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UPPiPM rz a iiAt fvnigR JPCjt 7 ijj 9 i 3 SAX FRAyCISCO CHBOSTICIJ SATgRPAX APftIXt 30 1898 ESTATE ND BUILDING SALES MADE DURING THE WEEK COXTEKPLATEO SOME OP THE BCYERJ rrerreiilaf 1b About the is Itantru Before the Brealtlatar Oat eI Ik War eljr any effect lias been produced rtfce real estate market by the break rfrotofnoatllltJrawltlxSpaln Itvu afoTt that event and la not par ly more jto at prefect Thus far erery week has brought a fejr itemized sales to show that th thourh sluxilsh Is neerthc saorlnr It has been the case dur Mm last weekv several transactions I nature being noted The money Is Quiescent and new building received A check nut has not been teiy stopped and a number ol will be commenced in the future TRANSFERS AXD LOAXB Wllne were ninety deeds recorded dur I teas week of which twenty nine should rauciea aa aorta grants qtm clauu And trust ivl Tb Tstortrages and aeeds of truit num SO LfiS lAUOtbLJTUV klUMI MA Ji VWAOtt catxacMrUi McAfee tow tur ewr i ptr cn on ptupvtt ra Aoaiuuu OIOCK IH CU tile nuTUt VSUfcEM llrpfL lnrln HI1 nrxnl iH or norm a br Ue Mum avuok to xdseiie it vox uuuj to iw i tr cent on prop He of Pago street 24 west of vest ns bv nonn i hv th Ban to tiuaa ii miser 1 7rw per cent on property in block ih tin th south im tree 2S west of fnwell 71 aaath U7i by the French Bank to jk emme sowa tor tnree years at MBL in flmnrv In MtMlnn lfwr i southwest corner of Jessie and streets west Ul br south is llbcrnla Ran to Tffarrlnv Wli tttsta for on rear at per cent vj rsra chock it on tne corner of Butter ana Htockmn south by west SO by the Cer iuj jom ana Mary WU rar DM venr At nr rnt An ty la Western Addition block 26a ww uns ox uuenanan street Bth of Hroadwav south 14 hv west fcr John TC Van Bergen to Anna mm vinwr mm auw at i per cent thlrd Interest and tn John aeunine bcntute at 7 oer cent one third Interest In the onmertv vara block US on the north corner axt and Folsom streets northeast Cast street by northwest tt 10 by iehJ Bank to Martha Rmnfev Ffsr nno year at ty per cent on prop ilnSft vura block 1M on the east line isior street tt north of Post north eaal MSl bv tha Ran TTranrisnA Rir Union to William Young 13000 iw in vr diock on toe ofTCearav stree a north of north by west 10711 by the Pa as etavinrs loan ana uauainK to Felix and Delflna Uimuw on property In Outside Lands block i ne west line ot Bixtn arenue isjs I of California north 7J by west 120 wera nriy two reieases placed on Of the total Ot 149012 llnirlkm the i followlnr Prom the Hibernla to ratncK AVaisn snxo on nronertv vara bork2M on the west Mne of vtreet nonn or saoy north zs i Daiuigi lira xjamn ty to iSary Pleasant of date of is jsw uart on property In slock 222 on the south Una nt Hut atreeC XXa west of Tsrlor wmt a la pvth UT i and In 0 vara block 135 on nona une ot asninrton rtrret vD tm oi roweii oeinr tne northwest of Waahlnaton and Stone treefa Ink J7 by west 21 from the Hibernla to ti tJDambers nooo on nron Hn VTestern Addition Mock T88 on the sweat corner or uiton and North Um streets west 100 north 117 a east north Ur east south ISO from the pjsnr to joeepn Ansun niGW on in Western Addition hlork 4tt north line of Valleki street of Scott west let lVi by north ir tnHumwiat Bank to Lirette MM property In Western Add lock 141 oa the north une of Pae MIS west of Franklin west GS br i from the German Bank to Maria as Huoo on orooertr in Mis bloekTX on the west line of Valencia 40 reet nortn or unerty north so in from the cautornia Title Inarm Trust Company to the Met Railway comDanv jzso000 on te franchUea rlshts of way roll etc wCTtDlNO CONTRACTS ten hundlnar contracts to H2590 recorded durtnf the were as follows and Sansome streets northeast tW Julon JlssMtufmct urine Cora Hjr nrnuivvv nww wwisi twi dlUonal story on the Murphy Grant buthjinr scsa ana wanes street nortneaat cor km Aihambra Theater Corapany wltn at relics attentions ana scai 1 1 the old Auditorium building Mli ana rweu streets northwest cor Ulstm Hotren witn uorenouse JBSL putstenns etc ir tne basement lb Anns buildtn 1494 Mxa siraet urom aiae Between i sjmI VrankitB Hennr and irled Brlcknsdel with HUlyer Upham ECepi manieis eic ior a one snent ana aiuc Duiiaing ii srtreet north aide 10 west anion a Johnson with Chariea there brick and carpenter work najnucr ana piastennt tor a rr od basement cotxmg tlSOO fe Sfetl tt i nfitfh ftrf 111 of Larkln Oorre McLan wltn for a one story and rourh basement rsssxn raal street north aide SO feet east Johns Henrr and Marlon feller fork lor a six room dwelling moo wr street tm jsauaa a iertacn and Blanche Morton with I removms old and puttlnr tn new eteraior race witn a i paJntles arnlshtnc etc for icb total nrT ston and Keonr rtreeta eouth JMA Tim Vdki aa wMr vavnuau vc wu4v Lv with the Western ispanded Metal i xrrrn noonnr company suoontrac i xnpnuioa noon zor im xiaii ot us and the Mairue X1J660 atKcnJiv jcDTe apace between Montiromery avenue aach and Bar streets la betas tilled stetchbortns property owners prm to etv more direct access to Fon i 0 tannine faeterv and tha slant i BqultatOe tiasllcht ompatiy bulkllnx at 411 and California recently vurrnated br tha Fire ra Fand from Kdward MonkinsL received new noorlrur In part becj a ou psperru ana inorouarniy oyer I as to Muxnblnr and swei are i brickwork of the hrst rection of the Sla Castlrht Companys plant at rvi viitv irawi Dm cosipietea wsokvwhen Installation of the raa wlU be coranenrecL The wnart omnieiea ana tna roundations two teceiveis have been Istd a poo suea aaiea were made by ft Suite Cunnr the nrst weet of Tbetaost lmDortant was that property on the outheaat corner lauan ana jackson streets for CS lot is 127 ar 117i and on it are and four old weQincs hlch have an obstacle to the progress ot thn rrmona in toe course or a lew Shea wall be removed and five reawocea vnii tnwr pur was us estate oi jsawara Ji and tha deed has oassed UES wlth whom otners are lntereaeV itrusaciton vj toe ot rcnase oy ivarnnr tviiian kael Dolan for nolo afttui ana Daikunc ocenptea or vspiia4 Associauon on fitockton ttreet 40 feet tbis aires sir Tvin on tne vomer main twir tMaldinxa a te fMtent yrtr Another Hmntm is tnat ztu sfcts Kearny stree 7 feet south of Broadway from Mlrhsel it Arraquay to tne acjouunc owner for 15000 The ifflDrored DroceTty on the west une Af VtMuU A HAPlh JH I rvw nu oeen eoia oy jars Marj aret a act narnuei reacenxo 1 ne tot is sv by UO feet and the price was SUOO OD laldvin 4 Son were the brokers Homestead declarations have been mads bv Mrs Percy Beamish on the nremlses on the west side of Howard street lw feet north of Elrbteectb 5000 by Dora Brlca etta on the west side of Varennea street Ti south of Filbert S3000br Edward Jones on the aet Une of Bartlett street ie test south of Twenty rlf th ouo by Alfred Iloncorlerion the north line of f1lfAn4A te a anvMM tlm 1 Julia jlclonald on the southwest side oi enerman avenue iw reet nortnwest oi Stars COW and by James Mooney on the Mulhllne of Twenty flfth street 101 irsat oi uoiorea sauuu A the May vth hat been set by the Probate Court for the hearlns on tne application for the connrmaUon of the sale of the drove street Theater and adjoining prop erty ine northwest corner or roia ana Orovs streets At the auction held by Madison A Burke on starch Sd a bid of HUw tor the estate of Bt Uolan was Jacob Herman has sold a six room end bath cottage on the south side of Twenty third street sua feet west of Dourtaaa to William Parsons for tZK and a four room and bath cottage on Pulasl street near Cortland avenue for SUOft He win build a four room and bath cottage on Cortland avenue near Mercer street A referee assignee and executors auc tion saie win be held by umosen Co on Monday slay tth The list jicludes the Improvement and lot on the southwest eomer of Page nd Octavta streets the three story building snd lot by 74 on the southeast corner of Halght and Btelner streets the lot KJbr 275 with ten houses tn eighteen tenements on the east corner of Bryant and Victor streets the fists and tot on the northeast corner of Kiaiey snd Stevenson street 7 the southeast corner of Seventeenth and Dearborn streets and a number or other nieces ot realty Ous Harshsll has leased to the Ban Krsndsco Athletic Club the southeast corner of Sixth and Shipley streets for nva years at a total rental of S7S00 The lot fronts 75 feet on each street and the build ir formerly occupied by the Grand Ar rde Market will have two stories added tn It and be made Into a lodging house containing forty elrht rooms On the adjoining premises east on Shloley street SO by 75 Harhall will remodel the three three story building Into nine flats The total outlay will be about S14 000 The eighth annual report of the Eldorado Loan Association show of Its total ar ets of tl1A 13 96 loans and real estate constitute 02707 SO wnlle the undivided profits contingent upon real estate values sre 414 27 an lncrease of JS327 27 during the year The stock surrendered during the twelve months amounted to 19 472 and the profits to S63S Captain Ede has scld 500 seres of land near Brntwod Contra Costa county to a Mr VlrL The deal was effected through It Harvey OCEAN AND WATER FRONT LUCILES CREW TO BE BLACKLISTED BErXIB TO DEKASn HIGHER WAGES AFTER 8IG1I1Q ARTICLE nobert Cowes Late Chief Steward of the Zealandla LalaT to Rest Steamship SJemm tors Trial Trip Areata Coos Bay and Im Ortora Mr A Craef A Jt xtwh junw anooeiw uu ruAmsjur cw Jtaadall etty ARRIVED AT SAW JRihbsCtf i JrViss0 Stair Areata RaedXA hears from Cooe Bay TV Rust Tseoraa THE GITY IN BRIEF CONVICTED OF OIIAND LARCEVT John Morphy mrmm Uied for rand larceny la Juice Cooks oonrt yesterdsy The Jry found hl guilty as charted BEADT FOR THE JURT Argntnent eonrloded yesterday on the third trial of Wel Lewis for an alleeed felonious sssault on Florence Ready The case will go to the Jury to day PAPER HANGER INJURED Frank Noboe a paper hanger Urine at 1120 Itlestoa street feU from a ladder yesterday and fcrok hit arm while paperltr a room ot the house at 800 Hyde street He was treated at the eelvlng Hospital ARRESTED FOR STEA1JNO Minnie Wll soa was arrested early yesterday morning awl booked at the City Prison for grand larceny John Harnes a recent sjtItsJ from Seattle al leges that the woman stole SSO from htm In a doorway ea Grant avenae OLD POSTAL CLERK DIES Joseph Pinter who wss a clerk In the money order department of the PosteAce since 18TS ant nao previously oeen napwrw nwnj rvr to the railway mall service died this week and his body was cremated yesterday SACRED CONCERT To morrow afternoon a sacred concert will be given at the Assorts tion Auditorium Mason and Ellts streeta by Baroness von ateyerlpck and pupils 8eati free aad the public torlted to attend both men and women The servlex commences promptly at 3 clock CRUSHED BT A WAOON Jones bey residing st 1020 Folsom street was nil ever a bakery wagon yesterday while play Ine at Mission and Mary streets Be was tak to the Receiving Hospital where the surgeons found that he was Injured Internally and hU lace and legs were badly la crated NEW MUflNQ ENTERPRISE Articles jf Incrporatlon of the North Star Consolidate Oclu Mines were filed with the County Lltra yesterday The capital stock Is SZCOOOO of which IJOaoao hare been lubscrtbed by th allowing directors Percy Shuman Buuwl 1 Hendr OBrien Rogers and Tlr Ford HELD TO ANSWER John Wlnrow George Barker and Joseph Theron sllas Thorn tta three men who are charged with assaulting ant robbing Urocer Edward Ltfbscher In his itorr on Mason and Pacific streets several week ago were held to answer to the Superior Court yesterday by Police Judge Low The ball of each man was fixed at tSOOO ELECTED A NET SECRETARY The dl let tots ot the Eureka Society for the Protection of Children held a special meeting last Thura day afternoon and elected SUM adham secretinsecretin to fill the vacancy caused by ttt resigns tkm of George A Dlmpfel The election of other officers to fill existing vacancies has been deferred until the next regular meeting of the board PAID THE WRONG MAN A warrant wsi issued resterdar on behalf of Wells Fsrgo A Co against an unknown man who cashed a MO order at toe company etnee in tnts city open the false pretense that the check wss draan payable to him The order was In faror of John Masalre snd had been sent to blra a letter from ForrestTills The letter wss in tercettrd and the exprets order abstracted BEAT HIS WIFE BRUTALLY Richard FUsgeraJd a boiler maker living at 118 First street was arrested Iset evening snd locked up In the City Prison on a charge of battery The battery was committed on uu wife Aaat Fu geraid who was terribly beaten by her bruit 1 husband The prlseaer knocked his wire down struck and kicked i er and Jumped upon ber prostrate body until she ss badly bruited snd baa many wounds on her sot and poy TROUBLE FOR THE CAPTAIN Captain tiodergren master of the bark Hespet who landed tnree passenger from South Ante tea without obtaining permission from th lm migration Commissioner as required by law has been put to some trouble In consequence He had to find the passengersand bring them to the Immigration bureau Th i was oune ve teniay when It ru ren that inert wis no fib Jeottca to allowing them to etar ashore Th captain will observe the law hereafter at th part DESERTED HIS TOUNQ WirECUy II Powell a young pharmacy student was on trial before a Jury In the Police Court yesterday or fallar to provide for bis wife Powell to secretly married to the young woman in en Rafael lest than a year ago lit left her soon after the marrUg aad refused to contribute to ber supi orr Only a few weeks ago she garr birth a child He flrst claimed that he was ander age when he was married snd theu that at the time of the ceremony he was Intoxicate 1 aad did not know what he wa doing The case ts being triad br Jury and has gene ever antll next Monday DEACON KEPPEL CONVICTED In the Unled States Circuit Court yesterday a Jury tiAod Osrret Keppei guilty cf sendlcg cbeceMv matter through tne ualL Keppei la a Ian I owner sad church deacon of Butte county 11 sent In a letter to a tlergyrran prinUl staumeot about his intimacy with a lady wn nti4 te aaarry his On his Hrst trial tbe Jury stood eight to four for acjultul Crcrs Keppei attorney arrued that the Un rrsg weed byJCeppel la the pamphlet waa nt obscea which assertion was contradicted by IMStrtcc Artomer Schleslnger Th Jnry Was oat half an hour COCHT XOTSS Junes Tsleott has sued Marks Samter to re 0TrT Hdi judgment Oeorg TT Rebel has sued Harris ta recover SSUTS SiV balance alleged I be due on an account stated 12 OurreBhtme ha seed Jsme aad UaxV How to foreclose an 8rM Taortgag ba lww lota oa the Corbett read Ida TV fljoholm waa granted a divorce yesterday tram Andrew Sjcfobsw Th deere Is on the groend af dtserticn The Brewers Protective Asroelstlcn ha sued nenrr Bruns John Brass and JUia Has bagea to recover fOuon mm a note Mrch rttCWtIwtctnriB Cn nany of Illinois ass toed EurrU ftsaagrto recover UM S3 os aa account tor coed sold axd Sativered The Yertern Leas Areoetatlo has sued Jehu Tpomas spd nil Shields ereclcse a tU mortgage on property situated st the eorUfosst career of Virginia aad Prospect avenues Actions fee divorce were eemmeeced restvr jdty by Catherine llunrot fHrsinft James Uunroe oa the ground ot desertion ana Amanda Johnson against Oscar Johnaoa on the around af habitual Intemperance I I i i i i Dorey A CuMlsgeaitn sioatgsfnery streVsU TNaad rd ehtrta There seems to be no limit to the demands of the Coast Seamans Union when once gets things going Its way It Is not very Ions since S25 a month was accepted as reasonable wages for seamen The Alaska excitement and consequent Increased demand tor this kind of labor lutd the effect of advancing wagea to 30 and the Shipowners Association is now willing to pay at thlsrate The ship Ludle es terdsy shipped a full crew of union men HtJ35 a month and was Just getting ready to haul out into the stream when a walk Ins delegate from the Coast Seaman Union went on board and ordered the men to ask for 140 and In the event of their demand being denied to walk ashore This the men refused to do They had fcl ned for X3S a month which was really more than the ruling rate and they proposed to stand by their agreement The delrgate Informed them that if they re fusea to act on his suggestion they would a 1 be blacklisted and barred from ever again shipping at this port The men re melned Arm and the delegate collected their books of membership He left the chip presumably for the purpose of getting enough assistance to remote the men forxlbl trom tne Lucile but before here turned the tug had com7alongslde and the ship was on her way to the Golden Onte Accident at Lime Point Charles Rattler a laboring man em I to ed on the fortifications at Lime point was seriously Injured yesterday bv the capsixlng of a truck laden witn cement tie was orougnt to this side oi tne bay on tne steamer losemlte and taken to the Cltj Receiving Hospital where Ore Mart Icj and Green attended to his Injuries Rattler was engaged In wheeling a truck ou an ele ated track when the door at the nd of the truck sot Jammed and in trying to dump the contents by tipping tnb truck sideways Rattler overbalanced nim ttlf and fell with the truck a distance of more than twenty feet He sustained a fracture of the left shoulder and numerous more or less serious abrasions Robert Covres Laid to Rest Robert Cowes the late chief steward ot the steamship Zealandla waa buried yesterday in this city It was originally Intended to send his remains to Honolulu where he has always made bis home but at the laat moment the plana were changed Joseph 8eeley the moat popular chief steward sailing out of this port has been transferred from the Australia to the Zealandla to take Cowea place Secley stayed with the Australia when she was transferred to the Alaska run and a 111 doubtless be glad to return once more to the sunny southern route The Zea Utndia will probably make at least two more trips on the Honolulu run before be lng laid off to make way for the Australia Jeanne dAres Qnlck Paaaasre The French bark Jeanne Arc which left San 1 ranclsco January 7th for Falmouth England has arrived at her destination making the pasaage In the good time of 111 daya MARINENEWS Branch Uydrographlc Office Merchants Exchange Can Francisco April 29 1S0S The Tine Bail on Telegraph Hill was dropped exactly at noon to day i st noon of the 120th meridian or at a JL Greenwich mean Urn M1LLAN Assistant In charge POINT LOBOS April 2 10 Weather hasy wind northwest velocity 20 mUe IIM A Angeiei StinrjyestpvTt Hansen 74 hours from New Ship Columbia Nelson 7 daya from Tacoma Bkta Earskm PmIim days from Tacacna Schr Emma Utter Allen days from South Bend SAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Strar Lakm Anderson Seattle ftmr Alice Blanchard Warner Taqulna Bay SJmr loorals Bridget enturs Star Willamette Hanson Seattle Btmr Olpsr Lelaad Santa Cms Stmr Chllkat Dunham Eureka ftmr Progreso Gllboy gtatUa Ship Jawell Ryder Port Angeles whsSina Cogan Kotsebne Sound and Rass near Bobrtk Fisher Petropaulovskt fchr Nettle Low Low Point Reyes 6chr Mary Campbell Bodega 25 Hemstor Jensen Fort Bragg Sehr Premier Wirw Bristol Bay Bchr Helen Kimbaii in a Harbor Honterey Beck Bowtns Landing Schr Laura Pike Johnson Tillamook COAST PORTS SEATTLE ArrlTtd Anrii rt 5olSSenrNirtTo a lparalW Ship w5VJ5Jcol1 Affra Mrto tor TATOOSH Psaaed April tS atmr City of Puebla hence 28 fcr Victoria 2 stmr Mack inawfronjjracoina for San Francisco NEW WIIATCOM Salled AprU 28 barkOer mania for San Francisco rER SEND Amved AprU 28 stmr ral CoumbU from New York via al EUREKA ealled AprU 29 stmr Orlsaba for San Francisco MPJr8 ARBOR Salled April 29 schr Slli 8LU nd Tuft for San rraaciseo schr Zampa for Ouaymas KfoNT RJJTE8 Fsed April 29 12 pJsJmWjl frwn Tacoma for 8an Francisco ASTORIA Salled April 29 stmr 8ut of California for San Francisco Br ship Semantha tar Queenstown fEWPORT SOUTH Arrlved April 29 schr William Reoton from Seattle rt Bailed April 29 stmr Laguna for San Fran COOS BAY 8aUed Apr 28 stmr Empire for San Francisco TACOMA Arrived Apr 29 stmr City of Puebla henc 2S Br ship Manydown hence IT EASTERN PORTS REEDY ISLAND Anchored off AprU 28 ship Charles Moody from Philadelphia for San Francisco NEW YORK Arrived April 2 stmr Penln sular from Lisbon PHILADLLPHIA Arrived April 29 stmr Switzerland from Antwerp stmr Missouri from Iondoa FOREIGN PORTS EAST LONDON Arrlved Mar 26 Pr bark Relne Blanche hence Jan 15 DEAL Psssed April 27 Br ship lUawara om London for San Francisco HA RE alled April 27 Br bark iBvergarry for Cardiff HONGKONG Sailed April 27 Br stmr Em press of India for ancouver LAUNCESTON Arrived prior to April 28 schr Weatberwax from Port Gamble YOKOHAUA Arrlved April 28 bktn Quick step from Formosa Island MANILA Sailed April 28 Br ship Patriarch for Astoria NAPLES Sailed April 28 stmr Karamanla for New York 29 stmr Ems for New York MOV1LLE Sailed April 29 strar Furnessla for New York SOUTHAMPTON Arrived April 29 stmr Kensington from New York ROTTERDAM Sailed April 29 stmr Rotter dam or New York COPENHAGEN Arrived April 29 stmr Nordland from Baltimore Mrs Jacobs Portlad Miss II Jacobs Portld Lsa NT Mrs RL Lee NT PWSltsonAT Llggttt Qulcley Aug Mitchell A Cora a earmark St Loula Ettlnger A Chge 1 Sagen Schnectady NOTICE TO MARINERS A branch of the I 8 Bydrographlc Offln located In the Merchant LxchaBge I main talned tn San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free cf expense Navigators are intlted to visit the oflloe where a complete set of charts and rail lng directions of tie world are kept on hand for reference and comparison and the latest lnfur nation can al ays be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation and all matters of Inter eat to ocean commerce The Time Ball on top of the building on Tele ph Hill 1 hoisted about ten mtnnte before toon and dropped at noon 120th meridian by legraphlc signal recited each day from the Signal Observatory Mare Island Cal A notice stating whether the Ball was dropped on time or giving the error if any is published In the morning papers the following day MILLAN Assistant In charge REAL ESTATE TnASFERS The following real estate transfers wtr recorded yesterday Connell to Llllle ConnelU lot on NE line ot Hampton place 152 feet SE of Fol Bom SE 20 6xSS 110 John and Sophia Morgan to 8 Morgan Sons lot on SW Un of Ninth street 175 ieet SE of Harrison SE ST 8 SW 1SS NW ST NE 85 SE Inches NE loo araat illlam McKay and wife to llllam Corbln half of lot 4 block Railroad Homestead Association 1400 Joseph Halloran to Adeline HaUoran lot on line ot Ashbury street 12 0 of redertck 50x106 James Henry to Martin lot on line of astyfngton street 70 10 of TV alnut 33x127 844 10 Bridget McCarthy to Charles A Bhurtleg lot on line of California street 82 of Devls adero 27CxM 1 10 Mary MeDonough to John McDonough lot on Une of Eighteenth ttnac 80 feet of street 50x200 also lot on corner of Tene rlffe and Torablgbee streets 8E 50x920 1 Peter McGovern to Frank McGotern lot on corner of Mission and Ninth streets SW 40XSO BUILDERS CONTRACTS Charles Fleischer with Carl A Holn to build four flats for 3628 on SE line of Bern Ice street 80 feet SW of Taelflh street SW 40 SE 75 ay 112 TW NE 89 5 NW T5 Homeopathic Sanitarium with Field alterations and additions for 13480 oi st on line of Central avenue SO feet of Clav street 100 30 60 11 NlOESONZTSfe aw it san Felix Marcuse with Marcus Remmel eight room dwelling house for fDOuo on line of Sixth avenue ISa 8 of California 75x120 COAST A GEODETIC SURET Time and Height of High and Low Waters st Fort Point entrance to San Francisco Bay By official authority of the Superintendent NOTE The high and low waters occur at the cltv front Mission street wharf about 23 mln utes ister thsn st Fort Point the height of tide the same at both places APRIL 80 TO MAY 7 illmet jTttnet illmei rime Feet Feet rt Feet LA I I HWi I I I HWl bo tJt 1 mJB 1 4J 7Z 7 13 I 1 41 76 1 J7 IS 8 11 44 xi IM IS S7 4 1 xi08 li Sl 61 I t4 II 43 4 Vt VB 4 4 i 6 IS It 4H Ir 14i 9 40 51 4M IIS 4JI 4 09 zJ 10 ISi tJ i a im 44 4ii 8 tx 7 I 60 OWl I 1 i 4 4 87l til 4il ihw 14 1 UP NOIE la the sbove tsbuUticn of tides the Sally tides are given In the order ot their occurrence commenting with the early morning tide in he left hand tide column and the succeeding udes a they occur a to time on some dsys but three tides occur the usual fourth iu occurring th following morning The column ot height gives the rltvat oa of each tide above or below the plane of Coast Suney Chart soundings the numbers sre sl waxs sddlttve to tbe chart depths unless pre rdd by the minus sign or dash I when the number It lubtrtctlve trom depths given on th chart MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Stfarrrri due snd to tall to day and for th next six days are as follows DEPART Steamers For Sail City ot Rle dt Janeiro Hongkong via Yoknhiru and Honolulu April SO Columbia Astoria and Portland April SO Areata Oaos Bay and Fort urrora April so rflgnal Gray Harbor snd Sboalwater Rr ADrtl SO Coquille River Fort Bragg April SO Malta Walla Victoria puget aounj and Alaska A Jjay 1 Homer Newport San Pedro etc May I Oriaaba rureka Areata ItC Ill 2 inm Arena Pt Arena and Mrdonctne iMsr Domlta Southern coast May Stat of el Atorla and rvniana May a en tor Seattle snd Tacoma May jinta Seas San fMero and war norti Jlar 3 Cleveland Seattle and Tacoma Mar Otpsy 4taata Cttn and Monterey May I rnua Hoagkony via Yokohama May 3 ZtHandU HonoTuls North Fork Eureka Areata etc wifsy 4 Crescent City Crescent aty XJiT stencHa Titas Cooks Islet and Coo per Klven Mar Coca wy Afrnort 5tn Pfdro etc May Mnattll Victoria Pue et flound and Alaska JL Msy Oi agon Astoria and Portland May ARBIVE steamers From Due Ortsaaa Eureka Areata etc April SO Aeapalco New York via Panama April SO Cleveland Seattle tlitAprU So Uoalts southero ecast April 29 Aerta Fork Eureka Areata toMr I atsveafCaL Portland Vad Astoria isr I naata Kea Saa tMsgaand way pvrts May 1 ilinsvfiasta Cms iiMay I fUmoa Eoreks Areata etc MTHAr 1 Lmatiiu Alaska rugs oounu ana hlrtMl illlirl Crescent City Crescent atyrt itMsy 3 UtckUiaTr TacomA 4iilsr nets Tnsnn Cooks Inlsr and Odd pee River Vfc Msy 2 Empire Coos Bay sMar i KS Bay Newport Baa Pedro mtm ttmr a Tttaaia ICthaimo wiiay Jtanposa erany via lucajaua ana OrssTon PertUnd aad Astoria UV POISona osa Diege and way ports May ruracoa Mtxlcan boits lOriaabai aiureka Areata etc My stays HOTEL ARItI 4LS PALACE HOTEL Sallgnac London Miss A Bruce tampanarl Venexla 1 Claypool Ind Madam Melba A md Mrs Claypool Ind Miss Bennett London Blackstons Stan A EUls Boston Nagle city Morton A city Mrs II Nagle city Hill Beloit Jacob Portland I Baker Boston Salisbury Boston 0 0 Sage Secto a Bond curs Bruce NY Miss Bruce NTT BALDVnjf HOTEL BUck Oeveld Horlburt Pnn A Leopold city Master Horlburt Phlla Benjamin Vallejo CUdwelt Mont 11 Mill city jOPomyexw Betvedr rrosL city Negus 8t Loula I King A city A Hayes Seattle Longf eldt A ORAND HOTEL A Bias ft wN I Irersoe SsMass Condon Mo AG Stell A Sacto Mrs Fisher A md NY 8weeny A 8 A Kltehersr SteJcta Swampscott Fraser Rio Vista Wllgus Los Ang Hrbbron Sallnsi Jdtfass city RDunphy A city Cbffln Whlttler HoUtster city Reynolds Pasadsa Preser Rio Vista Thomas UMik Tlnkbam Chlco A Ehla Chicago 0 Dtpdtle dty Brown Colfax 1 Balr A Redding Lindsay 8 Cms Hansom Bluff MsJisfleld city A Henkner A Can Allen Washington Wisconsin Bradley Merced Wilson Edlnburg Hall Redlands Clark Carson Johnson Sacto I Ruden Uktah McOoughran Cort Scott SaUnas MeOllllcuddy Dwd AHUSEifBJrrs SOCIETY filA RACE Ml DIRTHJ DEUTCH April 21 ths wlfs of Ik Deuteh of a daughter LANDRESSE In this city April 28 the wife of Chariea Landress of son LEVY In New York April 28 the wlfs of Levy of a daughter MARRIAGES TJLLOA MAIN April 2T by Rev Father Pren dergast Francisco Ulloa of Ban Salvador Central America to Alice Main of San Francisco DEATHS BOYLE In this city April 25 Hannah Boyle beloved mother ot Mary and Lucy Boyle and Mr Adam Murphy a native of England aged T8 years Philadelphia papers pleass copy Friends are respectfully Invited to attenl the funeral this day Saturd at 10 15 clock from her lt residence 871 ip street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by 11 30 clock train from Twenty fifth and Valencia streets BLTLBR In Santa Crus Vpril 26 In powder mill explosion Henry beloved husband of Birdie Butler and father of Emma Bussell and Ruth Butler aged 40 years COZZAOLIO In this city April 27 Peter Cos sagilo a native of Italy aged 41 years DOWNING In this city April 28 Sister Mary Cecelia Downing Bister of Mercy a nativ ot Boeton Mass aged 38 years The funeral will take place this day Sat urday from the chapel of St Mary Hospital where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul com menclng at 8 SO clock Funeral lmraedl ately ifter the mas FOnSSEN In this city April 23 Oscsr For sen a native or Finland aged 34 years GtlNASSO In this city April 2T Giovanni Gulnasso a native of Italy aged ST years HOBSON It Forest Hill killed In mine Thorn as beloved husband of Nella Hobson and father of Lyla and Vllan Hobson and beloved son cf Mary A Hobson agsd 32 year snd months HOLBROOK In Areata April 25 EmUy beloed wife of Rev A Holbrook a native of Marine City Mich HOWLAND In this city April 29 Captain James Edmund Howland father of Mrs Alice Chpperfleld a native of Maine aged 63 years and months Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral serMces to mcrrow Sunday st 2 clock at Masonic Temple Post and Mont gomcry treet under the auspices of Oriental Lodge No 144 and A KELLY In San Jose April 29 Daniel Kelly beloved son of Daniel and Ellen Kelly and cousin of Mr Chase of San Francisco a native of New London Conn aged 31 years CARTHY In this city April 26 Mary McCarthy a native of California aged 38 years GLRREN In San Rafael April 29 Ellen McGurren a native of County Roscommon Ireland Notice of funeral hereafter MORAOHAN In San Mateo April 29 Thomas Jefferson Moraghan brother of the late Moraghan aged 56 years Friends snd acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sun day at 10 15 clock from the Masonic Temple corner of Post and Montgomery streets under the auspices of ExcelslorLodge ffe 186 and A Interment ypreas Lawn Cemeterj CCONNELL In this city April 29 Thomas Patrick beloed son of John and Mary trconnell a nate of San Francisco sged 2 years 10 months and 27 days PARKER In this dtv April 28 George bekned husband of Mae Sellers Parker and youngest son of Mr and Mrs Parker and brother of Joseph Parker a native of Ban Francisco aed 31 years and 8 daya Friend are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this dav Saturday at 2 clock from his late residence 1627 Osk gtreet Interment privets QLIVLAN this city April 28 Daniel oon of Daniel and Mary Qulnlan anl brother of May and Joseph Qulnlan anl Mrs Helsch a nsttve of California The funeral ntll take place this day Sat urday at 8 30 clock from his late real dence 482 Eighth street thence to St Jo eeph Church Tenth street where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9 clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery ZEILF In Wetlderstadt Wurtemburg Oer many April 28 Oeorg Dai Id Zelle father of Carl Zelle and brother of the late Dr Frederic Zelle aged 89 years AMUSEMENTS PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB Balboa Boulevard Day MOISTDAY MAY 2 1898 INCLESIDE RACE TRACK Six Running Races One Mile or Over Proceeds of the days racing to be used in maintaining 1HE BALBOA BOULEVARD TO DAY The Ingleside Stake FOUR MILES PACIFIC COAST JOCKKV CLUB Ingleside Track RACDCO FROM MONDAY APRIL 18TH TO SATURDAY APKH SuTH INCLUSIVE FIVE OR MORE RAILS DJlLY RAIN 0B FIRST RACE AT SP Si TRAINS It 1 aoa 1 If DAILY Uav Third street station stopping at Valencia street returning Immediately after lit net Kearny reet and MlasloB street cars every three mlDsts direct to track without change Fin street cars transfer aach way AjiorsPmiatiiu GRSBf Secretary ALCAZAR SKfe1 MATINEE TO DAT AT 2 15 To night Sunday aadTall next week A Genuine Hit Tha Cfeaadr that win Make Tea Laugh THE OAT PARISIANS STOaCWELL AndaOreatCasC PRICES 130 29 SSe BOe JmWW SbbbbbbbbbbWU Ml ssV lk VmLbbsb Lb Wm iJIsetfHsauJtafir sSIbT Next Tuesday Next Tuesday AT THE OAKLAND RACE TRACK For the Benefit of the San Francisco Polyclinic OLaUrfJt Cor E4dy mud Mas sta America Most Beautiful Mania Hall EKOlOEiilLNT EXTHAOKUiNAK ITTRtNE th Cuban Terpslenorean Wonder And a Long Olio pt Great sTcctaltles Admission Freat House Heated War bulletin read from stage every half hour CHROXlCLS SnASCH OSVXCJC FOR AtN nrtUtnsnts ana subjertptwa 1888 sUrktt rL abov Van Nus at i Under the Auspices of to CALIFORNIA JOCKEY aClt SIX RACES Well Known Society Men Will Ride in the GENTLEMENS RACE To Bs Followed by ths POLYCLINIC HANDICAP Races start at 15 sharp Ferry boats leave San Frsnclsco at and 1J JO 1 and I connecting with the trains stopp ng at the entrance to the track Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound Returning Trains leave the track at 4 15 and 4 45 and Immediately after the last race ADMISSION S1CO SECURE YOUR TICKET before yon fO over from tha Leaalar ores or tbe Patronesses WST EVERY ONE WILL BE THERE WONT YOU ffUffXAMOtB wflTTlOtaCusutswaws MATINEE TO DAY LAST TIME TRILBY A Complete Production Excellent Cast POPLLAR PRICE8 15C 23c and 80c no higher TO MOHT FAREWELL TO MELBA EXTRA To Jlorrow Sunday EvgTfiay lst GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT By the principal Member of the DAMROSCH ELLIS OPERA CO And the Orchestra of the New York Symphony Society Including Slgnor ORESTE Bill BOM Conductor MLLE TORONTA Soprano MLLE MATTFELD Soprano SALIONAC Tenor MR VAN HOOSE Tenor MR RAIN Basso And SIO CAMPANARI Baritone POPULAR PRICES 1 60 to 50 Cents Seat Ready at Box Office Next Monday A TEXAS STEER iXtooutKi tomce tauuintmiis ALL THIS and NEXT WEEK MATINEE TO DAY FERRI3 HARTMAN And a Complete Comedy Company HI reet from New York tn the Nautical Farcical Comedy THE PURSER AS REFRE8HINQ AS AN OCEAN BREEZE Mar Bulletins Between the Acts EXTRA NOW BKINQ PRESENTED Every Afternoon including Sunday 8atur day excepted at 8 A Magnificent Production of the Famous PASSIOX PLAY Reproduced by mean ot 1000 Lifelike Moving Picture Realistic Accessories Seats adults 25 Cents Children IS Cents Coming THE GREAT PILAR MOKLN JRUMaNMfl oCTUOuSf llllnin i in MATINEE TO DAT TO NIGHT AND SUNDAT Last Times Appearances pf the Dainty Comedienne MARIE JANSEN la Her Latest Suoosss THE NANCY HANKS BUILT FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLT ENJOY YOURSELVES EXTRA 4KX1 MONDAY Th Eminent RomaaUa Actor ROBERT TiANTrLIj And a select company under the management of HANLKY preesntlns for th first time In this city a new romance by A Tr mayne entitled A 4JHET ATA BRANT LOUIS DE BEAUMONT MR MANTEZX Numerous Accessories nuperb Costumes Powerful Company Beau now ready GREAT SOCIETY TEA AND MUSICAL PROGRAMME NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON PORTRAIT EXHIBIT MARK HOPKINS INSTITUTE In aid of th WOMANS HOSPITAL FUND ext SUNDAT will be tne LAST OPPORTUieiTT TO this saarrelous collection of privet brle a brae old allvsr miniatures and works by the old masters OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK and SAT UROAT JtWHTv Admission SM Cants ORPHEUM MATINEE TO DAT Saturday APRIL SOth Paranet any seat cf Wiepny 10AcMren 10er any part Latest Important war news announced trom us etaa U08T AOTISTIC VAuTJEVTlLE TrIUVPH XERNER8 TABLEAUX YIYANT8 Most Expensive Production ot Ltvtnc Ptotaraa i iw miMierica eUso LIZZIE BV RATalOND TONY WTliON and CLOWN RENO A RICHARDS FISH 222 JS CA8TFMM1TH i UttiBJit nvoiVA wE I JSI wtm I lit MONTQOMEflT BTONB rrru statlnets ywtr VTsdv SaL and Sunday TITO LI OPKnA nOCSE Mrs Ernestine Kreling Proprietor and Manager THIS EVENING At Sharp LAST NIOHTS 1 LAST MIGHTS Of th OLORIOIyS SUCCESS Our Brilliant Spectacular Burlesque SIN BAD 6INBAD I 8INBAD I THF I SAILOR THE SAILOR THE i 8AILOR NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK Tbe Greatest of all Comic Operas A POPULAR PRICES 25c and BOi Box Office Always Open Ve Telephone rOMBIXATIOf By COXCERT UNrVERSITT OF CALIFORNIA GLEE BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS Assisted bjr Otto Wedemeyer Fred 8 Knight Morse Edward Easter Soloists BERKELEY QUARTET BARSERALL MEN METROPOLITAN HALL APRIL SO At 8 dock Admission 50c 1 Reserved Seats 75c For sale at Sherman A Clays STANFORD and CALIFORNIA TEAMS ATTEND A BIO AFFAIR Mwoscos Grand QpEKilloDSi Walter Moroeeo Sol Lies and Manager Great Buocesa of tha American Star Sowbrette LETTIH LB VYNE And Her Pa trtotle Specialty Remember Boys the Maine In THE WICKLOW POSTMAN Mw People 8trongCastaad Catchy BpeclaJUea EVENLNO PRICES 10c 23c Sue MATINEES SATURDAT aad SUNDAT SCTRO BATHS APRIL SO 18SS 1 MONSTER MAT DAY FESTTVAL I MONSTER MAT DAT FESTIVAL I i ti One thousand children will take part fas Maypole dances Admission 10 Cants Children Only Cents Conrslmsp Asa Iamavvmta Camrstna INGLESIDE PARXT HIATI WiR HEATS WAR HDAT8 WAR HEATS WAR ST A KB HE A TB TAKE HEATS STAKE HEATS STAKE KEATS Tbe Stake of the Century SATURDAY 10 SUNDAY 1000 A a Sbermaa A CUfBaII 223 latter it MATINEE TO DAT OCLOCK Lut srpearaiics hers of LITTLE PALOMA SCHRAMM LITTLE PALOVS4A SCHRAMM Ths Wonderful Child Mnslclaxu A Genius Unequaiad tn Europe or Amerlca TO DAY AKZ TO MORROW Aflemoona and evenings last four tlmis 4 iHat AsftioAx urn Ht7Jrr AT TRR CHITTEfll MANDOLA AND BIO VAUDEVILLE BILL LATEST WAR rfWS F86X THE STA8E jjuu ati including too its tiuwi Loos oat for VISIONS OP ARTf fEL CAHrO THS POPULAR BAT REI0RT Hew Open Everv ftondav Durmg the Siasan I MUSIC DAKCINO BOWLXNO BOATOta iwiihui mm W4H6S jww Refresnments at City Price Farv round trip 25a Chfldren Ite Iass ins admlaasm to arounda The steamer UK1AH wUI Isava Tllssesst Farry ft 10 JO A XL 1110 1 aad 4 Uart Campo nt UM A at 1 and.