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5 a a a eir ATvnrei i tTTorkXrrrirO win tw in ij 4 VJJWJi 4 SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE FffHXAX 3DJX10 1895 2 5 ASv BDDD ISTO BE THERE The Governor Will Assist Fabiola Many Celebrities Are to Be Present A Very Swell Crowd Will Witness Oaklands Great Festival To Morrow Governor Budd among the latest to ttpouse the cause of the Fabiola fete He teat dispatches yesterday to President Fitzgerald and Secretary Potnror at the ixociation Headquarters notifying them that he will arrive at 1 oclock and will pas four hours at the Trotting Park Special quarters will be reserved for bim in the grand stand and he will be sur sounded with the guests of honor of whom there will be many The apectaele will be a frrand one to morrowmorrow for the brilliant toilets of the thousands of ladies the magnificent floral decorations and the mass of streamer bunting and flags that will be waving in every direction will make a scene of which the Oallanders may feel proud The grand stand with its 5000 seats will be filled to overflowing and in order to accommodate which is tne best when all will be to good Grand Marshal Thomas is an individual who will have ail bcando He has announced his staff of officers as follows a White WebbN ParceGB Daniels Woodward GW Stevenson and A Fletcher For his aids be has selected some of tbe best known men in Oakland and can Francisco Among tbem being Senator Guy Eail ex CongressmanCongressman English Chapman King Walker Kenney Robert Knight Charles Kennedy A II Higrine Hall Jr Ed Howard Harry hook Lester Herrick Everett Grimes A Folger Fine Dr A Fine Cat Ewlng Dr Dunn George de Golla Donald Campbell Dr Blood John A Brittan Charles Bon I Blake Harrv Bennr Barnard A Breed Brigham Bupee Samuel Breik Jr Benjamin Bert Brayton John Adams Ames Colonel Little Warren Olney Jr Ed Vin zent Assemblyman North Gus Macdon aid George Morrow Shelby Maatin Ross Morgan James MoffitL Harry Melvin Jim McKee Charles Miller George McNear Thomas Macee Jr Leonard 0 Trowbridge Felton Taylor John Tompkins Thomas Samuel Taylor Prentiss Selby Charles Snook Charles Spear 8haron Frank Soule Thomas Prather Mvron Whidden Wilson Jr White Wbitnev Wheaton George Wheaton Witcher The preliminary notes of the festival resounded throughout Oakland Alameda and Berkeley yesterday for during the morning hours the Consolidated Streetcar Company put its promised decorated car in evidence It was handsomely decorated with ferns and assorted tiowers and worked out in colored blossoms on a bed ot roses appeared the word Fabiola The car was occupied by an excellent orchestra and was taken from place to place all over tbe system Open sir concerts were given and the thousands who listened to the music thus had a forcible re minder of the event to come The decl ine surplus which the sale of tickets now makes certain additional seats are being rated car tne Alameda road and the put np adjacent to the central structure Of dignitaries and jople famous in public life there will be a host Apart from the Governor and his friends there will be Colonel Shatter and staff froni the Presidio the Mayor of Oakland the Alameda county Board of Supervisors the Oakland Council tbe city and county Boards of Education officials of hieh and low degree representatives of all the charitable institutions in the Bay district churchmen doctors judces merchants and in fact men prominent in every walk of life From a social standpoint it will be one of the most notable gatherings that has ever assembled on the Coast The Burlingame Club with its half a dozen drags occupied by the elite of San Mateo and San Francisco counties the Gentlemens Driving Club of Alameda with its tandems four in hands and vehicles of all sorts and descriptions the 300 and more carriages that are to participate in the floral parade the four in hands of Senator Perkins Oscar Luoing A A Moore Mayor Davie and A Glenn the swell turnouts of Congressman Hilborn Mrs Isaac Rqua the Henshaws and other equally noted families all these will make up as pretty an ensemble as the most exacting could desire As for flowers they will be everywhere The carriages horses grandstands booths and tents will all be covered with a variety of artistic designs on which thousands of dollars and countless hours of labor are being expended and as every visitor will bring an assortment of bouquets and nosegays so as to participate in the great floral conflict which is to follow the pageant there will be a wealth and variety of blossoms that will astonish those who do not know what Oakland is capable of when she really wants to do anything The decorations for the competitive parade will It is believed outrival any thing teen oetore in tne mate inose who witnessed the recent fiestas Lot Angeles and Santa Barbara and who hare an idea of the way things are going to look at the parte say that there will be no question with any fair minded critic as to Oakland being far ahead of all her competitors Aside from tbe local pride attached to the event there is an internal rivalry which accounts for much of the spread wbicli is made Everyone knows that the individual who carries off the first prise will not only receive the handsome trophy which will reward the winner San Pablo line will be out to day so the town will get an early start on the festivities that are to culminate in such a blaze of glory to morrow ELECTRIC MOTORS A GREAT DATS SPORT The Gentlemen Jockeys Protest They Refused to ace With YsabeL Lord Talbot Clifton and His Coaeb Meteor Cause a Sensation THE ADVANTAGES 0VEE STKAM POWER Economy in the Use of the Electrical Current Points for Business Men To the man who has been accustomed to use steam power all his life a change is apt to come hard because habit is always difficult to conquer and because when a roan is accustomed to do either big or little things in a certain way it is difficult to pet him to do them in any other way The advantages of a change must be very apparent to induce a change from one method of power using to another and therefore it must be evident now great these advantages are to induce changes in so many cases irom steam and gas to electric power Some of tbe advantages in the use of electric power obtained by simply tapping an underground wire and pasiing the current through an eleciric motor may here be recited to account for the changes referred to 8s having occurred in the power using districts of the city The first and most conspicuous even if not the greatest advantage in tbe use of the motor is the great saving in room In place of a steam boiler and steam pipes stowed iu a boiler room and engine room the engine itself with its flywheel long shafting belting etc there is a single compact small raa efilne occupying not one twentieth of the Kpace required for the engine and boiler This machine is capable of supplying all tne powerequireu up to tue limit oi us capacity If at any time it is necessary to have more power the motor will find ready sale and can be given in part payment tor a more powerful one Compare this with the serious problem of increasing tbe steam power in an establishment which means a very heavy outlay for boiler and engine and little better price than that of scrap iron for the old boiler and engine In tbe matter of savine of space and the ease with which increased power can be but will gain an amount of glory which obtained as well as in the saving of time from a social standpoint cannot be meas in ra iking such a change from one motor to another as compared with the time required to install a new steam plant tbe advantages are all on the side of the elec trie motor There are other matters however which can be advanced with equal force in favor ured in dollars Captain Bobadils famous reasoning as to why he was the best swordsman in the world will be in a sense applicable Looking at it from the lines on which he argued the situation is as frllrtra Th TTnitf1 HttA i Ihft tintt country in the world California is the of the moJn plan of using electricity for best State in the Union Oakland will I power purposes supplied from a central prove to be the best city in the State and station nv means oi an uncergrounc sys ergo the individual who is adjudged to tem The installation of an electric have the best turnout in Oakland has the moIor connected with the underground best in the world The logic is a littlsj system means command of power at any loose when you come to boitit down but lira da or nlh ol av ad every day a social license is as broad as a political of the year week days bundays and holi one days Then the coDimand is instantane Conceding therefore that as a social i 0us The simple turning of a switch sets event it is a star of the first magnitude lhe motor in operation There is no need the other considerations can be brought i wait for fires and thegetnng npof steam up From a sporting standpoint the day nr ls there nd keeP hres banked for will be one of the most notable of the sea fear steam might pe required The poeris son Cvcling is ail the craze nowadavs always there to be used whenever needed especially in Alameda county rnd io ap 1 ad doe8 not cot a Cnt until it is used pease this popular desire a programme of I Tbere no yuch thlD Vwe rs wheel events is to be given that will at be steam user calls it unavoidable tract the attention of everv bicyclist in Tbere no lo8S Pwer trough the State The handicaps and scraich I lone lnes of counter shafting as the races are to be participated in bv the power is run direct to the place where it rrPk ririr in thinartnf i rnnnt rv is red uired and finally only lust so much for all the leading clubs are represented i of the power is nsed as is actually needed in the best of those who will jCe the and only at the point where it is required starter The mile open race should be productive of a sensational finish for the competiiors are the picked men of their respective clubs and have all made notable showings in the past The horse meet alone furnishes a days entertainment It includes trottme pacing dashes by gentlemen riders and oral horses snd exhibitions by famous animals among them Hulda who will for the first time appear on a tracK west nicngo Shreve A Co bnve qnite recentlv intro duced electric motors in their workshops on the corner of Market and Fremont streets There they are used not only for the driving of all kinds of machinery but the electric current is turned to account for electro plattnr wih gold and silver Two motors of fifteen horse power each are installed and do excellent service The motors are made of any required power from one horse power up to hfty or MC i a hundred horse power nut win uo sen i iuik against nine uuu 7 uii VI as Orrin Uickok who drove her when he The Dewey made her great record of 208 fs to be aon Hawklni i Company Chevalier oBjJ gam in the sulky the event will be note rt and Abrahamson 4 HeunJs ho 26 WortnT Main street are among the firms which lhe hurdle race is a go Definite ar i a InsUlled electric power rangements have been concluded with I purpoes withu the past few days horsemen at the Bay I strict and there nnV0TTva will be three and probably four starters EW COIEPOBAIIOMS The race will be one and one eighth miles SeTermi Enfrprlea rile Article With with hve jumps One of the hurdles will the County Clerk be placed immediately in front of thi rri filed arti grand stand so that all can see the horses I The following new enterprises filed ar i in action as they take the sticks They cles of incorporation with the County are all good steeplechasers and thev will Clerk yesterday be ridden by such expert jockeys as illie Golden Gate Mining Trading and Develop Bpence Hill and Chauncey Treadwell lite ment Company Directors Durham Quiulan unmiignara Jiara Strouse nrentian Murphv and George Ricbardon Capital stock SlOOO OOO of which 3250 has been suhseribed tgle Mintug Milling and Water company Directors Theodore Reithert A Hyde Porter A Stetson Uendrick 8 Loop and Schneider Capital stock 500000 of which 800 has been subscribed JacKson Land and Improvement Company Directors Edward A Morse A LUsak Wilson Tobln and Albert Lyser Capital stock 1000 ot which has been sub scrioea Gilroy Mercantile Company Directors Thomas Bea A Whitehursf tt Wel burn Dunne Cobb Svuieyand George Niggle Capital stock 100000 of which 26400 has beeti subscribed A Flr Katate Claim Paid The claim of Warren Maliey against the Fair estate for some 9903 has been paid The money was due on acconntof work performed on the North Beach property of the estate Tbe special administrators bave contested payment on the ground that the bill was not a charge against tbe special administration Tbe decision of tbe Court was against tbem and had not the money been paid they would have been required to explain their conduct in court yesterday As it was a citation issued against them some days i ago was dismissed of Pierre Lonllards stable Tom Williams president of the Pay District track will give himself a change of venne for the afternoon for he has notified tbe Fabiola committee that he will be on hand throughout the proceed ings Furthermore be has accepted an invitation to oe one oi me judges tbe horse niet in which capanlv he will act in conjunfction with Foote Captain Ed Hackett the Registrar of the San Francisco Land Office and Dr Hiram Latham The other officers will be as follows Starter 8pence timer Daltou clerk ol tbe course Carl Abbott From 1045 oclock in the mornm when tbe gentlemens driving race will be given until the closing event of the day there will be an uninterrupted round of entertainment so tbe committee has been compelled to abandon the project of allowing children to pass into tbe grounds free during the morning hours There will therefore be admission fees charged all day the rate for the youngsters being uaiformlv one half that for adults The judges of tbe floral parade will not be selected until Saturday morning so as Insure absolute fairness It wili be a hardUsk and the committee expects to eacounter a good deal of tronble in get tinjr tbe right people to serve will take na mean Wly either to decide There was a mild sensation at the Bay District track yesterday when Talbot Clifton on the box of his celebrated coach Meteor drove across the track to the infield and lined bis team up heads to tbe fence in great shape The ladies wared their handkerchiefs while tbe talent mumbled something about seeing queer things when without a gun There was a very large attendance to see seven really excellent races The infield was packed with handsome carriages and tbe clubhouse was crowded with the select followers of Blingum The occasion was also marred with a new departure in the furniture of the oflJcials They all wore rosettes of black and orange which are the colors of the Jockey Club The day was specially set apart for the benefit of the Childrens Hospital and the receipts will greatly augment the finances of that worthy institution The feature of the afternoon from a society standpoint was tbe pony race for gentlemen riders The distance was at one half mile on the flat The first two races were run amid a tantalizing silence because all were waiting for the event which would bring to the post the cream of Blingums society riders There was an unfortunate misunderstanding at the beginning of the play which caused a lull and came very near upsetting all calculations on the form of tbe race lhe bookmakers were obliged to stand idle on their boxes and listen to the wild rumors of the real cause of the trouble which floated about the ring paddock and iawn One rumor had it that the judges were investigating the eligibility of Tod Sloan as a gentleman rider Another rumor went the rounds that Kick Hall wanted to ride but the judges could not entertain tbe proposition because he had been accused of pulling his whiskers The trouble was at last located Tbe gentiemen jockeys refused to ride in the race wim i label as she was not of pony measurement When this was finally adjusted by scratching the mare another difficulty arose The four gentlemen riders were found to be short of top boots breeches and a few other necessary details in their make up for the saddle After the patience of the crowd had been almost exhausted Pretty Bob rushed into the ring and in his usual sweet notes announced Scratch Ysabel and Rafferty Put Simpkins on Congo Oo on and book That settled it and every bod made a rush to play Finesse Tobins gelding was played off the boards and be won in a walk Conejo was second with tbe other pair last Soledad quit the maiden class in the opening event Addie and Halifax who finished noses apart for the place will soon bave another chance to do better Old Hy Dy played cunning in the mile race He laid well up with his field and coming on like a good fellow in the stretch landed the money cleverly by a neck from rtaindrop Marietta was in tbe next block but she got third money The handicap was the best race seen at the track this year Handicapper Brongb deserves credit for the way he brought the field together It was 2 to 1 and pick your choice in the betting but one could hardly locate the winner even when they hit tbe stretch At that point Arundel was leading by ahead with the remainder of tbe field all in a heap PijzoU made an excellent race on Utile Cripple and landed fats mount a winner by a length from Arundel who had nose the best ol Malo Diablo The latter would have probably won had it not been for an unfortunate crowding at the first turn Carmel won the race over the jumps after Wag and Mutineer hard collided and tumbled in a heap at the Head ot the stretch Both boys escaped injury Lon nie was second three lengths before Zaragoza Mantell at 25 to won tbe sixth race from Empress oi Norfolk Thebot member TiUie was third Rear Guard wound up tbe days sport by easily landing tbe mile race in fast time Red Glen was second only a short head before Del Norte Track and Fad dock Notes Tod Sloan covered himself with glory yesterday He received a round of applause when he returned to weigh out after his good ride on Hy Dy Eddie Parser and the well dressed Charlie Qninn burned up tbe sing over tbe victory of Little Cripple The latter won 4000 and Purser went him 1000 better There was an immense crowd present and as every bodyowners trainers jockeys and holders of complimentary badges bad to pay the hospital fnnd most have cleared a good sum George Rose gave tbe purse won by Rear Guard to the hospital fund It amounted to 200 President Williams and Mr Lissak deserve fcreat credit for the clever way they handled tbe benefit Tbe great success achieved was entirely due to their efforts and they were warmly congratulated during the afternoon To Day i Card Bix well filled and evenly balanced fields make np the attraction for to day ot Bay District Following are the entries VIRST KACE KLKVXX SrXTKSNTHS OP A STILE Index sellin Weight 663 Crawford 102 617 Snow Blossom 97 852 Niagara 102 837 Rose Clark 107 807 Lodl 112 868 Tobey 97 848 Blue Bell Ill 843 Booladain 97 815 Lulu 110 801 Julia Martin filly 95 KCOSP RICE ABOUT THRKE FOVBTHS OP A MILE SELLING PfiQ Rleardo 107 89 Sea Spray 91 874 ML Air 99 867 Hsrry Lewis 99 874 Banjo 103 gt9 Centurion 97 862 idas 102 874 Commission 107 72o Bernardo 101 7l4 Nephew 110 868 Mamie Scot 9it H04 RICO 105 855 Norblieh 98 THIRD KACE ELEVE 5TXTEETHS OF A MILE SELLI NO t6 Heartease for Extract filly 95 866 Kdgemount 9 849 Tauy 95 856 Rejected 99 849 Senator Mahoney 9i 849 Miss BrummeL 95 8B8 Gvpsette gelding 95 866 ardwell 9 856 Elfie 91 FOVKTH RACE THREE QlAFTERS OF A MILE HANDICAP 875 Quirt 115 725 Bernardo 16 850 Howard 106 830 Charles A 100 Imp Ivy 100 875 Plajrful 92 850 Ctrca 90 FIFTH RACE ELEVEN PTXTEENTHS OF A MILE SELLING INSIDE COCRSE 865 Talbot Cll fton 99 812 Littl Tocgh 102 727 Ledalla 106 853 Miss Ruth 93 8470 Bee 10 869 McFarlane 87 867 Raphael 99 836 Vtilcan 102 871 Morveu 107 833 Joe Cotton 102 SIXTH KACE EXEVEN flXTEENTHS OF A MILE SILLING 881 Tillia a 109 863 Nellie 110 847 Middleton 112 424 8ir Reel 123 r872 Mlu Bnekler 97 854 Ollvia 90 823 My Sweetheart 101 843 Laurel 99 865 Sooa Enough 107 863 Alarlc 102 Mark Hopkiss Institute of Art Sprine exhibition open daily Admission 25c Thursday evenings admission 50c Many Improvements Under Way Conditioii of the Realty Market Two More Auctions Catalogued for Next Week General Notes With the exception of tbe anctlon ot the Point Lotos lots tbe sales of the week have indicated a very healthy condition of the market The action of tbe Hibernia Bank in reducing the interest rate has bad a fine effect Tbe Woodwards Gardens sae was satisfactory One noticeable feature in connection with it was the presence of builders and speculators many of whom invested with tbe intention of immediately improving the property and again placing it on the market Business in tbe building trades continues brisk The Builders Exchange will soon have newer and larger quarters at New Montgomery and Mission streets where its members will have much better accommodations than in their present hall on Post street A block of Park property belonging to thft Baird estate will be offered at auction on tbe 16th inst in the rooms of Baldwin fc Hammond This property comprises tbir three lots bounded by Haight Waller and Lott streets and Masonic avenue There is promise of much improvement in tne building in this district Tbere 7 I CHRONICLE RACING CHART BAY DI8TfICT TRAOK MAY 9 1895 One hundred and slxty Sfth day ol the winter meeting ol the California Jockey Club Weather food track faiu if KIKST KACE rire furlongs maidens three year oids and upward ui Tir ime 1021 Purse 250 Index 842 704 842 812 827 848 815 842 Hornes snd Weight St Fin Jockeys Betting Op Cloie Soledad 5 Addle 3 Halifax 3 Tamalpals a Caoeau 3 Dollv 3 Red Wing 4 Mciovern 3 Sir Michael 4 Rosalie 4 96 85 87 106 92 8 103 6 94 7 106 Lett Ieft Burns Jones Riley Shaw Wilson 1eoples Lloyd ilenn Koullier Hinrlcbs 8 5 2 8 0 30 6 8 15 8 6 40 12 I 50 100 dood mart Won easily Winner Rlnconado stables by I ropelad SKtoM HACK One mile wiling Purse 300 Time 1 42 Horses snd Weights St Str Fin Jocteyt Betting Op CI 865 Hy Dy a 98 2 861 Raindrop a 101 870 Marietta 3 9 863 Outright 3 83 861 DonCsesar 3 86 851 Charmer 5 93 7 9rTTnthtP I anta 95 79b Experiment gld 3 83 31 1 2 5 8 3 1 4W 3 1 2L 4 7 tiM 5 8 Sloan Hlnrichs Flynn Wilson Ward ilenn Pieeott EJones 8 5 4 20 20 Good trtwLn dnxlJLi War OO lniKf KAtt Mau a mile special handicap gentlemen riders Time 054 In dex 825 I Finesse 3 564 Conejo a Conrtete a 564 lAlnddlna 6 60 40 12 7 2 ren Horses and Welfhta 8L 160 4 145 3 143 2 145 1 Jockeys Mr Tobln Mr Slmpkioi Mr Renson Mr Hlnrichs Betting Op Close 1 2 6 5 6 5 6 5 2 5 5 6 8 jood start Won easily inner Tobtus by Argyle Bianca OLKT 49v 07Q FOlKTiiKACE One mile and a sixteenth Little Jim handicap Parse 400 Time 1 are many handsome residences in the neighborhood and the spirit of improvement is discernible This section of the city has attained so much prominence within the past three years that its advantages and desirability for residence ues are generally known The topography is such as to afford perfect drainage The railroads throughout tbe district wnich bave done much to build up this neighborhood and the proximity to Golden Gate Park in connection with the liberal terms ot sale are features which in advance would seem to assure the auctioneer of another link to the already lone chain of successes wbicn has resulted from judicious management and competent advertising Shainwald Buckbee fc Co will sell for ty iwo lots en Twenty first Twenty secondsecond Hampshire and York streets by order ol the Morgenthau Company at their salesrooms on Wednesday evening tne lMli inst The streets are all sewered and trie oi re ready for building Uhe entlemei appointed to select ft site for 1 lie buiidine ol the affiliated col lepp ot the Stale University in this city have not yet made a selection They bave several offers under consideration TRANSFER AXD LOANS During the past week 140 transfers were recorded The mortgages numbered 100 re rescnilng 325290 and the 51 releases recorded were for 122077 Among the mortgages were the following Bv the German bavlngs snd Loan Society 20000 for one year at O1 per cent on the southweu corner of First and Folsom streets 100x275 feet 115000 or one year at 6 per cent pn the southeast corner of Gocgh and Eddy streets 1376x120 12500 for one year at 6 per cent on tbe south ilne of Ellis 1806 east of Buchanan 75x120 feet 10000 for one year at 7 per cent on the northwest line of Mission street 4510 southwest of Main 4510x137 6 by the Security Savings Bant 11600 Jor one year at 7 per cent on the north Hire of Washington 110 east of Devtsa dcro 55x127 8i and the northeast comer of Lake street and Eighteenth avenue 576x 100 by the Germanle Building snd Loan Association 20000 for nine years at 8 per cunt on the northeast line of Eighth street 100 leet southeast of Harrison an irregular fhapedlot the northeast line of Hay ward 100 feet southeast of Harrison 50x75 the southeast line of Mary 60 feet southwest of Ches ley an irregular shaped lot the south corner ofChesley and Mary 20x60 the northwest line of Boyd 80 feet southwest of Chesley 40x60 bv the Regents of the University of California 30000 for two years at 6 per cent on the north line of Geary 137 Ai east of Leavenworth 1376x100 Among the relesses were the following By private parties 9000 on the fouthwest corner of Vallcjo and Taylor 1376x1376 by the Hibernia Savings arid Loan Society 10 000 on the northwest line of Mission 4o10 northwest of Main 4510x1376 by private parties 8000 on the south line of Broadway 776 eat of Octavia an rregular shaoed lot BrlLMXr CONTRACTS During the past week nineteen building contracts were recorded representing 83 514 75 Tbey are as follows John Spencer owner with WiUiamTege er contractor architect Fred Rabin all work except plumbing painting plastering glazig Llncrusta Vallon gas fixtures concrete granite marble and electric work for two story residence with basement and attic on comer Hnlght and Baker cost 6815 i ranees Zoberbier owner with Henry Conrady contractor architect Kenna all work on a two story and basement frame buildingon Lyon nearHalght cost llr8 75 Augusta Glbbs owner with William i Knowles and Thomas Elam contractors architect Willis Polk carpenter and join i ers work and furnish materials for residence on north line of Jackson street east of 8cott cost 10206 with John Kcefe contractor painting polishing and finishing of Interior work total 1750 Olympic halt ater Company owner with Krogh Manuiacturing company contractors architect Henry A Schulze all work on eight circular wood tanks for the storage of water to be placed in and on a two story frame building now in course of erection on Austin street west of Larkln total 3285 I and Mrs Levy owner with Kennv contractor architect Kraetzer all work for a one story and basement frame building on Fourth avenue south of Clement street total 1200 George Lippman owner with 0 White contractor architect Llttlefield 11 work in carpenters specifications for two two story and basement trame Duiidingson Washington street east of Devlsadero total 5807 Struven owner with A Hellmuth contractor architect Emil John all work except painting plumbing and gas fitting for ner btMcAliSter ndDeTiser6rythe erection oi ten nouses rreummary opera tiona are hbwnnderway Xbwbutbwest jebrnerot Hayes and Gough 60x120 to a rear street has been sold for 40000 The Improvements consist ot flats and stores vid Starn Sons hare made the following sales recently Southeast comer of Tafiejaand Gougb 1452x1378 22 600 This property will be improved at once Aloton Langton street sear Seventh with four flats 2800 an Oakland lor 7500 lot on Pacific avenue near Bay street Alameda 4000 This firm has made great extensions in its house rentingrenting business since it went into its sew quarters A lot on the north line of Golden Gate avenue between Leavenworth and Hyde 62 6 feet front by an irregular depth will be sold by the Probate Court on the 28th inst to settle tbe estate ol Elizabeth Tish bonrne Secretary A 8barboro reports that the San Francisco Mutual Loan Association has matured its stock ot tbe third series to tbe full value ot 200 each The shareholders who have paid 127 now receive 200 an earning of 73 a share which is an interest exceeding 10 per cent per annum The matured stock will commence to be paid off on the first Wednesday in June This association daricg tbe past thirteen years has made 500 loans amounting to nearly 1000000 a little over one half of which bave been repsid The associations in Sbarboros office have plenty of money to loanvon good property situated both in San Francisco and Alameda counties Work on the first of the seven band some brick and stone buildings to be constructed in the Presidio reservation has Deeu commenced Tbe aggregate costoi tbe improvements will be about 250000 The site of the new buildings is south of the parade grounds The Nationals Companies and of the First Infantry National Guard ef California have made the final payment on their armory buiidine on Ellis street between Polk street and Van Ness avenue and the original trustees Captan Charles Tilden Henry Koch and John A Dun ker have placed on record a deed conveying the property in trust to the Nationals Clans Spreckels has made final payments on the Wilson and Pope lots The deeds were recorded yesterday John Bpencer will erect a 12000 residence on the northeast corner of Haight and Baker streets The following resolutions bave been adopted by the Masons and Builders Association of San Francisco That on and after June 1 1895 no member of this association snail figure or put In a bid on brick work which exceeds the sum of 500 if the said brick work is not segregated lrom the general specifications and made a separate part thereof upon which separate bids may be given thus giving the brick mason an opportunity to become a principal contractor Also that the notice sent to the architects of this city on the 6th of April in reference to the furnishing of brick and mortar for setting mantels will take effect on June 1 1895 During April 386 mortgages were recorded for 1018188 and 218 releases for 1420649 Sol Getz Bro Crocker building have msde the followintr sales of their proDer tiea recentlv 50x120 west line of Eighth avenue 150feei south of atreet for 2400 25x100 southeast line of Vienna street 50 feet northeast of Persia avenue for 150 25x100 east line of Twenty seventh avenue 192 feet north of street for 300 576x100 southeast corner Forty third avenue and 0 street for 500 50x120 north line street 57 6 feet west of Nineteenth avenue for 400 25x120 east line Twenty eiehth avenue 300 feet south of street for 250 50x120 west line Forty sixth avenue 175 feet north of street for 500 25x70 west line Biegel street 100 feet north of Blaine street for 275 lots 28 29 and 30 in block 26 Lakeview for 500 jex Ho nd WelhU StLStd xL nt rin te oTcfrose 870 Little Cripple 4 82 1 4M 5 4 3 1 Plggott 10 6 862 Arundel 4 87 3 1M 1 Is 1M Rllev 8 15 839 Malo Diablo 3 93 4 6 7 7 5 5 3 Chevalier 4 4 713 iGussie 4 95 6 7 3 4 4 Hlnrichs 8 12 865Tar and Tartar 5 106 5 2 2J 2 3 5 5 Sloan 3 3 85 McLlght4 115 2 3 6 6 7 6 6 Flynn 3 2 870 Nebuchadneisar3 90 7 5 4 3J 7 7 Jones 2 5 Good start Won easily Winner JWebePs br gTby imp Pirate of Penzance Lady Stanhope 880 Index V1FTH RACE AbOUt one mil Tlmm irt rvtttf ltMnIrhft I Time 1 A7 Purse 303 Horses and Weights i St i Str Fin Jockey 865 Carmel 4 858 LonnieB 6 858 Zaragoza 842 Prince Idle 6 861 Warrago 4 846 Manhattan 4 776 Sidney 5 861 Wag4 846 Mutineer 4 134 4 135 9 140 2 137 7 129 tt 131 8 141 5 131 3 131 1 I 4 7 6 8 2 1 4 6 7 9 310 1 1 5 4 8 FelL FelL 1 Spence 2 Ktdd 31 McMahon 4 iGaltndo Ensbury Stewart Harris Madden Clancy Good start Woi easily Winner 8pences ch by Duke of Norfolk Carmen OOI MXTH KACE Five and a half furlongs selling Purse 300 Time 1 08 Betting Op Close 6 8 5 2 15 40 15 30 8 12 30 60 20 50 6 12 2 7 5 dex Hsa St Etr nn Jockeys I ffgfe 859 Mantell 5 105 3 1 1 1 IU WFlynn 8 20 869 Emp ol Norfolk 4 98 4 31 2 Sloan 2 11 5 840 TMiea 4 93 tt 6 5 5 Chevalier 4 2 869 Gold Bug a 100 1 4 4 4 4 Shaw 10 15 603 TimMurphy a 122 5 3 2 31 HlnTichs 1 8 5 816 Annie Moore 6 Ott 2 5 6 tt 6 Rowan 30 100 Fair start Won easily Winner Lone stables en by Bonnie Ban Aureola 00 SEVENTH RACE One mile selling Purse f30O Time 141 In dex 870 860 867 851 819 863 Horses and Weights Rear Guard 5 Red Glen 4 Del Norte 4 Claudius 4 TT1X4 San Lata Key 106 95 102 108 Oi 4 97 St etr Fta 1 4 6 1 2 A 1 6 1 4 5 6 3 5 Jockeys Sloan Hlnrichs Lloyd Henneuy Rowan IE Jones Betting On Close 3 5 7 10 4 2 6 5 6 10 Good start Won easily Winner George Bosss by Postguard Alfonle Carter two story and basement frame building on south line or Twenty sixth street near tic ard total 3526 California Bible Society owner with A Bnckmsn contractor architects McDou gall Son excavating for basement and foundation and retaining walls and areas for brick buildings with concrete foundation on north line of McAllister street near Hyde cost 1680 Schnetzler owner with Schtnuck ert contractor plans by contractor all work on two tory frame building on Twenty second street east ot Noe total 3320 James Stanton owner with Jackson Co contractors architect Krafft iron steel granite carpenter and painting work for alterations to present buildingon southwest corner of Kearny and Post streets total 2013 Margaret Hchwerdt owner with Samoel Kent con tractor architectsJLsist Schwerdt carpenter work galvanized iron roofing and marble work for a four story and basement brick building on southwest corner of Sixth and Stevenson vtreets total 14949 with Shecard Brothers contractors plumbing and gas fitting total 1061 with A Stelger Sons contractors terra cotta work total 2875 with Adam Beck contractor excavating concrete cement brick steel total 12575 Mrs Blackwood owner with Martin FennellA sod contractors architect 21c Dongall i Son grading leveling brick and concrete work for a two story basement and attic frame building on north line of Pacific avenue west of Octavia street total 1114 with Peterson Olson contractors carpenter plastering tinning eta total 96750 with Britt contractor plumbing gas fitting etc tout 1095 Moses Mouford owner With Hatfield contractor architect Robert Trosi all work for frame building on south line of Twenty fourth street east of Saqchez total 1475 GXXXRAL HOTES Keenan Cranston who bought ten lots fronting on Waller and Cdle streets at tbe aaie ot the Halght atreet baseball grounds have secured contracts to erect residences on seven of tbe lota Building will be commenced at once John McCarthy the contractor will improve his 60 yara at the southwest cor SCHOOL FCND EXHAUSTED Bat It I Not a Very Serious Thing After All The School Fond Exhausted is a sign whch hangs on the grill work of the Treasurers office It is an old sign which has made its appearance annually for a long time While it looks ominous nothing very damaging will come ot it It means that the money in the fund is all gone But the teachers salaries for April with two exceptions have all been paid The exceptions got around late and had to be registered as will all other demands against the fnnd for a few days One of tbe causes of the annual stringency in the School Department money market is that the second apportionment from the State to the city is not paid until July In the mean time howerer Treasurer Widber will not permit the teachers to suffer for although he is a quiet man and says little he already has a scheme for relief in his mind Eight years ago the Legislature passed an act authorizing the Treasurer to make use of any such special fund as he may have in bis possession to pay teachers salaries the money to be returned from the first collection of taxes in July It is thought that the Treasurer will find just such a surplus fund stowed away in his big safe and that it will be forthcoming to meet the teachers May salaries Fredericks to Be Sentenced William Fredericks the murderer of Cashier Herrick of the Sn Francisco Savings Union is to be in Judge Murphys court next Wednesday morning An order will then be made fixing a new date for the execution of the death sentence renounced against Fredericks by Judge evy Execution of the sentence on the day first fixed was prevented by the pending of an appeal which has since been determined adversely to the prisoner Dont Wait Too Long Good things do not last always Over 350 instrumental selections by the most noted composers for 25 cents is a rare opportunity Tbe Chbosiclb Is now publishing coupons five of which together with 25 cents entitle anv reader to a copy of Melodious Harmonies This is the opportunity referred to tJJliCEhtANZQVH rlTCBiHiBar4r Yales Lat Freekla Is Mme Vales infallible cure 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