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id SjKCISG5 CHEGMciiEV IVSESDV ITJ3E 6 5894 UK I it I 1 flatheny WillJProbably 8b Acquitted Watching for a Murderers Ghost A Boxing Contest at the Acme Club Death of Charles Hewton Looif Matheny ho is accused of the murder of Officer Casbln will know his fate before the aun goes down to night He has no reason to be alarmed for he has been giyen notice that Judge Bndd who has been trjinthe case will advise the jury to acquit him The case has been a peculiar one in nanny resnects When Officer Cashin was assassinated by a burglar the police made eTery effort to unravel the mystery Burglar Touhill was killed and then the officers arrested Maiheny who bad been hli partner for a long time He was supposed be the burglar who escaped The very moment the prisoner was arrested his lips were sealed so far as any discus eion concerning the crime was concerned The officers tried in every way to get him to talk so that they could have a chance to contradict some of his statements but he was too clever and this fact has probably saved him from a conviction more than anything else At tbe first trial of the case he made some statements that went against him but in the present trial Judge Budd refused to allow the prosecution to use any of his former testimony Tbe people were unable to produce any direct testimony and they hinged their case on a set of circumstances that seemed to point very strongly to the guilt of Matheny Judge Budd however ruled out much of the important testimony and as a result tbe links in the chain of circumstances eemed to have been broken Yesterday when the case was called the attorney for the defendant made a motion for the Judge to instruct the jury to acquit on the ground that the evidence was insufficient to warrant conviction The District Attorney entered a protest against tbe motion The Judge however suggested that he intended to instruct the jury to acquit the prisoner notwithstanding tbe motion made by counsel for defendant The attorney then withdrew his motion and put in a little defense He simply called a few witnesses and then rested without calling the defendant to the stand Tbe Judge was go infttto advise the jury to acquit but the District Attorney claimed the right to argue the case He said that he did not agree with tbe Court aa to the case made out and he would ask for a verdict of murder However the District Attorney said that the jury are tbe sole judges of the evidence and did not have to take the advice of the Court Judge Budd conceded the points and the argument commenced The District Attorney made a strong plea before the jury against the prisoner The argument will resume in the morning and tbe case will be submitted in the afternoon In view of the iact that the Judge will advise the jury to acquit the opinion prevails that a verdict of not guilty will be rendered Looking for a Ghost The people near the little cottage numbered 651 Linden street have been telling queer tales of late and the story is going the rounds that the house is haunted The place has not been occupied for some time and now it will even be a hard matter to get a tenant to occupy it free The little home was occupied by John Brady tbe man who murdered his wife while she was praying in the Church of tbe lmmac ulate Conception and then committed suicide Since his death the family has scattered and tbe bouse now belongs to bis estate Some of tbe neighbors claim that they hear strange noises around the house at all hours of the night and when the place is searched no living thing can be found Oneof the neighbors asserts that she saw tbe ghost of Brady stalk up the back steps and enter the house a few nights ago Bhe wastemtied by the sight she says and informed her husband of what she bad seen He did not take much stock in the story however and admonished his wife to say nothing about the matter as i there was a great deal of talk already about the place Some of those who have interested themselves in the stories eay that Brady was a Catholic but be cause of tbe murder and suicide he was i buried in uncorrsecrated ground and therefore his spirit finds no rest All sorts of stories are going the rounds about the bouse being haunted and now the ladies end children walk on the other side of the street ratner than pass it The I bouse is situated in a neighborhood that is densely populated and in consequence the stories about the ghost spread in very abort order Last evening some gentlemen living in tbe neighborhood took a look about the i place but they could find nothing un usual nor could they hear those strange noises about which there has been so i jnuehtalk It was explained however by 1 some of tb believers in ghosts that they had made the visit too early in the evening and that the beat time to hear uncanny sounds and perhaps see queer things was about midnight or very early I in tbe morning Tbe neighbors are perplexed about the matter while others believe that somebody is perpetrating a huge joke in the neighborhood A Seulptor In Trouble Marion Wells tbe sculptor whose de sign for the new City Hall dome has been accepted is in trouble and if he does not come into court to day prepared with a 1 statement that is satisfactory to the Judge i he i liable to be sent to jail for contempt of court The sculptor sued his wife for a divorce on the ground of desertion and then she came in and denied the charges and sued him in a cross complaint for a divorce on the ground of Infidelity Fend i ing tbe trial of the case the Judge ordered the sculptor to pay alimony and this he I has positively refused to do That is the reason why he has been cited to appear in court and show cause why he should not be punished Fighting for Temperance The ninth annual meeting of the Ala Ixneda County Womans Christian Tern iperance Union was held in the First 1 Methodlct Church yesterday The officers present were jrreaiaent Airs tt Borland of Oakland vice president ilrs Hamilton of East Oakland record ing secretary jilts A JS Bangs of Berkeley corresponding secretary Mrs 0 Clifford of Oakland treasurer Mrs 0 Kimball of Berkeley The reports showed tliat some very good work had wen aone aurinjt tn year curing me afternoon and evenlnc several addresses were msde Tbe meetlngwiU be resumed Unity at the Some place been before the public for A long time in the matter of improvements He was quite an advocate of the boulevard proposition and more recently he gave a part of bis land to be included in the lake shore drive For some weeks past the unemployed have found employment in removing a portion of the hew ton hill which was oh the line of the drive The deceased was at one time in tbe mercantile business in can Francisco but of late years he has not been engaged in active business Some years ago he purchased seventy acres of land on Perafta Heights for 7D0O He built himself a pretty home and there he has resided ever since The funeral will take place from his late residence this afternoon at 2 oclock sudden Death of Utter Newton Charles Xewton the well known cant tallit died suddenly at hit home on ftr tit Height Monday night lie ate a hsarty mtal and shortly after be com msneed to fitHH and had a choking sen istton in his throat II commenced to crow worse mid then he culls hie daughter and suit her lor a physician Jly toe ttms the Utter arrived Mr Newton was Head trom hturt dlienif Mr Newton jwii very well known in Oakland end has Fields Beat Maynard The Acme Athletic Club gave a gentlemans night last evening in the club rooms There was quite a large attendance owing to the fact that it was announced that there would be a glove contest for keeps The club had offered a trophy for two of the boys to contest tor during tbe evening There were boxing bouts between Frank Oilbert champion amateur lightweight boxer of the Coast and Charles Brown Pickard and Hughes and Al Swain and Swain gave exhibitions with the gloves The event of the evening was between Joseph A Fields 107 pounds and A Maynard 110 pounds both members of the Acme Club Jack Kitchen champion heavy weight boxer of the Coast was chosen referee and ike Mosher of the Sacramento clnb and Edward Wilcox of the Acme acted as judges Fields appeared in the ring seconded by George Neece and Mav nard was looked after by Peter Williams The lightweights went after each other in lively style but the gloves were so large that they could not do each other any great amount of damage Fields had the best of the mill from the start and displayed much more science than his opponent At the end or tbe sixth round the referee declared Fields the winner on points so those who expected to see a knock out were disappointed The match however pleased the large audience in general as the boys did some clever fighting considering their wehts Alameda County In Luck County Auditor Whidden received word yesterday that the State Board of Examiners has approved the indigent claim of Alameda county for 62846 The county has an additional claim for about 30000 for support given widows and orphans during several years past The claim will be passed upon soon The money that will be received by the county will have to go into the county infirmary fund Some of the Supervisors were anxious that it should go into the general fund The Water Front Trial The suit of the city of Oakland against the Oakland Water Front Company was resumed in the Superior Court yesterday The counsel for the city spent most of the day in introducing in evidence the statutes of this State which have a bearing on the Oakland water front Statutes were read which were passed in 1852 when it was declared that the stream called San Antonio creek should not be obstructed from its mouth to the old embarcadero of San Antonio The trial will be resumed to day ALAMEDA Encinal Lodge No 164 Independent Order of Odd Fellows has elected officer for the ensuing year as follows Past grand William Higby noble grand George Kneppler vice grand Slid ham secretary Eickhoff treasurer George Fox trustees John Ellsworth Damon and Combs Alameda Lodge No 49 Knights of Pythias has elected the following officers Chancellor commander Wever vice chancellor A Webb prelate Ohea keeper of records and seals A Barber master of finance Sutherland master of exchequer Frank Hally master of arms Short inner guard Conrad Wehle outer guard Charles Splcer The Board of Education held a long session alast night A batch of applications for positions as teachers were received by the Board The teachers for the coming year were chosen last night as follows In the High School A Scott was chosen principal Eickhoff classics Firehammer science Miss Emily Hamilton history Miss Kanes dell English Miss Helen Richardson mathematics Encinal School Principal de Bresh Mrs Dickson Luie Taft Ella Stansbury Delia Dibble Irma Kline Helen Hart Martha Crooks Grace Sullivan Helen McLean Agnes Traube Annie Rem mel Porter School Principal Young Alisr Cohen Gertrude Treanor Annie Wiebalk Hannah Stone Margaret Cheney Ada Bird Mabel Galligo Violet Francis Rath Benson Wilson School Principal True Malsie Livingston Lillian Roden Mrs A David Blanch Scheck Mrs Ives Mrs Beard Mrs A Paris Mrs North West End School June Painter Olive Bar num Augusta Knhls Everett School Principal Arthur Mock Ruth Van Brunt Mrs Karasdeii Bay tsrmu a ttuier baugh Haigbt School Principal A Scott Bertha Vollmar Minnie McKean Mary Stone Marguerite Howard Mary Brown Mrs Chase Mrs Newberry Mrs Babson Mrs Clement Elizabeth Elliot evening school Bnterbaugb German Ongerth music Holt general substitute Lottie Perkins The County Superintendent of Schools has reported that 5824 35 has been apportioned to the city of Alameda All the schoolrooms are to be fumigated under the supervision of tbe Board of Health during the present vacation The annual report of the Free Library is to be ready by the 25th of this month It is expected that a large increase will be shown BERKELEY At the meeting of tbe old Board of School Directors last evening bills were ordered paid to tbe amount of 7446 24 of which 6862 05 was for teachers salaries John Squires tendered his resignation because of his election as Town Treasurer It was accepted and a vote of thanks was extended to him for his efficient and faith ful services The principal of the Kellogg schools Waterman reported tbe total enrollment of the East Berkeley schools to be 1537 and the attendance at 1129 Warwick principal of the West Berkeley schools reported the total enrollment to be 473 ana the attendance at 328 Tbe clerks report and an estimate of the revenue of the balance of the fiscal year show that after all bills of tbe year have been paid there will be a balance remaining in the school fund of 248 14 Last year tbe fund was overdrawn about 1400 On Friday evening there will be a mn aicale given at the assembly room Of the Institution of the Deaf Dumb and Blind The annual exercises will occur on the 12th at 3 oclock The High Bchool class day exercises will be held this evening at BhattuCk Hall when the Russian Honeymoon will be rendered A Foote father of the wife of Profes sor Bacon has arrived from Terra Haute Ind an Monday to pay a visit to his daughter Charles Eagera sustained a fracture of the shoulder early yesterday morning eatloned by a fall from amoving train which he was attempting to board rpK XnWsu neniioaVj aeto rxosNUTS Dr It lailstd Helena Mont inl I used It for a patient whs hid been troubled with tniemota and with toed effect I have used it la lay praetlee ever since it has been for sate and if fc sever disappointed me InHfcli altitude its effects ere parttouleiy A SCHOONERS CAHG0 THE ELLWOOD TAKEN FOB A SMUGGLER A Little Boats Long Watch for Her at Point Beyes The Captains Adventures Captain Johnson of the little schooner Ellwood which arrived fromVancouver on Monday has been having a hard time of it His cargo consisted of halibut and as soon as he docked alongside the seawall the fishermen at the dock turned their fine Italian hands against him They regarded him as an intruder and proceeded to boycott him He offered his cargo for 4 cents a pound but they spurned the offer and declared that they would allow no one else to buy from him The crowds who went down to fishermens dock were attracted to the Ellwood and the Fishermens Union directly informed its customers that if they bought fish from Johnson they could buy no more from the union They went further than this and informed tbe Health Officer that Johnsons fish were in no condition to be sold on the market The Health Inspector accordingly went down to the dock and he liked the appearance Of the halibut so well that he bought one The trouble with the Fishermens Union formed only a small portion of Johnsons troubles He has been down on the books of the Custom bouse for thirty days as a smuggler and the Government officials have been waiting for the Ellwood ready to receive her with open arms They have not confined their vigilance to the bay either Fearing that the Ellwood might put into some place along the coast a boat was sent up to Point Reyes to watch for the schooner Captain Wells who is emploved as a watchman and does odd jobs about ships was employed by the Custom bouse officials to undertake this job About twenty days ago he set out in a little boat rigged up similar to a fishingfishing smack and he returned on Monday following the Ellwood in Word had come from Vancouver that there were nineteen tons of opium on board the vessel and the inspectors awaited her coming with feverish impatience Captain Wells is an old seaman and understands his business thoroughly but he never had a trip like the one from which he has just returned When it blows off Point Reyes it blows great guns and so it blew while he was out there His boat wa3 tossed about and buffeted by the waves until it seemed that she would be smashed each minute His sail was torn to shreds but the captain kept his vigil He did most of his sleeping in the daytime and watched at night He finally landed his prize and then came home with tbe assurance that the Ellwood put off no opium near his station Captain Johnson came in all innocent of his being a suspect and on Monday the Custom house searAing force swooped down on him The search was kept up yesterday and all that was found was nineteen tons of halibut and the ice in which it was packed On the way down the Ellwood was overhauled by the United States steamer Ranger and later by the Adams The captain was obliged to lay to both times and his vessel was searched This is tbe first time a vessel has been searched on the high seas or opium It was tried once before some rears ago when tbe revenue cutter went outside to waylay the Occidental and Oriental steamer Gaelic The latter refused to come to and she was chased into port Johnson finally got a sale of his fish started yesterday and was soon doing a land office business while the fishermen looked on and muttered things unutterable and unintelligible REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Tbe following real estate transactions have been recorded Huntington nd wife to Jennings lot on line of Mreet 776 feet of Fifteenth ttrrnoe 2Stl0O 10 Huntington and wlf to Jennings lot on line of street 526 of Ftlteenth ave nue 25x100 1U Mmpson to A Simpson lot on line of Sutter street 1813 feet of Jones 02xl376 1U James Simpson to Simpson same 110 A McCrerj to Ksglinft lot on NK corner of tiilton and Lyon streets 60x100 49 5 Roth to Roto lot on line oi Duncan street 104 feet of Cbarch 47x105 gift Leventrltt et to I Greenebaun lot on line of Vftlejo street 2626 of Broderick 1376x25 10 Robert lngenlath and wife to Thomas Daries and wife lot on line of Eighteenth street 180 feet of Noe 25x114 1U Cltr and County of San Francisco to James Desmond lot on Nlloeof Seventeenth street 105 feet of Capp V5xlO0 JJ Ra tie rand wife to Charles Omezlnger lot on Sllne of Fulton street 110 feet of Polk street 276x120 S10 EJ Bass to Bass lot on XH line of Cleveland street 75 feet XE of Seventh 5x25i alM lot on line of Fifteenth streei 221 feet of JJoe 99 23i NE 90 60i 20 99 115 gift Jacobs and wife to Henry lot on SW line of Tweuty alxth avenue 75 teet of street South SE 75x100 10 Jacob Ueyman and wife to A Dermldaand wife lot on line of Thirteenth avenue 100 feet 3 of street 8 25x120 10 Kate Lynch to a Morgan lot on line of Twentieth avenue 150 feet of Point Lobos avenue 25x120 also lot on NW corner of A street and Eighteenth avenue 326x100 also lot on KK corner of A street and Nineteenth avenne 326x100 also lot on SW corner of A street and Nineteenth avenue 6 125x 120 25 37 17 100 826 also lot on SE corner of A street and Twentieth avenne 826x100 10 Curran to Aachen lot on line of Hayes street 75 feet of Broderlck 25x1126 aid A Davis to A Davis wife lot on line of Twenty seventh street 270 feet of Church V3XI1 io HOTEL ARRIVALS GRAND HOTEL I Hayt Birds Landg Coombs Nap Van Gordon San Jose Hennessy do LUiilis Sacramento Mrs A 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Rev George Stewart Edwin Morris to Miss AnTile Younger both ol this city rnvre IdvdaL Haeramanta Dr II UUISOft iTwBld ii iun tveaxen HAltnafHi Uo 1 susron rtiaiarit DaivlMKtW YMK tl Nash 4 fllenn A Jaelnta 94 A Loa A non a A du it PIHIMH Q9 nntiactORA wMaeta it rotta Ban Joa fn HBah cine 8 SWfi8aS as ASICSE1IENTS BUSH STEEKT THEATER TO NIGHT Engagement limited to one week ot MR PERCY HTJNTLNQ Preientlaj Goethes Great Masterpiece FAOST FAOST FACST Specially adapted for this production by Alfred Enwaaca Thrilling Brock en Scene Bewildering Electrical Effects MATINEE TO DAY AT 2 Popular prices 25c 50c 75c fL TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE Keilis Bbos Proprietors and Managers nothixs is llkb it csedtobe tSIhtpRODCCTION extraordinary TO NIGHT TO NIGHT IiKATHS PRUNTY In this citv June 4 John beloved husoand of Bridcet Prunt and father of Mrs Cote and Mrs Mary Mullen aed 72 years CSTFunoral will take place this day Wednesday at 930 oclock Irom All Hallows Church South i an Francisco Interment Holy Cross Cemetery KKLLY In Oakland June 3 Ellen Kelly beloved mother of Mrs itichard Hammond of Oakland James Kelly of San Jose and the late John and Hugh Kelly a native county Sligo IreUnd ajzi 60 years Albuny pairs please copy fiyThe funeral win take place this day It ednesJayjat H30oclork from the residence of herson tn law Richard Hammond 5t4 Jones street thence to St Francis le Sales church where a solemn reoulem mass will be celebrated for the repose of heMoul commencing at 9oVlock Interment St MarsCemetery Oakland DWYER In this city Jnne 4 Mrs Kate Dwyer a native of Ullca aged 64 years KIT Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day i Wednesday at S45 oclock from her late residence 1753 Howard street thence to St cbanes Bor romeos Church corner of Eighteenth and Shot well streets where a solemn requiem high mass iu D9 ceieoratea lor tne repose of her soul commencing at 9 oclocK Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery FANNON In this citv June 3 Thomas beloved husband of Mary Fannon a native of Ireland aged 64 years US Friends of the family are respectfully tnvUed to attend the funeral tbla day Wednesday at 930 oclock from his late residence Union and Kennebeck streets near Cortland avenne to old St Marys College Church where a folema requiem high mass win be celebre ted for the repose of his spul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery LAVENSON In this citv June 4 Addle beloved mother Of Blanche Carrie George and James Lavenson a native of Cincinnati aged 46 years montn ana it aays Friends are respectful invited to attend the funeral services this da Wednesday at 10S0 oclock at ber late residence 2247 sutler street Interment Home of Peace Cemetery by train from Third and Townsend streets at 1201 oclock By request no fluwers NEWTON At Peralta Heights daktand June 4 cnrips oeiovea nanoana ox jane Newton a native of Nottingham aced 68 yeuraod 5 months aVSFriendsandacquaJnlancesare resectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday ot 2 oclock from his late residence Ve ralta Heights Kat Oakland Interment private Please omit flowers WESTAWAY In Teraescal June 6 Sldnev beloved son of Charles and Belle Westawav a native of Temescalaged 3 months and 8 days SOT Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 3 oclock from the residence of his parents on Lookley avtnue near Summer street TemescaL OCOSNOR In Centervnie June 4 wife of II OConnor a native of Waterford Ireland aged 61 years tfy Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesdav at 1030 oclock from her late rrsldence In Cemervllle Boats connecting with trains forCenterville leave this city at 745 and 830 a MAGEE ln this city June 5 Mary Jane beloved wife of Richard Magee and mother of Mrs Albert Trampleasure Mrs Joseph Bennett Mrs Edward Case Marshall Jonnnte Rlcbard Vest ley and Georgie Magee a native of Canada aged 52 years and Its days Canada papers please copy arFrlenda and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow TTmrs day at 2 oclock from her late residence 625 Second street Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery LAYTON In thts City June 4 Jane dearlv beloved wife of John Laylon sister of Mrs Kate Flack and dearly beloved aunt of Katie A Lay ton William Jennie and Belle Flack a native of Brooklyn aged 59 years Brooklyn YJ papers please copy KF Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral to morrow Thursday at 845 oclock from her late residence 805 Grove street thence to Sacred Heart Cborch corner of Fillmore and Fell streets where a solemn requiem high mass will be cele brated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery GAGE In this city Jnne 5 Aaron beloved husband of Matele Gage a native of Londonderry aged 69 years 6 months and 23 days Boston Mass and Keokuk la papers please cbpyl 0 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral Fridsy June 8 at 10 oclock from his late residence 1021 Valencia street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery GORDON In this city June 5 at 830 Mrs Annie beloved wife of Samuel Gordon and mother ot Louis Lena Amelia and Stella Gordon a native of Suwalk Russian Poland aged 39 years AsTNotlce ot funeral hereafter HTJLL In thts city Jnne 4 William beloved husband of Emma Hull and father of Frank Hull a native of Pennsylvania aged 63 years MISCELLAMSOCS Con stipatlon begins that way But why begin at all when an occasional dose of Joys VegAtable Sarsaparilla will keep tt out of the system The only one that rtgv ulates the towels llllil and can bo taken In definitely needed THE I GREAT EASTERN SUCCESS I THE TAR i AND TARTAR the TAR AND TARTAR THE GREAT COMIC OPERA SUCCESS TAR AND TARTAR TAR AND TARTAR TAR AND TARTAR TAR AND TARTAR By nARity Smith and ADAM ITZEL Jft Neit Opkba Nkxt Opesa DICK TURPIN JMCK TURPIN POPULAR PRICES 25 Asn 50c PEOPLE3 PALACE MUSIO HALL sw cor Mason and Eddy sis Curr Phillips Manager THE FINEST MUSIC HALL IN AMERICA WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY JUNE 4rH AN ALL STAR SHOW An unrivaled company of Eastern and European celebrities The Musical Wonder Frank 1 ato nia tie Original Musical Tramp New Yorks Favorite Singer Miss Annie Whilner Descriptive vocalist The Relgnlnz fsensaton the Msters Bailey Singers Dancers and Character Chanee Artists return of the favorite Miss Mabel Hudson Prtrra Donna soprano the Charming Artiste Mis Sadie Dewey larisao Novelty Dancer A Biz Hit Miss Mlniile Gilbert late of the Alhambra London In conjunction with our usual strong Vaudeville Show PkBroRXAN cFs EvgRY Kvevixs From 8io 12 CCtOCK 8ATCRDAV 8 TO I A MaTNKK SrNDAY AT 2 FRKE ADMISSION rREE MOROSCOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE The Handsomest Family Theater In America MONDAY EVENING JUNE 4th DORF DAVIDSON and RAMIE AUSTIN presenting the melodrama DANGERS OF A GREAT CITY Evkxin 8 PRirrs Orchestra 50c Parq 1 and Dress Circle 25c Family Circle and Gallery 10i Meszanins ORPHEUM Oarrell St between Stockton and PowelL Tremendous Success of IRWIN BROS BIG SHOW In the newest and very latest Kurooeanand East Multitudes 1 urird Away KaT Unprecedented Advance sal of Seats Secure your seat days ahead Reserved seals 25c balcony 10c opera chairs and box seats 50c MRS ALICE SHAW GROVE STREET THEATER To Nigbt Elaborate Production of MONTE CRISTO JR Admission 10 Rest rved seats 25c MACDONODGH THEATER OAKLAND To night Stuart Robson Comedy of Errors Thurs lap Year Friday The Henrietta FICNICS EXCUBSIONS i CO EL A Favont Sunday Resort Now open Every Sunday for the season Dancing Bowling Alley Boating Fishing and other amusements Refreshments at city prices Fare for round trip including admission to the grounds eduits 25c children 15c Steamer UkiaawilL leave Tioirn Ferry every Sunday at 1030 a IJlU 00 and 400 Leave h4 Camno at 1115 a Iu0 300 an4 500 THE TLKF BEEDEES AND H0RSEMEP8 ASSN AT BAY DISTRICT TRACK Five or more ruLnlng events each dav rain or ehlne beginning TUESDAY May 29th To rnn Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and baturaay oi eacn weeK mil Jir in Interesting Programme I arge Fields of Good Uorac3 and Exciting Contests First race every day at 2 sharp SaTMcAllistpr and Gary street cars reach the track WILBER SMITH President Ralph Tozkb Secretary steamship tbavee MISCKLLANEOUS Alcazar Building NOW OPEN The three upper floors formerly occupied by the Olympic Club have been entirely rabollt and rearranged Lodge rooms of different sizes with all thd conveniences and perfect in every respect have been arranged for the use of Societies and Lodges All the latest and most modern Improvements including a fast running elevator which will be rnn until the adjournment of the meetings have been put Into the building A large dancing hall and a banquet hall furnisned free to each lodge one night in every three months Electric Lights Piano and Organ free in every hlL Societies wishing rooms should con inlt with the superintendent of the building at once For farther inform atlon and particulars either address ot call between the hours of 1 and 3 at the office ot the Alcazar Building second floor oEonan WALLENnop Alcaitr PuUdlna PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CV OtEAMERS WILL S4ILTKOM BEOADVTAY wharf son Francisco as follows For Lortng WrangeL Juneart KlUIsnoo thd Sltlca AlasltaV at 9 May 2J June 1 ft 19 24 Jnir 8 19 34 Aug A 18 2A For Victoria and Vancourer IS CX Port Angeles Fn Townseneu Seattle Tacoma Everett Anarortes mnd New Whatcom Wash 8 am send with Alaska steamers For Enreiia Areata and Fields Ldg Humboldt bay steamer Pomona every Wednesday at 9a ForSsnU Crng Monterey Sao MmeonCayn cos Port Hartord isa Luis Dblspo uavwta sanu Barbara Ventura llaeneme Kan Pedro Ealan Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 8 a May 2T 31 June 59 14 13 23 27 July 26 IX 15 2tt 24 28 For lleg stopping only at Port Harford San fats Obiipol bant Barbara Port Los Angeles RedondolLos Ahgelest and Newport 11 a May 24 29 Jon A 1 11 1620 25 29 July 5 13 17 222631 For Knsensda Mmatlan La Pax ad Cuaymaa Mex sir st Paul 10 a 25th ot each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montgmy st GOODALL PKKKINS AiXOenJAKenS 10 Market st an Francisco FOR POHTLAND AND ATOaXAOK Ttir CNION PAtTFIO 8YSTISM OCKAN Div and Pacific Coast 8 Co win dUpaich from Kpear it reet wharf at 10 a on of their Al rron hteiinshliB vii Btatk of California May 24 Jnne 3 13 23 July a 13 23 August 2 12 22 olcmbia Hay 29 June 18 23 July 18 2 August 7 17 27 Connecting via Portland with the Ry and other dh enlng lines from all points In Oregon Wash IV Alaska Idaho Montana Dakota Utah Wyoming Yellowstone Part and other points East and South and to linrupe Fare to Portland Cabin 16 Steerage 18 ron trip 30 Ticket offlue Palace IIoteL 4 New Montgomery street and 1 Montgomery street Freight office 2U0 California street GOODA LU PETKINa A Ctt Supts Ocean Mv 10 Market st San Francisco PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO TUbUCua UNE TO XKW ORK VIA lANAfA Cauing at various ports of Mexico and Central America HsJ in at oooa 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rrom ao apwaro ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for PaclSs Coast I IS Montgomery lreeu unOer UucideiiUl Hotel Sao Francisco HAMBURG AMKHICAM lNE WEEKXV SERVICE from New York per TWIN SCREW Kxresss 8 to tSOUTIIA PTUN LONDON and PARIS and HAMBURG Ponthampton Is only two hours by aceclal train from londox Dally service from Southampton by new fast twlncrew chanuel steamers for HAVRE and PARIS Furst BsmarckJuno 14 Fnrst Bismarck Aug 9 Columbia June 21 Columbia Aug 18 Aug Victoria June 2i A eg Victoria Aug 23 KormanDia July 5 INormannla August SO Furst Rlsmarca July 11 1 Furst Bismarck ept 8 ColumblaJuly 19olumbia bept 13 Kormannla August 21Aag Victorla jept OT BECC1AR SERVICE TO llXMBCIi DIRKCT Scandia Jone 184 MPugia June 23 130PX cabinM upward Met razt i low ratal HAMBLRUrAMERlCAN LtVE 37 BROAD WAY NEW YORK A AMYER 401 California street cor Sansome General Agent tor san Frandsca BjM i Iron Herts tlrmt nd oiaini bkij Win MttrMi Hif Mlltrtuei JUcllntnl Chain Whoct Cbtlrv VomixlaBck Rbiu At 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