The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 19, 1902, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO C LL, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1902 MORE OFFIGERS ARE INSTALLED Honors for Many Frater- nal People for Six Months’ Term. Presentations Made to Retir- ing Officers Who Have Proved Faithful. e Gl AR wing recently elected officers of Francisco Parlor, Native Sous olden West, have been inducted by District Deputy Grand Coghlan ning, past president; George eorge Richards and John Re- jdents; Daniel Harrington, re- Frank Coyle, financlal secretar: tressurer; Herman Becker, mar- | & Nonnenman, trustee; Joseph Barr, 4 Frank Frietas, outside sentinel. udge F. H. Dunne on behalf of the jor presented a gold badge to Maurice Squires, the retiring past president. he officers of Pioneer Lodge of the T of the Forest, whose names were at the time of their election, ed on the night of the sixth of the institution of the hat occasion, after the cere- there was an anni- | tendered by Past Su-| M. Boehm to Mrs. if of the lodge an em- | was presented to her in | of her faithful service as All_of the supreme officers | t. This lodge now has more | red members and a good The officers of Lincoln Lodge after the | of officers partook of on | supper and presented Past | upreme President Mrs. M. M. Reed a ndsome regalia of her rank in the or- der. Organizer A. J. Weinert has installed following named as_officers of North Camp of the Woodmen of the rid: sh Glaser, P. C. C.; J. M. Sauter, C. C Giovanini, A, L.; A. Hilderbrandt, E.; W H. Irvine, S.; William Kaiser, B., 1 commander, Joseph ser presented a beautilul medal of his rank in the order. 1 Parlor, Native Sons of the a had the following s its officers for the cur- | past president; Dr. P. Bill, Thomas Lerond and Fred s; V. Maher, marshal; R. | Charles A. Louis, finan- | Ferro, treasurer; Edward | fee | Medals of the rank of past president | by the parlor to Edward | es -A. Louls, and ad- vered by District Dep- sident Pernau and Grand | A. Devoto. rt has installed the following | of Golden Gate Circle of | 1 of Wooderaft: | guardian neighbor; Mollie | neighbor; A. Schneider- LONG-OVERDUE FRENCH BARK BRENN SPOKEN NEAR THE END OF VOYAGE Schooner Rosamond Brings Word of Safety of Vessel That Was Reinsured at Thirty-Five Per Cent and Which the Guillon Reported as Having Gone Down in a Storm in the Atlantic MAYOR SCHMITZ ACTS A3 HOST Spends Day in Enter- taining Governor Savage. Entire Party Will Drive to the Cliff House This Afternoon. Gove!'nor Ezra P. Savage of Nebraska and his staff were royally entertained yesterday by Mayor Schmitz and other leading citizens. Early in the morning | the entire party were taken for a ride round the bay on the Sea Queen. Mayor Schmitz went to great pains to show them the many points of interest from\ the boat. First a trip to the Union Iron Works was made, then a run down the bay to the Golden Gate. The steamer was taken outside the heads, but in def- erence to the ladies the bow of the boat was turned and smooth water was soon, encountered again inside the bay. The| visitors were shown Sausalito, Angel Isl- and and Belvedere. After luncheon Mayor Schmidt took the | T A aleo distinguished party for a drive to Golden Gate Park. In the evening Chief Witt- man detailed several detectives to show them the mysteries of Chinatown. This morning the party will take a car ride around the city as guest of the United Rallroads and in the afternoon they wiil be taken for a tally-ho ride to the CIiff. The party will leave for the East to-| morrow night. Is One Step Nearer Bay State. Another petition for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of J. Black, the alleged forger, was denied by the Supreme Court yesterday. It is stated that the prisoner is charged with a crime committed in Springfield, Mass., at the time he was under arrest at the Hall of Justice. An-| other petition Is being prepared, but | Black’s chances of escape from a trip to the Bay State appear rather slim, in | view of the fallure which attended his previous attempts to secure freedom. @ sirbesieierierienferfefesieiimielfefurle ootk @ Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Friday, July 18. Stmr South Coast, Jamieson, 62 hours from Tillamook. Stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart, 36 hours from San Pedro, Stmr Coronado, Glelow, 67 hours from New- port, ete. Dutch ship Europa, Bona, 77 days from Newcastle, Australia. Tk ‘Annie Johnsan, Willlams, 28 days from o. Bktn Arago, Genberg, 7 days from Willapa Harbor. Schr Rosamond, Johnson, 34 days from Honolulu. i Schr Bender Bros, Wetzel, 6 days from Sius- aw. Schr Emma Claudina, Mikkelson, 3 days from Eureka. Schr Lettitla, Sarrins, 8 days from Grays Harbor. CLEARED. Friday, July 18, ADVERTISEMENTS. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear signature of e Tt Very sxall and as easy to take as sugar. CARTERS o oizzimess. SEE GENUINE ITTLE |FOR BILIOUSNESS. WRAPPER SEE- GENUINE WRAPPER IVER FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. | PILLS. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION GRENUINIE MUST HAVE SJONATURE. ofriee . | Purely vegetabie., et —— T R RO T W CPRINTED ON RED PAPER™ RAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ADVERTISEMENTS. PSS e b Tralus leave and are due to arrl AN FRANCISCO. Dr. (Matn Line, Foot of Market Bireet) TEave_— Fmow JUNE 2. — _ammive £ . Sulsun, Eimirs sad FE i 3 & Co. e, Winters, Rimaey 7.550 '304 Martines, Ssn Ramos, Napa, Calistogs, Santa Rosa.. 8.250 Strictly 8.004 Woodland, Knights Lan Reliabl ‘yaville, Oroville ;.5: | N ial | v . - Niles, Lathrop, 8tock . 289 4.567 Niles, Mendots, Hani Specialists W' eso. sttt (for Bartletc Springs), Witiows, g M E N Exclusively. 8.304 i ‘We will not ask for a dollar until a | cure is effected. 3 8.304 e o No Form of Disesses of Men We 8304 Los Angeies Express Chigriiae: Cannot Cure. Raymond,Fresno and Los Angeles Special _attention given to so- | 9.30a Valtejo, Martinez and Way Stations 7.8 called _ Weaknesses, Contagious 1 k d Way Scations. 112 lone, Sacramento, Marysville, Chico, Red Biuff. Oakdale,Chinase,Sonors,Tuol | Blood Diseases and _Acute and 004 mited — Ogden, | Chronic Urethral and Prostatic In- Deaver, Omaha, Chicago. | flammatiors. CONSULTATION r;,uar Sacramento River Stenmers.. .00® Benicia, Winters, Sacrame Woodisad, Wiilfams, W'llows, Kniydts Lagding. Marysvilie, . Niles and Way Siations.. Martinez,San Ramon. Valle}o,Naps, = Calistoga, Santa Loss. Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Lod!. Hayward,Niles,SanJoss, Livermore | wwa | The ‘E'lfll.l:uead—l'r-lq Talses, ersfield, Saagus for San §VISIY DR. JORDAN'S creat b~ g e = FREE. Our Colored Chart mailed free. 1140 Market Street MUSEUM OF ANATOMY i i liwtotasie 1061 KARZIDIT. b G347, 8.8.Cal, e The Largest Aratomical Museum in the Hayward, World. ~ Weaknesses of amy contracted Vailejo discase pasitively caradhy the sldest Ortentai ~ Mafi— Ogden. ® Specialiat on the Coase. Et. 36 years. St. Louts, Chicago. DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN For: Costa, _Consultation free and strietly private. - Treatment personally or by letter. A @ | & Positive Cure in every case une en. | Write for Book, PHILOSOPRY of MARRIAGE, MAILED FREE, (A valuable book for men) DR. JORDAN & €&, 1051 Market St 8. F. N3 % %9 % 2% 222 %2 %% Y] Oregon & ramento, Marysville, Redding. Portland, Pu; Sound and ~S810r Huywerd sud Fike. COAST LINE (% - (sf'oot of Market Street.) $7.464 Santa Cruz 8154 Newark, Centerville, San Jjose, Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants Ger stmr Abydos, Carstens, Hamburg; J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Tug Chas Counselman, Nelson, Hilo; J D Spreckels & Bros Co. 35 per cent and supposed to have | blematic pi: d 2 bouquet of roses was | gone down In a gale in the Atlan- | i i given to the alling officer. The officers of Golden W Annle Prouse, at- | . end A. D |% | _Stmr Newport, Saunders, Panama; P M| GONORREEA CHARG] Cruz und Way Station: 5500 ., and Neighbors Mec- | HE F ~ 4 53 | sS_Co. AND URINARY DIB - 42.167 Newark, Centerville, managers. 2 r:nc !’J\.ar Brfhh.flw? 1694 Stmr s-m): Rusa.cAlexulder, San Diego: (};‘ew Aéln‘dn‘l:. Felton, Boulder Juliet Love, the retiring guardian neigh- | days from Newcastle, England; Goodall, Perkins & Co. reek, Sants Cruz and Principal ras presented - =1 uot ¥ ins list at | Stmr_Enterprise, Miller, Hilo; J D Spreck- Way Stacion: 10.50a was presented a past officer's em- | quoted on the reinsurance €l ‘& Eros Co. 4.157 Newark, Ssn Jose, Los Gatos. 50a { 34.157 San Jose. Los Gatos, Santa Cruz... c8.504 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. From SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Markec St. (Siip % —H1:15_9:00 ax. 1.00 3.00 8.18r.x. Sun sets . Moon sets . t Camp of | 40 Ocean, has been spoken off the port. o | | / I SATURDAY, JULY _—é_/fi' [ | Sun rises . ET | | * ’»P‘NTA[ A R R e O e of o lorge cranber | The schooner Rosamond, which arrived ed in the presence of a large unmber | S - s d o} d May, Hansen, Makawell; Alex- . — 48: in the social hall of the Al- | yesterday thirty-four days from Hono- g R sen, Makawe! ex- From OAKLAND. Foot of Broadway ~_16:00 3 og by Deputy Consul Com- | lulu, reports that on July 15, In 37 DUTCH SHIP WHOSE VETER- s LBkin 8 G Wilder, Jackson, Homolulu; Wil- COAST LINE S assisted by Organizer A.| north, 131 37 west she sighted the Brenr v 5 jams, Dimond & Co. . 3 “Weinert and the arill team of Golden | 1yo, e tobe d AN MASTER ENJOYS WORLD- | |19 SAILED. CAPSIULES e S o ; that the Frenchman appeared to WIDE FAM {20 5.104 San Jose and Way Stations. Gate Camp No. 64. The new officers are: | L %0 "% 0 (0 016 Soked to be reported E FAME. {2 Friday, July 18. - 1 a0A San Jose and wey Scations: [ ¥. L. Cook, past consul commender; John | o 1 5 21 Stmr Eureka, Jessen, Hureka. 7004 New Almaden.. . siioe e o e e T D s an | 43t e, . i Stmr Alcatraz, Martin, Greenwood. 4715 Monterey Excareicn - Sright. M adviser: F. C, Ruseell, clerk, | It was not the long trip the Bremn is) i Stmr Newport, Saunders, Panama, etc. (004 Cosst Line Limited —San Jose, H. C n banker; M. J. O'Brien, escort: | making that caused her underwriters so for Callao at 50s. 2 ::mr :i:q-l.(v.:ustm:',l Clufll Bgy'u . Gfiroy, Hollister, Salinas,8an Luis G. Beveriey, watchman; George Hurkett, | much anxiety. She was known to be a TR : |24 | 1: 7 Stmar San. Pedro, Jahnsen, Port Orford. Tea "hoa Princival Tavormedisee C, . Kgbler and T. M. Potthoff, man- | S0l o e Mer” diioper. T o] Merchandise for Hawaii. - .l R h e s Al i i s SR N 1048 end Dr. Ven Meter, surgeon. | putea skillful -among mavigators. Long |, The barkentine 8 G. Wilder salled | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | Htmr Entervrise, Miller, Hilo. | 9.00a San Jose, Tres Pinos, Santa Gruz, lation was followed by the | - = %ol whore speed de- day for Honolulu with & general carg: | the early morning tides are given in the left Stmr Argo, Dunham, Port Kenyon. 1 Pactfic Grove, Salis San Luls presentat of & badge to retiring Com- | trips are to be expecte: ere Sp at $22,929 and including the following: | hand column and the successive tides of the Tug Chas Counselman, Nelson, Hilo, in tow Obllgo sad Princips! Intermedt- Tiander Cook, the photographing of the | pends upon the direction and force of | 100 bbis flour. 1575 ctis barley, | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | stmr_Enterprise. A CURE IN i8 HOURS. s Stations 4100 7p and installing officers and dancing. | the wind, and the Brenn's trip was not | middlings, 794 Ibs rolled barle: | fourth time column glives the last tide of the | Bark Edward May, Hansen, Honolulu and BN o lons.. . ficers of Golden West Lodge, In- | unusually extended. The rench bark | bran, 11,203 1bs oats, 66S bales hay, | day, except when there are but three tides, as | Makawell. = -:' 3 s::'flwz"':da;“nfinfl'm.“. Order of Odd Fellows, were | Jean Guillon, which left Newcastle in 3'ctls wheat, 130 cs s0ap, 25 pkgs paint, | sometimes occur. The heights given are in| Bktn S G Wilder, Jackson, Honolulu. 0se y a7.007 e D e Fean Gl N Erent, ' arrived here | 2607 Ths ‘oml. °86 os whisky, 125.ceiandiees | addition fo ha sdindings of Khie Frllioc Bemton |, Bcti Masipt ORCery Tacoma. 3 - d by 3. Atiins. D- D. G, M., as-| company, with the Brenn ot cap. | ELI® Yine, 90 caks bottied becr, 1200 gals vine. | Cosst Survey charts, except when & minus C=) TELEGRAPHIC. 2010 D e o axis BE MR LOAgD a8 o ne N, O O otiad that hie hiad 1 8r. LD (e tebacce . 55 vkes procerles endl| SEU pEEosder Dieheant e THeui IR | L B O e of members of the order. The | witnessed in the Atlantic what he be- | 50 pkes paste, 55 ca canned & s raising, | s subtracted from the depth given by | foggy; wind SW, velocity 14 miles per hour. n itne e h 0 e, S5 cs c goods, 10 cs and | the charts, The plane of reference is th A CEN. named are the new officers: Tleves to have been the destruction of | 200 Tbs millstusts, 13,578 Ihs bread, 11,500 Iba | of the lower low waters, S ¢ IREESIIE . OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Andrews, J. P. G.- H. C. Kellum, %. | the Brenn. He saw the Brenn a few lard, 40 bbls eaimon, 360 lbs chocolate, 230 | i den e B July 7, 18t —, lon 36 W, Br ship Kensing- 10.458 G VOg B O Eellum, N | oments before the sea was swept by a | lbs split peas, 7600 gals gasoline, 70,000 bricks, | ey e Catalogues and Price Lists Mallel ?w - 6 Daarke | torrific squall. He had seen the squall | 130 pes terra cotta pipe, $48 pes stovepipe, | Movement of Steamers. LT PRI S TR Applicati cipal 1 tor: J. H. Thrane, | in time to get his vessel in condition | § pkgs stoves, 200,000 Ibs plaster. G i e ey s on Application. 19.004 B T N e | In e t but the Brenn, as she appear- | _The bark Edward May sailed yesterday for TO ARRIVE. e B rer: AL for Gan Fian pal 10.00s w 5 5 ey, | o3 T tim, was wnprepared for the wind | Honolulu and Makawell with cargo valued at S ‘ g COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. 16,157 San Mateo, Beimont, Redwood, L. Rountree, chaplain; J. ek, Mo "saw the etorm strike _the | $15.760 and including the followin Steamer. From. Fer sehr Rosamond—On July 15, lat 37 22 : T S e s S e L tney, L. | Brenn. she disappeared from his sight s, fo o, cisenest iELNE i [ oS o o e N R L e E L L RN R e = b T w'e’#'oé:x::.';:'{:?.‘:."l'fi. Tais erm) ~1in a swirl of spray, and when the storm rSET.E8D The T (S rol ort Los Angeles. tle, England, for San Francisco. = - ~ lin a swir pray, an barley. 187,839 1b | e 8 castle, England, for c Obispo, Santa Barbars, Los An- 1 7 s bran, 11,232"1bs oats, 1854 | Alblon River.| Alblon & Pt il o ol s g, m | had quieted down was nowhere to be | bales hay, 891 1bs beans, 40 orts | Eequota. After the inst 1 there was a ban- | seen. f e e crut, Ti0" o Canned soode, 151 ek | Raini guet under the & don of M. A. Mc- | There has been quite a lot of local Spec- | bottled beer. 40 cs and 7 bbis salmon, 30 cn | F. R. Parker and E. W. Bigelow, | ulation on the Brenn, most of the money | soap, 4060 lbs bread, 7469 lbs sugar, 1113 Ibs | W. A S. Nicholson as toastmaster. | being placed against her chance of ar-|lard, 2748 Ibs millstuffs, 1604 lbs ham, 150 B e e ol 1bs 'hops, 3000 Ibs salt. 150 lbs ralsins, 27 T e by . 1| pkgs groceries and provisions, 87,320 ft lumber, ell, Louls Kragen, W. 48 sks coal, 158 gals ofl, 3 cyls'ammonta, 430 ibs and 3 cs tobacco, 100 cs coal ofl, 12 pkgs Ital ship Wallacetown, from London, for FRESH AND SALT MEATS. Orleans and East.. 10.15a Honolulu, previously revorted at Callao, can 3 | Shipping Butchers, 104 | #1145 Palo Alto and Way Stations. éfi be renatred without discharging her cargo. JAS. BOYES & CO Clay. Tel. Main 1204. | 45: d Wi e Tatar essel apparently in good condition. New York yla Panama.|July 20 DOMBSTIC PORTE. b @ Saturday onl Hombordt © July 20| NEWPORT (S)—Arrived July 18—Schr Lot | LUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD & BLLIS, | §Sacurday and e o % San Pedro Whatcom N. Y. via Panama. Humboldt .. Seattle . tle_Carson, from Eureka. 418 Front st., S. F. Phone Main 1719, | Nome, via Seattle. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived July 18—Schr — Sunday only. Takes Many Passengers. PRINTING. | d W. D. Sickels. This lodge, one of the | S i ngest of this city, has $31000 | oihe iBacific Mail stenmahip Newport ‘satied | paper, 6 ca v Boote. B0 shoers Lon ou DukS Seat Sequola, from Nome; schr Alvena, from San in its ' 200 rail attle . [ yesterday for Panama and way ports with |road ties. Crescent CIty | Crescent City Pedro; schr Seliome, from Honolul, E C. KUGHES PRINTER, CALIF *rancieco Tent of M .s | many passengers and a large cargo. Captain — Eureka. . H Passed in July 15—Chil bark Admiral Te- | E. C. 5 L 1 s officers installed gf's Maccabecs | Tany Do remainsd cshare one trip on | Sailing of the Panama St North For ombalar July 21| getthofr, from Antofagasta; Ger stmr Numan- 511 Sansome st., 8. F. ‘ORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. Co. mander §. W. Hall, asstoted b g‘“fll account of his health, has resumed command. | The steamer Newport sailed teumer. gLk San Dieso & Way Foris Tuly 1 e it Ger e e LESSHHS epreser e G. V. Leroi. b d > o \e passengers were Charles Monror D pol ed yesterday for | City Puebl: P Rare o rom Nome, for Seattle; Ger ship Alster- P(r G. V. Leroi. The offiecrs | :\;g r‘\‘s”:’ A o s e ing ool Mise R | Panama and way ports with an assorted mer- | Coos Bay s;‘.‘."pfd"r‘;"‘i fl{’l:; Pts. 3':3 schwan, from Honolulu, for Tacoma. RAW“ILYAY TRAXEL SAN FllAchSl:ll AND NORTH PANFIG = ok sl < C. Pickering of Los :[!19! In additien to ’"::n:'“ufldrm \;flu—d at $108,870, manifested ;""l Monica H:mholdt e pnl‘;assed out July 18—Ship Servia, for Souund RAILWAY COMPANY. - t cor r; C. E.|seventy Chinese, & er passengers were a estined as follows: For Mexico, $18,463 Wil o oo +| China & Japan 4 5 o e Tibw Ferry, mander; Clarence Ericison, lieu” | * Dan Drane: A. O'Tourke, wife and daugh- | Central America, $27,000; Panama, b4l e | Arctic. .| Redondo [Yuly 231 SEATTLE-Satled July 1s—Stmr: City of Koy 3 Feot of ‘Narket ¢, Ger: ¥ I Castie, record keep. | ter; W. Christian, A Kapper, €, F. Everhast, | Yoric = 461601; | Hoiland, = '$807:" Kingaton, Eanta Roma.. | San Diego & Way Forts|July B e T tan hamee. e anta (S I o SRS RN SASR I AN et E ulms | M Kine. 8-k Glllan e 4. O e Jamalca. $50. The following were the princl- | G’ Lindaver..| Grays Harbor -rs. 18; stmr Queen, hence July 15. e 4 L. Gurmendes, sen: | onten " Burn and wife, Major Thomas | To Mexico—50 bbls flour, 77.305 ft lumber, | ECINt Arena. Point Arena .. BOWENS LANDING —Arrived July, 18—Stmic I pains_D I ter guards; . V. | Godtrey, D W. Barnes, A Stein, J. Bodhunter | 18351 Ibs tallow, 100 flsks’ quicksilver, ‘Saber: | Numantia....| Beattle ...... e o Airtyed July 17--Stons "AlIE: aily. = 30 p. m. Orecbers: pickey; | Scn. Mrs, W, ¥ AF Ont nd Shll- | 9 omoero8] phSe plpe and machivery. 30 | Coronads.....| San Pedro ance, hence July it e T R A e T L BN Greenberg, pic en, “Mrs z . Seconde, s liquors, ' 21 s wine, b 0. e 3 y 14. . - 2 :20 p. m. armorer: - Goorar o | SrePuken and wife, C. B, Phillips, Dr. Loulsa | bread, 684 Ibs cheess, 88 ¢a canned goods, 2151 Doeon A D[ Tulw R o 1o-stm Binlay Local | Mon& | Locat [oviera DA RAFARL TG SAN PEARCHON oo el A Airived July 18—Stmr Iaqua, hence Feb 17. Daily { Thurs | Daily { Datly || WEEK DAYS—8:08. T30 T | Oldenbourg. H. Boppel, John Grann, Mrs. L. | Ibs spices, 10 bales hay, 20 bdls wire, G kegs | : . s. m.; 12:50, 3:40, Puget Sound Ports. e ceremony was followed by a pro- | E: de Urunuela Miss L Urunuela Mrs. A. 8. | nails 9 cs stationery, 145 pkgs hardware, 68 Satled July 18—8Schr Fort for 8 gramme of entertainment, y | Fiela, 3. Jacoby, G. A. Gilpin, A. J. Lynch, | bdls ‘iron, 85 bdls ana 611 pos y Mexican Ports . g e R e 12 K days—Extra trips at Tickner of a dlamond jewel to retiring T bils hooks, 8 pkes wagon material, 170 sks el July CAN PEDRO—Arrived July 18—Schr C A || & Merced... 1:30a 4:85, 5:05. 6:25 p. m. Consul Commander Sampson. Beat the Amphion’s Crew. Sont. 0 gguts, Sotatoms. 803 Ibs sago, 22 otis s s Kloke, from Siuslaw River; stmr W H Kru- o — > e Leave In Effect ‘ B-{‘y}.‘ frpumnpf ;rr;elyhu.a(g:::»:z;nd ;’,' the provisione. o, pkgs grocerfes and TO SAIL. e v IR mdos i« nis Rg::,o;;;:ce&\:wsln% « Visaltar o || Ban Frm;lm; l‘:;'“‘- 1902. ritish wars phio quite ex- 0 Central America—2608 bbls flou ks e Riv i 1] o Bkerstd 735 a un- tina- I ama, and th can = clare 235 Ibs cheese, anned goods, 185 -—| NE —Passed in _Jul St : -18: 008 > | that the Britichers were a pretty good sort, cs coal ofl, 24,800 1bs cement, 3662 lfi c;pp’esr July 19. Qu’:en, hence July 15, for vm:’.l n}g pu‘n:{ a for morning. p fer atternoon. 30 and AR, | Dut aidn't know very much about rowing. The |48 ks coal, 98 sks coke, 21 pkes drugs and Coos Bay .........[12 m|Pler 13 | Sound ports. 9:00 a. m. Daily is Bakersfield Novate rrounded by the well known beauties | officers of both vessels encouraged the athletic | fundries, 16 pkgs dry goods, 175 Ibs Aried frajt, | 53 Pedro..| Pt Orcd & Trinidad| 2 pm|Pler 2| ~SAN DIEGO—Arrived July 18—Schr Ma- || stopplag st afl pelnts in San Joaquin Val- Russian River Valley, the guests | inclinations of the men, and one day last |37 Pkes hardware 1311 lbs ham and bacon, | 5 Baibara- | Humboldt . 4 pm(Pier 2| weema, from San Pedro. e ot i o L Petal Camp Vacation apend she pioests | March a refatta was held. “The feature ot the | 165 1bs hope. 0204 ¢t lumber,'880 Tbs lard, § | §, Doer-"+| Grave Harbor .ol 4 pmiBler 3| WASTORIACArived July 18—_Schr Lizale oally R ys in boatt: bath ant | water show was a threc-mile race between a | Pdls and 217 bars fron, 1648 lbs milistutrs, | N Cr2dan Honolulu & Kahuluif12 m|Pler 20 | Vance, hence July 9. 9:00 a. m. Mondays and Thursdays is ths an . 1 boating, bathing and fishing. The | Batih sad sn American. boat . craw. - The | 13345 1bs malt, 24 Digs Erocerles ang s | Brookiyn...| Polnt Arena :.....( 5 pm|Pler 2| ~PORT LOS ANGELES—Safled July 1s--|f Galifornia Timited. cermying Palace Siecp- b sheet of still water which the Russian | Amphion possessed no boat suitable for rac- | Hlons, 16 pkes nalls, 968 gals and 14 o ol E July 20, Stmr_Aberdeen, for San Francisco. ing: Cars and Dinfug: Gise thiougti te" Chts Fulton River offers for aquatic sports is th | nS. The Philadelphia has two. The Ameri- | 162 pkes potatoes and onions, B6 pkgs paint, | SaorciioD;; | Seattle & Tacoma.|10 am(Pler 2| REDONDO-Sailed July 15—Stmr Aberdeen, A e e ‘Windsor largest in the State. A sandy beaci | CRnS loaned the Britishers a boat for training | 230 kegs powder, 27 pkgs paste, 4770 Ibs rosin, Santa Rosa.| San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 | for San Francisco; stmr W H Kruger, for San | | 3¢°0™ on St lock). Srecstees: passel. Healdsburg Fhelving off into & Shaliow menes eig) | purposes, and althouglh they won the choice of | 10.198 lbs rice, ‘148 Ibs raleins, 14 cofls rope, | Gratoia: - | Puget Sound Portsiil aim|Pler 10 | Francisco. gers. No second-class tickets are honored Lytton € & favorite amusement with the Httle | 1otk the PhIAdcIpias orack moome 1y 3072 1bs pices, 34" kegu ‘staplss, 12 pes qisay, | Phonix....| Mendocino Clty-"| 1 pm(Pier 13| Arrived. July 18_Stmr_Geo Loomis hence e e e Y ra ey Geyservills pr-~ ut 7 e the Philadelphia’s crack racin 47 sl BT 2 ¥ : v 16, - > p, m. 15 s o TR e g ;;:fimv!? "JI;Z}'L‘:.,?.‘J’?: e e %cinxfisfl’ 1:3316 :;1‘;: T B ' e | Newbur.... | gruyu';ll.'rbor 1 pm|Pier 2 T Y SADLOCIK Sailed Tas 150 S stme otk T{-nl:e?'f{kfl‘.‘o},?‘hc"W' c:;’v‘n: e mid the blowing of whisties and cheering of ¢ b - s n 3 5 % B % STy e frnished tents with floors | Yanke tars, with the British boat o tull ships ow Yorl—S8.172 ‘sals Sad 15 cs wine | Nomport s 1o| Bm(bler 11 | TROINT “REV B Passed July 18, 12:85 b m || enSiogt Baiace ang Tourist rmes oeh b, B 2 L e o e B o0 e il Pperools 3 &s gea shells, | Albjon Riv. | ¢ : 3 s e -t || Baiace Stecper, which cuts ‘out at Fresno. §:00a| Guerneville | 7:35 pl10:20 & 3 | under canvas. - | i S 35 1 waraciod TRt e e e | | Th BN ee8 &5 e i Cotumbia. . | Abtoris & Bortiana[11 am|bler 53 coff“’hff.‘ce‘fi?nfl.‘"""’ July 18-Bkin' Bp- | § Covrespondisg | T aksfvas S5 S=00Fw( l 0:40 " 6:20p ¥ day two trains run direct to the | men Will desert. They have been on boara | salmon. rult, 4 ca canned July 23, 2 | o N TURAArrived July 18—Barge Santa || “*Offices—641 Market strest and mn ¥ Sonoma 9:10a) 8:40a grounds ‘T:r:; ':r:{r-n-“& Northwestern | 1P r:;r:;;:;e:.;;m'h;oknngn:{\fufle‘; c.,mm,;. To Kingston, Jamalca—25 cs canned salmon. ’;’-“.‘,“.;. - | Humboldt Pler 28 Plnulu bence July 16, and sailed for San Fran- | | Depot, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Glen Ellen 8:05 p| 6:20 p all ¥ s Teas ¥ rom the -— 2 3 al hs Fere o £ pre reasonable, - rouna | MORGIOnY of the confinement. “s;we“bm""': e —~—0x—— o Arctic. Hurmrolas E e FOREIGN PORTS. UL R LR SRR e R L n T trip 2.6 ‘dke boat at Tiburon perro "4 | ed willy s orse is about all the Kosmos er. July 24. PANAMA—Salled July 18—Br stmr Guate- . e d S _ Acdress Camp Vacation, Gu's?;?\fiua | 3:):;7:1 Ii:\hl;.l “.;1;1‘ _on-."n‘(_thcm yesterday. | The Kosmos line steamer Abydos was cleared San Diego & Way| 9 am|Pler 1] | mala, for San Francisco. Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Sonoma Co., Cal g iyt e ¥ party goes back, I'm | yesterday for Hamburg and way ports with g)!dney & Way Pts[10 am|Pler 7| TAKU—Arrived July 17—Schr Inca, from RBHTH SHUHE RA“.R Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulton —_—— | LR Eeken ilor 'C_czr_\;v_‘l America, valued at $11,160: Sontile % Whatcom| B bm{Pler 2 P WANG Safled July 17—Br stmr Mio- s 1 0AD. g{y-‘e‘r‘:fll‘:‘ o Siagss Speinge: at Cloveriste . Jepances Badly Tajured. | Dutch Ship in Port S L D A Seeg o |l | O AP 3| et SRS sy 1ipe i oo Commaieats 2= e e e e R . Kimura, a J: Pt % 4 g e e e follow- uly 25. . i assed July r ship Chilton- ommencing _April 27, ncan Springs, ings, Kelseyville, while at apanese window-cleaner, | Tte Dutch ship Buropa, Captain Bona, ar- | ing" | Coos Bay & Pt Ofd[12 ‘m(Pier 13 | ford, hence March 30, for Liverpool. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TG Aibe: V. Corichad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport and while standing on the outeide ot & s | Fived vesterday, sevents seven days from New. | 70 Central America—1304 bbls four, 8374 San Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pier 11 | _ QUEENSTOWN—Arrived July 18—Br ship AND SAN RAFAEL, ~ "ALLET | Bartlett Springs: at Ukiah for Vichy Gow, ] on the third stors of & ballainy | castie, Australis. She ix the sscond Dutch | Iy 5% %702 Ibs cement, 98 ctis wheat, 1030 | Clty Puebla | Puget Sound Ports|(1 am|Pler 19 | Jestomene, hence Feb 28; Ger ship Thekla, | WEEK DAYS—6:i5, *7:45, 8:45, 9:30, 11.qp | Saratosa Springs, Blue TLakes. Laurel Dell [T Thap et yosterilhy, dpet - il | SRS veeas! that has beea Jers in yaae. i e | 3 500 15 Tamber, 30, phs Ersenrtey, e Gandy: | Coronado-.| Grays, Harbor .....| 4 pm|Pler 2| g, (40e 17 Be ahip Fiintshire, for Fleet- | 6145, 9:43. 1 S BB I B i | AR e et T alance an ell to the " 1 | skipper is known all over. the worl ke i - g eries and provi- al A al july 17—Br ship Flintshire, for Fleet- | 6:45, 9:45, T:45 a. d I ol y's. ver Lilerley’ found he Was in a semi-conmmi sunen | Fiying Dutchman,” and is famoas Tor hie smare | Lonies 3000 B,C8,turpentine, 10 cs thr, 35 | G. Bder. ... Astoria &ygurtllndlll am(Pler 24 | Wood. run to Mill m. does ot Shn Hearin Helghta, Heltvile: Gors tion. He was removed to the E ndi- | e Bona Is About 45 yussmart | cs paint, 166 Ibe bread, 208 gals and & ca wine, | Alliance.. .| Portind & Way Pts|10 am|Pier 16 | GLASGOW—Sailed July 17—Urug bark Ama | SUNDANSE00, °9:00, *10:00, 110, | Hot Springs. Halt-way House, Comptche, Camp it Wi povefl to the Bmergency | Runas more than six feet high, and wears 5 | 3 o3 conneq Sovd® 10,ce soap, 12 pkgs candles July 28, Begonakoa, for San Francisco, 11730 8, m., 12:30, *1:30, 230, *3:45, 3o, 5 0 | Stevens, Hopkins. Mendocino City, Fort Brags, e g omtained n fiacyareonard found | beard that, according to jealous rivals, s0 | tank - eateie a3 12, P88 millwork, 10 pkgs | City Para..| N, ¥ via Panama.i12 m/PM&S CARDIFF—Sailed July 18—Br ship Leyland | 7:30, 945, 11:43 n » 9:00. 6:00. | westport, Usal; at Willits for Sherwood. Cahto, ure of the skull | . tank material, 62 pcs bridge material, 0303 | Mandalay.. | Coquille River ....| 4 pm|Pler 2| Brothers, for San Francisco. Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin, Covelo, Layionville. Cummings. Beil's Springs. v ‘sen's, Dyer, Pepperwood, Scotia and charms the wind that vessels co v 1, commanded by | raflroad tles. Arrived July 17—Br ship Wanderer, hence | FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN SRANCIsco. | Haros over the frontal bone, fractures of both | Bona mever lack a bree: He is one af the | To Bcuador—170: lour, 60 cs sanned FROM SEATTLE. FALMOUTH—Arrived July 17—Fr bark 4:40. 5:30, 6:45. | guced. rates, . , 1 ures t ver 1 reeze. [ Mareh Saturday arm bones and a compound fractur st most magnificently beards £ ti ‘0 Eecuador—1702 bbls 11 2 i vfl ‘ the bones of the left foot il |~ 5 S ot rariners | galmon, 17 s assorted canned ‘goods, 103 gals - General zNe-nmnyeAl‘ Tence March 24 ™| o NDAYS— : 9 30. g i Onk 5“'““:‘—“‘“"‘“ i :“"‘ o & P‘; o A commander of The Nederland. The Ei and 1 cs whisky, 1035 gals and 1 cs wine, 604 | Steamer. For. Sails. BT OODAtrived July 17— SUNDAY . | i et : 7 h . FLEETW rrived July 17—Fr bark | SU o ] ibs spices. 806 1bs dried fruit, 23 pkgs groceris N 30, *11: and provisions, 6 pkgs paste, 20 bals brosme. = 4 Marie Molinos, hence March 24. +12:00 m. , 2715, 3130, 4:15, 545 g s | beyond San Rafael at half rates. 10 cs beer, 20 cs coal ofl, oms, | Farallon.....| Skagway & Way Ports. |July 20 SSAL ;. 30, 10 m, . ), 6:45, | yeket office, 850 Market st.. Chr oll, 110 gals gasoline, | City Seattls..| Skagway & Way Ports.|July 22 b.?fi%{fivlfi?%fim{‘fl.‘::uv: Uine W onld Trains marked (*) start from San Quentin. = e, sy Woodmen of the World at Cripple ‘brought 8001 tons of coal Creek. Beis On July 28 snd 29 the Santa Fe wily sen Thf;fl:'mfiifi m:gmr :::g;a oft o a7 s Sone: 045 i shot, | Hamboldt...| Skagway & Way Portsijuly 2 | MTALTAL—Arsived June 30—Ger ship Arl- | FROM MILE JoUSisr $O SAN FRANCISCO " o g, N round trip, tickets €o Cripple Creek at 857 75, | the Heads yesterday ninety-six days trom New: | 13:240 108 tallow, 3800 lbe lard, 160 gais wine, Excelsior.".| Cooks Iniet & Way Fis.July 25 adne, trom Santa Rofaila, © " ‘IYY§EKND§§56 : S B Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Agt. ew- | 27, ! roa . — ily 15—Br ship Clan | 11 L 88, 20, 7: co::‘::n 1(0.000 Ibs | Dirigo. u ned goods, 800 Ibs dried fruit, ngi ’182 :%?,.‘on_ Skagway. & Way Ports|July 26 | Galpraith, for — — 10:15 p, m. ! | Skagway & Way Ports.|July 26 | SPVNKIRK —Sailed Jul SUNDAYS—6:30, L | Noma & st Michaet.- - [uin B | i e Tacom Y 16—Fr bark La-|,p.35, 1:20, 2:30, 3 tickets good for sixty daye, stop-overs ca ra we fter B rs permit. | castle, Australia, just about two hours aft. ‘all on or write to the agent o | she had been posted as overdue with reinsur. Fe, 641 Market stres e v M malt, 178 pkgs rope, 351 gal | FIOUNT TAMALPAILS RAILWA . for full particu: | ance at 10 per cent. Light winds were respon. e Vi . o [y b *spon- | ham. 50 ca canned salmon. el o - i o it "To London—5955 ctls barley. et Nome .. .- |July 31 HONGKONG—Sailed July 10—Br stmr Em- s THROUGH TRAINGS. | aeve Ta Sausalito Ferry | Arfive — 3 il ross of Japan, for Vancouver. i 3 | _Sin Fran. | Feotols * Children Are Legatees. | NEWs OF THE oOCEAN. Sun, Moon and Tide, Time: Ball, P ATkt - Ketled July 4—Br ahip| L(Iif0, & ™ Week dave—Camdiro and way | ek S| oot . of Luzena §. Wilson. who died | 7 2 o Branch Hydrographlc Offics, U. 8. N., Mey- | Cromartyshice, for Manila. *3%15 p. m. Saturdays—Cazads Days.| days, | TSiin = tnin sopeore & > ADELAIDE—Arrived July 17—Ship Charles e dos ero and way sta. VS| CAYS. | sghtat ihe “Tarern of Tamal. United States Coast and Geodetic Burvey— chants’ Exchange, San Franclsco, Cal, | g Moody, from Chemainus. b v | FB0A.| B0 A.| et recurning teaves st 720 [ 113 P s city on the 1ith inst., leaving an | Matters of Interest to Mariners and Times and Heights of High and P estate valued at more than $0,000, was Shipping Merchants. Waters at Fort Point, entrance o fan JULCAR 2908 VICTORIA—Arrived July 17—Stm 5:15 p. m. week days (Saturdays excepted)— i e B e B g R T (I i e A“nzA Frapcieco Bay, Puplishes by oz'nef:l San| The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry| city, from Seaitle: Br stmr wmm"‘;fl%fi:fi Tomales and Way_ stations. &f"" w«u. e % anbtgre o her property to her two sone, T. 8. Wilson | Mary Winkelman load - and the harkentine thority of the Superintendent: au- | bullding was dropped exactly at noon to-day, | July 14, for Ladysmith; stmr Willapa.’ 8:00 a. m. Sundays—Cazaders and way sta. | © 007 |1000 A%l s u. Wesk Dayuosiy. 2nd 3. C. Wilson, and to her daughter, | & oad redwood at Eureka for | NOTE—The high and low waters . e. at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8| ° Saiied July 17—Br stmr Amur, for Skag- | Gart G o1 Tavean oF TanaLPS™ , | Guaymas ana Honolulu respectively. the Gty front . (Missioncitrest whate oron, | P T Cresgwich tme. |, o <% | way; stmr Cottage City, for Skagway: | yeitios, = ™ Sundays—FPolnt Reyes and way Pl ovmoititeymrment. | 538 Pl Kt o RNETT, A v B SisMG 3 S5 P ecerne VANCOUVER—Arrived July 18—Br ship Legal Holiday boats and trains will run on The bark Gatherer loads railroad ties here | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; Lieutenant U. 8. N., in charge, Ellen A Read, f Port Blakel 3 . 8. N, en ead, from Port Blakeley. L Tavern 9:3) 7. arrive San Framotseo Tioket Offces, $31 MABEST STREET sad SAUSALITO FERRE., , C. M. Wright, share and share alike, - Sunday time.