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W.| Trustee 103 20 40,00 Thomes, H Trustee 133 30 100.00 ed. rooms to | Thomas, H Trustee 135 100 200.00 Thomas, H Trustes 136 100 200.00 formished | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 140 25 50.00 Y erate vates, | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 141 10 20.00 - Thomas, H. , Trustee 142 5 10.00 | clegantly fur. | Thomas, H. W., Trustes 208 20 40.00 | board Thomas, H. W.. Trustee 216 10 20.00 -~ | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee 271 30 60.00 . and mofiern 10 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 273 20 40.00 ’ r . 3 H. W., Trustee 278 10 20,00 E———————————————— | Thomus. Trustee 24 10 2000 00N ND BOARD WANTED. | Thomas, . Trustee 40.00 | .. rocnnee | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 20 40.00 e family board H. W.. Trustee 10 20.00 Call . H. W., Trustee 100 200.00 - : . H W Trustes 100 200.00 | Thomas, H. W. Trustee 100 200.00 TYPEWRITERS A Thomas, H. W., Trustee 60 120.00'| P Sk ik ~ Thomas, H. W., Trustee 50 100.00 | AN exceptionally good No, 2 Remington, No.-1 | Thomas, H. W., Trustes. 50 - ypewriters, higher | 7 rustee 50 50. The Type- Trustee 50 ; tel.Main 266 ' Trustee 10 V.. Trustee 10 s, all makes. 3 rentals, $2.50 B e e o . M. © Trustee 20 . Trustee 30 7. Trustee 10 . Trustee 10 | Trustee 30 . Trustee 20 .. Trustee 10 v.. Trustee 20 ., Trustee 20 V', Trustee 100 Tustee 25 ) Trustee 25 . Trustee 25 . Trustee 25 .. Trustee 25 V., Trustee 26 7., Trustée 25 7., Trustee 25 t « H Trustee 25 00 . H. W.. Trustee 25 100,00 . H. W.. Trustes 25 40.00 H. W.. Trustee 25 20.00 . Trustee 25 . Trustes 25 . Trustes 2 . Trustee 25 . Trustee 25 . Trustee 25 .. Trustee 25 .. Trustee 25 V.. Trustee . Trustee 25 Trustee 25 Trustee 25 , Trustee 25 . Trustee 100 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee 50 Thomas, H Trustee 10 | Thom: . Trustee 1 00 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 100 Thomas, H. Trustee 40 3 . H. W., Trustee 50 , H. W., Trustee 5 . H. W., Trustee 20 0 H. W., Trustes 50 H. W.. Trostee 2 H. W., Trustee 25 00 . H. custee 50 ¢ ;s “rustee b(3 o . H. W.. Trustee 25 00 . H. W.. Trustee 10 00 . H. W.. Trustee 10 00 . H Trustee 10 0 | Thomas, H. Trustee 20 00 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee 5 h . H. W.. Trustee 25 . H. W. Trustes 10 H. W.. Trustee 10 . H. W., Trustee 10 . H Trustee 10 H Trustee 15 . H. W., Trustee 10 , H. W.. Trustee 25 H. W., Trustee 10 H. W.. Trustee 10 s, H. W.. Trustee 20 , H. W.. Trustee 25 . H. W., Trustee 25 H. W.. Trustee 25 H. W., Trustee 10 H. W., Trustee 50 H. W., Trustee 20 H. W.. Trustee 100 . H. W., Trustee 10 o0 H. W.. Trustee 20 0 s, H W.. Trustee 30 00 H. W., Trustee 30 “00 . H. W.. Trustee 20 Thomas, H. Trustee 25 Thomas, H. W., Trustes 20 { Thomas, H. Trustee 25 H Trustee 25 H Trustee 10 Trustee 50 Trustee 0 ., Trustee W.. Trustee W., Trustee 7. Trustee (., Trustee’ V.. Trustee V., Trustee » Trustee Trustee , Trustee V., Trustee . Trustee V., Trustee V.. Trustee FEEEE Thomas, Thomas, H Thomae, H. W.. Trustee | Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H. W.. Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee 50 Thomae, H Trustee 20 Thomase, H. W., Trustee 50 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee 25 Thomas, H. W., Trustee 5 Thomas, H. W., Trustee 20 2 Thomas, H. W., Trustee 30 60.00 Thomas, H. W., Trustee, Original Issue Stock, | Cert. 3964—20 shares, equal to 40 shares New Stock Iesue (not fssued 40 80.00 Thomas, H. W., Trustee, Original Issue Stock, Cert. 4071—5 shares, equal to 10 shares | _ New Stock Issue (not issued) 10 20.00 Thennhauser, Louisa... 96 50 100.00 Thannhauser, Louisa 97 50 100.00 Thannhauser., Louisa 98 40 80.00 Taylor, C. G., Trustee.. 436 50 100.00 | Thomas, Mabel W . 618 20 40.00 Tiedemann, Luc: .02 30 20.00 Tiedemann, Lu 952 5 10.00 Tiedemann, Lu 1042 10 2000 Tobener. Hart. 851 5 30000 Tobener, Hart 1001 20 40,00 Tobener, Hart. 1002 50 100.00 Tobener, Hart 1083 10 20.00 Tobener, Hart. 1047 5 10.00 " Hart 1062 10 20.00 Tobener, Charles. 1033 40 80.00 Tobener, Charles.. 1053 20 40.60 Tobener, Agnes. 1052 10 10.00 1048 5 10.00 1049 10 20.00 Troy, E. . E......... 1067 5 10.00 Von ‘der Mehden, J. H.. 1081 100 200.00 Wertz, William......... 219 10 20.00 | Weich, R. M., Trustee.. 387 100 200.00 Welch, R. M., Trustee.. 388 .100 200.C0 Welch, R. M., Trustee.. 389 100 200.00 Weich, R. M., Trustee.. 300 100 200.00 Weich, R. M., Trustee.. 301 25 50.00 Welch, R, M., Trustee.. 302 25 50.00 Winston, 'W./ H .98 2% 50.00 Winston, W. H.. 008 50 100.00 Wilson, D. R . 1060° 10 2000 | Zimmerlt, A. V., Trustee 941 1 2.00 Zimmerll, A. V., Trustce 932 1 2.00 Zimmerii, A. V.. Trustee 943 1 2.00 Zimmerli. A. V., Trustee 9is 1 2.90 Zimmerli, A. V., Trustee 945 1 2.00 | Zimmerli, A. V., Trustee 946 1 2.00 Zimmerli, A. V., Trustee 947 1 2.00 Zimmerii. A. V., Trustee 948 i 2.00 | Zimmerli, A. V., Trustee 940 1 2.00 Zimmerli, A. V.. Trustee 950 1 2.00 | and in accordance with law and an order of the board of ‘directors made on the 20th day of | February, 1906, so many shares of each parcel | of such ‘stock as may be necessary will be £0ld at public auction at the office of the com- pany at 327 Market street (room 4, escond floor) in the city and county of San Francisco, State of California, on Monday, April 23, 1906, at | the hour of three (@) o'ciock p. m.. on euch | day, to pay euch delinquent assessment theraon, ‘ogether with cost of advertising and_expense | ot sale. H. W. THOMAS, Secretary. | “Otfice of the Company, 327 Market st. (Room 4, Second Floor), City and County of San Francisco, State of California. DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY—Loca- tion ang place of business, City and County of San Francisco, State of California. 200.00 | ary, 1906, the several amounts set opposite 20.00 | foliows | Ames, Worthington 200 | Ames. Worthington. u %0 .. Trustee 20.00 ‘I Breon, Ch: }m 15 Breon, 450 100 !Bfl-fl. 1460 100 = g 8 20.00 | Clover, 90 50 80.00 | Carter, 1080 50 4.00 | Davies, 652 40 60.00 | De "Golyer, J. B. 1420 15 40.00 | Davis, Mary B. 1427 10 20.00 | Davie, Mary E 1428 15 20.00 | Gibson, W. D, K., 128 115 100.00 | Guerin, Géo. M. @1 100 100.00 | Guerin, Geo. M 1382 100 40.00 | Guerin, Geo. M. 1393 100 200.00 | Guerin, Geo. M. 1394 100 200.00 | Guerin, Geo. M. . 1805 100 the names ‘of the respective shareholders, as { Cert. | , Name of Shareholder— No. Shares. Amt. 1382 $200 | 80, city. DELINQUENT NOTICES—Continued. Hug, Chas. A 10 10 Hellbronner, "A. 25 a5 Hellbronner,' A. 2% - 2% Hume, W. R 50 50 Hume, W. R. 50 5o Hume, W. R 50 50 Hume, W. R 50 50 Hirschtelder & Meaney. 00 100 Hirschtelder & Meaney 100 100 Howlett, Emma A 10 10 Jones, A, C. 25 50 Jones, A. C. 25 50 Kohlbecher, Joseph 50 50 Kohlbecher. Joseph 60 50 Klopp, Jennts E. 10 10 Leavy, Charles M 50 50 Leavy, Charles M 50 50 Leavy, Charles M 50 50 Leavy, Charles M 50 50 Polliti & Co., Edward 50 50 Pollitz & Co., Edward 837 100 100 Pollitz & Edward 935 50 50 Pollitz & 915 25 25 Pollitz & 073 25 25 Poilitz & 1010 50 5O Pollitz & 1082 50 50 Pollitz & 1078 20 20 Pollitz & 081 30 30 Pollitz & 082 10 10 Poilitz & .. 1085 50 50 Pollitz & Co.. Bdward 1003 100 100 Pollitz & Co., Edward ... 1116 18 15 Pollitz & Co.. Edward 1447 B0 6O Peyne, W. 00 100 Payn 100 100 Payne, 1100 100 Roos, A. 10 10 | Scheeline, 848 25 25 | Scheeline; P94 15 15 | Scheeline, S 1060 25 25 Scheeline, nsL 2% 2 Scheeline, 1406 28 25 | Sutro & Co 1398 100 100 Sutro_& Co 139 150 130 Sue Ng, 8s4 20 20 Sue Ng, 1218 40 40 Sheldon, e 18 2% B Sheldon, Trustee. 5B Sheldon, Trustee... 10 50 B0 Skeldon, Trustee... 105 B0 50 Sheldon, . Trustee .. 147 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee... 148 50 B0 Sheldon, Trustee... 140 50 5O, Sheldon, Trustee... 160 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee... 200 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee... 210 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee... 301 50 50 Sheidon, Trustes... 308 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee... 338 50 50 Sheldon, Trustee. & B0 Taylor, W 100 Taylor, 100 100 Taylor, 100 100 Thomas, 100 100 Thoma 00 100 Thoma 50 50 | Talbot, 100 100 Talbot, 100 100 ‘Thomas, . 25 25 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee, 100 100 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee... 1205 20 20 Thomas, H. W., Trustee... 1316 25 25 Thomas, H, W., Trustee... 1318 = 25 25 | Thomas, H: W., Trustee... 13 100 160 mbsen, G. H 100 100 n Peit, E. B 630 10 10 n Sicklen, F. 1429 50 50 n Sicklen, F. 1430 50 50 Wilson, R. A.. 554 B0 50 | Wertsch, William 1363 25 a8 Wertsch, ' William 404 26 2% Wertsoh, William 1405 25 25 ‘Wilbran B. A. 50 80 Wilbrand, B. A 185 1165 | Wilbrand, B. A 100 100 Wilbrand, B. A. 100 100 And in’accordance with law and an order of | the Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of February, 1006, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will Do sold at public auction at the office of the company at 327 Market street (room 3, second floor), in the City and County of San Fran- cisco, State of California, on Saturday, the T4th day of April, 1806, at the hour of three (3) oelock p. m.. on such day to pay such de- linquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. H. W. THOMAS, Secretary, Office of the Company, 327 Market room 4, second floor, City and County Francisco, State of California. S —————————————8 MARRIAGE LICENSES. ere issued The following marriage licenses yesterday: Anton I. Wikstrom, 33, 32 East street, and Anna S. Backman, 30, 1111 Sutter street. Frederick W. Reece, 20, 965 Folsom street, and Maude E. Webster, 23, Stockton, Patrick Quinn, 40, city, and Agnes McGill, Fred J. Dornbach, 21, 707 Diamond street, and Ardie L. Walter, 18, 1120, Church street. Glacomo Ambrosini, 31, city, and Rosa Biglierl, 26, Colma. 116 Waveriey place, Chew Chung, Chung Thou Her, 116 Waverley place. and Glovanni Castagnola, 23, 320A Bay etreet, and Maria Ghio, 19, 329A Bay street. Nicola de Grazia, 620" Broadway, and Katle Ferrea. 9, 9 Stark street. Charles H. Curtis, 28, 1011 Valencla street, and Millle Jones. 2! 4 McAllister street. Walter Z. Jacobs, 24, Santa Marla, Cal Augusta Goodman, 21, 1964 Bush street. Stephen P. Myers, 22, 120 Grove street, and Dena Meyers, 18, 722 Eddy street. e e BIRTHS— K ARRIAGES—DEATHS, Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail wili not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication otfices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- sons authorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once in this column free of charge. B — BORN, . MENGES—In Ocean View, March 27, 1806, to the wife of William Menges, a son. NELSON—In_this city, March 27, 1906, to the wife of Arthur H. Neison, a girl. PLAGEMANN—In this city, March 27, 1906, to the wife of Willlam J. Plagemann (for- merly Josephine Budde), & daughter. SIMMIE—In this_city, March 28, 1906, to the wite of Albert T. Simmie, a_daughter. —— e e MARRIED. BOYSON — STURDEVANT—In this city, March 25, 1906, by the Rev. Edward K. Strong, John Henry Boyson and Mrs. Myrtle D: ‘Sturdevant ‘hoft ey e ————————————————— DIED. Carr, Mary Cecil, 1 Moynahan, Robt.,3 ms Carson, Henry W., 61 Mysell, Joseph G., T4 Curley, Michael, Yink, Rachael, 7 Davis,” Hannah vring, Kdward D, Desmond, Sarah A. Rinenart, Bugenia, 24 Devin, Edward, b0 Robinson, James, 5y Dworzek, Eva Lorber Gleason, Denis H., 68 Rush, Sarah E., 84 Hart, William, Schander, Adolph, 59 Hatt, Margaret P, 40 Schmitt, Wm. W., 5% Heeney, Michael, 0 Staniels, Nam Kimball, Jane E., 15 Taylor, Bently lazarus, Agatha, 65 -Vonseca, Manoel Lennon, Hermoine, 26 Wugoner, Mary,11 mos days Walker, Wm. J., 70 McGreevy, George, 50 Webb, Theresa : McDonough, May, 26 Weinperg, Chas., 30 Morrow, John ., 7 White, Edmond, CARR—In this city, March 28, 1808, Mary cll Carr, dearly beloved daughter of James ma R. Carr (nee Devine), a native of Ban Francisco, aged 1 year 10 months and 10 days. [ i'riends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral Friday, at 1:30 o'clock ». m., from the residence of her parents, 4242/ Twenty-ffth street, In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. CARSON—In Alameda, March 28, 1906, Henry W. Carson, belovea husband of the late Annie M. Carson, and father of Alford L. Henry E. and Frank L, Carson, also Mrs. Annie McDonovan, Edda F. Pfeiffer and Mrs. Rose Hopps, a native of New York, aged 61 years 2 months and 1 day. A member of Joe Hooker Post, G. A, R. G Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Friday, March 30, from James Fowler's undertaking parlors, thence to St. Joseph’s Chureh, where services will be celebrated at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery, Oakland. CURLEY—In this city, March 28, 1006, at Francis Hospital, Michael Curley, be- loved husband of the late Catharine Curley, loving father of James and Mary Curley, Mrs. Annle and Mrs. Kate Friesenhausen and the Jate Thomas Curley, and brother of Mrs. Kate Weldon, a* native of Ireland, aged 70 years. ([ Friends and_acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday), March 31, at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from the pariors of Carew & English, 20 Van Ness avenue, thence to St. Dominic's Church, where a requiem mass will be cele. brated for the repose of his soul, commenc- ing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DAVIS—In this city, March 28, 1906, Hannah, beloved mother of Catherine Ladd, and sister of Mrs. T. D. McCarthy and James McGilly- ¢uddy. a native of Killoroglin, County Kerry, reland. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral M'I:orrn:v Hugglero, Frank, 63 ey oo o ) Funeral Directors and Embalmers | HENRY J. GAELAQH!R»OO. (Successors to Fi . DANIEL P. UNITED UNDERTAKERS, | ———Funeral Directors and Tepose of ker Holy Cross DeSuOn—In i city, March 29, Sarau A., ueariy; veloveu Wue ot Juun monu, belovea daughter or Saran and the 1ate yosepn G, Mchyuy, and sister OL JOSepn and Wilam Mexvoy, sirs. J. ¥. Canthn and urs. k. J. Craig, a native oL San rrancisco. (7R TieNds and acqUuINtANces are Tespect- fuiy invitea to attenu ihe usaturaay), residence, 245 at 5:50 a, m. Langton strect, tience to St. Tuneral [OMOITOW irom her late Jusepn’s Church, wuere a requiew: nigh mass Wil pe celebrated for the repose of uer soul, | commencing at ¥ a. m, Cross Cemetery, interment Moty DEVLIN—in tnis city, March 29, 1906, Ed- ward, beioved auspund or ana orutner of Jobn and Micouel Devin ot | TAYLOR—In argaret Leviin, Austin, Nev., and kllen and Cnarles Deviin, & nauve of County Lupegal, lreland, aged 00 years 11 months and v days. L7 kTiends una acquainiances are respect- fully invited 1o attend the funeral tomOrrow (Saturday), at 8:,0 a. m., from .his lae re: dence, 1047 Wil be celebrated commencing Holy Cross Cemetery DWORZEK—In _this _ city, Eva Lorber Dworzek, mother of Gustave, Margaret, isertha Yrauline Dworzek, @7 k'riends are respectfully invited to af tena the tunerai Saturday, her late residence, 1065 Ciay street. ment strictly private. GLEASON—I{n San. Leandro, Treat avenue, Peter's Church, where a requiem b} r the repose Of uis soul, t ¥ o'clock a. m. lnterment thence to St 18h muss March 28, 1906, the dearly beloved and March 31, from Inter- March 20, 1906, Lenis Henry Gieason, beloved husband of the late Mary "A. Gileuson, ana iatner of Ly arles D. R. wleason and Charlotte Gleason, years. a native of New York, aged o8 (7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuiy invited to attend the March 31, at 9:40 o'clock late residence, thence to 8 funeral Saturday, a. m., from. hi Leander's Church, where a solemn requiem mass wiil be celebrated for the repose of his soul. In- terment San Leandro Cemetery. HART—In this eity, March 26, 1906, William Hart, beloved nepnew or Michael and Mar- garet Lesmond and Mrs. T. Desmond, a na- uve of parish of Schull, County Cork, Ire- land, aged =5 years. A, and Longangra’ Cumbe A member of K. C, rmen, Local Ni L Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend the (Friday), at 8:4b o'clock pariois of McFadden, 1171 Mission street, funeral this day a. m., from the McBrearty & Green, between Seventh and lighth, thenee to St. Paul's Church, where & requiem high mass will the repose of his soul at Holy Cross Cemetery. be celebrated for 0 a. m. Interment HATT—In this city, March 29, 1906, Margaret ¥., belovea wire of Albert mother of Madie, Hert, Murial Hatt, a native of 40 years 2 months and 12 @7 Remains will be shipped o Naj Remains at the parlors of N. 612-614 Van Ness avenue. March 29, beloved uncle of Richard for Interment. Gray & C HEENEY—In OQakland, Michael Heeney, Heeney, Heene: aged 70 years. and brother of Wiile, . Hatt Jr., and Cyni and New' York, aged days, Cal., 1906, the late James a native or County Meath, Ireland, 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- - fuily invited to attend the March 81, at 9 o'clock a. m. residence, 713 thence to St. ineteenth tuneral Saturday, from his late sireet, Oakland, cfe de Sales Church, where a solemn requiem high mass wiil be cele- brated for the repose of hi ing at 9:30 a. m. Inter Cemetery, Oakland, s soul, commenc- ‘ment St. Mary’ KIMBALL—In this city, March 28, 1906, Jane Ethel, beloved daughter of H. and Jane Kimball, and and Charles H. Kimball Jr. Francieco, aged 15 years days. the late Charles sister of Camelia , a native of San S months and 14 L Friends are respectfully invited to at- teud the runeral today o'clock p. m., from the p & Lunt, 2666 Mission street, eecond and Twenty-third Temple). Interment tery. LAZARUS—Entered into re: Cypress Lawn Ceme- (Friday), _at 1 ariors oi Bunker between Twenty- (Mission Masonic st, in this cit; March 28, 1906, Agatha Lazarus, dearly be. loved wife of Joseph Lazaru of Charles. Leo and Mamie Cohn and_Mrs sister of Mrs. Charles Fred Newman, Harriet Vogel, and Cohn of Ashland, s, beloved mother Mrs. and R. Lichtensteln of Rcchester, a native of Danzig, (Rochester, N. Y., & papers please copy.) Prussia, aged 65 nd Ashiand, Wis, 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited (Friday), M her late residence, 792 V: between Turk and Eddy streets. New Salem Cemetery, by 3 train from Third and Tow: LENNON—In this city. mione Louise Lennon, March 29, daughter of Arthur to_attend the funeral today h 30, at 2 vclock p. m:, from | an Ness avenue, Interment 0 o'clock p m. nd streets. 1906, Her- and Franc Lennon, aged 26 da) McDONOUGH—In this city, March 28, 1906, May A., beloved wife of Hugh McDonough, mother "of Alice McDonough, daughter of the late Cronin and Winnie Donnelly, and sister of Frank and James Donnelly and Mrs, E. Maher, a native of San Francisco, aged 26 years ¥ months and 26 days. @ Friends and acquaintancy fully invited to attend the funeral (Friday), at 1 of the street, thence services at 1 p. m. Cemetery. MeGREEVY—In this city, George F. McGreey: John, Richard, Charle: E. McGreevy and Mrs. tive of York papers please copy.) p. m. Liz United Undertakers, 866 to_ St. Joseph's Church Interment Holy Cross beloved brother an Francisco, aged 50 years. are respect- today from the parlors Mission for March 20, 1906, of zle J.. and Jcseph Maria Clark, a na- (New @ ¥riends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the (Saturday), at 9:30 a. m., of the United Under thence to 10 a. m. MORROW-—In Los Angeles, 1806, John Derby Morrow, John H. and Lucy May Amy C., Hubert Morro! son of Mr. and Mrs. land, Cal., aged T year: MOYNAHAN—In this Robert Alden, youngest a Homer and_Annie Moynal of Homer H. Moynahan, a mento, aged 3 months and and Mrs. 'A. C. Hinsdal A. D. Smith of Oak- funeral tomorrow from the parlors ke 866 Mission street, St, Joseph's Church for services at Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Cal.. Magh 21, precicus son of H. Morrow, brother of T. and Sophie C. and grand- March 29, 1906, d beloved son of n, and brother native of Sacra- 20 days. MYSBELL—In this city, March 28, 1906, Joseph George Mysell, Meta C. Mysell, dearly beloved husband of and father of Willlam Mysell, Mrs. Thomas E. Kent and Lillian C. and Louise Myeell, a nat ive of Germany, aged 74 vears and 1 month. > Interment private. PINK—In this city, March 28, 1906, Rachael “Pink, beloved mother of Mrs. J. Silverstein, Mrs, M. Hammerschlag an and sister of Mrs. Pauline of Posen, aged 77 years. d Mrs." I. Lasky, Casner, a native {7 Interment private. Please omit flowers. PRING—In _this city, March 20, 1906, Edward Douglas Pring, brother of Dr. Ernest and ‘William H. Pring, Mrs. Effie Born and Mrs. A. E. Moeran, a native of RINEHART—In Oakland, March 20, Dublip, Ireland. 1906, Eugenla Eubank, beloved wife of W. B. Rine- hart, daughter’ of Mr. Subank, end sister of Susan Fubank and Mr: Port Townsend, Wash., and Mrs. R. G. Rule, Harry and S. V, Stuart of native of Califor- nla, aged 24 years 3 months and § days. ¥ Friends and acquaintances are res ot- fully invited to attend the funeral services Friday, March 30, at 3 o'clock p. m., at her late residence, ROBINSON—In Berkele: James G., beloved husband 1215 Twelfth street. ment Mountain View Cemetery. March 29, Inter- 1908, of Ann M. Rob- inson, and loving son of James G. and Mary A, Robinson of Chichest of London, England, age and 4 days. RUGGIERO—In this city, Frank, beloved husband of , England, a native 59 years b months March 20, 1906, Annie Ruggiero, and father of Frank and Raymond Ruggiero and Mrs. Rose Griswold, a native of Italy, ed 63 vears, Eade Rush, widow -of H aged 84 RUSH—In Palo Alto, March 28, 1906, Sarah mother of Senator B. F. Rush of Sulsun and Mrs, Walter K. Fietcher of San Francisco, a native of HolyBourn, Hamj years 8 months and 7 days. fram Rush, and pshire, England, 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Friday, March 30, at 1 o'clock p. m., at the chapel at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. SCHANDER—In Alameds ‘Adolph Schander, belove March 20, 1906, husband of Caro- line Schander, and ‘father of Adolph W. and Rachel Schander, a native of Brocklyn, N. Y., aged 59 years 4 months and 22 days. SCHMITT—In this city, March 28, 1906, Wil- liam W. Schmitt, beloved tt, and’ father of . W. and F. D. Germany. 11 day: aged 54 years husband of Anna A W, W. W.. itt, a native 4 ‘months and [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the March 31, at 8 residence, 592 O'Farrell St. Boniface's Church, sharp. carriage. 445 GOLDEN GATE (Formerly 122 Eddy’ funeral Saturday, clock a. m., from his. la street, where the services will be held, commencing at 9 o'clock Interment Holy Cross thence m. Cemetery, by Street.) coul at 9 a. m. Interment | ST, { —In this city, March 27, 1906, Numa Staniels, dearly beloved wife of Wil llam Staniels. ' devoted mother of Melborn Stanfels, devoted - daughter of Antone and Kate Stanquest, niece of Mary Ferald, and cousin of Willlam Jordan Ackers, a na- tive of San krancisco, aged 24 years 3 months and 2 days, - > Friends ana acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Friday, March 30, at 9 o'clock a. m., from the par- lois of Valente, Marini & Co., 1524 Stockton street, thence to St. Francls Church, where & requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 2 m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Members of Mazzini Circle No. 106, C. O. F., are Semectiully requsted to_attend. dlands, March 27, 1906, Bently, beloved husband of Freda Taylor, and father of Myrtle and Edith Taylor. VONSECA—In Oakland, March 29, 1906, Manoel, beloved husband of Mary Vonseca, and father of Manuel, Joe and Frank Von- ®eca, Mrs. Mary Mattos, Mrs. Antonia_ Gi r, Mrs. Rosie Gormas and Mrs Gussie oge, a native of Azores Islands “ EFFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday. March 31, at 9:30 o'clock a, m., from his late restdence, 1511 Third street, thence to Bt. Joseph's (Portuguese) Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock . l.“r’n. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Oak- WAGONER—In this city, " March 29, 1 Mary Ines Frances Wagoner, dearly belove daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Wagoner, a native of California, aged 11 months and 27 days. 3 WALKER—In Alameda, March 25, 1906, Wil- llam J. Walker, beloved husband of Mary A. Walker, loving father of John H. Walker, Mrs, F. H. Pawling and Mrs. W. H. Tay- lor, ‘and brother of Hugh Walker, a native of 'Pictou, Nova Scotia, aged 70 years and 19 da. §7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully “invited to attend the funeral Friday, March 30, at 2 p, m., from his late re dence, 1420 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda. WALKER—In Alameda, March 28, 1906, Wil- llam J. Walker, beloved husband of Mary ‘Walker, and father of John H. Walker, Mrs. H. Pawling and Mrs. William Taylor, and brother of Hugh Walker, a native of Pictou, Nova Scotia, aged 70 years and 19 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- lly invited to attend the funeral services March 30, 1906, at 2 o'clock p. m. late residence, 1420 Santg Clara avenue, Alameda. Inferment private, Ever- green Cemetery. 2 EBB—In Alameda, March 20, 1906, Theresa Webb, beloved wife of Andrew C. Webb, and mother of Elizabeth C., Lydia F., Atwel C. and Ancrew C. Webb, a native of New Or- leans. WEINBERG—In this city, March 28, 1006, Charles Weinberg, beloved son of Mrs. Caro- line Weinbgrg, and brother of Isadore, Sam, Harty and Etta Weinberg, Mrs. Charles K, Ormond and Mrs. Maurice E. Shannon, a native of San Francisco, aged 30 years 4 months and 1 day. HITE—In this city, March 28, 1906, Edmond White, beloved brother of Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Dally, George W. and W. H. White of Brooklyn, N. Y., a native of New York, aged 57 years. 7 Frisnds and ecquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, March 31, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the mortu- ary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2475 Mlission street. near Twenty- first. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. GHARLES H, J. TRUMAN THE LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTOR Of San Franelsco. 1909 MISSION STREET Bet.~15th _and 16th. Telephone Mission 100. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 15. 2000 Booth 30] 160 Jumbo M...1.77% 1000 Brookly | £00 Jum Ex., b0 24 2000 Bullfrog Anx 05 100 Kendall 500 Bullfrog Com 12{1000 3000 Bullfrog Com i3/ 500 1500 Bullfrog Com 15| 1500 1000 Bullfrog Com 16/4000 L Harris, 3000 Bullfrog Com 13|1000 Lone Star 1000 Bullfrog Min 500 MacNamar 1000 Bulifrog Min 00 MacNamara. 1006 Bulifrog Min MacNamara 1000 Bulifrog Min Man Central. 20 1000 Bullfrog Min Man_ Cowboy. 18 1000 Bullfrog Min Manhat Dxtr.1.60 2500 Bulifrog Min G Manhat Dxtr. 95 1000 Bulifrog Manhat L Joe 10 1000 Bullfrog L Joe 11 100 Bullfrog s 0... 10 1500 Bullfrog Do, b 80... 11 500 Do, & 8. Manhattan M. 23 1000 Do, b 30. M Mustng An 10 1000 Do, b 30 Manhat Synd. 23 1000 Do, b 30 Manbat Synd. 22 1000 Do, b Maryland o5 1000 Do, b 30. Do, b 90... 08 1000 Do, b 30 Mayflower ... 43 1060 Do, b 30. Mayflower ... 44 1500 Do, b 30 Mayflower 4 1000 Do, b 30 Mayflower 50 500 Do b 30... Mayflower 51 500 Bullfrg N Bk Mayflower 52 1000 Blfrg Sunset: Mayflower ... 53 1000 Cash Boy...- Do, s 10... 41 2000 China 21 Do, b 30. 5 3000 Comet Gold. . Do, b 00... B4 1500 Cyrus Noble. Do, b 90... 56 500 Dn Blfg, s10.1.80,4250 Mineral Hill.. 11 4000 Dm B Bite C Mizpah Ex... 27 1000 Dmdfid Trogl Mohawk ... B3 300 Dmdfid Trngl Montgomy Mt 5 4 1500 Dixte . Do, s 10... 500 Eclipse : Mont Ton.....3.00 1500 Eclipse 1.20 2000 Mustang Man. 25 500 Eclipse ...1.17%| 500 Nev Goldfield. 29 3000 Fawn . 710! 2000 Ohio Ton..... 49 300 Furnace Crk. 0/ 250 Ohio Ton..... 50 1000 Gold Bar....1.90| 1500 Orig. Bulitrog. 22 800 Gold Ba Palmetto .... 33 2000 Gold Bar. 500 Gold Bar. 1000 G Bar Annex 7000 G Bar Annex 1000 Do, b 60... 20/1000 Syl Humphrey 30 100 Goldfield Min 631000 Silver Pick... 27 1000 Gold Wedge. . 22| 5000 Steinway . 40 1000 Gold Wedge. 22|1000 Steinway, s10. 40 4500 Granny ..... 30 1000 Steinway, s 5 40 4000 Granny, b 30 403500 St Ives . 32 2000 Granny, b 60 41] 2000 St Ives . 83 2000 Great Bend.. 64 100 Ton Midway.2.35 500 Gt Bend B,s5 1S| 500 Ton Midway.2.30 2000 Indiana ..... 03| 100 West End..2.97% CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Touopah District. Bid. Ask. Belmont ....5.25 5.50| MacNamara Belmont Ex. — 30! Midway ..... Boston Ton.. 09 10/ Midway Ex... 3 Brgr'syB Ex (9 10| Mizpah Ex... 27 California ... 24 28 Montana . 7 3.00 Cash Boy.... 20 21| Mont Mid Ex. — 20 Colehtn — 1olMon Pttsb Ex — 20 Eula Con — 17 Monitor ..... 0 = Eureka Ton.. 05 G6|N Y Ton Con 40 42 Gold Anchor.1.20 1.30, North Star... 56 57 Gold Crown. 40 44/ Ohlo Ton..... 48 40 Golden Gate. — 21'Ohio Ton Ex. — 18 Gold Mt ... 08 00| Red Bock Ex .~ 1f Gold Mt Con 02 —|Rescue ...... 16. 17 Great Westrn 05 00 Ton Exten.i1.00 12:00 Gypsy Queen 10 —|Ton Hme Con 02 0 Home ....... 25 26/TonSlv & Gld — 10 Ind Tonopah, 03 04] Ton of Nev.18.00 18.12 Towa Ton 15 —| Virginia . 10— Jim Butler...1.77 1.85 West End....2. J Butler Bx. — 07 West Tonopah — 70 Little Ton...3.00 4.00 450 Goldfield District. 10| | p5 7] PIAEL2RERAR | RBEBSE| Gt Bend Anx. Gt Bend Ex. Hibernla. 5 Highland .... Jumbo M Co.1. Berkeley . Black Ant: Blk Btte Ex. Black Rock. Blue Bell... Blue Bull. Brooklyn Btte Goldfield Bull & Bear. Booth . €OD . Columbia. Columbla Mt. Com Fraction Commonwith. - | [ RBEERRI2282:20 | B2 Militown M. 18! Mohawk . £8. S 82552 | BN8F| (& | 28885283 s e 8888258833508/ 8 E‘msx;sl | ig8 $.82lz8 a283 88 81211 180 1 3aanssy 5 LIS1s51835] ReE283 2513 83 E. Brown, | &3 =8 20 10 11 30 — 23 30 2 2 12 — 16 20 2 Man Carson. — 18 19 Man Central. — 1 — Manhat Con.1.20 - Man Con Ex. 50 25 26 Manhat Comb 15 16| 0 31 Manhat Cres. 2 30 Other Districts. Cyrus Noble. 41 42| Little George. 08 — El DoradoNv 15 —| Lookout Gold. — 63 | Esperanza .. — 01/ Lynx Creek... 91 Gold Reed M — 40|Nev G Crater — 10 Golden Terra — 60 Nev Sunshine — 50 Goldyke Reef 20 ~ — Palmetto ... 30 — Gold Quartz. 40 —lpu.m L Strke — 08 Johnnle Cons 14 —| Paymaster o 0z Kawich Gold 02 —|Ray & O'Brien 10 — Kawich Kyst 01 —|Rocco Hmstk. 30 — | Kaweh M Co — 02/ Tokop Con .. 10 15 | TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. | Following were the sales on the San Fran- | clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterda :15 a. m. Session. 1500 Booth ....... 34000 Manhattan ... 500 Great Bend.. 12000 Naticnal Bank 1000 Jumbo M..1 3500 Ohio . 5000 Little Joe 2500 Rescue . 5288 750 MacNamara.. 89! . 11 a. m. Session. . 09l Jumbo BX . . 15} 16 Kendall . 15/1000 L Star, b 1000 MacNamara. . 2500 Daisy, b 10.. 50/ 1000 MacNamara.. 600 Den Bulifrog.1.80| 500.MacNamara.. 2000 Dixfe .. . 123000 Manbattan . 1500 Eclipse ...1.12% 500 Manhat Dxtr.1. 200 Gold Anchor.1,25(1500 May Queen. 200 Gold_Bar....1.95| 300 Mont Ton.b3..3. 1500 Goldfield Min 65/1000 National Bank 2000 Gld Mobhawk. 58| 1500 Ohlo 1000 Gld Rd_Lion.05%| 4500 Orig Bulifrog. 1000 Gid Red Lion 08 1000 Red Top Ex..0: 1000 G Silver Pick 27| 4000 Red Top Ex. 1000 Do, b 10. 28/ 2000 Rescue, b 10. 1000 Great Bend 64/ 2000 Rescue . 2000 J Butler, s10.1.55|1000 Rescue, b 5. 200 Jumbo M..1.77%! 1000 Ton Cash Be: 5| 1000 Ton N Star.. p. m. Session. 15, 1000 MacNamara. . 16/3500 Manhattan . 3011000 Do, s 10. 07| 500 Manhat Con..1.25 | 49 1000 Man Cwby,bl0 47 2000 Manhat Dxtr.1.05 1000 Dm_Con. b10 48/ 2000 Mayflower ... 1500 Gold Bar..1.02% 1000 Mon Pittsburg 20 ex 26| 500 Mont Ton...2.97% 262000 Ohlo . .59} 1000 Ohto, : 1.60/ 14.000 Red Top 1.60| 500 Red Top Ex. 79/ 5000 Rescue . 7 500 M'Nmra, s 10 78| 300 Sandstorm. 1.42% 1000 M'Nmra, s 30 78(100 St Ives . 31 1000 MacNamara.. 78 400 Ton N Star.. 56 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 1000 Blue Buil 3000 Do, s 10. 1000 Bullfrog Min ! 6000 Adams PUEEEEHEP PP P 4L 1 7000 Blue Bull 2000 Do, b 30. 500 Booth . 8500 Brocklyn 3000 Jim Butler. 1000 Do, s 13. 2000 MacNamara.. [ 17 r Tonopah District. Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask. Belmont .... — 6.00| Mont Ton.....2.85 3.05 | Great Westrn 05 56 — Home Con .. 9 50 Jim Butler.i 1817 { Little Ton — 12.00 MacNamara.. Ton of Nev.i8.00 13.25 Midway . { West Bnd....2.86 — District. Spearhead Fr. 05 08 64 66 Jumbo M Co1.77% — ue Bu —t a » — Booth . e — 13 Brooklyn =4 58 — Columbia. —" ol 05 Conqueror .. — 21| Potlateh 23 | Dm B Btte C 43 47| Red Lion .... 06 | Dixte . 11 —|Red Top ....1.90 2. Empire ..... 083 —|Red Top Ex. 05% Gid Aurora.. — (3| St Ives ...... 30 Gld Belmont. 70 | Sandstrm 1.37% 1 Gld Kewanas 21 24| Sandstorm Ex 10 — Goldfleld Min 64 65, Siiver Pick... 25 — Bulifrog District. Amethyst — 1.10, Gold Bar — 1.90 Bullfrog Anx 05 —| Lige Hai 08 04 Blfg Mayfiwr 45 48| Mont Bullfrog 05 08 et & Gaden® o 8 ulifrg N | Ortg Bullfrog. 22 24 Dn Bifg Anx 25 —|Shoshone .... 10 Eclipse .....1.12% —| Steinway .... 30 — Manhattan District. Granny . 38 40| Man Broncho. 20 — Little Joe 00 —{Man Cowboy. 17 19 Other Districts. Paymaster .. 01 —|Ton Gold Mt. 00 003 |SHEA WILL RECEIVE | A PRINCELY SALARY Employment of Assistants by pervising Architect Will Cut Fees in Half. - William D. Shea, who was appointed | general supervising architect for the | construction of all public buildings by the Board of Works, stated yesterday that the published estimates of the amount of compensation which he is to receive are too high. Shea figures that the cost of the buildings, the con- struction of which he will supervise under the ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, will aggregate In round numbers the sum of $5,581,000, on which he will receive 2 per cent as fees, or $111,620. Shea says that he will not re- celve the entire.amount, however, as he must employ a number of sanitary, ventilating and structural engineers, which will reduce his personal compen- sation to about one-half of the sum named. Even at that Shea will be in receipt of more than $55,000, but he says that the building of all the struc- | tures under the bond issue will con- sum+ a period of at least five years, so his yearly compensation will be some- thing like $11,000. There is some doubt as to whether the supervising architect will have any Jjurisdiction over the new building for the public library, which will cost $1,000,000. While the charter says that the Board of Works shall have super- vision over the construction of all pub- lic buildings, another section provides that the Library Trustees shall have the power to erect and equip the library buildings. As the section says, how- ever, ,that such power Is to be enjoyed with the approval of the Beard of Su- pervisors expressed by ordinance, Shea is of the opinion that he will exercise supervision over the building of the li- | brary under the general ordinance cre- ating his position. The new school buildings will cost $2,940,000, the City and County Hospital $1,000,000, the new jail $526,000, and the additions to the Hall of Justice $115,000. The construc- tion of the Monroe School to cost $59,000, the Laguna Honda to cost $54,000, and the Washington Schooi to cost $113.000, will be commenced short- 1y, as the contracts for the same have been awarded. Shea will therefore be- gin the enjoyment of his 2 per cent fee at once, figuring 34640 on the three buildings named. b —_——————— HOLLY PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB SEEKS CAR SERVICE Calls Meeting to Comsider Matter and Many Property Owners Conmsent to Change of Grade. The Holly Park Improvement Club held a mieeting on Tuesday night at Wagen- | vices and not be compelled to give reuter’'s Hall. Bernal Heights, J. T. Denehy, the president, In the chalr. The meeting, which was largely attended, was called for the purpose of discuss- ing and considering the proposed car line from Cortland avenue to Folsom street and Eugenia avenue to North avenue. ° It was said that the matteg@which is considered a great impor to the district, will be before the street com- mittee of the Board of Supervisors without delay - and that the United Rallroads have furnished the club with plans showing where certain grades must be changed. X In order uu(“t‘hm ';n be -o-m:-. understanding after project gun the club asked the consent by sig- nature of all property owners to the necessary change of W' Denehy stated that over o the property owners signed &g petis tion to the Board of Supervicors favor- ing the project and the change of grade CLARA BELL BROWN TALKS ON RELIGION ‘Wo! man Lecturer Dise Modern Christianity From Seientifie Standpoint. * A large audience assembled at Lyrie Hall last evening to welcome Mrs. Clara Bell Brown, who is returning fo the lec- ture platform after an illness of over two years. The lecture last evening was upon the lines of modern Christianity based upon modern science. The speaker attempted to show that there was nething super- natural about religion, but that there was a sclentific reason behind everything. The lecture was opened a tableau, | in which Miss Ida Warren, the popular yourg actress from the Alcazar Theater. took the part of the angel of the jan- nunciation, while Mrs. Brown recited” an original poem entitled “The Annuncia- tion.” According to Mrs. Brown Christ was the latest exemplar of the knowledge of the use of natural law. “If Jesus of Nazareth had stretched a wire across the ccean and sent messages,” said Mrs. Brown, “it would have .been as much of a miracle at that time as walking on the water. Yet by the use of natural laws that is accomplished every day. Scientific men in their laboratories are | slowly bringing to lMght the secrets of natural law, said the speaker. In conclusion she said: Open the church to all and hold open-air services, that the poor may attend the ser- their earnings that clergymen may become Fich. o clergy should be allowed to lie down between clean sheets and draw a salary of 10,000 while one of his flock is Suffering from want. Through the courtesies of the different theaters the following young actresses | acted as ushers: Lolita Robertson, Diana Argyle, Viola Lambert, Anita Murray, Jennle Wilson, Amy Weston, Alice Bar- rett and Camille Wilder. —_———————— FILE PROTESTS AGAINST ‘ RESUMPTION OF BLASTING Property Owners Oppose Granting of Permits to Gray Brothers and “Blue Rock Company. The Supervisors’ street committee ysterday heard the protest of the West of Castro Club against the granting of permits to Gray Brothers and to the Blue Rock Company for blasting in blocks 222, 237, 238, 239, 240 and 241 of Horner's Addition in the vicinity of Twenty-sixth and Douglass streets. L. F. Hackett of the club named stated | that for ten years the property owners had werked to have the rock crushing ard blasting stopped in the distriet. The Eureka Valley Improvement As- sociation favored the granting of the permit, but .a large number of indi- vidual property owners vigorously op- posed the resumption of blasting in therr neighborhood. The committee de- cided to tzke the matter under advise- ment, and will visit the scene of the | proposed blasting next Sunday morn- ing before taking any action on the petitions end protests. The protests against the proposed changes of grades on Army street on the ilne of the Ocean Shore road were | referred to the City Engineer to ap- praise the damages that may result to property of three protestants. The committee ordered the building of the rortherly portion of the East Potrero sewer, to cost $30,000, and the main intercepting sewer for the North Beach district for $55,000. John R. Blanchard was granted a permit for sixty days to explode blasts on Jroperty on Thirty-second and Thir- ty-third avenues. The Board of Works was requested to repair Mission street between Randolph and Cortland avenue and to investigate the bad c¢ndition of the streets in the Mission cistrict caused by the moods from the recent rains. —_—————— MILITARY SECRETARY LEAVES FOR EAST TO VISIT FRIENDS Thirty-Nine Reeruits Arrive at Presidie to Flil Vacancles in Companies About the Bay. Colonel William A. Simpson, military secretary of the Department of Cali- fornia, left last evening for the East to spend two months’ leave of absence with relatives and friends. He will go direct to Washington, and from there to New York City. During the absence of Colonel Simpson Lieutenant Burton J. Mitchell, aid-de-camp to General Funston, will act as military secretary. Major R. S. Woodson, medical de- partment, has returned to Fort Me- Dowell after his leave of absence. Lieutenant Granville Sevier arrived at the Presidio yesterday from Fort Casey to take the examination to de- termine his fitness for promotion. Thirty-nine recruits under the com- mand of Lieutendnt Gregg arrived at the Presidio yesterday from Fort Sam Husted, Texas, to be distributed among the different batteries stationed about the bay. Troops K and M of the Fourteenth Cavalry- will leave the Presidio to- day for the Government target range in the - Rodeo Valley. The troops will be under the command of Major H. C. Benson, and will remain at the range for two weeks, during - which time practice with small arms will be held daily. The troop horses will be left at the Presidio under the care.of a squad of men detailed from the troops. The army transport Logan left Guam Wednesday for Manila, having on board many officers and soldlers for the islang service. ———————— MUSSIAN CATHEDRAL BAZAAR PROVES A GREAT SUCCESS Though Musicnl Entertainment Closesy Sale of Beautiful Artieles Will Con- tinue Today and Tomerrow. The bazaar and entertainment at the Russian Cathedral, Powell street, op~ posite Washingion square, last even- ing proved to be a remarkable success. The affair has been given for the ben- ¢Ait of the new cathedral building fund, entertainment last night were Mrs. Richard Rees, whose beautiful soprano voice was heard in several dainty se- icctions; Signor Martinez, who gave plano soles with superb effect; Mrs. G. ‘W. Qetzel, whose singing won loud ap- plause, and E. N. Knight. Miss Elliot }