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IV to iK z3ST RCISCOCHlXOlncE TEBESIAr30ir 29 1895 III I II I vjT a SuspBt4nthony and Her Childhood Useti to Teach School for a 4 Pittance Ht Obstacles She Encountered as Pioneer In the Defense of Women i i Women ol San Francisco who teach i tchool had ita opportunity yesterday aft ernoon to listen to two Interesting ad jdresses reminiscent in their way trom j8a anB Anthony ana Miss Anna Shaw Golden Gate Hall could scarcely seat the 4 hundreds women who choked the Yes tibule from 1 until almost 2 oclock It was nearly the latter hour when the speakers dressed in black entered the hall and straggled through the crowd to the stage The familiar face of Miss An tbony with her silvery hair neatly fastened beneath a little bonnet provoked demonstration Women arose from their chairs and gave a round of applause with their cloved bands Some of tbem wared tber handkerchiefs Deputy Su perintondent at Schools Babcock introduced Miss Anthony As the sped cham pion of the rights ot her sex stepped to the front of the platform the applanse broke out afresh Women smiled and fluttered their handkerchiefs and one old man whose lone white beard was bifurcated likes claw hammer stood upon a chair in fear of the gossiping tencbers and yelled Hurrah for Susan An tbony 1 Miss Anthony talked for nearly an hour It is not half so pleasant tor you to sit on those chairs she began as it Is for me to meet you It is impossible for me to look into the fnces of li these 500 teachers without being carried beck to those other days when women en gaged in educational work were not so numerous nor so respected as they are to day My father was a Quaker There were no graded schools when I was a girl and so my father who didn want me educated side by Side with other chil dren employed a teacher who held school in our bouse I shall never forget the day she came from a little town in Massa Chusetts bba taught us children good manners and calisthen cs and instilled into our minds that dancinc and in fact an diversion was sinful We oil looked upon this woman as something wonder JuL Her name was Mary Perkins Then she married a man of the name of James Later she became the wife of a Mr Ran dall and with this name she passed into eternity I began teaching school when I was 15 years age I was en gaged by a Quakers family at fl a week and board Cries of My my and applause Later my sal arv was raised to 1 5u a week and board round among the neighbors That was when I was a teacher in a district schooL Solareasnni as this was con eidered good wages My father was one of the richest men in the btate and I frequently heard this question asked by be neighbors Why do you work for a liv ingf In those Oiiys a woman was not ex jieeted to earn her own living except by reason of the sternest necessity Pure in dependence seldom entered into a womans life ih those olden days Prom 1 until SO years of age I taught school and at the latter age I was receiving the munificent salary ot 2 50 a week and board round At the close of my career as a teacher in the far East I went to New York in 1853 and soon after I arrived there I learned that a teachers corrren Hon was to be held at Rochester Like a thousand other women from all over the State I took a seat in the halL A resolution which did not meet ay approval was introduced and I was on my feet an instant The spectacle of a woman asserting her rights and standing up for her sex caused an uproar It never entered the chairmans cranium that a woman had the right to rise and speak in convention Wbatistbe pleasure of the conven tionf he asked turning to a handful ot men sitting near him and ignoring the thousand women who were present A vote was taken and by a narrow margin I was permitted to speak against the resolution hen I left tbe hall I beard women exclaim Who is that creature and 1 never was so mortified in all my life No my dear teachers those women were not shamming disgust They really believed that 1 had unsexed myself by arising in a convention to champion my rights Well I followed every convention for a decade or more and at every one of tbem I introduced a resolution to the ef feet ttiat a woman teacher should get as much salary as a man where tbe question of competency was equally balanced I could always throws bomb into a conven tion but somehow or other I could not make an argument But I had a sentence ij maker in good Elizabeth Cady Stanton1 I never could remember more than one llneofNowI lay me down to sleep or I can read my title clear One evening was assigned to me to read a paper and I felt aa though the future welfare of mv 4 sex resied upon my sboulde I reasoned tnatu taiiea no woman coma ao any better I dont remember much what 1 saia or aid Dot i rememMr mat tbe su perintendent of Schools said to me that he wished he had a wife or daughter who could read a paper like mine What is true of one is true of all continued Miss Anthony Where a man can earn an honest dollar a woman i can too I would advise young women noLto crowd the teachers profession but to go into other professions or Drancnes oJ business You cant make teachers ont Of alt torts of stuff Teachers are born and unless yon are ont of tbem you had better leek another field 1 hope the time will come when women who become jteachers for the money there is in it are lifted from tbosa who enter into the noble work purely out of love and Interest for tbe race I trust there is no teacher in California who wilt feed and shelter a lazy and Indolent husband But our only relief a4 Mlsi Anthony in conclusion is the enfranchisement of oar sex tThere we 8 more applause as the sien jder silvery haired woman accepted a bout net of rotei and resumed her seat on theiUge Mu Anna onaw was facetious and pa triotie in her address which fre quenUxpnnctoated with applause I have been ont of my sphere twenty fir yearfcthe began out I have never known a man be out ot bis The trouble js ar man iias np sphere from which lie can emeree fLauehterl I usedtopeteacber royMliand got2aj veeEanuooaratairouuu mat is now know so much about mar red life Laugh terf I have been boarding round for thirty two yean ot ray life When IWaa a school teacher I used to sweep the rooms and build the fires It was then that a teacher needed more mrucle than brains The work ot tbe teacher now is to maka brains There in scarcely child ht cannot be helped by a teacher This1 ja even trne of our institutions kttnZ Idiots and feeble tntnded tiersonsfll we ever get the ballots and I should be at the bead it the Government said Mlts tshawwith merry twinkle In her eye Ill introduce bill to pension teachers iinAnli an Full niv and others on iii double wiy and we pension men wbdate lanebi to kill one another but the school teacher i paid as little as can possibly be jqueeedironT the treasury Our safety does not depend upon an army but on tbe Intelligent and moral character of our people To teach atoy to wear At 3 5T1 i fr military cap to arry sword or to lug 4 toy gun around en his shoulder Is not patriotic A man need not die in battle to be a patriot Far better Is it that he abonld live tor hia wmntry At tbe dose of the meeting the teachers crowded about tbe two speake and wrung their hands until they ached MUfTOSUS WOKS An Attempt Mde to get Fir to His Saloon A desperate attempt was made to set fire to a saloon owned by John Mcintosh at 42 McAlllsterstreet yesterday morning Shortly before 6 oclock one of the roomers in tbe bouse in which the saloon is located detected smoke issuing from the stairway and started an investigation After summoning Mcintosh tbe latter went down stairs and located tbe fare under the stairway leadine from tbe saloon The firebug bad wrapped a number ot newspapers together and ignited the bundle Fortunately the blaze was discovered before any damage was done Mcintosh suspects a young woman who wss seen standing in front of his saloon a short time prior to the discovery of tbe nfe 8everal days ago be caused the arrest ot the womans companion for defrauding him ont of a small sum of money and to get even with him be thinks she attempted to set fire to his premise Mcintosh is the indivdual who was recently held up bv the Oakland gang of robbers and relieved of consider able money CUT HIS THKOAT EESTADRAT MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE George Boeckmann Tries to Kill Himself The Probable Cause George Boeckmann one of the proprietors of tbe Palm Restaurant on Market street and for many tears a part owner ot the Ahl born House on Grant avenue attempted to end bis life yesterday by cutting his throat Tbe deed was done in the Golden West Hotel where Bo ck mann has been living for some time Boeckmann left the Palm Restaurant at 9 oclock Monday night in apparently good spirit He went to the Golden est and after chatting a short time retired to his room It was his custom to get up at 5 30 clock each morning and ope i up his place of bus ness He was called at the usual hour esterda morn ing and answered the summons No further thought was given to him until 7 20 clock when Boeckcnan pressed the button ringing the bell in the orhce The bellboy was immediately dispatched to the room and found Boeckmann lying face downward on the Moor withapol of tflood around him Med cal aid was immediately sent for and Dr Giberson responded It was found tbst Boeckman had cut his throat tbe gash extending ac oss the windpipe ordinary pocket knife with which the deed bad been com mitled was found side He had evidently cut his throat shortlv after 7 click and repenting of his action rang tbe bell for assists ce Dr Giberson sewed up tbe wound and placed a nurse in charge The result of the injurr cannotyet be told Boeckmann will be removed to the German Hospital this morning if bis condition will permit While it is believed that financial troubles bad something to do with Boeck mann attempt on his life it is said that there is a so another reason It is hinted that there is a woman in the case His intimate friends sa that be Mas at one time smitten with handsome dark eed oung woman whose parents ire wealthy boutbern California landowners Ibis young woman was about 2S vears of age She first met Boeckmann four years ago when be wa proprietor of the Ahlbora House An intimacy sprang up between the con pie and tbe beautiful Southern girl frequently visited tnis city Boeck mann tired of her society after a while and sought to break off their fntlmacy He also saw something to admire in another woman whom he spoke of marry ing This it is said came to tbe ears of Boeckmann hrst love and se taxed him with his perfidy She twice threatened to kill him if he carried ont his intentions of marrying another woman She was very persistent in following him and this together avtth the io ot much of his money prompted him to take nis life Boeckmann a few years ago as con sidered a man of wealth He made considerable money daring tbe manv years he was in the Ablbon House That hostelry was founded some twenty years ago A hi born and Boeckmann each own ine a half interest in the concern It is said that neither bad any monev aft opening the place hen Abloom died fifteen years later be left an estate of 150 000 Boeckmann purchased Ahlborn interest from tbe widow and conducted the bouse alone for about a year He sold the hotel four vears ago last month for 10 000 and made a trip to Europe He spent about a vear in Europe and then returned to this city A vear ago last August with Adolph Graner he fitted up tbe Palm Restaurant on Market street at a cost of 115 000 Business was not as good as when he was in tbe Ahl born House owing to the bard limes and tbe place did not make the big money which was expected Boeckmann a so had considerable money in mines his brother being presi dent of the Providence Mining Company He was also an admirer of horseflesh and owned a couple of fast roadsters He spent much of his time at the races but latelv it is said he has not visited the Bav District track Adolph Graner bis partner when seen last night said he was at a loss to account for Boeckmann act He did not tbink that financial troubles were the cause Only three weeks ago he said Boeckmann informed me that ha had 10 000 on deposit at tbe Anglo California Bank While it are not doing tbe business which we might if tbe times were better said Graner still we are doing a better business than most places in town We owe rtry little and what we do is for current expenses The place was fitted up with cash and It is impossible for me to believe that Boeckmann was in need nf money I tbink that a woman is at tbe bottom of this I noticed that George was somewhat moody and thoughtful during tbe past two weeks and was brooding over something I do not think financial losses bad anything to do with It There must be some other reason There is a chance for Boeckmann It is impossible to state definitely as to tbe outcome of the injuries but Dr Giberson is hopefnl of his patient recovery i OCKANIO HTKAUSUIP STOCK A Mew Point Raised to Embarrass Young Spreckels An amended answer was filed yesterday in the suit brought by A bpreckels to compel tbe calling of a meeting for tbe lection ot directors of the Oceanic Steamship Company Tbe amendment denies tbe assertions of A Bpreckels that the present directors own three fifths of the stock so that be bad been unable to secure a meeting throhgh the stockholders It is asserted that in point ot fact the directors do not own even one half ot tbe stock or any greater portion than one third This allegation so alters tbe con ditlon of tba case that counsel for A Spreckels wilt apply for permission to in trod ace additional testimony when trial ot the case Is resumed to day before Judge SeawelL Melodious Harmon lea This choice Tolunre containing over 350 I Selections inauuiuvuiu iuuhv iuu in great demand The Chkokiclxs otter is recognized as one oj me greatest opportunities to get good musi for comparatively nothing ever presented Fire coif pons and 25 cents FOR MEMORIAL BAY Parade Orders and Line of March A Very Large Procession Is Assured State and Federal Troops Will Take Part Services at tho Grave The committee having in charge the military celebration of Memorial day is progressing rapidly with its work It is receiving encouragement from all sides and has an assurance now that the pa ride will be large and representative Every effort is being made render it a success The following is officially an nounced as tbe orders of tbe committee for all who will take part in the procession to morrow The head of column wjJl move from tbe corner of Market and Battery streets at 10 a and will be constituted as follows TIEST DIVISION Police Force Chief Crowley commanding band Two companies rifleman and two companies with bktom 200 itrong Grand Marsha Cuarles Edi lman hlefAld A Whitetidea Aids Lieutenant colonel Dea Major A Klrkpatrlck Captain Kingsbury Fredrick A Woodworth Hanley Tnomas Wnson Brown Isadore Simon Colonel bbafter commanding United States troops First nited States Infantry Band First I nited States Infautrv Regiment Captain rrnk de Carringt commanding Light Battery Hfth I nitetl States Artillery Captain Benjamin Roberts com mard ng Colonel William Macdonald commanding National Ouard of California Second Regiment of rlillerr Lieutenant Colonel lennis Geary co mman ling Signal Corps Second Brigade Captain A A Hnk commanding First Troop Cavalrv Captain Waller commanding Battery A Captain Hugh Sitae command Ing second Dmio Captain Evans MarshaL Aidn Major rove Captain lumuel Bishop Captain Donnellv James ernan A knonles A atson Ran 1 Companies and Naval Battalion Lieutenant Commander Frederick etahle commanding Cal fornla carnsoas 100 101 and 114 Regu lar Army and Navv Lmon Commander Frnci Ftnley commsnd ng Fifth Regiment First allfornla Brigade A Colonel I Batchel der commanding First Regiment League the Cross Cadets Colonel Manonev commanding THlBn division Msrslal Hanley Aids Major illiam irray Lieutenant kirkpatric coil Riley Abraham Loane carpenter Carriages with president of the day Banfield orator of da Case poet ktle chaplain Rev McCllsh Major cutro ty offic al officers of the German Krieger eren and daughters of the members of tbe serein with decora long for graves eteran riremen Band Associated eteranh of the Mexican War Sidney Loop president Lincoln Post No 1 A Commander Joeph tcel comma ding Garfield Post No A Commander tMlstead commanding Colonel Cass Pot No 4b A Com manderJ Welsh commanding General Meade Pct is AH Com mander hnson commanding Liberty lost 13J GAR Commander Gr ffllh commanding Carriages containing disabled soldiers and sailors Wagons with flowers and decorations for the graves of departed comrades The I ne of march will on Market street from Battery to Golden date ave nue to an Ness avenue thence north on an Ness avenue to Turk street The column will be reviewed at the cor ner of Turk street and an Ness avenue bv Colonel bbafter A fter passing tbe reviewing Hand the police force will form on the east side ofan Ness avenue The First Cn ted States Infantrv will form on right of jiolice force Light Battery tilth Lnited States Artillerv will proceed westward on Eddv street to the cemetery The a tional Guard of California will form on tbe ght of the ist nlted States Infantry Each succeeding coran and in the second division will form on tbe right of tbe command which has immediately preceded it in tbe line of march Tbe hrst and second divisions will remain at a front uuul tbe third division has passed when lie parade 11 be dismissed Members of the Grand Army of the Republ and their friends will reassemble on Gcarv stret near the entrance to Odd Fellows Cemetery and inarch to the Grand Army plot where tbe programme will be carried out as previously published George Thomas Post Grand Army of the Republic will assemble on Central avenue between Pacific and Jackson streets The procession will move at 10 30 clock in the following order Grand marshal and staff Comrad arfield grand marshal Comrade A Ma comber chief of staff aids Comrades A i Mnlng JohnTuttle Howell Allen A Dunn A Mauttier Fifth lnited states Artillery Band Fifth Lnited States Artillery Coonel William Graham breveted BrigadierBrigadier General commanding First Regiment Third Regiment Naval Battalion bom of the American Revolution eieran Guard of California GAR George Thomas Post No 2 de panment of California and NeadaG A Stateler commander guests In carriages decorating graves minute guns overture Jerusalem the Golden Fifth United States Artillery Band Frederick Frank leader Introductory president of the day Comrade Currier prayer Rev A Hirst Battle Hymn ol the Republic Mrs Pax ton and grand chorus by the McKenxle Musical 8ociety Mckenzie conductor Getmburg Dedication Address Lincoln Comrade Ellsha Brooks music band The fallen John Vance Cheney Mrs Nellie Holbroot BUnn Star Spangled Banner soloists Miss Minnie Pow ell MUs Pauline Gehret Mlsa Louise Fetz Miss Emily Jehle Miss Etta La Chape He Mrs ST Muhlner Mrs James Igo Mrs John KPettee and grand chorus oration Samuel Bnortndge America soiouts ana cnorus Bed White and Blue band MAHLNK JtKWS A Fleet of Foreign ssats Arrives In Port The past twenty four hours have witnessed some extremely rough weather Just outside the Heads and small craft have been scudding Into port for safety while vessels intending to go to sea have postponed their sailing dates temporarily The tngs Farragut and Grant belonging to tbe fish trust found the bar breaking so badly when they attempted to return from sea yesterday morning that they nut about and remained in the neighbor 1 hood of the Farallones all day The bad weather did not however prevent a number big deep sea vessels from foreign ports trom entering tbe harbor In fact two of them cam boiling under fall sail presenting a grand picture There were four Britishers in tbe psrty as follows Ship Kelat 117 days from Hamburg ship James Kerr 73 days from Newcastle bari Bavensconrt 144 days from Newcastle and the ship Hatewood 144 days from Antwerp With the exception of tbe Kavenscourt all had plessant voyages The latter vessel was caught in a series of westerly galea oft Cape Horn which ren rfanxt her decidedlv uncomfortable for a time but she escaped without damage The barkentine Koneri uuaaen ana brig John Bpreckels arrived from the Hawaiian Islands during tbe afternoon but neither brought any nswa of Import ance The Naval Battalion Is to bo given special davits and paraphernalia for Sf i 45 launching tbeir barges at tbe foot of Poisons street The Harbor Commissioners will foot tbe bill and do everything they can to encourage the amateur men wars men Tbe United States revenue cotter Oliver Wolcott arrived from San Diego yesterday morning and anchored off Vatlejo street pier Captain Phillips is in command and will wait here several weeks for orders The cutter will probably be sent as far north as Seattle so as to be bandy in case she is needed by tbe fleet in Behring sea HOTEL ABKlTALt PALACE HOTEL MTU art Dearer Davta Oakland Hatleck do II Brtckwedel China Anderson Stanford Tewksbury Chicago Nell du Mrs 8 A cpragu do Howe Kansas City Miss Marr bprague do Mnjoa ielger do cudder do Miaa A Miller do SI Henry A do Coleman London Peyton Santa Cms Stoat Uuatemala Mrs iicNell do Dunne rellpe Pomeroy Manford Hanr Philadelphia Jno Dulhle Zealand FHUuck Vacavllle APBrcn Burllngame A btevcBkon do Mrs 1 Brown do Boyd Kafael OB McAneny do Gil A NT HOTEL Mrs Bush Redding PLedmlch California Mias Bush do Houson do Lawrence acarle elson do 1 Jennlnx Illlno a Townsend do Land ram Merced amer do Barker bUKkton Mansfield Oakland 1 owle Towles Lren Grass alley All exocictoD bwartael rorluna Bender I anon Wlnsnip ipa Blum 4t Marlines CL James do Mart Manhattan MnHKCoutz Petalma Black San Jo A Drtsco I Madera Coata wt do 1 Fttnl Jr Saa Juan 1 Chapman do Mrs Nonau Jacksonville James White Portland MissNunau do urlola baiuaKosa wvreea Feialuma Mrs Hopper do Mr Kuuyon coortland Mrs Hard do Mtiwunyon do rarer Sacramento James Oakland 3ihmelfc do OH Berckman Napa Keith Jr dt wf do i Naah Holnster I Irankenbelnier otcknT Hoggins Buffalo Kelly orant Psa Basa MontgomeryCrk A Booth do Cooper Santa rui Mra alton YueaCUy Oibon bloiklon Mias Walton do Laibrop Hoiltster Pratt do it BV 11 Washington Ruddock Uklah Du nlev Mrs Calhoun Unford Land am Merced it I Hatch Nov to Harriaon Stockton Perqniera Mexico Menasses do it Johuson ballna BALDWIN HOTEL Harding Boston Livingston A li Don deli Helena Headwlck Cincinnati Brown an Jose Muta I Loe Aug Lyon Sacramento rtcm Napa A Xhm4j Los Ang Crook Hnole TOloand entura i Mullln han Jo Peterj Orollle i Mcursw Oakland rruerholiz Truckee Hilton Mrs ockenboiliam Cal A uihern Portland erklua Bosto i II Hllto ulen en Vt Levy it Woodland PLSS HOT SE Al White ulsun Parker Hockton A A Kheude aota Crus i Manfor Itmqo raham do fc Kal7 aklar i A fctenzel do A jraliam a i Diego III I Bainmento Kenuedy oaaland I MWeyer tlan Nellie Dibb raoAl Baaj Ity Hotklns do rtaaa do Howrn Onlar bmmoni Nevada FDrraaer Happj Limp al ing do A Maher Malaga Albright A nrtersnn tore rrejno hrwln sioun stes a ah telling Dav Dean reno Borden do Mrst Jamison sn Joe K1K1H3 Ht TCHISON In thlscttv May 24 the wife of llllam Hutchlx ol son Al tlAN In this city May 27 the vlfe of Nalnan of son lie of LO PRt STI In Ih city May 28 th la i resti or a son bPBINy bB In Berkeley May 23 tbe wife of 8 Springer ot a daugnte MOKQAN In this city May 11 the wife of Rid arci lorLn oi a son MARKUbtX HARTMAN TSAAC In this city May 28 br lev Brown Abraham I harlnnnlo Mlu rile Isaac both of th ty ENUr MARTlN In this ity Mar 2 br Rev I Dl Carl Engel to Carrie Mar both of this cit ALEXANDER VBERO In this cm May 26 by Ret Md I ih Abraham Alexander to ls Annie Abers both of thl cit UtATliS GlNOCCHIO ln this city May Domen co beloved huiband of Aige na noccl a tep latherof Jot taff rd sun or Gloan aGlnoc chlo and brother of Mra Mary tuneo Kale Qull ci tarre Juri John Ginocchlo and Mo lierno a native ot Iuly aged 41 ye rs SfsTFrlends are resoectfu ly Incited to attend tbe funeral this dav Wednesday at 1 ock from bis late residence 191bstotic street thence to tbe Masonic Hall Post street where the funeral services will be held MILLR Inthlsclty May2 Henrietta beloved wife of Dr Philip Miller a native of in Inn Cisco aged 40 yean months and 8 nays Mf rlendu aDd acqaalntances are reapectruUr Invited so attend the funeral Uits dav i Wedaea dar at 10 80 clock from her late residence 222 sgtter street between Pierce and Sco Interment private Cypress Lawn eroeterr DOHJRfi In thiacltr May 27 at his late real dence 1781 Howard street Hugh be oed bun band of Amelia Doherty and father of Marr Maggie Joseph Edmund Millie James adie tiertle Charles and Harold Donerty anatUeof Cam Donagh Coontr Donegal Ireland aged 4 yeara Boston aud neai papers pleaae cot a4lrtendandacinalnuncesare renoo tfn invited to attend tbe funeral this day Wed es day at 9 clock from 1761 Howard street thence to the Church of Charles Borromeo corner of Ighteerth and bhotaell sir ets wbere a solemn requiem mass rill be celeorate I for the repose of his oiiL commencing at 9 SO clock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery CI A BCROH In this city May Meyer beloved husband of Kat Claybnrgh and father of Leo Marie hophle and Herbert llarburgh a native of estpballa aged fd ears 6 mouths aud 1 dars 03 Friends are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral services to morrow ibur daM at 10 15 clock at bis late residence 2408 111 more street Intenuent Home of Peace cemetery by 11 45 train from Third and ronsend streets PUase omit flowers BRIFN In I os Angeles Jebruary 10 Charles Anthony beloved husband of Easter Brim aud father of Madeline and Charles A ntbony Bren a native of San Franc sea aged AS years 3 Friends are resoectfully Invited toatteod tbemneral Thursday May 3a at 9 30 clock on the arrival of the overland train at six een street station Oakland thence to st ranclnde Sales Church Orove and Twenty Hrst streets where a solemn High mass will be celebrated for tbe repose of hla soul commencing at 10 clock Please omit flower FlTZSIMMONSm thlscit May 2a Tbornas Fltzslmmona anatheof tbe parish of Nobber County 2 ealb Ireland aged A years and 6 Oniris aSFrleods and acquaintances are respectfully lnvit1 to attend the funeral to morrov Thurs dav at 8 JO clock from his late res dence southeast corner of rlghteenth and astro streets thence to Mlssloi Dolores Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of hla soul commencing at 9 a it Interment Mount calvary Cemetery MCALEER In this city May 28 James beloved son of Mary Mctlrer a name of County Ty rone Ireland agea 44 ear a friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tc morrow Thursday at 9 3J clock trom bis ate residence X15 frranklin street thence to st Mary Lathe dral an Ness aveuue where a solemn requiem mass if II he lelecraied fur ihe repose uf bis soul commencing at iu clock interment Mount Cal ary Cemeterr JOKSi In this city May 25 llllam Jones brother of Mill Carrie Jones of st Louis Mo a native of Louis Ma aged 54 years Ht Louis Mo papers ptess ropy S3Ti rlerds and acqualntsnces are respectfully invited to attend the Tuneral to morrow Thursday alio clock from Bethel A Church Puwell street between Jackaon and racinc SOHREIBKR In this city Ma 27 Captain John Schrelber beloved husband of the lalo Nellie bebretber father of Albert Schreltver son In law of Captain It Barron brother in law of Richard and James Barron and Mrs Mar tin and cousin of Mrs ammland Mrs A bt br a native of Fickmonlen kriliUbr bet Bederkese Germany sged 68 years a member of Olive Branch No J4 i Frlends and acquaiutances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Kndav May Slst at 2 0 clock from the residence of bis cousin Mra Ji I SammL 7 Thirteenth street near Mission Interment Odd relluws Cetue ttry KELLEY Th anniversary mass for Hit repose ol the soul of the lata Martin Keiley 111 be held to morrow 1 hursdayl at a at sc Mary a latbedral trleiida aid acqualnuncts are respectfully Invited to attend MAHONE1 In this city Mav 27 Patrick Ma boney a nattve ot Hopklaton Mass aged S3 years Kf Interment private ERiKIXE In Roood Pond Me Mav 10 Wilson Kreklne beloved father of apt sin and th lata Ubur 7 Era Ine aged 87 years 8ATCHWELL in thlsctty May 8 at 4 Webster street Margaret beloved wife of John Sat chaeiL and slater of Mrs Mary Mcculloch a native of Glasgow Scotland aged 63 years ana 4 months caritouc of funeral hereafter DXTFTY In this city May 28 Agnes Frances Beets Duffy youngest daughter of Crarles and Jala Duffy anairtof tan Francisco aged 7 years 4 months and 13 days rjlXLILAND ln this city May 2a Infant daugn ter of Lena a and Wi OlUlland BLCM In New York Slay a BInra nephew of Jacob Levy at San Francisco a native of tier many HOS SACK InthUclty May 28 Charles David son beloed huabandof Louise Monte Moaaack a native ot Orkney Island Scotland aged 67 vears UISCKLLANKODS Sir Morell Mackenzie WROTE OF STKAJtSUIf TKAVEL ANCHOR LIKE United tstates MaQ Steamships Ball from ew ork everr tJurday for OLAISUOW VIA 1JXDODKJtEY Kates for saloon Pajsage By a CI1Y OK KOME MO and upward Othxs eraaitEKS Cabin Sli and npward Juieaeaton Tlcketa at rednead ratai BecondcablruSJoandtsa bteerage 18 For further luf Tmatiou apply to nKNDKRSON BRuTUKRs 7 Bowling treen Mew York or VLETCHKR SlSatarket st a McCALU 33 Vontgomery st or PETPK IX McCABTY 660 Market at or CLINTON JUSJsa 58 iloatgonitry sk 8 7 THE IDEAL TONIC I have used VIn Marian for many years and consider it valuable and particularly serviceable Mailed Free Descriptive Book wtth Testimony and Portraits OP NOTED CELEBRITIES Beneficial and Aqreenble Every Test Prove Reputation Avoid Sabtltatlns isk for Tla MarlaaL At Dragglsts and Faacy Lrocera MARIANI CO 6JV lSUStSew7et AMI SHIKMS BALDWIN THEATER At Hatman A Co Incorporated lroprtetors THE BIOaE ST HIT IV VEARS LAKQK AVD DXLIOHTIh ACDIEXCES AT EVIST PiBniHIUNCs MATINEE TO DAY at 2 San Francisco Farorllea the Merry I I I A In tbe Most Goryeou of iioini LxtrtiTatsaDXtv HUMPTY DUMPTY LP TO DATr QIATKsLEB the Tallest Man that ever lived EXTRA EXTRA On account of the great success of the LUlpu nan th engagement has ben prolonged for one welt Commencing Monday next THIRD AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Seats ready to morrov for ail performances ItRiru Fvicro Mav 3Ht AT THE at ROAt Uatimi Jtsie 1st Positively Laal Appearances of YSAYE In Two Brilliant Programme SI JO 1 SO All Peerved at Mienut la lo a CALIFORNIA EXTRA MECHANICS PAVILION TONIGHT HDtt MAi 28th GRAND IKJLBLJ BILL No ElTSA I HAROS PKOFESOR OLEtON The re Hone Tamers AND MAN MCIOLS H0R3ES Extra Performance af ef the regular programme Sadd Ing Riding and Drlvtng tbe MCIOLS Hnrse BARN hi ana many others Admlion with eat cents GLf A ON Prop and Manager COLUMBIA THEATER Frledlander iottlob A Co Lessees and Managers IT IS REASONABLE TO THIfK THAT A COOI UMPAN1 AND A OPFAT OMDI HIIL DRAW CROWDS THAT I WHAT THE FRAWL COMPANY AN ALL THE 1 OF HOME Are do ne at cer performance this week CoM ND A AND A IT DRI AW A THF BLLLa BESER kD SKATS NIOHT 15 25 SO and 5 Cents MATINEE 15 25 and 50 Cents NEXT WEFK ARAB AN NIGIITS mokoji a jUnd upbKvfiouaa Tbe UaadsoaiM I am Ir Theater in Amsnea ALTaa loaoaco bo Lea4 anJ taaas TO NIOHT TO NIOHT TO ViaHTl And special matinee Iecoraton Day An elaborate production of the romantic drama TME ALE IN THE MOONLIGHT THE FACE IN THE MOONLIGHT THE FACE IN TH MOOXUGHT THE 1ACE IN THE MOONLIGHT THL FACF IN THE MOONLIGHT THE FACE IN Till MOONLIGHT THE CE IN THE MOONLIGHT First Appearance at this bouse of Edmund Hayes Frening Prices 25 Galler and iimllv Matlneei aturiay and 50 irci 10 TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE EisiatiM AKEtiin 1 roo and Man FIRST THE 8ERPETTES ORRECT COMIC FRODCCTION MAV OPERA FIRST 8ERPETTE8 COHRKCT QlFEt COMIC PRODI CTIOV OPERA URiT SERPrTTLs CORRECT COMIC PBODt CTIOV MAY OPLRA FIRST SERPhTifcS COR1 ECT gtFFI COMIC PRODLCTION OPERA COMING The Ireat Tlroll Succea SHIP AHOI SHIP AHOY POPCIAR PRICKS 25AND60C ORPHEUM THE MOST POWtRFCL COLLFCTION OF VALDIMLLE ARTISTS IN AMERICA AM ANN Furope a Greatest Impersonator In hla lifelike reproduction nf famous men McIKTYHK AND HCA1H the Renowned Exponents of Plantation Life FALXE AD BtMON Peculiar MusUal Com ediana JULES LE the Orestest Cornet Player Llrlntv BOOFRS BKOTHEK MAUD RAYMOND V1ZARRAS FEUX ASD CAI ETC AM Bio Hit Rasarved Seats 2Jc Balcony Oc Opera Chairs and Box SeaU 50c Matinee Saturday and Sunday Parqoet25c Halcony 10c hlldrea any aeat 10c Extra Wati hc DECORATION DAY THURDAt MA 80TS AUDITORIUM THATER Cor Eddy and Jones sts Popular free family resort Commencing week May Z7lh Mlaa Lorvtta Addis and large coro Kny of rauderllle artists In an entertainment from all objectionable feature a NEW LrTERATVRR AirtTSEMEST AJTD Instruction are embodied In the Wmklt Chbonicus at SI 60 a year jostage tndnded Wngle copies 6 cent inli AtiXr RACING RACING RACING CAUFORNIA JOCEEY CLUB SPRING MEETING BAY DI3TBICT TRACK Raclnj Monday Tueaday Wednesday Thnrs day Friday and Satarday Ralaorshlna Five or more races each day Races start at 330 at sharp Me AlBster and Geary street cars pass tbe fate AHUSEMKXTS CIROUsJ KOYAL AKD VKNTIAN WATER CARNIVAL Corner Eliy an I Maiin atreett Clitv FHiu5rs Proprietor aad llaaacae PRODCCED UPON THB WATER KB TOE nRSTTIME LIVING BBONZ STATtTABY CARNIVAL OF SATI0 J3 Undoootetly the Grandest Traoaformatloa Ever Witnessed Return Engagement of tbe 4 R0THEB8 RASAIR Positively their Last Appearance In America prior their depaxtore for Europe EVKrW PRICES Parquet andDreas Circle Reserved 25c and 50c Saturday ind Sunday Matinee Parquet Children 15c Adrtta 25c BAY CITY WHEELMEN BICYCLE RACES CENTRAL PHK Market and Eighth St eets DECORATION DAY MAY SO 1895 Races Commence at 2 Clock Admission 50c Rar ed Seats 25c on sale at Clabrough Gotcher A Co a 605 Market street ALCAZAR THEATER TO NIGBT TO MOHT TO MGHT YOTJ HILL LA COIL A CORNER GROCERY Price lie 2Se S5c and 50c PICNICS EXCUKSION8 GROCERS PICNIC Will be held at BCaUETZEN FARE BAN RAFAEL kc xsaY Jcae 5th Tlckeu Issued for May 26th good for this date STEAMSHIP TKAVKU PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS WILL8AIL FROM BROADWAY wharf San Francisco aa followa for Lorlna Wrangei Jnueaa Killtsnoo and bitkaAlasaa ct9a ic Mar June 4 9 19 24 a it 5 8 19 24 For Victoria and aocoover Port Terwa send Seattle Tacoma Everett am tea and New Whatcom Waah Mar 15 to Sa 9 a and every fifth day thereattet connecting at VancooverwfthC at Tacoma with atheatUewlth Ky at Port Town send with Alaska steameri or Eureka Arrata and Field landing Horn boldtbav ateamer Pomona Wednesday May 15 acd and everr Tuestar thereafter ulP ForSantaCrua Monterey Ran Simeon ayn coa Port Harford San Iils Obispo osvtota xanta Karbara Ventura eneme Pedro East San Pedro Los Angeles aud Newport a Mi 17 Jl A aud ecr fourth day thereafter or San Diego stopping only at Port Harfori San Luts oispot sanu Rarhsra Port Los An geles Redondo Los Angeles ani Newport 11a If May 15 12 i7 31 and every four day theresher rteame Pomona Saturday to Monday excursion to anta Unit and Monterey I or Ensenada San Joee oel Caho MaxaLan La Paz Altata and lluiroM Mx steamer Wl lamelte alley 10 a ll 25th of each onlb Ticket ffice Palact Hotel 4 New Montgomry UOODALL PERKINS A CO Hen 1 Aireota 10 Market si Han Francisco 0 fi TO Po RTLAND AN ASTORIA nectlng at PtiRTLAND th direct rail lines to al nolnls In ORWitjN WAHINOrON IDAHO MONIANA and all aswrn points including ch rao New ore and Boston Mearaer ate of a fornla sails Mav 19 29 June a Meamer Oregon sails May 4 14 24 Jane rare In abln InUudlog Berth and Mean 1J CABIN TEKRiGF 50 ROCND TRIP ta For through rates and all other information DALU PEREINhXa en aaperlnlendenLs 10 Market IS Mo CONNOI General Agent rugomery st PACIFIC THROLGH MAIL fcTEAMUrllP CO LINK TO NEV ORE IA PANAMA Cal Inx at various porta of Mextt and entra Ameica sailing at ooon from ompaori Wharf rlrftand Brannan streets can Bias Mav 28 1 Colon June 18 SanJnan Jnna SIClty of Sydney June 28 JAPAN AfJ5 PMfr tffr FOH YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Coanect ng at okohama with eteamr bnauglia and at Hongkong for India etc Ratlins at from Con pany i Wharf Hrst ani Brannan street atyPeklngvlonMa25 Pru June 24 China June 4 UtrRlodeJan roJulvl3 Round trip tickets at duced rate For lretght or passage apply at Coiupatiys offlcs lib Market street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier ashlngton str ec at 5 daily except Sunday Accommodation Reserved by Telephone 8TRAK7Ba WALKER PFTFRS MAR UAHRtTT CITY Ok sroCCTOV Telephone main EOS CAL A AND IMP CO 01iTH ItTIMVV LLOrn STEVMidlt CO MLDIT RRAN hAN SERVltn TO GIBRALTAR EOa A erra JaneCZlOA Naples Genoa Kaiser ll July 10a enoa Werra July 27 10 KNaples Oeno kaJaer 1 A 17 enoa erra Ant 31 10 a Naulea Genoa Kaiser Vt II epL 21 10 oenoi Return tickets available rrjtn Madiurrjjiean or from Bremen Undon Havre NEW ORK s0rHAMro BRFMrN Express steamers First Mn 9 I and noward second cabin 60 and round trip SIOO fllO Saale June 11 9a Havel July 3a 9 a June IS 4 soae August A 9 a June A 11 a Alter A ugust 6 9 a ic Jane J5 10 a Trave Augu 1 10 9 a June 29 10 a Iihn Aoju 1 IX 9 a Jul FuldaAustut 1 9 a Joly 6 9 a Apree Annuo 20 a July 9 a Em August 2t 9 a Jo 16 a lHavel Aiigu Pax Ju JO a iSaale Atgust tl 8 a July 3 7a Alter Sep 809a July 27 9 a ic iTrave ept 9 a it NOTICE Thee steamers Ian I panj ngers st oothamp ton on tbe quay alongside special lallway trao for I ondon Passenger booked through to all Important points of GERMAN aidALSTKIA RUHKRl i APKLLE oene al Axent fvr Pac do toast lis Montgomery street uudr OccidsnUi Hotel nan traoclea Lahn Inlda Spree Havel Saale Trave Lahn Fulda Spree Ems HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE TWIN bCREW RXFRFss UE TO LONDON PARIS AND HAMBURG New orL boutnampton Loniion lar si Ham ourg Holding tbe record for fatett time oa this route olumbla JtneS Colombia July 8 A Victoria Jnne HlNgruiaonla July 18 Normaunla June 20 IK Bismarck JnlyS If Hiituaixa Jane K7 A Vlctoila Aug 8 NOTICE After Jn 1st express steamers will touch atCHrRH RO on their wav to an from Noun ampton a id Hamburg Special tra ns to Parts Direct roots vo Paris without caannel crossing Ht cabin 95 and upward 2d Cabin 80 TO THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN Cruise to NORWAN and Nolril APE ali lo SP T7BhROKN New lork Hamburg Hard anger Ford Odde Molds KomsdaUQ ird eo tungsnaea Trtmdhjem North Cape epttxberxen Tromsoe Lolotn lata da llafianud 1 igermnlen Veatijord Slorfjord Oel range rfjord Marot fog netjord Gudvangen Staiheliuskiev Lergen Hamburg New iwrtt brtbe AtlGUoTA Vic IXiitIA iu JUNE and the COLUMBIA la JULY HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE ST Bmadway er York A WhlhR 4UI California st Ueaeral rut Ageoi Paclfl coast OCCIDENTAL ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP GO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA QTEAMKRS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner rlrst and Brannan streets at 3 ic YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama with stesmtr for SHANGHAI Beltle Saturday Jane IB M93 Coptltvla Honolulu Vdnday inr 1845 oaelux Tneadar July S3 1B95 Hound trio tickets at reduced rates or freight and paasag applv at companys ufflce 4i5 Market street corner tlrst Ii gTURBA secretary LCCANIA CUNAKD LINE NEW YORC TO LIVER POOu rvaaUEENSTJX trout pier a NOKTH RIVER VAxr Xxntis fneica CAMPAStA batardar Jane 1 11 a fraurdAy Juue 8 saturtar Jane IB 10 a at Saturday Jane 32 a javurua vunex iv A Saturday July ft at Saturday July In BSO a 1 ETBCRIA Satorday July 3 at KXTKA 8AIUXO APRASIA rburaday Jaly noon abin panage SOU and upwara second casta 25 40 and 45 accordingto steamer aoa acoantr SBOdatloaa staeraga tlcKeU to aad from all pans if Karopeat verylowiatej tor freight and pa aage apply te io uupaajr tunront brten NawYort VEKJOV IL JtROWN ACO General Agentl Oood accommodauons can always aecoxed naptJlcatloc i te WIllIj MS VIXOXD CO AgtaU baa ttaaclecev LUCAMA KTRURIA riUeiKlA IIURkll RAJtBOATS TRATBIVj bOUlUKUN PAClfIC COMFAST PACtriC STSTSaa Trains leav and ar doe la arrie 8A KKAXCISCO tar mi Mr 10 1893 ARarva 6 SUa nUmadraHajTwdsAWaTtA 1Sa 7 00a AUautl Kxprrsi tvia Martlnex i and Lathro it Ogdea and East 15i 7 OOa Port Coat anil Benicia 104s4j 7 O0 Inters and Mlltotv TUel 1 0a sanLeandrailarvardsAWaTSta 10 iit i 30a NapaCaiistogsandanuKBa Vacavllie Esptrto8acramnta i aaa ueaamz TiaxnTis jujli tines and San Uamoo 8 30a Kites ran Jos ctocEwm lone sacrauenio MaryaIUe Jied Blafland aowvllie fi VI ISwtf Aiift TUnlria AWsrStAfur 00 anLeanroHaywardaiWaySta 11 4Ja uua jtewurieana av prea uaymoivi for YoaemtteV Santa Barbara im Angeles Demlng Paso New Orleanv and East If 00a san Leandro Haywards fe Ntlet lin SanLeandro HaywardsAWaySta OOr NUrs San Joee and UTermore 1 O0r Sacramento River Steamer tlOr Prt Costa and ay Stations 8 OOP SanLcandraHaywardtttWaybta 4 0v San Leandro Hay wards WayXa 4 OOP Martinet San Ramon Benlcta Vsliejo Napa Callstoga El erano and Santa Mosa 4 OOP Vacavtile oodUnd Kntrhts Landing Marysvttle OrovIUe and Sacramento 4 30r Nlles San Jose Ltrcrmore and Stockton 00 SanLeandroHaywardstWySU 6U0r Los Angeles Express Kreao Raymond for Semite Baaersfleld Santa Bar oar a and Los Angele 8 OOP Santa Route Atlantic Expreaj for Mojave and Fast 30p Eoropean Mall vtaMartlneianil stockon ogden and East 6 OOp Hay wards lies and saa Jcac IB OOP Vallejo 6 00p Oregon Kx press tvla Martlnea ana btockton Bacrameoto Marysrille Redding Po tland Paget Hound and KaaC ID 45a 7 OOP RanLcaodro HawardjS vta lt S0p 9 OOP San Leandro HaywardsAW MaftrS OOa ttll lor an Leandro HavwtrdAVtt li4 4 Mr 4Sp B43 le 2 43F titt 1 aoj 9 184 liMu 1715 I Us 4S SA AtttLUiviu rro laati 17 Ua Snndav excursion for Newark San Jote Los Gaios Feiton and Santa Crux IS 05 8 ISa Newark Cenlerviiie San Just Fel on Bonlder Creek fcanta Crux and av xtalioiis 0 SOr 2 15p Newark entervtlle San Jose New Almaden Feiton Boulder Creek Santa Crai and prlJCt pal ay atlons ll 20 4 45 Newark San Jose Los Oatos 9 50 CXT DIMStOs Third fownsnd StsJ 65a San Jose New Almaden aud Waystatlois IIS J7 30 Sun lav Excursion for Jow antacrox Pacflr Grove and ITlnclpal Way ftalioa S5p 8 15 San Jose TresPlnosf antatrnx Pacific Drove Paao Roblfs ban Luis Obispo and principal ay Stations 7 Olp 19 47a Palo Alto a id Way tatlons 1 45 10 40a San Jose and ay stations 6 OOp 11 4Sa Palo Alto and ay vuUoos I30p i 30p low Ullrov Tr Wnoa banla ror taiinaa Monterey and Paclc roe 10 40 3 tOp San Jose and Principal Way stations 9 47 4 30p San Jose and av stations 8 OK 5 SOP San Jose a rt statl ns 48 Vr San Jo and ay Statlona 3Sa 111 46P San ose and ay stations t7 40p CREEK KOITC FtltltY From an Francisco Foot of Market Street slip 8 700 803 90010 00 11 00a 1J SO 1 Oj 2 00 3 0J 4 00 SOU a oopm From Oakland loot of Broadway 8 00 7 00 8 00 9 00 10 00 11 00aH I12JX1 1 JO 2 00 00 4 00 OOP ic A for Mornlns for After oon Sundays excepted tSatardays ooly tThurdavs only undasonly ft Moudsy Tbarxlay and Saturday nigbteonly SAN FRAVCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY CO TiBritns rgEBT tooT or MabketSi San Francisco to San Rafael tt skk Dat 7 40 9 20 11 00 a 12 55 3 1 10 6 SO ic Thursdays Extra trip at 11 SO Saturdays Extra trips al 1M and 11 to Slnbas A it 30 11 00a is 1303306 8 35 San Rfal to Sun Francisco Wkpic Pai 6 23 55 30 11 10 AH 13 41 1 5 IP Hatnruaya Extra trip a 1 55 and 6 IS trtPATa 10 9 40 11 10 140 3415 25 Bet veen San Francisco and Schnetxen Park same schedule as aove ja flsajawui Sun Week fraJUa4f ttO rM wj Petal ma 5 10 0O pjnsaoiRa Fnltoa ln1or 800 AiilHealdsbar evs rv llei Cloverda tsn wl USA 6JM pvlO 33 a 7 SOPH 815 PK Pleta laid ll Honland I 30pm klah 6 15 PK 330 pm 80 ulcuenipv111el 30p1 814 Pa stages cuanect at saa naiael for tiotinav stages connect al Uestrvuie lor ekagp Snrinsr stages connect at Cloverdale for theCeyters Stags coonct at Pleta for HI ghland Sprlnga Kelaerv He soda Bav Lakeport slates connect at Hoplaud for Lakeport and Banlett Sprii gs sta es onnect Ckiah for ichy spring Bl Laaea Laurel ueiu Lpper Lake Booajw Oreenwood Menlotino Cit ort Bragg Csai estport lonn ua iLurekA raorday to Monday round ulp uckett at reduced rates On su aay Round trip ticket all points youd san Pafoei at ba rates Ticketoce cor New Montgomery and Market street ujider lalace UoteL CWHITINo R1AN uen Manager en Pas Agent aurei ueiu upper Lte nooaojjuw rd Menlotino Cit ort Bragg Csat Wllletts cape la Poma Potter Vkuey a Llerley a 2ndgevtue HydesvtBs and KORTH PiCIFIC GOaST RAILROAD assussllto rer From San Frauclco Beginning April 21 188J UhEk Dili For Mill alley and San Kafael 7 00 8 oaS 10 1 1 1 4 a st 1 45 3 JO 4 IS 5 15 5 80 IISOpm Does not run to 11 Valley Saa tu Diiu 8 OO 10 15 a 1 45 15 U30 slnph For Mill alley a Rifael 1 00 9 00 10 tn oa ii soam ta 1 so 1 15 40068ft 6 45 not run to Mill a lev tausalto onK Bn Qo nUn 00 9 00 10 00 a 1 30 1 4 OOP TUHOIGK iltAlNS 8 00 a Pa1y axarro end av StalioBJ 1 46 saturdaya axadero and Ways enoftS 9 00 a undays Poljt Kej and Way et tlonv iHutie mi Par 6a nU Fc Rosti Trains Leave and Arrive at San rraneUee Mart tret Fer vi Leave llallv rom Marco 1L 1895 ArrUiSliy BVUP HltulMutllllula Atlantic Expron tai a via li APeie lili AT2T B4Brj Tleket Oftii bfill aiarct ktrr betmlcte fcnlitlng San Franclsca tifRKBH A sslstawt uenerai Passenger Agfaa i MLAMSU1P TKAVKL INTERNATIONAL HAVISAT10N GOS LiJES AMER CAN LINH New ork SoaUamotoa Twln gcrew steamers American flag Bt trans fer by tender Special train from rinnxsKls earner at boo uuunpton uunws u0 uecUiu atSoutht mpton for Havks aad Pas RES STAR LINE New of to ABlwgn One of the shortest cheapest and be row Belgium Hotand Frauc tsentusay lha RBlna bwtuerland aid ly Itocxp TBirTicarsTsat reduced rales tnjfdte retnroby the Amertuui orkedstar JJae or ft lght and uaasag apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIOATION CO a Fahnetock Uen Agent Paclfle Loan BOX Markt SU Uraud Hotel bttllfllng COMFAIMjS tKN jHALti 1xtAjld i FBENCIt LINE TO HAVRE COMVANT nter IneW Al North rime ianl uf MortOS I street Travelers by this Una avoid both iranatl ey Engtian railway ana tne auesmron or cnnmi the i nannei in a small boat New York to AIsj andrta Kgypc via Parts Ursiclat SUO seonat daast SI In La Touralna Cant santeliL batofr day May 18 10 I Oaacognstt CapV damn HAXnedBV Mr9s IA ChamOasHS ani LAttrant fratnerfav Jttn 1 A ltfr IA Boargegae Capt Leeout Saturday JnnsS xMf ialeoralne capt SautetU Saturday JnnU a ls uascogne capt uanoeion caMirwr Juna2A7AM ornnherparUcniar4ppiywA rOKUKT Agent Buwitug uraeu New i i ruoAit tu Atents 0 iotcenftr are baa aranasuL FOR JSUMBOLDT BAYi EDREKA ARCATA AVJ nKU8 tANplSw andHIHeCl UOU I KTO NEW R1VEU MINES carrying the CnJled Mates Mails A Tbe steamer CHsoLDT erUi leaTe VftOtat loii atreet wharf for above pons on SATUilDATf Juneiatatll ox traignt and passage apply i it KALJBlfdl 400 i root street ka WmtMlnrinr liikmmMU.