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fl TW ccs ls 4V 1 1 jiNv IF DiSi i Ht ft 2 SAN BANCISgd CTOPCEBlXA gy A3aBI2 p9 ff efeTi fepyenue Officers Receiver egiiore a State Court Order SeittireIof Mrs Rosenthals To liaccoStorf Mr Rileys Woes Then is a clash between the Federal nd State authorities buiitisnot thought that the troops will be ordered in from the Presidio or that a war ship will shell the town At last reports the State Militia had not been notirleil to march at a moments notice and wereresting reace fuily in the bosoms of their families wholly unaware of the crisis It is all about Mrs Fannio Rosenthals cigar and tobacco store 621 Marfcel street opposite the Palace Hotel This is not the first time this cigarette deaositorr has attracted public Attention and official scrutiny Last January the matrimonial bonds between Mrs Rosenthal and her husband Burnett Rosenthal were dissolved by order of the Superior Court In order that the infelicity of he couple might not in any way interfere with the tobacco traffic Sujrior Judge Hebbard appointed the welt known statesman Edward Riley to act as receiver of the business Tbe action became necessary because Mrs Rosenthal who received the Contents of the store aud factory as her share of the community property was immediately assailed by ahonle of hungry and relentless creditors wholly regard ess of her efforts lo pnrsue a life of single and separate bliss About tbis time too the Federal officials undertook todis nrb Mrs Rosenthals commercial equanimity by charging her with violating the revenue laws by selling unstamped tobacco They proposed to confiscate her property but Judge Hebbard objected and informed them that they would be arrested for contempt of court if they did not desist as the store was in the hands of a receiver duly appointed by him The Federal officials commune1 with themselves for a brief period and then communicated with the authorities at Washington The officials at the national capital were not aware of thefactthit Jndpe Hfbbard had appointed Mr lUey receiverand with an alarming temerity arrtereil the revenue officials to proceed and seize the tobacco cigars ana cigarettes which hud been awarded to Mrs Rosenthal as her share of the community property and which Mr Riley had been guarding The Internal revenue officers yesterday wooped down upon the place and being wholly lacking in appreciation of Mr Riley vigilance placed that officer of the court out upon the sidewalk during a heavy shower and Special Agent Gilchrist took charge in the name of the Government That this infringement upon the authority of the State arm of the Government will be resented there can te no doubt The rapidity of action on this line however was temporarily delayed by reason of the absence of Judge Hebbard from the city Swift reparation nevertheless has been demanded by Receiver Riley who appeared before Superior Judge Beawell yesterday afternoon qqd made complaint of his unceremoni 7 JUS removal He was authorized to commence forthwith an action against Revenue Collector Wei burn Deputy Collector Bert Thomas and United States Marshal Barry Baldwin to recover the sum of 20000 for alleged conversion of certain personal property alleged by said receiver to have been taken and earned way from said receiver and converted by said Welbura Thomas and Barry to their own use Mr Riley forthwith filed a complaint in an action for 20000 damages wib the County Clerk He graphically describes the pipes tobacco cigarettes tobacco cutter show cases and other fixtures contained in the plsce and all of a value of 10000 He then charges that the defendants in converting the property to their own use acted maliciously and to Mr Rileys damage in 10000 which together with the value of the goods makes up the total of 20000 which the receiver seeks to recover It is expected that Judge Hebbard will return early in the week when the clash of Federal and State authority will reverberate alone the vaulted carridors of the new City Hall In the meantime Mr Rilev is out of job and proposes to make the Federal authorities pay for it ABOUND HOLLY PARK Fire Protection Is Demanded by tbe Taxpayer The Holly Park and Mission street Improvement Club at a meeting last night appointed a conmittee of three to go before the Supervisors and ask for fire protection for the district south of Thirtieth street From that point to the county line hero is not a single piece of fire apparatus and hydrants are also few in number The nearest engine company is at Twenty sixth street and it is expected to cover over two square miles of territory Rickard Reiehenbach Thomas ONeill and Becherer were named as the committee The atention of the Street Department will be called to the impassable condition of Mission street From Thirtieth street to Silver avenue the railroad company has neglected to keep Its portion of the roadway in repair The rails are from two to four inches above the macadam roadway and are a menace to the lives and property of teamsters A resolution was adopted protesting against the order limiting the speed of cable and electric cars during certain periods to six miles an hour The club favored an increase to twelve miles and expressed the opinion that the growth of the city would be retarded if tbe speed of the trolley cars were limitedwo horse car lime Rapid transit for the suburban districts was urged The Executive Committee was instructed to prepare a petition asking tbe Supervisors to appropriate a sum of money when the next tax levy is made for the im provement of Holly 1arlc II winder JohnLally JJ Gilmore Becherer and i Nei 1 were ADDOlnted to can on resident property owners and urgo aatoioin with the club In developing the locality Funds will be solicited and tbe same committee was authorized to re ceive the contributions A vote of thanks was tendered the Fair mount Improvement Club for Its ofler to co operated with the Holly Park taxpayers in agitating improvements in the southeast Mission JohnLally VThomas Ol TBon residen tfVejn to joii KOE YAIXKY DISPLEASED Scbool Directors Arouse the Jndt nation of Citlxena The Board of Education has aroused the ire of the Xoe valley citizens The decision to build an addition to the James ftj licit 8chool instead of erecting a new ichoolbouaewest of Castro street a re pcr oy tne dents ntf property 0Was discussed with consfderaw fwarminaiameeungol tbe west oiaiiru 1 MEMreettlmprovement Club last night ififfKaWI 1VA1SA1 AIM hKIAA1 TsKSlffcliVC KWBBIWIJ BVU1CU lur WWWJ eJjirevwa or aisregaramg tne wisacs vJclnUj it was ie School Direc st0a7tiSirella IbV memberaiortbe fgi wm fs WSb Jss fti iT4 fJf A 5 i as fisMs feti5 fc fe VKBij je 5 5 wmmmmmmm Board of Supervisors to an indication meeting hich trill be held next Saturday afternoon The School Directors will be given an opportunity to explain why 6000 is to be used for the purchase of a lot adjoining the James Ltck Echoolhonse on Twenty fifth and Noe streets when larger and better pieces can be bad for half that amount iaJerri tdry west of Castro street Tbej wiii be asked why eight rooms are to te added to tbe old and dilapidated building when an entirely new structure can be erected for the same amount and considerable money caved besides in tbe purchase of a site in a chaper and more satisfactory location Complaint was made of tbe damage done by the rock crushing apparatus at Clipper and Douglass street Blasting is carried on to such an extent that the neighborhood has become alarmed at the danger Rocks and flying missiles have been sent in various directions for a distance of a block Pedestrians and residents In the vicinity are constantly menaced A bowlder weighing eleven and one half pounds which was sent crashing into the yard and against the rear of a house on the corner of Army and Diamond streets was exhibited and will be retained as evidence It was stated that no notice is taken of tbe complaints and it was suggested hat warrants be secured and the contractors arrested and that civil actions for damages be also commenced It was decided to act on the former suggestion also to communicate with the Board of Supervisors It was announced that the Street Superintendent had promised to have an outlet for th Ejizabeth street sewer in twenty one days STOCK IN DISPUTE LEGAL CONTEST LASTING YEARS FOR Bank of California Stock in Litigation iu an Oakland Court Governor Budd Gives His Viewa Has a Chat With the Harbor Commissioners Tbe Executive Wants the Architects Condnct Investigated There has been a legal battle the courts for more than ten years over the ownership of 120 shares of the capital stock of the Bank of California The contest has been waxing warm with Nat Brittain tbe capitalist on one side and the Oakland Bant of Savings on tbe other Tbe contest was submitted to a jury in Oakland at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon after a trial lasting over a month Last evening the jury had Been out six hours and they had not agreed on a verdict The battle grew out of the famous failure of Arthnr Bowman who is now dad He was one of Brittainsintimate friends and they had a number of transactions together In 1881 Bowman was in his prime as a banker He borrowed money from the OasJand Bank of Savings at 5 per cent and loaned it out at 7 per cent As he was a director of the bonk he had no trouble in getting money on securities and hisoverdraftat one time went as high as 240000 Brittain wanted to get in and make tome money so he indorsed in blank 120 shares of stock of the Bank of California to Bowman who promptly put it up with the Oakland bank nnd drew down some money Brittain got his money which he now declares he paid back to Bowman Heasseris that he did not owe the latter a cent When Bowman went down with the great financial crash in 1884 his friend Brittain commenced to look around for his stock He found ttiat the Oakland Bank of Savings had the stock turned over to its credit as security for a portion of Bowmans overdraft Brittain declared that it was his stock but tbe bant would hot give it up owing to the fact that it had no notice that Brittain had anytime to do with the stock when it was pat up as security tor Bowmans overdraft During all these years the legal battle has been raging over the stock and the question is still far from being settled No matter what is done in the Superior Court an appeal is sure to be taken to the Supreme Court by tbe defeated party Arthur Bowmans dealings with the bank were fully explained during the trial of the case He had enormous resources and was a man who could command thousands of dollars in cash at a moments notice His 240OOJ overdraft on tbe hank was reduced to 43000 up to the time he failed Tbis sum was fully secured by stocks and the like including thi hanlr dtnrlr nwr which thprn ii nntr i Iu iLi 1 i i 1V1 I non 9UVU Bi JIllcrBBblMK ICliUI UUIllgBU Brittain seems to think that he has got the worst of it in tbe sum of 20000 and he is trying in some way to pull out even Architect A Page Browns alleged neglect of duty in connection with the construction of tbe new ferry depot was the subject of an informal discussion between Governor Budd tbe Harbor Commissioners and Attorney Fred Stratton yesterday afternoon Tbe Governors tone indicated from tbe start that he believed with Commissioner Colnon that Brown has deliberately violated that portion of his contract which requires that he shall at all times supervise the work at the foot of Market street and shall report progress to tbe Board The Governor said that tbis clause was indisputable but he was not altogether pleased with a succeeding clause which sets forth that the architect is subject to the orders of Chief Engineer Holmes This he intimated gave Brown an opportunity to shift tbe responsibility of watching the work on the depot upon Holmes The Governor expressed the wish that the legal aspect of tbe case be gone into thoroughly with a view ascertaining whether or not Brown can be removed from office and bis contract annulled Attorney Stratton pleaded for Brown arguing that all precedents showed that the chief eneineer and not the architect of the Board was the proper official to supervise all work being dtfne under the authority of the Harbor Commissioners Even though Browns contract required him to oversee the work it was the duty of tbe chief engineer to direct the architect the lawyer argued The chief engineer bad been directing affairs at the ferry ever since the work had been commenced and there was no necessity for Browns attendance Mr Stratton said be did not think that Browns absence amounted to a violation of his contract After some further discussion the subject was dropped and Governor Budd ex Eloded what he thought was a little ombshell He declared that since examining the plans and specifications for the new building he baa aiscovered that the 600000 voted by the people to erect the depot would not pay for the structure the Harbor Commissioners were building According to the estimates submitted to him the foundations alone would cost 250000 The building would cost 500 000 and allowing 50000 for interior fittings and incidentals the total cost would amount to 00000 He did not understand how the Commissioners could have made such a blunder knowing as they did that they were limited by law in the matter Mr Stratton came to the rescue once more He was the attorney for the Board when the depot was planned and knew all about the estimates He informed tbe Governor in a very few minutes that the Harbor Commissioners have not as yet touched a cent ol tbe 600000 The thousands which have been paid out for the foundations came from the harbor improvement fund The Commissioners had shown themselves to be clever financiers Mr Stratton intimated by saving the 600000 for an elaborate superstructure In looking over the law they had found that ferry approaches could be built with the money in the improvement fund It was decided that the foundations for the new ferry coald be called approaches to serve the purpose intended and with that understanding the improvement fund has been drawn upon ever since Governor Budd subsided after the deep and dark plot had been unfolded He did not look altogether delighted however and said something about beating the devil around the stump Then the conference ended and thn Governor walked off arm in arm with Commissioner Col BUNKKK MILL DAY Comrolttess Ct Work Arranging for Its Celebration The Buncer Hill Association met on Friday evening William Badger presiding and made arrangements for its celebration and picnic which will be held on June 17th The committee on grounds and transportation reported having selected Glcnwood In the Santa Cruz mountains for the picnic Arrangements have been made with the railroad company to run two trains on the morning of tbe celebration The committee on decorations and salutes reported having written to the Secretary of War for authorization tor the salutes from the harbor fortifications Circulars are being prepared which will be sent to tbe citizens and municipal authorities requesting them to float the flag on Bunker Hill day May Day The public school children will celebrate May dav at Mechanics Pavilion Wednesday Miy 1st MISCELLANEOUS A Youm Girls Trials XZVf ADVKBTKXMKNTIC NERY0US TROUBLES END IN VITUS DANCE ST From the Reporter Fomrrsct hy Among the foothills of the Cumberland mountains near the town of Flat Rock is the happy home of James McPherron Four months ago the daughter of the family a happy girl ol 1 was stricken with St Vltns dance The leading phrslclans were con New Corporation suited but without avail She grew pale and Articles of incorporation of the Imperial i thin under the terrible ner rous strain and Cycling Club were filed with the County Clerk yesterday The directors are Ernest Douglass John 8 Egan William WMIson Alfred Stealey William Earle William Toucker John McDonald Charlns Dsnnals John Bnrns Millett and Eisert There is no capital stock The Merchants Sign and Window Cleaning Company was also incorporated ves terday Directors Case Mrs Aitken Wood BrooksHenry Bush Mathews and Jud kins The capital stock is 2500 of which 1750 has been subscribed COURT NOTtS Bauer has sued Charles Montgomery to recover 8732 balance on a promissory note The ntbernla Bank has sued John It land and wife to loreciose a wu mortgage on property situated on the north line of Bush street west ot Qctavla A Bancroft Co have applied to the Superior Court for an order dissolving the corporation Such action was decided upon by tbe stockholders at a meeting held on the 1st Inst Suits for divorce were filed yesterday by Eu zene Doolej against Elmlna uooley by Sparrow aaatnst fanllne Sparrow and by David Diamond against Sellna Dia mThe German Savings and Loan Society has tied Henryttolff and others tolforecfose a mortgage for 1500 on property situated on Soeart line ofinth street near B7Rauer ha sued A Hatch and A Perkins to recover WSO Jalaneeoii lecWiji for leeal services mid to have been rendered nedeKnTs by Tliahton The orbTi nal claim was for 1250 hadllviDB another wife from whom bo had ep7f J2S2t houseatSBivlott iwnnL Sous and content were badly ew OF ELOCCTUM xntm treat was fast losing her mental powers In fact the thought of placing her in an asylum wa seriously considered Her case has been so widely talked about that the report her cure was like modernizing a miracle of old To a reporter who visited the home the mother said Yes the reports of my daughters sickness and cure are true as you hear them Her affliction grew Into St Vitus dance from an aggravated form of weakness and nervous trouble peculiar to her sex Every source of help was followed to the end but it seemed that physicians and medicine were powerless Day by day she grew worse until we despaired of her life At times she almost went into convulsions She got so that we had to watch her to keep her from wandering away and you can imagine tbe care she was About this time when our mlserw was greatest and all hope had fled 1 read of another caic almost similar that had been cured by a medicine known as Dr Williams Pink Pills Almost in desperation I secured some of thepilU and from that day on the wonder lulworkof restoration commenced the nervousness left her cheeks grew bright with the color of health she gained flesh end grew strong both mentally and physically until to day she is the very picture of good health and happiness It Is no wonder that I speak In glowing terms of Pink Pills to every ailing person I meet They saved my daughters life and I am grateful The foregoing is but one of many wonderful cures that have been credited to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People In many cases tbe reported cures have been Investigated by the leading newspapers and verified in every possible manner Their fame has spread to the far ends of civiliiatlon and there Is hardly a drugstore in this country or abroad where they cannot be found Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are now given to the public as an unfailing blood builder and nerve restorer curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery condition ot the blood or shattered serves The pills are sold by all dealerf or will be sent postpaid oa receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2 50 they are never sold in balk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY Great Barbe Stock of 9 Capes I at 50c on The Dollar of WholesaleCost TO MORROW IfKtT ADTintTisilMCfT iff Barbe Benedict Goldman were the leading manufacturers of Chicago and made the finest in their line are now in the hands of a receiver We will sell their goods as we bought them and create the greatest furor in Garment buying ever witnessed in San Francisco A AIODEIW PaFSTK AMCSKMENTS STOCKWEiLS THEATER THE I TO LAST I NIGHT THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN That is what everybody say of MR EMMETT FRITZ Ana bis perfect company in FRITZ IN A A I But you shouldnt miss BABY SINNOTT One of the wonders of the century REM First class Reserved Seats 25 50 and 78 Cents An excellent seat on the ground floor 50 cntv STEAMSHIP TKAVKL PACIFIC COAST sTuAMSilf CO STEAMER3 WILL SAIL FROM BPOADWAT wharf San Francisco as foliows For Icrtng Wrani Jnneo KIIHsnoo aat Sitka Alaska ktV11L April 5 20 May 3 20 Jui 4H IU 24 For Victoria and Vanconrr CV Port Town seed Seattle Tacoma Everett Anacortes anl New Whatcom Wash April 5 10 15 20 26 30 9 a and errv fifth dav thereafter connecting at Vanconver with I at Tacoma with at Seattle with a Hr at lort Towasentl witb Alaska steamers For jinreea Areata and Kleld4 Landing Humboldt Uay steamer Pomona every Wednesday at iP or Santa Cnix Monterey San Simeon Caya cos Pot Harford San Lots Obispo Qartota anta Barbara Ventnra Hueneme San Pedra East San Pedro Los Anjeles and Newport April 3 7 1115 1 25 27 and every fourth dar hereafter For Son uiesro ttoprlng only at Port Harford San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Port Lot An eel Kedondo Los Anxeles and Newport 11 I April 1 5 9 13 17 iL 25 29 and every lounh day thereafter For Ensenada iSait Joss del Csbo Xazatiaa fas Altata and tiaaymas Met steamer Willamette Valley 10 a 25th of each mouth Ticket office Pflace Hotel 4ew MoDlcmery tiOOUALL PKRKINS fc CO Genl Aleuts ID Market st saa Francisco OCCIDENTALS ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO FOK JAPAN AND CHINA OTEAMKRS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Bran nan streets at 3 YOKOHAMA AND HOXdKONQ Connecting at Yokohama with steamer for SHANGHAI Gaelic Tuesday May 14 1W5 Belclc Saturday Jane IS 195 Coptic via HoDolnla Wednesday JalyS 1895 Bound trip ticket atredticed rates For frelrnt and pasHaxe apply at companys office 425 Market street corner tlrst It STUBBS Secretary FOR HUMBOLDT BAY EURKKA ARCATA AND FIELDS LANDING and PiRfcCT KO0Tls TO NEW RlVKR MINES carrying the United States Malls The steamer HUMBOLDT will leave Washlnc toii streei wharf for above ports oh SATURDAY May 4thatllait or freight and passare apply to KAUSH 4 CO 400 Iront street Splendid New Stores AND MODERN APARTMENTS CORNER Sutter and Polk Sts are aboil to ewe Uno fcnMIat this raperb cornet There will be namb of ctetmat retail stores on the ground floor and tho nrpef portion wlU bo divided tnto flao modern apaty menta specially lotted to pHyaicUnv featuts etc each apartment hartef Its own separate atrt eatrance allowing a professional auajo tav bis office am family together Abundance i tlgfe aod na aod erery possible eoavaaUaee al 1st ormattoa and particulars of MiAlK WAL1 TJCKBEE CO SIS MO Montgomery StrMfc llaBll41a 1 Benedict Cloaks Skirts At 50c on The Dollar of WholesaleCost TO MORROW ADvwRTiSEsnnrrg 4 VI dmaiii Capes 50150 Capes In black blue and tan Barbe Benedict Goldmans wholesale price more than 3 50 3 50175 Capes In black bine red and tan Barbe Benedict Goldmans wholesale price more than 5 5 00100 Capes in Mack and bine trimmed with lace around collar Barbe Benedict Goldmans wholesale price more than 7 50 50125 Capes in black and blue trimmed with IK rows of tinsel braid around bottom a perfect beauty Gs wholesale price more than 12 5a Barbe Benedict Goldman who are the greatest people in the trade Novelty Jackets and Capes that at wholesale were from 5 to 50 a garment will be sold by us from 2 50 to 25 apiece This is a great event STOD A MODERTf rr STJCAMSHII tbavku NOJtTH GSRHAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE TO GIBRALTAR GENOA Kaiser II May 42 Oenoa Verra May 18 10 a Genoa Kms June 1 11 a oenoa Werra Jtine2Z 10 Genoa Kaiser II July IS 10 a Genoa Werra July 27 10 a if Genoa Retnrn tickets available from Mediterranean or from Bremen London uv Havre NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN WINTER KATES UNTIL APRIL SOth Faat express steamers First caMn 60 and uoward second cabin 45 and 30 round trip 93 100 Kms May 4 noonlTrave May 28 9 a Havel May7 9 a KalierWlLJnne48rK Saale May 14 9a Havel tine 6 8 a Laba May 21 4 ISaale June 1L9aii Fulda May 25 11 a I Lon June 18 4 SPRING SAILINGS 1895 TO SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN Fulda Sat lone 22Fnlda JSat July 20 Spree Tne Inne 25 Spree Tues July 23 Ems Sat June 29 Ems Sat July 27 Havel Tu Jnlv 2Havil Tnea Jnly 30 saale sat July 6ISaale sat Angustx Trave Tuea Jui 9 Aller Tuea August 6 LahnTues July 16Trave SatAugustlO NOTICE These steamers land passengers at Southampton on tbe quay alongside special railway trains for London ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Pacific Coast lid Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel San Francisco waists At 50c on The Dollar of WholesaleCost TO MORROW Ladies Suits 5 00 Barbe Benedict A Goldmans Ladles Tailor made Suits that they sold at wholesale from 7 50 to 9 9 OO oBarbe Benedict Goldmans Ladies Tailor made Suits in checks plaids eta that they sold at 15 10 00 Barbe Benedict Goldmans Prince Albert Suits that they sold at wholesale from 915 to 917 50 2 50 to 14 Barbe Benedict Goldmans Separate Skirts In serge mohair cloth cheviot that they sold from 5 to 25 2 50 Barbe Benedict 4 Goldmans Silk Waists that you cant buy the material In them for the price M2 Lr NMiLVS A AfobBRjt BETARTMtrrr RAILROAD TRAVKX HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE THE ONLY LINE maintaining regular service to tne Jaro peau Continent with TWIN SCREW STEAMERS New York Southampton London Parts Hamburg Holding the record for fastest time on thlt route SPRING SAILINGS EXPRKSS STEAMERS Columbia May 9iColnnvbl June 6 A Victoria May 18 A Victoria June 8 Normannia May 23NormannaJon 20 BIsmarctL May SOlF Bismarck June 37 1st CaMn 60 and upward 2d Cabin 45 and 50 HAMBUBG AMEPTCAN LINE 37 Broadway New York A MVER 401 California st General Pass Agent Paciflc Coast TO THE UNO OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN Cmlse to NORWAY and NORTH CAPE also to SPITSBERGEN NEW YORK HAMBURG HARDANOKR FJORD ODDF MOLDK ROMS DALSFJORD VEBLUNOSNAES TROSDH JEM NORTH CAPK SPITSBERGEN TROM SOE LOFOTEN ISLANDS RAFTSCXD Dl GKRMlLEN VESTKJORD 8TORFJORD GEIRANOERFJORD MAROK SOUNEFJORD OUDVANGEN STALHEIMBKLKV BKRUEN HAMBURG NEW YORK by the AUGUSTA VICTORIA in JUNE and the COLUMBIA In JULY HAMBURG AMERICAN LIKE 87 Broadway New York A VT hYER 401 California st General Pass Agent Pacific Coasl INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COS LINES AMERICAN LINE New York Southampton Twin screw steamers American flag no trans ftr by tender Special train from alongside steamer at Southampton to londox Close con nectk a at Soutbcmpton for Hatkss and Pakis by fast twin screw channel steamers BED STAR LINE New York to Ant were One of the shortest cheapest and best route to Belgium Holland Franco Germany the Kblne Switzerland and Italy Round trip ticks is at reduced rates good to retaro by the American or Red Star Line For height and passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO Fahnestock Men Agent Paciflc Coast 609 Market St Grand UOtet building SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY CO TiBtrmos Fxsbt Foot Mabket bt Rsm Francisco Baa Rafael WCKX DaTB 740 92a 1100 a u1 1235 330 eiu e3v inuraaaya extra tnp at 1130 Saturdays Extra trips at 150 and 113 Suhdats 8 30 1100 a 130 33a 820 San Rafael to San Francisco Wnnt Dats 625 756 930 1110 a 1245 340 510 Saturdays Extra trips at 165 and 635 Suk9ats 810 940 1110 a 14a 34a 6 625 Batwten San Francisco and Schnetien Park same schedule as above Leave San Francisco Week Daya 740 am SL SO 510 PM 749 ax 510 ru 740 am 830 pm Bun days 800 am 930 am 500 PM 800 AM 800 AM 500 pm 800 am 500 PM In Kffect Nov 1 94 Novato Petaloma SaniaRosa Fulton Windsor Healdsbnrg Uaviervllle Clorerdale Pleta land Ktab Hopland UkU SebastopoL Arrive San Francisco Sundays 605 pm 730 rx 730 pm 730 pm 10 40 am 005 PM 1040 am 603 pm Week days 860 am 1030 am 615 pm 1080 AM 615 PM 860 ax 615 pm 1080 AM 615 pm Stages connect at Ueyservllle for skaggs SprlDgs stages connect at Pleta for Highland Springs Kelaeyvtlle soda Bav Lafteport Stares connect at Uklah for Vichy Springs Blue Lakes Upper Lake Boonavllle Greenwood Orrs Saturday to Monday round trip ticktta at re duced rates On Sundays Reund trlp tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at half rates Ticket oGce cor New Montgomery and Market streets under Palate Hotel HG WHITING BXBYAN Gen Manager uen Paaa Agent i i A TO MORROW Monday and Remwder of Week THERE vYTLL BE OM FREE EXHIBITION At Our Store the CELEBRATED STATUE OB Ada Rehan Wnich was at tne Worlds Fair as the mineral exhibit of the State of Montana The statnV is ot solid silver nine feet high and conlaist 64800 worth of silver It rests on a pedeital that contains 224000 worth ol pare gold This is the greatest masterpiece ever cast Every person viewing It will be presented with a coupon entitling them to a number At the close of the exhibition twenty miniatures of the statne will be given away No charge or condition of any kind Imposed jLA iVssflssssssB ri AWDWtltijepAEKTl RAItBOAD TBAVEL SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAlfit PACtTTO STSTTK Talnt leave and are dne to arrlT SAlf FRANCISCO Kxatm Fvom A pa it 1 1895 aBBITB 630 SanLeandnxHaywardsAWaySU t15a 7 00a Atlantic Kxpress via Hartlnea and Latbrop Ogden and Kast 7i1Sa 7O0a Port Costa anTBenlcla 1045 700a Peters and Wilton 715f 780 SnLaadroHaywardsdiWaySta 1015 730a apaCaHst02aandSantaBosa YacavUleEspartOjSacramento nartaSi and Redoing via Lavish Mar tin ei and San 830a KUes San Jose StockUn lone Sacramento MaryavlUe JUa si an ana uroviiie PortCoBnlcldWav6tafna 900 eanLeandrcHaywardsAWaySta 114 45p 44r SHey 1130 COUPAQMIK OKNJEALS THANS ATXAKTIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE COMf AST pier new 43 North Uvea foot of 21orton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by Kngllsh railway and the discomfort of crania the channel In a small boat New York to Alexandria KgPC via Paris first class 160 secoaJ class alio LaOasroxoe Capt Bandelonv Saturday April 20 noon La Ctuunpagne cant Laurent Saturday April 27 6 La KoarxogsK cspu Leboni Saturday May 4 nooa La Sor mandle capL Polrot Saturday May 1L5 La Totralne Cape santeUL satnrday Mar 18 10 a La Oascogne Capt Bandeioo Saturday May 25 5 am orrurtherpartlcniarapplytoA VVBXjKT Agent 3 Bowling Green New York I FUGAZl A CU Agents 6 Montgomery are ban jmncuo TRAVELEJIS TO EUROPE WILL VTKD EVERY TACILTTY AT THE oOceaofTHOS COOK SON 621 Market street isas Franeiaeot Berths reserved by telegraph on all lines of steamers Railroad and steamer tickets over all rentes to all pans ot En rope Balling lists maps and diagrams en appiw cattea NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD Via Sausallto Ferry From Ban Francisco Beginning April 21 1898 WEEK DAYS For Mill Valley and San Rafael a00 800 815 10151149 145 320 415 515860 ohii3Up Doesnotrnntouiu vaue Sanneatln 80 1018 a st 14S51B SUNDAYS For Mill Valley and San Rafae 1 800 9OO10a tll00 1193 a 1330 130 2il5 40053a 645 Does not rnn to Mill Valley tsansaltto onlr Ban Qoentln 800 90a 1000 a 130 JilS 400 THROUGH TRAINS 800 a Dally Caradero and Way Stations 1 45 Saturdays Caiadero and way Stations 900 a nv 8nndays Polnt Reyes and Way eta tlona 900a New Orleans Ezpreaa Raymond ilte Santa Barbara Lbs Angeles Dcmlng El Paso forYosemlte 2faw Orleans and Tfast S4Sit 10 0 tsan Leandro Haywards 4 NUei 1 45s 1300MSnLeandroHaywrtWay8uk 345P iuup Hues Ban Jose ana urermorm 1Kp Sacramento River 8tan3r tl30p Port Costa and War Suulena buup saniieanaroHaywardswaysta 4O0p San LaandroJIaywardaftWarota 4W0r Martlnn San Ramon Banlcta Vallejo Napa CalUtogaTM Verano and Santa 400p VacavUle Woodland Knirbu Landing Marysvllle OrovUle and Sacramento 430p NUea San Jose Urermore and Stockton SanLeandroHaywardsiWayata 6SXJP Los Abgeles Express Fresno Raymond for xosemlte Bakerseld Santa Sarbaraand Los AOgeles 60p Santa Fe Koute Atlantic Express for Mojave and East IS0p European Mall via Marttnes and stocKontugoen ana jsasb t4S fiOOF Tartar 48P 64r 44 1143 7fW Biit 101U lpU 1045 600p Havwarda NUea and San Jcat 743a J800p Valielo fMir i00p Oregon Express via Marttnes and Stockton Sacramento Marysvllle Redding Portland ore Sound and East 1045 70Op SanLeandroBaywardsAWayStalO 50P 90Op SanLaDdroHaywards4Waysurtl3rt0 ttll15PsanLeandroHaywardsAWayKta 715 SANTA CfiUZ DIVISLAl Narrow bangs 8io 815 Newark Centervllle Ban Jese 1 jreiton 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