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lajUWHWIlg SA2ST IBACISCO CHEOITICIiE FEXDAT APBUi 28 1893 Offlll IE Made lad by HTs Great Love Found Steel Saws in Their Cells Youthful Thieves in jCnstody A Death That Is Shrouded In Mystery This haa been a hard month lor pros pectlTe bridegrooms in Oakland Only the other day Adrien Chatiche was placed in the tomb at the rery hour he had fixed for hiaweddmg Now comes another story almost as sad of a bridegroom who after waiting patiently for years for his betrothed to keep her promise goes insane at the hour appointed for Jus wedding 8uch was the unhappy fate of 8 Lemos a men of SO who was prosperous and seemed to hare everything to make life happy Yesterday he was a gay laughing fellow making the final arrangements to receive his brjde To day he is in the Agnews Insane Asylum a Taring maniac and a wrecked man His friends who were invited to the wedding are unable to explain the aSair for Lemos was always a strong minded man and never iad any trouble of a sim ilar character before Some rune years ago he left his home In the Azores islands but before his departure he engaged himself to ayery pretty Portuguese girL They both promised to wait for oneanother and Lemos came to California to find a home Jt took him many years to accom plish this but recently he hay been pros perous and secured a ranch at Bnones Valley in Contra Costa county He had plenty of money and a good home so he sent for his pretty betrothed to Join him She had been waitmg nine years for the summons and hastened to answer when it was received Wednesday the girl ar rived at the home of Mrs Lemos 1667 San Pablo avenue who is a sister of Lemos and had made arrangements for the wed ding Everything was all ready yesterday to have the ceremony performed Lemos was driving into Oakland to meet his betrothed Asheneared the home of his sister his heart beats quickened and a strange feeling came over him He thought he saw the face of his prospective bnde before him and he halted Snadenly there seemed to be a great crash as if his head was breaking In a moment the young man was a raving maniac running about the streets shouting for his betrothed Instead of to the altar he went to prison He seemed to recover for a few minutes at the police station and then it was that he told of the great excitement he had experienced wnena ne was about to meet his prospective bride Boon he was insane again and there seemed to be no hone of bis recovery The young lady called at the prison to see the unfortunate man but he did not recognize her He looked upon her pretty face through the eyes of a maniac and cried for Ins own Mane Last night the poor fellow was sent to the Agnews Insane Asylum The parting between the couple was indeed an affecting one ingwithET Jenkins a lawyer as his wife The girls father Crabtree lives at 420 Fifth street Oakland and when he heard of his daughters arrest he insisted that Jenkins should marry the girL Yesterdav afternoon the couple appeared before JusLce of the Peace Ghft and were weaded Youthful Jallbreakers Another bold attempt was made to break out of the Alameda County Jail yesterday by two young prisoners who have been planning the job for some days past The officers received information that there was something wrong in the cell occupied by Adams accused of illegal voting and Frank Norfleet accused of robbery The men were confined in a cell in the bg comdor facing the street The officers searched the cell but found nothing wrong The adjoining cell occupied by Arthur Williams and Walter Kavanaugh They had entered into a conspiracy to break jail and intended to helD their friends to escape with them In their cell were found secreted six long steel saws navanangn naa a razor tied around his waist next to his skin The boys had cut two bars axd had but little more work to do to gam their liberty The officers caught them just in time to prevent a jail delivery The matters as Drought to the attention of the Grand Jury and an effort will be made to have the prisoners indicted Taught How to Steal The officers havo been making some startling disclosures about the way the youth of West Oakland have been taught to steal It appears that for some months past an organized gang of boys have been raiding the railroad shops and stealing large quantities of brass which they buried each night some blocks away The gang was doing a thriving business until Detective Kellogg ran them down Harry Larks who keeps a store at 823 Bush street San Francisco was caught and is believed to be the coacher of the boys They buried their stolen goods and each day he would go around with his wagon and dig it up and carry it away The boys were paid certain sums for their plunder Yesterday Larks dupes were landed in jaiL Their names are Samuel Drew aced 17 Patrick Day 16Georce bimpson 15 James Harrington 13 Den nis vonnouy i retteries uannacer its and Edward Drew 16 James Hunts Strange Death Coroner Evers made an investigation yesterday regarding the strange death of James Hunt who was found in a dying condition near Lake Merntt early yesterday morning Hunt was well known in Los Angeles where ho lived for a number of years He was quite rich at one time but lost hiamoney in speculation When the officers found him his pockets were turned inside out and his purse was a short distance away also turned inside out There were no indications of a straggle however and no marks of violence were 4ound on the body The circumstances of bis death were enough to excite suspicion so an investigation was held An autopsy on the body showed that death resulted from kidney disease The deceased has a son residing at 1912 FU more street San Francisco Alameda Countys Jurors Anew trial Jury was drawn in the Superior Court yesterday to serve fox the ensuing term Their names are as follows Washington township PhuipHellwlg Murray township Acker A Anthony and Roger Fallon Eden townsalp James Walsh Keek George Baxter John Thomford and John Xavin Brooklyn township Globs Woodward Adolph Mayer Walter Eenwict Cameron Hobart Wakefield McLellan Hauschlldt George Urtiin Morton Humphrey Richard Dowling andJBMerrnt Oakland townshlp JNi Swllt 1 Harrington Betencue John Kllborn 6 Coburn McMahon James Davis John 1 en newy Bolder Hoag John Beincie Moran William ConaelL 6 FMorrelLAH Broad Martin Bran Richard Pearce cL KeUey Henry Fine tdwin Sutherland Connor Thomas Sawyer John Herd InwalC Rett Wilson MeVeyJohn Donovan Frank Adams Tllley Bobert Stewart Samuel Martin George rUiimUb IL Hatch Knight Healy John McCarthy Hann Griggs Ainsworth Lawrence Nolan 3 Hunter A Martin and A Bancroft He Married the Girt Lottie Crabtree aged 15 was arrested Wednesday night at 12t Montgomery street Baa Francisco She had beta liv To Bo Confirmed To morrow at 10 JO A BabbiFned landerot the First JHebrew congregation wQl administer the sacrament of confirmation or barmitzwah for the first time The subject is Izzie Magnes the thirteen year old son of DJMagnes the Yice presi denlqf the congregation In honor of the event the friends of the family have been invited to a reception which will be held at the residence of the boys parents 1009 Castro street Saturday and Sunday afternoons Lupke Was Riled Captain Edwin Goodall of the firm of Goodall Perkins Co who lives on Laxe street nas been naving some trouble with his servants William Lttpke presides over the stable at the mansion and Laura Johnson looks after affairs in the kitchen Yesterdays morning Mr Lnpke presented himself for breakfast He got a scalding hot cup of coffee and was somewhat put out Then Miss Johnson sauced him and said 0 your grand mothera Dutch Lupkewas riled and he threw the scalding coffee into the cook a facefc burning her severely In the Police Gourt he was fined 300 for his merriment He paid the money Municipal Affairs The City Council held a meeting last night and disposed of two street railroad franchises After considerable debate the Central Avenue Kailroad Company was granted a franchise ior their road on Twelfth and other streets The company had to stipulate however that it would widen Pine street at its own expense The application of Davis and Ben Morgan for a franchise for a etreet railroad on Alice and other streets came up fonts final passage The ordinance has been pending for mouths and there have been several hot fights over it The application was finally rejected by a vote of 6tol Councilman Watkinson was excused from voting and Barnard was the only member who favored the application ALAMEDA The rite of confirmation will be celebrated next Sunday at St Josephs Church 1 There is a large class There is now some talk of an injunction to restrain Trustee Forderer from acting as president of the City Board of Trustees It is also believed the two members of the board of free library trustees who were to be superseded will hold on resisting the effort of their successors to take office This move is believed to be taken to protect Librarian Kirk A Pattiam departed last eveningfor Chicago After visiting the Worlds Fair he will go on East and to Europe James Timothy struck Mary Braden in the face a few days ago and broke her noe He was arrested and his bad fixed at 510 Since then it has been increased but Timothy cannot now be found and it is surmised that he is journeying toward Denver The ship yards at Alameda Point are running a full force of men Ship building has not been so lively in many years as it is now Mrs Lmdermanof Proopect street departed on Wednesday afternoon last to visit her aged mother in ew York BBELT There were lively times at the State University last flight The sophomores have opened the contest against the freshmen to prevent the Bourdon ceremonies arranged for to night The first open action took place yesterday when the sophomores discovered the hiding place of their opponents and stole all their gowns which were to be used at the ceremonies to night The sophomores have now thoroughly organized and are trying to make arrangements to secure an old hand fire engine so they can turn a hose on the freshmen procession The sophomores have levied an assessment of 1 50 on each member to pay the expenses to be incurred in trying to prevent the freshmen from carrying out their programme The TIT SHU AIM JTother and Son Held for Trial End of the First Chapter of a Strange Case The Diyorced Husband Proves to Be the Womans Only Friend piled a historical souvenir of pioneer English Lntheranism in California for the Columbian exhtbt The work is illustrated witn pictures of the six Lutheran missions founded in Call fornia by the Womans Home ana Foreign Missionary Society BIETHS BERM AN April 27 the wife of Otto Benaan of a son BIEHX In this dtr April 28 tie wile of Dr 7 Riehl of a daughter DAttlAtrtsT In Seattle Wash April 23 the wife of Dahkrulst of a daughter FIDEL In this dtr April 22 tbe wife ot Theo uure a xigei ox a son MABCUSE In this city April 27 tie wife of Jtaxcuse of a daughter freshmen are preparing for the struggle They are securing au tne nandcuns possible and will capture all the sophomores in sight after 5 oclock to day and stake them out until the ceremonies are concluded It has been agreed with the faculty that the freshmen will not do any kidnaping until the recitations are over to day It is said that the sophomores have learned the plans of their rivals through a co ed who is keeping company with a freshman The indications are that this will be one of the liveliest Bourdon burials witnessed at the university for a number of years The University Alumni will present the battalion with the State colors to accompany the national flag The presentation will be made on commencement day The president of the Alumni Association will make the speech on this occasion and Colonel Barry will also have a few words to say to the boys The officers of the battalion will present Lieutenant Bandoloh with a eold handled sword before he leaves Berkeley tor tne but The senior class of the university will give a yachting party on May lth and Invite a number of friends outside of the College Tbe University Battalion was inspected vesterdav afternoon by Lieutenant Col onel George Burton of the United States army The students made a very fine showing Instructor Hitter will leave for the East next week He will call on Professor AU exander Aeassiz and invite him to visit the coast this summer He is expected to I be one oi a party to explore tne uataiina islands where it haa been suggested to locate the summer school of biology The party will consist of Professors Le uonte jigassizr xiawson instructor fitter fiJ Holmes 93 PW Bancroft 84 and Horn 95 DOTVS IXEXEEN FKET McCarthys Cinnabar Mine 1 Heading Toward China Contractor McCarthy Is confident that his mine will Boon yield enough cinnabar to paint the entire universe a bright crimson hue So is Captain Hook of the same opinion while lieutenants QKonrke and Casey In the hole say nothing hut keep on shoveling Corporal Collins on the gate It looking morel mysterious tnau nsui ma reiusei amn any one to the camp unless armed with the proper credentials The scene of the great mining worts is daily visited by brigadier genenils non commissioned officers aad privates who whisper words oi encouragement into McCarthys ear and then make short trips with him to the next corner Last night the shaft was down to a depth of fifteen feet with good prospects of going deeper The ore is of the same grade as that found nearer the surface McCarthy says he Is going toprobe his find to the bottom if he has to use dynamite lit this he is encouraged br the superintendent whose job will last I that much longer A Substantial Verdict A Jury in Judge Slacks court last night brought in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in the suit of Mrs Mary Look versus the Southern Pacific Company MrsXook was one of those injured in the Webster street bridge disaster at Oakland on Decoration day three years ago She sued for 53500 damages and the Jury after four hours deliberation allowed her 5000 Autopsy on Goldinga Body An autopsy was held yesterday on there mains of Goldlng the commercial traveler who dropped dead on Kearny street on Wedneadavevenlzur It was found that the immediate cause of death was fatty degenera tion ot the heart superinduced oy dissipation I In mailing copies of the World1 1 Fair Ckmnidebear mind that tft pottage tm jwper to Cctnaiffj Mexico or any part of the Urnhxk Stales it 4 centt per copy To any foreign country in the portal tintos the poitagi it emit ilother and son defendants in the Clark Hethenngton arson case many of the strange details of which have been published in the Chsoxicle were again before the Police Court for preliminary examination yesterday morning Mrs Hethenngton and her son Harry Clark sat side by side next their counsel Poote appeared as special counsel for the prosecution while Fire Marshal Towe who unraveled the curious web of circumstances in which the fire at 703 Fulton street on April 6th was enshrouded occupied a chair on his right Mrs Hethenngton was dressed in black the only xehef from the somber hue of her apparel being an old fashioned cameo brooch the white figure of which stood out in relief on a pink ground Her silver gray hair was but partially con cealed by a thin veil and from behind thisnunsy concealment her keen gray eyes seemed to never change their eager glance from the witness on the stand The son sat in a dumb stolid sort of way his thin sallow features being de void of character but full of cunning In the front row of spectators was a gray bearded man who followed every movement of the Drosecution with an eager interest which he showed by fre quently leaning forward to speat to the attorney for the prisoner He Was Clark the womans divorced husband who is now a hotel keerjer at Nevada He it is said is her only nend in her present trouDie and 1a making ever effort to secure her release while he wouli not raise a finger to save their son from aiL Xellogg agent of the North American Insurance Company told how he had on March 29th issued a rjolicv to Mrs Clark for 2000 of which 1750 was for fur niture and szau lor wearing apparel She Said 16 premium and signed the name Clark At the tune Mrs Clark took out the policy she said she already had some property at the house 70S Fulton street and expected 4000 or 5000 worth more from Los Aneeles She inquired How do you know in case of a fire that all the furniture represented to be in a house is burned up The witness re plied We have a way of finding out After the fire Mrs Clark compromised her ciaim oy accepting tne return 01 tne 10 oremium oaid bv her Joseph Wood who lives at 70SKTul ton street over the premises where the nrr occurred said tnat on tne night ot ilia Knmini ha wo in lia drtrian Alvkn 9 oclock be heard something fall and went out on his porch to see what it was He smelt smoke and coal oil and through the window saw the light of flames Wit nessimmediatelyran around the corner to the engine houe on McAllister street and turned in a still alarm The door to the house in which the fire occurred was opened by a young man Young Clark the defendent was asked to stand up and witness said he was not the man who opened the door Charles Mayheld a clerk in the real estate office of Christiansen 303 Sixteenth street took the stand with the daybook of the firm in his hand By the aid of this he testified that young Clark was in the office on April 10th and gave the nameot Hethenngton Defendant said he wanted to rent a houe or a cottage and finally selected one at 15 Dearborn street paying 5 deposit Sam Bendit the furniture dealer explained how he had appraised the furniture at 703 Fulton street at 93 50 It was the same furniture that had been insured for 1750 James Hawkes son of the owner of the house in which the fire occurred identified the defendants as the parties who had occupied the place He testified that he was in a saloon on the corner of Buchanan and Fulton streets at the time it became known there was a fire at 70S which was only about sixty feet away About this time young Clark came in and was drinking a glass of beer There were several other persons in the saloon and as the engine passed they all rushed outexcept young Clark Witness could not open the door of the house and finally got the key from Clark On cross examination Mr Hawkes said after he failed to get into the house he ran back to the saloon to find Clark The latter was not there and he finally found him on the street near the house and got the key from him Clark did not go into the house Witness saw portions of lamt on the floor and smelt coal oil on the floor and on a lounge also saw bunches of oil soaked and cartlallv burned matches The flames were confined prin cipally to a large nox oi straw and rubbish This was carried out by the fire men ONeil who acted watchman for Fire Marshal Towe said that he took charge of the place about 9 30 oclock or a half hour after the fire A lamp and some nartlv burned matches were on the floor while the burner of the lamp was on an old bureau Witness identified the burner The next morning at about 10 SO oclock Mrs Clark came to the house and said she would go over to Oakland and get her policy of insurance In about an hour she returned and said she had given her key to some one else to go and get the policy Mr ONeil said that before he took charge of the premises the firemen were in charge The glass part of the lamp was in the center of the floor while the brass rim of the body of the lamp was over near the fireplace The burner which had been sere wed from the run was on the bureau There was coal Oil scattered About in the parlor and kitchen Foote for the prosecution sub mitted their case while counsel for the defense answered that they would introduce no testimony Judge Campbell found that the crime of arson had been committed and that there was every reason to believe thatit had been committed by the defendants although in his opinion the evidence was not as strong against the man as the woman He accordingly held them for trial before the Snpenor Court with bail fixed at 3000 in each case marriages SLOCUM HOWABD In thfs city April 89 by Slocum to Be METPCCSr KEKCHEVAIr ln this city April 28 by Bev Dt stebbins William Metson to Josephine Kercbeval HAKOLD PUMTEA In Sulsmi April 24 by Rev Or Taylor Bobert Harold to Laara Pmnyea DEATHS McSIXTtilN ln this city April 26 James Mc SlnlUn beloved husband of Myrtle McMoLia and father of Howard Elmer end lsle Mo Mulllnand son of David and Mary McMuuln and brother ot Samuel McMnllln a native of Bollnas Marin county aged 32 years 2 months and 11 days 3Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Fri day at 1 dock sharp from his late residence 755 Harrison street thence to Masonic Hall corner of Post and Montgomery streets where the services win be held commencing at 8p under tbe auspices of Xlnr Solomon Lodge a 02601 and A Spartan Lodge 36 A 6 Pacific Parlor Ko7l0 8G and Court Occidental Ao 6676 A Interment ilasonlc Cemetery 8 VTiOtftcen and members of Pacific Parlor 010 Yon are hereby notified to assemble at our regular meeting hall Pioneer bnildlnr 24 Fourth street this day Friday at 12 SO oclock sharp for the purpose of attend inx the funeral of oar late brotner James Ho Jlulllii Fines for non attendance strictly enforced By order ot JOS HAWKnrSFIrst Vice President I UruxB Becordlng Secretary IX3BYEA At StBelenaCalDr AM loryea a natlre of Charleston 8 tX aged 63 years 1 month and 3 days STS Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tbla day Frl day at 9 80 clock from bis late residence 2524 California street thence by special train to Borne of Peace Cemeteryr leaving Valencia street station at 11 oclock A Washington Lodre So SO Officers and members are respectfully requested to attend the funeral of Brother A MXoryea this day Friday at 9 30 oclock from his late residence 2524 California street By order lLErNGEKF ETJBEKA BE3TEVOLEST ASSOCTATI9N Tbe members of this association are requested to attend tne tnnerai ot oar late memner vr a 31 Lorj eato take 9 30 clock from fornia street Br order IEO ELOESSEB Secretary JttvENKYXn this city April 26 John CL beloved son of Owerr and toe late Elizabeth Feeney of Oakland and brother in law of ilattbew Soul van anatlveof ew1orfccltyaged39yearsU months and 6 daysv A3Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the ftra ral this day Frl day at 9 clock from the undertaking parlors of McGinn Bros 31 Fddy street thence to St Mary a Church California streetwhere a solemn requiem mass wlU be celebrated for tbe repose of his soul commencing at 9 SO a Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland on 11 IS a boat creek route ALLEN In this city April 26 Mrs LUxie A Allen widow of the late Henrr Allen and daughter of Mrs Lydia Hardy and tbe late Aretaa Hardy aped 49 years and 3 months 3QS av day at 12 from her late residence 2524 Har asFriends and acaualntances are resDectfnuT invited to attend the funeral this day Frl ket street Caatzo street cars Interment pri vate UTLNES In this citT April 26 Mildred Maude only child of John and Clare Maude Milnes aged 24 days 7Funeral services wUl be held this day CFriday at 11 30 clock at the residence of her paren 2034 Howard street Interment private at Mountain View Cemetery Oakland HUKTER In this dty April 37 Kathanlel xiunter native ox Connecticut agea 04 years ea Friends and acaualntances are resnectfuUv Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow atnr iay as a cioce irom nia late residence 711 ShotweU street MOULTOX In this cttv Amfl 27 of dlnhtherla Kroors tenno only son 01 lrvrngjr ana Anne scnoneia aiouaon a native ox an rrancisco aged 10 years and 27 days Boston and Win cnester unass copy and Chicago ILL papers please AsrInterment private Hl lVltt iU IUI3 Ukr ilHU IiBUUUCIUTiUUU ppencer a native oiaewi 0Tagea ao years EfAouce 01 xonerai nereaxter TEVLIN A solemn requiem mass for therepose or tne soui 01 tne late oan 1 viin wiuk celebrated ax tbe Mission Dolores Church to morrow Saturday commenclnc at 9 a WILLIAVS In 35 ew York dtr Anril 28 Dr James isowsteaa wiiiimih a native 01 feacT men to area 3i years tsaci county papers please copy NEVENS In Peoria HUApril 17Bev Dr Henry VD levins beloved husband of Mrs Dalngerneld Kevins TJPPEKMAS In this city April 27 John Xfp perman a native ot Baltimore Md aged SO years AMUSEMENTS THE OLYMPIC CLUB Fait and Roman Coliseum MECHA2nCS FATILION SECOND SEASON April 24 25 26 27 28 29 1893 Grand Eeprodactlon of the Soman Coliseum Caesars Bntry In State at 8 Casassas Band of Forty Pieces Model of Ancient Babylon SybnrCava and Gypsies Camp SPECIAL CHILDRENS MATINEE 3 3 3t To Xr Auction Bales in Booths After the Performance Doors Open at 7 Artistic Arrangements and Costumes by AMK DEE JODLLIX Scenic Effects by FORREST SEABTJBT Director of Games A A PA AT Musical Director XL STEWART Admission 50c Admission Including Reserved Seats S100 Reserved Seats on Sale at Sherman A Clays Music Store from 9 to So clock dally SEWSOS Manager BALDWIN THEATEH ALHAT1CA3 A PunprUtAM AxraiD Botrvrca Manager XAST 3 NIGHTS Last Mattsxi To lLoaaow SaxrmsaT 3E SOTHERN Presenting the Successful Comedy THE MAISTER OF WDODBABBOW EXTRA NEXT WEEK Fob 2 Wtxxa Oxet Ma Brcaaxs MANSFIELD AND STOCK COMPANY Under the Sole Direction of Mr John Slocum Presenting during the entire First Week May 1st to 6th THE SCARLET LETTER Second Week May 8th to 13th BEATJ BBUMMEV PABISTAIT BOMANCE PRINCE KARL SEATS NOW ON SALE A3 Regular Baldwin Prices JM THE BUSH STREET THEATER Ma Tmni ppYrirdTr Mb Geo xTTgitr TO NIGHT TO NIOHT MATINEE TO MOBBOWa AT 3 FLOBENCE MR3 MRS vr MBS LORE2CE Assisted by Mx Howard Cotkstt Mb Bqwabs ovisir Mb Howabd Covenkt And her Own Company presenting the Famous Comedy THF THE DOLLAR DOLLAB Next Wane MRS FLORENCE THE OLD LOVE AST THE NEW CALIFORNIA THE ATE THE BEST VAUDEVILLE COMFANT EVER SEEK IN SAK FRASTC1SCO HOWABD HOWABD SPECIALTT SPECIALTY FIRST MATTVEE TOMORROW AT 2 HOWARD HOWABD 8PECIALTY SPECIALTY MISCELLANEOUS THE LATEST Magee Ranges WITH RAISING ORATE FOR SAVING COAL With and Without Water Backs TAYLOR GOODRICH 27 New Montgomery St PACIFIC COAST AGENT A WONDERFTJL TABLE ilade for tbe Worlds Fair by at Fort Bragg Woodsman from Fort Bragg a very beautiful and in genious piece of furniture has been sent down to tbe Cbxonicuc to be forwarded to the Worlds Tair The table for snchit is was made br woodsman named Charles Brown In his leisure hours It required two years to make and was all bnt wholly constructed by the aid of a rocket knife In the table fourteen different woods indigenous to Mendocino county and 2000 dis tinct pieces nave oeen ueea so mat it is a curiosity Interest in the jtable however does not end there By observing the table cioseiv a hidden serine will be found which on belne Dressed causes a wooden snake to crawl out By means of other secret attach ments peculiar changes are eneciea in ine inlaid too so that the table Is a model of patient work and mechanical Ingenuity Mr Pmgm valnoa It at 1 and will aell it at the fair for that sum The table has been in trusted to the care ot the California nonas Fair commission Xntherani In California Mri Kallls Bleailnt Enter a member the advisory council ot tea Worlds Fair fcu coxa CYPHES9 LAWN CEMETERY Pf SAV MATEO COTJNTY NOJr SECTA rtan Laid oat on the lawn plan Perpetual care Beaatlxoi permanent ana easy ot access Bee it before buying a burial place elsewhere City Office City Halt Avonan THE TUBF RACING RACING RACING BLOOD HORSE BAOESv BAY DISTRICT TRACK EVERY SIGHT IXCLrjDLVt SUNDAY STEAMSHIP TRAVEL FACmC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH XLTE3 TC NEW YORK VIA PANAMA Steamers win sail at noon on the Sib lSto and 23th of each month rrg at various ports Mexico and Central juaenca Thronzh llne saillnes SSCitr of Srdnev Mar 5th SS Acaxtolco May 15th RS Colon May 23th Son When the sailing day falls on Sunday steamer will be dispatched following Mondav WAY LINE TO 1MEXICAJ AND CENTRAL AlLfcKJUAS UKl a AJNU raJXAJlA Steamers leave San Francisco at noon on the 3d and lbth of each month calllnst at varlons Mexi SS BanBIaa SS Baa Joan MaySd CaylSth May tipiv i vn nrrvi rnvr FOR YOKOHAMA AJiD HOJkGKOjfO connecting at Yokohama with steamers tor Bnangnai ana as uongKong ror jlmmi Indies Straits etc FOB HOXGKOVQ VIA YOKOHAMA SS Peru Saturday May 13th at 3 rJC sa uty ot bio ae anetro Ttinradav Jane 1st at SS Cltv of Peklnsr Thnrsday June S2d at 3 Jt S3 China via Honolulu Monday July Sdat 3 rjt Bonnd irip tickets to Yokohama and return at reduced rales freight or passage apply at the office corner of First and Brannaq streets Branch office 202 Front street ALEXANDER CiiNTEB General Agent PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf Ran Francisco as follows Lorlns Wraogel Jnnean Bltka etc Alaska at 9 A April 30 May 15 80 June i 14 19 29 Jntyfl41929AnKnst31Sl28 For lctorla and Vanconver Port Town sertdJPeattleTacomaAnacortesFatrhaTen and Iiew Whatcom Wash 9 a ic every fifth day connecting at Vancouver with tbeCP BBat Tacoma with the TfBTt at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For Areata Enreka and Fields Landing Humboldt bay str Pomona every Wednesday at 9a For Santa Cms Monterey San Simeon Cayucoa Port Harford San Luis Obispo Gaviota Santa Barbara Ventura Bedondo ban Pedro Los An eeles and Newport 8 A It April 21 26 SO May For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford Son Ltds Obispo Santa Barbara Bedondo San Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 11 a IL April 19 23 28 Mayi 7 1116 20 J29r For Ensenada San Joae del CaboMaedalena bay Mazatlan La Paz and Guaymaa Mexico steamer 2 ewborn 10 a 1st of each month Ticket offlce Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street GOOD ALUFERhI dt CO General Agents 10 Market street San Francisco FOR PORTLAND AND AbTORIAOB THE 11X101 PACIFIC BYSTEM COCEAK Division and Pacific Coast Steamship Company will dispatch from Spear street wharf at 10 A Jt One of thetr Al Iron steamships viz Stats or Caxrroa vu April 18 30 May 13 24 CoLCXBia April 28 May 2a Onzaox ApHL 22 May 16 28 Connectlnir via Portland with tba Union Pacific and other diverging lines from all points in Jfre pnVtt ashlngton British Columbia Alaska Idaho Montana Dakota Utah Wyoming Yellowstone Park and all other points east and south and to orope Fare to Portland Cabin 16 steerage S3 round trip 3a Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 Kew Montgomery street and 1 Montgomery street Freight office 200 Caltfornta street GOODALL PERKIiiS dt CO Supts Ocean line 10 Market at San Francisco OCCIDENTAL OaiETAL STKABSmP CO FOB JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHABF COB First and Brannan streets at 3 for TOKOHAMA XSTD HONGKOa Connecting at Yokohama with steamer for Shan ghat SELOTC via HonolulttThursday May 4th tvefrrf Tuesday May 23d OABLIC Tuesday June 13th BELOIC Thursday July 13th Bonnd trto tickets at reduced rates Cabin plans on Exhibition and passenger tickets for sale at Company a general offices room 74 cor Fourth and Townsend sta San Francisco For freight apply to tne Traffic Manager at tns Pacific Mali Steamship Company wharf or at 203 Front street San Francisco GOODMAN Oea Pass Agent GEO BICE Traffic Manager OREGOV PACIFIC CO SrKAHER FOB PORTLAND SALEM ALBANY EUGENE CrTYETC Steamship line to YAQUTNA BAY Br this water tight compartments Will sail from section 4 mwdl Steamer W11UJ1EITE ViliEY will sail about May fith at 11 a Passenger rate to Portland first class li second class S8 Albany first class 12 second class For freight rates apply to VAUGHN General Agent section 4 seawall FOR aTJMBOLDT BAY ETJBEKA ABCATA ATO FIELDS LAND ING and DIRECT ROUTE TO HEW RIVER MINES carrying the United States Mails The steamer HUMBOLDT wUl leava Washing ton street wharf for above porta on Saturday April 29th at 9 A JC For freight and passage apply to KALLsir 65 40O Front street STOCXYTELUS THEATER Stock witi Lessee and Proprietor AX KLIXXSH0C8I THIS WEEK THIS WEEK LAST OF MR VEIL BURGESS MR NEIL BURGESS LAST OF COLD MOLASSES LAST OF THE GREAT RACE LAST OF THE COUVTY FAIR COUNTY FAIR NEXT STTVDAY EVENING MR OLIVER BYBOH I UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE UPS JtND DOWNS OF LttE UPS AAD D0VNS OF LIFE SEATS NOW ON SALE TlVOLt OPE tA aonSE Xaxxots Baoa CT Proprietors and Managers ONE WEEK ONLY WVrsrcxirt WarxaCKs TO NIGHT I uyxxY orsaa 1U MUU1 MARTTANA MARITANA MARITAVA MARITANA MABfTAN A MARITANA MARITANA MARITANA MARITANA MABXTANA firnrtETZ Monday May ut Pokcxsab TO JilGIir TO MOHT TO NIGHT TO MGHT TO NIGHT POPULAR PRICES YEOMEN TO NIOHT TO NIGHT MABTTANA MABITAVA MARITANA MARITANA MARITANA SCHUETZ AS DoiCSAa TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO VIGHT TO NIGHT 2ScajcdB0c METROPOLITAN HALL tST 17 DAYSt 17 DAYSt APRIL 1ST TO APRIL 30TH BACING EVERY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FBIDAY AND SATURDAY RACf OR SHINE FIVE OR MORE BACE3 EACH DAY Races 8t akt at 3 Shabp PICNICSHEXCUESIOS sai rRAScrco NOSTar pacifio jti co EL CAMPOl EL CAMPOl CAMPO every SUNDAY from Tthuron Ferry as lUUUW LEAVE SAN1 FBANCISCO at 10 SO A 1 12 10 2 00 and 4 OOP 1EA EEL CAMPO at 11 15 a 1 00 3 00 and 6 00P Fare fbr round trip Including admission to tbe grounds 25c MEDICAL TO THE UNFORTUNATE Dr Gibbon Dispe snry OHO 3KEABNY STltEEi COB COM Da merciaLSaa Francisco entrance on commercial street lstahiished in 1854 for the treatment and cure of ail dis eases of the nrlnary and generative organs and an stages of seminal weak neaa conseanent upon the errors ex hrno ranceoi xne sexes snccewnuiT create ise sics I and afflicted should not fat to call ubou him The xiocwr naa hitcihi eAeaiTciy in Micvpe juiu ur epected thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining great deal ot valuable Information which he IS competent totmprt to tt ose In need of his services The Doctor cures when others fail Try htm DRGIEBO will make no charge unless he enecis a cure ersena ac ojsunce may os CURED AT HOME AU communications strictly confidential Charges reasonable Call or write AiMnu TIB I uIBBOX H23 Eunr atraaL or lFOpoxl9S7BaarraBCse Trns FarDAT Evkxtj mAran 28n And Saturday matinee April 29th at 2 SOrjc World Great Violinist REMENYI BEMKNYI BEMENYI The renowned Hungarian Violin Vprtuoso and his superb company of MUSICAL STABS Under the management of Albert Marka CarAcrrr orHousas TcsTxn Evtsmsm Reserved seats SI 50 Admission Reserved seats on sale at Sherman Clay A Cos on and after Frl flay AprP2l8t BHOAIiWATJSR BAY AND OKAYS HARBOR ONLY DIRECT ROUTE Commercial Una of steamers aaHlnr ererr other Saturday at 10 a sl commencing January 18 1893 for ail points on above harbor GRAYS HABBOB COMMERCIAL COMPANY AUr13 121 Market Street San Francisco STEAMhR3 FOR STOCKTON LEAVE WASBTNGTOV ST WHARFDATLY Snndav executed itSra Fare 25c bertha 25c Steamer Meters Monday Wednesday and Friday steamer City Of Stockton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday CALIFORNIA NAVIGATION AND IMPROVE MENT COMPANY RAILROAD TEAVJEL OUTIIEIljr iMXIFIC COXTAHTi FACtriO SVSTD TrtmtaTadireiarntTtTstt Si AN WtASClStO aaava Feom Arn32 naa Acarra 7oOaBenteiaBmtisey bacnmeniA 7I3r a0AIayvaxdii2iJesatHlSmJEel3I3r lilies and bii Jose ISilSe 7iZa Martincs San Bason and CslwiogSi slSr 7OaE1 VeraooandfianURCTa 15r OAfiasramtoACcddqigTiaDaTis 7tl3r tAAUJinc Express for Cedes and Bast rtSri 4S9aAUes Sau Jose Stockton lane Sseramento Uarn VtlHBdBtflatlOroTaW TliW SrStfaNeir Orleari Express Los Angetea licmlnft EL Puo New Orteaut and East 8K3 aBtoriJonsniiliiJtai S13 laoeallaTwardsNiba Lrrermor 7H3 I toer Sacramento Rlrer Steamers ttr 30r VaBejoaadHartlnex StOOr Haywarus Nuts and San Jess 43A r9rMartmez Stoclrtan Merced Rarmond for Yosemite and fresao IJjIS 4r0r Mxriiccz San EaroonTalleK Cahstoga El Verantf and SanUEosa Brf3 0r Benld and Sacraajento 1013a 4 OOe Woodland and OroiIU leilsr PVCSTUl 10x15 4i30p Kilts and Urermors 7 843a OroarFOTopeaa Matt Ocdcn and Eist 1 643a Wr Lor Angeles Express Fresno BakersUeld Kante Barbara ad I Angeles 9lSa oiia iijng aumiuc tl visa 7J4SA iSi43 Press for Molars and Rit liaywards Niks and San Jon StOO CTiMrVaela 7sSOr Oregon Brpreiok Sacramento MarrSTlUe ldUer Portland Paget Bound and East SiISa r4NTA mZUIYl IoVVarrawJaaiejr 17i43A8ttndaTEiOTrBonforTrerk7 San Jose Los Catos Felton andSanUCna Si3r iI3alietrarkCenterrgie San Jose Felton Boulder Creek Santa CrtBandWayStaaons i3t 8J3I Newark Cenl rrCle San Jose Ahsaden Felton BonMer Creek Santa Gnu aad prln dpal Way Stsfaona 10fja 4rfIrCenterTeSnJie Txwratm ttAluL COAST PiriMUl TUlrd A Townsend ataj 7 ASaa Jew Ahnaden and Way Stations StSS SslSASsn Jose Gflrcy Tree Finos Pajara Santa Crnr Monterey PaoSc Grore iallnas 8an MignelPaao RoUesand Santa MxrrarlU Sas Lots Obenol mM Uray6tatlonsU stp lt0iBaaJnseandWayStaUoi4 Biin I93PCseryrFalAltoaadWay Stations 3LSSJT fcaOeSan Jose GUrcy Tree Finos Santa Crnx Kaunas Monterey and PadSe Crore IOHOa XOr San Jose and Pnndpal Way fictions 47a 4x30 Palo Alto and Way Stations 8 0t 3p8anJcwandWiyStmtfctia Sst e30raloAltoandWaytatioos 6 33a 11 i43r Pim Alto and Pnidpal Way SjUIoos i7cT AforMomiag for Afternoon Sundays uoepted tbaturdiTSOnly Sundays only VANDERBILT ZAHEs KTOTICE TO OVEBLAND PASSENGERS Purchase your tickets for an points East at UNION OVERLAND TICKET OFF4CE 10 McrsTooitEST srarwiv LOWEST BATES SJesmshlp tickets to and from all points Jar Europe Passengers taking theVanderbUt Lines arrva in New lortCity without transfer at the Grand Central Station the only Depot In New York Two Hotras est AhVAsrca or asrr OrHtaLna CARLTON CRANE Pacific Coast Agent SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY THE DONAHUE BROAD GAUGE BOCTEV and nntll fnrther notice boats and trains leave from and arrlre atthe6aa Frandsoo Paa senger lepot usraret street nan as follows FBOM SAN FRANCISCO FOR TTBUBOS BELVEDERE AND SAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS 7 40 8 23 11 20 A it Jl30 S30o 056 2Qp SUNDATS 80 9 JO 11 00 a it lJOl 850 SrV8 20ik FROM SAN RAFAEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO WEEK DAYS eS 7 55 9 SO 11 a Jt 103 406 O5r ic SATUBDAYS ONLY An extra trip at 630 SUNDAYS 8 la 840 11 10 A 140 40L 6 00 6 25 ic FBMTTIBURCNTOR4NI3ANCISCCv WEEK DAYS 6 50 8 20 9M 115 a It 215 4 055 35 pm 8ATVJBDAYS 03TiY An extra trip at 6 SUNDAYS 8 40 1003 35 a MJ 26 4 05 630 6 65 Leave San Francisco 7 40am 330PM 05PM 800am 9 30a 5 OOp NORTH QhKMA LLOYD CO VTEW YORK rSOUTHAMPTON BREMEN Al The fast exnresa steamers of thta comnanr sail every TUESDAY and SATURDAY SPRING SAILINGS 1893 Havel i i Toes May 9 Lahn i Tnea May 16 Saale SaU May 20 Ppree Tues May 21 Trave SaL May 27 AUer Tuea May 30 Fms AaL Jnne Sat June 10 lahn Toes June 1 3 KaIserWaLThnrJnel5 Saale Sat Jane 17 Tuts one CO Sat June 24 Tnes Jnna 27 Havel Tnes June 6 Ttme from New York to Southampton 1H dart From Southampton to Bremen 24 to SO hours From Southampton to London by Southwestern RrCo 2i hours Trains cvrr hoar In ths mm jntr season Railway carriages for London await passengers ooauuionraD qkki on arriTai ox express steamers from ew York These steamers are well known for their speed comfort and excellent cuisine FAST ROUTE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN Direct tine to South of France Riviera and Italy touching at Gibraltar to land passengers to Rpaln 8 FnTda Rat May 6th at JO a Kaiser II Sat May Isth at 10 a leave New York for Genoa and regularly thereafter ROBRT CAPELLE General Agent for PadOo coast 118 Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel San Francisco GUNABD LINBLNEW VORK TO LIVERPOOL via UUEEN3TOWN from PIER 40 NORTH RUER Fast Exrxxss Rtavica CAMPANTA i Saturday May 6th 9 A UMBRia Saturday May 13th 3pm AURAA IA Saturday May 20th 9 a ETRUBIA Satnrdav Mav 27th 3 turuay one so 8 am CAMPANIA UWBRIA Saturday Jnne 10th 3rlL EZTaa STxaMzraa May 23d noon ay 23d noc i 6th 10 a i Cabin psssagei 50 and npward second cabin 35 steerage tickets to and from all parts of En rone at verr low rates For freight and samara apply at the companys offlce 4 Bowling Green VERNON BROWN CO General Agents Good accommodations can always be secured on application to WILLIAMS D1MOND CO Agents San Francisco 7 40a m8Ua 3 31f 740a M800am oxnruiiixiru 7 40a MI800 830 pm 15 00 Destisa Tiosr Petaluma and anta Boss Fulton Windsor HealdsbuTg1 laoveroaie Pieta Hopiaad and TTrtah Uuerneville boooma and Glen Ellen SebastopoL Arrive SanFrandseo 10 40a t05PM 7 30 pm 10 40am 6 05 pm 8 5017 10 30 AM eiOPM in 3nv 6 10pm Slaea connect at Santa Ross for Mark West Springs at teyseTvWe for Skaggs Springal Stewart Point Gaalala and Point Arena at uover dale tor the Gevsers at pieta ror Jiuniana springs KelseyviUe Soda Bay Lakeportaad Bartlett Springs at Hopland for Lakeport at TJkiah for Vichy Springs Saratoga Springs Sine lakes Itter Springs Upper Lakev Lakeport UUlitts Cahto Orrs Hot uprises Mendocino City Fort Bragg eatport UaalTSydesville and Enreka EXCURSION TICKETS from Saturdays to Mon days To Petalnraa 1 50 to Santa Rosa ft 23 to Healdshur S3 40 to Clovtrdale 14 50 to norland 5 TO to Lklah 6 75 to bebastopol i 70 toucrnevmafa7a to Boooma si eu ra Glen Ellen fl 80 EXCURSION TICKETS good for Sunday onlyi to Petalnma lto Santa Row 31 BO fleald burgfi 25 to Cloverdale 3 to tklah 4 50 to Hopland S3 80 to SebastopoL 31 80 to Oaerna vtUe 50 to bonoma 31 toUlfni Uen fllW WHITING PETER MC0LYNN Gen Manager Gen Pass dt Tkt Agt Ticket offices at Terry 86 Montgomery street and 2 1 ew Montgomery St NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD Via Ssnsallto Ferry TIME TABLE IN ETFECT APRIL 18 1893 From Sau hrancleot To SAU8ALTTO and MTLL VALLEY week dayif 7 30 8 00 9 00r 100 A tl 45 254 15 5 10 8 45 630 iSandvrt Soa fiOO 10 00113VAMtlO2 15 4i5 80p Extra trip on Sundays to SACSALlTOaCllKM a 6 45 and 7 30 ALCAZAR THEATER This popular house will be ready forbnslnesson and after MONpAY May 8th for first class shows Can be rented by day week or month For terms address oraDply to GEORGE WAXLENBOD Offlce Alcwar Theater CAL LfiAQCE BASEB ALLQR0TJND8 End of Park cable cars BASEBALL BASEBALL THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 2 and SUNDAY at 30 OAKLAND SSAN FRASCISCdT Sunday at 10 30 a Olympic Reds vs Maroons Admission 25 and 10 cents ladles tree reserved seats 25 cents extra on Sundays On sale at Will Flacks Baxar 820 Market street GrUND HASQUEBADB AND CACX1VAL TOK THI BESETIT OT TEX 1 WIDOWS AND OBPHANSOF150 FISHERMEN Drowned in Lopoten Norway On January 25 1893 In SARATOGA HALL Sli Geary Street Satbsdt Evastsa April 29 1893 Admission DO cents GAB COLUMBIAN MAYDAY PKTIVAL GBAND OPERA HOUSE Jr MAY 1833 Afternoon and Evening The Stelnway Concert Grand Piano used on gt this occasion la urnlabsd from the wararooma tr 6ttrmaaraayco FAST KOUT jfi TO LONDON AND THE CONTINENT HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CCv THE ONLY LINE HAVINa FOUR FAST twin screw exnresa steamers of 10 000 tons and 13 16 000 horse Dower the largest and fastest of tbe German marine The exsress steamers Furst Bismarck Columbia Augusta Victoria and 1 normannia sau Thursdays for Sonthampton London and the continent Passengers by this line for London transferred at Southampton to tbe Hamburg American lines special train and tot warded to London Ctt aterloo station Ttme 2 hours Regular service man steamers Taesdava and Saturdays Through passage tickets direct to Southampton London Hamburg Havre Paris Berlin Vl nna Copenhagen Gothenburg and all European points A wmyer General Agent for Partac coast 401 California at cor Sansome San Francisco AMiRIOAN AND RED iTAR LttfbS NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON ANTW EBP THE ACCOMMODATIONS AND TNDUCE ments offered by these lines are unsurpassed Regular weekly service between New York Southamston Paris Antwero and all contlnpntsl points by the new twin screw steamers ot 10500 tons Steerage tickets to and from all European point CXT 1VTV liKt ror tickets cabin ci apply to FLETCHER Agent For tickets cabin plans and farther Information pplyto FLETCHER Agent 613 Market street Grand Hotel Building INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY To KObs VALLE and 8AN RAFABI iweeK daTS 309 00 10 30 1 45 3 254 15 6 10 5 45 60 Sundays S0O 90 10 00 1130 a 12 30 1 S0 2 1540O53O sp Extra trip week days to BOSS VALLEY at8 00 AM To Francica From SAN RAFAEL 7 458 3a 9 lO 10 SO mundavi 8 00 1 00 2 233 45 5 15 6 00 7 OOP Extra trip oh Saturdays at 6 40 irom uiA week day si 8 10 645 AM 1 8 2S 5 10 SJS 11 00 11JA A1LI 7 558451 5 ISP L152 SO 4 00 60 6 35 FromSALSALlTO week days 45 7 J5i 8 15 9MK 9 45 11 25 A 2 25 4I455 J0 MSundaySr 8 4510 20 10 4011 40 am 12 351 353X94 306006 67 45 pm Extra trip on Saturdays at 7 10 800 am dally 4 15 week days AM SOOSnndaya 8 00 am dally 4 15 week days 8 00 A daily 4 IS Saturdays Camp Taylor Tocaloma Point Reyes 8 45 a i wee jSOOPM iosya i7 2arMiSoa 15 eit days Tomsles VaHcrford Howards 845AMlaeea 6 20 rM I day a nr 8 15 Snudaya Busslattfilvuj js45Mondaya Duncans Mills fp Cazadem ICO week days 1815 Sunday General Agents TRANS COHPAGNIE GEN ER ALE ATLANT1QUE TTBENCH LINE TO HAVRE COMPANYS pier tnewl 42 North River foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit bv English railway and the discomfort crnminr the channel in a small boat LaTooralneCap taia i riuigvut suurusy Apru ami ngtKu Bretagne Captain Collier Satnrday May 6that noon LaBourgogne Captain Lcboeuf Saturday May 13th at 3 a La Champagne Captain Lamont Saturday May JiOth at noon For further particulars apply to A FORGET Agent Bowline GreenNew York 1LGAZIC0 Agents 5 Montgomery avenue San Francisco branch office 19 Montgomery street THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE HAS BEEN enlarged in else and reduced in pries to 31 50 pexysar Single copies 6 csnts Thirty day lxcursion IvOuaij trpT25Lreducuon Friday to Monday exrarsloB Bouadmir Ucketst Tocaloma and Point Beyes ft 35 Tomales 33 Howards 2 50 CaaaderoS5 Sunday lutcursloa Round triu Csrap Tarlor loealoma and Point Beyes 31 Totnas 81 501 Ilowaras aisarro wu at Csradeto wlh mornirur train tTumsa Fran Cisco to and from Stewart Point Oualala Potut Vrens Cnffeye Cove Navarro MtndoclnoCuy ort Bragg and all points on ttx North faoast a BLAlilIAM Gea Pass ATktAgt Oeneral offices 14 Sansome street BF mit id Vacje 0 3a3i Fe Rwlt Trains Leave and Arrive atRauFtancl too IMataet arreer perrvi Leave Iially From Nov ISt Arrive Ut S30r 90am last eap Tlsiiosvet AUantie Ticket Olhce 650 Market stthroaJde bnUdUg 5an Franclaco A BISI i eenara pasaenger Agssfc rAoti iaagfe aJsvSa cn ara afegaitf CsSraiSrS 4Av JM aes.