The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 1, 1901, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, BANGOR SULKS AGAIN. OWNER IN TROUBLE Stable l a 6to 5 Favorite anc Suspended. Hildreth CATT? I L'S RACING FORM —_— CHAR ro e ) too late. Too far for aridden. " Scratched-Sercen- ——— Betting ——— Op. Hi. Cl the Hildreth iding a further e to sleep quite to 1 shot, ran ters in the scramble over surse for two-year-olds fur- guessing affair. Dandy at Tanforap, looked nferior rider up, and ht of in the ring as Dominick and 100 ck Jooked tempting, the down from 6 to 4. As usual s fire ay, ané cutting out beating . Not far back up, finished third. i that Bard of Avon ite. Those who back- viland in the seven- decided, will bet inds the nee of his compan Dominick rode Ha the 19 to 1 chance, ted by Eddie Jon mne’s Silurian, th _got away from the post factor. | ur looked to outclass in_the fourth number into Mr, Caldwell’s hands favorite. Bullman beat the 2y from thebarrier, but took him allowing Amasa to make the pace. ame very mear being a dangerous ex- nt, for Gibraltar bad to be hard the last furlong to beat Soctalist, | 2 1 outsider, ridden’ by Eddie Jones. won and Alice Dougherty were both intments gaguyg falling ck w o od bis second-win of the £ in the final mile sell- to 1 could be had about the . which made an end to,| -nd thing of it. The winner was allowed | steal too much of a lead, for when san on Horton and Mounce astride | {he first choice, Flush of Gold. made their | moves it was 100 late. The favorite lost | the piace to Horton by less than a length. | Great Prog-ramme To-Day. | The feature of the gréat card this after- 1 be the New Year handicap at | nd a furlong. e best of the sprinting brigade nd nine baby racers will line egin promptly at 1:45 p. m. stomary. altar was bid up $400 over Murp! the spri The stable bid the usual $3. and ter remained Sam Hildreth's e bookmakers chalked up cdds ves rday. The conditions of the champlon hurdle race to be run at Tanforan on January 24, 1801, have been changed to read: Ten below the scale, maximum weight pounds; winning penalties shall not count above this weight; entries to ciose January 10, 1901, instead of January 1, 1901 Following are to-day’s entries: 4, (Copyrig 1901, by F. W. Leavitt. All rights reserved.) First Race—One mile; four-year-olds and elling ..108 9 Ringmaster 210106 Second Race—Five and a half furlongs; three- r-olds and up; selling: 1480 Cora Goetz..... 93| 143) Miss Rowena. B 115/ 1481 Ralston . Third first event; Race—Three furlongs; purse LTl Elise. two-year-olds; Carlo -Imy Prestonfan: tie Fletcher. Imp. . Sol Lichensteinl1l Imp. St. George-Apa. all Fourth Race—One and an eighth miles; ages; New Year handicap 1543 Andrisa 11| 1543 Mortgage 1478 Wax 2 Bathos Advance 2 Haviland Fifth race—Six furlongs: three-year-olds anl Berkeley handicap Theory . Fidel Youlin . 3 Headwater (1536) Meehanus ... a516)Jerid ... Sixth Race—One ai r-olds and u a llxleenth miles; three- selling: 105/ 1563 Grand Sachs . 98 1412 Trevathan . 153 Owensboro Probable Winners. First Race—Astor, Alici None Such. Second Race—The Pride, Gibraltar, Ralston. Third Race—Golden Cottage, Dorine, Carlo. Fourth Race—Jennings Stable, Mortgage. Fifth Race—Frank . Bell, True Blue, Lennep. Sixth Race—Morinel, nays. e Results at New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3L—Results: One mile, selling—Flaintaln won, Alv second, Randy third. Time, P w. L5 and a halt furlongs, . . Bommerack second, ‘Waterplant Time, 1 One mile. selling—Dan Cupid won, Ju Magee second, W. B. third. Time, 1: Ghe nd = sictosnth 3 TilesStrangest | wos, Up "ihird, Alvert Vale second, Monk Wayman third. Time, 1:59. Six” furlongs, selling—Ed Gartland II won, Forseshoe Tobacco, second. Sorfvener me, Five and a half furlongs, -emv::r—cr-mm- T Quite Right senond, Educe?, thica. Owensboro, » Dr. Ber- | i In the Berkeley | first two-year-old event of !he’ ered selling price of $00 by Tim | jSUPPUSEfl SAFE \ THE EMPORIUM. ° | BRERERRERRER KR ARERRRZRRNARRERRRERERRR & Javvary Grean-Up SALEs Beoin Woennesoar. Goods Bought for the Winter Season---1900-01. place. Five years ago origi~al'v asked. ho-e of ordinary establishments. make shopping easier, more pleasant, and expenditures more economical. n,e new year and the rew century by quoting prices on merchandise that you want that are from one-quarter to one-half less than those JANUARY 1, THE EMPORIUM. | 1901 Must Go Now, and Quickly? - Up-to-date stcrekeeping makes no provisicn for carrving goods over from season to season, and this is a strictly up-to-da‘e shoppin it was called the “Twenfieth b‘entllr_y Department Stare,”” because its methods were so far in advance of M1~y, indeed, have peen the improvements since then, and there will be no abatement in our efforts to In the line of making “expenditures more economical,” | THE EMPORIUM. PR R R EZERRERRRRRY § 3 o = we tegin Gle:»m-rlfp Sale of Linens. Commencing this morn- ing we inaug ri‘e a grand linen sale. Our unusually lirge iusiness during the Holidavs has left on our counters many broken line:, and we want the stocs cl-aned up to mak: room for o ta ions now on the way from - Eurcpe. very Lght'y considered by us when we mew to cean up a Remember that thes: are re iable, des rable, [oud cas linens for Foa e- Many very fine damask clcths wi h- a's remnents of nd balf dozens of nap- ow are a fe ¢ samp'e values: Dimas:, 60 360 D.xm:s\,6,48° "57C +$1.48 Damask Crash Roilerng, cut to per yard . al ho'd nee. , cut to Bleachcd Tabl: 6oc inches wide, cut %o PRRSRRERRLY RERRERRERRRE R R ARREERE 2NN !’K’R’,R"!l‘, ne v,nunnmwmr 85c Bleached Table Damask, inches wide, cut to. . $2.00 perdozen Bleached 3-4 Dinner Napkins, cut to. 6c : 74c Rem ran's (y ‘Drmavkt Bleached and Unbleach-d, odd lo!s of Fine T.wels, elc., now mark-d at clean-up prices. B e o \:veru, all linen, cut to. els, ve A RRERRERER X R RRRREREERRIRERRREBERERR R RRRRRRRRHR' RRRVRRERREIY. X R RRRERARRRY LR ERRERRERR 1, B RN R RS R!Z’:Z!'»’Lfl?’;‘f’!f. ne Clean-Up Szle of Turn-0ver Coliars. Th= balance of a big j.bber’s stock cf the latest style Point Venise Embroidered Turn - Over Col- lars, imported this | [ | | | [ | dozen in assrtel patterns; worth regulaily 25¢ each—on spe-ial sale to- and balance of ‘the week, '2 (H da Clean-Up Sale of Lace Curtains. About 250 half pairs of Lace Curtains, all of them about 375 yards long and from go to 60 inches wide, assortei patterns, heavy linen effec's, Brussels cffects, Battenberge, etc., will be placed on ale to-day and ba'ance of week, if quantity lasts, at [@ss thamn ane-half it e aach 40c to $1.00 Clean-Up Sale of | | | | ROBBER CAUGHT Constable Hyde of Benicia Takes Perry Fitts Into Custody. e Special Dispatch to The Call VALLEJO, Dec. 31.—Perry Fitts, who is | alleged to have blown open the safe of a | lumber company in Santa Rosa on Christ-| | mas night, was captured at Benicia yes- terday by Constable Hyde at the direction of Chief of Police Stanford of Vallejo. Chief Stanford received a telephone mes- sage from Santa Rosa Saturday night stating that one of the men implicated in the safe-cracking had left Santa Rosa for this section. Stanford instituted a search and ascertained that the fellow had been Seen in the vicinity of South Vallejo on Saturday morning with two companions. Presuming the trio had gone to Benicia Stanford telephoned a description of Fitts to Constable Hyde of that place and later recelved word that the three men were held by that officer. Chief Stanford drove to Benicia yester- day and found that ome of the men was Fitts. This morning Constable Pierman of Santa Rosa accompanied Chief Stan- ford to Benicia, where they took Fitts in charge and: brought him to Vallejo. Fitts is a small, smooth-faced man. He does not seem much concerned about his capture and took things in a matter-of- fact sort of way, In compan wlth Can- .stable Plerman he left for Rosa ‘this afternoon. One of his lll!‘ed con- federates, a man named Mooney, is al- ready held in custody there. The sum which the cracked safe con- tained was something like $6, the lumber company using it only for the safe stor- age of books. Aside from a small amount of change no money was ever left in the e2a60n from St. Gall, Swi zerlan}, about 100 | | and most prominent Joabmg houses, ti'y lasts, at a fraction of its real value all good styl: dresses, str-et costumes, shirt waists, underskirts, manufactured to retail at $1.25, $1.50, $ sale-price, . . A Silk Sale Extraordinary. ' Baautifal Novaities Worth From $1.25 (o $2.50 per yard for 782. | About 3500 yards of choice high-grade Novelty Si'ks, bought from one of the largest go on sale fo-day and balance ol week, if quan- h colorings, of Striped Taffetas, Sitin S ripes, Corded Stripes, Solid Color Plisse Effects, Small Jac- quard Des!gm, Prnted Warp Effects, also a tew Black and White Novelties; these Silks are all this Fall’s style, both French and Domestic weaves, and among them you will find fabrics suitable for evening rufflings or elegant lining. .75, $2.00 and $2.50 per)ard There are about 120 different patterns. They were The special d: now deeply price-cut. must go. will find big bargains. < orted lot of fin* medium and he: Fave been from §5.00 to $r10.0 co's Lot Hacks, Couble and single breasted, $15 00, $16.50, $18.00 and $2 “ Lot 3—Ascorted lot of medium extra fine fitted back jackets, a and black, have been #20.00, § up” price. . . Lot 4—Full les lose backs, the extra t tan and black, have been § “clean-up’” price. . Tailor nressos Reduned sgth Automobiles, fine lo ik ined, fin-st kind Il col r Lot I—A sorted lot of this and last season’s Tailor Dresses, “‘ra'ny-day”’ | and the regular dres: siyle, a sp! 1 lot of all wool die's nd all colors acks, have been $12.50, $15.00 and 2 “clean-y ice . Lot 2—A orle" lot of newest Tailor Dvrms, with and wit h'gh and turn-down collars and double and single breasted, in coverts jots, olurs ani b’; have been $18.00 and Pl e ! $13.50 Lot 3— Alsorted lot of our finest new Tailor Dre:ses, trivmed and plain, beautiful goods and styles, have been $25,00, $30.00 and $35.00; “iclean-up’ pri-e . $19.75 Skirts Reduce. Lot I—New “n'n)-da)" and dress length all-wool Skirts, all this sea- son's, back ani colos, regularly §5.005 “clean up” price. g2y | Lot 2-—A ‘splendid assortment of *‘rainy-¢ay’* Skirts with yokes, piaid and phain backs, and also many styles of Dress Skirs, piain aad trimmed, new flaring styles, have been §6.50, $7.50, $8.50 £t ty 50, $7-5 5° $4.95 and f9.50; “‘clean-up’” price. ... 3 § Lot 3—Big lot of asscrted Skirts, <‘rainy-day”" and Dres sk'vu, brai- trimmed and plain, fine linings and fin black, have been §10.00; “‘clein-up"® price. ... ..... Waists Reduced. Lot 1—A splendidly ageorted lot of new all-wool Wai out, in all the newe t and best colors and black, all sz:, p'a trimmed, tucked and coried and peate, regularly $1.75, $2.00, §2.25 and §2.50; ‘‘clean-up’’ price. . . Lot 2—Ascorted lot of our best medium grades and styles of all-wool Flannel Waists, perfectly made and al the newest and best colorsand blacks, regular'y $2.50 and $2.75; “‘clean-up’’ price $l-69 Lot 3— Ascorted lot of plain and polka dot Waists in ali-wool fla nel, all the colors and black, a'most any style of prop>r making and szzs agnuary: Clfean-up o/ #% Cloaks; Jwits :73/11/1/161:)' arnd M rlin Wear. Almost without exception everything in these departments is Cost counts for on ladies’ and children’s Garment; Come to-day if you can, but ccme any day Jackets and Austomobiles Reduced. : alweol Warm Jackets, all sizes and ‘clzan-up”* 3 A s.1t-d lot of ome of our finest silk ln wed Jackets, in all the fitt=d hx ke, rlam and trimmed, bave bren s and | Ysge s Lat1 /6 > r naugnt this month and Millinery. S-ason goods and you $3.95 ine s“:nl s and ..... $9.95 pr.mrs, Ppttlcoats, Eic., Reduced. | A s.reed lot of new flannel tte Wrappers, lined wa'sts, all have been $1.25 azd $1.50; “clean-up™ pric=. . ... 95¢ Assont d 1 ¢ of new fine Aunnelett- Wrapp s, best making and lined waists, regulary 3; 755 “claan-up’ $1.23 price pree... | decp pleated ruffles, fin'shed e ge, in all the best shades and biack d ezl £2.3 755 “clean-up” price.. ... PIAS - “ncar silk™ sacen and sik morcen -, mo b Leiukfally uia’s: goodsy biack snd alli fike <o ors; reguary $4, $4.50 and $3, 1 an-up™ prize - $295 L t 5—Childen’s Rub>-r Couts, clots oul subber lin'ng, deep caps; rogul 1l; $2.75, .1 aru)” $1.69 | Lot 6 Ass rted Lot of Ladies: Ma P inteshes, «ll fine fancy p linings, wool < shmer: covering, d.utl-- reasted c-pes, velvet collir; regularl - $6.350, $7.50 and $9.50, “‘clean-up’ price ' $4.95 | Ladies’ and Children’s | Mustin Wear Reduced, | No one las teiter Undermuslins—ew kesp 28 good—and a'l targains «fler:d ars our rezu'ar stozk, not goods bougit to be sold chewply, but all finely mede. Ncthing small about them. Ludies' 35¢ Tennis Skizts cut to. $1.00, 85c and 75¢ Corset Cove's, mix-d lot, cu: to $1.00 Fine Camb'iz D awers, fine embroil ry, cut to. %1.25 Fine Cambr ¢ Drawers, fin: embruidery, cut to. > Fin: Nainsools Déawe e Fine Muslin Gowns, empire style, cut to 5 Elegant Nainsoo Gowns, lace ins-rtion, cut to. . Elegant Emb oidery-Trimmed Skirts cut to .00 El-gnt Skirts, 3 lace inser.ions and edge of lace, cut to 8350 Elegnt 2-Ruffied Skir:s, and insertions, 2 edges of lace, cus t0.$3.00 $5 nt Skirts, 3 insertions of lace, 2 edges of lice, cut to. . . .$2.75 $3.50 Elegant All-Lawn Sk'st C)emise, Jace t:immed, cut to $1.75 | 53 o and $4.75 Corset Covers and Skirt Combin-d, cut to. . $2.00 | Chiidren’s Caps, Cloaks a;d Drasses : Raduced for ‘““Cican-Up’’ Sale. MRS, NATICN NOW IN QUARANTINE Smallpox Said to Exist in 769,100 SHARES OF OCEAN TRAVEL. THE 0. R, & N. GO, DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO BPORTTELAND From Spear-street Wharf at 10 a. m. FAHE £12 First Class Including Berth $8 Second Class and Meals. COLUMBIA suu -Dee. 24, Jan. 3 GEO. W. EL td Ehort Line o Walla® Waiia, Spokane, Buue, Groceries, the County Jail at Wichita. WICHITA, Kans., Dec. 31.—The County Jail was quarantined for smallpox to-day. The prohibitionists allege that the quar- antine was put on by pressure of saloon interests as an extra punishment to Mrs. Nation. the saloon smasher, who is con- fined there. Mrs. Nation, in the course of an appeal to women everywhere to ald in the cru- sade against saloons, says: “I can stay in jail and eat my bread iand gravy in a tin Jmn and with a spoon. I can stay here and be quarantined from seeing any friends. I can sleep on a bed without a pillow and take the fare of the poor criminals and feel this a small sacri- fice. Can you not do something? “Take your consecrated rocks, hatchets, brickbats and everything that comes handy and you can clean this curse out. Don't wait for the ballot. “I have exhausted every ordinary means and looked into the faces of mothers, wives, flnu{hten, who were broken- hearted, till I have become almost desper- ate, and I have done the hest I can, the worst 1 can and all T can and expect to continue if it ends at the stake. I expect to lay my ashes here, even if my body shall be cremated by the whisky element.” N Reform School Boys Escape. SACRAMENTO, Dec. 31.—A speclal to the Bee this afternoon from Ione says that six boys escaped to-day from the State School of Industry. They are: Jo- seph Cornish, Arthur Sharp, Frank Perry, Frank Pferman, Henry Simon and Robert | safe. Barry. OIL STOCKS==szr Helena and all points in Through tickets to all points East. Have Been Bought and Sold General Agent, —by— 630 Market st. JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, T0YO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- ner First and Brannan streets, at 1 p. Rooms 9-10, 330 Pine street, Tel. Bush 385, for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, mllln( .l ‘Who Solicits your orders and corre- connecting at Hongkong with steamers for In- dia. etc. No cargo received on satling. HON! on day of Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai, and spondence and will furnish reliable information on oil stocks without charge. Weekly Call $1.00 per Year OCEAN TRAVEL. AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS. Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound. From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m. .Tuesday, February 19, 1801 ss. AuEch MARU..... a3 Friday, March 15, l”l Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. freight and passage apply at company’'s oflc., 01 Market street. cormer First, H. AVERY, General Agent. PANAMA R, R, iz To NEW YORK via PANAMA Disct $. S, ROANOKE sails January 8, §. 8. ST. PAUL salls January 29, ‘:{ur{ mo{mg.ulp m and passenger Market st. F. F. CONNOR, Mflcmm:t Kensiogton .....Jan. 3[Vaderland . [ Noordland n. 16| New York. s s 1l, SAKOA, NEW Friesland . an. 23! Kensington m — ll!!n"lfll‘-ll'l RED STAR LINE. New York and Antwarp. From New York Every Wednesday, 12 Noon. XNTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMP, CHAS. D. Am General Agent Pacific Const, 30 Montgomery st. B i Liguors. 8mr—-Best Dry Granulated, 18 $1.00 Washlng Powder—Pyramid, RAN AR ANAARANARA R A QAR RARAN QAR A 8 Ranaae 6-0z packages, 12 for....... 25¢ Salmon—Guarantee brand, 3 tns v 280 Tab'e Fruits—Vicory brand, 1 Apr'cots and Pears, 2 tins. . . 285¢ Rig@—Good cuality, 61bs. . . 25¢ Mush—Victory brand, of Cream Flaked Wheat, 4 packages. . . 250 Table Claret—Good ordinary, gallon .30z American Club Whlskey —Regularly $2.50 per gallon, 2.00 White Label Stouf—The best money can buy, dozen.. 87,98 Damayéd Toys at Haif Price. Qu.te a large collection of interesting Toys some- what the worse for hand- lirg and display during the great Christmas rush. Now on Bargain Tables, second floor. Take your choice for Haif Price. RERAAAA LA ARRR A A AARATAAA AN R AR & Clean-Up Sale of Fur Garmenis All Fur Garments have been greatly reduced in price. These two specials indicate how liber- ally we are price-custing in this de- partment. of China Seal Mink Collar, ds and four tails. qua'ity Russian two hea Extra choic Cap= with finished w 14-inch, merly $10, cut $6.65 16-inch, for- merly $11, cut to. . 45 18-inch, for- merly $12.50, cut 0. $ 815 Extra choice quality of Baltic h & AWARLAN S Q RATARRARLARRNIRREARARHEU R § QUUNR R AR A TR LIARRMIANR G E @ HAAALAANAN AR ARA LR AR AR A @ R | all §zes, regularly $3.00 and $3.50; “clean-up"® price. $1.00 Color=d Silk Cap, fur trimmed, cut to. | Lad"esl Belts Lot 4—Arsorted lot of silk and Freach flannel and velveteen tancy | $1.50 Colored Silk Bonnets, cut to s "..$1.00 | Seal and Astra- | - Wasts, model styles, all finest shades and finish, regu'ar’y ~ | ¥4.50 Coael Silk No mandy Bonnets, cut fo $3.00 | chan Collar- An ssiorted lot of Ladies’ Belts, about 300 in $5.00 and $6; ““clean-up’* price $3.95 $3.00 1-piece Diesces, ages 12 and 14, cut to SO0 Ll Bevier | all, beaded, colored tatin, pulley and dog col- | M, $3.00 Dre:se’, ages I to 4. cutto. . .$2.00 | . i | o il L e o i All Miliinery Re""ee"' 2100 D ess s, ages 1 to 4, cu: to $1.25 | Price $4.00, cutto...., | sold at 75cand $1.00 each, on special sale | Fine Milinery breasts, pompons, shapes, hats. > White Bed:ord Coa-s for babies, cut to. .$5.00 | to-day and balance of week if c 200 large black, white qull breact effects; wers 35c, cut to, A0c | $2 75 'wruc Cas'rmere Coats for bab'es, cut to. ... $1.75 | uantty lasts, each. ......... 25 150 two-toned quill pompons, dczen in bunch; were 75¢; now per |'Infants’ Whte Lawn D.eses taat were $5.03, cut to. $2.05 | i e *bunch, cut to SR 3 "7 15c | Infants Soft Scle Shees, bia-k, tan, choco ate, that were soc, cut to..19¢ | Littie-Priced | 250 bunches Winier Viclets, were 75¢ and $1.00 per banch, cut £.25¢ | Chiléren’s long and short White Drecs’s reiuced. | ‘. $10.00 Trimmed Hats, finely made, now , .$3.75 | Children's Box Coats, broken linzs, ages 4 to 14, all reduced. ” t[1] ] Clean-Up Sale of | 3:;.co impr-d Hus "$i1.45 | F.ne Pattern Hats all reduced. | olio s'_ | T- t d c $18.00 Imported Hats. .$7.05 | Corsets, s endid s yies, reduced. | Fancy l:edilf Books, asort=d ., n‘co:o "5‘” L : Horn Hair Pins, dozen 10c to 50¢ fnte. overs ; Seock Collet Foundat'on (Wasme), sich, . . 8¢ About 150 of these pretty T.nted Tab'e C: Dr. Hollem’s Shoulder Braces, pa'r 50¢ exs, 36 inches rquare, made of a nice quali Cube Pins, large 100 count, each. S¢ of heavy sateen; red, green and blue grounds, Nickelzd Safety Pirs, all sizes, dozen. 3¢ fo 8¢ with a large assortment o designs, that are Gold Spikes, assorted sizes, cach. 5S¢ to $1.50 worth regularly at least 35¢ each; on epscial Dress Shields, all sizes and makes. . _5¢ to 50c week if quantity 'asts 40 Kid Hair Cur ers, per dozen. 4c to 25¢ ................ CALIFCRNIA’S LARGEST--AMERICA’S {RANDEST SI'ORE Curling Irons, each ; 3c to 25¢ LAARALAAARE AR RARRALRAAADA AL RLBARAA AR R RRATLAARRRAR A RARLRLARNLEL X A RLLRARAAAANRRARNANN AN AR AANR 0 A RERRRRRR LA FRAR DA aNR @0 Daaeaannanns OCEAN TRAVEL. | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Steamers leave Broadway whart, an Francisco - For Alaskan Ports—I1 a. m., Jan. 1, 6, 11, 16, 21 26, 31, Feb. 5. Change to company’s steam- ers at Seattle. . For Victorfa, Vancouver (B. C.), Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes, and New Whatcom (Wash.)— 11am, Jan. 1, 6 11, 16 21, 2, Seattle or Twm. to C. 3 8 , 25, Feb. 2, and every fifth day there- neouy to N. P. Ry.; at uF?E Eureka, Humboldt Bay—? p. m., Ja. after. For San Diego, Port Los Angeles and Redondo (Los An- stopping only at Santa Bar- bara, geles)—Steamer ~Queen, Wednesdays, 9 4. m.; steamer Santa Ross .Sundays, § a. m. For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cay- ucos, Port Harford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Peadro, East San Pedro (Los Angeles) and \ewm- Steamer Corona, Fridays, 9 a. m.; steamer Bonita, Tuesdays, 9 a. m.* For Ensenadz, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz. Santa Rosalla and Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a. m. 7th each month. For' further Information obtain company's folders. The company reserves the right to change steamers, sailing dates and hours of safling, without pgvious notics. CK OFFICE—4 New Mont, street (Palace Hotel). e GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Agents, 10 Market st., San Francisco. COMPAGNIE GENERALEZ TRANSATLANTIQUE. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. “ Salling every Thursday. Instead of Saturday. at 10 2. m. from Pier 42, North River. foot of Morton street. First class and unward. Second class to and u . GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED ATES AND CANADA, 32 PBroadway (Hudson building), New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, 5 ovseesy avedue, San Francisco. Tiekets Railroad Ticket Agents. '_x_;r AND RIVER STEAMERS. FIBI.S.HWH!IAI'WJ.HI. teamer “‘Monticello.”” S