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if ZPS zc iitl aWi sara VrjjVrt vS tr 1 4 wVt Jap laW 1 tA JS lil 1M if 3g i rf7d SSirs sv A SAT IfcAIii tisk Pft mt mi hP Its jf ri tt si An Alleged Attempt to Sell Votes M4 4 4 I tsft tTrf U2 Berkeley Politicians in a Scandal Board of Public Works Contest McKusick Estate Troubles Settled Berkeley ba a political scandal which was batched in a back room in Oakland Sereral prominent politicians are mixed up in the afT iir nnd a strong effort has been made to keep the matter qaiet George Oumpertz who is a candidate for Town Clark accuses his opponent for the same office Young with an attempt to sell him 400 votes in one block to be delivered on election day The election is to be held next month and things are getting rather warm in a political war in the town Mr Oumpertz is a Terr popular young man and is at present employed in the County Recorders office in Oskland He was seen yesterday by a Chromcl reporter and told the story the attempt to make nim giro up a bribe Last Saturday afternoon said he I received a message at my office to the effect that Mr Young wanted to see me on political business I made an engagement and met him at 4 oclock in a back room He told me that we might juit as well get down to business at once and then he opened up on his proposition He said tbat he could control 400 votes in the town but these were not enough to elect him He suggested tbat if I paid him 75 at once he would guarantee to turn me over 400 votes on election day Besides this be said he would agree to deliver to me the Peoples party nomination for the office at once He also said that he bad the indorsement of a secret organization and that he would turn that over to me if I would put up the money I refused to havr anything to do with bis scheme and toll him so He then opened up on me and aid tbat there would be no use for me to try to expose him as it was simply my word against bis He said that he would flatly deny that be bad made me any proposition I told him I would se about tbat After i bad him identified by several people we parted company I am going to see my friends to day and we will then decide what course we pursue in the matter I do not know yet whether I will apply for a warrant for the arrest of Mr Young Oumpertz played clever rame on his opponent by having him fully identified right after the meeting in the back room The politicians are quite stirred up about the charges WILL DKTKRM1NK THE ISSUE The Board of Works Contest to Be Decided on Demorrar The question whether tne ousted members of the Board of Public Works Commissioners Miller and Hughes are entitled to the seats now occupied by Mayor Davie Citv Attorney Peirsole and City Engineer Wilson will be determined next Saturday by the Superior Court sitting in bank The sereral attorneys in the case have fully agreed upon all the facts in the matter and the only thing remaining to be done is to hear argument upon the demurrer which has been interposed by the defendants who are the incumbents THE BTKC8ICK ESTATE The Heirs Settle Tbeir Difficulties With xeentor Spauldlng and Crr The difficulties between Spaulding and Carr executors of the estate of McKusick and the heirs of the deceased which bare boen the subject of much legal controversy of late were adjusted yesterday througb a conference of the attorneys of the parties in the case The hearing upon the citation to have bpauldlnz and Carr removed as executors was before Judge Ellsworth in the Superior Court yesterday The matter was continued however in order to allow the parties to get together or a conference as to terms Two consultations were had between the attorneys during the day and at last a satisfactory agreement was reached The citation was dismissed and the two executors ere still occupying that position although it is understood that they will now retire from the management of the estate Tbe main points involved In the com plaint of the heirs were with respect to the manner in which certsin money was handled The heirs claimed that funds which were Idle in the bank should have been invested They found fault also with tbe fact that tbe executors loaned 8 Emery and Abner Dobie 13500 on a promissory note without security Another ciuse of trouble was over the family allowance The executors wanted to charge Mis Susie Harms one of the daughters with 500 as her share of tbe allowance which was paid to her after the attained her majority She was married recently and her husband objected on the ground that his wife had taken charge of the home and cared for tbe minor children before her marriage These point were fully discussed and a satisfactory adjustment reached Van Meter The arirl lias remained loyal to him and was bis constant companion at the court during the trial Nottingham was looked upon as an industrious young farmer at Walnut Creek His arrest was a great surprise to the townspeople Subsequent developments proved that he was ready for almost anything While on one of his trips to Oakland he plotted to rob an Alameda bank and to hold up electric cars He was suspected of having shot and robbed an aged grocer at Berkeley and with having held tip a Grove street electric car a year ago PAID THK1K TAX City Employee Fall to Get Ahead of Assessor Dal ton Those who anticipated a serious clash between Auditor Snow and Assessor Dalton yesterday over tbe fact that Snow declined to withhold salary warrants until city employes had paid tbeir poll tax were disappointed A deputv tax collector was on hand early yesterday morning to stop tbe cashing of warrants at the City Treasury but he did qot attempt to prevent tbe distribution of warrants from the Auditors office As Assessor Dal ton had the warrant holders on tbe hip they made no objections out very meekly paid their 2 tax received tbe balance due and went tbeir way Now tbat tbe Assessor has accomplished the desired end it is not thought that he will proceed summarily against the Auditor Dalton said be was only seeking to nave the men pay the tax HUGHES LOSES HIS CASE A Damage Salt Against Councilman Manuel Which Fell to the Ground Ex Commissioner of Public Works Robert Hughes has lost his case against Councilman Walter Manuel wbom he charged with libel The demurrer of the defendant to the complaint was sustained yesterday by consent of the attorneys The suit was brought to recover 25000 damages because of a communication made in which Hughes was accused of accepting a box of cigars and 2 50 a month from Thomas White a eardener in Lafayette square White lost his place and subsequently madean affidavit which Munuel caused to be made public The demurrer was sustained upon tbe ground tbat the complaint did not recite a sufficient cause of action BELIEVKD Queer SUE WAS DEAD Beautiful rfiL 1 irvf i I iSJ i JV Hallucination of i Young Widow The Commissioners of Lunacy had a roost unfortunate case before them yesterday in the person of Mrs Mamie Brown a beautiful young widow and the daughter of William Elder a prominent resident of Alamed who lives at 2147 Encinal avenue Mrs Urowns hallucinations take various forms At times he Imagines herself to be dead Her disordered mental condition ha also impelled her to attempt to commit suicide several times She had according to tbe testimony of several witnesses oecome deeply imbued with the mysteries of tbeosophy mesmerism magnetism and tbe like Mrs Brown was committed to the Stockton Insane Asylum Her insanity Is supposed to hare been induced by too much reading a JTA1LKD TO AG RISE Voting Oeorgo Nottingham Will Ht to be TrUdAgaln George Nottingham the young farmer of Walnut Creek who was tried at Martinez for robbery on tbe charge of holding op station agent Van Meter at Walnut Creek will have to be tried again The jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged jesteraay after deliberating for more than fifty hours That a verdict was not found seemed range to those who were familiar with the case Nottingham bad a pal Ed ward Jones a mere boy who made a confession to tbe railroad detectives and likewise on the witness stand in which he fully Implicated Nottingham In the robbery Jones had also located tbe masks pistols and ahotguna which had been used at the time Nottingham was arrested In Oakland two weeks subsequent to the robbery Jones was captured lat Walnut Creek the Jollowlqjday Trie farmer11 had married a very respectable i younsT womanV Hatlia 6cott ajew daya vnhherrc fjome of the money UsedtoxVfrayih Pfnfkfm i oaJiisreadiwr tnp was that taken from I hurriedly at the sight of his ghastly find No particulars could be obtainedbut the Coroner of Contra Costa county was notified and the body taken to Martinez The Unitarian Society of Berkeley has named the followingdelegates to represent it at the Unitarian conference which opens San Jose to morrow Rev Payne Professor Pntiker Payson Charles Keeler Scotchler Mrs Bubm Mrs Howison Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Nettie Chase and Mrs Dr Grover The senior class committee of tbe University in charge of the commencement festivities have about agreed upon the programme Saturdav May 11th will be class day There will be an ivy plantinc and band concert in tbe forenoon and a Grecian spectacle in the afternoon The senior ball will be on the evening of May 13th and the following Wednesday May 15th will be graduation day Invitations for class day will be issued to morrow The Berkeeyan stoctt company yesterday held its semi annual meeting A new board of directors consisting of Hirst 96 Koch 96 Howell 96 Whipple 97 and Rein hardt 97 was chosen Hirst was elected editor in chief for the next term and Howell business manager The editors of tbe Blue and Gold recently issued were in a nigh state of excitement yesterday over tbe report that the faculty had instituted an investigation and proposed to suspend some of the editors for tbe publication of matter reflecting upon some of the instructors The articles objected to were jokes but tbe victims of them complained that they were vindictive and malicious The faculty will decide definitely in the matter to day Tbe baseball team have elected John aon 96 to op tain tbe nine next year He has played with the varsity every year since he entered college three years ago The Associated Students of the University have chosen the following officers for next year Friend 96 president McCul loch 96 secretary Lippitt 96 treasurer and an executive committee Koch 96 Chestnut 97 and Barnea 98 An Old Claim Compromised The suit of Marion Wood to recover one half the estate of Hugh Slicer the deceased capitalist which was valued at 120000 will be compromised ns soon as Administrator James Stanley can secure tbe necessary authorization from the court Wood is willing to accept 1000 He claimed to have been a partner with Sllcer in the cotton business tbe Mississippi river before tbe war and alleged in his sqit that the partnership was never dissolved He claimed noaccounting was ever had when blicer departed suddenly one day for California The School tVninn The latest figures with respect to tbe school census now about completed show that there will be a falling off of about 300 as compared with last year Tbe School Department officials cannot find the reason lor this as the attendance at the schools shows a decitied increase over las year The only explanation which seems to fairly cover the apparent anomaly is that tbe returns this year show a decreased number of children attending private schoo and more in tbe public The discrepancy in the aggregate may possibly be accounted for lrom this fact BAMKoin tats cttr April 2d the wife of Ber GAJUolntYofason REA In Colma AprU 20 the wife of William Keavofason SCHICK Til Oaklaaa AprU 25 the wife of Mar UoScfitcicofason XARB1AGES MARLAT KUESTEBllANN lD tBHdtyAprfl 2 by JudreO WK Cook CarvUl JUrlalt to Dora Koestermann GEBOUH HARTUANX In this cttr AprU S8 by Kev 2 Kvehler August Oergus to Bet Har maun KNNER WALKER RCFF tn tola city Aortl 28 br Kev JL Knealer Loots Reaner to Elizabeth Walker Ruff NIBBK OKRBES tn this city AprU 25 br Rev Bnebier Henry Nlbbe to Hannah Gerbea LUS8MANN CHB8 To this city AprH 34 by Rev Bnehler August Lnnsmann to Henrietta Latin STKELK KTXKKLL In this cttr AprU 23 by Kev Gibson Joseph Steele to Miss Lncy Klnnnt both of this city BDRXS TOMPRrSS At the Koather Farm near SaD Leandro April 27 John McKlbbln Bnrna to parah Uatgfct Tompkins dauchttr ot Sarah Haigtit and be late Edward I ompclaa BAAS HhRJIANN In Oakland April 38 by Rev Frtedlander Abe Haaaot San Francisco to Marlon Hermann of Oakland BCCK MUKPH Tn this rtty April 88 by Rev a Borard George Back to Xlss Lizzie liarphT both of thtscitv FACCALL EAPOPE Inthtactty April 28 by Rev i ue Bark Has call to Annie Kasopr both of ihia cltr HILBEkT COOGAN In thts city April 28 by Rev Case John II Hubert to Josephine Coog an both of this cttv THE E0SE IS QUEEN WILL PRESIDE AT THE FLOWEE SHOW Spring Exhibition of the California State Fioral Society SIra Herdels Marital IHiahaps Mrs Rachael Herdel has sued her husband Frederick for a divorce on the ground of extreme cruelty She alleees that be jammed her in a door locked her out of tbe home cut her best Sunday gown into sbredi and otherwise brought woe down upon tbe Herdel household Herdel filed an answer yesterday denying tbe charges and praying that tbe divorce be not granted as he was opposed to that form of legal separation ALAMEDA A number of suits against various insurance companies have been brought in the City Recorders Court on the ground of a failure to comply with the cancellation clause in tbe policies The plaintiffs claim tbat thi defendant companies refused to cancel tbeir premiums although the policies each contained a clause providing for this The plaintiffs claim tbat this refusal made it impossible for them to get cut rates Tbe suits are nine in number and are against the following companies Magdeburg Liverpool London and Globe American Central Wes ern North British and Mercantile and Atlas Insurance Company A majority protest has been put in against tbe grading curbing and macadamizing of Webster street from Ragle avenue 319 teet northerly The protest is signed by James Damon and A Berlin president of the Bacon Land and Improvement Company The petitioners oppose the work on the ground that tbe work would not benefit them and that It was only partial as the improvement should be extended across the marsh roadway to tne bridge The architect who Is building tbe new West End schoolhonse Armltage nnd A Collins the superintendent of construction on the building hsd a small difference of opinion yesterday Armltage and Collins have had a number ot small quarrels over tbe construction of the building and yesierdsy the trouble culminated At tbat time Collins found fault with some portion of th work In Armitages presence and a hot discussion followed Collins came to grief however as Armltage wound up the row by punch Ins Collins in the nose and added insult to injury by calling him a liar The corner stone of the new City Hall will be laid on Thursday May 16th according to the decision of tbe Citv Trustees which was reached last night The Grand Lodge of Masons of tbe Stats of California will conduct the ceremony The day will be made a special holiday All tbe fraternal organizations of the city hsve been invited to atlend as has Company Fifth Infantry The school children will be given a holiday to give them a chance to celebrate and most of the local business bouses will be closed The ceremonies will take place during tbe afternoon but the exact hour has not as yet been rixeri the electric light plant recently purchased by tbe city has not yet proved satisfactory The lights have been watched for tbe last week and have been decidedly below the standard A record has been obtained of a number of lights which went out from one hour to four hours before the plant shut down The arrangement of tbe plant in tbe electric light works is also unsatisfactory Tbe new piant was put up by the Westinghouse Company and that company will be formally notified that the plant does not fulfill the specifications and that the city will not pay for it The City Trustees of Alameda held their weekly meeting yesterdsv evening and appointed a new Library Board Tbe following are tbe members of the new Board John Brick John Lutgen George Jenson Knowland and Shelley Tbe Trustees claim tbat they have tbe right to appoint a new Board while tbe members of tbe old Board contend that tbey have the right to ld office for four years If tbeir contention be upheld by tbe courts they will bold office until 1697 It is understood that tbe case will be fought bitterly in the courts and that it will be carried if necessary to the Supreme Court Two of the members of the old Board John Brick and John Lutgen were appointed oa the new Board Tbe old Board was composed of the following members John Brick George Mastick John Lutgen McGlll and Allen BKRKBLKY Reports reached town tbat the body of an unknown man had been found on a cattle ranch on Wildcat creek The body was found by jounc boy who fled The eleventh semi annual exhibition and rose show of the California State Floral Society will be held in the Maple and Marble Halls of the Palace Hotel commencing next Thursday and continuing for three days between the hours of 10 a and 10 While the rose the acknowledged queen of Floras do msin will hold court and receive homage all the blossoms of this tbe spring season will be in attendance Rare specimens will be seen as San Francisco Oakland Alameda Berkeley Hay wards Mies San Lorenzo San Rafael Menlo Palo Alio Belmont Colma and Del Monte have each applied lor pace and will vie with each other as to which locality can produce tbe Driest roses A comprehensive and atiractive premium list has been prepared for exhibits by both professional growers and amateurs It covers cut flowers in every vsriety and a long list of flowering and foliage plants and special exhibits of artistic decorations One of the features will be the practical illustration of horticultural methods Tbe committee of arrangements is constituted as follows Professor Emory Smith Palo Alto manazer Mrs Austin Sperry Mrs Helen A A Cross Mrs Amos Mecartney Mrs Orville Baldwin secretary Mrs Smyth is the corresponding secretary The committee bare spared no pains to make tbe exhibit worthy of California A fine musical programme will be presented by the best local talent each evening AN ABAXDONED RAILWAY The Long Delay In Giving Bervloe on Army Street The car rails laid on Array street five years ago but on which no bobtail or electric cars ever traveled are proving a source of annoyance and danger to teamsters Between the tracks the roadway has been neglected and is sadly in need of repair A franchise was obtained on Army street from Folsom to the San Bruno road six years ago by the North Reach and Mission Railroad Company A double track was laid on the thoroughfare the following year Before cars could be pur on tne Omnibus Company succeeded in absorbing its rlvsl and the road which wss to parallel and compete with the Omnibus cable svstetn In tbat section was practically abandoned Later the Markot Street Railway consolidated with the Omnibus Cable Company and became the possessor of its rights and privileges No service was ever given on Army street and tbe right of way of the mllroad bns been permitted to lake care of itself The rights ol tbe combine hare long since lapsed but tbe idle rails still remain an obstruction and menace to life and property In many places the macadam pavement has been washed away by the rain leaving tbe rails exposed and protruding from two to six inches above the street JiUlAb AKKUAL3 Mrs Christopher Rood rilroy Bpilnet Falrhaven Beechcr Chlcaso Mrs JJ Christopher A Mm NeUon California Kalrbaven Taylor A Chicago Cax Georgia A Burbank Lopat Cahlil Ksn Martin Mtas Dom Salinas MrsO Kvantlndlanapls Burton California Ml a Pascoe Im Aug Kranklsh 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Belford California Grant city Dunn do Colburn Boiton Banning Lo Angeles Lone New York Edward do Mr Mm HI man a Be Locke Chicago Miss Hlnman do Clarke do Miaa King St Loots bean Liverpool Mlsa Case do White New York II A Wadletth Sit Lake Mr A Mrs Payson Wash Yerrttifton Carson Mr Mrs herman RKColcord do Miss Hbctuia i do Hirst Chicago WKBtf doston Brown New York A HtnniermsnBoston Lowe Pasadena Mrs HattMaie Cedar MrsJHanz Nornstown Miss Malldale do Yhomp on London StenyAlberquerqne Mrs Thompson do Talffer do ittroth an Jose TLwe Jr An Paaadena BDUurphrdo Wild Boston Wild Boston BI11THS BE ClJtA At the United States Consulate Macallan Mexico AprU iv tbe wife of Arthur de Lima United states Consul ot a son AHLBORN In this cttr April 3L tbe wife of Albert Ahlbwrn of a daocbter nt7NT lBan Oleco April 87 the wife ot Captain Ueerg Hunt of a daughter LOKRGAN In this rtty April 29 the wife of Lonergan ot a son PA RBISH ln this city April 29 the wife of Ellis Ifcfarrtah of a son BOY rER ln Alameda AprU 27 tbe wife of A Sorter of a sou MMCKt LAXKOtJ a 1KATHS PHILLIPS In this cttr April 28 Sarah Ellen beloved wife of ueor Phillips and mother of Oeorte and Robert Phillips a3rlend and acquaintances are requested to attend the funeral this day Tuesday a 10 oclock from Kt Peters episcopal Church corner of Flloert and Stockton streets thence to Valencia street depot of the Southern Pacific Railroad where train leaves at 1205 for Cypress Lawn Cemetery GUXN ln Alameda April 28 Ann beloved wife of John Gnnn a native of Scotland aged 77 years 4 months and 8 days aVFrlrndsanda qualntancea are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at 230 oclock from the residence of her son John Uunn Jr ISOl Urand street Alameda STAPLES ln this city AprU 28 Mary Wlnslow wlheof Klapleo a native of Massachusetts aged 65 years and 14 days ffari rlenas are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral ervtcea thts day Tuesdav at 11 oclock at ber late residence 711 Taylor street Interment private CHA8K In tulscty April 28 Mary Chase aged 58 yarx aST Friends are resrjectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Tuertar at 915 oclock from ner late residence 271 Buchanan street thence to Marys Cathedral where a requiem nlrh mass will he celebrated for the repose of ber soul commencing at 10 a ROSFNTHAL tn this city April 28 Jacob beloved father of Marcus Joseph Toby and Louis Rosenthal a native of Oneaen Prussia aged 73 years and 4 months aT Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the toners services this dar Tuesdar at 10 oclock at his sons residence 1626 Octavla street interment New Salem Cemetery by 1145 oclock train from Third and Townsend streets MCDFVITT In this city April 28 Sarah Mc Devitt relict of the late I rank McDevttt tw loved mother of Mrs charlea Towe and sister of Catherine Canney a native of County Donegal Ireland aged 80 years rtends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the fune al this dar Tuesday at 830 jclock from the residence of her daughter Mrs Charles Towe 127 Oak street thence to ft Joeohs Church where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose ot ner sout commencing at a at interment Holy cross Cemetery Please omit flowers DAY In Santa Clara April 29 Klien beloved wife of Samuel lay a native of county Clare Ireland ajed 72 years tff Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock from St Clares Church COHN In this city April 29 Mtnnle beloved daughter of Joseph ohn grandchild of Isaacs and niece Mrs I Levlu Mrs A Yehl and Conn a native of sau Francisco aged 21 years and 24 daya SfsT Friends and acquaintances are respectfullv Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock from her late residence 508 rtvae street interment nuia or icrnuy tern eierv hy 1145 oclock train from Third and Townsend streets MARSTON la this city ADrtl 28 Marston beloved husband of Fannie A Marstoa and father of Mrs A Adams Zoe Jessie and Cora Marston a native of West Fai mouth Me aged 6 years 7 months and 3 days Sulsun Cal and London vllle papers please copyj riends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited lost tend the funeral lo morrow Wednesday at 2 oclock rom the parlors of A Martin A Co 118 Geary street Interment Masonic Cemetery BORENSEN In Alameda April 29 Carl son of John and Annie Sorensen a native of Alameda aced 14 years 3 months and 18 days ail Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to atlend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at oclock from the residence 2041 Pacific avenue Interment Mountain View Cemetery STOCT Inthls city April 89 Captain Wilson beloved husband of Edith Stout a native of Vntladelphl afed 60 years 3Frlends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tc morrowWwlne8 day at 10HU oclock from tbe funeral oarlorsof the California Undertaking Comnanr 123 stock ton street corner of Uearr thence to 1145 train Third and Townsend streets Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery MAlCOlM In this city April 28 Alexander Price beloved son of tbe late Robert Wand Ann Malmlm aged 30 rears 1 month and 28 days aSTFuneral services wUl beheld to morrow Wedneslar at 11 oclock at nls late residence 1722 Hyde street Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery HARMON In this cty April 28 Elliabeth beloved wife of Thomas Harmon and mother of Nellie Alfred Samuel Jose pa Alice and Mamie Harmon a native of tnrland ated 61 vears aVaTFrlendsandacouaintancesare respectfully luvlted to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock from St Lukes Episcopal Church corner of van Ness avenue and Clay sreet Interment Masonic Cemetery MRIfcON A solamn requiem hlh mass months mmd will ha celebrated to morrow Wednesday at 9 oclock at ft Marys Cathedral Van Ness avenue for the reposs of the soul of th lute Mrs John MtKl Mttrlson nee Mc Samara Friends are respectfully Invited to attend nAVES lnthliotty April 29 Mary beloved wife of the late Hayes and sister of Oer nsrd Kins Mrs LI lilt Miller and Mrs Kate Conness a natlvt ol san Rafael Marin county aied 28 years FKEN AN ln port Costa Contra Cotacounty April 27 John Infant son of James and Katit Feenan anatlvaof Port Costa agei 2 months and 5 days STROM REROMn this city April 28 Axel be loved husband or Annie sirombrg ana son in law of John dn Wit native ef Sweden aged 29 years IIATHAWY ln Nantucket Mass April 37 Mrs Hathaway dearly beloved mother of Mrs Cuarles a Potter Mrs Kmtl Trlltenbacb and Charles Hathaway of San Francisco aged 3 years 11 months and is days TOUNINICH In ilia City and County Almshouse April 29 Frank Torntnlch a native of Austria aged 68 years KASTKRBY In tbe City and County Almshouse April 29 Agnes hesterby a native of Kng land aged do years StlSCKLLANKOUa 10 Napoleon the conqueror of worlds died in 1821 25 years before Ponds Extract the conqueror of pain was discovered Napoleons greatness dimmed with his years Ponds Extracts greatness increases JLld atwkaf Uut accept genuina nl Hth aw wrapper and ytlUte lalei PONDS EXTRACT CO 76 FrfUi An Ntw York Ai Hrtirt 4 4i5 TL lA sSBBSi sr VS VVi Carlsbad A I TQ ARALAYfor DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION OBESITY GOUT and KIDNEY COMPLAINTS AlirjSKMEXTS TIVOU OPERA HOUBc Mas EasrsTivB Kaaxtxo Propr and Mangr I Hsua thc Boots or Tax Caajsisrazma xktuht OFFENBACHS MASTERPTKCE vTU OFFENBACHS MASTKBPIECK THE BRIGANDS TtlS BRIGANDS THE BRIGANDS THE URIGANDi TO NIOHT TO NIGHT TO N1UHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NIGHT POPULAR PRICES 25 and 50 Cents CALIFORNIA THEATER AL Ha yuan fc Co Incorporated Proprietors TO NIGHT and Every Evenlni This Week Only Matinee Saturday A PLAY FOR EVERYBODY Alternate Tears and Laughter THE AMERICAN GIRL By GRATTAN DONNELLY Cast Including MR QKOROE OSBOURNE the Two Famous Children etc Bright Comedy Flaabes fetrong Dramatic Situations CIRCUS ROYAL AND VENETIAN WATER CARNIVAL Corner Eddy and Mason streetv Ciirr Phillips Proprietor and Manager TO NIGHT TO NIGHT Only real New Production In San Francisco rlrst lime of the grrsteat Wster Spectacle ere presented in America Under the direction of two well known artists rAN ARENIC PERFORMANCE Of the Hiohkst Or nan ENTIRE CHANG FVKNINO PRICES Parquet andDresi Circle Reserved 25c and SOc Saturday and Sunday Matinee Parquet Children 15c Adrlts25c AMUSKMfcNT MOROsCOS GKAND OPERA HOOSli The Handsomest Family Theater la America Waltks Moaoeoo Sole Lesiea and Manajsr A DRAMATIC EVENT Fibst Pbodcctios in America of Tom Cravens Great Melodrama THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR THE WHITE STAR Evening Prtces 2Jc and 51c Gallery and Family Circle 10i Matinees Saturda an I Hun lat ORPHEUM OFarrell St betweeu Stockton aal Powel WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY APRIL 29 Tbe I atest Foreign and American Sensations New Features A Mammoth Bill of Novel lies The Creme de la Creme of the Vaudeville Coxsrasz and Ida the Marvelous Equillorists John Diiw Transatlantic Comedian and lancer Tlllle Morrlsey The Great Stnart McBrlde and rlynn Blnns and Blnns Brown and Harrison King Kalkasa The Rays Reserved seats 25 cents Balcony 10 cents Opera Chairs and Box Seats 50 cents MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Parquet 23 centa Balcony 10 cents children any seat 0 cents TO NIGHT ROSE SHOW ROSE SHOW ROSE 8 HOW CALIFORNIA STATE FLORAL SOCIETY CALIFORNIA STATE FLORAL SOCIETY PALACE HOTEL PALACE HOTEL Marble Hall and Maple Room May 2d 3d and 4th Admlaslon Daytime 25 cents Evenings I eluding concert 50 cents BALDWIN THEATER FRIDAY EVENING MAY 3d THE EVENT OF THE SEASON For the benefit of the CHILDRKNS HOSPITAL will he presented the htghlr sncceasful musical travesty on ROMEO AND JULIET Characters hy gentlemen well known In Oakland and San Francisco society Rernlar thater prices Box OIBce open for gale of seats on and after Thursday May 2L MACDONOUGH THEATER Oafd LAST TWO NIGHTS The Great American Drama THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME Popular Prices 25c iOc T5c 1 aTKAAI tUli 1KAVEL PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMER WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf San Franotioo as follows For Lonng WrartgaL Janata Kllllinoo aol Pltka Alaska atva ac April A May 5 2a Jiw 4t 1 24 For Victoria and Vancouver Port Town send Seattle Taroma Everett Anscortes an1 New Whatcom Wash April 5 10 15 itO ttft 80 9 a and tverv fifth day thereafter connecting at Vancouver with at Tacoma wltn It It at eteattle with Mr at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For urea a Areata and Fields Landing Humboldt bay sieainsr Pomona entry Wednesday ai For Santa Cruz Monterey sen Simeon Cayn coa Poit Harford San Lola Obispo Uavtota eanta Barbara Ventura Huenems saa Pedro East Man Pedro Los Angeles and Newport Mi April 8 7 111ft in V3 27 and evory fourth day thereafter For Han uiego itonringonly at Port Harford tan Lais Obispo Santa Barbara Port Lai Aa galss Kedondo Los Angeles and Newport 11 a April 1 5 17 it A 2 and every lourib day tttrtaftr For Ensenida en Jose del Ctbo Uasauan Pas Altaia and Uuaymaa Max staaiaar Willamette Valley 10 a at 25th of each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 Mootgmsry UUODALU PKRKIVi A VAX Oenl A snts lo Marstt st san Francisco 0 IS PO RTLAND A STORI A STEAMSHIPS TiKPART FROM SPEAR street whart at 10 a everv rlvt daya coo oectlng at PORTLAND with direct rati lines to all points In OREGON WASHINGTON and IDAHO steamer State of California aalls March 30 April 9 1929 steamer Columbia sails April 4 14 24 until runner none tne rates win oe reaocaa to 12 CARIN SO STKERAOE For through rates and other Information apply to the undersigned UOODAlL PERKINS A CO Geo superintendents 4 New Montgomery st CONNOr General a tent 19 Montgomery st PACIFIC MAlu STAMdaiP CO THROUGH LINK TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA Calling at verlons porta ot Mexico and Central America nallWg at noon from Companys Wharf First and Brannau etrrets City of Sydney April SftlCollma May 18 Acapulco Uay Hsao Bias May V8 JAPAN AND CHINA LINK FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for shanghai and at Hongkong for India ata fcaillrw II 3 from Companys Wbart First and Bran nan stteeta CltvRlodrJanelroMav4 China Jon 4 CltyFeklncvKonMay25IPeru Jnne 24 Rpcnd trlp tickets at induced rates For regbt or passage apply at CoicpinysoOce 425 Market street ALhXANDER CENTER General Agent COMPACiNIxi CrM BAu rCA4a ATLANTIQUE FRENCH USE TO HAVRE COMANY SJ pier new 4 North rivet foot of Morton street Travelers by this Doe avoid both transit by English railway and he discomfort of crossing the channel In a amaU boat New York to Alexandria Egypt via Paris first class SIM aecon 1 class file La Gascogne Capt Bandelon satur aay April noon ls vnampmgne tapt Laurent Saturday April 5 a at La Bonrgogne Cspt Leboat Saturday May 4 noon La Nor minilli I mm Pnlpnt Nstnntir lis i a La Touratoe Capt santelit tsatnrriay May 18 l6 a i uancogue lbdi nauaeion atnraay siay 2s Bam xm further pantcniars apuyto A TUKGKT Arent 3 bowline Green New York FUGAZl Cu Agents i Montgomery are bu rmjiciaoiA FOR HUMBOLDT BAY EUREKA ARCATA AND FIELDS LANDING luviintvi nuuiuiviinw ait1i MINEA carrying the United Mates Malls The ateamer HDMBOJ JJT wlU leave WashingtonWashington street wharf for above porta on SATURDAY Mm via li tor rrelgnt and passage apply to liALiett to 400 ront street LAST EXHIBITION Second lesson of the Vicious Horse JACK THl RIPPEH will be handled AT 815 OCLOCK MECHANICS PAVILION GREAT AND ONLY OSCAR GLEASON THE KING OF HORHE TAMER8 Greatest Indoor Exhibition in the World Admission with seat 25 rents ALCAZAR THEATER TO LET Address or apply office Alcazar Building to GEO WALLENROD 1uk itntr RACINQ RACING RACING CALIFORNIA lOCKJSV CLUB WINTER MEETINO BAY DISTRICT TRACK COMMFNCINO OCTOBER 57 1891 Bacln Mondar Tuesday Wednesday Tbars Cty Friday and Saturday Ram ua Five or more races etch da Baces start at sharp XiLAIIIsier and iearr street cars rss iia iu KArtKOAftTWtA1 STEAMSHIP TItAVEL NOrfTH RMS LLOYD SIFAMirflP 10 MEDITKHRANKAN 8ERVICK TO UIBRAI TAR iKNOA Wtrrs May 18 10 a Genoa Km June 1 11 a Genoa Werra June VL 10 a Genoa KalserW 11 July IX 10a si Dnoa Werra July 27 10 a Genoa Kaiser li Ann 17 IP Isnoa Return tickets svstlabls from Mediterraneans from Hremon London Havre NEW YORK SOCTHAMITON BREMEN Fast express steamers First raln 161 and upward second cabiu and tound trip IBS saalt May 14 9 a Havel June 6 8 am Lahn May Jl 4 lHaale Jane 1L II a at Fnlda Mar 25 11 a Lahn June is 4 at Trv Mar 2A 9 a FnldaJune 11ak KalserWIIjnnt48ril Ispres Jnne 23 10a tPRIXO SAIIIXOa 1R TOSOITTHAMPTON LOVDON BREMFN Ems Hat Jnna OTIFma Sat Jnly 27 Havel Tuv July JjHarel Tuea July 80 Saale sat July Bixasle Hat August Travs Tues Jul BiAller Tues August 6 Lahn Tues July 18TravaSat Augu 10 Fuida Nat July JOIUhn Tues Augut la Spreo Tues July 28l Fulda SatAutust 17 NOTICE These steamers land passtngers at Sontbsmp Ion on tbe quay alongside special railway trains for 1 ondon HOMER I CAPKLLE Oenaral Agent for PaclOO Coast HaMouKimery street uuUer Occidental Hotel san Francisco HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE THE ONLY LINE maintaining irsuiac Bervici lot rBni eau Continent with TWIN tBIW BTKAMEKS New Ycrk bouthampton London Tarls Ham barg Holding tbe record for fastest time on this route SPRtXO HULINGS EXPRF SS eTKAMERS Conmbla May 9CoIumbla Jane 8 A Victoria May 10 A Victoria June Normannta May Ti Normannla June 20 Bismarck Mar aF BtamartlcMJune VI 1st Cahln 40 and upward 24 Caoln 45 and 930 HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 87 Brosdway New York A WMYElt 401 California st General Pass Agent Pacific Coast sotn hubs TAcirlrc mwtixr PACtriC STSTSt XJ Traiea lear and nr dn tattwm a SAX FBAXta90tv titAvst raoisAyitiri8SJki aJr3sWsi HXOk etanteandOHaywardWaft rtfjs 5Ka AtlanU Kxprt via MSrtliiea aodLaUiroTOirde3adJ4JtV J714 700 Port Cosm and llnicUjJ4 S7 O0A Peters and Milton XL 7SUa anLeandraHavwardii4Wya4 1SOx NanaCatlsUyaamliantaRosa VacavllleMpsrtaSacramenW and Itedfllnrvl i Davis Mat 2 nnesandSaa Ramon 7 M9 8302CUeeven Jesetocltwn lona 5 tMcrasnenlo Marrsvltle iled 7 RlerIaiidJvUie cis 1t ftsoa Ponfa saroh 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B5a tll45 Palo Alto and Principal Way tatlons xJ t78y CREEK ItOCTE FKRRY From eun Francisco Foot of MaVietfitrset iipB 700 8 800 1000 llOs 12St 1100 20O 8QO 400 JJi O0M 5 From Oakland Foot of Broadway 600 t700 800 i00 10rf 11O0ai 7Mrt lJ30 200 3 400 5KSJfc A for Morning for Afternoon Sundays excepted TSataMays Oafy ITborsdavs only fsnndays only tt Monday Tharsday and Baturday nlghuoniy san franciscj AmyMtiQSffHi PACIFIC RAmWsVtCp 7 Tibcbox Fkbbt Foot or Market Stu San Francisco to 8an Bafaet Wire Dats 740 92a llrfX a iti l2iSStSX 510 630 st Thursdays Extra trip llW Saturdays Extra titpi at lao sndllR0 at rrX SrxaYS 8 9Sa 11KXJah 1X Ste7 if San Bafael to Sain IpsiUClsCO WititK Dat 25 755 8S0 Jl10 Aistf 134 340 610 st SatardaysExtratrtpsaiiaj andt535r 5uxdats 810 840 1110 a 140 840 5 Between San Francisco and Bchnetn Park same schedule aa above 1 1 Leare In Kffect Arrive Pan Francisco Not 1 Baft Francisco Week Pnn Destina Son Week Daya days no days days 740 Akt 800 am Novate 1040 am R50 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