The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 11, 1902, Page 13

PEISONALS—Continned. ine-and all drug dis- the Willow I3ark | consuitation free. merp cured_by 5. F. VATE detective work; res B R ir and_mcles removed by Mrs. Traverse.1170Market. Special 1 wk.—Very fine new al vel. 550, antic Fur Stave. lUGI’In’ E ps & Co.. 140 Ge reliable specialists. um: priva phone Bus! 0. dress pa Bush and { ALAMEDA AVERTIS WA REAL RS | Py THAY, PAYING RENT $2750 00— Efegant t-room colonial Jarge lot, near 25 per montl 20 9% SMEDA LAND COMPANY, 1500 Park st., Alameda. MENT house, near tralns und schocls; §250 down, AND SUPPL e A ahd i mnud epairi; ran- Fosibec, 015 iastcn: . 15th, ALL kinds bought. sold, rente. exchanged; re- rairing. Jowest rates, Tel. Green 144 205 dth. L TAVKAGE AND WAREHOOSLKS. mmuu 81’0“6! CO !-URNXTURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOOD8 STORED—MOVED—; ACKED——SHIPP‘ED kinds bot Teéd, Chas. Ry | BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS BI Ill\lab $4000—House of 8 rooms: provemen ¢ way staticn; 2 cozy home. Egypiian He ! color: $1 {ACHE DROPS CURE all draggists. FRENCH CORN PAINT, the c: all druggists. é C vm\\zm.—éxfi;e and residence, darket st., bet. Sixth and Seventh. 1021% $4200—Must be sol . bath, et o r station. i JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate, Al Berkeley station. all modern im- ot 50x135; only 2 blocks from fully furnished house 6f on sunny side of street 725-731 HOWARD. near TH Phone GRANT o PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of- _ fice Post and Powell sts.; tel. Priv. Ex; 571 GOLDEN West Storage; advances made; 840 * Mission st.; tel. Howard 941. F. Y. Zehtuss, $3500_NEW house : university. BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 630 Market st.; o tel. Main 1840; shipping at cut rates. $6000—Fine house ot_ 8 rcoms and thy £} ! lawn, garden, etc,: lot TOx135. PACIFIC Emr-"gfi"::d Furniture Movln: CE pany. phene MAB.BIAGE LICENSES. yesterday: Charies ° A. Hackworth, 27, 2 Market street, and Oltve . McMillen, 26, Market. Joseph A. Brown, 28, 228 Filbert street, and 1§12 | lot 40x112; gain : “only. 52400 to_build: several other bargains. | BAY REALTY CO., 510 Pine st., nearly new.cot- total owner's. loss your 5 blocks from . Ashby tation; come and see it: chance of a lifetime. $2300—Lorin station: cottage 6 roams; cost 8. F. Sundays rig at Adeline station, Berkeley. $1000—4-ROOM house. |~ $1600—7-room house. $2350—6-room house; new. £2500- 2 house: new. $4G00- REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALB. EE & BONE, 0 ‘per month: large ¢ streets running | ¢ Market st.; the hort leases d have the se, in order s corner will $85,000—Rents oves and within half a erect new soon demand. builc a menth; on first- ¢ Market and east of V: first-class frame im. : will always kfl’]‘ —Rents o street nort Jot G5 Teet front by all of them under | ropert; $19,000—Rents over $120 a month; on nm,‘ north of Market; three very suc- built flats, all in perfect order, < st antially e lot pth. THOS. MAGEE & SONS. 5 Montgomery st. GEARY-STREET CORNER. * NNTOWN. NEW BRICK BUILDING. URED LEASE—20 YEARS. 5N THE INVESTMENT. T NET O for ;,,mrlrnem house or hotel in district in the ci ns over plendid lot MAGEE & SONS, 5 Montgomery 2| P H. BLAKE, Fruit erty will always remain rented, and e great advantage of coming in soua 2 { com house. | $06250—10-room house. | Lots $00 and upward. i CHENEY & BERRY, Berkeley Statio: Josephine L. Ambrosio, 23, 1416 Powell street. Francesco Iredian , 43 Juniper street, and Elvira Parentf, place. “Thomas Burness, 34, city. Zedoe B, McAuldy, Jennie L. Norris, 35, | BIRTHS—MHARRIAGES—DEATHS. Oakland. mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indoreed with the name and residence of per- sons autherized to have the same published. v | BORN. the wife of S. Arnoid, & son. FRUITYALE ADVERTISEMENTS 56, 2 5567 v OSBORNE—In South San Franeisco, October | FRUITVALE REAL BSTATE. | BU A HOME IN FRUITVALE. $1200—4 rooms and bath; $500 cash; 8, 1902, to the wife of S. N. Osborne, a daughter. THIESSEN—In -this city, October 7, 1902, to tha wife of Matt" Thi a_son. terme. $1500—6 rooms and bath; $150 cash: $15 mo. | $2300—5 rooms and bath; half cash; lot 1003 MARRIED. Q"m(\-—.‘ rooms and bath; near local. $2900—6 rooms; up-to-date; very fine; | cash, balance long time. $750 14th, nr. P. | FPACHELDER—GUILBERT-—In thls city, Oc- tober §, 1902, by the Rev. H. Linder Francis * Bachelder of San Jn(e Cal., and Virginia Guilbert of San Francisco, SLIN—FEENEY—In this eity, October 9, 1802, by the Rev. H. H.Wyman, Neil J. Breslin and Mary E. Feeney. both of San Francisco. ECKENBERG—HEINOLD—In this city, Oc- 1 OFFICE.. I1Ig BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL kGTATE. | SWELL 14rcom house exchnge S. F. property: R. E... choice _nelghborhood 639 McAllister. tober §, 1902, at the First United Presby terian Church by the Rev. H. H. Bell, Ed- ward D. Eckenberg and Emma L. Heinold, Doth of San Franeiseo, . DIED. Arnold, Amanda E. McKellar, Mary Bacigalupi, Jcseph Manton, Aouis G, | FU. in| OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. e of the best renting localities near Larkin almost one-half again in width ot ze of lots on which flats are built, | \ITURE good and cheap this month. H. Hennetts, James V. - Mello, Mary dJ. Betger, Edward Mills, Emma G. Boyle, Edward Mulvihill, Kathleen Butlal, John Murphy, 'Dennis J. SCHELLHAAS. 408 Eleventh ‘st.. Oakland. | Colling, Nerah Olsen, Thomas C. | Sendon, Katherine }l;errequ, Lee J. > ISEKE | Daly, Ellenora - aicevich, Antone B ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING: 57 a:;,,f; Ryan, Whitam W, BROADW 1249, near Hyde—3 large sunny Bian, At mond, Cavt. Colia A 3 Emerson, Rtichard Solari, Giov. B. nfurniihed Boseckesping soos, $10; B (. Ut il Splaine, William | e Kauck, -Emma Stonehill, Sarah BUCHANAN, 1201—Sunny corner rooms; fur- Keefe, Walter C. Troell, Louise | " nished or unfurn.; housekeeping if desired. Kelly, James Vallee, Leo Larpman, Janet Walker, David E. | HAIGHT, 222_Three sunuy, ‘weil-appointed | " housekeeping rooms; couple; gas, stove, phone Leitch, Catherine B. Wanner, Mrs, Sophie 514—Housekeeping ‘rooms to let. 9114 suite and kitche: rent $22 50. cely furnished bay-winddw city, . October. 1902, ed wife of B. E. Arnold, daughter of Mrs. E. May, and mother of Mrs. W. Clarke, E. C.'and E, A. Arnold and Mre. Elbat L. Bruner, a native of Mas- ARNOLD—In this Amanda E., bel 1516—Nicely sachusetts. housekpg rms.; running water; gas; phone. | OFARRELL, furnished frout (¥ Friends and acquaintances are respeet- sunny housekeeping rooms. fully mvited to-attend the funeral Saturday, Qctober 11, 1902, at 10 o'clock, from the mior- STOCKTON, $5—Nicely furn. 2 connecting | tuary echapel of the Golden' Gate Undertak- ing ~Company, 2475 Mission street, near | ST oc)\'ro\' 1206—Model house, newly furnish- single front l|m‘|<el(vzepln'v rooms, $5 to §12 Twenty-first. Interment private, Mount Oii- vet Cemetery. | _rooms: reasonable rates. BACIGALUPI—In this city,. October 10, 1902, \'mh KEYSTONE, 140 Minna st., bet. Third | Josepk, beloved husband of Edith Beacigza- { and New Montgomery—Opened October 4; all lupi, futher of Joseph M. Bacl‘ilupl‘ and | new furni shings: house thoroughly renovated | brother of Anglo Bertano of Mayfield, a na- throughout; housek:eping suites and single tive »* Genca, Italy, aged 43 years 4 months and 2% dave. Valencia st. | A—HOTEL PANTHEON | ern “house: newly an single. $14 up; _electric elevators, : steam heat. - MRS. L. A..DEVIN. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1096 e e e ROOMS TO LET-—Furn. and Unfurn. 462 Eddy—New mod- elegantly furnished sunny; cuftes with private baths. from $30 lights; ARGYLE Hotel, sunny, door; handsomest. grill room in Californi; 234 McAllister—New, elegant, 5c day upward; Mcallister cars to ornia. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeralito-morrow (Sunday), at 12:30 o’clock, from the parlors of the United Undertakers, 866 Mission street, between Fourth and Fifth, Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. BENNETTS—In this city James V.. beloved hushand of Mary J. Ben- netts, and father of Mabél, Alice and the late Lillian Bennetts, a native of. England, aged 54 years 7 montbs. and 13 days. A member of Virginia Lodge No. 1, L. 0. 0. F., Virginia City, Nev. (Grass \ulle)’ Dpapers please copy.) €7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow October 9, 1902, ¥ C. 5. CAPP & CO., ate Agents, 630 Market st. Stein Pierce; three fine and & room: “east side, bet. 14th and 15th; 2 ter: Steiner 10, vacant; ave.. south side, 100x110, IAMENTO; 57x102; ern improvements; Edd d California street cars pa ist ave.; lot each; always rented. bet. Steiner and Pierce, morth and good house, 9 rooms and bath; er and rented Jow. ave., west side, south of Point Lobos | level iot, 25x120; ready to buiid on; and Pierce, north corner A | ‘with and ), with ELLIE, ! Jot bet. 13th and 14th; wer city; adjoining nice r sale at a bargain. 17¢th and 18th, im- | west side; @ bargain. lot 28x115, ~rooms - and and mortgage can stand; im- proving aeighborhood JLDEN GATE ave., bet. Pierce and Scott; 2 with & good 10-room house; a lot 25 | ce and Scott} urrounded by new and “no bettef site for fine flats, nd lot off good place for printer, NT and SIST ave.; 4 flat cd; $3000; close by powe: in HOMESTEADS ELSIOR near Miss: 2 road. LOTS wanted 1o purchase; boundary any of the #treets between Mickion. Sanchez, Fourteentk: tb. W. J. GUNN, 530 Califor- | Tnion” buildi unmzc N 530 California st., Bevings Union bld: NTED—To purchese = residence morth of Pacific ave. bet_ Hyde st and the Presiaic. G 530 Calitornia st. bounded Hyde and the Pre- We want a residence, some vacant by Jackson and the bay, sidio? lots and one of two 50-vara lots: do not ask or 530 | us 1o make offers: fix your price. Call jcate at once, W. GUNN, &\)ngs Union bufldln‘ terms to suit; plans free: interest 6 er 107-8 Crocker |LA1'!:V‘)I | CORNER, Harrison st. bet. Beventh 4 Eighth PIY to owner, 4-ROOM 1 stores and flats: rents $4 D. REDMOND, imos accout 4160, Cail, with valuadle quar- | side; | California, bet. | always | AND BERNAL | to purchase in the | —BRUNSWICK House. _ light bousekeeping roums; 148 _Sixth—Rcoms, 25¢ to $1 per night: $1 25 to $5 per week, and open all night. AT “The Almonte,” 573 Market st, | Fifth st.); rcoms 25c. 50c. §i (or No. 1 1, $1 50 night; $150 to $10 per I'eek house ‘open all night. (Sun, o'clock, from Odd Fel= lows' Hall, Seventh and Mgrket streets. iIn- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery; by cac- riages. Remains at the parlors of the Calli- fornia Undertaking Company, 405 Powell street, near Post. BETGER—In this city, October 8, 1902, Ed- rooms and suites; transient solicited. &nd 6 rooms and bath, at a bargain | QYON HOTEL, 502 Bush st.—Newly furnished ward, beloved husband of Charlotte Betger, and father of Edward and the late Charles and Gustave Betger, a native of Saxony, BURNETT. nished rms.. 1426 Market (old No, 1364)—Fur- suites, single; also unfurnished. Germany, days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- aged 71 years 9 months and 13 | CLIFFORD, 204 Ellis, corner Mason—Eiegantly | _furnished” sunny rooms; prices reasonable. fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrov; (Sunday), from Druids’ Hall, 413 Sutter | ELLIS, 321 (Mozart)—Nicely furn, rooms, | _$150 night: 35e, $150, $6 week: open all night. stroet, where services will be held under the ausplees of Eureka Grove No. 4, U. A, 0. D,, commencing at 2 o'clock. - Remains at the IN, nice for 2 gent FRAN 1455—Sunny rooms, furnished or | unfurnished, with carpets; board if desired; | pariors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth. Inter- ment 1. O. O. F. Cemetery. BOYLE—In this city, October 9, 1902, Ed- | Grand Southern. 7th and Mission—Rooms | %150 night: $2 to $6 week; reading room, 50c to ward, beloved husband of Agnes F. Boyle, Ixndd father of Teresa Boyle, a native of. Ire- an: $4, $5 and §6 per month; quiet house. lot 25x | 363 JESSIE, pear Fifth st—Furnished room !O(‘TA"IA. 606—Sunny furnished rooms, vate family, bath, $10 and $1. i call mornings. L Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Saturday), at 9 b'clock, from his late resi- dence, 220 Seventh street, thence to St. Pat- rick's Church, where a requiem . high mass | O'FARFELL. 20—Sunny furnished rooms and ‘week, mo. | _offices; elevator: elec. lights: day. will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Croas Cemetery. "Please omit flowers. |o to $3 per week, FARRELL, 279—Nice sunny rocms from $1 BUTLAL—In this city, October 8, 1902, John Butlal, a native of Germany, aged 44 years ROYAL House, | reading 126 Ellis—Incandescent light, room, smoking rdom and ladles' par. Jor: rooms per night, 35¢c to $1 50; week, $2 to §8; month, $8 to $30: elevator.on ground floor; rooms with hot and cold water: baths. 3 months and 3 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are- respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Saturday. October 11, 1902, at 2:30 o'clock, at Charles J. B. Metzler's undertaking par- lors, €36 Washington street. lnterment.Lau- SHERMAN House, 25 Sth, near Market—Re- spectable family rooming-house; 35¢c to 50c. rel Hill Cemetery. COLLINE—In this city, October 9, 1902, Norah ouse of | BT. DAVID'S, 715 Howard—200 rms.; en suite or single: clean beds: $1 50 to $5 ver week. Collins, beloved sister of Michael and Wil- liam Collins, and sister-in-law of, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. H. W. Collins, a native of | STOCKTON, | furnished 41 and 45—Changed hands: newly nicely furnished sunny suites; sin- | _gle rooms; $2 to $7 week; phone Black 2712. the parish ot Berrisokane, County Tipperary, Ireiand, aged 21 years. =7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to d _the funeral to-day 3 A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions bas been - established at 1096 Valencia e e (Saturday), ot 1 o'clock, from the: resi- dence of her brother, 1520 Turk street, thence to Holy Cress Church, where services wiil be held at 12 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross A A A A A A A A A A A PP P AN AN sion) —Select Ppopular rates. | | ROOMS AND HOARD. | CALIFOURNIA, 807 (Stevenson Tamily hotel; exceptional tabl Cemetery, CONDON—In thie city, October 9, 1902, Kath- erine, beloved wife of P-lrlck cvndon. Tov- ing mother of Mrs. M. J. Maguige, W. Kewell and Willlam, John and 'nmumv | ROOMS to let with board; German home cook- | “ine. 309 Eady st Crowe, and sister of Mrs. Daniel McCarthy, a native of County Limerick, Ireland, aged | 'NEWLY furnishea rnoml. with first-class home | cooking. 814 Turk st. 48 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day LAMBOURNE, 420 Eddy—Hi furnished suites or single: steam heat. igh-class house; (Saturday), &t 8:30 o'clock, from her- late residence, 1028 Howard street, thence to St. Charles Borromeo's Church, where a re- house in the city; rentals $3, Exchange, 536 Californi “PEWRI’I‘EB! AND WPPLIEI. GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We sell better machines for less money tban any The Typewriter telephone Main 206, writer; warranted O. K.; rentals all purchase Cutter-Tower Co:, 302 Montg visible on mery. | 9, 1902, quiem mass will be celebrated for the re of her soul at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DALY—In this city, October 9, 1902, of diph- theria, Elleriora, heloved daughter of Jere- miah/J. and Minnie Daly, and sister of Jo- seohihe “Mary Daly, & native of San Fran- DAVIS—In Ross, Marin County, Cal., October Harriet Davis,-widow of the late J. | | THE FRANKLIN; rents for 1 per wk. | | 2D-HAND typewriters sold, Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co., ents. Box 4 ESTATIN—Country—For Sale. 2 et soxioo; Eeocisi | EXPERT upewr‘l!ln‘ 4c folid; | QEosraphing. 207 Market, r. 305; TLL VALLEY, LA GE TRACT OF 50 ACRES. LAND AND NEAR STATION. FOR SALE AS A WHOLE. APPLY TO C REAL Ef GOOD €0 M TF0R EALE NEAR SAN TRANCIBCO— Smail tructs. $60 1o $90 per scre, on Rancho Cotati, Sonoma Co.; future value assured, as San Francisco s growing rapidly; location best for poultry and general farming. Appiy to The Cotati Co. 2 California st, for pamphiet and information, latest catalogue of choice - etock, ‘grain. orchard, -f!"-“?a and geperal farms, CHATYIP'LD VIN- T. 228 Montgomery st.. §. ¥. MALES—Plank House: lefl 20 room ched complete: $3600 ' Add. ¥, fur- . P A\K, land; xood elimat m-.' Joy __ DIVIDEND NOTICES. £tock of the Contra Costa Water will be payable at the office close on Octol 1ober 1, - E ce, 1902, Sealed proposals, in nearly 1,000,000 worth of jetty work, wiil be received and publicly opened as foll work us a whole, until 10 a. m., L1002, kept until 4 p, then opened. For | ‘ratos Jtiver 2 p. m.. Dec: 13, 1902, then ‘opened. . Watsonville, Eanta Gruz Go, Wriss, and information -ppxy to C. 8. RICHE, Eugre, rented, repaired. Sansome. | TY l'l"\\rlll'l'l\G k 'll‘ofilAFfll‘a les, 2¢;mim- ard OFFICE of the Contra Costa Water Company, 1coms 30-34 Crocker building, San Francisco, October 7, 1902—Dividend No. 205 cf forty- two cents per share on the issued capital Cowpany. of said com- pany, rooms 50-34 third floor, Crocker buiid- ing. on October 18, 1002, ‘Transfer books will ber 9, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. m. EDWARD McGARY, Secretary. CE of Slerra Rallway Co. of Cal., roou Crocker bld., Ba Francisco, Cal., Oc- r(. No. ll, due Octcber i2, rst mort t bonds of rlp“flu for D when th 1li_be publicly ealed and ‘"mw W-L 1002, and then etties, I?Ftl c»«. | B, F. Davis and mother of Winfield §. and Mrs, pon, ke Rionto A Sprae + Maxwell, Mrs. Gearge J. Bebker. e, Frank E. Richardson and Mrs. Joseph Fyfe Jr. n.uvo of Lincolnshire, England, aged 65 /| T riends are respecttally invited to at- services Saturday, Ocf tend ober 17, at 3 oclock, at her late residence st Roeor iarin County, Cal. Interment private. EDEN—In this ‘city, October 9, 1902, Diedrich Eden, beloved brother of Albert Eden, 2 na- tive of Hanover.Ieestt, Germany, aged 55 years and ;o mcgms-. v Friends and &;{n nces are respects mg invited ;g %q he funeral Sunday, October 12, 3902, at 1:30 o'clock, from the chapel in Fellows' Cemetery; cremuon mlznsofl—ih tthis city, m gtl“o?:.:lw S CREMATION. Funeral’ Conductors. for Cremation. 2 425 GOLDEN GATE AVE....Phone South 934 Circulars maned to. lny address upon appli- EIERY ASSI, mam opened. For Gaiveston. Bouth j:,"’ until 3 i 2 m.. Dec. 10. 1902, um‘l’l”; For | o8 jalvesion North Jettys u p. m., Dec. ___.._r——-—t 1902, L e Arerens | L, Teity, until 5 P, ., 2, 1002, und JAM MCG‘NN’ i§ rnrnm-ly with MeGH » opiened ew Funeral Pariors B ady st bet e Yior and 3 'fln th 576, . KEEFE—On The following marriage licenses were issued | Ootober T, 30. 416 Pierce street, and | Birth, marrigge and death notiees sent by | L pTCH—In this city, ARNOLD—In this city, September 25, 1902, to | ¢ bers of Unity. respectfilly invited to nt serviees . Sui o'clock, at the nax) man & Co.. teenth and Sixteel Pyihias” Plat, carriaze. FORBES—In Okiand. Cal John ]-orbel Dl w\ho of Nova an'lHned o attend iine y invited to . Sunday, October 12, 1002, at the undértaking parlors of corner Stanford place . and. Berkeley. Interment Mountain ey KAUCK—In this clity, Ootober 10,5 1902, Emma Eauck, dearly beloved daughter of Henry gy Chilatine Xaibk, Siter Of- Alma and Kok —aR O “*‘E‘ifirmh. a'x%g Jéns, a native of months and 4 days. board U .5 raBEpOTt. & 1902, Walter Coope; Joved son ot Mary and the lats 8 years 5 & native of Vallejo, Cal., d; sy KELLY—In Napa, October . - James Kelly, beloved father of Aniue o5, M- mie, Veronica and Willlam T. Kelly, a na- . tive of Ireland, aged 72 vears.. L £ Interment at Sacraniento.: 4 St (.‘hlrl% C. Hunter, 36, ef v, and Victoria A. | LAMPMAN—Iu this city, October 9, 1002, at Daughters' 'Home, - Janet Lak ;‘,‘in,"i"“..‘.m of Caledonia,” N .‘efj; years. 7 Friends and acquaintanees:are fully invited '.uwa‘:‘send l::; (\m:nm{m o=t (Saturday), at o'cl lors of Halsted & Co., Mumn street. Interment Mount Olivet. Octaber 16, 1902, ca Mrs. A. H. Washburn, a York, aged 78 vears. October . John neE and” mother of Jobn Jr., Y aier 44, Tsbe1 MeKol Kell ~. days. 2 e faneral :erlflm will tak mm o \Sature al # lnmxl;fenc nfl erine B. Leitch, beloved mothier : McKELLAR—In this eity, tive of ' Belfast, Ireland, age months 11 residence, 1723 Pine street, 10, k. Mdgton, Sdward, . - i 1ius Leitch and Mrs. Hewlett Bus) Mary, dearly beloved wife of and vate. October. MANTON—In this city, Arnpie G., beloved wife of Fj mother of Cecella, Frank and ton. and daughter of - the Mliweq‘ 13 and Margaret Leonard, a native ter, Mass., aged 35 years 8 mmmu and 10 + days. MELLO—In this city, October: 9, 1000, atthe parents’ residence, 51% Lankton street; Mary | | Josephine, beloved daughter of ~John aid Mary M,ello, a nmve of San Francisco, m‘ and . 1. 7 months 15 days. MILLS—In this city, at her résidénc Howard street, October 10, 1 9& Y BK‘- son ihli belo\'edlw)l,(e “of. dVl'lllllh o mfll. and daughter of John an y&-fi 1 hunth native ‘of California, aged 28 D'Remam will_be taken to-day, at and 11 days. o'clock p. m., to Salinas, where funer; m— vices will be neld, adnl at the pariots of Charles H. J. & Co.. 1909 Mis- slon_ street, between 5 Fiticenth and s teenth:. MULVIHILL—In Claremont, % Kathleen Mary Mulvihill," beloved dmhh of Michael and Mary Mulvibill, a native cf Claremont, ‘aged 1 year 1 month and 17. d‘y- Fifends and acquaintances are respe inyited to attenl (hé fiftial si;mny. 2t Qs0clock, from the DAFeNts . residence. 2706 Claremont avenue, Claremont. ment §t. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. MURPHY—In this city, October 10, 1802, Den- nis J., beloved father of Mamie Murphy, and brother of Mrs. G. Vickers and T. J. Mur- phy, a native of Boston, Mass.,.aged i1 years and 11 months. A member of Musiclans' Mutual Protective Union. 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. Remaius at the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street. OLSEN—In this city, October 10, 1002, at 726 Laurel avenue, Thomas C., Leiaved son. of Chris and Gjorethe Olsen, a native of San Francisco, aged £ years and 2 days, PERREAU—In Oakland, October 10, 1302, Lea Johnson, beloyed son.of Joseph L. and . Jen- nie M. Perreau, and brother of Hazel Per- reau, & mative of Oakland, aged 15 years i1 menths and 12 days. RAICEVICH—In this city, October 9, 1002, ‘Antone, beloved husband of Theresa Raice- vich, and father of Elias, Fred, Gustay, Grace, May and Gladys Raicevich, a native of Levetane, Austria, -aged 50 years. E=7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully inyited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at 11:45 o'clock, from the parlers of Carew & English, 20 Van Ness avenue, thence to St. Patrick's Church for services, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. i RYAN—In this city, October 6, 1902, William W. Ryan, - beloved father of Willie and Br- nest Ryan, and brother of Brs. Tod :Sher- man of Paso Roblcs Springs, a Tatigh ol Canada, aged 46 years. A member of Metal Roofers' Union, _ (Stockton papers - ‘please copy.) 0 Remains at’ the_parlors of -McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission street. . SALMOND—Died at sea, September 30, 1602, Captain Colin Salmond, beloved hukband of Mary E. Salmond, a native of Arbroath, Scotland, aged 47 nr’ and-14-days-—— - E7The teneral will take place Sunday, October 12, at 1 o'cvlock, from i pariors_of the Western Addition Funerll Dlr«uon 1724 Devisadero street, between Sutter and Bush, thence ‘to Mission Masonic 1, Mission street, for services, under thé auspices of Miesion Lodre No.'169, F. and A. M. In- terment Cypress Lawn ~Cemetery, by car- riaze. SOLARI—In this city, October 8, 1902, Giov. B., dearly beloved 'husband of Maddalens Solari, and beloved father of Aurelia Solari, a native of Italy, aged 57 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are réspect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Saturday), at 10 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 8 Union place, between Union and Green, Duvont and Stockton streets, thence to Sts. Peter and Paul's Italian Church, cor- ner Dupont and -Filbert streets, where a sol- emn requiem high mass will be celébrated for the repose ‘of his soul, commencing ut 10:30 o'clock. Interment New Italian Ceme- ery., ¥ SPLAINE—In this city, Octobér 10; 1002,s Wil- llam, Leloved husband of the late Cather! Splaine, and father of Frank J. and Ed- ward Splaine and Mrs. Thothas McLaughiin Inter- of Crescent City, a native of. Macroom, County Cork, Ireland, aged 00 years ¢ months and -1 dav. @7 Friends and acquaintances are reSpect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at 12:30 o'clock, from his late residence, 2712 Harrison street, thence to St. Peter's Church, where services will be. held :t 1 o'clock.” Interment Holy Cross Ceme- ery. STONEHILL—In this city, Sarah Swnehfll October 9, widow of the. ldte - Edward B. i1, and mother of Mts. Eitzdoetn King of Sah Frantiseo and Georg: M. Adams of Sutro, Nev. 7 Funeral services at 1:30 o'clock to-mof- row (Sunday), at her late residence, 304S California _street, Interment orivate, Cy- press Lawn Cemetery. TROELL—In this city, October'9, 1003, Loulce, beloved wife of Conrad Troell, and mether ci Mrs. Richard Spreckels, a native of ti«- many, aged 55 years 1 month and 22 lUFrlend- and acquaintances Al‘e respect- fully invited'to attend the funeral to-fni (Sunday), at - 2 o'clock, from _st.- PauP's Church, Eddy and Gough nnm”inumum private. Please omit flowers. VALLEE—In this city, October 10, 1902, beloved son of John L. and .vuephum Yatie e a native of San Francisco, aged % months and 10 days, WALKER—In “this city, October ' 10, lm David E., beloved son of Edwin and Jo- sephine Waiker, a native of San Funcmo. aged 9 months and 10 days. WANNER_In this city, uewp.r Sophie nner, dearly belw l Eibetts Trelenal, Mrs. M it chu Mre Toulve Biarelcn: o HALive o ;[efl 41 years 8 llmnthl and 18 da ork papers blease ccpy.) EFFriends and acquaintdances are mm fully invited to attend the (llnll“l tb—dfl)’ 1smuni-yl. at 10:30 o'clock, f Jors of H. F. Subr & Co.. g{ nl strect, herween Sevench Whd cary ; 7 ment ' Mount vet Cemetery, by el foneral” car” trom_ Eighteentn 4 b’dwfin CARD OF THANKS: C P Shiveley & H 8 Summers & w, Cal T C ? oo HF 4 E H Giles, w & 5, T D Talbott. L g EivE e R Vallejo égp : 4 B | Washington, cnfim smupu WILL ' OF GEORGE W. 'GRANNISS nou- !‘hlt Widow Is Is Not Entitled to More Than a Specific Legacy 5 of $20,000. A decision in the ‘contest of the will of the ‘late George W. Granniss was ren- dered fn départment nine of the Superior Ceurt yesterday. The court decided that the estate left by Granniss, valued at $250,000, was acquired prior to his mar- riage to Elizabeth Granniss, his second wife, and that therefore she was not en- titled to more than $20,000 bequeathed to Ler by the decedent. The court also granted the petition for final distribution filed hy Mrs. Harriet Center, a daughter of the deceased. 3 ‘Tihe-decision sustains the wilt of Gran- niss.” The testator set forth in the will .| that his property had been acquired pre- vious to his second marriage and during the iife of his first wife. He left his sec- ond Wwife $20,000 and the residué of his es- tate to Mrs. Center. The distribution of the estate under the terms of the will ‘was opposed by Mrs. Granniss on the B10) that part of the property was ac- qui after the marriage of the testator to her, —_—————— Civil Service Examinations. The United States Civil Service Com- migsion anncunces that on November 11 the following examinations will be held in San Francisco: Seed clerk, Depart- ment of Agriculture, ‘salary 3340 to $1090 per annum; watch officer, Coast and Geo- detic Survey, age limit 21 to 36 years— seven vacancies exist in. this position. December 9 and 10: Mechanical draughts- man, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, salary $1000 per annum. Persons who de- sire tc compete should apply to the United States Civil Service Commission, D. C, to the secretary of the local board’ of examiners, post- office, for necessary application forms, which should be properly executed and filed with the commission. Persons who are unable to file their formal applica- and who notify the commission of b fact, either by letter or telegraph, will be examined, provided their requests arc received by the commission in.suffi- cient, time to ship examination papers. —_————— 7 Coroner’s Inquests. The California Wine Association was censured yesterday by a Coroner’s jury “for mot having proper safeguards ap- plied to their elevators.” The case was that of Ernest Raffestin, who was acci- dentally killed on September 27 in an ele- vator of the company. The Pacific Coal Company was cen- sured also for the death of Jesse Bren- nan, a teamster, who was accidentally killed ‘on September 29 by a coal barrow. The jury found that the company did not have proper safeguards applied to their elevators. ———————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. Pafrick Walsh ‘to Ferdinand Heiduska, lot on N line of Bush street, 110 E of Buchanan, 6 by N 137:6 $10. ‘Oscar Heyman to_August Erikson, lot on § line of Olive- court, 222:6. W of Laguna street, :von 8 15, E 52:4%, 8 10, E #4:7T13, N 25; Minna Heringhi to Fanole Heringhi -(wife of Louis), lot on N line of Jackson street, 105 E of Webster, E 30 by SRita Bift. Harriet G. ‘Center to John E. du Ruyter, lot on ‘8W ‘corner of Vallejo and Fillmore ltree'.é B 187:6 by W 62:9; §21,500. Bigelow to Thomas Kirkpatrick, lot on W “ne of Steiner street, 137 N of Mec- Allllltr N-3:10 by W 137:6; $10. Alyin' B. and Madge.Grosh (by G. H. Umb- sen, commissioner) to N.. Bullerdieck, lot on N fine of Waller nnev. 107:6 E of Scott, E 25 by N 157:6; 33050, N. Bullerdieck to Mndx& J. Grosh, Bernard F., James J. and Patrick J. Brady and Mary E. Tinney (Brady) to John F. Lind- strom, lot on N line of Ellis street, 112:6 E of ek.nzsbynuz.a.t George H Baker to Anpa L Welchy lot on N un- ol Pacific avenue, 35.6 E of Lyon'laueel B 20:6, N 132:4, W 33, SE 55, 8 8; John Coop James W. Smith to John C. Cullen 1ot on W fine of Claytun street, 153:9 S'of Waller, § 25 by W 125; §10. Edward F. Wolfe to Annie Lichtenstein and David Wolfe, undivided two-thirds_interest in lot on N line of O'Farrell street, 355:6 W_of Steiner, W 22 by N 82:6,Hamilton square; §10. Hnblrt Estate Company (a corporation) to Margaret Marchand, lot on W line of Guerrero- street, 115 8 of Fourteenth, § 50 by W 131.9; ‘W. B, -and Marie A. ‘Waldron to Henry E. Bothin, State title to following: - Lot on N line ot Sacramento_street, 50 E of Davls, 25 N 119:6_ city slip’ lots 27 and 28: 120 1ot on 8 line of Clay street. 323 B of Drumm, B 20 by S 50:9. city slip lot 72; $10. Hstate of Alice L. Eastland (by F. A. Hihn, executor) to Willlam C. R. Murray, lot_on E line of Jones street, by E 137:6; Willlam and Janette Wolf to William McCor. mick, lot on § line of Elli street, 137:6 B of Jones, E 55 by § 137:6; $10. Robert Barry ‘to Frank Nash, lot on E line of Leavenworth strcet, 112:6 N of Unlon, N 25 by E 70; $1150. Cornelius’ D, and Elizabeth C. O'Sullivan, Annie M, Boland. Mary E., Joseph A., Ellen E, or Nellie, and John B. O'Sullivan to the O'Sullivan Estate (a corporation) lot on SE corner of Sutter and Leavenworth streets, E 37:6 by S §7:6; also lot on SW corner of Jack- son and Front streets, W 137:6 by S 91: §; also lot on NW corner of Pihe and IFront strests, 60 by W 92:6; als0 1ot on SIW line of Fourth street, 25 SE of Minna, SE 50 by SW 75; also same; lot on N line of Bush street, 77:6 W of Bat- tery, W 40 by N 80; also all interest in party walls in 8 cov. 20, 8 cov. 38, 8 cov. 37, 8 ¢ . . Katherine O'Sullivan (wife of John B.) to same, same as last plece above, including party walls, quitclaim deed; $10. Mary A. and John ‘Burke to Dennis Healey, lot on SE line of Minna street, 320:8 NE of Fifth, NE 30:3 by SE 80; $10. James and Mary A. Tunstead to Roger John- son, lot on E line ‘of Forty-fifth avenue, 100 § of J street, § 25 by E 120; $10. “Roger Johnson to J. W, Wright & Sons in- lot on'E line of Forty-fitth venue, 100.8 of J street, S 50 by B 120; $10. James R. Martin to Jeisic P. Martin, block bounded by V and W _streets,’ Sixteenth and Seventeenth avenues; $10. Estate of Adolph Sutro (by Emma L. Merritt @nhd W. R,_H. Adamson, exccutors) to Mabel J. Patterson (wife of A M.), Iot 6, blok J, Park Lape Tract 7; §520, Tame 10 Altred Oleon, ots 4 and 5, ‘block K, Park Lane Tract 7; $1000. Same to same, lots 1 to 4, block J, same; 1457. ;. . and Emma C. Baldwin to Wilbert H: Stone, lot 15, block 3, subdivision 1, Castro- street’ Addition: S$10. ‘Emma M. Macgregor and Willlam Z. Tif- fany to Luigi Bacigalupi, lot on NW line of fany avenue, 223 nl Twenty-ninth, NE 27:4, NW 80, SW 21 E 80; $10. Sime to Antonjo D:-oo. lot on. NW line_of Tiffany avenue, NE of Twenty-ninth, NE 27:4 by So. Sai and Joseph Cuneo, lot ou NW I Y. avenue, S1718 NI of Twern ty-ninth, NE by NW 80; $10. Same to WI'lllm C Hunmon,. lot on NW line of Tiffany avenue, 198 NE of Twenty-, ninth, NE 25 by NW $80; $10. Rose Kirchen to Edward Reynolds, Jot on NW line of Bowdoin street, 100 SE of Sill man, .SE 25 by NE 120, lot 9. block 39, Rail- road-avenue Extension Homestead; $10. |Edward Reynolds to Willlam S. frwin, same; J b Heyman Company (corporation) Wfl’“m lnd u-m: Kelly. lot 575, Gift llp 2; Jflfy M. and Frank J. Duarte to Daniel ard Annje K. Larsen, lot 1342, Gift Map 3; $10. fen J. Marks to D. C. Deasy, lots 8 aud k 833, Bly View Homestead Associa- 14, Dl "'.'v"' u:d A-mn Schelbert to Edward and Ma lot on NW line of Madrid strest, 126 £ o Brazil, NE 25 by NW 100, block 29, lor Homestead; $10. i and Christine Birkhelm, lot on"hw line of Andover (Laurel) 133 £ of East ave- nus, 8 26 by W 106, lot 19, h.loel % and Philipp Schweler to. American :unyotmw Yorkc lot on B line | of sko street. 125 N of Union avénue. N 50 'm.lohmmdm Gift Map 2; $10. g | Fellows' Cemetery’ Auneh fon_to Jn)m Horstmann, ot in said cemetery; $4S7. " ey oo Theresa to Annle lot on W tm.mgim%:‘\un.ms Tombard, S % L R T MacDuft Cooke:,to Theress rlfi. em“ San sco to Charl les hmnglmeumumuo' W 55 by S 120; $—, nnet uc, fiofit‘.’hy.fluh&': 77:6 S of Jackson, S 24:6 | !‘nl (wue of Fredenci), Post street, 100 E 137:6; $10.° Catherine Brandn to Willl 13 lot L3 3 fiown S. tu.lney. lot 1vv Brouerick street, W 27 e Boardman, I on N line y umet. 1;13 E of Bller E 25 by N : John and Johanne Beulder to J. Frank W of Haight ot L B by N 100; $10. b SO AL SRR ters, lot on N line of N ll'n John Coop and James W. Smith to Victor A. lnDl.m!n lot on W Itfitofclg- mnn.nu, »nuw-un-.szsbywr. omen and_Bugene B. Grace to.Grace M. Yuun‘.luontu Locunmu‘xsa, N of Clay, N B 1573 City aad vwo( San mnnhno to Bev- erley’ B, Hathawey and Harriet E. Emerson, lot onznuollg ard sigest, | 130 8 of Eigh- b ¥ mhnrla P. Bev- erioy B and W 3 wwa Wiillam Bateman, same; John Hart to Manhattan Toin ny (@ corporation), lot on.W line ave- of Nineteenth llnet s by W nue, 110 § ; §10. irwin J.'and Paulina J. Truman to Moses Bisher, lov on X ling of Fifteentt street, 30 E of Noe, H 50 by N 103; $10. Henry J. O'Day (administrator estate Bndxn O'Day,” by Henty T. Smith, com: Emma D. Taylor, lot on § nn- o 5 Jeaine Mendi m Yoo 7. & Egan, lot on olDo\%uw le N of Thirtieth, by E I Frankiin P. Jessie A. Bull to Isaac L. Merrell, lot on line of Vicksburg street, w8 ot 'Afi;:inl}»ueccndl, 5 W W . N 16 ), 76, ‘also lot on Jof Vicks- burg strest, 238 S Of Twenty-second; § 32 by W 125; alfo all [fterest in 26 S. C. 209 and 214, quitclaim ; 810, Sarah M. Avmstrong to Samuel G. Arm- strong, lot o line of nrynn -tue( 135 NE of Fourth, NE 20 by NW_80; $10. Edward King-to William M iin, re- record 1252 D. 236, lot on NEA Hine-of Langton gtreet, 225 K Bt ‘Harrison, SE 50 by NE 80; 10. William M hlin to Catherine and Ed ward umum n, rerecord 1252 D. 241, same; Emria. Leviliotin to “Tavestor’* (@ o tion), lot on line of . De H.m street, 400 S of Nevada, S » N fo point tb paoint E 400 S of Nevada, W 200; sm. A. E. and R A. Buckingham to Oscar R. McGee and Wil iam °N. Canfield, lot on E line of Elevénth avenue, 175 N of, I street, N 25 by E 120; Mary C. Colley to Edward Cox, lot on W line of Ninth avenue, 175 S of I Street, S 25 by W 120; $10. Jobn S and Alice O. Buck to lohn Fitz- gcrald, lot on W, line of Thisty-nitit avende. 250 S of W s T8 by Woi20: “Anne Liewshyn to Blmcne ‘Ryficogel.” lot 5. block 5, Lakeview; also commencing 100 E of Masonic avenus and 100 S of Java street, S 25 by E 25, Jot 19, block 5, Flint Tract; $10. Michacl and Catherine A. MecCann to C. August Weikie, lot on E line of Arch street, 100 N of Randolph, N 75 by E 100, lots 9 to 11, block 50,_Ctty Land Assc G acob Heyman Company (a corporation) to Kate Thompson (wife of Eskilander), lot 819, Gift Map 2; $10. ldfl;mze Adolph, Sutro (by Emma L. Merritt an ‘W..R. H: Adamson, eXecutors) to Oscar H. lots 4 and 5, block I, Park Lane Same to Oswald Dell, lots 2 and 3, block I, Park Lane Tract 7; Kate Datelo (Martorella) (wife of D.) to Davide Datelo, lot on NW line of Huron ave- llue, 100 NE of Naglee street, NE 80 by NW T bleck 13, West End Map 2; §10. ‘ Jea . and Marie Bernou to Mathias Mi- bach, lots 1L ahd 12, block R, Park Lane Tract No. 5; ibernia ' Savings and Loan Society to George Hammersmith, lot on W line of right of way of Southern Pacific Rallroad Company, distant 245 N of Randall street, W 132, N 43:1, E 136:1%. S 52, quitclaim deed; $1. Willam C. Dénnis,"J. and Charles A.. Mer- cer, Mary C. and Frank J. Fallon to same, ek Goiave ax " Gol to same, ultclatm deed; $1. > 5 rge Hammersmith to City and County of same, €0 *| San Francisco, same. M. and Catherine A. lcCann to P. Rother- mel, lot on B line of Ramsdell street, 250 S of Garfleld, S 25 by E 100, lot 7, block 35, City Land Assoclation; also lot on E line of Ramsdell streét, 135 S of Garfleld, S 25 by E 100, lot 23, block, 35, same; also lot on W lime of Victoria street, 925 S of Garfield, S 26 by W 100, lot 38, block 35, same; $10. Builders’ Contracts. | Robert O. H. and Emilie A. Allen (owners) | with. John- B.. Glunz (contractor), -arehitect ing on W iine of Seventh avenue, 268 N of Clement, N 26 by W 120, O. L. 175 3 1da May Kyfe (owner) with Barrett & Scarf (contractors), architect none—Al alter- ations and additiona to & two-story. trame resi- ence on 1o of Polk strset. on O 87120, ° 30, N_120, ; itaenng Charles H. Yl.n Orden - wlth William Hel- bing (contractor), architect owner—Al work for a two-story. and basement frame buudlnc on lot on E llne of Hflwnd !(ml, 150 fl COMMERCIAL NEWS Continued From Page Eight. y quotes as follows, per pound. in 100- Dags: “Cuves, A Crushed and Fina S 4.50c; owdered, 3 Candy Granulated, 3555 Drv Grandlated Fine, 135, Granu® lated’ Coarse,. 4.25c; Fruit Granulated, 4.25c Beet Granulated (100-1b bags only), 4.10c; Con- tectioners’ A, 4.20c; + Extra 3.75¢; Goldén C, 3.85¢; D“ u&: barrels, 16c more; haif barrels, 25¢ m more; 50-1b bags, 10c more for -u kinda, b- lets—Half-barrels, 4.75c; boxes, 5¢ per Ib. No order taken for less thln 75 barrels or its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. FOR FRlD:\\' OCTOBER 10. Flour, qr sks. 318 Wheat, ctls 34 {Rarley, ctls. 45 | Rye, cts. 158 Corn, ctls 300 Beans, sks L 180 Potatoes, . 6,384 |Hides, number.. 770 2.092| Leather, rolls 9 1,335\ Tallow, ctls 217 Screent: ks, Aalgblwnmyfifi a.fio i reenings, sks. = | Hay, toms. "53| Chtegey® Bhis. .. 2 it Straw, tons. 32| Quicksiiver, fiks 29 Hops, bales. 100! Peits, bdls.. .. @97 P TSR B T el STOCK MARKET. l = ‘The sugar stocks were weak in the afternoon session of the Boud Exchange, Paauhau selling down to $13, Makaweli to $22 and ‘Hutchinson to §13 25, - There was a sale of Bank of Cali- fornia at $455. The ofl stocks continued dull. The Contra Costa Wnter dividend of 42 cents is payable on tHa 15t The following 'ere ex-dividend yesterday Bay Coun ywer Company, 20 ezm.-E Cali- fornta. and Electric Company, 10 cents; Gla n;ghdi;-d Powder - Company, regul monthi; cents per share, amounth 16°310,000; Caitfornia Wine Assoetkiion regu: le, the Hana m-nuwm Company have voted to increase the bonded in- debtedness of the company from its present amount of $75,000 and interest thereon at 6 cent per annum from July 1, 1902, to $375,000, The following quotations for United Rail- roads of San Francisco were recelved from New York yesterday by Bolton, De Ruyter & co: S R T A e, Yol 5 : and in sul tions, $47@4S. - i STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Oct. 10—2 p. m. UNITED fiAT“ BONDS. {giele} oo mow u??.r?s»;s’n?f g-ua,rnrzf s afazEEax’ ;;mm ! § 7 Eogzzz % nm:nm St Yo ?ggg a . §§ 7 g owner—All work for a two-story frame build- | Am B & T..115 m !'Irs! Nationl — Anglo-Cal . = P& A... 67 Bank of Cal. A%sg 2 s Baiv'e €Cal Safe Dp.l. F Nationl. — — Hana Hawaiian Honokaa .. Hutchinson . u Alaska Plcl.lm 83 Oceamc 5 co Cal Fruit As. |Pac A F A. Cal Wine As.101 Pac C Borx.165 Morninz Session. 25 Pacide Gas I $2000 Bay Counties Pewer Co bs. Bay Countles Power Co Js. Bay Counties' Power Co bs $4000 Market St R R Con 5s. $1600 Sterra Ry of Cal 6s.. Street— $5000 Oakland Transit Co 6s Afternoon Session, Board— 10 Hawaiian Coml and Sugar 50 Hutchinson S- P. Co 20 Makaweli < 96 Makawell Paaubau S8 P Co 25 Paauhau S P Co 5.000 Oceanic § § bands Street— 20 Bank of California $20,000 North Shore 5s CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE, Morninz Session. 1000 Oil City Petraleum . 300 Sterling O1l ... Afternoon Session, Board— 600 Monte Cristd Oit .... 10 Spring Valley Water .. MINING STOCKS. Following were the sales !n the San Frase cisco Stock and Exchange board yesterday: Morning Sessfon. 100 Best & Belch. 11 1"0 Hale & ‘Vore 18 100 Caledonia 90| 300 Mexican > 400 Chollar g 100 Ophir ... . a1 100 Con Cal & Va 100 Silver Hill 51 200 Crown Point.. 02 Afternoen Session. 11) 600 Con Cal & Va. 96 1000 Best & Helch. 200 Caledonia -... Following were we cales in the Pacific Stocke Exchange yesterda; uonm— Secsion. [ 200 Chollar ...... 200 Mexican 2 300 Con Cal & Va. 96 100 Ophir 91 500 Crown Polnt.. 02 509 Potosi 08 300 Gould & Cur. 0T 200 Yellow 04 Afterncon Sessicn. . 200 Caledonia . ‘J\ 500 Ophir .. 0 200 Con Cal & 300 Union Con. n 500, Gould & Curry: -03, 30 Union on- 12 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, FRIDAY, Oct. Bid. Ask Alptia 2 56| suserce . 08 Alta . 01 08| Kentuck . oz Andes . o1 Lady Wash ton ez o4 Belcher 00 11| Mexican ...... 23 24 Ben & Beicher 11 12.Occidental .... 08 11 — 02 Ophir . 199 ‘01 Calledonta. 90 92 Overman BT Challenge Cont. 08 10 Potost . 08 o7 Chollar ... @ T 0s 05 Confidence o= 4 Con Cal & © %8 o2 o8 Con Imperial — 01 Sierra Nevada. 14 15 Con New York.: — 0} Silver Hill...:, 48 4 Crown Point... 02 St. Louis. -~ 08 — 18 Syndicate — 8 — 01| Union Con 1n 12 0% 07 Utah o4 05 18 19| Yellow Jacket. 04 03 Pacllo Coast Slumshxp Co. Steamers leave San Fran- ciséo as follcws: For steamers at Seattle: For Victoria, Vanecouver, Port Townsend, Seattle. Ta- doma. Evereit, Whatcom—11 , 18, 23, 28, Nov. 2. Change at ny’'s steamers for sls for Tagouih. iy N. P. Ry.; at Vi Ry. For Edreka (Humboldt Bay)—130 p. m.. Oct. 14, 19, 24 27, 30, Nov. 2, 5 & For Los Angeles' (via Port Los Angeles and Redondo), San_Diego and Santa Barbara— Santa Rosalla, Sundiys. 9 a. m.* . (*Ramona_on! Ramona, 9 a. m.. Oct. 13. 21 &N«' L Coos Bay, 9 a. m., Oet. 17, 25. Nov. 2. For Ensenada, Magtialena Ray. San Jose det Cabo, Mazatlan -Altata, La Paz. Santa Rosa- (Mex.)—10 a. m.. Tth of each For further information obtafn folder. Right reserved to change steamers or sailing te. Sl ~—TTQE—4 New Montgomery strcet. (Palacy Hotel "r\'l‘h! o 0 Market st. . B, ANN, Gen. Pasd. Agt.. 10 Mather 2o San OR&N-CO Only Steamskip Liné to PORTLAND, OR And short rail line from Portland to all East. h_tickets to all points. all & steamship and rail, at LOWEST Steamer Sl SR ELDER uuu foot. | mm\mi:‘u msm. § TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR- mmfimflnfia 1'p. m.. m?&w_flA and HONGKON "'n-mn- at Kobe (Hiogo), and Shanghal connecting &t H dia, ete. No carga received sallinz, 8.8, AMERICA with steamers for -huio-auy: 8. 8. SIERRA. for Honofulu. 'Samoa, SRR e 8 8. M, 0 mt-nm.nu.xoxp. 43, SPRECKELS & Agts.. Tickat ffice, 543 arkatgt, S, Pier . 7, Pacifie $¢. Comraeniz 0 mvn PARIS. w";hniu instead of First-class_to