch, where & requiem “,51‘ mase will be | {THOTRCC S UE Minterment Mountain View | warks. We Joz the bulwarks lashed up celebrated for the repass of bar et bord- 1 - Cantbiy with wire and secured them the best way ock. Interment Bt Mary's | v\ prEp-—In this elty, December 3, 1500, Wil | possible. All this time the crew wero = = 1 C‘JX.Q" HOUN—In @kll.r 1900, lam ,‘A b;l;;ed hli\lh:\:\’l of G*?z st ’l‘ltlnzf. w{ol’kln up lho the n:ck in “l‘lel‘ tmeh la 2 'l b .‘""" and | =y nne \(_ . Jamph A | or B0 O e ‘.“‘“' nged — - | after the other as fast as it coul low NEW FERRY STEAMER GENERAL FRISBIE IN TOW OF THE RAI- | T et Tae™s | Colquhoun, ‘Gughter of the late Hev. Johr; e gl e B R NIER. THB GENERAL FRISBIE I8 TO RUN IN OPPOSITION TO | ared at the rate of | M) P e gy | EZFriends and acquaintances are respect- | goyihenst with a high confused sea. We THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO VALLEJO. | i) per cent per sn- fully invited to attend the funeral this day of taxes i- | used oil with great éffect. aus e iy s Taremt Tawal iThe sea was almost overwhelming at RIS § Hill Cemetery. im a ety and 2 days ; I. We rode the hurri jCna | on Jove 204 B ast uaintance v TRIMBERGER—In this city, December 25, 1500, | ship to_the ol cane | River. Signals cor d to ship enger, minutes later than at Fort Polat; the | ®S:30r Sau, d Priucioal Way Staiions *8:334 e c:ndflu:‘q“.fflxn h,‘amt.: ::}m:;' Bolette Trimberger, beloved wife of Henrx out under a storm spanker. When the | from Oyster Harbor, for Kahului, 29 days out. g:i‘ght of tide is the same at both places. *6:307 San Jose sod W.,éml;-' 18:00. HThum g 2 o'clock, @t the | Trimberger, mother of Henry, Gertrud and | gale moderated and we saw the condition TELEGRAPHIC. ————————————————————————— | g11:45p San Joss sud Way Stasions. “7:30> : 3 | = ister of Henry Bunck, and | of our ship, the starboard stanchions all | porer 1LOBOS, Dec 2,10 p m-TWeather THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. Ltk e = . i nsen, a native of Thisted, | gone, the pump well casing all stove in | oeey: wind NE. ,,,,ocu, miles. *Dadly. + <unday excepted. 3 on. | Dénmark, agea 26 years and 10 months. .. | &nd the main well full of grain and the LT b= - W Y 7AY—In this eity, December. 24, 1900, Bar- | f‘“‘i“fg e e Toepect | cargo shifting, after a consultation with | §AN DIBRGO-—Arrived Deo 2-—Stmr Homer, 7 Tusadays, Tharsdays, Conway, & native of Ireland, aged 71| Tpiain) %t 7 otiock, from ner late resl. | Iy officers and crew I decided to make | trom Bu @ Sasurday only. reka. ve repairs made | SEATTLE — Salled Deo #4—Stmr Coquille Seaes. (Fritay), at 1 o'clock from her late resl: | for San Francisco to ha CRANDALL—In this city, December 26, 1500, P t Olivet Ceme- | and the cargo restowed. River, for Grays Harbo: Die. beloved wife of &, 7. Crandell, & ma’ | Cintoesia S intorapet Moty = PORT TOWNSEND- Pussed {nward Deo 26+ aged 73 years T\\(rfl'ZG—ln Irvington, Alameda County, Cal., SUFFER FROM THE GALE. “A‘;n“‘ut‘“p‘l‘e‘ “N—S'n' gl?m!:ol"mhh- from Ka- ro CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. . belo 1 earl ! of len Twohig, an and sister of Alex- | il ,",3}:, e ary Hugnes, re. | More Ships of the Storm-Tossed Fleet | PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Dec D of SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC 4 ce. 3. 3. | Eaia Binnott, Mes Magsle Neweis, Mrw. Lucy | Are Heard From. AN PEDRO S Arrived Deo %5—Schr Stimson, RAILWAY COMPANY. | Carey and Edward, Tessle G. and Joseph 1 ‘flk’ I"NC to-morrow Twohig, a native of Blarney, County Cork, The San Francisco owned ship Chal- | from Seattle. - from the residenc: | Ireland, aged 66 years 5 months and 12 daye. | lenger was reported “on change’” yester- ‘:;Bgrl}rgfin—s:m Deo 25—Stmr W H Kru thence 10 St. | AT DIER—In this city, December 2, 1900, Ar- | g o - d ay afternoon as making for the Columbia Pom‘ LOS ANGELES—Arrived Dec 26—Stmr | “fhur, beloved son of the late Johata and | piuer Bhe was on her way from Oyster | Aloa Waldier, and brother of Mrs. Joseph- S Deo #1—Sems Crax. | NOTE-In th expost tides ine Bennett, a fative of San Francisco, aged | Harbor for Kahulul, H. I, with a load h:fi?mfi:’mr o rranciscs B car oraing ides e, given {n. the ot TIBURON FERRY—FOOT OF MARKET ST. 8an Francisco to San Rafael, R i et g 1 LIRS K 24 years. of coal when the gale came up Just| “ERSEAN {Fwed B W bumr Almnce Band cofumn and the succsssive tidee ot ‘e 5._.“ 39, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:39, 58, this city, December %, 10, Alice, | p7iriends dnd acquaintances are respect- | what happened to her cannot be learned, | hence Deo 54; schr Mary Buhine, hence Dec 12, | day in the order of oocurrence as to.time of | ° &30 p. A Do Soied D & S of |l ted o A e e e} | but the chances are that her seans | Salled Deo 26—Stmrs Del Norte and Pomona, | day, the third time column gives the last tide S it S P 5 Sy argaret Daly, and dsughter of Mar_ | (Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from the pariors of A Bo D to leak, In that | for San Franclsco. | o8 the day, except when there are but thres e 1ot T B - i Quingley. a naiive of Boston, aged 3 | the Pasihe, Undertakers, 717 E&utm street. | opene thlm‘_m!!‘r“ e began to leak. In % fan B B e M e e i} SR AT = WEEK DATS 60, 350, V0 10 & ms 08 2 | 4s and scquaintances are respect Sausalito, December % 2nd the ship recalked. hence Deg 24. 2t_geny | AT in aadition o the soundings. o - Ypes ek ‘peinting paper, | ed 1o attend the funeral this day | “rance Walsh, beloved brother of John S | et Yot ardny the Ship Iskao Roed i B g e i e ,"m_f“;_m “z‘m m SON. n—o:u. 90, 1110 & g L, T, 506, . printin at 10:15 o'clock, from the pariors | o native of ireland, aged 57 yoars. the bark Fresno were both sighted off | “Xrri7oi Deo 26 Schr Bender Bros, hence De- | the number given 1o nbtn:ud n | 635 p. m. PR A b A8 opnor & Co o1 Mission street. | [FFriends and acquaintances are respect- Point Reyes. Each of them Is 0w twen: | cember 4, e o T oeracted fromd U1 Jenth | (Detwers San Francisce Park, % ¢ Patrick's Church for services at | ¢J7 {LVIC] $0 aitend the funeral this Gay | ty ewen davs out from. the Bound and HERMANS BAY-Sailed Des 2—Schr fo'op . L. - L L3 calendared | i Interment Holy Cross Ceme- | (Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from the funeral | thes vonet Lave hod s hard tme of it Mary Etta, for San Francisco. SR8 O e Kiuew aee Wt Teave In Befect Arive T < N {A—'h" ot Sawnsd e, Bah S e o Const Survey steamer Gedney ar- | TACOMA-irrived Dec 7o—Bark Tidal Wave, San Francisco. [ Nov. 1, 1300. | San Franeiseo. - = - . DOYLE—In this eity, December 25 1300, Cyril, St. Raphael’s Church, where a mass will | | o 8 sOn" 5o geles yesterd: T Ban_Pedro. Steamer Movements. m ot Sem . o o o "€ paper, various | beloved gon of P. W. and Kittie Doyle, & na- wgou of his soul, com- | Fived from Pert Angeles yemterday. 3 b v Sun- | We L - % Daper, warious| 172 of San Francisco, aged § years 3 months | nterment Mount Oli- tgfi me;:be:‘ln of 13ib Ciet e ok -.n'xioul from Bureka. Days. , Destination. ! days. ‘ 3 paper, and 12 days PORT AN —_—_—-— " y, Dece: | t the experience. For three days Novato, am 2 sizes and | DXL e T asbana. 5 itary’ Dovia, | 1B Titie vemmel ‘was hove-ts aud Mo ons T BT S Passed Due. am| Petamma, r"gEPi | father of Kathreen, Willlam ..ra Peter Dw]- | that has never been aboard her c-.n tell Bark Freenq from Port Gambls pm| !-nu Rosa. son of Willlem and the late Bridget Doyle, | —_— how the Gedney can roll. It olsco. 8:50 pm—shlp and brother of George B, William F., James 4 | of h and te with “talls uj e ) coated book | 3. Frank snd Elizabeth Doyle and Mrs. e T 1 D | e Smith, Mayfield |L E C Jordan, F“" nine times out of ten. However, the Ged- BAN DIEGO—gllled Dec 26—Stmr Homer, for T Sales, & mative of San Francisco, | C F o % Trinidad; H M § Pheasant. sizes and 32 years 2 | G P Akerly, Vacaville| Miss Vostrosk, ney came in ‘“heads up" yesterday, 5 o funeral will e this day C “rfi{e’, Stockton |G W Bushnell N r whereat all hmds and the cook are de- BASTERN PORT. B ! v E Moldrup, Alamed Mrs W F King, 8 J voutly thankful NEW YORK—Arrived Dec 24—Stmr Alli- eele, Boston A J Bristol, Cal —0—— anca, from Colon; ship Wm J Rotch, from Bos- 2 chment . . parchment, various rt~1d=1 e, 16 Thirteenth street, thence to eph’s Church for services. Interment Hc % Cemetery —In this city, December 2, 1300, < roeband ot Jane T Eean, and father | 3 Rose, Clara, Frank, n, a native of Birr, rs and 9 papers please copy.) (=45 and acquaintances are respect- fully inv ited to attend the funeral to-morrow | (Friday), at 9 o'clock, from the parlors of | :u-qm»._., outs, Stantord |F Nemey, Los A ton. e D Falconér. Coitas Zealandia Off for Honolulu. FOREIGN PORTS. | Shattuck, Fresno R Fryer, Oroville The Oceanic Steamship Company’s Zea- | NANAIMO—Arrived Dec 24—Br stmr Robert Roat, Los A J W Dunlap, Cal landia got away for Honolulu yesterday. | Adamson, hence Dec 21, to eall Dec 2§ for San off, v E Berwick, Monterey Francisco, “Beckon, El Paso |G C Mackie, Dundes | AMONE those who went away on her was | 'iN BLAS—Arrived Deo 13-Schr Herman, C M Rand, Cal WM Scott & w, Fi Dr. L. B. Cofer and family. Dr. Cofer | hence Dec 3. ucuoa"#u.nd A3 Nichols, Sarto | has been for the last five years United mngopgu_}g:o—mh\s Nov f1—Schr B K Wood, J J Rippetoe, Valles ran Offiy t Los An, L | o SatEs, "Gurina T SIS Yol | States Quarantine Omoss at Los Anpelcs; | L3NS Suied Deo 25atex s Ferguson & w, § § Laughlin '& W, | {jncle Sam. The full cabin list on the | “S¥DNBY—Arrived Dec 26-Ship Wm H Smith, deed various colors, sizes, | pc. o cets bristol board, various colors, | A | at 9:30 o'clock, from his late | | { | | white or ==§§;§§§§§—§§§E§§§§§= ca:mffl‘*a* D Carew & English, 41 Van Ness avenue, thence | Washington | Massachusetts %o Bt. Brigid's Church, Van Ness avenue and | . Portland |H C Oxner, Sacto Zealandia was as follows: trom Moodyville. T Broadwa where a requiem high mass will | Hyde, Spokane HR B jomey, Cal L. Bearwald, H. W. Bloom, C. J. TALTAL—] l:upo fov ship Scottish be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- | Nichpls & w, Cal Mies C Cooper, Cal Dr. L. BE. Cofer and wite, Miss HlllHor A“"m A an. mencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy ‘x M Nichols, C |Mrs M Ruddick, Cal Row Andrada, ¢ ViMI- m Sound|Jan. Starbuck, Stanfd |R B Butler, Fresno i or CR!MN 1-Br A E 24y ‘,u 1| Grae Hudlou. H. T. James, F. M. King, Miss | C. O—Arflvd oy stmr Condor, ceeenerenss.[JaDL .’f:." o e e P e | Reanise B 0 ' Mareh. s, : Mite | henge Oct %, and sailed for Mallendo, NSRS 5 Cross Cemetery writer paper, various sizes | ponpEST In Riverside, December 26, 1900 . A Forrest, mother of George, James, i Hiohardand ‘Miss’ Amnes Forrest ‘and Mrs: Mecker, Fac Grve & I Hnale. Sacto B Maye ] i‘_xlm M mmc”fi'i‘.: Fesses: s | TIOILO-Ayrived Oct #6—5c stue Westmin SN 1 Gavin, Newari”( i Barith Cal’ son, 1. Rubenstein, Miss Lu D. Smith, D, C.| LIVERPOOL—Arrived Deo 2—Br ship Mare- Wiillams, L Ang |V A MeGeorge, Cal Brown & w, Stktn'H F Higginbotham, McCandless, Sacto| Cal In the steer: of the Zealandia thers | 4o Oatman, Sacto |J & Ritchie, N ¥ was supposed fo be twenty-five negroes | ANTWERP—In Deo 12—Br ship British i v hal Suchet, hence June Wilitarme, Miss G. Dowsett. o Satied Des Ded 25 Br ship Primrose Hill, for Vio- x21. be received for one thousand FOUNTAIN—In this city, December 25, 1800, Chester L., beloved son of Mrs. M. E. Foun- tain Hi Joint Committee of Con- | 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. | | | ufiqrm>-:-n-x WRUUQHUYORZHE N0 QuUIEEHOZ M E> 00 | | | £y nvited 1 attend the funeral mervices | | o, EIm — [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Jones, Vacaville |V W_Miller, Cal were ng to Honolulu to work on ral, for Ean I8co. e | B3 Balawin, S Diego | Mrs M Ritte The plantafions, They came from Nash. | CSTANILA Sailed Got 2-Br stme Algos, for I 10 amiPy o it e O e Tmers this day (Fhire: | B T Heatn. Birafield | Miss T H Tendail, Cal Yiile: Tenn., and were In charge of R. O.| San Francisco. 73 mipier 3 Ag), 399 ¢-Slock. . Crmation: | BALATE TR Bean, traveling agent of the Southern OCBAN STPAMERS. =, '8 pm{Pler 1 = - GAVIN—In this city, December 25, 1800, Rose, | R E Jack, San Luis R H Moore, Salinas Pacific. For a minute Mr. Bean released NEW YORK—Arrived Dec 26—Stmr Anchoria, 2%, 12 m|P! AT e e S, o naiive ot Troiang, | NP Durnett, Cal Mrs R H Moore Cal | his vigiiance and in thed minute {wo of | trom Glasgony 3 % amipler 11 33 | Jane and Mary Meivin, a native of Ireland, | 3 | Hobbs, Napa F B Ellsworth, Wi T ey witonutt ol the % —Stmr Bulgaria. for Hamburs: 3 3 pmiPler 1 GS, plain- | 23] 50 years | A Lee, Naoa 3 Beed. Gakland " angway and made their escape. Tfiay st St Leouls, for Southampton: stms Vader: B 1 omioaes Sale T7Friends and acquaintances are respect- | A ‘Grahamsky, Po-|J § Maxwell, Cal gangw land, for Antwerd. . }gm Pler 3 Sal p“h‘;n\iv‘d to attend the funeral this day | "j..5 D L Weaver, Spokane | 2T shoeless and hatless and have .not a LIVERPOOL—Arrived Deo 26—Stmr m 11 am! P (Thifbsdny), at 12:30 o'clock, from the pariors | '8 pie wantora |H L Balch, ‘Minnepifs | ceDt, but are h“"‘y';"“""fl“"-“" can b8 | yo" from New York; stmr % 5 om | © un- rew & Hugheh. 41 Van Ness avenie |7 A Murphy. Chso [Mrs 8 XK Mlichier, Oak | ‘depended upon to make a lving. Pmudplx»m.. 9, 10 am, H H ifornis, on the | Interment Holy Cross Cem. A T J Kirk, Eacto |3 R Gleeson, Stockton ey Salled Dec 25—Stmr Cymric, for New rum 30, § pm)| 8 z in the above | GREEN—In thig city, December 25, 1900, Joseph | [, § Cone, Red Bluff |A G Kavanaugh, USN Charters. PLAMOUTH — Arrived Des 8 1, <o H. BEGGS, | loved son of Annie and the late James | & F Thwing, Cleveind|D Melone, Oak Knoft ‘Waldersee, from New York, for Hunm m 21, 10 am| 2 ed s jadgmeni | Green and brother of Annie and Gertrude | ; gieinheiser, Ptiand |Mrs F E McCullagh, | The Americans will load lumber at Port o H ,defendant. on the [ Turesn. & nelivh % S Myancieb aged 1 H W Brown, Fresno | Los Gatos Gamble for Sydney, Gs 61; the Ben Lee (on | amn%uw pm Deo, - Correan, 3 % T - . = | ¥ears 2 months c | H M Andreds, Cheo |H P Williame St Loul | Pug d), wheat at Portland , | from adel; ohns, 3 3 he Cherics otfics of Frriends and acquaintances are respegt- | £ w Penfieia, N T |Mrs ¥ P Williame, 30 | 00" aption of Tacoma, e . pfl,,":: opsr | HAMBUR ed Dec 25-Stmr Cap Frio, g‘,’?"‘"‘ Lo Daily commanded to sell all the | fH 1AVted 10 BRR g e reet | A e Naa |V & recnan, Daityes the County of Roxburgh, whet at Portl Lor N IO e Y and Interest of the above named ter street, thence to Bt A y, Europe, od, ymr arrival nu colonu. 4 9am) AGNES V. NOLAX, in and to all | SEnce, 6, MeAllister oiee riquiem mass wili { B Bentamin, Nava 8 S it iyt Do, Sun, m and Tide. plece or parcel of land, aitu-| be celebrated for the repose of his soul. com- | & T o rrnith, Los Ang tish Isles, wheat at Portland for Enmpe. d1s u..ma Btates. and Geodetic Survey— | mencing at 333 oclock. Interment’ Holy | & Goldsmith, Los 3d. prior fo arrivali the British stesmer gaint | " Times “and etants ot Hiew wod v Sy Samatecy. | Mrs T H Low, Colo B Wood, § Jose e %y e nw‘-h.“""“:‘m‘:l southwest corner of Sac- | BAINES In this city, Decsmber 35, %munn“u: A C Ransom,” Cinointi PRSI Franclsco Bay. 'unn ne ’é‘." S anning thescs | nave “Gf indiane, Sged 31 years' ana 3| Aep £ Az, Qo Shipping Intelligence. NOTE-" "D-M ow waters ocour st tho sireet, 7 feet &nd § inches; thence at right an- "‘"";-',',,,;8‘;;‘6" Do Riaintunces ars tespect. | Mg B D Cummings, ARRIVED, o atreat WhatD beut Feenty: gles westerly 106 feet and I inches; thence &t | ¢yjjy nvited to attend the funeral this day | 1 ‘Wednesday, December 26. right angles northerly and parallel’ with Fill- | (Thursday). at 1 o'clock, from his late resi- NEW WESTERN. Homoniia . Mbberians. ‘88 \Sars § Dotis fros more street 79 feet and € inches; and thence 8t | gence, 1707 Howard street. Interment Cypress Hcyler. Plain- . right angles easterly 106 feet and 3 inches 10 | Tawn Cemetery. ce by & .| HALSEY_In this city, December 25 1800, Ry of ek D e s Anale Halses, & native of San Francisco, o clock noon of that day, in front of the New | 82! gy . City Hall, 1 reet wing, in the city and Ur‘rm::: g-d ‘?l&umn — respect- county of San Francisco, 1 Will, in obedience | Tlly invited Lo attend the funcral this day to said execution, sell 2ll ‘of the right, title and | {THUTARY) o N ipueres of the ahove named defepdunt, AGNES | 1L, C.0 Sihum: Gaivary Cometery v. N A n an 0 e above property, or o much thereof as may be neces. | HASKELL—In this city, December 6. 1000, Fart 1o raise ufficient money to satisty said | Mary Ann, beloved wifé of George W. Has- gment. with interest and costs, etc., to the | kel and mother of Mre. Sarah Lee and the fiekeet and best bidder, for lawful money of | late John, George and Ebén Hskell, native 7 days 8 hours of County e, Ireland, s s‘“’;on\' LACKHANH Sherif. ¥ Friends and u:qmlnluw« are respect- Sen Francisco, December fully invited to atte: fuperal this day EY, Fhirsday), at 119 clock, rom the of frem e i ase fr Room 502, Claus, Epreckels bulldln(. San Fran.| the Henry' J. Gallagher Un ciseo. Amrmy for Plaintiff. m 20 Hfl-h street. Interment noly Q'o- MARRIAGE LICENSES. | fouis Meiville Beloved X :.u"& o Nelson Watkins, Ches- :“ o % ml:‘ilhn-fl. a m trom terment 'W_8 Fleming & wife, U S stmr Dickens, from #e ng 4 Geduey, 4% days The California Limited Tille' Haventy! o native of Nor' stmr Tellus, Pederssn, 3% days from s s licenses 1esued g, 3 The following masriase were Rl i ip Cr e, . 18 s trom - | starts for Chicago over the Santa Fe and gets Frrey X. Warner, 4. §22A Dolores street, and dearly beloved wite of Jumes Hendry: | Alexander Jackson and Michael Murphy, ™ 2 there on the third day—>s5 hours. Minate D. Heagl % New Torr B eniry, Mre Barak Sherigenm and | welf-known characters on the water front, 1 2Kin Bentola, Bowes, 16 days from Port Lud- . Thomas innis, 2. 1842 G..ryu-g. o Sre. Sar Bm-nm . nariotte Ve 7 Scott street. the late Lucy Ann Hendry, & ve of te | will not forget their Christmas celebra- o inghe M il B Harttord street, ang | Head, Brland 72 yars and § months. | tion in & hurry. Both are in the Harbor ghu%“m"“"fimh ord strest. o Hospital, Jackson with a badly slashed hand and a broken leg, and Murphy with 2 knife wound over the heart. Both men live at 17 Vallejo street. Jack ietor of the t board- t and duflnc mmlfl’:‘;‘:“ ufi a “serap” into a mix-up and fell down- stal it was all over both men had to be taken to the hospital. Both!u under arrest and a iceman stands guard over them day and night. As soon as they can be moved they be at the police station. Everything on this train is real. UNITED UNDERTAKERS, 17 and 29 Fifth st. Tel. South 16T. FUNERAL DIREOTORS AND EMBALMERS. Finest Equipment at Moderate Rates. mfld"fy