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I SAN gRANCISCO dHPOMOiiE MOKDAY JASTTABY 10 1898 1 THE DO HOI LIKE lttlffl POLICE DEFEATED CANDIDATES SORE TI1EV SAY COMMISSIONERS AVEnE rortnrate Ohm ad to Hare Got in Through Political Trades Oakland Branch Office of th Chronicle VM Iirtdway remr Ninth itrwt OAKLAND January 9 There are lrhty eiSht disappointed men about the City Hall who ay that they would Jke to have wme better explanation of the appointments made by the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners before they can aocept gracefully the turn down which they pot yesterday Ten out of ninety eight men were selected os best suited to be police officers ard were made members of the department 1 ut the division of patronage does not wm t0 have pleased those on the ouu lUf A long drawn howl has grone up now that the ten fortunate candidates have bn announced and it charged that i heir names were traded about between Thomas Dow and Clement until political differences were settled and with ro view to a Just selection of men best suited and qualified for a position upon he force Among the candidates who met with defeat yesterday at the meeting of the Hoard were some whose po lUcal connections are strong and these promise a lively fight now 1 angworthy was a Dow man In the lgnnng but he went in as a Thomas man at yesterdays meeting It Is generally understood now that the successful candidates were championed for appointment as follows Downey and Lynch appointed by Clement Thomas Pardee Flynn 11 Langworthy and It McSorley by Thomas Hahn Tu lian Charles Murcell and A Mc Klnley by Dow WENCHESLOW SAYS HE IS BEING PERSECUTED Arrested In San Jose He Is Lodged In the AUmriTa County Jail OAKIaAND January Manning Wen cheslnw was arrested this afternoon in San Jose and brought to this citv in the even lug by Constable Gus Koch He was lootvl at the County Jail on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences Wepcheslow was apprehended at the instance of Irs Addl Eqps of this city rho caused the arrest of his wife here yesterday llrr Kppa tells a long storj of Hi Wencheslows having robbed her out of WOO on a patent medicine trade Mrs Wencheslow wa released from Jail last nlcht on 200 bond by Justice Fred CMft who drew the warrant againt her Vencheslow believes tha will be able to furrlsh bonds to morrow morning lie Mtys that his imprisonment as well as that of his wife Is the result of malicious lerseoution on thf part of Mrs Epps He says thai his transactions with her will lear investigation and becaure she could not make a great deal out of her small investment she sought to have her money returned Mrs fpps wanted the county right for the sale of a patent medicine but found out later as she charges that the right was not an exclusive one She claims that the Wencheslows swindled her and she proposes to secure redrtss Park Matter May Come lp OAKLAND January 9 The City Council will meet to morrow night and It Is believed that the old park problem will come up In some shape for consideration The various committees which have been instructed to handle the matter hav failed to make any report at all and It is thought that the Council will attempt to eolve the problem without further delay MIMSTUItS ItEFLY Give Answer to Rev II Geoirlie Sini Startling Assertions BERKELEY January 9 The orthodox ministers of Berkeley are busy replying to tlie Kev William Oeogheisan the local i nltarlan preacher who recently startled Berkeley church goers by his declaration that Christ was no better than many men he has known Re Dr II Mlnton of the First Presbyterian Church preached this morning on Christs Testimony Concerning Himself He denied that there vas any doubt of Christs divinity and said it was Inconceivable how Christs otn statement that he was the son of God could be doubted At the First llap tlst Church Rev Ilerce began a series of nve sermons on The Christ Idea detailing the doctrines of orthodoxy EARLY MflHMMi FIRE A Berkeley Residence Is Horned to the Ground BERKELEY January 9 A cottage at the corner of Fifth and Jones streets West Berkeley occupied by William Ilurg and Is mil and owned by Jowph Doran was completely destroyed by fire at 3 oclock this morning The fire had gained considerable headway before an alarm was turned In and when Chief Kenny and his men arrived thev were forced to direct all their energies to saving the adjoining buildings The number of hydrants was so Fmall that the departments work was serlounly handicapped The loss will umount to about SlOw covered by Insurance The cause of th fire Is unknown MASS MEETING AT MLES HEWS OF THE OH AHDJWTER FROMT THE YACHT ANNIE INJURED NEWSBOY MAKES A QUICK OCEAN TRIP An Austrian Tramp Steamer Arrives With a Big Load of Coal The Public Spirited Cltlsens Discuss eded Improvements NILES January 9 A rousing meeting of Nls public spirited men and women was held last evening in Fords Hall to discuss some needed Improvements Super isor Wells was present and spoke encouragingly The principal subject was for changing the big steel county bridge across Alameda creek to a point a few hundred yards further down the creek and a new county road cut through the California Nursery Companys property to the bridge to save crossing the railroad tracks many times These crossings are exceedingly dangerous and unecs changea will cause further loss of life Supervisor Wells Intends to bring the matter up before the Board of Supervisors lo morow and as all the citizens of the township have signed their nanm to a petition favorable to it It expected that the project wiU go through with a rush Death ot Mrs Lena Taylor ALAMEDA January 9 Mrs Lena Taylor wife of William Taylor and daughter of the late George Heldt died to day at 1606 Walnut street She was 44 years of age and her home had been in San Francisco until a few weeks ago The funeral will take place from the Park rtreet Methodist Church at 1 oclock Tuesday Jnatlrc fwaseys Condition ALAMEDA January 9 Justice of the Peace A Swasey who Is very 111 with I ad nlrht but to day was somewhat Improved It is feared that owing to his advanced age ho may not recover from the attack Yaw cant do without It Th San Francisco Chronicle Almanae for 1SOS Price S3 cents a copy Now ready I Commodore Caduc and a party of friends met with an accident that almost proved disastrous while on the bay yesterday afternoon In the sloop yacht Annie The pretty little yacht was sailing up the bay with a fresh westerly wind Suddenly when off Powell street wharf the yacht was struck by an easterly wind and drifted across the bows of the schooner Neptune which was lying at anchor The tide was so swift that nothing could be done to prevent the collision and for a few minutes it looked as if the yacht would be upset and the pleasure seekers drowned After a little work the vessels were separated and it was found that the most serious damage was the loss of the yachts sail It had caught on the Neptunes bowsprit and was split in two The Xerviboys Quick Trip The barkentine Newsboy arrived from Hakodate Japan yesterday making the trip in twenty eight days There are better records but this is far above the average There was a little sensation started by a report of sickness on board and for a time there were rumors of cholera The facts showed the alarm to be unfounded While In Hakodate the wife and child of Captain Mollested were taken 111 with dysentery The child died and Mrs Molesiea was left a hospital As It was believea that their sickness was caused by baa water the local quarantine officers compelled the men on the New boy to empty all their water casks though there had been no sickness on the voyage across tbe ocean The Caruanche Departs Lieutenant Commander Louis Turner and a detail of the Naval Battalion took the old monitor Camanche back to Mare island yesterday morning As soon as tho Camarehe left her moorings she started to steam down the bay and was joined by the State tug Governor Mark ham The old boat went back to the navy yard whore she will remain until condemned nnd destroyed It will take two raye to transfer hT coal and stores to the Marion whkh will be brought down to this city and put alongside Howard street wharf 2 for the use of the Naval Battalion Tow boat captains and sailing masters are already making objections to the buoy attaches to the old anchor of the Camanche The tide forces the buoy under water and tuakis it dangerous to navigation The Burma In Port The Austrian steamer Burma Captain Mikulicich arrived yesterday from Na nalmo with a cargo of coal This Is the first visit of this freight steamer or tramp to this port and It is said that It is tho first time an Austrian merchant steamer was over here She has been chartered to carry coal from Nanaimo to this city for John liosenfeld The Burma left Antwerp a short time ago far Vladivostok and from the latter port she was sent to Nanaimo On her arrival here bic went to Oakland direct Minor Notes The steamer Mosna left for Australia vesttrday morning after having been delayed on account of the late arrival of the English mall There was a large crowd of slghtweers on Fishermens wharf vesterday viewing the odd shaped English torpedo boat Sparrowha wk which is lying off Lombard street wharf The British ship Conlsheai from Newcastle came Into port yeKterdav She sailed from Newcastle on November 4th last MARINE NEWS POINT LOBOS January 8 10 Weather cloudy wind aim NOTICE TO MARINERS A branch of the Hydrographlc Office located in th Merchant Exchange is maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense Navigators are invited to visit the rmc where a complete set of chart and nail Inn directions of the world are kept on hand for rcfuence and comparison and the latest Information can always be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation and all matters of Interest to ocean commerce The Time Ball en top of the building on Tele Krarh Bill Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and is dropped at noon 12uth meridian by telegraphic signal received each day from the 8 Signal Observatory Mare Island Cal A rctlce stating whether the liall was dropped on Ime or giving the error If any Is published by i he morning papers the following day HlOHKS Lieut In charge COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Time and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco Bay lly official authority of the Superintendent NOTE The high and low waters occur at the city front Mission street wharf about 25 minutes later than at Fort Point the height of tide is the same at both places JAXtARY 10 TU JANUARY 17 iTlme Ifim iTlme i TTIiusI I IKeet Feel ct Ke I HW I I LW I I HW LWJ 10 1 9M U1 lZ0 8 VI 7lUtT 2 II alX tM 72X 28 17 7iO 0 1 IV ZM2 5U 61 V4 VOO 4 8r2 0 8 15 X1S 61 f16 X0 29 42 90ft 3 14 340 Bi 1010 16 415 SB 949 17 16 40 64 1124 11 650 86 1040 22 1 518 86 1281 Oft 7V8 SS 1188 v7 17 atl 671 188 UOl 8 64 H7l A JANTARY 10 bun Klse sun etii 8To NOTE In the above tabulation of tides the ally tldea are clven in the order of their occurrence commencing with the early morning tide in the left hand tide column and the succeeding tides a they occur aa to time on some days but thres tides occur the usual fourth tide occurring the following morning The columns of heights give the elevation of each tide above or below the plane of Coast Survey Chart soundings the numbers are always additive to the chart depths unlet preceded by the minus sign or dash when the number la subtractlve fom depths given on th chart MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Steamers due and to sail to day and for the next six days are as follows DEPART Stesmer For Balls Pomona Eureka Areata etc Jan 10 Cxsrlna Coos Bay jn i0 Alex Duncan Cthern Coast Jan 10 City of Puebla Victoria and Puget Sd Jan 11 Weeott Eureka and Crescent City Jan 11 Crescent City Crescent City Jan 11 Santa Roia San Diego and ay porta Jan 11 Qlpsy Santa Crux and Monterey Jan Kmptre Cooa Bay Jan 11 Rival Fort Ut agg Jan 11 Chllkj Eel River and way ports Jan 12 State of Cal Astoria and Portland Jan 12 Cooa ny Newport 8n Pedro etc Jan IS North Fork Eureka Areata etc Jan 13 Pomona Eureka Areata etc Jan 14 Gipsy Santa Crux and Monterey Jan 14 Ueigle Hongkong via Honolulu and Yokohama Jan 15 Excelsior Yukon Cook Inlet and Copper River Jan 15 Point Arena Pt Arena and Mendocino Jsn 15 Queen San Diego and way ports Jan 15 Walla Walls Victoria and Puget Bound Jan IS ARRIVE 8teamer Prom State of Cal Portland and Astoria North Fork Eureka Areata etc Washtenaw Tacoma Chllkat Kel River and way ports Crescent City Crescent City Empire Coos Hay I rogreso Beattle Rival Fort Uragg Coos Bar Newport San Pedro etc Bontta Southern Coast Walla Walls Puget Sd and Victoria President Taoulna Oar Alameda Svdnev via ADia Auckland and Honolulu Jan IS Pcmona Eureka Areata etc Jan IS Print Arena Mendocino and PL Arena Jan IS Queen San Diego and way ports Jan IS Gipsy Santa Cms and Monterey Jan IS Del Norte rays Harbor Jtn 14 San Jose Nanaimo Jan 14 Peru Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu Jan IS Ootsmbta Portland and Astoria Jan 15 Homer Newport San Pedro etc Jan IS Chllkat Eal River and way ports Jan 16 Weeott Eureka and Crescent City Jan 1 Areata Coos Bay and Port Orford Jan 10 Crescent City Crescent City Jan IS Nanaimo 4238 tons coal to John Bosenfclds Sons Oakland direct Haw stmr Artec Zeeder 4 days from Comoz 4700 tons coat to 8 Co up river direct Stmr Washtenaw Croscup 85 hours from Tacoma 4000 tons coal to Co Oakland direct Stmr Crescent City Stockflelh 32 hours from Crescent City pass and mdse to Hobbs Wall ft Co 8unr State of California Green 50 hours from Portland via Astoria 41H hours pass and mdse to Ooodall Perkins St Co Br stmr Bristol Mclntrrs R2 hours from De parture Bay 2500 tons coal to Dunsmulr sons co Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander 00 hours from San Diego etc pass ft mdse to Ooodall Perkins A Co Stmr Willamette Hansen 76 hours from Seattle 2300 tons coal to PaclHc Coast Co Stmr Qlpsy Lelaod 24 hours from Moss Landing etc produce to GoodaIlPerklns A Co Br ship ConUhead Nielsen 05 days from Newcastle 3772 tons coal to Moore Co Bktn Newsboy Mollestad 2S days from Hakodate W0 tons sulphur to American Trading Company Schr Monterey Bck 15 hours from Bowens Landing 1C3 ft lumber to Hey wood up river direct Schr Christina Steffens Nordllng 17 hours from Fish Rock 70 cords wood to A 3U brlde A Co Schr Mary Etta Nyman 18 hours from Bowens Landing wood and posts to Bender Bros Schr Coqullle Pearson 4 days from Coqullle River 140 ft lumber to Simpson Lumber Co SAILED FROM SAX FRANCISCO Br stmr Moana Carey Honolulu and Sydney Stmr Geo Loomls Hrldgett Ventura Stmr Homer Jessen San Pedro Stmr South Coast ZidJart Eureka Stmr Areata Hughes Coos Bay fehlp Sterling Datla Nanaimo Schr Okanogan Moore Port Gamble Schr Lillebonnle Hansen Schr Sparrow Dart Eureka COAST PORTS rOINT ARENA Arrivd Jan 9 stmr Creen wood hence 8 TACOMA Sailed Jan 9 ship Dashing Wave for San Francisco PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Jan 9 stmr Umatilla hence 6 for Victoria CLALLAM BAY Sailed Jan 9 Br bark Whinlatter from Seattle for Queenstown EUREKA Arrived Jan 1 stmr Scotia hence atmr Pasadena from San Pedro MENDOCINO Arrhed Jan 9 stmr Point Arena hence 8 VENTURA Arrived Jan 9 stmr George Luomts hence 8 and sailed for San Francisco SAN PEDRO Arrlved Jan 9 schr Mabel Gray from Eureka bark Tidal Wave from Tacoma bktn Funk from Tacoma bark Mdette from Astoria schr Maweema from Seattle REDONDO Arrived Jan 9 schr Ruby A Cousins from Grays Harbor EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Arrived Jan 9 stmr Umbrla from Liverpool Bailed Jan 9 stmr Mohawk for London FOREIGN PORTS QUEENSTOWN Sailed Jan 9 stmr Servla from Llrerpool for New York IMPORTATIONS PER SANTA ROSA San Diego 24 bxs limes 2 stools 93 pkgs mdse 1 cs mineral water 2 rs clothing 11 bdls paper bags 2o bxs lemons 12 bxs type 1 cs shoes 1 pall 5 cs 10 bdls tobacco 8 cs paint 1 bx glass 5i6 bxs oranges 1 cs ollCe oil 2 cs dry goods 8 cs soap 1 hf bbl whisky 8 sks dried fruits 10 iks potatoes 1 cs mustard 1 cs milk 2 ca cigars 1 cs canned lcef cs baking powder 5 rolls paper 1 cs coal oil 2 cs green fruit cs ggs 1 keg olives 1 sk nuts Redondo 220O sks barley 173 bxs oranges 1 cs plants cs hams 1 wheel 10S hais sheet iron 3 cs honey 1 cs musical instruments 1 cs cigars 3 bales husks 8 bales chillies 7fl bxs lemons 1 pku guns 2 pkgs mdse sks dried fruit Port Los Angelas 11G cs bottles 1 bx eni ry wheels 1 bbl hlna 0 rs dead stuck 1 organ 1 bx paper rollers 7 rs whisky 13 pkgs mdse cs vermouth 1 lot household goods 36 xks peas 13 bxs trmatoes 3 cs wine 1 bxs lemons 4070 sks barley 14fc bxs oranges Santa Barbara 10 bbls mineral water 0 bxs plates 1 cs groceries ikgs mdse sks crawnsh 3o bxs lemons 1 bx granitesgranites are 1 keg olives Port Harford li4J sku barl 12 ilresd cales 1 bx game bxs apples 30 bdls hides and pelts 10 bxs 2 tubs butter 3 cs hardware 31 cs egg 2 bxs pipe llttlngs 1 bdl hats 1 bx glassware 1 cs gun I bbl tallow 1 cs clothing 4 cps chickens Jj bbls olives 2 sks dried fruit 49 pkgs mdse PER CRESCENT CITY Crescent City 2n0 ft lumber 2 castings iW pkgs 11 bales hides 5 bales hides and pelts 5 bags wool bbls salmon 7 cs mdse 20 bxs apples 1 bx 1 tub bitter 1 sack svi 4 ikg express PER STATE OF CALIFORNIA Portland IS bxs fish 94 pkgs gr hiJ 22T2 pkg pair II bxs apples IlM fks onions 2114 skk tetoes 1728 sks wheat 1MB hf sks 3fl8 jr sks hi gunnies flour 24oo sks bran 723 sks shorts 7m sks middlings C2o sks sulphur ltxi bbls cement M17 skt fertilizer 16K bdb shooks 3 tt lumber Astoria 2DJ sks oysters 140 is 22 bbls salmon 337 bdls shooks 5 pkgs express PER GIPSY Santa Crux 3 cs cheese 1 bxs butter 1 bx shells 2 bxs apples Vmi dM lime Soquel 188 bdls 31 reams paper Mos Landing 1 bdl gunny sacks ISM sks potatoes 11 pkgs mdse CONSIGNEES PER SANTA ROSA Wetmore Bros Ames Co Vulcan Iron Works Bank of California Goodall Perkins A Co Oregon foal and Navigation Co Hllmer llredhoff Schulz A Holland Woulfe Oi American Press Association Cahn Nickelsburg Co Kohlberg Co Magee Fuller Co Campodonleo Malcolm Jacobs II Kohn San Prarcisco Brewery Co II Hatch Murphy Grant Co McMillan Wolf Sons It Greenhood A Immel Flosshelm levy Geo Starr Co Scatena A Levi A Co Gray Barbleri Mlnaker Wei bank A Galll Fruit Co 1 de Hernardl Co Speigel Sherwood Sherwcod Geo II Peck Newmark Edwards II Cain A Co hcott A Jons Eveleth Nash Von Voes Co McDonough Runyon Tlllmann Ben uel Almada Enterorise Brewery Martin A Co Franklin Hro Geo Shre American Biscuit Co Nichols Wltzel A lUker Dodge Sweeney i Waldeck Woods Co Levy Newbauer A Co Marshall Relmers Klrehman Irvine Bros Blsslnger Co Butchers Supply Co Brigham Hopne Co Hills Bros Rusk Early Standard Oil Co Chas Jacibson A Pallles Prl Co Dairymens Union Roth Co Sanford Bros Smith Co Get Broa Co Western Meat Co Von Roun Co Bena Carbana Moore Ferguson A Co Slnshelmer Bros MlnerSl Water Co II Clifton Gamier Co Chevalier American Union Fish Co A Paladin Mllanl Co Inguglla University of California Mc Luffle Partridge McNear Oregon Railway Navigation Co Curler De martinl Ljons California Ink Co Kohler A Chase California Saw Works Jackson Robert Frlck Bereson PER CRESCENT CITY Wells Fargo Co Podge Sweeney Co Cluff Bros Whitney At Co Standard nil Co California Bottling Co Dunn Co Baker Hamilton I Hume Co Blsslnger Co Hobbs Wall ft Co PER STATE OF CALIFORNIA Standard Oil Co Ventura County Fruit Co Baker ft Hamilton California Fertilizing Works Cat ton Bell Co Otis McAllister rj George Morrow ft Co John Pettlgrew Allen 1 I Rursll lst Co Detels Allen A Lewis Stencel Wolf A Sons DM Bollman Porter Bros II Heckman ft Co Erlanger Gallnsrer It Dutard McDonough ft Runyon Hatch Dalton Bros Willamette Pulp and Paper Co crown raper Kissinger ft Co Fish Merchants The Morgan Ovster Co Carl son Darbee A Immell Fogerty ft Parker Cohn ft Co Getr Bros ft Co Clatsop Milling Co ells Fargo ft Co PFR GIPSY Wllfcon Co Milwaukee Brewery Vtolf ft Sons Thos Inghran i Milling Co tnion Paper Co Dodge Sweeney ft Co Hills Hros 11 1 oweu ft Tnos Her tnann IIOlCL ARRIVALS BALDWIN HOTEI Parder city Temple city Tate Sacmto Crooks city Hinds Chlco Mrs Collier Mexico Barton Mexico II Ryley Mexico MissC Ellens Mexico Herwin city Lieut Markell Chtco Dwyer city Due Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jin 12 ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO Aus stmr Burma Mikulicich 4 days from Smith city Whlttermore Napa a Beuforu Chicago Kyan Ireland Edwards Bowton Brown city Brown city Shirley Sacmto Hinds city Uurhan city Turner San Jose Mitchell city Elliott Oakland Arbuckle Cottier Mexico PALACE HOTEL Rlplnsky Alaska Frost Boston 11 Murphy Omaha II Field San Jose Nugent Antloch Carenter city II McDonald city Ewon Chicago A Newton Chicago Abrams Hanford Cohn Sulsun Errlll Mrs Conn Cal Wagner Mo I Rosenthal Stockton Flnnlgan ft Boston I Perkins Rodeo Potta Hamilton Butte A Kennedy A Klein Reed Idaho Page Msrysvllle Baker Marysvllle sirs Jiaker Marysv 8 Hardy San Diego FSpauldlng NJ MrsOFSpauldlng XJ Anchlroole Idahc Mrs A Cook city Simons Montana Toole Montana Mrs Simons Mont Mrs Toole Mont J11H nriuiiK Jtvui uirniiir lpihruii Miss Hyde Montana i Blythe city atra 1 uiiue cuy II Peck Jr Los Ang QRAND HOTEL Dolaa Vallcjo Mitchell Redng Mrs Arnold Berkeley Jones St Louis Morse A Stockton McKesslck Reno Potts Palo Alto King Reno A Andrews Los Ang If Gundlach A Mdsto A Aurse oacto iacuoaaia city A Boole Sanger Curry Dixon a Outeh Alameda II Morse I rhrvi Brown Oakland Bose ft Oskdale cl va wvfwtiirc ac Hart Cal Santa Crux Taylor Cal A Brim Williams A Conllsk Stanford Brown Woodland Miss CalpelU AT Curtis A Sacto Miss rem pie a 1 uooa bi Kosa Llndhelm 8 Ob A Crall Oakvllle A MeJooes A Nev 8c haw Sacto Tome NT Jenkins elty ft Praams Exeter Mannktc Uklah a Carlson Hoqulam Mrs Browning 8n Jose Converse Wash Sellech ft cbChg Barnes Meaning ens i SUBURBAN BREVITIES OAKLAND Jan 9 Stuart Ttobson an hl efficient company will open a two nlrhta gagement at the Mscdonough Theater to mor row nigni ine advance sale of seats has been large OAKLAND Jan 9 Isabella Ltovd wlf of Alfred Lloyd who lives at 1203 West street icu tu mgni aiter a onei illness at the age of 47 years Besides the husband Mrs Invrt 1 survived by three sons and three daughters Edgar George Thomas Emma and Fll Lloyd and Mrs A Schultler The deceased formerly lived In Racine Wis OAKLAND Jan 0 The forthcoming lecture by Miss Ina Coolbrtth the California poetess before the Century Club of San Fran Cisco next Tuesday evening is Interesting a large number or tne Oakland ladles and mem bers of the Ebell Society Miss Coolbrtth la speak upon Personal Reminiscences of Early California Writers The ladles ct th Century Club Intend to throw open their club rooms at 1215 Sutter street to a very larre gathering of those who are Interested In tbe work of Miss Coolbrlth BERKELEY Jan 9 The 400 debt of the North Berkeley Congregational Church has been raised BERKELEY Jan 9 Marshal Lloyd of Berkeley Is looking fcr the men who robbed the cigar store of Fisher In West Berkeley BERKELEY Jan 9 The name of the city spelled incorrectly In the new date slamD at the Berkeley Postofflce It will be used until another one can be secured BERKELEY Jan 9 The Ladles Aid Softy of the South Berkeley Presbyterian Church is considering a project to purchase lot for a church site They have almost suc ceeded In raising sufficient funds BERKELEY Jan 9 A new society is being organized in Berkeley to be known as The Town and Gown It stms to be the select social organization of Berkeley The mem birs will be chosen from University people and prominent townsmen BERKELEY Jan 9 Next Friday eveninr a reception will be given to Miss Gertrude Barker a returned missionary of India In the parlors of tho First Congregational Church Miss Man Perkins and Miss Grace Fisher will give an account of the work in India ALAMEDA Jan 9 The Alameda Republican Club has called a meeting for next Wednesday evening when the annual election of offl cers will be held ALAMEDA Jan 9 The Enclnal Recreation Club li arranging a programme for a gen tlemans night to be given at the clubrooms next Frldaj evening ALAMEDA Jan 9 The new officers of Ala nieda Parlor No 47 Native Sons of the Golden West will be installed to morrow nlgh by Dls trlct Deputy Cobbledlck of Brooklyn The Oakland branch office of the Chronicle located at 950 Broadway corner Nlnjh BIRTHS KOECHLIN January 7 the wife of Koerhlln of a son AUCTION SALES JOKES A CO Salesrooms Fireproof Building 203 and 200 California street SALK DATS TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS BASCII Acqriox co inc 318 321 Sutter street between Grant avenue and Stockton street Tel Grant 87 GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT 1 will sell To Eay MONDAY JANUARY 10 1838 At 10S0 A at our salesrooms A fine assortment of Household Furniture Pillows Mirrors Pictures 3000 ysrds of elegant Carpets also one National Cash Register one Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Showcases one dozen Extension Tables in oak and walnut one dozen new Bed Lounges with box attachment and other articles too numerous to mention BABCH Auctioneer FRAXK Auctioneer IV BUTT Kit FIELD C02 Market street Tuesday and Wednesday TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11 and 12 1S93 At 11 oclock A each day 510 OEARY STREET NEAR TAYLOR 1 will sell the MAGNIFICENT NEW DECKER UPRIGHT PIANO ELEGANT PARLOR UPHOLSTERY MANTELS and MIRRORS RICH OAK CHAMBER FURNITURE DINING ROOM and KITCHEN REQUISITES FIRST CLASS CARPETS Contained In 00 rooms of the fashionable family hotel known aa THE Comprising Magnificent new Decker Sons Upright Piano sjeat variety of Parlor Sets and pdd pieces of 1 pnoistery very elegant Mantel and Ilate Mirrors Parlor Tables Art Desks and Cabinets tine Pictures Lace Curtains and Portieres 12 extra fine Quartered Oak Folding Beds very superior Oak Chiffoniers Bed and Plain Lounges Oriental Couches very rich Quartered Oak Chamber Suits extra Bedsteads and Bureaus Particular attention Is called to the extra fine Hair and Spring Mattresses Down Pillows Mission Blankets Marseilles Spreads best Linen very best quality Carpets same as new magnificent Hatrack with extra large plate mirror 10 Dining room Tables 100 Chairs great quantity and variety of China Crockery and Glassware Silver plated Ware Heating Stoves home made Preserves immense Quantity of Kitchen Utensils besides any number of other desirable and useful articles found In a well appointed hotel FRANK BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer 002 Market St MAKIIIAGRS WARREN KENEDY In this olty January 8 by the Rev Fuendellng Walter Warren to Maude Myrtle Kenedy LABHARDT OTTEN In this city Januarys by the Rev Fuendellng Theodore Labhardt to Jessie Otten DEATHS CUMMING In this city January 8 Elizabeth Cummlng beloved wife of the late George Cummlng a native of Aberdeen Scotland aged 83 years and 9 months Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day iMondav at 2 oclock from her late residence 1224 Bush street between Hyde and Larkln Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery LONG In this city January 8 Marie Camllle Ixmg beloved wife of the late Claude Long and mother of Long Mrs Eugene Avy and Mrs A Zabaldano a native of Italy aged 7u ears and 3 days Friends are respertiully Invited to attend the funeral services this day iMondaj at 10 oclock at her late residence 1517 Powell street Interment private Mount Calvary Cemetery QUIGLEY In this city January 7 Bridget beloved mother of Frances James and the late Bister Mary Baptist Qulgley and Mrs Demp sey of Cleveland and grandmother of James Joaeph Frances Margaret Frank and Vincent McDevItt a native of County Tyrons Ireland aged 04 years New York and Cleveland papers please copy Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Monday at 030 oclock from her late residence 1700 Howard street thence to the Church of St Charles Borromeo where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery Plase omit flowers ATKINSON In this city January 8 Enoch beloved husband of Mary Atkinson and father of Henry and Emma Atkinson Mrs Elixa Davis and Mrs Josephine Enderson a native of England aged 58 years 10 months and lb days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Mondaj at 2 oclock from his late residence 478 Tehama street between Fifth and Sixth streets Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery GREEN In this city January 8 at her late residence 430 Bryant street Mary A beloved wife of Thomas Green a native of Ireland aged TiH years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Monday at 2 oclock from her late resilience iXt Bryant street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery GILBERT In this city January 8 William Henry Glllwrt formerly of Boston Mass a native of Wiscasset Me aged 45 years Boston papers pleaae copy Friends and acquaintances are respectfully lnv Ite to attend the funeral services this day Monday at 2 oclock at the undertaking parlors of Gray A Co 041 Sacramento street between Montgomery and Kearn PHIPPS In Oakland January 8 Joseph beloved husband of Margaret Phlpps and father of A A Charles and Frank Phlpps a native of Pennslyvanla aged 84 ea rs Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services this day Monday at 2 oclock at his late residence 2151 Grove street Oakland Interment Mountain View Cemetery DONOHUR In Vallejo Cal January 8 Thomas Donahue beloved husband of Sadie Donohue and son of Thomas and the late Rose IXmohue and brother of James Francis Sarah George and the late John and Vlnnle Donohue and Mrs ONeill a native of San Francisco aged 28 years The funeral vcLl take place this day Monday at 830 oefock from the residence of his father 425 Eddy street thence to St Marys Cathedral where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment biivate In Holy Cross Cemetery by 1040 oclock train from Third and Townsend streets ZEGLIO In this city January Ellen Zegllo beloved wife af David Zegllo and mother ot Rev OConnor and Sister Mary Phlllppa of the Sisters of Mercy Rlncon Hill a native of Ireland Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend tne runeral to morrow Tuesday at oclock from her late resi dence 11 Wolf street thence to St Peters Church Twenty fourth and Alabama streeta where a solemn requiem mars will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at lt30 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery Please omit flowers TAYLOR In Alameda January 9 Lena Taylor beloved wife of William Taylor and daughter of Magdalena Heldt end the late tieorge Heldt aged 44 years snd 1 month Cincinnati papers please copy Funeral will take place to morrow Tuesday at 1 oclock from the Methodist Episcopal Church corner of Park street and Central avenue Alameda Interment Mountain View Cemetery iiecht In thia city January 9 Abraham Hecht beloved husband of Amelia Hecht and father of Edith Joel Ellas and Adelheid Hecht a native of Oermany Aged 50 years 7 months and 17 days Notice of funeral hereafter FRANKENHEIMER In Stockton Mrs Krankenhelmer wtfe of the late Frsnken helmer and mother of Mrs Louts Kahn Mrs Jake Haslacher Louis Sam and Jules Frtnk enhelmer aged 69 years and 1 month Notice of funeral hereafter NICHOLS In this city January Charles Nichols a native of New Jersey aged WJ years 4 months and 16 days Notice of funersl hereafter LLOYD In Oakland January 9 Isabella Jane beloved wife of Alfred Lloyd and mother of Edgar and George A Lloyd Mrs A Schlueter Emms Ella and Thomas a Lloyd a native of Racine Wis aged 47 years months and IS days VON BARGEN In San Luis Obispo county January 8 Bertha von Bargen daughter of Henry von Bargen and sister of Alfred otto and Ida von Bargen a native of San Francisco aged 24 years BEHRMANN In this city January 0 Ludwlg Behrmann beloved brother of Mrs Dahmke a native of Scharsnbeck Germany aged 45 years 9 months and 24 days HOLLAND In this city January 8 Susan Florence beloved daughter of Daniel and Susan Holland a native of this city aged 0 years snd 2 days COOK In this city January 8 at her late resi dtnee 1128 Vallejo street Blanche Eitelfs Cook beloved wlf of Walter Cook PONSAR In the City and County Hospital January 8 Frans Ponsar a native of Germany aged 40 years POWDERLT In Oakland January Bridget Fowderly a native of Ireland aged 43 rears OCEAX STEAMERS AUCTION SALES ACCTIOX SALES MORTOT IJPPITT COMPAST Auctioneers and Commission Merchants 234 and 220 Bush street Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments Phons 2331 Blacx To Day M0NDAT JANTJART JO 1S3S Ws will sl AT OUR 8ALSSROOM At 10 oclock JL1L By Catalogue 0 A SaL 1000 PAIRS CALIFORNIA MADE SHOES 1000 PAIRS CALIFORNIAMADB SHOES I 1000 PAIRS CALIFORNIA MADE SHOES 1 1000 PAIRS EASTERN MADE SHOES 1000 PAIRS EASTERN MADE SHOES 1000 PAIR8 EASTERN MADB SHOES I CLOTHINO FURNISHINO GOODS HATS UMBRELLAS And a line of HOSIERY LACE CURTAINS LADIES JACKETS and CAPES Assorted Styles MORTON tt LIPPITT COMPANT Aucrs COLUMBIAK AUCTION HOUSE Vincent A Galllck Auctioneers Office and salesroom 103T Market it bet Sixth and Seventh Regular tale days Mob days and Thursdays Highest cash price paid or furniture merchandise etc TtL Jessie 32 To Day MONDAY JANUARY 10 1893 At 11 oclock A at our salesrooms 1057 MARKET 8TREET OPPOSITE JONES We will sell THE FURNITURE and CARPETS anJ HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES of 10 ROOM RESIDENCE Removed for convenience of sale THE ELEGANT FIXTURES OF A MILLINERY STORE ELEOANT SHOWCASES WALL CASES NICKEL PLATED and WALNUT COUNTER CASES Etc VINCENT A QALLICK Auctioneers GAMB9 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant Office and salesrooms 116 Front street Advances made on consignments Balesdaya Wednesdays and Saturdays RAILROAD TRAVEL OCCIDENTAL ORIENTAL CO STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Brannan streets at 1 for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG calling at Kobe Htogo Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India etc No cargo received on beard on day of sailing BELGIC via Honolulu Saturday January 13 COPTIC Thursday February 3 GAELIC via Honolulu Wednesday Feb 23 DORIC via Honolulu Saturday March 12 Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at companys ofdet 421 Market St cor First STUBBS Sec NORTH GERMA LLOYD CO T71AST EXPRESS SERVICE Southampton 17 London Bremen LahnJan 23 0 A Havel March 8 9 A Havel Feb 8 9 A MiLahnMarrh 22 A Lahn Feb 22 0 A MiTnve March 23 9 A Trave March 1 9 A MHavel April 5 9 A Kaiser Wm der GrosseTues March 15 9AM ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent fcr Pacific Coast US Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel San Francisco GKKMA MKIITKKKvMi PKIt VICS HAMBURG AMER I NORTH GERMAN ICAN LINE I LLOYD Express Steamers from New York to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa IWerra Jan lVNormannta Feb 12 Bismarck Jan 2VFulda Fb 10 II Feb 5 Ems teb 26 Also steamers for Alexandria Egypt In January February and March Return tickets available for the steamers of either line frtm Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen London Southampton Iarls and Cherbourg Hamburg American I North German LInvrt Line jOelrlchi A Co Agents 37 Broadway I 2 Bowling Green NY HERZOG A CO ROBERT CAPELLE Gen Agts Tac Coast Gen Agent Pac Coast 401 California St 118 Montgomery St San Francisco Cal Winter Cniise To the Orient IIY THE TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SS AUCUSTE VICTORIA Of the Ilaniburg AmerlcHii Line Leaving New York January 27 1898 for Madeira Gibraltar MaUgi Granada Alhambra Algiers Genoa Vlllefranche iNlce Bizrrta iTunls Alexandria airo and Pyramids Jaffa Jerusalem and Dead sea Beyruth Damascus Constantinople Athens Canea Crte Palermo Naples Genca Duration CO days rales 450 and upward AU appointments trlctly first class For further particulars apply to HAMBURO AMERICAN LINE 17BrdyN HERZOG A CO General Agents Pacific Coast tut California st cor Saneome San Francisco HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE From New York to Plymouth London Cherbourg Paris and Hamburg Bismarck Feb 26Normarnla March 24 Twin screw Mall Service NY Hamburg direct Patrla Jan 15 Pretoria Jan 22 First cabin ftSu up second class JV steerage HamUirg Amerlcan Line 37 Broadway HERZOG CO General Agents Pacific Coast 401 California Ft cor Sansome San Frarcico COMPAOME GFXERALE TIlWS ATLAKTIQlE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE COMPANYS pier new 42 North river foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort of cross Ins the channel in a small boat New Yrrk to Alexandria Egypt via Paris first class 1011 second class 118 La Champagne Captain Polsot Saturday January 1st La Brrtagne Captain Rupe Saturday January Sth La Gsscogne Captain Baudelon Saturday January 16th La Normandle Captain Deloucle Saturday January 22d La Champagne Captain Poisot Saturday January 29th For further particulars apply tot OMPAGNIE GENERAIE TRANSATLANTIQCE BoWllrg Green New York FUGAZI A CO Agents 6 Montgomery avenue San Francisco WHITE STAR LINE NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL Every Wednesday at 12 noon Special Vestibule Train Liverpool to London In IVi hours TEUTONIC Jan 12 Feb 9Mrh 8 BRITANNIC Jan 13 Feb 15 Mch Hi MAJESTIC Jan 26 Feb 21 Mch 23 GERMANIC Feb 2 Mch 2 Mch J0 tnexcelled accommodations for all classes TENNEY FRENCH Gen Western Agent 244 South Clark street Chicago For passage apply to FLETCHER G13 Market street or to official railway and steamship offices EUROPE 7 ORIENT For Programmes of Tours and Best Routes of Travel Address Tbos Cook Son 621 Market StF APVERTISEMENT8 AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Chronicle received at the Chronicle branch office the Van Ness Bsuaar 1808 Market st above Van Ness ave BAY AD RIVEH STEAMERS STOCKTOX STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 3 WASHINGTON STREET st 0 dally Freight received up to 530 Accommodations reserved by tels pnone The only Una selling through tickets and making through freight rates to all points on the Valley Railroad Steamers WALKER PETERS MARY OARRATT CITY OF 8TOCKTON Tel Main 805 CAL NA AMD IMP CO MEDICAL Dr Gibbons Dispensary 1J23 KEARNY ST Established In 1864 for the treatment of Private Diseases Lost MsnSood Debility or Dlsesses wearing on body and mind All stages or weakness consequent upon th errors or ignorance of the sexes and iktn diseases ot years standing successfully treated The afflicted should call upon turn Th doctor has traveled extensively lo ttorops and Inspected thoroughly th vsrious hospitals there obtaining a great deal of valo abls Information which he Is competent to Impart to thos In need of his services Tbe Doctor cures when eibsrs fall Try him DR GIBBON will mak no chars unless effects a cur Persona st a distance may be CURED AT HOME Cures guaranteed All ccmmnnlca tloos strictly confidential Charge reasonable Call or writ Address DR I GIBBON 33 Kearny street San FrancUco mfJSmm CALIf OBMA Llmltcw Sao Fraa deco to Chicago Trains leave sad sr rlv at Mxxwi Ferry Ticket OQce 44 Market sL Cbronlcl bldg Tel Main 132a Oakland Office 1118 Broadway Sacramento oOce 201 street ItlE BUST RAILWAY Sm freacrsco to Picas Look at tbe Tisae oTtbe Calif oraU UssJted DAVIS DELAU A CO Successors to CHEXEnAlH fc CO Anetlenetre and CrmmmlisUm Xercnsata 115 snd it Bosh stmt ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS TUESDAY ToIorrow JANTJART 1U I8M At 10 oclock A AT OCR SALESROOMS By Catalogue We will sell By prder of a RETAILER RETIRINQ FROST BUSINESS A Choice and Well selected Stock of CLOTHINO FURNISItTNO GOODS BATS BOOTS and SHOES Etc Consisting of Mens Tousg Mens Tenths and Bots SuttS Costs and Vests Overcoats Pants etc Neglige anc Flannel Orershlsts Underwesr Hosiery Umbrellas eta Mens Blaak snd Colored Fe dora Beaver snd Fur Hats Mens Boys Womens and Childrens Shoes Buttons BalS Gaiters etc Also a line of CALIFORNIA MADE SHOES Dora Pedro Creoles Rals and Congress Misses and Childrens Shoes Carpet Slippers 338 POUNDS WHALEBONE Etc DAVIS BELAU CO Auctioneers GREAT FIRE ACCTIOJf SALE Of JAPANESE ART GOODS and CURIOS and ARTI8TIC BAMBOT FURNITURE At 2 5 OEART STREET To Day MONDAY JANUARY ItX ISM At 2 and 7 JO Continuing dally until jhe entire stock lei dis poser ox By order of the CALIFORNIA AND JAPAN TRADINO COMPANT I will dispose of their entire stock of elegant goods slightly damaged by smoke As the firs was confined to their basement th majority ot tbe stock wss not damaged but all will sacrificed at this sale BARTH Anor RAILROAD TRAVEL atesuTHscKN i acimc cemrAJrr rAciric sisTSsL TrstlsM al mr arrive ss4 NAN rnANiisco Main Line Foot ot Market Street ian Fran fit MI Monds and Thursds Arr Ku City 0 MI Tborsds an4 Sands Ajt St Louis lAll Fridays and Mondays Arr Chicago 843 AM 1 Fridays and Mondays DININO CARS Under Harveys management Bullet Smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars This tram carries first class passengers only but nu extra chars Is made THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS Leaving dally at 430 carries both Pall man Palace and PuMroan Tourist Sleeping Cars and all classes of tickets are honored Meals at Harveys famous dining rooms Tbe shortest crcesiit of the desert and a country that In tereits by its varied and beautlTal scenery No line effers so many Inducements te th traveling public as th GREAT SANTA ROUTK North Pacific Coast Railroad SK DAYS vrinnnv an Rafael T25 D30 I 22l XftiiSS 45 315 600 630 SRc Via Sausallto Ferry From San Francisco commencing Sept 19 1S87 WEEK DAYS For Mil Valley and UJO A lAi Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1130 SUNDAYS For Mill Valley and San Rafael S0O 1000 1130 A 115 330 430 615 Trains marked run to San Quenttn THROUGH TRAINS 72 A WEEK DAYS Caiadero and way stations 145 1 SATURDAYrV fMlxed train Duncans Mills and way stations 80U A SUNDAYS Point Reyes and way statlcns LXATt FBOX JAJCPAST I 1BB8 ASSTfl NOrs Ssa Jose snd Way Btattaos TiOOa Btnlda Suhran snd Bacrsaento ItsitU 7tA Xlarjsfllle Oroelll and Redding via Woodland 7iaVaosvUloaadRsjBsey 7sSa Martines Baa tUmcsvYsUe Nape Callstcgs and Seats Boss SrOOs AtlMtieJbpress Ofden and East SeASr iSOANIlea Sea Jos Htoektou lone Sscrsmento MarysD CUos Tebsms sod Bwi RlsIT 83U Fetsrs Mill aod Oskdale TtUt tisA New Orleans Kipnca Merced Bay mood riesno DskenOaM 8ssa IUrlra Asides Demiug El rsso Now Orleans sad East t4A VneK Maniacs Messed and Fresno I1 lr BaorameotoUleerStMBveri ltOrNUea BsnJososodWayStstiosj tSa JiJOr MirUDexaodTay8moos 74f BtMr Llvennore Mendota lianford sad VljaBa 4W Liwrmore Ban Josi HBssj sod way Stations 2tl rer Msrtla Hsu Kaaneu Vail Nr Csllstoss XI Vwsno sad Hani Kosa tllS dttOrBenids Yscsvilla Wosdlsad kUigbU Landing Msrysvule On tUU sud teoxuent panttA siSQr NUes Baa Jose Tney sod Stockton 7il3 430f Lathiorv Modesto Xtcreed Berecda Fresno MoJe for RxndatarcX Seats Uwtstrs end Iam Aiiol 7i43a diSer Haute Fa Konte AlhuUe Ki press for Mobv ut KaM s9r 3Mr Sunse Limited Lcs Angelas 7Q Paeo Fort Kcrth Little Rock 8t Louis Chicago and East I1Sa StSv Suoarit IAattrd Annex Et Psso Nev Orkas and Ess tlOiISs iOr European Wail Cigdeu and Kast t43A GrOrltanriKSUVsajl Hsu Jose 743 a ir press Heermtueutu Marra Uclll lmtlaml Isect MiMimlaiMl riat StlTJA THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY RY CO ITtROM SEPTEMBER 10TH TRAINS WILL 1 run as follows Northbound Sonthbounl Mixed Iasensr Hnlay Dttilv i Kxcptd 7 tAM yHAM 910 am 12 50 I 104 am 860 PUl 1140 am 520 rati UAbex U45rul toppni a Intermediate point a reqolred Connections At Stockton with steamboats of California Navigation and Imp Co leaving San Francisco and Stockton at 6 dally at Merced with stages to and from Snelllngs Coultervllle etc also with stage from Hor ritos Mariposa etc at Lankershlm with stag to and from Madera Stockton creel Fresno Hanforl VlsalU I Mlirt I Sunday Parengr lExcptdl Dally 440 PU 40FX IViOPM 35Srx I 930 am i atr I 716 taS Pat 840 ami 1240 rx OCEAN STEAMERS PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY WHARF San Francisco as follows For ports In Alaiks A January 1 8 11 16 21 SC 31 ard every fifth dsy thereafter For Victoria Vancouver Port Town send Seattle Tacoma Kverett Asacortes and New Whatcom Belllngham Bay Wash 9 A January 1 6 11 16 21 26 31 and every fifth day thereafter connecting at Vancouver with Ry at Tacoma with Ry at Seattle with Great Northern Ry and companys stesmers fcr Alaska For Eureka Humboldt Bay stesmer Pomona 2 January 1 5 10 14 18 22 28 SI February 4 8 12 18 20 23 20 For Santa Crux Monterey San Simeon Cajru cos Port Harfotd San Luis Obispo Gavlota Santa Barbara Ventura Hueneme San Pedro East Sa Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 0 A January 1 a 9 13 IT 21 23 29 and every fourth dsy thereafter Fcr San Die go stopping only at Port Harford 5a Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles and Redondo Los Angelea 11 A January 3 7 ll 15 19 23 27 31 aod every fourth day thereafter For Ensenada Magdalena Bay fan Jose del Cabo Maxatlan Altsta La Pas Santa Rosalia and Guaymas Mexico 10 A January 6th and 2d of each month thereafter The company reserves the right to change without previous notice stesmers sailing dates and hours of sailing TICKKT OFFICR Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street GOODALL rERKINS CO Genl Agents 10 Market street Sen Francisco HA1 LKANDUO AMU It A I VIA It LOCAL Foot of Market Street ir0 800 A OOa 10SV IllOOA irwaT JrOOr Stoor 3i30p 7sOp tOp MMtP ttll11r lelreee Resslssry Park nusksrg Elashsrit 8sa Lesadrs Koslk Saa leaaaro IsUdUla Lorrssa Cherrj ass llainsrss Rons through to Nil I From Nile 7II3A rri3A 1041a 11H3 St3p ilrtSr tfilJr rtrt lp nn jp ttap 7iI3p Kilir 43p IOsOp ttlSOp Wist lUIlM Marrow tasxe Foot cf ILvrkct Street SitA Ncsarkteiiterlik NnJiwtettou IlotildcrCrcekUautsCnMsiidWsy Htxtiou il3rNeMk CsutcrvkUe Sou Jose New Alnisdcn rclto Dontder Creek Suits Crux aiHl Principal tTay Sui ma lawjaa 4lp Newvx Jose and IxeGstos iOa tllrsSrlluttert Eicunlcn Saa Joso and Wsi Station TXiT CREEK ROUTE FERRY frtmsii ritsasco riot aifiit simttsiiii 715 P0 Ua 1143 243 tlC0 I 03 t3Q JOrji freaOlIUID FtfBriwsT aK0 8 00 lOOaJt 11240 WO 1343 33 ti3 Ziirau COAST DITIMOt Broad Usage Third and Townsend Sta hI Wsy rtUOlou Mw 9taa tlA nail Jose Almadfu WMlncadsn Ooll OOa Jimo Trc TIimm HauU Otia PaciH Gror lss llubles Son IaU olispn UosUabipe burf sjmI ITliicipsl nisuoua I Otis Sanbsrasunvay Station I1i30a San Jao nay ntsuons titSsirSaa Msters UodwooO Mccls ran Hants Clara Hen on Gilroy HolUster ManU Cchx SaMnas Moulercy so1 PaeJAeGrses 141l SilSpHsuJoMswIPriaelpalWarStsUene 4il3rSnJosnlPrlDCipalWarSAloBS 5 Stoop Sen Jos aod Principal Way Station l3r 3t30rMaJosesDdPrlnclpalVTsySutious 3SOy i30r Son Jose sud tyavAtstlou Il43r Ssn Jew sl Wsy Stsilmw 4ll3r swea 7tS4r A for MoruiDg foe AftenxMa SnmUvsriccpted Sundays only Saturdays OttfjH I Mooday Tbursda and Sstardsy nlsksj only Mondays aod Tharsdays Wednesdays snd 8toraays Tbe rACiriCTRANMriSRCOHrAXT will call for aod check lagiage from hoesls and Seat denees Enontr of Ticket Agents tor Time Cards soA ashes lntormatloi PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA Panama calling at vsrious points ot Mexico and Central America sailing at 12 from Companys wharf First snd Brannan streets City of Sydney Jan lsjSan Bias Feb 8 Colon Jan 2SClty of Psra Feb IS TRANSPACIFIC LINK TO YOKOHAMA and IIONQKONO calling st Kobe Hlogo Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting st Hongkong with steamers for India etc selling at 1 from Companys wharf First and Brannan streets Peru via Honolulu January 23th CITY OF KIO DE JANEIRO via Honolulu February 12th CITY OF PEKING March 3d H1NA via Honolulu March 234 No cargo received on board en dtr of sailing Round trip tickets at reduced rales For freight or passage apply at Companys office 421 Market street alkxandcr center General Agent 1333 rtrs trli sjatlii AMERICAN LINE VTEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON i1 Paris from New Tof every Wednesday at 1C A Paris January lSJPaiia February 0 Louts January 2tJSt Paul Februsry 10 New York Februsry 2Nw York February 23 RED STAR LINE New Tork and Antwerp From New Tork every Wednesday Berlin January lSiKenslngton Feb 9 Noordland January SSjWesternland Feb 16 Frleilsnd February 2iBerlln Feb 3 For freight and passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY FAHNESTOCK Oen AgL Pacific Coast 609 Market street Grand Hotel building 8N FRANCISCO AND NOlfFB PACIFIC RAILWAY CO T1BURON FERRT FOOT Or MARXXT ST fan Franelsco to Sam Ratael WEEK DATS 730 1100 A 330 810 630 Thsrsdsys Extra I at 1130 eatnmiys Extra trips I ana llw 31 ETTNOAYS a OO 830 II A VJO 306 00 020 1L Satt Ratael to Saa Fraasjtaoo WEEK DAT8 610 70 JJO 1110 A ICt 1243 340 610 Saturdays Extra trips at 133 and 3ft FlNDAT8 10 940 1110 A Mf 140 600 623 Between San Francisco and Schuetxea PatX same schedule aa above ease la Effect Arrive FrsnrHro Oct 47 flan srsadacm vs eek puo Ussrtss sun I Witt Hay dmys no asys 4ars 787 tCO i ah Nevsta lCUOast 8l40u 3U ru 930 am retain ma e10M lOiA 510 PU 500 Santa Rose lliif littH mison 730 an la lor UUat 800 ah tleu en 73Jrs Lyuoi Gevservtlla 330 PM I1verdat fl43 730 ah 800 am HopUnd 7iUra CklaA k7STg 7sr aa B4Q AW vw 10rAat mtrst BW oueratrlUr 35 KfSrst 730 AM 00 AMI sonoffis 1040aM tUOsic S1U rn 0O rs Ola JOlen oUrn tiHtr 730 am 807 am rebawop 1040am I0A 130 50J pm 7ttrMl 6T1pm Stages connect at Seats Rosa for Mark West Springs at Geyservtlle for sksggs Springs at Cloverdsle for tbe Oeysers at HopUnd Ut Highland Sprttgs KslsaytUle Soda Bay Lake rort and Dartlitt Springs at Cklaa for Vichy prlogs Saratoga Springs Blue Lakes Lsorsl pell La Upper Lake Porno Potter Valley lebn Days JUterstde XJerlert Dacxneira Issbedoln Heights Hullvin HoooevtU Orf iy sorx urataV i CUNARD LINE NEW TORK TO LIVEr I Rpns Uendoctao snnt Tie ortBvvfimwv jvitrort UsaL hnmT wu ir av UhmI miiuIM Him tuced rates Of Sundays Round trio tickets to all nctehs trrond Saa Rafasl at half rateev YKaex Usui vov starsex sirset tanmicsa tcuaiar NORTH RIER FAST EXPRESS SERVICE UMDRIA Saturday January 13 1030 A KRVIA Saturday January 22 ii CAMPANIA Saturday January 20 11 a AURANIA Saturday February 1 it LUCANIA Saturday February 12 a ETRURIASturdsy February 18 IPjl CAMPANIA Saturday February 20 A Cabin passage ITS and upward second cabin 42 SO and tCo according to season steamer and accommodations Steersg tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates For freight and passage apply to the companys office 4 Bowling Green New Tork VERNON DROWN CO Oen Agents Oood accommodations can always be secured en application to WILLIAMS SIMOND CO Agents Eaa Francisco a A FOSTER 3C HYAJe ess aaAAAxiMaaaTa jCen nat DAV ASO RIVER STGAMEBS FOR NAVY YARD AXDVALLEjJo STEAMER M0NT1CELLO MON TtTBrL Wed Thur and SaU at S4i A sag and irH except Thursday Bights mdaya atirH and 0 Sundays at 1030 aTmL Landtag and offlc MlssJon etre Dock per No 2 Telephone Qreea SSL.