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I 1 SAN FRANCISCO are like the wolf. the fox, the bear, the lion or the tiger, if we rend others, our nature is malign; it is not the nature of the Divine Master. We are to abhor evil because it is hurtit creates sorrow and suffering. People ful 1 to individuals and to society, because are too apt to look with toleration on what they regard as refined evils, so long as they are not great, awkward ing sins. Yet the so-called refined evils are the most dangerous of all.

They are the subtle, undermining sins that Evils in and high enfeeble places, the as well moral as in. nature. low places, are to be abhorred; evils in purple and fine linen, as welt as in coarse apparel. There must be a settled aversion to whatever is wrong. REV.

JOHN CURRY'S SERMON, The Evangelist Preaches at the First United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. John Curry, evangelist, preached at the First United Presbyterian Church last evening on, "Salvation. as Offered by God Mankind." "Jesus says Come," was theme of his distile course. "I remember that many years ago a well-known Scotch preacher, who bad succeeded in forming an ideal community through prayer, was in of chime of bells for his cburch," said the speaker.

"For a long time he knelt in supplication, and finally the Lord heard his prayer and sent charity into the heart of a rich man who presented the church with a chime of bells. Every morning thereafter the stillness would be broken by their merry peal, which told the good people of the place that it was time to De astir and breakfast. At noon the bells sounded the lunch hour, and when the twilight died the chime rang out the time of prayer and rest. As they rang the bells seemed to sing but one song. 'Come' was the burden of the irontongued refrain- come to eat, come to drink, come to pray, come to It WAS always Just as it is with our heavenly Father in the New ment.

In all his divine teachings find the same appeal to mankind. 'Come and be saved. Come to me, for in me there is eternal That is what Jesas Christ is eternally preaching to us through his gospel of truth." THE new Easter cards, booklets and Easter novelties have arrived. Sanborn, Vall Co. MARINE NEWS.

way ports. Movements of Ocean Steamers. DEPABT. Steamers to sail to-nay are the Columbia for Astoria and Portland and the Willamette Valley tO for Mexican purts. Steamers due to-day are the Wellington from Departure Bay, the Arago from Coos Bay, the Fort Bragg, the Arcata from Coos Bay and way ports and the Yaquina from San Pedro and For Steamer Salli Astoria and Colombia 25 Mexican ports.

mette. Mch 25 Humboldt Bay ports. Coos Bay. Meh 26 New port, San Pedro, Coos Bay Mch 26 Salinas Kiver and way ports. Gip-y.

26 Hongkong via Honolulu, etc. 26 Victoria and Puget City Mch Coos Bay Mch 38 New York via Panama Mch 27 Kureka, Arcata. Pomona. 27 Eel River and war ports Mch Astoria and Truck New York via Panama San Mch Diego and way Mch Kabutul, Maui, Mch Astoria and Mch 30 Newport. San Pedro, 90 EureKa Arcata, Mendocino and P't Point Mck Eureka, Arca' North ch 80 Astoria and Portland.

31 Victoria and Puget Walls Walls Mch 81 Seattle. 'lacoma, 81 ARRIVE Steamer From Due Bay and way Mch 25 Fort Wellington Departure Mch Arago Coos Pedro and way and Astoria. Meh Corona. San Diego, Mcd San Tacoma Yaquina Bay, Mch Portland and Astoria. Mch: Walls Victoria and Puges Sound.

Mch Australia Mch Faralion. Tacoma, Mch Eureka, Arcata Mch Point Arena. aud Pt Mch San- Pedro Mch Crescent City City. Mch .4. and -an York via Mch National City Mch IGureKa.

Arcata, Mch 31 Eel River. Mch Fort Mch 31 Bay Mich 31 Arrived-SUNDAY, March 24. Stmr Excelsior. Higgins, 22 hours from Ventura; produce to Erlanger Galinger. Stmr Pomona.

Hannah. 18 hours from Eureka; pass and mdse to Goodall, Perkins Co Stmr Alex Duncan, Nicolson. 15 hours from Mows Landing: produce to Goodall, Perkins Co. Stmr Caspar. 18 hours from Caspar: 150 MI ft lumber, 130 cds wood to Caspar Lumber Co Simr Rival, Johnson, 52 hours from San Diego; ballast to Union Lumber Co.

Schr Wright. Brumer, 19 days from Mabukona: sugar to Spreckels Bros. Schr Nettie Low, Low, 8 hours from Pt Reyes: 60 bx8 butter to Whitney to. Schr Mary Campbell, 8 hours from Bodega; 80 bxa butter to Ross Hewlett. Schr Challenger, Sonernd, 14 days from Ballard; lumber to A A Baxter.

Sailed -SUNDAY, March 24. stmr Cosmopolis, Dettmers, Fort Bragg. Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego. Stmr Celia, Johnson, El Stmr Jeanie, Humphrey, Prince WUliam Sound.

Ship Elweil. Ryder, Nanaimo. schr Robert Lewers. Goodman. Honolulu, Schr Emma Utter.

Allen, (sos Bay. Schr Amethyst. Sorland, Coqpille River. Chas Wilson. Johnson.

Gray's Harbor. Schr Laura Pike. Anderson, Eureka. Schr Nestie Sundborg, Johnson, Mendocino. Importations.

SALIN. 9-Per Alex Duncan-709 sks barley, Morn Cojo-154 sks beans. 2617 Moss Landing -38 sks beans, 9589 sks oats. EUREKA -Per Pornona-1 bx fish, 1 bx piano, 69 pkgs mose, 5 pkgs express, 1 sk coin. I crate bicycle.

47 ris leather, bas butter, 39 sks peas. 32 dressed calves. 3 bbls mineral water, 509 shingles, 30 fi lumber. Fiela's Landing -30 ft lumber, 100 shingles, 98 sks potatoes, 516 doors. VENTURA -Per Excelsior-1000 sks barley, 600 bbis asphalt am.

MAHUKONA- Per Wright-3400 bgs sugar. Spoken. By schr Challenger- March 24, off Point Reyes, scht Kate and Anna, with 340 sealskins. By Telegraph. POINT LOBOS.

March 34-10 P. M. -Weatber hazy; wind NW; velocity, 12 miles per hour. Domestic Ports. EUREKA A -Arrived March 24-Stmr Humboldt, bence 23.

FORT BRAGG-Salled March 24-Stmr Noyo, San Francisco, GREENWOOD--Arrived March 24-Stmt Alcazar, hence 23. MENDOCINO- Arrived March 24-Stmr Point Arena, hence 23, A PORT Nonantum, hence BLAKELEY 3: schr -Arrived March Wood, hence 24-Bark schr Holmes, Pedro. DO DO -Arrived March 24-Schr Hueneme, Portiand. SOUTH BEND-Arrived March 24-Schr Twilight hence 14. SEATTLE-Salled March 21-Schr Purithn San Francisco.

YAQUINA BAY -Arrived March 24-Stmr Scosis, Foreign Ports. PANAMA Arrived March 23-Stmt Progreso, hence Sun, Moon and Tide Table. Computed by Thomas Tennent, Chronometer an 1 Instrument Maker (Sign of the Sailor), 4 Californt street. HIGH WATER WOW WATER DATE Large. Small.

Small. Large. Meh 24111:14 10:22 4:36 Meh 25 11:30 11:13 4:57 A 5:06 PM Meh 26 11:51 A 5:31 PM Mch 0:24 6:06 Mch 0:15 1:14 6:40 Mch 0:48 1:28 7:16 P.M Mch 1:15 8:24 8:19 A 7:57 PM Meh 1:51 4:49 9:15 A 8:48 2 300 PHASES FOR MANCH. First Full Moon. Last New M.

MARCH 25. Moon sett. P.M. Sunrise Sun sets LUJAH BALDWIN W. Connble, Chicago Miss stein, do: Kimble, Los Angeles Kenicky Mrs Hack Stockton till, San Jose Remenyl, Hungary Fenegel, Han Jose 8 Carter, Vallejo 0 It Truesdell de w.

Ind P. Burns. Boston Boston GRIND Enwright, Sactmato Baker. Berkeley Lewes Marfield Mr Slater. Oakland CHRONICLE, MONDAY, A Walsh, Port Costa Horiot, Alameds WT Stockton If Deve in, San Rafael J.

Dobbins, Vacaville A Goching, Red Bluff 8 Dobbins, -do Moran, Sutrun Kiddoo, San Obispol Mrs Kiddoo. do Hawes San Andress Baldwin: Detroit 1 Nellson, Sacramento Smith. Los Angeles Barreti, Georgia 6 Ochlitree, Riverside A Hoffman, Ukiah PALACE A Wardell, Gilroy Colonel Shatter, US A Barton, eltv Meake New York King. Mrs King, do Kaufman. do 5 Farquhar, Boston Mas Farquhar, do Hubbell, Los Ang 1.

8 Fisher. Whitney. Boston do L' Talbot, do Hixie, Tacoma Cincinnati Plumer Wiscon Thompson, Justice Vonnt Fruitvale, Platt, El Paso A New York do do Heath. Chico A Allan Nevada Reunie, California A J. Ferriss, Chicago: W.

McConnell, Idalio Robert Smith. Chicago W. Truman. Madera A Fredericks, Seattle T.O Heathwood, do Craig, HighlandSprings HOTEL Sallivan w. Rafael Burk, san Jose Mrs Usgood.

Providence A Fuller Chicago Miss Fuller, do Mrs If Black. do Black, do A Jacobs, Denver Beebe. Connecticut Blankenberg. Philadel Maxwell, New Orieans Warner Utica G. Marshali, Chicago Barney, Arndale Baren.

Los Angeles Robinson do BIRTHS. STEPHANY -In this city, March 28, the wife of Hilmar Stephany, of a son. DEATHS. DESROSIER-In South San Francisco, March 23, Hercules, beloved husband of Ann Desrosier, and father of Charles, Henry, George and Annie Desrosier, Mrs. A.

E. Burnhetmer and Mra. E. F. Leonard, a native of Canada, aged 72 years and 9 months, A Friends and acquaintances are respectfally Invited to attend the funeral this day (Monday), at.

2 o'clock. from Fifteenth-avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, South San Francisco. Interment, Odd Fellows' Cemetery. -In this city, March 22, Anna widow of the late George Higgins. and beloved mother of H.

W. Higgins and Mrs. C. J. Burns.

40 Funeral will take place this day (Monday). at 2 o'clock, from her late restdence, 1812 Gough street. Interment, Laurel Hill Cemetery. SNOW -In this city, March 28 Christopher youngest son of John Snow, and brother of Mrs. J.

H. Millett. James T. and John J. Snow, a native of Virginia, aged 23 years.

(Nev.) papers please Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day (Monday). at 11 o'clock, from his late residence. 781 Minna street. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHELLER-In this city, March 24, Victor Harp, beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. and grandson of Mrs. J.

L. Jones, a native of San Francisco. aged 4 mouths and 19 days. (Pa.) papers please a Friends and acquaintances are respectfally invited to attend the funeral this day (Monday). at 2 o'clock, from the residence of nis grandmother.

206 Eddy street. TONER--In this city. Mareh 23. at his late restdence, Utah street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, John, beloved husband of Margaret Toner, and father of Joseph M. Toner, a native of County Armagh, Ireland, aged 62 years.

A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his scal to-morrow (Tuesday). at 9:30 o'clock. at the Church of St. Charles Borromeo. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment private in Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers DUFFY--In Alameda, March, 23, Mary, beloved wife of Edward Duffy, and mother of James and Thomas Duffy and Mrs. G. E. Lewis, a native of County Westmeath, Ireland, aged 69 years, 1 month and 21 dave.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Toesday). at 9 o'clock. from her late residence. 1551 Verdi street: thence to St. Joseph's Church, Chestnut -street station (narrow-zauge).

where a solemn req: lem 01988 will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 A. M. Interment. Cross C'emetery, on arrival of the 12:30 creek bout from Oakland. McCARTHY--In this city, March 24, Rev.

Brother Alexander (nee John R. McCarthy), late director of Sacred Heart College, a native of Boston, aged 43 years, 11 months and 16 days. in Friends and acqunintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tues day), at 9:30 o'clock. from sacred Heart College, Eddy and Larkin streets: thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass will be celenrated for the repose of hits soul, commencing at 10 o'clock.

Interment, Mount Calvary Cemetery. STRAUSS-In. this city, March 22. Simon. beloved husband of Pauline Strauss, and 'father of Mrs.

Altee Hirschberg of Frankfurth, Mrs. Jenny Stiebel of Berlin and Arthur Strauss, a native of Frankfurth, aged 67 years and 3 months. 1 Friends Aud acquaiatances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tues day), at 11 o'clock. from the parlors of Haisted 946 Mission street. Interment, Hotne of Peace Cemetery, by 11:45 train from Third and Townsend streets.

ANDERSON-In Oakland. March 24. George beloved husband of Elizabeth Anderson, and father of Isaiah, George and William Anderson, a native of Poughkeepsie N. aged 61 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow clock, from Fraternal Hall, Seventh and Peralta streets, oakland, HALLORAN-In Oakland, March 24.

John-Hailoran, tather of Mrs. Patrick sad John Conror, John and Annie Halloran, a native of Broadford, County Clare, Ireland: aged 75 years. Friendsand acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, soutnwest corner of Third and Linden streets: thence to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where a mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 A.M. Interment. St.

Mary's Cemetery, MOBLEY-Entered into rest, March 44, Mrs. (, E. Mobley, aged 63 years, 11 months and 24 days. do Friends will be welcome to riew the remains this day after 3 o'clock, at the undertaking parlors of Albert Brown, Thirteenth street, between Brondway and Washington, Oakland. Interment, North San Juan.

BERONIO-In Oakland, March 24, Rove, beloved daughter of Maria and the late Peter Beronio, and sister of Mrs. C. Masoero and Eda Beronio, a native of Columbia, Tuolumne county, aged 26 years, 8 months and 8 days. and Sonora papers please 9P Notice of funeral hereafter. BONE AM-In this city, March 24, Ellen, relict the late Charles 8.

Bonham, and mother of Charles, William. Bernard. Anthony and the late John Bonham, Mrs. Martin Coady, Mrs. Ed Butler and the late Mra.

Richard Hinch, a native of County Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 57 years, 2 months and 26 days. RYAN In the City and Countv Hospital, March 23, John M. Ryan, aged 45 years. JOHNSON-In the City and County Hospital, March 24, A. Johnson, aged 26 years.

STEWARD--In the City and County Hospital, March 24, W. Steward, aged 27 years. STEAMSHIP TRAVEL. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO. MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.

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LUKES GOOD WORK (ceting of the Parochial Society. The Emanu-El Sisterhood Anniversary. Interesting Sermons From Various Pulpits--Social Redemption Discussed. The reports presented at the annual of St. Luke's Parochial Aid Soheld last night in St.

Luke's meeting EpisCharch. showed that much good had been done during the year by the EJadies of the congregation. During the rest the various branches of the society lire developed new interest and hare increased in membership. The city missionay committee assisted many persons. Tiro contributions of $112 and $92 were a given to two diocesan missionaries.

At Christmas contribution was went to the -school at Fresno Flat. Funds sere also sent to other missions under. R. J. L.

McGowan and to the missons at Ocean was View and Belmont. Trenty: dollars sent to Madera county, and $10 to the children the Feeble-Minded Institute. The Sunday school ebildren contributed $30 10 each of the orphanages, besides giving gifts at Christmas from the manger service amounting to SIS The guild gave many articles of clothing to the Maria Kip Orphanage. and to the Old Ladies' Home. e.

The Sunday school also sent $56.37 to the mission in China. The Bishop's auxiliary fund contributed $40 support of Sister Mary in the missionary work. The Guild cave the Maria Kip Orphanage gifts amounting to $13.35. contributed $8 to the Christmas missionary box, and gave $50 for other purposes. The Periodical Club sent out 5013 magasines, 413 books and 302 cards.

There are mirty-nine regular contributors for papers and magazines who send the literature tc are visited. and the members read to the deserving persons, The city, bospitals sick and cheer them, besides ministering to their spiritual welfare. The treasurer's report showed the rereipts for the year to be $1304 67, and the disbursements $1297 37. Among the items in the list of disbursements was $330 for the maintenance of the Pixley Free Kindergarten for six months. At the conclusion of the annual reports the Rev.

Searle M. Wren of the diocese of Albany. N. occupied the pulpit and preached from the text, "Those women which labored with me. in the gospel," Philippians iv: 3.

"The many-sidedness of the Bible," he said, "is marvelous. The truth came in many parts and in many ways. It is the manifold wisdom of God; literally the variegated wisdom of God. Like a beautifal piece of embroidery made up of very apposite colors and lines, the picture forth. There is always new light breaking forth out of God's holy Various instances were cited by the speaker of the many sidedness of the Bible in its expression of truth.

The text is an instance that, notwithstanding that 8t. Paul orders that women are not to speak in the church. vet there is proper work for them as well as for men. Enthusiasm is necessary for success, but no enthusiasm without humility will avail. Christ is the Prince of Peace.

who places all men on one as sinners before God. He makes humility essential to salvation, and humility hes at the base of peacefulness. The right purpose with the intellectual and social pleasures of religion must always run through the whole work. That purpose is the spread of the gospel. The reward will be to enter into the joy of the Lord.

The happiness of beaven will be the partaking of the happiness of God. EMANU -EL SISTERHOOD. Dr. Voorsanger Preaches at the First Anniversary. The Emanu-El Sisterhood celebrated its first anniversary at the synagogue, on Sutter street, Saturday morning.

A large congregation was present and listened to the eloquent sermon delivered by Rabbi Voorsanger. His text was from psalm xXX, which says: "Let Israel wait for the Lord. for with the Lord there is kindness and with him there is redemption in abundance." "The Jews had no word to express the equivalent for charity." the rabbi began. word itself is a beautiful Roman word, noting the tenderness which should stimulate the help of otbers. But the Anglo-Saxon has degraded the word 10 an expression of cold support for the poor.

With the Jews the maintenance of the poor was either done through kindness or justice. "The r.ch dirided with the poor either because such a division was an act of justice or becanse it was an act of kindness. This giving charity from a sense of juslice has made history for the Jews. Be. nevolence became a part of religion.

and thencefor ward the two were inseparable. There are things. says the Talmud, regording which a man enjoys the interest in this worid and the principal in the world to come. and they are as follows: Honoring father and mother, the exerc se of kindness, the attendance at school both morning and evening, hospitable reception of strangers, visiting the sick, tending to and accompanying the dead, devotion in prayer, making peace between a man and his neighbor, and the study of the law exceeds them all. continned the rabbi, "the Taimud advises obedience to parents.

He who honors his parents elands first in the regard of society -he has discharged the highest ethical law. He is therefore best Qualitied to discharge his relations to bis neighbors Among the ancient Hebrews this was considered part of the law. D.fferent it would be if the civil law were to make tire same provision. The civil statute cannot prescribe ethical relations. Hence Jewish charity is a part of religion.

the asylum for strangers, the hospital, orphan's home, the refuge for widours and other institutions were all offsprings from the synagogue, founded and supported by the religious sentiment of which the synagogue is the exponent and representative, To stimulate the great work of loving kindness, fraternities were founded, which, under the direction of the congregational functions. authorities, discharged These fraternities exist They in all the cities of Europe to-day. are composed of men and women who do not shirk the personal labor nected with caring for the Many other institutions of benevolent poor. instinct and object were subsequently orlaw ganized. Among them is an unwritten that none can be exempt from actual, service.

At one time or another the richest must render their services alike with their less favored brethren. In this holy equality of benevolence lies the socialism of the religious fraternity of Israel. of sisterhood, with its grand mission The personal service and seif-sacrifice, is perpetuating Israel: the beautiful old traditions shunning cold This charity, Emana-El proceeds upon Sisterhood, the makes of justice and kindness, and lines Jess every woman the guardinn of her right favored direction. sister, There It is a move in the sisterhood in a community room that for too such often a by the complains needs ol of the the taxes poor. imposed upon it shall de, writes the This women sisterhood cient lernel.

God's missionary of anin that, with patience to the poor, shall bring them redemption. kindness, It bas in made seeking no mistake; it can make no mistake to widen the intellectual horizon as well as enlarging the heart of the poor, must and forever on such work God's blessing always rest, to the end that it may increase and prosper." HIS SERVICE TO THEOLOGE. Swedenborg Portrayed as the "Last Father in the Church." Rev. F. L.

Higgins gave his ture last night in Me series on "Swedenborg and What Has Done World" at the Swedenborgian Church, on 'Farrell street, near, Webster. Last evening's subject was "Swedenborg's Service to Theology." The speaker said: has declared that 'Swedenborg by force of intellect and in effect is the last father in the church, and is not likely to have Emerson, from his agnostic standpoint, failed to grasp the true importance and value of Swedenborg to the church and to theology. It is not too to say that in much less than a thousand years from the world will look back to the name of Swedenborg as we do to. the name of Moses. Swedenborg alone.

has rescued the hand of Unitarianism the doctrines of the divinity of Christ and of the inspiration, and therefore divinity of the Scriptures. Instend of 3 trinity of persons in the Godhead, as taught by all but the Unitarians--a trinity which virtually has turned the Christian religion into the tritheistic and purely pagan doctrine that there are three separate beings whom we must worship, Swedenborg teaches that there is one God in one divine person, and that that God was manifest Jesus Christ in fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecy that it was Jehovah himself who was to come into the world, and in accordance with the New Testament doctrine that in Christ God was 'manifest in the and that all the fullness of the Godhead dwelt bodily in him. In other words, according to Swedenborg, who, in fact, is not only in perfect harmony with the Bible, but with the early church fathers, there exists in Jesus Christ the trinity which is found imaged in man, who, according to the Bible. was created in the image and likeness of God. does not take three persons to make one man.

and yet there is a trinity in man. It consists of man's soul, body and proceding energy or activity. Furthermore, man's body emanates from his soul in a sense, while man's energy proceeds from his soul through his body. So the divine trinity, called in Scripture Father, Son Holy Spirit, is embodied in Jesus Christ. was and is Jebovah the Father, according to his own words: Father dwelleth in me'; 'land the Father are one': that bath seen me bath seen the Father': am the first and the lastthe As one person could not dwell in another person, so the Father could not be a separate person from Christ and dwell in him.

Furthermore there can be but one Almighty, and yet the Lord Jesus claims to be that Almighty. What is spoken of as the don is the humanity which he took upon himself from the Virgin Mother, and then by regeneration made a divine humanity from the divinity within Mr. Higgins spoke of the prejudice in the world against Swedenborg, and concluding, said: "But the truth must and will prevail, and those who now oppose Swedenborg will soon be forgotten, while bis name will last as long as the Bible is and the Lord Jesus Christ is worshiped as God." SOCIAL REDEMPTION. The Rev. Dr.

Brown Tells How It May Be Attained. Dr. C. C. Brown, pastor, preached last night at the First Congregational Church upon "The Coming Social Redemption." In substance, he spoke as follows: "If I were to preface my remarks with a scriptural quotation, I should select two, namely: 'Bear ye one another's and 'What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own "The times 'which we live are pervaded by a deep spirit of unrest.

some these signs mean that the social evolution of man is in its final stage and that we are upon the ere of a social milleninm. Others take a contrary view. Preachers are traveling about the co try, and platitudes and prophecies are plentiful. Sociology, though. is at yet far from being a science.

The problem we have to solve is what is the solution which will tend most directly to universal prosperity? We are in the swell and surge of 8 general movement to increase human happiness. Let us not forget that the way to do this is not to increase man's physical comfort at the expense of narrowing the horizon of his spiritual hope. The remedy in such a case would be worse than the disease. It is a delusion to think that an equal division of wealth would bring a about the millenium, for the inequalities of human nature would still remain. White there are such passions as ambition, dust, pride, avarice and selfishness in the heart, society will contain, as now, idle men and industrious men, bad men and good men, rich men and poor men.

bis book 'Looking Belof an ideal social condition; but, alas, it lamy has drawn a very pleasing don picture is not practicable. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, in her poem 'Aurora tells more philosophical truths than of the so-called social reformers. I sympathize sincerely with bumanity for the ills which exist to-day, and I feel a strong contempt for the man who from the apex of nis millions can look anmoved upon the sufferings of the deserv. ing poor.

"There is one for all these evils of society, a remedy which 18 sure to prove efficacious. Do you ask me what it is? I will tell you. It is in an imitation by men of the character of God, and a close compliance with his will. God touches our individual hearts, and as these try change to better communities men's bodies change. by raising We their souls.

Virtue will come in time, with the conviction of its necessity. With the increasing prosperity of the Christian church, society will advance. The existing evils. of our social conditions may be softened by truth, love friendship, a belief in the fatherhood of God and the brotherhoud of man. This is the coming social redemption, practicable and prob.

MRS. COOPER'S BIBLE LESSON. There Can Be No Religion Without Morality. Purity of life was the subject of the lesson in Mrs. Cooper's Bible class yesterday.

A large number of ladies and gentlemen participated in the discussion, making the hour one of great interest and profit to all present. Among the leading points brought out were the following: The spiritual man must subordinate the body to the soul. The soul must be master, not the Morality is the basis of piety. servants. truthfulness, honesty and justice constitute the term righteousness.

Paul says we are to abhor evil; he does not say we are 10 hate evil-doers. Some people's religion seems to consist in hating evil-doers. The real knack. consists in overcoming evil with good, True religion is soul health. Webave no more right to be ignorant of soul conditions than of body conditions.

Selfknowledge, self-respect and self-control are three very essential elements of characcer. We ought to so live as to be able to respect ourselves. There is a vast ditference between a healthy solt-respect and an unhealthy self-conceit. There can be no question as to the moral condition of a vain person. We are fo think of ourselves.

as we ought to think; we are to place a just estimate upon our character. We are to take account of the things in which we are deficient. We. may be strong, but are we gentle? We may be honest, are we tender and considerate of others? There is such thing as a porcupine religion, full of sharp said spines and quiils As the old lady of this class of devotees: "They serve God as though the devil were in them. If we AUCTION FALKS S.

JONES CO. Fireproot Building 205-209 CALIFORSIA STREET. SALTS DAYS- TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS H. BURD Auctioneer, WILL SELL DAY. MARCH 95, 1805 At 11 A.

On account of retiring from 1 business, the CARROLL HOUSE, 124, 126, 128 SIXTH STREET. 52 ROOMS WELL-KEPT OAK, WALNUT AND ASH FURNITURE: BRUSSELS ANDINGRAIN CARPETS: LARGE LOT OF BEDDING, STOVES, RANGES, KTC. Dealers take notice- this is a bona fide sale, my instructions are to sell wittiont limit. L. H.

BURD, Auctioneer. LAURENCE VINCENT. General Auctioneer and Commission Merchant. Cffice Room 60. Columbian Building, 916 Market Street.

Furnished Houses Bought in Their Entirely or Sold on Commission. MORTGAGEE'S SALE, For Account of Whom It May Concern, I am instructed to sell at public auction THE ELEGANT FURNITURE CONTAINED TWENTY HANDSOMELY CAN FURNISHED ROOMS THIS DAY, MARCH 25. 1893 At 11 o'clock A. on the premises. 930 MISSION BET.

FIFTH AND SIXTH, I WILL SELL Two Elegant Parlor Sets, upholstered in Silk Tapestry: Extra fine Easy and Reclining Chairs, Lounges, Divans, Turkish Chairs, Reception Chairs, Cornices and Lace Curtains: Parlor and Library Tables: Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Fifteen Elegant Chamber Sets in Oak, Cherry, Maple and Walnut: Extra fine Odd Pieces Chamber Furniture, Walnut and Oak Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Dressing Cases, etc; 6 Extra fine Bedding. Blankets, Spreads, 1 Pillows. Sheets, Feather Pillows: Dining-room Furniture: Extra fine Range and Kitchen Forniture. NOTE-1 wouid especially call the attention of all furniture dealers and the public in general to this sale. All the furniture is in fine condition.

and must be soid to pay off chattel mortgage. No reserve. No limit. Terms cash. LAURENCE VINCENT.

Auctioneer. INDIANA AUCTION COMPANY. Office and salesrooms. 821-23 Mission st. THIS DAY.

MONDAY MARCH 25. 1895 At 10 o'clock A. WE WILL SELL THE STOCK OF GROCERIES LIQUORS Of the Insolvent HAYES Iccated at 1043 MARKET STREET, Opposite J. J. O'Brien's Dry Goods House.

We want everybody to know that it is only' the stock of the Market street store which is fresh and new, and consists of $10,000 WORTH OF STAPLES. H. J. LEUTHOLTZ. Auctioneer.

JACOB SCHWERDT. Proprietor. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! THE J. EIMMONS AUCTION CO. WILL SELL THIS DAY.

MARCH 23, 1895 At 11 A. M. at salesroom, 1057 MARKET STREET. By order of the PACIFIC CARPET COMPANY. 25 NEW VELVET, BODY TAPESTRY AND AXMINSTER CARPETS QUALITY AND DESIGN AND 18 NEARLY NEW BODY BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CARPETS.

A ALSO An Elegant Vartety of Parior. Bed and Dining Room Furniture. Combination Oak Folding Bed, Oak and Walnut Chiffoniers. Bookcases, Writing Desks, Mantel Mirrors, Pictures, Bedding, etc. H.

S. KOS MINSKY, Auctioneer. PAVILION AUCTION HOUSE. 819-321 Sutter bet. Grant ave.

and Stockton. THIS DAY, 25, 1895 10:30 at salesroom, I WILL SELL A large variety of Parlor, Library, Dining-room, Bedroom aud Kitchen Furniture of all descripLiOn S. BASCH. Auctioneer. WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL A OCTIONEER. Has no store or connection with any one in same business. Office, second floor. Crocker building. STEAMSHIP TRAVETA PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co STEAMERS SAIL FROM BROADWAY Francisco, foliows: For Loring, Wrangel, Juneca, Killisnoo and Sitka (Alasica), at 94 March 6, 21, April 5, 20, May 5.

20. For Victoria and Vancouver (B. Port Town. send, Seattie, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New Whatcom (Wash) Feb 24, Mch. 1.

6, 14, 16, 21. 26. 31. 9 A. and every fifth day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with C.

P. R. at Tacoma with N. P. R.

at Seattle with N. By. at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For Burka, Arcata and Field's Landing (Hum. bolds bay). steamer Pomona every Wednesday at 2 P.

M. For Santa Cram Monterey, San Simeon, Cayncos. Poi: Harford (San Luis Obispo), Gar iota Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme. San Pedro, East San Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, 8a. Meh 25, Mch.

2. 14, 18 22, 26, 30. For San Diego, "stopring only at Port Harford (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Loo Angeles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 A. Feb. 24, 28.

Mch. 4, 8. 12, 16. 20. 24.

28 For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Masatian, La Pat. Altata and Guaymas steamer Willameste Valley, 10 A. 25th of each mouth. Ticket office -Palace Motel, 4 Montamery. GOODALL PERKING Gen'l Agents, 10 Market 86.

San Francisco. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. Co. THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA Calling at various ports of Mexico and Central America Sailing at noon. from Company's Wharf, First and Brannon streets San Bins March 281 April 18 San A prtl City of Sydney April 29 JAPAN AND CHINA, LINE.

FOR YOKOHAMA Connecting at Yokobama with steamers for Shanghai, and at Hongkong for India, etc. Sailing at 3 P. from Company's Wharf, First and Branuan streets. China, via Hon'a. Mch.

26) City Rio de Janeiro. Mar 4 April of May 25 Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight or passage apply at Company's office, 425 Market street. ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent.

00. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. WILL LEAVE WHARE :003 per First and streets, at 3 A M. for YOKOHAMA AND Connecting Yokohama with ale at SHANGHAL. Thursdas, April 4th (Vis Tuesday, April-28 GARLIC.

May 14th Saturday, June 15th Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. for frefight and passage apply at Company's office, 425 street, corner First D. D. STUBBS secretary. FOR HUMBOLDT BAY.

EUREKA, ARCATA AND FIELD'S LANDING, MId DIRECT ROUTE TO NEW RIVEN MINES. carrying the United States The steamer HUM will leave Washing son -street wharf for above ports on SATURDAY, March 20th. a A fortreight and 100 Front street COMPAGNIE GEN SRALE TRANS ATLANTIQUE. DRENCH LINE TO HAVRE pier (new). 41 North river.

foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transtt by English railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel in small boat. New York to Alex andria. via Paris, first class, $160; recon I Class $116 La Capt. Lebout, March 28, 2 P. La champagne, Cape, March 80, 6 A.M.

La Gascogne, Capt. Bandelon, April 6 12 La Normandie, Capt. Poirot, April 18, 8. A For further particuiars apply to A. FORGE'E Agent, 3 Bowling Green.

New York. J. E. Cu agents 5 Montgomery are, San AUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO LIVER POOL, VIN troop pier a0 NORTH RIVER PAST EXPRESS SERVICE March 80, 8 A AURANIA. April 1 P.M.

UMBRIA. April 18. 8 M. Saturdar, April 10. 1 P.

April 27, 8 A. M. Na 4, noon UMBRIA. Saturday, 11, 8 LUCANIA. May noon Cabin passage 860 and second cabin.

840 and 846, according to steamer and Steerage tickets to and from all parta of Europe at very low sates For freight and tige apply to the company's office. Bowing Green, York VERNON R. HROWN co. General Agents Good accommodations can always de secured on application to WILLIANS DIMOND W. Agents San Francisco: SATES DAVIS, HABER AND Um Salesrooms, 911 it.

bet Catsome and Batters Regular Sale Davi: Monday I ant it Aurances on THIS DAY, MARCH 25: 1895 At 10 o'clock A M. CATALOGUE LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE 1000 DOZEN BOOT AND SHOES. COMPRISING COMPLETE LINES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS SUITABLE FOR THE RETAIL TRADE Commencement uf Hale to Repay Advance. 200 DOZEN MEN': AND BOYS' STRAW HATS. Just Manufactured for This Fear's Trade, and the styles aid Shapes are the Latest 100 DOZ IN MEN'S SIMERE VESTS, ATA0 250 DOZ EN MEN'S FANDY ELASTIO SUS.

PE 18, To close consignment original cases of the following goods sold in lots to suit the retail trades LA MISSES AND BLACKAND TAN HOSE MEN'S MERINO AND COTTON SUMMER UNDERWEAR MEN'S BLACK AND TAN HALE HOSE. A1.80- CASES OF TOWELS CRASH TARLE DAMASK, TABLE COVERS, ETA -A180- CASES AND OF WHITE AND URED BLANKETS, COM PORTERS, ETC. COLA 10 The attention of the trade is called to this Important sale. DA VIN HABER Anctioneers DAVIS, HABER Anotionsers By order of the Southern Pacific Company (Pacifle System). Unclaimed Baggage for 1894.

The following baggage having been received during the year 1894, and remaining anciaimed. will be sold for charges at the Auction House of DAVIS, HABER 211 Pine Street, on 30. 1895 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 51 Trunks: 5 Lunch Boxes: 912 Bandies: 200 Parasols: 17 Shawl Bundles Sundries: 156 Mea's cats: 18 Hand Hatchels: 20 Linen Dusters: 15 Rubber Coats: 75 Ladies' Coats: 54 Baskets (empty); 91 Valises: 7 Carpet Bags: 9 Telescope 560 Umbrelins; 10 Buses: 24 Sacks: 7 Bedding: 2 Baskets: 4 Telescope Baskets; 128 Canes: 6 Demijohns: 1 Lantern Staff: Package Gloves; Package Furs: 50 Purses; 1 Guitar: 1 Box Kora: 1 Cot Bed; 1 Folding Box Glassware: 1 Box Jewelry: Box Spectacles and Masses: 2 Boxes Hardware; 1 Shot Gun; 1 Bundle Hardware: 1 Bundie Woodenware: 1 Paper Hat Box: 1 sailor Bag: 4 Sign Boards: 23 Hand Bags DAVIS. HABER Auctioneers.

PLEDGEE'S SALE, Notice is hereby given thet the following prop ercy pledged by J. L. Salomon of Man Francisco to Judah Boas of the same place will be sold at pubile auction by the undersigned Roctioneers, at their salesrooms. 211 Pine street, San Francisro, on MONDAY, April ist, at 10 A M. sharp.

Tie said property will be soid for cash to lots as hereinafter described: List of articles pledged with Judah Roar by J. L. Satomon to. as security for various promissory notes as follows: L.ot 1-Pledged Juno 8 1892: 1, one pair Diamond Harrings: 2 one Diamond Ring: 8, one pair Diamond and Ruby Bracelets: 4, one Lad', Gold Watch and Chain; 5. one Gentleman's Gold Watch and Chain and Diamond Locket.

Lot 2-Pledged July 28. 1892: 1, one Gold Watch and Chain; 2, one pair Diamond Earrings; 3, one Diamond Bing. Lot 3-- July 38. 1892: 1, one Diamond Ring, set three stones. Lot 4-Pledged October 6, 1892: 1, one Diamond Ping.

Lot 5-Pledged November 22:1892: 1, one pair Diamond Earrings: 2. one Diamond Ring. Lot December 19, 1892: 1, one mond Cross: 2. one Diamond Ring: 8. one pair Diamond Earrings; 4, one Diamond Star.

Lot 7-Pledged February 4. 1893: one Lady's Watch and Unala; 2, one Diamond Ring: 3, one pair Diamond Earrings. Lot 8 Pledged March 17. 1893: 1, one Dis mond Scarfpin; 2 one Emerald and Diamond Bracelet: 3, one Diamond King: 4. one pair Diamond Earrings: 5, one combination Garnet and Ruby Ring.

Lot 9- Pledged April 18 1893: 1, one Marque Diamond Kine: 2, one Emerald and Diamond Ring; 3, one Diamond Ring: 4. one Lace Pin; 6. one Gold Watch of the Howard make. Lot 10-Pledged May 8, 1893: 1, one Diamond and Baby Lace Pin; one pair Diamond Earrings. DA VIS, HABER Auctioneers.

AUCTION. C. LEVY Auctioneer COLUMBIAN MILLING TO-MORROW, TUESDAY 26, 1895 At 11 A. AT 5.99 BRANNAN STREET, -ALL THEMACHINERY, PLANT. HEATER.

STOCK, -OF THECOLUMBIAN MILLING CO. RAILROAD TRAVEL. BAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIO RAILWAY CO. TIBURON FOOT OF 17 82. San Nrancisco to San Rafael.

DA 1 9:20. 11:00 A. 12:35. 3:80 6:30 P. M.

2 Saturdaya-Extra and 11:80 P. 0:80, 11:00 a. 1:80 6: 6:20 P. M. San Rafael to San Francisca, DATE 7:55, 9:30, 11:10 19:48 8:40.

6:10 P. M. Saturdays trips at 1:56 and 6:35 P. M. 9:40, 11:10 A 1:80 $:20, 6:35 P.

Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park, same schedule as above. Leave In Effect Attire San Francisco. Nov. 1. '94.

San Francisca Week San- Weak Days days. PION, days dare 8.50 Petaluma 1.6.06 10.80 5.00 PM Santa Bosa. 7.30 6.16 alton. 1.40 Windsor. 50 8.00 am Healdabare Pm Gorserville 8.80 Coverdale.

6.18 Pieta 1.40 8.00 Hepland 7.80 6.18 8.00 AM 7.30 16.50 0.15 8.00 40 6.50 5.00 mar 8.06 6.15 800 Sebastopol. 10.40 at 10.80 8.30 6.05 6.13 Stage connect at for Skaggs Springs, Stages connect at for Highland Springs ville, Bods Bay, Lake port. Stages connect as Uriah for Vichy Springs, Blue Lakes. Upper Lake, Rouneville, Green Hot Springs. Mendocino City.

Fort Westport, Willetta, Capella, Pomo. Potter Valley, John a. Hydesville and Eureka Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at 20 duced thtes. On tickets to alt points be rond San Rafner at half rates. Ticket New 3 Montgomery and reets, under Paine Hotel WHITING.

X. RYAN, Gen, Manage Gen. Arent STEAMSHIP TRAVEL. NAVIGATION 00M- PANY'S LINES. AMERICAR LINE.

New York Twin-screw steamers, American flat no trans fer by sender. Special Stain, from alongside steamer at Southampton, to LION DOS. Close connectica at South for HAVRE and Pants by fast channel steamers NoTx. The steamship St. Louis the first of the SCREW STEAMERS, in appointed to sail from New York on June 5, 1895, completing with the SEW YoRK and PARIS a WEEKLY SERVICE Of TWINSTEAM RES under the FLAG.

RED STAR LINE New York to Antwerp. One of the shortest, cheapest and best rotten to Holiand, Germany, the Rhine. Switzerland and Italy. ROUND TRIP TICKETS at reduced rates, good to return by the American or led star Tine. FOR furnished free on plication.

For freight and passage apply to NAVIGATION CO. D. Enhnestock, Agent Pacific Const. 609 Market Grand Hotel bullding W. General Passenger Agent.

CUNNON, General agent. 0. R. N. TO AND PORTLAND ASTORIA.

Fast steamships depart from Spear street whart at 10 A M. every live days connecting at Port: land with direct tall lines to all points in pregon, Washington and Idabo Steamer state of California March 80. April 8. 19, 29. steamer Columbia soils April 4, 14, 24.

Unul further notice the rates will be reduced to: $12 Cabin. 86 Steerage. For other rates and Information apply at 19 Montgomery street GREENEBAUM co. A AND COMMISSION SINACHANTE 115 and 117 Bush street Between Nansome and Battery OTTO A notionsse ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS TO-MORROW. TUESDAY MARCH 26, 1895 At 10 clock A.

M. 8. BY CATALOGUE, AND EXIST IVE TRIOS SALE. ON A LIBERAL CREDIT. FINE CUSTOM- MADE CLOTHING, By Order of PROMINENT AND.

LEADING MANUFACTURERS, and qualities: A Superior and Well-selected line of YOUTH3 AND BO78' CLOTHING, In Orgat. Variety, FURNISHING GOODS ETC Choice and Desirable Goods, manifactured expressly for this market in MEN'S and YOUNG TED. DIAGONAL CARSIMERS And CHEVIOT SUITS in all styles GREENEBAUM CO. Auctioneers GEO. F.

LAM3ON Auctioneer office-410 Kearny Street Important Official Announcement of Great Furniture and Carpet Public Sale. Notice of Administrator's Sals of Furs niture and Other Personal Property. Notice is herebe given that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the counts of me la, State of Ca Hornia, made and entered on the 18th day of March. 1895, in the matter of the estate of Alijah Bigelow. deceased, the undersigned, administrator with the will annexed of said entaie, will sell at public auction for cash.

in United States gold coin, on the 26th day of March. A. D. 1895, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. of salt day, at 308 Putter street.

in the ity and county of son Francisco. the furniture of that first-class bonding house known he the Mentone House. 901 Powell consisting of Chamber and. Parlor Nets, Dining room Furniture, Plate, Crockery, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac, Kitchen Utenails. Mattresses.

Bedding, Pillows, Bedroom Linen, and one Money Safe. WILLIAM H. KNIGHT Administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Elijah Rigelow, deceased. GEO. F.

LAMSOS, Auctioneer. COMPRISING THE ELEGANT FURNITURE AND CARPETS OF 40 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS VIZ: The large, varied and elegant assortment Handsome Parlor Upholstery, in Sets and sine, pieces, covered in Silk and Tapestry, Silk Plush, Silk Velours and Brocader, Elegant Lace Curtains: Costly Brie Elegant Cabinets; Center Tables and Ottomans 1400 yards first-class Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets: 40 Fine Rugs; '25 Handsome Cal Chamber Suits, with Cheval and Square-top Bevel Mirror Butesus Elegant Three quarter Bedsteads: Fine Wardrobes; several Elegant Folding Beds; 80 extra quality Curled-Hair Mattresses: extra Pillows: White Blankets and Apteade: great' variety Patent Rockers: Bed Lounges: 2 Fine Hat Stands: Leathe: Cover Dining Chairs: 50 extra Vienna Bent Wood Dining Chairs: 12 Dining Tables; Costly Sideboneds: 1m- mense quantity Crockery and Glass are with great: variety of other choice and desirable articles. The above sale offers grand opportunity to all. Furniture buyers, as the goods are in extra fine condition and have all to be sold and removed from the place of sale by Wednesday evening GEO F. LANSON, Auctioneer.

RAILROAD TRAVEL SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (PACIFIC STATELY Trains leave and ate due to arrive SAN FRANCISCO, LEAVE FROM MARCH 1886. Atlanti- Napress (vin Martiales and Lathron); Ogden and Kast. Port Costa an 1 9:151 Napa, Calistogs and Santa Rosa: Vacaville, Esparto Sacramento and Redding via Davis: Mar: tinez and San Ramon. 6:458 Nites.

San Jose. Stockton, lone, Sacramento, Maryaville, Hed Bluff and Peters and Port Costa and 11:454 "Sunset Limited," Vestibule Train through to Neir Orieans, 11:452 New Orleans Express, "Raymond Santa Barbara Los Anzeles, Deming. El Paso, New Orleans sad 6146P Niles, San Jose and Livermore San ToRe and Sacramento River Port Costa and Way 18:452 Martines. San Ramon. Napa, Calistoga, EL Verano sad Santa 9:15 Vacaville, Woodland, Landing, Maryaville, Oroville and Port Costa and 6:452 Niles, Jose.

Livermore and 7:160 Los: Angeles Express Fresno, Santa Barbara and Los 10:154 Santa Fe Route: Atlantic Express for Mojave and East European Mail (vin Martinet and Stockton), Ogden and Haywards and San Jose. 16:001 Vallejo. 18:452 Oregon Express (via Martinis and Sacramento, Maryaville, Redding. Portland, Puget Sound and 10:454 Port Costa and Way Stations No carted on his train SAN A CRUZ DIVE I IN (Narrow augek Newark, Centerville: San Jose, Felion. Boulder Creek, santa: Cruz And Way Newark.

Centerville, San Jose New Almaden, Felton, Boulder Creek. Crus add priactpal Newark, Way San Stations Lon Gatos. Jose, Hunters Train for Newark, Alvivo. San Jose, Los Gatos and War 18:052 COAST DIVISION Third Townsend Sts.) 6:454 San Jose, New Almaden and War 11452 San Jose, Tres Pinos, Santa Cruz "Pacific Grove, Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo and principal WAy San Jose and Way Stations 6:052 Palo Alto Way Stations: San Jose, Tres Pinos. Santo Craz.

Salinas, Monterey and Pacific Grove San Jose and Principal Way stations Palo Alto and Way Stations San Jose and Way Stations. Palo Alto and Way Stations Polo Alto and Principal Way Stations 7:887 CREEK ROUTE FERRY. From San Francisco Foot of Market Street (slip 8)- $7:00 8:00 8:00 $10:00 $12:30 11:00 $2:00 3:00 5:00 $8:00 P.M.: From Oakland -Foot of Broadway $6:00 8:00 $9:00 10:00 112:00 $12:80 2:00 $3:00 4:00 28:00 P. A for Morning. for Afternoon.

Sundays excepted. Saturdays only. Thursdays only. I undaya only The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY wIT call for and check from hotels and real dences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time Cards and other information NORTH PACIFIO COAST SAUSALITO FERRE.

From Jannaty 14 1895. 1 WEEK DAYS Arrive A 7:00 VaL Ross Val, SAD 8:00 ANC San Qua A Mr. AM. 10 AM. I 8:95 PM.

San ban PM. FL. Val and Sn Rainet Qin San 8:00 Tomates a FM. Turnales and way sExcept Tuesdays and Thursdays caly. Wednesdays and Fridays ouly.

ARRIVALS HOTEL HE Daly, Philadelphia W. W. Fresno Gusseteld, San Jose antelds, cityJ voy w. Wis Bunts W. York 1 Ford.

U8S Patterson A Wolfe. Oakland 3 P. Fister, Salsun I Murphy, San Jose Chicago: 1 Heirshtleid Cal A Wenmar: city HOTE Cox. California Morrison. do Tali die do Sullivan, city Min Vatley and Val, San 80 Rd, Rafael.

An GEN a 10:00 11920 AN 1:80 PM. 3:20 Val. San Rainer, San Qtr. L50 SalS PIC En AN. Polne Reyes and WRE Atlantic and Pactio.

R. R- Santa. Fo. Trains Leave and Arrive at San Mark Leave From Nuren 11. 1805.

Arrive VIN Express LUFIS M. Atlantic 8:00 M. An Ticket street. Chronicle buliding San I. General Passenger Agent.