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SAS JFBAffCHSCO jQHRdNIQIJE THimSPAY AWJ7ST 24u J899 rif RESTsASSDREft A SMEWINNER jexciting racing in xYYhe midweekevent GOLD HILL THE RUXSER CP AFTER A VERY CLOSE COURSE Sapling and AH Ased Don0tOTnilMM Lui Overboard at the Month of in Tito ETents for the Card Kext Saturday sm Sunday Rest Assured captured the midweek stake attTolon Park yesterday and jGolaHlli was runneup Tne inner had iard courses all day Jong and won ran Into the Mall docfyesterday while bya close margin eacb time Even Gallvant gave her a close call in the first round The talent and the short end players divided honors While most of the favorites won there were severe dumps Quiver beat Bonnie Scotlahdand Moonlight beat Forgive both at fi to Black Bess beat Nancy Bjat 3 to I and Nonparlel sent the 3 to favorite Prince Jerome to his kennels Lord Axarroion won ironr weue 01 Anderson at 3 to 1 also Lady Marion beat White Chief Lord Marmiqn beat Wag Black Besa ieat Still True all At to 3 White Chief beat Lady Herschel and Lady Marlon beat Sweet Briar at 5 to 2 all on the short end The result by rounds was as follows First round Moonlight beat Swlnner ton Commodore Jtfah beat Boney Boy Terronlte beat Dempsejr Lass Forgive bat Maggie Lady Marlon beat Tha Devi Sweet Briar beat Scottish Chief White Chief beat Oleln Lady Herschel beat White Tip Victor beat Pet Klrby Rest Assured beat Gallvsnt Nonpareil bear Prince Jerome Winona beat Mag neslat Black Chief beat Woodbine Banner Bearer beat Kerry Gow Tic Tae beat Firm Foe Little Joker beat Hot Stuff St Michael beat Revolver Dauntless beat Monogram Rustan beat Day Spring Gold Hill beat Hazel Dell Bonlta beat Hot Haste Morning Glory beat October Woodcock Cash Day beat Laurelwood II Magnet beat Annie Laurie Black Bess beat Mies Skyrocket Still True beat Jesse Moore Had 1 Wist beat Santa Rita Naney beat Borders Valentine Sky Blue beat Wonderlnc Tom Quiver beat Bonnie Scotland Lord Marmlon beat Bell of Anderson Wag beat Madge Wildfire Second round Moonlight beat Commodore Nash Forghe beat Terronlte Lady Marlon beat Sweet Briar Whit Chief beat Lady Herschel Rest Assured beat Victor Winona beat Nonpareil Banner Bearer beat Black Chief Little Joker beat Tic Tac St Michael beat Dauntless Gold Hill beat Rust an Morning Glory beat Bonlta Magnet beat Cash Day Black Bess beat 8tlfi True Nancy beat Hadlwist Sky Blue beat Quiver Lord Marmlon beat Wag Third round Moonlight beat Forgive Lady Marlon beat White Chief Rest Assured beat Winona Little Joker beat Ban net Bearer Gold Hill beat St Michael Morning Glory beat Magnet Black Bess beat Nancy Sky Blue beat Lord Marmlon Fourth round Moonlight beat Lady Marlon Rest Assured beat Little Joker Gold Hill beat Morning Glory Black Bess a bye Sky Blue withdrawn Fifth round Rest Assured beat Moonlight Gold Hill beat Black Bess Final Pasha kennels Rest Assured Alameda Bona beat Seggersons Gold Hill gUyrocket Wave The draw fpr tha coursing at Union Park next Saturday and Sunday was held last evening and resulted in a two stake cardhlch Is composed of a Jwenty four dogr sapling event and a slxty Tour do open event The draw follows Sapling stake John Wises Imp vs George Ehmanns Target Bonners names Grafter a Caveney Joys Juliet George Ehmanns Jessie vs Pinto Glad Hand Pasha kennels Rock of Ages vs Caveney Joys Miss Thurlow Connellr Green isle vs Pintos Mischief George Sharmans names Walt a Bit Harrisons Happy Hoodoo Fred Prlngs Thunderbolt vs 8 Portals Sophie George Lahus ns Fire Fly vs A Kemps Move Out A Kemp Remember Me vs McNeils Captain Byrnes Charles Bonner names Wild Nora vs Cosmelrs Clover Julius Horns Bona Fide Herzoe Davidsons Pirate Williams California vs Joseph Mazztnl a Egyptian Princess Open stake Jones Prince Jerome vs Russell Allen Ulson Lady Emma John Dennis nanfes The Dei 11 is Pasha kennels Firm Friend Aeneld kennels Agamemnon vs Handy Smith Freeand Easy Kennedys Wine West vs Scotts Lord Byron Britts names San Mateo 9 A Johnsons Lowlander Handy Smiths Ben Bolt vs Ed Wilsons names Magnesia Aeneld kennels Van Knappvs A Mc Combs Bonnie Scotland Jones Rustan vs Victor Guerreros names Silence James Deans Gallant vs Jones Lady Marlon Aeneld kennels Maid cf Erin vs Oonnells Senorita Pasha kennels Emin Pasha vs Russell Allen Wilsons Wild Swede Gladstones umpitgnter vs Andersons Crawford Xad Kennedys Night Time vs Pasha kennels Rest Assured Aeneld ken nels Pretender vs Pasha kennels Metal lic Joseph Thrut a Brutus vs Xetchefs Bull Hill da Lopes names Rochester vs Ed WlUons names Magnet Harrisons Hot Haste vs FOV McCambs Royal Flush George Sharmans names Miss Skyrocket vs Larkey Rocks Liberty Bell Letchers names Sandow vs Relllys Still True Handy Smiths Twin City Girl vs James Deans Gladiator A Johnsons Bald Eagle vs Thomas Halls Annie Laurie Aeneld kennels Aeneas vs Aeneld kennels Butter Scotch IV Relllys Wondering Tom vs Jones Galtvant Aeneld kennels Athena vs Sterl A Knowles Wag Fred Prices names Madge Wildfire vs A Deckelmans Lawrence A Johnsons Mountain Beauty Kennedys Ever Shore Connells Log Boy vs Molemas Jessie May Handy Smith Ida vs George Sharmans names Walt a Littie Ti Harringtons names Lord Marmlon vs de Lopes White Head McPlkes Nancy vs John Dennis names Oc tober Woodcock Haltons Tlo Tae va Leehters names Bryan fellys names Wlldwood vs Aeneld ken nelsvan Clolc ccnnAx STILL Iff CUSTODY mmw WATER FRONT DORIC CRASHES INTOr JVacific maK DOCK FORTY FEET 0 if THE PIER CUT AWAY AJtD FREIGHT SCATTERED the Colombia River and Three Sailors JIave Narrow Escapes The steamship poric which arrived from the Orient on Tuesday and had been lying In the stream awaiting room to dock being brought alongside and cut away forty feet of the dock besides smashing several Tiles and throwing stacks of freight along the wharf Captain smln left the vessel early yesterday mornir for a trip to the country and left orders with First OSleer Wilson to notify one of the pilots to dock the Doric as soon as the steamer Aztec was removed to the sea walL This order was carried out and Big Pilot Jordan was assigned the duty of bringing the steamer alongside After waiting forty minutes for the pilot the officer concluded to dock the vetseL whlih was thlrty slx hours late in discharging her cargo As he neared the dock coming upat a good rate of speed the mate fcajed he would strike the bulkhead and bounded thegong to back water If he had not done this he would ha clearea the wharf but as it was the tide caught the steamship and threw it head on into Uhe dock Largo and heavy timbers were smasneu into splinters and the shed was carried away So sharp was the shock mai ai uie ena or tne pier lully 300 leet from where the accident occurred It was piainiy xeit ior a lew minutes pandemonium reigned on the steamer and wliarf but as no serious mishaps or curred order was soon restored Mackinaw Tacoma jAtig 2T Henry 8 Jose iuuiW ronuna ana Astoria Aug 29 uiie Kiveiv ursys Harbor Wceou Eureka Eel niter and war Crescent City Crescent City Aug 28 Mm Cronlnlock Woosfer Jn IKrhnmnn fSiro VjAng 29 Rodney Nb CA Piyne Wash TerrlU Belma Smith Mex Wlahtictty Mr Smith a uooie Mty wr A Doyle Msteo corona Baa piero ij war portsAug 28 1 AV Marshall phfla Farrell Texas trunjwlclc PorUsod Astoria and way vfCTJf Aug 281 KUoran Boise Churchman Pi SnVJSlnala0VfnK 2TVolkhrttPortnvv Down Pitts Btv ft Jodce Trendvrell Scores Wnd hnm and His Society The attempt of JohnF Curran accused of failure to provide for his wife and baby toobtain release from prison on habeas 1 corpus proceedings was frustrated yesterday morning by Judge Dunne of the Buperior Court The caga was then taken bpragain InPoiice1 Judge iTreadwells court 1 Curran was granted a new trial on the ground that the evidence of his wife was Insufnclent to conviet under the 8tate law ran Jnto custody and announced that be would not be released until he paid his wife tit GO cash down and guaranteed to pay her J4 Su a week Judge Treadwell paid his respects to Wadham special officer of tne Eureka Society for the Protection of Children say 4ng It is a bad law that allows five persons to form av society for the prevention of vice as such a society is sometimes controlled byJrrespoDslble persons as is shown In this case The law should be amended and a commission appointed to Investigate such societies Since I have been on the bench I have had nine cases from the society which Instituted1 this prosecution i and every one had to be dismissed because of Insufficiency of evidence Mi in 11 1 1 1 I Enslneera to Be Paid I AssistantcAttorney Geneta Abbott his rendered an opinion asserting the legality of the claims of tsPeers supervlsinr certain Important contract worki on the pan joaqum nver unaer tne auspices or Man Lost Overboard The steamer State of California while passing over the Columbia river bar at full speed passed the British ship Am plyhlte and heard the warning shouts and signals of man overboard A life line was immediately thrown out and at the same instant three men Jumped sfrom the British ship to rescue the drowning sailor Although the steamer was going at the rate of fourteen knots a boat was lowered by Mate Guthrie who with the boatswain and two men rescued the three men but the sailor letting go of the life buoy and grasping the ships long line was carried under and drowned His name was not learned Yesterday morning at 6 40 the steamer sighted the tugs Rescue and Relief towing the GOO foot pile barge from the Columbia river to this port The weather was favorable and all indications were for a safe delh ery of the raft Agassis Party Valla The United States steamer Albatross sullen fnr thARniith piaitj il frofesspr Agassi and his party of scien ni xuc cpcaiuon win maae exhaustive researches in the islands of the South Pacific and Is expected to gather much Interesting and new material for the scien unc World The vnvan la nlnnnui ia six months Struck Roelc The schooner Herman of the North rfliS1 Commerclal Company struck an Unmarked rock In Alaskan waters and as a result is new at Spear street wharf having a new forefoot and portion of Us keel and shoe put on General Notea The Northern Pacific steamer Columbia which has been chartered by the Goverrl ment for the transport service arrived Xrom the north yesterday and was docked at Folsom street wharf The steamer Aatec docked at the sea wall where she will finish discharging her cargo The steamer Belgian King will dock at the seawall upon her arrival and after discharging her cargo will be turned over to the Government transport service ThTe 9ean cruiser Geler has gone to the Union Iron Works for repairs on her copper bottom MARINE JEWS Branch Hyarographic Office Merchants Exchange San Francisco August 23 1839 The rim Ball on the tower of tha iw FVi buuujub uruppcu cxcuy nooa to day at noon of the 120th meridian or at Greenwich mean time CALKINS Lleutriant Commander US in charge POINT LOBOS August 23 10 Weather haiy wind southwest velocity 10 miles COAST AND GEODETIC SURVET Time and Heights ot High and Low Waters at Fort Point Entrance to SanFrancisco Bay By offlclal authority of tha Bupertntendent NOTC The high and low waters occur at he City Front Mlsslon strett wharf about 23 minutes later than at Fort Point the height wii vruu IJU CA AUGUST 24 TO 80 Time Time 4Tlme ITlmsl Feet Feet Feet Feet Is a I ty 1 2o BS 1 ID 1 0 1 45 5Tr80T 0A 25 2 24 4 8 758 16228 58303 0 5 26 3 31 4 3 8 41 2 1 8 15 57 10 10 0 4 2T 4 50 4 0 9 81 2 6 4 08 6C 11 22 04 28 8 21 39 1U30 29 OOO 64 hsW 085 OS T48 4 0114 3 1 813 5 8 30 134 a2 8 4T 4 2 1 10 8 1 19 03 AUGUST 24 Bun Rises 5 33 Sun Seta 8 49 NOTE In tha above tabulation of tides the daily tides are given In the order of their occur I fence comtqencing witn tne early morning Ude in the left band tide column and the succeeding tides as the occur as to time on some days but three tides occur the usual fourth tld occurring the following morning The column ot helKhts aivea the eBaflnn of each tide above or below the plane of Coast Survey Chart sounding the numbers ars always additive to the chart depths unless preceded by the minus sign or dash when the number is subtraottv from depths given on the vhart MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Steamers due and to sail to day and for the next sis days are as follower DEPART Steamers For Sails WaUa Walla Victoria Puget Sound and Alaska Aug 24 Bonlta NewDort San Pedro etc iur 4 Weeott Eureka Eel River and way pcrw i Aug 24 Koyo Fort Bragg Aug Signal Coos Bay Aug 24 Grace Dollar Crays Harbor Aua 24 China Hongkong via Honolulu and iokonma Aug 23 Clpsj Santa Crus and Monterey Aur 23 tmplre Coos Bay Aug 25 smoa Eureaa Areata etc Aur 25 Alice Blanchard Coos Bay Aug 25 Btate of cai Astoria and Portland Aug 20 Santa Rosa San Diego and wayporti Aug 26 Areata Coos Bay and Port OrtordAug 28 Aloha Point Arena and Albion Aur 20 Albjon Cape Nome Alaska Aug 28 i omona turesa Areata etcAug si Peru ew York via Panama Aug 28 Point Arena PL Arena and UendoelnoJtug S3 Coos Bay Newport San Pedro etc Aug 23 uarnara uernster coquuia KiverAUg zs Umatilla Victoria Paget Sound and Alaska s9 eeott Eureka Eel Rtver and way ports I Aug 29 orth Fork Eureka Areata etc Aug 29 Brunswick Astoria Portland and way ports Aug 29 Gtpsr Santa Crus and Monterey Aug 29 CoqullWRlver Grays Harbor Aug 30 crescnt City crescent city Aug 30 Corona Saa Diego and way ports Aug 30 ARRIVE Steamers From Due Belgian King HongxongviaTokohamaAug 24 Mnta Rosa San Dlereand way ports Aug 24 Aberdeen Eureka and Fields LandlngAug 24 1 iEy santa Crus ana AlontereyAur Ijoyo Fort Bragg Augv24 joe aooiiiion or tnat ofnee These claims cooaBav NaaVmrtfiTn vZZ Tt7 ineygtiomapald Wellington Departure Bay Tltanla Nanalmo Advances on furniture or pfano with or with ot removal Jsoonan lOlTtg JOSSMiawai Ruth Saa Diego Aug 24 AUmeda Sidney via Auckland and Uonolulu Auc S3 LmatlUa Alaska Puet sound and Victoria i Aug 23 Pomona Eureka Areata ite i Aur 22 Point Arena Mendocino and Pt Arena Aug 231 roruano st Michael AiaskaAug Si Katlonal CUT GraVs Harbor Adz 23 Aloha Point Arena and Albion Aur 23 Fulton Portland ana Astoria Aug1 25 1 if fAUf 23 Eureka Areata eteiAur 2d Coos Bay Newport Ban Pedro etc Aug 28 Aug a Aug 2ft aur SO Curacao Mexican iwrts Aue27 1 Gipsy Santa Crus an4 Monterey Aug 2 4 ijin TinMUk A aa AcapulccNew YorkvvU Panama AugT 30 ueen Alaska Puget Sound and Victoria ts tAug SO Pomona Eurekai Areata etcAug30 Uonlta JlJwport San Pedro etc Aug 30 ARRTVED ASAN FRANCISCa toMaf ColnmDla Dobson to hours from As tmr Arrata Reed 43 hours from Coos Bay Stmr gtate of California Parsons 55 hours irom Portland la Astoria 41H houra CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCa ToStsr anraa Vlctpria and Port Stmr Australia HouiJlette Honolulu Bttnr Bonlu Mcolson Fan Pedro ship Rtfss Bbire Baxter Queenstown Fr bark Admiral Trouae Mace Queenstown Sehr Mary and Ida StenelandLnga Alaska SAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO stmr Albatross Curtis Stmr Crescent City Stockfleth Crescent City Stmr Australia Houdlette Honolulu Stmr AVashtenaw Crokcup Tacoma Stmr Sunoi Webig 1 Stmr Newsboy EUefsen Usal Ship Spartan Polite Seattle Bark Carondelet btetson Port Gamble Schr Ocean bpray Nyman Iversen Svhr Del Norte Jacobsen Rogue Blver SPOKEN Jnlv It 15 I Inn 5i MJ Rr hln fio farer from Antwerp for San Francisco COAST PORTS PORT TOWNSEND Passed In Aug 23 Jap stmr Klnshul Mam from Yokohama for Seattle Br ship River ralioch from Victoria for i schr Bowdon from Port Blakeley for Yoko uama REDONDO Salled Aug 23 schr Mildred for oeattie stmr San Pedro tor San rranclsco ASTORIA Arrived Aug 22 stmr Badger hence 20 UMPQUA Sailed Aug 22 schr Sadie tor San Pedro schr Seven Sisters for San Francisco EUREKA Arrived Aug 23 stmr North Fork nence 21 stmr Tillamook hence 21 stmr JPo mona hence 22 schr Fortuna hence 18r 22 bchr Laura Pike hence 12 stmr Weeott hence 2U Sailed Aug 23 schr Eclipse for San Fran Cisco schr John A for San Francisco stmr eeott tor San Francisco tchr Epplnger for bun a rancisco FORT BRAGG Arrived Aug g2 stmr lnoyo hence 21 Salted Aug 23 stmr Noyp for San Francisco 22 schr Norma for SEATTLE Arrived Aug 23 Br ship Blver Falloch from Port Townsend Sailed Aug 23 Clt ot Topeka for Dyea stmr Humboldt ior Iyea Br stmrAthenlan for POBST ARENA Sailed Aug 23 stmr Greenwood for San Francisco UKISTOL BA fealled Aug schT Bartlett for San Francisco 12 bark Harry Morse for Astoria bktn Gardiner City for San rancisco To sail Aug 13 ship Wm Macy for San Francisco GRAYS HARBOR Arrived Aug 22 schr Lena bueasey hence 0 stmr CoquIUo Rlier hence 18 nailed Aug 23 schr Emma Utter nor San Francisco POINT REYES Passed Aug 23 at 10 A stmr Empire troni Coos Bay for San Francisco OIAMPIA Arrhed Aug 22 schr balvator irom St Michael POINT ARENA Sailed Aug 23 stmrWnltM boro for San Francisco Arrived Aug 23 stmr Greenwood hence 22 CASPAR Arrived Aug 22 stmr Cleone hence 21 EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Salled Aug 21 Haw bark Nuuanu for Honolulu Arrived Aug 23 stmr Pennsylvania from Hamburg and Boulogne stmr Saale from Bremen and Southampton FOREIGN PORTS BOULOGNE Arrived Aug 23 stmr Spaar dam from New York for Rotterdam PORT P1RIB Arrhed Aug 15 BrshipLin llhtgowshlre from Port Gamble A ANCOUVER Sailed Aug 22 Br stmr Empress of Japan for Hongkong VALPARAISO Arrled Aug 22 stmr Pathfinder from New York for San Francisco due at ban Francisco about Sep 15 or there shout QUEENSTOWN Armed Aug 23 Br ship Franklstan Irom Jacoma stmr feervla from York for Llerpool LlVERPOOlArrtved Aug 22 stmr Paonla from Boston 23 stmr Waesland from Philadelphia HONGKONG Arrived previously Aug 23 stror Empress of India from Vancouver stmr Olympla from Vancouver GLASGOW Arrived Aug 22 itmr Anchorla from New York LONDON Arrived Aug 23 stmr Menomee from New York Merchandise for Honolulu The steamer Australia sailed yesterday for Honolulu with a general merchandise cargo Among the principal shipments were the following 350 bbls Flour B78 pkgs Beer 183 cs Drugs 10643 lbs and 83 cs Manufactured Tobacco UU cs Canned Goods 1053 pkgs Groceries and Provisions 13274 lbs Hams and Bacon 2063 lbs Sugar 300 sk Potatoes 225 sks Onions 39S9 lbs Cheese TO pkgs Bicycles 68 cs Eggs iS2 pkgs Machinery 4tfJcs Hardware T8 sks Grain coils Ire TO cs Champagne 230 bales Dry Coeds 19 bales Leather 102 pes Lumber lt55 pkgs Fresh Fruits 133 cs Boots and Shoes 94 pb Liquors 22 cs Books 439 gals Wine 1 cs Electrical goods 426 cs Soap 218 rolls Paper C705 lbs Butter 480 gals Alcohol 204 pkgs I alnts and Oils 182 bxs Raisins 61 cs Whisky 15 bales fealt 11 343 lbs Bread 28 ctls Wheat 37258 lbs Fresh Meats IS es Arms and Am munition 2 bales bags 2560 lbs Lard 277 pkgs MUI Work 10 sks Middlings 93 cs and Ot bbls Salmon 57 bdls Brooms 1 pKgs Agricultural Implements 425 lbs Nuts 110CO lbs and 0 bxs Codfish 580 ctls Barley 1015 lbs Beans 4155 lbs Dried Fruits 49 cs Hats and Caps 60 lbs Hops 25 bxs Candles 1740 sks Bran 1762 lbs cracked corn zi cs raeais a carooys acio 12y8tf7 lbs Rolled Barley colls Rope 6 ctls Corn 3842 lbs Seed 5Z pkgs vegetaoies The steamer also carried 51500 as treasure of whUh tpo000 Gold Coin and 11500 Nickels Grain for Europe The French bark Amlral Troude was cleared veaterdav for Queenstown for orders with 14408 centals of heat valued at 15200 41 878 centals ot Barls valued at 140000 and 20000 feet of I umber as dunnage valued at 300 The British ship Rossshlre was cleared yesterday for Queenstown for orders with 9788 rentals of Wheat valued at 10 765 88262 centals of Barley valued at 73382 and 27000 feet of Lumber as dunnags valued at 400 1 i Mitchell Frfmlly Controversy In the case of John Mitchell against Frank Mitchell Judge Dalngerneld gave Judgment for the plaintiff for 50 rent this amount to be trebled and for the restitution of the store at the southeast corner ot Twenty fourth and Harrison streets A family quarrel has arisen over that property John Mitchell the father died in 1890 and Mrs Mary Jditchell the mother deeded the property to her son John Recently she brought suit to have the deed annulled on the ground that It was slmDly glveirin trust and that In last May he asserted that he was the ex 1 elusive owner Judge JJalngerneld recognized his ownership while the deed re mains JKForeitat Prtlixl FBuck Vacavllle a nanson Portland MRi Buck Estes Portland True IMIssACuenStLoulslIrsjTnie ucuy oi ixhus Airs ju a tmeiasru au Flenner Boise Mrs Fuller city Meyers Portland Fuller Jr city Mrs Meyers McPlke city Mr Armeby city Braalan Joss Mrs Armsby Mrs Braslaa Rucker Jose A Braslan A Banks CUveland 8 Alexander Cat Yv Poet Sacto Gerstle clti Blockls Chgo Putnam Robler 1 A page Belvedere Mrs Putnam Page Mrs Schmledel city ma SFfilioa Arein Jose Dunne Miss Orknev Jose Prof A Penine Lavaglnns Grove Stanford Mrs a Lavagtnns Mrs Penine A Loring MUs Pentne Urg Loring Blocs Mrs A Pag MMr Ps JHDunna MR Dunn Get some of the Chronicles transparent flags to decorate for the home comlnc of the volunteers They are beautiful and easy to handle Two sets four flags cost but 10 cents a nmTiis DONEGAN In this city July 20 the wife of uonegan ota daughter MENDELSON In this city August 22 the Wlie OI eilf MndMn nf a um rMrERS In Auckland New Zealand Aueust me wue or Leo Myers of a daughter THIEULir August 23 the wife of Justin Ihleule of a son TOLNG In this xlt August 23 the wife of iuuy xoung of a eon MISCELLANEOlS CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children CASTORIA thi ecwTtua eensaiiv niwyomkcitv AMCSETIETS CALIFORM THEATER HOW IT GOES It Is Really to Laugh EVERY EVENING INCLUDING NEXT SUNDAY MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY WARDE SVCKETTS COMEDIES Presontlng Just Vhat the Public ant A BACHELOR HONEYMOON BACHELORS HONEYMOON A BACHELORS HONEYMOON A BACHELORS HONEYMOON Resened Seats Matinee 25c 50c and 75c 25c and 50c jSPECIAU An extra SUNDAY MATINEE performance to accommodate the crowds Reserved seats 50c and 75c Now on sale Columbia HOTEL AnHIVALS GRAND HOTEL Ryan Fortuna TV Klneald Ont A Barstow San Jose Blddle Hanford Howe Chicago Aptgarth Hanford ET Coirell Stockton Hathaway Napa Whltmore Crows tl WUUaroa Sacto Shepherd Grgtown Hoilister Courtland Jones Sacto Mils Jones Sacto Heller Austria Gross Austria Baohelder Toledo HR Wade Bowman Carpenter Cal Mrs Stockwell LoaA Mrs Of Sibley Los An Mrs McOoTle Los A Rlgnler Sanger Franeee Salinas Arnold La Angeles A Arnold Los Angeles aims scnart Tac Mrs Summerfleld A Anderson iiuimn 2 children Nevada Mrs Anderson Solsun II Conn Portland Mrs Raub Padnc Grve copp roniana wooa padnc Groir a nswic iimwi i uiuer V411CO Mrs Hunt Idaho UAB Teal Colo Mrs Thomas Idaho Mrs Teal Cot i Gardiner Rio Vista Stephens Dixon McElroy beatUe VI Julian Jteno Sternsberg Idaho Lt Thomas 1st Col Inf 3 A r1lirtr Iiiahs Efken Jr Sbtpherd Idaho A Nelson Sacramento Patau Idaho Mis A Monson Sn Jose Levy VisaUa Mrs Nelson Sacramento Fisher Visalla Hoyt Hunford Glass Angeles John Russell Hanford OLaux Angeles Bunker Newman Brigga Redding Ingram Newman Whitman Cal Kelson and wChlcd Thomas Stockton McCauleyDogtown Tyrrell Gpua Val Ed Kathan Grass Val Husenau Montague Pyle Montague Mitchell Montagu Schooner Miss Garrett Dr Taylor Napa Mrs Taylor Napa CoweU Stockton Taylor Cal Lnrgo Cal Thomas Cal Ray Falrohud Cal Jlinther Cal PALACEL HOTEL AHMowattFrsno Baron Branca Naples A Swetnam Montrey Mrs Coring II Low Mrs HerellprN Davis Coultervflle Whiting Barb Murphy1 8 Jose Fasset An LRFancher Merced Nye Diego Vah Norden Bacto Nlsson 8 Dlgo Thompson 8 Lois Lindley Klamatson Mrs TJ Thompson Lord Chgo Mrs Schmid NY Tregloa Aroadro Miss A Heele Clntl Galloway Texas Balrd Phila Mm Galloway a MoKee SJose CrpnlnlocsvTo ColBB Multord Neb ronto DE 4THS BACON In Oakland August 22 Julia Anne widow of the late Bacon and beloved mother of Frank and Carrie Bacon and Ella Bacon Soule a native of St Louis aged 74 years St Louis papers please copy Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services to moirow Friday at 11 clock at her late residence DUO Oak street Oakland Interment prl ate BARRELA In SanStafaM Aumxt 51 Anl beloved husband of Louisa Barrela and father ot ixmis a and Walter Barrela a native of Switzerland aged 63 years and 4 months Friends and acquaintances are repectfuy invited to attend the funeral this day ThursJay at 1 clock from the parlors of Godeau 305 Montgomery averue thence to Druids Hall 413 Sutter street where services will be held UDder the auspices of Perseverance Grove No 10 A Inter ment Odd Fellows Cemetery BASTRINGln this city Anjust 22 Nicolonia Bastrlng a native of Austria uged 47 ean IBERNSTEIN In this city August 23 Cecilia a 0nn Dl belmed wife of Bernstein afta mother of A OUT8 Llire TOr ImB DjUeS 1 ll1ril To1r nnt J1 I Hnnu wane a lIU AUUIII CrJIBieiH BlllJ daughter of Mrs Llna Axelrod a native of Roumanla aged 28 jears I month and 15 das EOYLE In this city August 23 Patrick Bojle a native of Carbondale Pa aged 02 years Carbondale papers please copv The funeral ill take place this dsj Thurs daj at 0 30 clock from the parlors of Connor Co 707 MIion stress thence to St Marys Cathedral for sen Ices at 10 clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery BRIEKTON In this city August 23 William Brlerton beloved son of Annie and the late John Ti llllam Brlerton and brother of May Alojse Brlerton a native of San Francisco aged 25 ears 1 month and 0 dajs BROWN In this city August 23 Charles Brown a native of Ohio aged ears TJURDETT Entered Into rest August 23 Wil nam waiao beloved husband 01 Nellie Bur dett a native of Shelbyv Hie Tenn aged 75 years Friends and acquaintances are respcctfull invited to attend the funeral to morrow Frl day at 2 oclock from the parlors of A Martin Co 118 Geary street Interment Masonic Cemeten CAMPBELL In this city August 22 William Campbell dearly beloved son of Mrs Rose Kelley and brother of Anrjle Frank and John Kelle a native of Philadelphia Pa aged 34 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfullj Invited to attend the funeral this da Thursdaj at 9 30 oclock from the parlors ot the United Undertakers 27 and 29 Fifth street thence to St Joeepb Church Tenth street near Howard where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose ot bis soul commencing at 10 clock Jnter ment Holy Cross Cemetery pURRY In this city August 22 Patrick Cur ry a native of Pennsylvania aired 35 eara DUNN In this city August 23 Jane Dunn wire or James Dunn a native of Paisley Scotland aged 47 years Notice of funeral hereafter GOLDBERG In this city August 22 William uoiaDcrs oeiovea iatner oi Mrs Charles Goldstein ot Juneau and Lester Goldberg a native of Gollub West Prussia aged 50 ears 8 months and 27 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeraf services this day Thursday at 10 oclock at the residence of Mrs Harris KG Turk street Interment at New Salem Cemetery by 11 30 oclock train from Third and Townsend streets Please omit flowers OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Crystal Council No 4 are re quested to attend the funeral of our late Friend William Goldberg this day Thursday at 10 oclock from H22 Turk street ATKINSON Secretary GRANT In this cltj August 23 Josephine Loretta twin daughter of James and Mary Grant a native ot San Francisco aged 2 months and 10 days HANbCOM In San Pablo August 22 Joseph jianicora lamer or ueorge Hanscom of Tlodesto Hanscom Of San Andreas Hanicom ot Sacramento Hancom of Modesto Hanscom of Goshen and Mn Charles Klrkwood of San Pablo a native of Maine aged 77 ears BEALEY In this city August 22 Theresa beloved wife of the late Thomas Healey and mother of Thomas Healey a native of Germany aged 60 ears Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Thurs day at 9 oclock from her late residence 1020 Alabama street thence to St Peters Church where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 30 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery H1LDLBRANDT In this city August 23 Adolph husband of Bertha Hildebrandt a riatfc ot California Mred 54 years HITCHCOCK In this clt August 22 Martha Tallafero Hitchcock widow of the late Dr Hitchcock a native of Georgia aged 81 years 9 months and 3 da a Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday at 2 oclock from Grace Episcopal Church corner of California and 8tockton streets Interment private HOWE In this city August 23 Andrew beloved husband of Victoria Howe a native of Kentucky aged 70 years 11 months and 18 days Friends and actnialntancei are mpeetfully Invlted to attend the funeral to morrow I rl day at 0 oclock from his late residence 27 Erosnan street dnterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery JONES In this city August 22 Jones Bignatnre ulr of Yx fT wall AWUSEHEStSc nAiLHQAP TRAVEL The KM Yon Have Mways BOugM In 1Ts9 For Over 30 Years ma Theater EVERY NIGHT INCLUDING SUNDAT MATINEE SATURDAY CLAY CLEMENT IN HIS SUCCESSFUL ROMANTIC COMEDY A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN A COMPANY OF EXCEPTIONAL EXCELLENCE A Beautiful and Artistic Production dearly beloved husband of Flora Jones and father nt hir Tfne If A Miller and Milton Jones aged 69 years and 4 months Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services this day Thursday at 12 30 clock from his late residence 1121 Pine street Interment private Mountain View Cemetery Oakland Cal MCCARTHY In West Berkeley August 22 John McCarthy beloved brother of Mrs Donahue and uncle of John and Nellie Donahue a native of Rosterberry County Cork Ireland aged 85 yean MCORMICK Bt this city August 22 at the City and County Hospital William McCor mlcka native of Ireland aged 50 years MAYERS In this city August 23 Lillian Mayers a native of Nevada aged 19 years MULLER In this city August 23 Frledrlch beloved son of Johanna Louisa Muller a native ot New York aged S3 years 7 months and 15 days OSTJEB In this city August 23 Mary I beloved wife of Edgar Outer and daughter of Louis and Ellen Barrett and lister of Mrs CDlercks Mrs I Haskell and Thomas Barrett and mother Of Harriet Nellie and Clarence Oster a member of Alfarate Council No 10 a native of California aged 31 years i Remains at the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company 2423 Mission street ear Twenty first PHILBON A months mind requiem mass will be celebarted for the repose of the soul of the late Miles A Philbon this day Thursday at 9 oclock at Sacred Heart Church comer Fell and Fillmore streets Friends are Invited SMITH In this city August 23 Caroline Vlr glnla beloved wife of the late Smith and mother ot Mrs Duncan of New York city and the late Cora Smith a native ot Baltimore Md aged 04 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Fri day at 1 oclock from 1615 Fifteenth street Interment In Cypress Lawn Cemetery by dctre ear from Fourteenth and Mission streets STOTT In this city August 22 Mrs Ann Stott relict of the late Charles Stott aged 70 years WEBB In this cltyJAugust23 Augusta Webb beleved mother of George Webb of Sacra raento Harry I 1Yebb and Florence PadSeld of Los Angeles native of Boston Mass aged 53 jeank YvIDEMAN In this city August 23 James Wldeman beloved husband ot Ellta Wide man and father of Hermans Wallace and Hugo Wldeman Ad Mrs Pempraee a nativa of Germany aged 61 years 0 months and 20 days Moiioe of funeral hereafter THE EXT VvEEK CLAY CLEMENT IN NEW DOMINION TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE HUNDREDS TURNED AWAIT NIGHTLY Enormous Success of the Great Double Bill CAVALLERIA RU6TICANA CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA And I PAGLIACCI I FAGLIACCI I PAGLIACCI 1 PAGLIACCI EVERY EVEVING EVERY EVENING SATURDAY MATINEE Change of Cast Each Night All the Famous Singers 1U Appear Biggest Success of the Opera Season Next Week GIOCONDA and RIGOLETTO POPULAR PRICES 23c and 50c TELEPHONE FOR SEATS BUSH 9 OV STD MAIt DEWEY OX THE BRIDGE BATTLE BATTLE BATTLE A BATTLE BATTLE BATTLE MANILA MANILA MANILA MANILA MANILA MANILA MANILA MARKET STREET NEAR EIGHTH MARKET STREET NEAR EIGHTH MARKET STREET NEAR EIGHTH Grand Opera House TELEPHONE MAIN B32 A Bright Jojous and Delightful Performance Laugh and the world laughs with you Weep and you weep alone ALL THIS WEEK Von Suppe Charming Comic Opera ji CLOVER II CLOVER I Received Nightly With Deafening Applause and Shouts of Laughter by Crowded Houses PRICES Orchestra85cand60c Family Circle 15c Dress Circle 25c I Gallery 10c At Saturdat Matinee Best Reserved Seat 25c Branch Box1 Ofllce Main Entrance Emporium NEXT WEEK AUL JONES sfYr Vk HALL and STALEY FREE2E BROTHERS MAHON and KING THE CARDOWNlESi CARON and HERBERTT MANSFIELD and 1MLBUR ESMERALDA ALEXANDRA DAGMAR AMERCAN3IOGKAPH Reserved Seats 23c Balcony 10c Opera Chairs and Box Seals 50e MATINEES jWED SAT and SUNDAT ALCAZAR FRICE3 15c 25c 25c 50c MBsS FLORENCE ROBERTS and WHITE WHITTLESEY TOWJUT 1 B9MEO frtaasyBsiaraar bsshf i juwoi ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT WEEK INOOMAB i i ii i EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING GREAT VAUDEVILLE BJIOV7 TO NIGHTr vrtM AMATEUR MUHf New Features Ending With a tFAT LADIES TUC OF WAR phone for Seats 8telner 1851 NEXT WEEK ADGIE AND HER LIONS CHUTES AND ZOO 8UTKO BATHS OPEN NIGHTS Open DaiiyAfFrom AM to 11 ny BathlngMFrum AM to 10J0 Pa i Admission 10c Children Set Bathing dn cudmg admission S5c Children 2oe PARTIES DESIRING OFFICES IN THE XX new Chronicle buildlns should apply imra dlately to the superintendent oi the banding room mm CALIFORNIA HORTHWESTEBH JTIT CI SAK FHAISCISCO OBTH PACIFIU iiAitwAr company TIBURON FERRY FOOT OF MARKET ST San Prnnclsco to San 3 JX hltv Ihursdays Extra trip at 1130 saturaays and 11 30 SUDAt8 S00801IO0ASI 30 5 00 6 20 San Ilnfael to San Francisco WEEK DAYS 0 lo 7 50 9 20 Htll 12 45 340 315 1 Saturdaj Extra trips at 153 and 635 SLNDAT8 lt 0 40 1110 A MS 3 305and625PM 7n Park Bttwwa San Francisco and Scbuetxen Park same schedule as above Arrive Leave Saa Francisco Anil le 09 Week Sun Davs days 3oam 8 00am 3 Jypm 9 30am 5 lupn 1 5 OOpml 730am 3 30pm 30am I 8 00am a uopm tosml 00am 3 30pm Sgn Frapcisce tm n1 Dcs Una tun tlon daysJDas Novate 1040am 840am Petaluma 6 05pm 10 25am banta Rosa 7vl aty Fulton I T1 Windsor I05sm Healdsburg rS5pm Lytton Geyserv ille Cloverdale HopUnd 35pm Uklah 1 Guerneville 1 35pm 10 40am 8 05pm 1040am 335pm 620pm 10J5am 6 20pm 10 25am 6 2pi i 8 40ara eJppm 10 25om 6 sopm 30am I 8 00am Sonoma 10pmL3JOpmi GlenEIlen S0amr8 OOamPSebastopol 330pml OOpml Stages connect at Santa Kosa ior aiara treat Springs White Sulphur Springs at Lytton for Lj tton Springs at Gejserville for Ekaggs byritigi at Cloverdale for the Geysers at Hop land Ior Duncan springs Highland Springs vUey ille tarisbad springs Soda Bay Lake port and Earlltt irlngs at Uklah for Why bpnngs Saratoga Fprtegs Blu Lakes Laurel Dell Lake A liter Epnngs Upper Lake yomoK Potter alle Johnnys Riverside Llerley Bunnell franhedrln Heights HullvBIe BoocesLU Phlio Cbristtne Suda Springs la arrjH VVhitsso Jre AJblvn Littie River Orre hot feprlngb Mendfclni Cit lort Bragg West port Usal Wlllltts Lav tonv ille Cummlngs Ocll 5irlngs Harris mesons Dyer Scotia ana Lureka baiurda to Monday round trip tickets at le duccd rales On SundajfrT Roundtrlp tickets to all points bevond Sun Rafael at half rates Ticket Office 050 Market street Chronicle building VVillTJMi liIJW General Manager Gen Pass Agent JCE STEAMEnS TACIFIC COAST STEAMSHII CO STEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY WHARF San Francisco For Alaskan ports 10 A August 4 8 14 16 21 September 3 change at Seattle tor ictoria Vancouver jB Port Tcun send Seattle Tacoma Everett Anacortea and Ksw Whatcom Wash 10 A August 4 9 11 19 24 2 September 3 ard every fifth lay thereafter change at Seattle to this companys steamers for Alaska aud at Tacoma Ry at ancouver to Ry For EureU tHmboldt Bay2 August 2 7 12 IT 22 SI September 1 and every flfth day thereafter For Santa Cruz Monterey San Simeon Cay ucos Port Harfcrd tfcan Luis Obispo Gavlcta banta Barbara Ventura Hueneme San Pedro East San Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 0 A AUgus la so cptem iur and every fourth day tbetafter vtit Pan Dleeo etooolng at Port Harford 3au Luis Obispo Santa Barbara ort Los Antetes ana xveauauu xjs juia i a Ja August 2 6 10 14 18 22 26 30 September 3 ai verr tourth dsy thereafter For Enssnada Magdglena Bay San Jose del Caba Maxatlan Altata La Paz Santa Rosalia and tiuaymas taiexicoM iu a an ot eacn montn further information obtain folder The company reserves the right to change irithout previous notice steamers saiing dates and hours of sailing TICKET OrFICE New Montgomery street PaUce Hotel GOODALL PEftKINS CO Genl Agents 10 Market street San Francisco i PACIFIC MalL STEAMSHIP CO rriHROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK IIA A Panama calling at arious points of Mexico and Central America railing at 12 from Companys wharf Firrt and Brnnan strjsts Peril August 28San Juan Sent 18 Acaputco Sept Sj Colon Sept 28 TRANSPACIFIC LINE TO YOKOHAMA and llONUKONG Jrla HONOLULU and fil ing at Kobe Nagasaki and Shanghai and con ncuua ovusnvua tm iicmuerB iur lQQti etc sailing at 1 from Companys wharf Hrst and Brannan streets CHIHA Aurust 25 CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO September 10 ii ut jiiviiwr uctoDer 14 No cargo received on board on day of aaltirg Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Companys offloe 421 Market street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent OCCIDENTAL ORIENTalr CQ STEAMERS WILL LEAE WHARF COR ner First and Urannftn streets 1 for YOKOHAMA end HONGKONG railing at ryooe Hlogo Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with steamers tor India etc No cargo received on board on day cf sailing DOR11 Via Honolulu Saturday Sept 2 COP11C Vla Honolulu tiidaj Sept 28 GVELIC la Honoulu Tuesda Oct 24 DORIC Via Honolulu Frlay Nov 17 Rojnd trlp tickets at reduced rates For freight andrpassage apply at Companys office CI Market street corner First STUBBS General Manager TO0 KISEV KVISHA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Brannan streets 1PM for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG calling at Kobe Hlogo Nagasaki and Shanrhaf anrf connectlng at Hongkong with steamers for India ete No cargo received on board oa day of sailing NIPPON MARU Tuesday Sept 12 AMERICA MARU Fridav Ortnh 1IONGKOVO MVRU WednesdajNov 1 Via Honolulu Round trln tickets at redniwA rates For freight and passage apply at Com panys Office 421 Market street comer First vv a i UKTls General Agent CIEANIC S8 CO HOVOITJI0APA I AUCKLAND AND SVDXEV ALAMEDA via Honolulu to New Zealand and Australia Wed Sent in ir AUSTRALIA Honolulu only W1n1i1 Sat SPBFCKFI a RRH i Rfl 11 i Plar 7 Fort PaciBc SU Frti jfctihllceagTMafket Su AMERICAN LINE TEV YORK SOUTHAMPTON Tv wm i PARIS STOPPING AT CHKRRTWTnn WEST IIOUND From New York Every Wednesday at 10 A St Louis August 30SC Louis SAi SUJaul feepU St Paul TSepU27 ira stpu wew yerk fSept So Red htnr Llne ework A Antwerp From New York Every VV ednesday 12 Noon Noordland August 23i5outhwark 6ept 6 Friesland August 30 VV esternland ScDt 13 For freight and passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO 30 Montgomery street Or Any ot Its Agencies ANCHOR LINE United States Mall fMmii Sail from Sevr York Every Saturday for GLASUOW via LUMXIvmrni Saloon Iassase 50 ana Upwards oecona Lanin City of Rome 35 Other Steamers 30 Steerage Passasre Bome 25 30 Fumes la I24 80 Othr bteamers fza 50 For Book of Tours and Information aoDlr HENDERSON BROTHERS JnJ Ia General Agents 7Uowlng Green New York nr COCKROFT IlJ Montgomery st er RITCHIE 2 Nw Montgomery at San Vsnciscot WHITE STAR LINE EVT WK LIVERPOOL Britannic Aug 2 noonjCyninc Aug 13 8 lull Teutoclc Aug 8 itoonGermanlc Aug 18 noon nwnllfiTIOV IN akin iiiTO First cabin Germanic Britannic and Cmn bi nnt Maleatlc Teutonic tat nn cabin W50 Vim tub ft nftnlv fl CT rmrj nm sa aa j4ff fjll Markt atre oitio fficltU railway and team aif wiuvci sMriatv uuiw COOK TOURS and TICKETS Boortep Programmes free on application THOS COOKSQN 621 MARKET BTREISTa BAIT AND B1YER STEAMERS FOR i A YYABDAND VAXLEOO VtTElAMER UnvfirrtTnn ct tyVbrV Satt 045 ArMafi4r Vir i av ays at IOJ 1 Landing and office vri greet deck PierNo2 Tele7honato a taue fiirijg Cents RAILROAb TRAVEL e5fMM rlJMJ COM AKir Train Je 4 NAN niti UalnLbic Foot of Market Street ix FBOsVAunt sT im attrn 7s0a Beolds 6alsm snd 8aermepto Sits sSStlrilleOitrtmeaBBsddingvia WoBulandv I49 T0AElorvTaTlllssndBiBseytT tatt iiand8antaRosa 13 rOOt A llautio lUjrejs gdeu and Kast 14 sa8h Jose Utsrmore fetocttwi lone Saeraiucuto Fiacernae i ni it itinR a is fc30MiltoaOslUlLadsonor ilr 8t3a Yosauite Valley via Oskdals and raAHsyarda NnessjadWsybtabons lli4J4 JSew Orleans StKlEsst IOtaalltMrtartandWay8tatJoas IaHsyararOsNuessndPsySutW tU latAOig Nlles Ltrermore Ktocktou Bacrs PcytnlIlfl fll lioepRaorauieutoIIer Steamer 8 ttf SrSSrHMilesandWtyBuUons 48 ier Mailinex Han lUmon Vailejo Nsim 4ahsUga hsaURosa Silli JoarTknlcU Vaule aoramelo IVooaiand Knights landing UArjtllioOrollii 10494 430rNUesa i1oseaiMl Stockton 7ilSr 4 aerkoaanItobleeplifgOarforBsnnond 12tS BsOOrTheOwt Tircy Fresno Bakas field Kaopuj for Santa Barbara Los Ang Tea W5 01OrStoettonMereLFrenio l13i 5i30r MsrUites Tnwy Mendota Fresno Molar aud ls Anseies 8i4U 8i3erJaiiU VoJtonta Atlmitls Eipress for Mej ami Kaat Si4Sr CtOO Chleagc iau Francisco SpeeialOs leit aud fart SiOi eHOpIIaranlaSIesandSan Jose 7slv etvarValioJo Itl3i 17 eerVahco Port Costa and Way fibv tlpus 53 gt03r Oregon liimsbreuUi Marys tIU Rohlluav IortlatuU lliget Kuib1 and Eaat COAST BirivIOt Xarrew lasge Foot ot II tket Street t7r45a banta Crux Ezcursion for int Crus aod Prisdpal Vty SUUocs Sie3 1 1 5 A Ne rarkOinter UiLSan Joe Pel ton Boulder Creek8antaCnu and Ws fitaUon 3t Newark Centertllle Ban Jose New AlmaJen Ieltoo IJoalder Crret a Santa Crus and Principal Wat Stations It Sea filSr Saa jwie Olenwood and Way Sta tiona fitf aa b4il3rFeton Banta Cms and Way St tlwi a aes CflEEK ROUTE FERRY frim SIB rj UCISCO rMt Mtrkit Xlrt SU 715 900 11 OOiU 11 08 i2 39 23 Cfl 1C3 t6 09 t03ru maOllttll rlsfSrt4sriJ 6 00 800 10 OOAa 112 S9 10a 12J3 3 69 iO 3J9ra tOlST IIITIMON Itroad Gaage flhlfJaiidTownseiiaHts ISa Ocean VtewBoath Han FrtocUeo 801 7l0e Salt JeM Wr BUHi Kew Alwaden vye JBee Ujs wil 0e4 rt SA 8ondT Excursion for Santa Croz Pacdie Grore and Principal Way SbaUons tX5r ft00a Aui JfM4 Ire lliwa Hauls Cnixv Paelns Grnts luo Roblcs ban Iils 01lsie rf Lorcpoo Hid ietrl War Bulimia 4il IOI40A San Joss sml War ritatloiia i33 lltso 8aaJiaeauiI Way Stations liSvi aiiSrsn Mateo Redwood Menle Park Palo Alto Hants Clara ban Joss HoUister Sauta Cms fiaunas MonUre and 1asUe Grose ISiIfia SiSSr San Jose Santa Cruz Padfls Grove and Prinelnal War Btallnis 7S0r 4il0r8anJoeauil Principal wjBUtlooa 4a 30r8tnjD8IDdPritieipalV7BUtioii 8i39i StaeraauJaseaudPrtncrpaiirsrtitauotis sist 030r8njesesul Wsj8tatIous 8 30r tllUarau JoseaudWay SUUous USOr A or Jning for Afternoon Riradayeseette4 tBnndayonly Batnnlaj only sSaHrday aad Bnnday Snnday and Monday ThePACsVIt TRAirarKRtOJtPAIkr will call for sad beck txsgage from hotels sod reel leDcea Enqnlrs of Tieksl Agents for Tlsae Cards aad tler infanaatoon Santa FeRoate San Francisco to Chicago THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAT ACROSS TBE CONTINENT EVER DAY TN THE TEAR P0LLMAK PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOL33 FOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST takw JaARKET STREET FERRY AT 080 DINING ROOMS ARE MAN AGED BY MR FRED HARVEY AND ARE PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL SERVING MEALS AT REGULAR HOURS AND KEASOXARlPI RATES 1 NO OTHER LINE OFFERS SO MANTEtfi DUCEMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE 62S MARKET ST TELEPHONE MAIN 153L OAKLAND OFFICE 1118 Broadway SACRAMENTO OFFICE 201 Street SAN JQ3E OFFICE 7 TV Santa Clara Strest North Pacific Coast Railroad tVia Sausalito Ferry FROM SAT FRANCISCO TOMUJ yaLLET AND SAN RAFAEL 1yE1liyAYS 700 8 OS 8 30 11 Off A Its 1SL 20 1 00 6 1S 6 0 EXTRA trips For Mm Valley and Saa jir Moialay8 JVednesdaya Saturday 0 aw UU 44 Oil At i SUNDAYS OO 0 00 10 00 1100 H50 i100 do8 nt to Saa Rari Sundays 30 ip does not run to MUI Val Sandaysv1 Trains marked run to Salt Quentln THROUGH TRADES 7 00 A week days Cazadero and way stans as a aaa uaiuiua A oJaUCru ALU1 Way 8t 15 rk days Saturday excepted tlnlni Danu A ill V4ui acjmi Hast vv ajr BtauUllS 8 00 A SundayaH Caxadenratwl way staTni I 45 PrMe Sunday Ft Reyei afad war UP4U MOUNT TAMALP1AS SCENIC RAILWAY I LA SAN IRANCIbOu VlA SAUALITU XJ Ferry Commencing Sunday April 23 lS3t EEKDAYb 30 A and 1 45 pTM Extra trip on Monday Wednesday and Saturday at JS 10 Returning same evtntng arriving In San Francisco at 11 20 EUNDAYS 8 00 00 10O0 1100 A ans 1 45 Lan and 4 00 THESJC SAN JOAQUIN VALLEV RaV OOL From Jan 28 ltgp trains wlU run as follows Southbound Stations 1 Northbound 1 Juuea 1 Fas Mixed Sunday Eacptd lOOam 2 ftTinm iu vrami 3orn las nger Dauy I 7Juam 6 lOami llJam li 13pm 0 3pm a wpm Stockton Merced Fresno I Sunday senser ErepUI Daily 3 45nml fi fWnri 12 40pm 4 J3pm Hmarm 41 pra ll SSami 7 pm Hantord 745am I 45nm 5pInrS50amtBkerlfleI i 2 OOamlllkwini ViaailA I A IAmr1 r0 7 rV rmeoiai poinu as ret nlred For particulars of stage and other connecUooa Inquire of Traffic Department 821 Market St San Francisco OCEAN 8TKAMERS XOJITU GKRMAJf LLOYD CO FAST EXPRESS SEItVlCE CnERBOURG SH 1MPTOV llBEHEjf HAILING AT 10 A Lahn Sept SiTrave Sept 19 8 A KaiaWdr Gr SepU lSAale 8ept2d Twin screw express steamer OUTHAMrTOV BttEXEIf Trrln ScreiT rasscnuer Serrlce EarbaTossa Thursday August 81 10 A Koeniatn Luise Thursday Sent 7 10 A Frtedrlch der Grosse Thurs Sept 14 11 At 4 a VISUI1UA faAlLUsQ AT A Ems September 8IAllerSrrtTnK ta OELRlcns CO Agta Broadway ouuu ni iMm uiucrsi Agtnt Pacma Coast 140Montgomery street Asni0 JL HAMBURG AMERICAN Twjn screw Express Line te Cherbourg Parlslu Southampton Londpnr Hamburg A Victoria Sept 7 Bismarck Sept 21 ColijmWaT Sepu 14A Victoria JlwOct 5 Twin screw Passenger Service to Plymouth iuuufg irarui ana nambura Alan VnuMk Pennsylvania Sept 2i Pretoria Sept Palatla Sept Jlipatrla Xseptr S3 Twin screw Express Line to Algiers Naples Genoa A VlctorUNoV 4A Victoria IVc a rBlsmarckiN0Y letF Bismarck Jan r041 1 Em Jan and Jan 10 5 ilffS tlekeUalso available for GLloyd strs HrarrST Srnuwiw jawyrtx iZWLP0 OetsI Agents Paclae Coast California street corner Saasome Eon Francisco Azores saples amtT gexoa t3y princes uncs new8teamers 4T i aoin eea ana upward i5rI 5B8epU2alSpartaa PrtaeOeu8i Trolan Prime Oct ofTartar Prince ov 2d H1CHARD CO ft Broadway 3 rA.