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cloture of the one yon will marry for love charms on hand of all sizes fortnn telling taught 2328 Mis Ion st nr Twentieth MHALU 0fH tE THAT IMPOSTS genuine ftpanlsa love powders 102 San Jose svev near Valencia and 23d st call or write E1L8 B0WEB3 WASHOE SEEBESS 105 Stockton st cor tyFarreu parlors 67 M3 M1 ri8S RELMA THE GBEATEST FOBTUNX teller eivea correct information on stocks lore and wiib charms and love tokens given un happiness in families remedied lee 51 ladies 50a 7a9 Mhilon tU near lourtk sEirrva MACHINES AGENCY OP STAIDABD AVD HOUSE bold sewing machines all kinds bought rented and repaired I COHEN 145 Sixth et THE FIGHTING MEN GEOEGE DIXON TO ARRIVE NEXT SATURDAY Sullivan Banqueted by Paddy Eyau The Oecldental Club in Luck The Ascension of Mount St Elias Departure of the Kussell Party to Alasfca The Perils to Be Encountered in Alaskas Storm Latitudes When tho rereuns cutter Bear lafled from Fort Towntend for Alaska sho carried as passengers tbe party sent out br the United States Geological Survey and the 2ational Geographical Society for the purpose of attempting again to ascend Mount St Elias a feat which thus far has baffled the energy of half a dozen scien lists The expedition is headed by Professor Israel RnsselL One object is to ascertain tbe exact height of Mount Et Elias which thus tQ has merely been approximated Last year Professor Russell and party made a determined attempt to reach the summit Before leaving this city jo join the Bear at Port Townsend he VaTe complete outline of his plans for the present expedition with a reference to what he had already accomplished He stated that during his visit to Alaska last year he had explored the region east of Mount gt Elias His object at that time was to make a study of glaciers which in Alaska are much larger than any to be found along tbe slopes of the Alps in Europe To this original object he has added several others suggested by the National Geographical Association The snow mountain this time is to be explored for the animal and vegetable life which is thought to exist on its higher ranges and a basis is to be secured for future com parisoos of atmospheric ana climatic variations with those of other sections of Alaska The personnel of the party is as follows Professor Israel Russell Thomas Story Crumbach James Moore Albert War ner Thomas White and Neil McCarthy While in this city the services of a pho tograpber were secured He has taken with him a full set of cameras and will mske photographs of interesting subjects along the line of ascent Professor Bus sell believes these photographs will be one of the most valuable results of the expedition Each of the party will be supplied with a stout alpine stock braced with a steel prong Among other accoutrements are mos quito nets carpentering tools fishhooks tents axes wines and flreanns Where Mr Russell will go dry wood is an unknown quantity so that all the cooking for the party will be done over coal oil stoves a liberal supply of oil be mg taken along for that purpose Each man will be given fifty pounds of provis ions as follows A side of bacon a small sack of rolled oats one fake of choco ate a sack of cofiee ten pounds ofj cornmeal one can of baking powder a small box of prunes two cans of condensed milk four cans of sardines a pot of essence of beef wax matches and a package of tobacco The provisions are calculated to last ten days so that to reach the summit the ex plorers will be compelled to regulate their speed according to the holding out of supplies In the selection of tbe various pro visions great care was taken thaj the food shond be so varied as to prevent disease and weakness In outlining his plan of ascent to friends in this city Professor Russell said that he would make a short sop at Sitka Tbe party will leave the Bear at Icy Bay which is not more than thirty miles from Mount St Elias The snow line is 2500 lee above tbe sea level The party will spend the summer on the glaciers Several months may be passed above tbe snow line before the final ascent to the summit is com roenced Tbe explorers will oide their time until the fierce storms which sweep down from the lofty peak seem to lessen in intensity and to render the climb a trifle less hazardous Professor Russell stated that he expected to sleep most of the time over ice and snow a dry ledge of rock being considered a luxury The perils of the expedition are great and its results which will be made known in October may add some sensational chapters to the eventful history of Arctic exploration AMATEUR OPERA IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE CHILDRENS HOSPITAL Young Mitchell received a dispatch yesterday horn Tom 0 Rourke Luzons manager stating that the Boston pugilist will arrive in San Francisco at 11 oclock on Saturday morning Mitchell and some friends will go up the road to meet him The new Occidental Club has leased the exhibition hall formerly occupied by the California Club at 614 Howard street If the place can be put in shape for the Slavin Smith match that contest will take place there Tbe Occidental Club will abandon Mow rys Hall as sot being sufficiently central Tbe acquisition of the Howard street hall places the new club on a very much im proved footing and the supposition in porting circles is that it may get the liixon Willis match as Dixons manager and Mitchell are warm friends Mitchell states however that ha has no desire to Interfere with ORourkes arrangements with tbe California Club and if 0 Rourke is satisfied with the club offer and terms be will advise him to keep faith with them If however ORouxte objects to the terms usually imposed by the California Club on contracting pugilists Mitchell will try to get a purse tor the Bostonian in the new Occidental Club Paddy Ryan gave a banquet to John Sullivan last night The invitations were limited to a small number of congenial spirits among them some of the most prominent sporting men of the city bal livan in responding to a toast pronounced Ryan one of the games men he ever fought and about the only one that stood up and took a licking The menu card was a fearful and wonderful conglomeration of ancient jokes and weak attempts at local hits TEzmxrux mat and the Daut Cexohicxi three months foe 13 45 charges prepaid ThebesJ tnncth United iuaum British Colombia Mex ico and Canada ever published SiseSxrUCi 1 fOBtta a coton ana jusunwa va iwsr The San Francisco Operatic Society Hakes a Hit in Heart and Hand The San Francisco Opera Company scored a great success in its presentation of Heart and Hand at the Bijou Theater last evening There were two influences to draw patronage This society of amateurs has a high reputation in musical circles and its rendering of the opera was certain to afiord a great deal of pleasure Then the performance was given in aid of the Chil drens Hospital which is a chanty receiv ing the warm sympathy of a great many people It was not surprising then that the lower part of the cozy theater was en tirely filled and that tbe galleries seated a great many more Tbe audience was a cultured and critical one composed mainly of society people and music lovers The opera given is one not well known althouEh it is a pretty one with a pleasing plot and full of bright catching airs It is by Lecocq the author of Girofle Giro fla It concerns one of the loves that troubled a royal court of tbe time when soldiers wore shining helmets and carried spears and so the characters and chorus that carried the action through wore gay costumes of rich appearance much bright color and fantastic styles all ffT which helped to make the performance a success The parts were ail well sustained Perhaps Miss Alvina Heuer as illcaela the princess made the most pronounced hit One of her pretty songs was accompanied bv a bit of charming Spanish dancing in imitation of Carmencita The others who assumed leading roles all deserved and received a share of the applause which was given frequently and generonsly The chorus too was yery good The cast was as follows The King August 8calelcner Con Gaetan A Thornton Morales Alpbonse Luttrin ger Don Mosquito Colonel of bombardiers Parent Jr Baldomero a Brigadier Ptlch Captain Lombard First Officer David Wise Second Officer Kstnp JoefsMrs 3 Madden Dona Scholastics Mrs a Parent Anita Pep Dolores lues and Carlota garden girls MUs Leo Wefelsburg Miss Emma Xrelinc Miss Saidee Howard Mrs Delle plane and Miss Henrietta Martin Pablo Pascual Lazaro Jose Ascanio Pedro and ancbo pages tn tbe palace Hiss Vera Cameron Miss A Sparrowe Miss lUlie rc haska Mrs Morrow Miss Kate Spencer Miss Emelie Bpencer and Mis A Hagedom Micaela Miss Alvina Heuer AT SHE IHEATEK3 Sotea of the Amusements Hera aad Coming The sale pf seats for the Iiliputians at the Baldwin Theater next week commenced yesterday Teryactiyelrt TaexeporUprom lse a novel and attractive show Men and Women trill close its season on Sat urday night Charles Erin Yerner the Insk come dian will only he seen at the Alcazar The ater in Shamus OBrien this week will produce The Shaughraun next week Mr Barnes of ITew Tort has tut four more performances at the California Theater The Fakir a farce comedy by the man wno concocted The City Directory follows John Sullivan at the Bush street Theater opening on Monday night The Rat Charmer is well presented at the TitoIi Opera house this week Clever little Georgia CooDer is to anneal as Little Lord Fauntleroy at the Orpheum next week The Rabbi will be played annus wee AID CAME TOO MTE MORPHINE ENDS THE LIFE OF PETER KEENA17 It Is Said to Have Been Administered by a Mysterious Stranger About 3 oclock yesterday afternoon Shea the proprietor of a stable at 908 Harrison street found Peter Keenan one of bis employes asleep and breathing heavily in the bunkroom Thinking that the man was only asleep Shea paid no attention to him but when he returned at 7 ocIock and found him still in the same condition he became frightened and went to Sixth street for a druggist who refused to go to attend the case Instead of informing the police Shea went away and at 11 oclock again returned and found the man still comatose He then notified the police and they re moved young neenan to the receiving hosmtal lust in time for him tn Hie VT had been suffering from an overdose of morpnine out now it was administered could not be ascertained Shes the pro prietor oi tne siaDie tola the police that his brother told him that some man had pven young Keenan three hypodermic lniecuous oi morpnine Vhen the police went to investigate they could not find Sheas brother as he had disappeared from his usual haunts Tne doctors at the receivine hosDital be lieve that if anyone administered the morphine to Keenan they did it in some other way than by a hypodermic injection because that would show upon the flesh and there are no marks on Keen an body naa ne oeen tasen to tne nospital when first discovered his life would prob ably have been saved TO RAID WHALERS SECRET ORDERS OF THE RUSH AND BEAR They Will Cruise in the Arctic After Whisky Smuggling Whaleship3 At least one portion of the secret in structions given to the Bear and Rush is no longer doubtful In addition to the surveillance which both cutters will main tain over the sailing sealers in th Behnng sea they have been ordered to overhaul no less than thirty whalers in the Arctic and elsewhere that are known to have whisky on hoard to be used for trading purposes among the Alaskan and Siberian natives The truth of this statement was vouched for by Collector Phelps yesterday in an interview with a Chsosicxs reporter Several months airo he said Deputy Collector Tuttle went to Honolulu and while there secured some startling facts about the operations of the fleet of whalers that rendezvous at that port It was found that thirty whalers had taken unusually large cargoes of whisky on board Upon Mr Tattles return I secured a statement giving the names of the vessels and the amount barrels of whisky on each It was plain to me that much more had been taken than would be re quired for medicinal and ordinary drink iug purposes une woaier naa over Sw gallons another 700 gallons In several other instances the figures were equally large Copies of the statement received by the Collector were sent on to the authorities The cutter Bear was at Port Townsend when instructions reached Captain Healy ordering him to proceed to Alaska and overhaul every whaler appearing in the furnished list All whisky excepting a small quantity assigned to medicinal pur poses was to be seized wherever found Similar instructions were received by the Rush before sailing to the Pnbylofl islands Selling whisky to the Alaskan natives is strictly forbidden bv the United States laws The whalers find it a profitable enterprise The whisky is landed on the Siberian shore The natives there take it in exchange for furs and money It is only twenty miles across Behnng straits to Alaska and the natives assisted bv the whalers easily smuggle it over in small boats Severs other Smuggling points are located along various parts ot the Alaskan coast seldom visited by the revenue cutters GOOD MISSIONARY WORK What the Central City Mission Is and Has Been Doing The Central City Mission bas now been In operation at tbe corner of Stevenson and Third streets for about six months and the luperin tndent A Sheriff has just made his first semi annual report The receipts horn con tributions from November 5 1890 May 31 1891 were 936 38 and the disbursements 975 10 During the same time 640 services were held with an average attendance of 100 Although the main object of the mission is moral and spiritual reform it makes snecial features of affording temporary relief in lodg ings ana meais sua naaing employment tor worth persons The services which are con ducted at present by Mr and Mrs Veeder ot uaaiana are maae attractive witn lnstru mental and vocal music and short spiritual ad dresses The meetings are held every night except Mondays in the basement at the southeast corner of Stevenson and Third streets where all are invited to attend and help the good work on A Liquor 8tor Balded Thieves entered McGutre Cos grocery and liquor store on the corner of Twentieth and Alabama streets on Wednesday morning by forcing open the front door with a Jimmy The first regaled the Inner man with wines and such other luxuries aswere In the store and then rifled the cash drawer oi several dollars In silver besides carrjlng away a case ot cnoice assorted liquors ana several boxes of cigars ana cigarettes State Board of Trade Sy Monday the last trace of the fire which almost totally destroyed the State Board of Trade exhibit a few months ago will have been removed and the rooms willbe again opened to us puDue at now proposed to keen them ones evenlnes nrobablv until 9 and the experiment finds public approval Manager Maslln says Joe will make it permanent Dropped Dead About 6 oclock last sight a man dropped dead xne waiting room at the ferry depot The oouy was removed to tbe Morgue where a ferry commutation ticket bearing he name ot jwiauu wxiamsen was louna in uu poctet He is supposed to havs been a resident of Oak land employed In this city The deceased was asoutw years ot age STREETS AND SEWERS Neglect in Proper Paving Between Tracks Hailroad Companies Host Obey Orders An Assessment District to Be Made for the Opening of Potrero Avenue Adolpa Sutro appeared before the Street Committee of the Supervisors yesterday to protest against the proposed assessment of the district west of Mount Olympus for the improvements to be made in Cole street An intersecting sewer system is to be laid and Mr Sutro argued that the district in which he is interested will not he benefited by the proposed improve ment The committee decided to levy only a nominal assessment upon the western property involved so as not to obstruct the progress of the work The committee also decided to report in favor of granting a franchise csked for by the Powell street Railroad Company to make certain supplemental connections with its road A number of very angry residents and property owners of Ellen street appeared before the committee to make further pro test against the proposed change of name of the street to Hoffman avenue The board has already passed snch a resolution to print but many property owners emphatically object They argued that such a change would in ore values and create great confusion The new name ia that of a lady who is one of the most earnest in asking the change and those who objected saw no reason why she should be so honored The committee decided to sustain the protest Several property owners protested against obstructions on Twenty ninth avenue from Railroad avenue tn the bay A number of gardeners have usurped the street and built fences Tbe Superintendent of Streets was directed to remove all illegal obstructions A number or suggestions made by tbe 8treet Superintendent In his report occasioned some very emphatio action by tee committee regarding the Central Railroad Company and the Omnibus Cable Rail way Company Sansome street between California and Sacramento is being re payed with bituminous rock At present it is in a vyy poor condition being almost impassable The railroads have their tracks upon the street and refuse to lay any other pavement but cobbles The committee decided to give the railroad companies notice to immediately repair that part of the street under their control with material similar to that used by property owners They will dlso bo asked to raise their tracks to the proper grade and put the road in fit condition to be in keeping with the improvements Should thev refuse to do this the Superintendent of Streets is authorized to close thes treet until the work is done Opposition on the part of the railroads will result in a test case to see whether or not the failure of the companies to do as they are told constitutes just ground for a forfeiture of their franchises The committee took the preliminary step in the opening and grading of Potrero avenue from Ninth street to the county line by appointing Supervisors Taber and Burling a committee to fix a proper assessment district for tbe work The district will probably be a very large one MEiN W1TE RECORDS NOTED SAN FRANCISC9 CROOKS AT ST LODIS Jack Morgan and Watt Jones Under Arrest in the Eastern City Captain Lees men are looking up the history of John Morgan a San Francisco man who was arrested in St Louis last week in conjunction with Watt Jones alias Stetson John Murphy and George Walsh alias Watson three of the cleverest crooks in the country for a series of auda cious bank sneak jobs in that city Although Morgan is well known to the police here there Is no record against him He lived in San Francisco Until four years ago and bore a bad reputation from the company which he kept He was a member of the Jim McCormick set and although suspected at various times of complicity in their jobs the evidence Watt JcmaaUat Stetson necessary to hold him could never be obtained Watt Jones whose portrait accompanies this article is one of the cleverest bank sneak thieves in the country He came to this city after having served a lone term of imprisonment in the penitentiary at Kingston Ont in August 1838 during the Grand Army Encampment He was accompanied bv the notorious Jimmy Carroll Joe Dubuque and Sheeny Levy and the trio had a plan outlined which nit had been executed would have ennched them by several thousand dollars The police however nipped the scheme In the bud and the three crooks were arrested and ockeci up until after the encampment was over Jones left the city immediately and has never attempted to operate here since Jones was a great pal of Jimmy Carroll and also of Eddie Guenn tbe noted bank thief and he Is supposed to be the same man who over a year ago entered a bank at Denver called the cashier into a private office and forced him at the muzzle of a pistol to draw a check for 110000 and then cash it Carftain Lees will forward what information he can obtain covering the records tf both men to St Louis at once LOCAL LIBRARIANS The Are Preparinc to lleet Eastern Bibliophiles The committee of local librarians having in charge the work of preparing to receive the American library Association which will hold its annual meeting in this city in October met at the Mechanics Library yesterday The library of the State University was represented Jby Eoweti the Free Library by Vance Cheney the Mechanics Library by Horace Wilson and the Mercantile by A Whittaker a Terrell trustee of the Free Library and Trustees Starblrd and Dalton of the Mechanics Library were also present Librarian Rowell stated that at the previous meetings of the committee ot librarianslibrarians the proposition of entertaining 200 librarians from the East had been dis cussed The library Association was now preparing its annual circular and it was necessary to com plate the programme to be earned out in this city for publication therein The committee had decided he said to receive the visitors on the data Iof their arrival either at the Palace or the California Hotel or possibly at the Bohe mian Club During the session of the association it was the desire of the commit tee to treat the visiting librarians to an excursion on the bay trips to the park Cliff House and Chinatown and to con dude the entertainment with a grand banquet to Which all librarians I thee State should be invited The question of expense and the plan to be adopted to raise 5000 which will be necessary to defray the cost of the enter tainmentwere the subjects next discussed Mr Starbird suggested the appointment of a finance committee to be composed of representative citizens all of wnom wouia take active part in raising the sum needed He thought every effort should be made to carry ont the afFair successfully and With credit to San Francisco He was willing to subscribe 100 at any time LiDrarian Wilson announced that tbe committee had waited upon all the hotels and had been assured that the usual rates given to special excursions would be given to the visitors After some discussion of the question of finance it was decided to issue a circular to dozen or more leading citizens requesting them to lend their aid Id the matter Another meeting will be held within two weeks Buntlotenlf HneofPlne street 17I104 ot Burner wiMAtiiSYoeiu Henry Sheldon to Charles Ebn Outside block 100S alOOO A AL sban Potenberg and wife to Varifcs Cofin lotonSB line of Seventh street 0 feet SW of HowardVNW 2575 gift lim Wtnhlrtulw1blA KlCMl ROtOn fbersv Jot on line vt Hayes street WJ of uougn 49 liW SVi BBr iw John WVJfye to WDWalerslot raUoe Twenty seventh avenue 106 feet Note street 28x120 125 John VAre toSeorgeHombiloton Wnn of Tru tmrth smnno 1R3 feet of CS 26X il242S jscoo Herman to Jonn wimns ana is Douglass 57 feet tfTwenty ninth IT 15Z 8SIQ Kobert Bergfeld ant wife to Jacob Benderlot on line of Diamond street 8 feet of Twenty nrtbS28i75a52oO Sarah Eppsteioto MattbeWWanLTot on Ellne of i Dty third avenue K5 feet of it street 60x120 0 Jacob Herman to Wttlfam Dabelowlot on7tun of streets 57 8 of lwenty eighth avenue 60 xlOOla Catherine VToodhead to George A tTooahead undivided one half of lot on line oi Geary street 68 9 of Jones 22 0x91 8 gift Frances a spring top Brown lot on line of larlcm street XsiVJfr of ruberv 25x100 8 Caia toPanlineK Oenereanz tot on NE corner Of Uemeat street add fifteenth avenoe 1Q3 nac itt at in ur 1Q3 4 aio Isaac Anderson to Fllisetti lot on of roreEa street 272 6 or Twentetn a zauza aiat THE MICROSCOPISTS A TWENTY FIRST ANK1TERSABY CELEBRATION The Members of the Microscopical Society Hare a Pleasant Time Twenty one years ago last evening six microscopical enthnsiasts met and organized a society which has since grown famous as the Microscopical Society of San Francisco That important event was celebrated in a pleasant manner at the rooms of the society at 432 Montgomery street last night The new rooms of the organization were thrown open to the invited guests at 8 oclock and its treasures exposed All of the societys most powerful microscopes were arranged on circular tames eacn focused upon some interesting object The secrets of nature hidden from the unassisted eye were revealed to and discussed bv lawyers physicians artists and gentlemen in other walks of hie who were present An hour was spent most enjoyably in social intercourse and the discussion of a menu which was provided bv tbe society Chamnaene flowed freelv and rood fellow ship abounded President Wickson welcomed those assembled a brief but pointed address He reviewed the history of the society during the twenty one years of its existence and hoped that its successes of the past would be excelled by prouder achievements in the future The sentiment of Our Societv was responded to by Dr Mouser in a happy vein He had watched the societys growth from the time it cast off its swad dime clothes until it assumed the earb of vigorous maturity The members had done excellent work in the past and made marvelous strides in the development of microscopical science Our Comlneof Aste was a sentiment ot which CoL Mason runne made the most He was one of the immortal six who organized the society twenty one years ago and his only regret was that he alone of that number was present The members were poor but ambitious and determined to succeed and he was proud to say tneir nopes were realized lie hoped sincerely to be present on the occa sion of tbe societys forty second birthday His remarks were loudly applauded The Microscope in Medicine was responded to by Dr Wythe a veteran in microscopical science who first beran the study fifty five years ago Dr CToolo created some merriment witn a quaint dissertation on Brass and Glass and ex Judge Rearden delivered a learned treatise on Points in Dispute in which he said that microscopical science would no doubt ultimately demonstrate that love was the result of some form of bacteria in tbe human system Dr Sternbeig poke entertainingly in behalf of Our Honorary Members and 0ur Kindred Societies were spoken of by Ehrhorn president of tbe Entomological Society Mr Breckenfeld spoke of Our Absent Friends and Professor Searby closed with a handsome tribute to the society and its accomplishments of thepast Those present were Wickson Mason Kinne Levy Dr 8 Mouser William Norrls A Breckenfeld a a Riedy Runypn Henry Kahn Bartholomew Noves Glaaser Phmeas 8 Barber Dr George Fnnk Freund Isaao Rivas Dr CPToole ex Judge Rearden Mvers Coxhead Alexander Craw Edward Ehrhorn Hawley Dr Nathan Rogers Dr 8 Clark a Eigenmann Selfridge Dr Davis Argenti John Gray A RottanzL Lelong Ward Emmet Rixford Easpar Pische Leo New mark Henry Kahn a Taylor Pmckney Dr Wythe God dard A a Brackett Dr Sternberg George Folsom Searby David Lortug King Smiley Alfred Wilkie George Colby TUB LATE CEHTENABIAX Funeral Services of James Slahan Yesterday The last ssd rites over the body of the late James Mahan who died Tuesday aged 103 years were held yesterday at the residence of Mahan 2001 Eddy street at 2 oclock Rev Thomas Filben of the Bush street Methodist Episcopal Church officiated Jefierles a Snook Samuel Mosgrove Samuel Hancock James Taylor and James JeBeries acted as pall bearers Rev Dr Filben delivered a short sermon in which he extolled the virtues of the dead and referred to the noble example his Christian life had set Although few were allowed to enjoy the many years vouchsafed to their departed brother there was no reason why we should not all be equally well prepared to meet our maker The body was then borne to the Masonic Cemetery where the final services were read TonthXul Burglars WiBiam Roberts and John Welsh boys aged respectively 17 and IS years were arrested last night and charged with burglary A few nights ago they broke into the jewelry window of William SchuluA Co 414 Market street They were captured by Detectives Bee and Harper Both are old offenders having served terms In tbe Industrial School Beal Estate Transfers TbefbUowmg real estate transactions have been recorded Oeorge Metzger et at to Frederics AnOer ton lot on corner of fifth avenue and street SB 140 Its WtoapointNWoO 5SW1O0 to beginning SIMM Charles Harwell to Sturtevant lot on line of Tweirta avenue 100 feet of CalUornla street 25x1 00 S10 Maria Oebriaa et aL to Bertba Brlttatn lot on 2TB corner of Baker and Page streets 25x 9fll0XS10 Anthony Mirasch to A Manerhan lot on SE line of Stevenson street 125 11 of Twelfth 8W 25x100 10 sr voppersmiui to joeepa coppersmitn lot on SW cofler of Dolores ana Twenty firs streets 8 63x95110 Jonas Israel to Humnhrev Shea and wlfa lot on line of Twenty third street 250 feet of 6aa cbexW 25x114 SJ 0 Jonas Israel to Lawrence Daly and wife lot on une or Twenty third street 200 feet of Beaches 25x114 aiO a Hagus to wnilam Pare lot onr Jl VT line of Townsend street 875 feet SW of Second BW 275x 276 gift Sidney Smith and wife to Peter Commlnset al lots 170 172 174 and 176 Gift Map 2 S700 Jacob Herman and wire to Alex MassonJot on Une of A street 83 8 of nineteenth avenue 23x100 10 Joseph Bosenthal to A Montgomery lot on SW corner of Battery and Sacramento streets 45 10 x905 A Montgomery to Alfred Qros same 53653 85 Harriet Cristy to Thomas Finn lot on 8 Un of Persia avenue 76 feet of LonBon street i 26 Xl0010 Frauds McAllister to 1L TX McAUlster undivided 35 432 of lot on NW corner of Oar and Drnmm street 918x137 a 10 8 Eisner to Paolo Blrio lots 17to 20 and frac tonoflbt adjoining Jot 2u7wock Lafeevlew Margaret Melveever to Charles McKeersr let 8aSa JfWeteh itn6t 31 feetKEof Fourth NE 20x80 10 Joan A Walls to Abigail Walls lot on line Of Octavla street 110 feet 8 of Butter 8 32 6x100 Sobers McMarxay and wlfa to Gassle McM iOKfjfS SIORDAK In South San Francisco Mar 12 the wire of Blordan of a son ADAMS In this city May 29 tba wife of Bert A dims of daughter DEUTCH In this dty June 8 the win Of Isaao Beutcb of a daughter QLOVKBS In this city May 25 the wife of Hovers of a daughter MAKLtGEl JONES DEOTSCH ln this city May 34 by Bar 8 Levy Joel Jones to Quisle Deutsch both of this dtr BKKLTJND WnTOT Ia tnis city May 23br Bet Eabjom Jonas Borland to XUvtratB utoa both ut tnis citr FBOBKBO ANDERSOS In this city May 24 by Rev JCsbjorn Bichard Frobergto Ottilia A Anderson BA LD WIN HAMTLTON In this city June a by Rev Dr StebUns John A Baldwin to Lulu Hamilton BEOUHL LAWHEAD In Woodland May 27 by Rev Gardner Harry Begun of Rio Vista to Rosamond Lawbead of Woodland 0Alr GLANCT In Baa LeandroJan2Mary beloved wife of tbe late Bernard Glaacy a nauve of Acbonrr county SUgo Ireland aged 58 years arFnends and acquaintances are respectrully Invited to attend the funeral this day Friday at 9 bO oclocx from her late residence Pan Leandro thence to St Josephs Chorea wb ere a requiem high mass will be celebrated for tne rerose ot her soul commencing at 10 clock Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland JOHNSTOS Inthisdtr Jane 8 Mm Bose beloved mother of Walter Johnston and sister of MraH8harp and Mrs A Goon a native of Sacramento CsL aged 82 years J3 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral this day Friday at 2 oclock from ber law residence 11 Hyde street interment Odd Fellows Cemetery TRACY In Oakland June 3 Miss Lucilla Tracy a native of 6dpk Cayuga county 2f formerly of Tracy li stitute Rochester and recently of Field Eemiuary Oakland a Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to morrow Friday at 3 odock at her late residence 967 Abce street HYDE In San RafaeL June Harry only aoo of Henry and Margaret A Hyde aged 10 years 2 months and 0 daya 3 Tbe luneral services will be held this day Friday at 1 oclocx at the residence In Ban Rafael Interment private BEDDAN In this city June 3 KetlU May beloved daughter of and Beddan ancl sister of Henry August and Louisa Beddan a native of Ban Francisco aged 18 yean 3 months and 20 dart at Friends and acquaintances are rvacectfally mvitea to attend the funeral tbis day Friday at 2 oekCK from the residence of ber treats 811 Pin street Interment Odd Feins Cemetery JOHNSTOST In tbis city Jane 3 Catherine widow of tbe late John Johnston and mother of A Johnston a nlTf Pennsylvania aged 7b years Philadelphia and Madison IS paper olease copy tar Friends ana acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Fri day at 2 oclock from the Gongreatlonl Cnurcn Redwood City Train leaves Third and Townsend streets at 12 30 OBRIEN tn tbis dty June 3 Mrs Elizabeth OKrien nee Houlehani beloved mother of John OBrien Mary Meagher and Mrs Kate Drury a native of Neneagb county Ttpper ary Ireland aged 81 years New York papers please copy 1 TFuneral win take place this day Friday at 1 oclock sharp from tba parlors of McAvoy Gallagher 20 Fifth street later meut Holy Cross wietryv HETCKEf In this city June 4 Anus Mar garetbe beloved wife of tbe late Ciaos Heackeo and mother of Mrs A 7 Hanjes Mrs A Wll kens and Charles Hencken a native of Bievern amt Lena uermany aged 57 rears 6 months and 7 days S9 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow 8tnr day at 1 coot trom ber lata residence 2300 Mission street corner of Nineteenth thence to St Paul Church Mission street between Finn and Sixth where the funeral services will be held at 2 Please omit flowers Interment UdJ FeLows Cenuiary LEFTWrCH In tbis JUT June 2L7ane Leftwicb beloved metner of Mn King Mrs a Fltzpatrick and Mrs GrUwold aged 78 rears 8 months and 12 daya IVirginia Nev papers please copy 3 Friends are rsrpectfulry Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Saturday at 2 dock from her late residence V414PqQc street Inter meat Odd Fellows Cemetery 6TKFHESS In tils city June 3 Charles beloved husband of Dolores Stephens and father of Charles Stephens a Dative of England aged 77 years aw Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow tboturday at 2 oclock trom bis late residence 1203 Treat avenue Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery POLLApD In this dty June 4 Mrs Fanny Pollard beloved sister or James Maxwell a native of county Roscommon Ireland aged 40 years 5sl rlends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Bator day at 9 oclock from the undertaking parlors of McAvoy fe Gallagher 20 Fifth street Interment Holy Cros cemetery HUNT In this city June 4 John Henry beloved husband of Fannie Hunt and father of John Jr Eugenia and Richard Hunt a native of Massachusetts aged 85 rsirs Boston and Lowell Mass papers please copy 3 Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow I Saturday at 2 dock from the Masonic Temple corse Post cod Montgomery streets under the auspices of Mount Moiiah Lodge No 44 and HABVEY In tnis dty Jane 3 Michael Harney a native of Ireland aged 101 years KKOEDY In this city jane 3 Martin Kennedy a native of Massachusetts aged 89 years KKRVtS In tbis dtr June 3 Marr Kervln anativs of Ireland are 1 43 years JCQE In this dty Jufle 2 Rcaard Juge a native of Alabama aged 48 years FORD In this dty June 3 John Ford a native of Ireland atcel 61 Tars BIJSCKLLANEOUS The New Patterns of Moldings In the Latest Styles and Prettiest Designs CIRCLE FRAMES In Sovel Patterns finished In Cream and Gold White and Silver Old Ivorr Antique 611 ver and Ah Gold Hot to be seen elsewhere The 3STew Etchings STEEL EUGBAYDfGS And TAC SIM1LES of WATEB COLOR PAIKT llxQS just received from GrOTJFII CO Paris And from the Best American Publishers should be Seen by AU Lovers of Good Plctttrea whether desiring to purchase ox not sanbornTvail CO 857 og 861 Market Street AUXTSEMEXTS NEW caiofobnll theatkc tneaier in tne world nr i Ma Haxsr Mass amf Pmm4 flnttr Last WjcckI Last Hiohts LAoTMATraEE SATTJRBAT A Gunters Ecmantlo Play MB BAR2TE3 OT BEW fOBBi MB BA BXE3 OP KSW xoSs MR BAS3TE3 OJ Ssw TOBK Brightest Drama Seen fa Tears A fccccxsa or thk Most 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