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gj fjs Jvy fjfc bp rt5rfae vwj5i oiFTsyii WS siSF3wwssaj 10 SA3T IFRASTCISCO CHBOmCLE WEDNESDAY SEPTTrRTTR 6 1893 I Ml 1 BUR BILE Contraets to Be AwM Success for the Fair on AH Thousands Mowing Into the Treasury Planning Displays of Great Interest The Winter Exposition Full on the Way to a Splendid Eeal ization The contracts for the Midwinter Exposition trill soon be awarded Either to day or to morrow the executive committee will ask for bids and then it will be but a question of da js when the sonnd of the hammers trill supplement the busy scene now in progress on the site The executive committee has been busy for days on the specifications furnished by the successful architects There were cores of minor suggestion to make changes here and there and the arrangement of details to fit the purposes for which the buildings are to be used It was hard work and a tediou3 job It took a great deal of time but it was necessary to be done and the committee is now near the end of its labors that regard The fire great buildings are fitted even to the smallest and apparently most insignificant detail for the uses of the exposition and thereto no longer any need for delay Actual operations are soon to begin and with them the citr will see the realization of its hopes in an undertaking for which so much money And time have been given CASH Hi THE TREASURY Success for the Finance Committee on All Sides The great problem of finance is at last solving itseli Every possible avenue through which money may flow has been opened and the members of the finance committee are reaping the reward of hard work They have left nothing mndone to collect funds for the fair and now the story of their labors is being told It is an encouraging one for the great exposition and has already assumed such form that it is necessary to delay work no longer 7The orders to go ahead will be given in one or two days and then the city will have that for which ft has given so much The subscriptions yesterday ere as follows George Morrow Co 50 Rosenberg A Van Vliet 25 Gallagher Brothers 5 Lachr S5 Meyer 5 Willie Pitt 50 cents William Puttickl Charles LotZrfj Fred Friedman 1 Mrs Friedman 1 1 Rudde2 employe of A McCord 3o 50 William Cnrtin 2 50 IL Heinnian20 A Howe 2 Dr Merrltt 2 50 Dr LL Dunbar 10 Walter 5 George Knight S2 ENageL3 Joe Rosen burg 25 William Hatteroth 10 Joe Po heim 100 Daniel Mever 2 50 Joe Pc helra50JN Block20 Monrig20 John William 5 William Adams 5 Tucker 2 A Callender 1 Fleisch mann Schneider 5 Cummins Sons 5 MrsM Ginaca3 Finking 21 Bertlett 10 Soxln A Co 10 Dr Aiken 5 Manasseo Wilon A Co 25 11 Linderman 5 Barkhaus5 Laxr Jovovich2 50 William Vojel 5 Smith 20 Frank Cluff S3 DO Hunt 5 WJ Brym 25 3 Bantu 10 Vlndhu 10 Karkerle teoile 85 Rand 25 II Doiiks 20 Bochtel 10 Joseph Boefcer 5 Hoffman Brothers 2 Olsea A Johnson 2 50 Klemm 2 50 Jov Oestlng 23 BlaMi 10 Kellett 1 McMurray 20 Kayser Mayer 15 Nolan 50 San Francisco Kews Company 25 Roth A Shomberg 20 CConnell 5 CBorn 2 50 Glasgow Tailoring Company 10 Lederer 2 50 Holllwell A Miller 10 William Jones 1 Dodge Brother 25 William Johns 100 Block 15 Edward Kruse 25 Emil Rohte 25 Henry Campo 50 Arme A Dallam 15 6 tyleT A Son 50 Freitas 20 Martin Co 100 South San Francisco Packing Companr 75 Sprnauce A Stanlev Company 50 Martens A Co 10 Smith A Co 10 Volkman 10 Englander Brother flO McCarthy Brothers 30 DuttonA Partridge 10 Lowenburg Brothers 10 Cohn A Co 25 Hermann A Co 50 SoakowitzA Co 10 James Bremen 20 Shepherd Brothersf 3 Seller Brothers 50 Irving Brothers 50 MDewitt A Co 20 A Schilling A CoTB250 Solomon Jr 5 Mrs Carrie A Fisher 2 50 Leveret Howell 2 50 and llopke 2 Richard Baecns SI Mrs Bcrrrs 1 Louis Baecns 1 Charlie Baccus 1 Alfred Baccus 1 Josephine Baecns 1 Stella Baecns 1 Gertie Baccus 1 employes of Ygnngs Planing Mlll WNewman 2 50 Zelstng 2 50 Phil Hanavan 2 50 0 FaTor 2 50 JG Chittenden 2 50 8 Leet 2 50 Mauson 2 50 George Kaz dajleorcr 2 50 Springstein 2 50 James McLugan 2 50 William Ureig 2 50 Hutted 2 50 i II Talbot 3 50 A Goodwin 2 James Smith 2 John Keefe fl OOJJB A Edmonds 1 William Sucas fl Eugene Scharfl James Devlin 1 bllchrlit 1 Ji Davis 50 ceats Soloman 5 A Srante 3 Dndlev 5 DaleyADeWitt5t CoUins 5 II Hemphill 5 Fred Schmidt 2 Theodore Von Bach i 5 Gallagher A Smith Adolph Meyer 20 8 Upham 5 George Peterson 5 Edward Plats 15 A IIenes50 JohnBulottle3 Hare McKay 30 A Mc KlnDOn 9 Kohlbecber 10 Seigler 5 Rosenstern A Co 2 50 Herman 5 MEggen 3 Smith A Stohlman 10 Edward McGary 250 8 Allenbnrg 3 Hult 3 Schad 2 Albert Meyer 25 A Schlesinger 20 Mrs Sweet 10 Boerlcke A Runyon 20 Mr Hansen 3 Mrs Dr Thomas 2 50 Wood 1 If Philan 3 I Chambers 5 Brem ler 1 Oldag A Ronieke 2 50 Williams 50cenuAbcnller3 fcntter stree Baths 5 Bomer 2 George Estrellam 1 Fernandex 1 50 AS KLevy 10 W1V Watson 2 50 II Flousky A Brothers 10 JPlrmerl EAJlnbbard A Co 10 Waters 5s Aronu10Al Meyer 1 Hayes A Rhine 5 II Miller 5 II Lob man 3 Tinderman 5 looraey A Casey 5 Witt 2 50 Bradbury 5 William Warren 3 CJ Dncker5 NOTABLE EXHIBITS Scores of AppIIcatfoas Piling Up Every Day One of the most interesting of all the communications received by the executive committee yesterday was from the secretary of the ladies committee of the San Francisco room in the California building The letter was written at the direction of the president of the committee Mrs William Alvord and was addressed to the director general of the exposition It was formal application for space in the Art building in hich to transfer the San Francisco room from Chicago to this city The ladies committee is anxious to display here the room which ha attracted so much attention at the White City Tber ask for a space of 20 by 26 feet The San ranctsco room is one wonny ot reproduction as it has created as much interest as anything perhaps in the California building It is dainty and artistic in decoration and will no doubt be well received i The applications for space now number scores every day All are anxious to have their claims in as soon as possible as the time is growing short The buildings great as they are will not contain half the number of exhibits which it is desirjd to place ia them In the engineers department yesterday there was a busy crowd all day long The Hawaiian commissioner Thurston and Bernhard Hoffmann were active in relation to the splendid exhibits each intends to introduce Both displays will be fairs in themselves and those who have them in charge are determined to lose no time in getting them into place Regarding both the executive committee has as yet done nothing definite and until they do the commission can only deal in outlines The Hawaiian exhibit however is sure to come and it is equally sum to be one of the striking features of the fair It will be nothing more than an element but in its interesting features one may obtain some idea of what the whole exposition is to be It is one of many phases and its greatness intensifies that of the whole Thurston wants a great deal of space and was very busy yesterday explaining why he wants it He has asked for something over 63 000 square feet in which to make the dis The central point of interest in the ex iiiun wui ce toe cycioraina now at iui cago It has received a great deal of attention bnt will be here only a part of the whole On one side of it the proposition is to build an Hawaiian village true in every detail to the actual scenes in the island kingdom It is desired to construct lake and to have the islanders there as boatmen In all that is historically interesting in the Sandwich islands an attempt will be made to give a faithful picture Kelics of value will be brought here and everything of whatever sort which may add to the attraction will be utilized The Hawaiian village will be not far away from one typical of many in the South sea islands Scores of the natives will be introduced and an endeavor will be made to secure a faithful picture of their lives and customs Bernhard Hoffmann is one of the most enthusiastic of all the intending exhibitors who have come to this citv to look over the ground One of his first steps was to inspect the site and since then his enthusiasm has known no bounds He is sure the great fair is to be a success and he wishes to receive the privilege of establishing a Viennese exhibit unlike anything ever before seen in this country He wants two acres for his display and he intends to bring all his attractions from Vienna itself The exhibit ot a similar character now at Chicago represents a street in old Vienna This Hoffmann gives assurance will be of far more interest as it will represent one of the famous pleasure gardens of tht old capital Its scenic properties will receive close attention and in various buildings there wiU be a series of entertainments of many sorts It will be a characteristic bit of old world life and will be sure to entertain In all probability the Hawaiian exhibit will be located east of the Mechanical Arts and Administration buildings The executive committee has the entire matter now under discussion and will make a report in a few days Among the communications received by the executive committee yesterday was one from a local bureau of press clippings The manager asks the concession to furnish press clippings of the fair It is an interesting fact that the press notices of the fair given all over the world have assumed enormous proportions They alone would fill many volumes and the duty of caring for them has become no small task The fair has received the favor of the world It seems an exaggeration to say so but the fact is evident to those who visit the foreign department and see its work Its scope covers the newspapers of the world One of the best indications of the condition of the fair and its prospects found in the attitude of the interior press of California Without a single notable exception all are heartily and enthusiastically in support That indorsement has come after many weeks of a continuous and hard struggle The people of theState have seen the fair progress daily toward realization and they are gratified at the energy and pluck of those to whom credit is due They share with the city the feeling of enthusiasm and through theirnews papers they show it How ereat that en thusiasm is may be judged from the factj tnai every aay scores oi pampniera relating to the fair are given away at the headquarters of the State Board of Trade Applications for these are made from every part of the State and by men whose activity and interest are well worth having enlisted in the great enterprise The time is soon to come when the exposition will organize its forces of administration and every Cay scores ot applications for positions are being hied with the secretary Very many of them come from men who are bow employed at the Chicago exposition They have had there an interesting a nd certainly profitable experience and they want a repetition of it here That so many are applying from Chicago shows the feeling toward the enterprise in the White City The organization of the foreign exhibitors has shown that there is to be no backward step in the fair The interest and enthusiasm of those whose aid is needed has stimulated confidence in all others and from every source is com ins now not simply words of encouragement but of congratulation Those in Chicago and the East feel that San Francisco has won a great victory and is worthy of the praise she is receiving They are glad that she has stemmed the tide of distress and wish her success in her great undertaking The executive committee was informed yesterday that the publishers of the official Railway and Steamship Guide have decided to donate two pages for advertising matter for the fair The information was given by Bowley secretary of the publication company The executive committee is asked to furnish copy at once for the publication Whenever the committee is ready to xmmence advertising the Guide is ready to give it The space given may be used in whatever way the committee decides is best The offer is one of great value as the Guide is circulated in fields where such an advertisement will do a great deal of good With business men using the stamp of the fair upon their correspondence and local publications giving valuable space to it the undertaking cannot fail to be known wherever men jead or know of current affairs Four local sculptors Jf Wells Eu pert Schmid Peano and Frederick Flohr have already sent in models for the sculptural work and yesterday they sent in a communication in which they agreed that if they are awarded the contract they will donate one days wages for each man for every week that be may be employed Midwinter Choral Society The singers of San Francisco are preparing to do something for the Midwinter Fair and about seventy five ladies and gentlemen gathered in Eatons piano ware rooms last night for the first rehearsal of Michael Costas 3aaman The singers are being trained for an entertainment soon to be given by and under the musical direction of Professor Martin Schultz assisted by Warburton the pianist Professor Schultz expects to have gathered together a chorus of 500 voices by the opening of the fair and will endeavor to give the musical people of San Francisco a first class programme All singers who wish to assist In the chorus are requested to call at 735 Market Btreet every Tuesday evening until further notice Accidental Asphyxiation Mrs Fraukie Averill about 40 years of age was treated at the receiving hospital yesterday morning for asphyxiation She said that whiletalmost unconscious from the effects ot gas she was ejected from the Hughes House at 218 Third street where she had secured a room She crossed the street to the Denver House where she was refused admission She was sitting almost unconscious on the sidewalk when discovered and sent to the hospitaL Mrs Averill attributed her asphyxiation toa defective burner i Waltz Deux Temps Cadets Racket Oxford MlnneUMlnnet Lancers Lores Dancina Acad emj 607 Sutter St Ueginnero Monday tad Wed How the Native Sons Will Celebrate Anniversary of the States Birthday Thirty Parlors WiU Hold Forth in the Country Mission Par lorfrHall The forty third anniversary of the admission of California into the Union will be celebrated at Napa next Saturday under the auspices of Napa Parlor Native Sons of the Golden West Daring the past two months a joint committee consisting of delegates from Napa Parlor and from a majority of the city Oakland and Alameda parlors has been hard at work arranging for the big time at Napa The details are now about completed Everything points toward a most successful celebration ot the States birthday The local parlors participating in the Napa celebration will leave this city on the evening of the 8th Prior to their departure a parade will be held which will cover the principal streets en route to the ferry Orders for the formation and route of procession were issued yesterday The line will be formed at 7 oclock on Golden Gate avenue from Market street west and will start at 730 oclock The line of march will be from Golden Gate avenue and Taylor streets down Market street to Kearny to Bush to Montgomery to Market to the ferry where the parlors will embark for Napa The visiting parlors from this city Oakland and Alameda will reach Napa at 11 oclock on the night of the 8th Upon their arrival they will be escorted to the headquarters ot the celebration committee At 1030 oclock on the morning of the Oth a parade will open the festivities of the day Thirty parlors besides militia and other organizations will participate in the parade The literary exercises will be held at JJast Napa Park immediately upon the conclusion oi tne paraae ine programme is as follows Overture Park Band of San Francisco Address ot welcome Benjamin Shurtleff Mayor of Napa Vocal quartet Philomelian Quartet of Napa College Oration Barnes of Stanford Parlor No 76 Vocal quartet Philomelian Quartet of Napa College Music Park Band of San Francisco General headquarters for the reception and entertainment of guests will be maintained at the opera house by the visiting parlors from this city Bincon Golden Gate El Dorado Stanford and the Oakland parlors will hold open house at special headquarters established at several convenient halls in the citv Music refreshments and other good cheer wil be liberally provided at all the headquarters Napa Parlor will hold forth at East Napa Park where dancing will be the order from 2 to 6 and 8 to 12 The parlors wdl receive members of the order and invited guests at their headquarters An open air concert will be given by the local Park Band at the Napa Parlor headquarters on Sunday afternoon Visitors to Napa during the celebration will have no difficulty in securing ample accommodations at reasonable rates Special trains will be run from Napa to tnis city on Saturday evening and Sunday Every preparation has been made for the handling of a large crowd of visitors from this city and the neighboring towns The Napa committee on arrangements is as follows Chairman Henry Gesford secretary A Brownlee Paul Craigneau Thomas Thompson Briggs George Secord The committee of arrangements for the dedication of the new hall of Mission Parlor has completed its plans for the celebration The final meeting was held last evening at Pioneer HalL All the suo committees presented reports which betokened a most successful celebration of the completion of the first Native Sons ball in the city The hall will be tastily decorated and after the dedicatory exercises which will occupy about an hour and a half the building will be opened to the guests of the parlor Observatory Parlor of San Jos will arrive at 915 in the morning of the 9th and will be met at Twenty hfth and Valencia streets by Mission Parlor The parade will start at 1230 oclock from Pioneer Hall on Fourth street The procession will cover the following line of march From place of formation to Market to Valencia to Sixteenth to Albion avenue to the new hall The parade committee reported that 1000 men would be in line Mission Alcade Olympus Precita parlors and Alcade Drill Corps of this city and Observatory Parlor of San Jose will participate In the evening a ball will be given at the Mechanics Pavilion On Sunday the Park Band will render a special programme at Golden Gate Park in honor of the Native Sons Mission Parlor will take part in the parade of the parlors going to Napa on the evenins of the Sth San Mateo will hold a celebration on the 9th participated in by its local parlor and those of the near by places Alcatraz parlor of this city will leave here at 30 oclock on the evening of the 8th to take part The Curly Bear degree will be exemplified at San Mateo after Alcatraz Parlor arrives Piedmont and Brooklyn parlors of Oakland and Eden Parlorof Hay wards will have joint celebration at San Lorenzo grove near San Lorenzo on the line of the Haywards electric road THE BEETHA SAIS SUPPLIES FOR THE BEHRIXG SEA Taking the Coal Ont of the Barracoota No Dynamite Caps Found The Alaska Commercial Companys steamer Bertha Captain Hay will sail at daylight this morning for Oonalasxa The steamer was to have sailed yesterday but owing to the offerings ot extra freight the departure was delayed Six weeks will be about the length of the trip The black cub bear Peter Jackson which was brought down on the last trip of the steamer has been sent to Cazadero It is stated on reliable information that the naval orders to be sent to day to the Behring Sea fleet by the steamer Bertha Captain Hay which sails this morning for Oonalaska are for the United States war vessels Mohican Banger Albatross and Petrel to patrol the sea up to October 15th which is the date fixed for departure The first three vessels named will return here and the Petrel will go back to the Asiatic station The revenue cutters Gorwin Bear and Rush will remain North until some time in November Tons of supplies such as canned and fresh provisions and fruit also bags of mail wilt be taken upon the Bertha A fish diet is the principal one now in force on theBehring feea fleet and the officers and men will be glad to see the Bertha arrive One of the causes of so many desertions is said to have been the fish diet on the Government vessels in Dutch Harbor the past two years Captain Eellyyesterday directed a gang of stevedores in the after hold of the Pacific Mail steamer Barraconta discharging the coal from the locality of the explosion No cap or fuse was found so the captain says The coal loaded into the buckets was watched carefully None of it was damaged Had the explosion been one of coal gas it is thought that the cargo must have heated This did not occur Borne of the iron deck beams between decks are bent showing that the force of the explosion bad a strong downward tendency such as dynamite Would have Yesterday tee tneory oi aynamite toot precedence over that of coal gas as the cause of the explosion that made matchwood out of the steamers cabin Captain Brmringsof the German ship Watjen has imitated the style of pumping machinery on the lumber coasting bark Arkwright and several other American vessels belonging at this port Now he has a fall sized windmill rigged on his bilge and ships pumps and allows the wind to save him the expense of fnel for the donkey engine pump or the time of several sailors Oa the last trip of the Watjen to Hamburg several German vessels there copied the idea which is most economical one The bark Colusa Captain Johnson loaded with raw sugar is making a long trip from Kahului Yesterday the vessel was forty days out No anxiety is felt for the safety of the bark as vessels arriving from the Hawaiian Islands have reported a great many calms and fogs on their voyages captain Leland of the steamer Eureka which arrived yesterday seventy hours from Newport reports the passing off Lompoc of a capsized small fiat bottomed skiff He did not consider it worth picking up It had evidently broken adrift or been washed off the beach at some point The British ships Anaurus and Earl of Hopetown grain laden came down from Port Costa yesterday and will sail to morrowmorrow for Queenstown An increase in the shipping of nonunion crews has stirred up the union sailors and another crash is likely to occur in the near future The ship Ivanhoe yesterday took ont a non union crew when she sailed for Seattle ONE MEMBER MISSING Postponing Action on the Davie Ferry Matter The Harbor Commissioners at their meeting yesterday laid over for one week the matter of assigning a permanent berth and erecting comfortable accommodations for the benefit of the Davie opposition ferry between here and Oakland The reason given for the delay was that one of the members of the board was unavoidably absent attending to private mining and stage enterprises in the northern counties The absence comes at a time when the matter of selecting and allotting to the opposition line well housed quarters is quite important Whelner there is any significance in the delay at this time remains to be seen Worlds Fair Chkokicls in wrappers ready for niiilinf 5 cents a copy HOTEL ARRIVALS GRA2TD HOTEL Goldfish HoUlster A Oatman Mced 0 Pratt QulnT 111 Loury Pyramid Barnham XV Kercnaval Coanld Chandler San Josa 8 Nathan feacrameato Byrne San Mateo FPcmer Nevada City Mlas PowerXevadaCltj Wanoner Kev Engetta Napa A UaUe Napa Uanna Cal Tooms Cat Baldwin Slarysvffle May cal Uever Cat CH Campbell MarvsvH HSChaUerloa Marysv Eberc MarysvUle Tugent Hart mn Borlln Mr XE Mack Chleage 8H Smith Cal Hall wf ta Bosa 1 Coates wf Xapa AEMInteAwfSan CE Hodges AwtLSTJ Hodsoa f8C WH DeBell San Mateo Wm Fourney Vallejo A Wirkenson Mt Vtw Fonnan Antiocn Mrs JPBelshawJtntloch TJ Brown Colusa Boedteld Colusa Mrs A Dorn Salinas Miss Dora Saa Josi A Steps wf Colnsa 1 Wood Svreetland Mahony Portland WHqeoboomMarysville Miss A Handy Rod ad Miss Henley Round IOW iclcersham Petat Thsxter Chicago Glllls Chicago JlrsTM Bernard 6tli VK Bernard St Louis A Brown KernTllTe Mrs Jones Sacto Miss Jones Sacramento firaslewfSacrameto Mrs A Knox Pasadena Goldman Merced LI McLane Watsonvllle Bosstcn wt baa 7 Hotcben San Jose Mrs Scott dan James Paso Koblga 3 A Hulbert Cat Tobee Palo Alto Stelny Mockton Manchester Gurnev EKKeUy baosallto PALACE HOTEL A Gnnther tstSTOH Williams Ohio BW Cloud do Miss MBernaoiSt Louis JBinne do WEBernauf do Brown do MrsJosFelsPnUadeiptus Chlpman Ped Bluff Watt wf Portland MrvonDiTluocuGermny Allan do Mr Xacririck do ShephardEast Orange Dr Reld Berlin JMSoepnard do Dr Henderson Elko Ltznmington CaHftw Hamilton Nevada Mrs Jackson Sacto Tapper A wFresno Thomas A wf Callfna Mrs Mianfcland A A SewaU Maine Coot San Francisco Mrs Lane Wash Hlgnt wSn Bernrdo BALDWIN HOTEL Axelsood Tacoina Rev JJamesSacramnto anterShlp Debmort RwY Thomas do SiIberstelDCiiicao Bales Massachusetts PGnerlruHealdfiburg Cody AcnaCallente Temple banu Rosa Howell Redding GreenbaamChcago MancheVern 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Agls Mills ewman Lu istow BrooKly Mrsbtoddardc Stttn BIRTHS ROHDE tn this city August 24 the wife of Relnhold Rohde ot a sou SINTfOTT In this city September 2 the wife of Edward Slnnott of a daughter SCOCLER In this city August 27 the wife of Beniamln bcouler of a daughter LOMET In this city September 5 the wife nf rierre unui or a aauguter EfKES In this city September 5 the wife of John Innes of a son BAUER LE In Oakland September 3 the wife of A Banerle of a son MARRIAGES wmTCHEB TULLER In this city September 2 by Rev Dr Case Jerry EWhltcber to Josle Fuller both of this city MORBIS MISTO In this city September 5 by Rev Dr Case Alfred Morris to Jennie i Minto both of this city JOYCE DARBTSHIRE Tn this city September 6 at the Howard street Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Dr Case Alexander Joyce to Betsy Darbyshire both of this city WYLIE rtlCKET Inthlifity September by Rev Gibson alter Write of Sacramento to Miss Alia Rickey ot Los Angeles MILLS EDWARDS In Oakland September at the residence of the brides uncle George Hodges Roy Mills of San Francisco to Miss Eva Edwards of Healdsburg PRICE EVANS In Chicago August 25 John Price of Cbicago to Annla Evans of saa Fran Cisco BRIZZOLARA HCBER In Oakland August 30 by Rev Father Lane Angelo I Brizzolars to Alice Huber both of this city OLIVER WALKER In this city September i by Kv Dr Dill John Oliver to Myrtle Walker both of Stockton DEATHS HEMPHILL In Elmhurst Alameda county September 4 Jennie Alice beloved wife of William A Hemphill a native of Jonesvllle Va aged 25 years 4 months and 6 days Jonesvllle tva papers please copy aaFrlendsand acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 1130 oclock from her late residence Mountain View avenue and fimnrslde street Elmhurst Interment Mountain View Cme Ttery usus PLATH tn this city September Katie beloved wife of William Plath mother of LUUe and Flossie Plato and slter of Mrs Schloen TPhHInn Dieter Mrs etln and Ilzzte Henrr John and Charles Dltter a native of Hessen Darmstaacuermanyagea seyean monins and 2d days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend te funeral this day Wednes davv mt 2 oclock from ber late residence 2440 California street comer Steiner Inter ment cyress Lawn cemetery PARKER In this city September 4 Mrs Sarah fc beloved wit ot Rev Parker a native of Massachnsetts aged 75 yean 1 month and 7 S1 auauuilKUl papers please copy 1 MFriends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednes 5mTirJ2 oclock from the parlors of Halated Co 948 Mission street Interment Masonic Cemetery SLOANE In this city September Charles Clifford Infant son of Charles and Margaret S1S2nfr of 8a Francisco aged 21 days i ST en InrinUncaje respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Vednes II oclock from the residence of tbe perents 803 Twenty first street Interment private CHSrln clt September 4 KaUe dearly beloved daugbterof James and Kate Grady a Sif In 8n Prandsccaged years i months and 10 days 1J 1Sf na ld acquaintances respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednes zSSSL 1ckItro tio residence of the parents H3S Pacific street Interment Masonic EXOELBERO In this city September 8 at his late residence 418 Kearny street Emil Angust beloved husband of the late Caroline Engelberg and beloved father of A Engelberg and Mrs at11 2atTe ef Sweden aged 72 years months and I day ifrhds and acquaintances are respectfnny 5 td i attend tbe funeral to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock from Pioneer Hall on Fourth street where the funeral services will be held nnder the auspices of the Society of California Pioneers Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXI lr wJli hereby notified to meet at thelr nalL 22 OFarrell street to morrow Thursday at sharp to attend the funeral of our late comrade Engelberg at Pioneer Hall By order COLONEL JOS STEWART President I Horary Secretary BBAD Ja sausallto September 4 Annie beloved wife of tbe late Edward Brady and mother of Mrs Collins John James and baggie Bradra native of county Monaghan Ireland JEfrIenas ana acquaintances arerespectmny invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday from her late residence Sausallto on the arrival of the 730 oclock boat from ban Francisco Interment Tomales by train NEWTON At Concord Contra Costa county August 27 Charles Newton son of the late John and Mary Newton of San Francisco and brother of Mary Newton of South San Francisco aged 18 Tears DSLAP ln tht September 8 Hannah Danlan a naUva af Vam i MOOREr In Stockton CaL September 8 Will eldest son of Sarah and the late Edwin Moore HANNA In this city at the City aid County HospitaL September 5 Elnathan A Hanna TYLOK In cttjr September 3 Margaret Taylor a native of San Francisco aged 27 years AMUSEMENTS GRAND OPERA BOUSE Ax Hatuax a Co Lessees and Managers First engagement in San Francisco and first appearance in Ave years in America MR HENRY IRVING MISS ELLEN TERRY asto THE LONDON LYCEUM COMPANY Under the direction of ABBEY SCHOEFFEL and GBAU For Two Weeks only Repertoire for first week TO NIQHT Wednesday ThTisdit as FnnY Evrsrsss abb SaxrBDAt Matixee Tragedy bf Lord Alfred Tennyson BECKET Thomas Becket MR TRVTNa Fair Rnaamnnii MTcq TERRY SATURDAY EVENING THE LYONS MAIL Km BxriBTorBi ro SECOND AND LAST WEEK Mcvbay September 11th OLIVIA Adapted from The Vicar of Wakefield TcesBaT CHARLES I EXTRA WDvraDAT Matt ms OLIVIA By special request WDrcsDAr Evesiso LOUIS XI ThcbsdaT THE MERCHANT OF VENICE t3 Announcement will be made of the repertoire for the last three performances In toe Sunday mornlng paperv BEATS ON SALE FOR THE SECOND WEEK To morrow Thorsday morning at the Box Office of the Grand Opera House tST AVOID SPECULATORS Good Seats for all performances can be bad at Box Office Pbicks Orchestra Parquette Circle and Dress Circle 3 ramuy circle ji Gallery BALDWIN THEATER AX Hatkast Co i Lessees and Managers last wees Last 4 Nishts Last Mattstex Sitcxsat THE THRILLINgT 0 SOUL STIRRING INTENSELY INTERESTING A1CZBICAK PSAKA THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME By Belasco and FTlrs MONDAY September 11th The Wonderful Spectacle direct from Carnegie Music Hall A I A Seats ready Thursday CALIFORNIA THEATtK Ax Hathas Co Lessees and Managers Gottlob JEtes ldent Manager aw emphatic ENDURING SUCCESS The Entertaining Enchanting Play A NUTMEG MATCH Written by Wm Haworth author of The Ensign With all its startling realistic and picturesque Scenic and Mechanical effects including the great PILE DRIVING SCENE 3 MATTNEE SATURDAY ONLY bTOCKWELL THEATER Stock wgxL Lessee and Proprietor Alt Eixisshocsk Manager A DECIDED SUCCESS From Rise till Fall of Curtain One Continuous Applause LAST TIMES THIS WEEK Of Henry Guy Carletons Picturesque and Romantic Drama YE EARLIF TROUBLE YE EARLIE TROUBLE YE EARLIE TROUBLE tOr Seats Now React Next Mojtdat August Dalys Comedy DOLLARS AND SENSE TIVOLI Kbeuko Bros OPERA HOUSE Proprietors and Managers TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO MUHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT LAUGHS GIGGLES AND ROARS BY THE WHOLESALE TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT THIRD AND LAST WEEK A Laughing Success SHTP AHOYt SHIP AHOY NEW SONGS NEW SONG9I New Specialties 9 New Specialties 3 A Brand New Musical Setting Our Greatest Poccessr SHIP AHOY SHIP AHOY House Crowded from Footllght to Skylight tar NextOpera FATINTrZA rQPUA4AK jmuciso ac ana oucv GOLDEN GATE HALL 625 Sutter Street The Distinguished Shakespearean Reader Mr GEORGE RIDDLE Tuesday Evening Sept 6th FAUST with Or cbestraK Thursday Evening Sept 7th Mlscella neous Programme Friday Evening Sept 8th LUCREZIA BORGIA with Orchestra Prices Course tickets reserved S2j single tickets ire served music nights fl single tickets reserved miscellaneous nights 60c The sale of course tickets will begin Friday morning Sept 1st and single tickets Monday bent 4th at Sherman Clay Gos cor nutter and Kearny sts JOHN BRAGG Manager ALdAZAR THEATER This popular honse is now ready for business I forfirst ciass shows Can be rented by day wees tUittUUU SIM KTXU3 UURfla OF Bpif HI GEORGE WALLENROrx i Office Alcazar Theater MARTIN to MORRISON Funeral Director Kuibalmers Are btlll la Business at 118 GEARY STREET TELEPHONE 193 STEAMSHIP TKAVE1V CANADIAN PACLTIC HAILWaVS CHIN1 JAPAS AND AtTSTTtarAgrATT STEAMSHIP COMPANY Steamship TtfAKRIMOO 8500 ton Wm leave Vaocou ver for HONOLULU BRISBANE Sept I 1898 And regular monthlymonthly serrtc there AfMmthln irrnwro a fun VANCOUVER for HONOLULU SYDNEY and BRISBANE October 18 1883 FOB JAPAN AND CHINA EMPRESS LINE EMPRESS OF INDIA EMPRESSSAP AN EMPRESS CHINA 000 tons each Regular monthly service leaving Vahconv a For rates and other information apply to District Passenger and Freight Agent 648 Mar PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS WILL 8AIL FROMBROADWAY wharf Kan Francisco as follows Lortpg WrangeL Juneau Sitka etc Alaska at9Ait August 18 28 September 12 27 October 12 27 For Victoria and Vancouver CV Port Angeles Port Townsend Seattle Tacoma Everett An acortes Fairhaven and ew Whatcom Wash 9 a Anetuit 18 and every fifth day thereafter connecting at Vancouver with a PB at Tacoma with at Seattle with Gr Nor Ry lines at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For Eureka Areata and Fields Landing Humboldt bay steamer Pomona every Wednesday at 9AIC For Santa Cruz Monterey San Simeon Cayn cos Port Harford San Lois OblspoU Gaviota Ranis Bsrbsrs Ventura HnenemeSan Pedro East San Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 8 a ijUAngust 2L 2S30 September 381A172L For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Port Xos Ante les Santa Monica Redondo Los Angeles and Newport 11 a at August 18 23 27 September For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo Magdalen bay Maxatlaa La Paz andtiuaymas Mexico steamer Newbern 10 a 25th of each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street GOODALL PERKINS CO General Agents 10 Market street Saa Francisco OB PORTLAND AND ASTORIA OR The union Pacific system ocean division and Padao Coast Steamship Company will dispatch from Spear street wharf at 10 aoc one of their Al Iron steamships viz State or Caxttobsia Ang27 Sept and Oct Columbia Aug 22 Sept and Oct 11 2L Connecting via Portland with the Union Faclfle and other divrralng lines from ail points in Ore eon Washington British Columbia Alaska Idaho Montana Dakota Utah Wyoming Yellowstone Park and all other joints eass and south and to Europe Fare to Portland Cabin SIS steerage 8 round trip 30 Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street and 1 Montgomery street Freight office 200 California street GOODALL PERTCTN8 A CO Enpta Ocean line 10 Market st San Francisco CCIDEXTAL4 ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COB ser First and Brannn streets M3rit for YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama with steamer for SHANGHAI BELOW1 Thursday September 91st OEANICviaIlBnolEfinlTnesdar October 10th GAELIC Tuesday October 31st BELOIC Thorsday November 30th Bound trip tickets at reduced rates Cabin plans on exhibition and passengers tickets for sale at Companys general offices room 74 corner Fourth and Townsend streets Ban Francisco For freight apply to tbe traffic manager at the Pacific Mail Mesmshlp Companys wharf or st 202 Front street San ranclsco IL GOODMAN Gen Pass Agent GEO RICE Traffic Manager PACIFIC HAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA Calling at various ports of Mexico and Central America Sailing at noon Acapalco iSept 41 City of Sydney Sept 23 Colon sept 13SanJoan Oct 3 Note When the Balling day falls on Sunday steamers will be dispatched following Monday JAPAN AND CHINA LINE FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Snanghai and at Hongkong for India etc Sailing at 3 it City of Peking Sept 2Pem SepfSO ChlnavlaUonlLgeptl2city of Rio de JanOrt19 Round trio Tickets at Reduced Rates For freight and passage apply at the office cor nerjirsi ana ttrannan streets Branch office 202 Front street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent OEEGOV PACIFIC CO bTEAHEK FOB PORTLAND SALEM ALBANY EUGENE 1 CITY ETC Steamship line to YAQUINA BAY Bythli route 230 miles by steamer is saved over any other route Steamers are built of Iron with watertight compartments Will sail from section 4 seawall foot of Battery street Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will sell from San Francisco Friday September 8h at 7 A Freight not received after 6 oclock Sentember 7th Passenger rates to Portland first class 14 sec ond ciass 3 AiDaor nrst class secona class 7 For freight rates apply to VAUGHN General Agent section 4 seawalL SH0AL7WATER BAT AMD GRAYS HARBOR ONLY DIRECT EOUTE Commercial line of steamers sailing every other Saturday at 10 ail commencing January 18 1893 for all polnts an the above harbor GRAYS HARBOR COMMERCIAL COMPANY AGENTS 121 Market st San Francisco FOtt HUMBOLDT BAY EUREKA ARCATA AND FIELDS LANDING and DIRECT ROUTE TO NEW RIVER MINES carrytng the United States Malls The steamer HUMBOLDT will leave WashingtonWashington street wharf for above porta on Saturday September 9th at 9 a 1 or freight and passage apply to Mv KALISH A CO 400 Front it A Lr A NJD ft STEAMERS ROSALIE AND ALVIRA LEAVE OAKLAND 6 A at 7 8 9 10 II 12 at 1 Jf 2 i 4 5 6 and 7 LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO 7 A at 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 6 8 and 7 FARE CENTS HAMBIJRG AMERICAN PACKET CO FAST LINE TO LONDON AND THE CONTINENT New York Southampton Hamburg fast twin screw express steamers Normannia sept HI A Victoria Oct Bismarck Sept 21fNormannIs Oct 13 Columbia Sept 2SF Bismarck Oct 19 Passengers for London landed at Southampton forwarded by special train to London free Express cabin passengers for the Continent ere landed at Cnxhaven and forwarded by rail to Hambursr A WMYER General Agent for Pacifie coast 401 California st cor Sansome San Francisao NORTH RMAN LIOYD CO TEW YORK SOUTHAMTTOX BREMEN As The fart express steamers of this company aall every TUESDAY and SATURDAY Spree Saale tVerra Klser Wllhelm IL Havel AllerFulda Lahn Elder Elbe Trave Ems FAST ROUTE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN Direct line to South of France Riviera and Italy touching at Gibraltar to land passengers to faKin a FulJa at Sect 23A at 10 a it Werra Sat Oct 14th at 2 leave New York for Genoa ana reguiarry mere slier ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Pacific coast 118 Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel baa Francisco AMERICAN AND BED STAR LINE 3 NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON ANTWERP THE ACCOMMODATIONS AND TNDUCE ments offered by these lines are unsurpassed Regular weekly service between New York Southampton Paris Antwerp and all continental points by the new twin screw steamers of 10AOQ tons Steerage tickets to and from all European points at very low rates For tickets cabin plans and farther information apply to i LETCHER Agent 613 Market st Grand Hotel building INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY COMPAGNIE GENE RALE TRANS ATL ANTIQUE X1RENCH LtNE TO HAVRE COMPANYS A pier nw 42 North river foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small boat La Touralne apt faiigciu oavuxuay Aug to a iadkmkuc Capt Collier Saturday Sept 2 9 a La Gas cugnc vapiain iaaieiti cfatonwy oept LaBourgogne Capt Leboeuf batarday sept IS Sail For further nartlcnlars abdIv to A FOR GET Agent 3 Bowling Green New York FCGAZl A CO Agents 6 Montgomery ave San xancisco craucn omce in Montgomery OUNARD LINE NEW QRK TO LTVER pcoa via uuEENSTuwt xrom ner to NORTH RIVER Txmr Etnna Ssnvrca ATTRANIA SatordaT August 18th 1030 A i nim yainniMy pm vin VAMfAMA satnroay6eptemDer iai tya UMBRIA Saturday SectemberSth 4ilL LUCANIA Saturday September 16th 9ilL ETRURIJl Saturday Sentember 23t 4ail CAMPANIA Saturday September SOth 8 SO a Cabin passage S60 and upward second cabin 935 steerage tickets to and from all parts of burope at very tow rata or ireigui ana passage apply at the companys office 4 Bowling Green VERNON IT BROWN A CO General Asenta Good accommodations can always be secured on application to wxlliams diaiumi oc uol Agents pan 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Newark Ban Joaa Jm Catoa Felton dSntaCrut tia IawariCeutenllle8aiJoe Fclton Boulder Creek Santa 1nuinSWLutlon kIo Newark Centerrtlle Ban Jose Almtden Felton Boulder Cteek Santa Crax and Prla yr4SrNewark bap Jose la GUos BtSOAl tWAST ftUISIOS Third Tewnsead StsA 7iOASaa Jose Akaadon and Way Stations t43f 7iSA San Jose Santa Craa Paono GrovPrincrpalWayStaBons lOXr TISaSau Jose Ina Piuos mS iatr Cruz PadOe Grove Paso Ro Mes San IjiU OUspo and Principal Way Sutions ittr tiA Palo Alto and Way Statwci Ittair ltH San Jon and Wr Station aieop S03r Palo Alto and Way Statloos 413 iXa San Jose Gffiroy Tie Pinos babU Crnx Kalinaa Man i terey and Pacific Urove 19s49a SS9r Ran Jos and Principal War Stations i47a rXSr Palo Alto and Way Stations oa tlOr San Jom and Waj Stations 84a taor Patb Alto and Way btations Iitli I1i43f Palo Alto and Principal Way Station f7y AforMorning for Afternoon enndayi excepted Saturdays onlyj tBundayionly 1 ktonday WednesdaT and Friday only BAIT FBANCISCO ANO NORTH IA C1TIC HAIL WAY CO Trsvaox Fxsbt Fooi or rt OFFICIAL TIMS TABLB I ETTZCT AJWtt 181893 SanFranctoco 70amI 800am It SJOrx IMmM Z0TM euwra T40A1C i SAM 740am 800am 930am 740am 3UUAM 9 20M 93lM ILDOim 11 20am Uklah andj intermedt ate polntx1 Guerne vtlle and intermedi ate points Sebastopol ana inter mediate point SS0TM tOOPM 605FM L30VM 3S0FX 5 00FM 5X5fm 620rM Glen Ellen and Intermediate points tlftSOAM 10 J0m tlOOAM 11040am Santa Rosa eGOaM arm inter ituawamj mediate IJ1040AM points San Rafael ana inter mediate point 1030 a Ml 145 1 Mf 605 nt lOrst tXXnt euorx 7J0rat 726am 80AMI 915AM 1030am ilOAOAMl 810rt l210Fwt tJ30nt ItliSOnf lAOrM 4A0rM 60Sn fl L30PX If S4SVX Daily Dally except Sunday Sunday only i aarorqaja ana gunuaya vbij Stage connect at Santa Boa for Mark Wast 8prlnga btages ceanect at Gerservill for Skasw Sprlcgs Stewarts Point GualalA and PolntArens Mages connect at Cloverdal for the Geysers Stages connect at Fleta tor Highland Springs Selseyvilie Soda Bay Lakepert and BarUea Springs Stages connect at Uklah for Vichy Springe Saratoga Springs Bin LaEes Upper Lake Lakepon Booneville Greenwood Orra Hot Springs Men docino City Fort Bragg UaaL Westnort Cahto mitts Calrna Hants BlockburgBrldgrrllla Uydesrille and Earska Special ndaced rate on Saturday to Monday tickets On Sunday halt rates to all points beyond Saa Rafael Ticket office corner New Montgomery and Market streets nMer Palace HoteL a WHITING RYAN Gen Manager Geo Pass Agt NORTHPACI51C COAST RAILROAD Via Sausallto retry TIMr TABLE EFFECT AUGUST 3 1893 Front San Kranclteo To 8AUSAUTO MILL VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL week dayst 780 80011 00 a 148 3 25 6 00 6 40 820 Sundays 8 00 900 1000 110 a 130 OOTaSO 6 00 Extra trips on Sunday to SAUSALTTO at 730 8 20 To Pi Frnctco From BAN RAFAEL fweek dajv ia 8 45 7 45 920 11 Oi a 145 330 0 00 pm Sundayii 8 oa 100 116 a 10805 1 XV 11 Extra tri on Sattrdav at 825 From aula VALLtV weesdaysi tf Ado 7 08 1U 11I1U A io B30 0 UO 8undays 8 05 lOia 1140 am 14 825 4 46 19 FromSAUSALITO week days 645715815 8 5S 1145 A KJ 2 25 405 ltarit Sundays T40 8 4510 40 a 125215345 B1J 6 45730pm Extra trip en Saturdays at 700 rst 7301 week 145 day 2g8undays 8 00 a Sun flays Camp Taylor Tocaloma Point Beye MarshaO Hamlet Tomales 780 am waekl cays l45rx6atnr dan 8 00 a Snn cays J10i5 A MAOtt nays 1215 Son ft sion exed 6 10rMweek days 7a5Fxl8nn 8lirMfcas 1025 AMMon dara 1215 Son A Mon exed 610 rM week day 8 15 rx San flay Howards Duncan Cszadera 10 23 A Mon 610pm week days 815 Sundays Thirty day Excursion Round trip 25Z redaction Friday to Monday excursion Round trip tickets Tocalomand Point Reyes 91 25 Tsmale2t Howarus2 50 Caradero83 Bnnday Excursion Round trip Camp Tajlor Tocaloma and Point Reyes I Tomales 1 60 Howards 2 Caxadero 12 60 STAGE CONMUniUNS diaies leave liia dero oally Sunday excepted on arrival of morning train from San Francisco for Stewarts Point Gualala Point Arena Cuffeyi Cove Navarro Msndoclno City Caspar Noyo Fort Bragg asd aB polnts on th Nona Coan Stages from above points will connect at Cazadero wlta trains for Saa Francisco at 1 px week days FB LATHAM Gen Pas A Tkt Act General office 14 Sansome street IV Atlaatie aaJPaeife BH Saaa Fe Bonk Trains Leave nt Arrive at Ran Francisee Market street Ferry 1 Leave Daily from Aug a lt33 Arrive Daily 530 PM FstexpviaMQave 1016 am 9 00 am I viaLfAngelesL 8 45PK Ticket Office boO Market st Chronicle building Sanlraaciaeo WABISSELL Ceneral paasenger Agent MEDICAL TO THE UNFORTUNATE Dr Gibbon DIspe sry 0 KEARNY STREET COB COX en Commercial street Established 1 1854 for the treatment ana cure otau oar eases of the urinary and generative organs asd all stages of seminal weak niH MniMntnt nun thf HRIn OT InO ranee of he lexes saccessfaiiy treated The sick and aSicted should not fail to caUnpon him TM Doctor has traveled extensively in Europe ua pected thoroughly the various hospitals there oa ulnlng a great deal of valuable information rt he is competent to Impart to those In need of MJ ervlcea The Doctor cures when others fall Tf7 blm Dfl GIBBONwiUmakeuochaiTsnnleasj effect a cur Person at a distance may CURED AT HOME All commnnicatjoaJ confidential Charges reasonable Call or wn Address DK GIBBON 623 Seany PO boxl8676Jiranclca fgfeaifefSa a arMitfn3nVrj.