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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 12

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125 3 Sw S3QSyg7TriTiiJI fc 5S2ZfS2S miiiiiii 4S 12 sast niAycisco chbojocijE sattjudatt mat el 1899 it tJ 1 oceahand raft frsnt MOANA AMNVES FROM OllMA ttin illCTBMt 1ft 9CRGBOT BTBsVAT SEA AXD CHTBF A OHFICBR PALMimHAS AX ACCIBEXT Aatae Briars Rte From Orleat Xlppan Mar Will Hat Retain Vaill Xext Seytem ber Tbe lUunihlp Voana which arrived bere restertfar mornlnc from Australia Samoa and Honolulu badtjulte an rrent ful trip She ftad a big list of passengers and a full carta Head sess and contrary winds conspired to keep ner deck wet and Iter record or speed down 0 a low point Her surreon died tbe day before tbe teamer reached Samoa and was burled at Apia At Apia ttje passenrert wlt Desaed tbe bcxnbarteent of native huta br tbe Philadelphia aad the British ships Soon after leaving Honolulu the passen rcr steamer was stopped by the Senator and received from the transport thirteen people from the broken down steamer EUhu Thomson and tbe remainder of tbe Toyare was enlivened by tbe prospect of ptcklna tip tbe Thomson and securing valuable aarraga Dr McBurney tbe Moans 101x6011 died from contestlon of tbe lunrs on April 20th The doctor was a alck man when he 1 boarded tbe steamer and crew gradually worse until tbe end He bad been In charts of A hospital In Queensland for more than twenty eight years and tbe hot climate had undermined bis constltu tlon Ht went to Sydney lor his health got no better and took the position of sur I aeon on the Moana In the hepe that the sea voyage would brace him up lr Green a passenger attended the doctor to tbe end and acted In bis place Xor tbe remainder of the voyafe At Honolulu the harbor waa found unusually full of ealliaa vessels aad tbe whole place numralnr with the actlrtty of a Mr revival In business Chief Officer Farmer of the Moana is for the present an Invalid the result of a bad fall sustained a Tew days aro He waa participating in the usual tames rot up for tbe amusement of the passengers and when running a 9 foot race slipped and fell to the deck lie sustained a severe sprain and will spend 1 otJJ1 tn Prt la reclining no altion BendelL the former purser has been succeeded by A Hodson whose resemblance to the famous Admiral has earned for htm the name of Lord 1 Beretford not ohly aboard ship but all nrerrJSej Hodson was formerly purser ont5 Jykire on ot the Intercolonial and South Sea Island steamships Tbe Moans brought 150000 In gold Asteo Arrives From the Orleat TbJKht tne Attec arrived here yesterday from the Orient with a large cargo the chief item of which waa lo ium nra wane in kow Loon the fS7Paf team of the Aatec clayed a match with the Cior of Pekings bowling chan pkms Tbe Aztecs dined and wined at the expense of the Peklnn for dva artf th event Tha Ptklnsr tesm rn4 tb beat in the Mafl service and whenever SL ft ln boasts a bOWline aileV this miaite nt whmTrTnrm challengea everything in alght 80 far nevw xcrn conquered The Ax tecs proved too much for them however and Freight Clerk Buffendeau of the Peking declares that he will never go up against the Axteca again until somebody leaves him money or until his salary has been raised He did not mind the beating so much he eald hut disiik nri ttn Ohii like manner in which the Akteca enforced the payment of the forfeit and their sub swqurni Douung Hit Fifteenth Annlyeraary iCijin Pnnlevy yeeterday completed bla flfteenthryear as a captain on the police force and his eighteenth year at the Harbor Police Station Captain Dunlevy has been thirty one years on the police force and during thai tint has taken tn all only two weeks vacation and that was a few months ago when a bad attack of the grip made It necessary Xor him to take a change of air Will Be Overhauled The Nippon Mara wQl not return to this port until some time tn September When she reaches Hongkong at the end of her present voyage she will be placed on the pry dock and receive a thorough overhauling Certain necessary changes will also be made lu her internal arrangementa She will be held oyer for one trip Mlscellasieoas Votes The ship 8L David arrived in port ye erdr trom i1tw Toii which port abe left December 11th She encountered much contrary weather and mumi through several storms In which thunder tmaa ugnuunar ptayea leading parts She was in company with the bark liiUair atoms xor a wees on uape Horn and Jater spoke the ship Iroquois aad the German ship Erate Tbe United State Army transport Sherman waa takeo alongside the quarantine hulk yesterday and fumigated She will be released from quarantine to day and win he placed on the Huntera point dry dock The United States revenue cutter Bear went to sea yesterday afternoon She will overtake the Rush and Nunlvak and will convoy the pair aa Xar aa Cape Plat teryv The Corwln will get away in a few days but It will be some time before the Thetis la ready for sea MARINEJEWS Branch BrarorraBhle Offlov Merchants Exchange San Francisco May B2S99v Tbe Time Ball ea the towr of the new rerry botMlajr was dropped exactly at ooa to dar at aeea of the UOtb marldlaa or aTi iL areravteh mesa time vc a CAuaics XJeubmaatC 8 la charrt POINT IOBOS Mar 010 Watlir haay wind aerthwest rwocltTi 90 miles 1 COAST AXD GEODETIC gURVET time aad BelahU of Hlga aad Low Waters at Kert Potot Entrance to 8aa PraneUco Bay By official authority of the gvperUttendent KOXKw Te atfta aad low waters occur at the rltr traaX atlaatas etreet wbarT about 29 minute later tbaa at Pert Point tbe height of tide I the earn at both places Bmeire Ooos Bay MaTW Creaeeat aty Crnt CKyr Way Walla WaUa Victoria PnaetSeaad and AlaakaVv KayH Alliance Portland Astoria asd way Ports ijiTivMMayll North Pork Eureka Areata cte May 12 uoaiia rtewport tsaa fvoro etc uar ARIHYE MAT TO IX 0lTtael Time Ttune Ttoael rest read Teat Jreet im el ooj taij x4 05T1 7 0 0 laie ft a201 1 a 4t 4 a 4 31 cfyii ei 4 4 oil 21 iaa 4 ft OTi C8 11 4 80 T10 64 0 4T 47 Biol 11 Ol 64 JH WJ Oil 1J 10LA S0 11 6 VAT Sun ttle I aen Bets Zx NuYtw la the abov tabulatlaa ot tide tbe dally tides are grrea tn tbe order of tbelr occur rfK commencing with the early moraine tide la tbe lelt baad tide colomo aad tbe succeed Ine Xi3 aa they occor aa to tune oa some day tmt three Udeo occur the nasal fourth tide occurring on the following morning The cohnna of heighu glees the elevation of ara tide abore or below the plana of Coast Bartey Chart soundlnrs tba numbers are al vr addiure to tba chart depths oaleaa preceded by the minus alga or cash when the ftember rabtracttve from depths glrea on the MOVZXEKTS OT STEASCEBa Steamers due aad to aitl to day aad tor the neat eht dsys are as foHowsr BEPABT um Ummit via TtAA tula aad Tekohama May OMM Vleterla Paeet Soaod sad alaakaUay rotat Areoa Heodoctaoaad Pt ArraaMay Santa Boea aa XMeco and way porta May SdtaTMasaook Bay and way ports May Cancao alstfican ports jUy isiih FaflVs Birats etewi MayT CKT ot paraKewTork vUPananMajr Csarlaa iaalUe aad Tacoma Mar 8 eaaie of Cel Ataorlaaad PoraadMay Aiea2yBTortV May Pwnnoe faoraaWtTteteMaae Cjeenee River Oraye Barber Uy Glaoy iaiUCnwsndtoBtereyrMy Oaoae Oeswat CHy wteay OofWMr aa Dteeo aad way partaw May AUaoftaaaHKHa Opoa Bar TlaBeka Vietj aae fteoaaUj May 10 Ateaa 3e4at Aeaaaaad AKmMar Steamer Prom Due City of Paktnr iUotickoac yla Ilooolola aad Tofcohama May 6 Coos Bay Newport Baa Pedro etc May Brtjtol Departure Bay May 6 Waahtenaw TacoraaM May 6 Belgian Kins Hoockoo via Toka hama May 6 Tl tenia jit nalmo i May 6 Walla Walla Alaska Puget Sound aad Victoria ii May 1 CoquUl KtTen Oraya Harbor Uay sPomona Eureka Areata ate Uay 7 Aloba Potat Arena and Albion Uay 7 Olpay Santa Cros and Monterey May Cleooe Creaceat City lUay 7 Csarlna aeattla aad Taocoia May Areata Cooa Bay and Port OrfordMf May Empire Coos Bay May 7 Corona Ban Diego and way porta May Mtneola Nanalmo May8 Creaeent City Creaceat City tMay Koyo Port Bragg vM May Acapoloo New York aad Panama May North Pork Eureka Areata etc May Alice Blanchard Cooa Bay May llomcr Departure Bay May 0 AUlaaca Portland Aatorla and way ports 4 i rMy Columbia Portland aad Aaterla May le Itonlta Kewport San Pedro ete May 10 Mackinaw Taeoma May 10 Wtlllngton Departure Bay May 10 Point Arena Mendocino aad point Arena May 11 TTceott Tillamook Bay May 11 Clpay Santa Cms and Monterey May 11 Saa Juan Acapolco iMay Vmattlla Alaska Puget Sound end Victoria May It Pomona Cureka Areata etc May 12 Baata Roea San Diego and way ports May 12 ARRIVED AT SAN PRANCIBCO Br atmr Moana Carey 28 days trom Sydney Via Honolulu 6 daya aad boura Hw stmr Artec Trask 23 days from Hong sons Tia xoaonama is aaya Btmr Sootla Xiundqulat 18 hoars from Bock Btmr BequoU Thwtng 44 boura from San Pedro Btmr Aleatraa Carlson 49 hours from San fearo Ship St Darld Ziyona 142 daya from Mew Tork Bark Oatberer Stokkobye days from Ts Brlg Lortlne McLaod 18H daya from Kahu Im CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander San Diego Stmr State of California OoodalU Aatorla Stmr Grace Dollar Foacn Aatorla Stmr Queen Jrpsen Victoria etc Haw bark WUleoott Peabody Nanelmo Schr Bowbead loch Brlatol Bay SATMCD FROM BAN FRANCISCO stmr Bear Tattle Seattle Btmr Nero Johnson Fort Bragg Stmr Greenwood Farerlund Btmr Newburg Hanaen Oraya Harbor Stmr Sequoia Thwtng Btmr Olpty Zaland Santa Crox Btmr Whltesboro Johnson Ship Olory of the Seaa Hallv Cornea Bktn City of Papeete Berude Tahiti Scbr Martha Tuft Johnson La Pas Schr Barbara Hernster Jensen CoquUlt rjTer Schr Aloha DabeL Honolulu Schr Archie aad Pontic Jenaen Stewarta Point Schr John Killer Hansen Unga Schr Nettle Low Low Potnt Reyea COAST PORTS USAL Sailed May atmr Newaboy for San Franclaco CA8PAR Arrived May 6 schr Abble hence Apni as SEATTLE Balled May 5 atmr Humboldt for Dyee bark Germaala for Ban Franclaoo atmr Al Kl for Dyea Arrlred May ft acbr Vega from Blakealey atmr Lakme ASTORIA Arrlred May ft atmr Columbia Balled May ft stmr Alliance for San Franclaoo EUREKA Arrlred May ft atmr Alice Blanchard hence 8 atmr Pomona hence 4 Sailed May ft stmr Alice Blanchard for Coos Bay schr Occidental for Ban Franclaco schr Wall for San Franclaco COOS BAY Salted May ft atmr Empire tor San Franclaoo atmr Areata for Saa Franclaco EVERETT Arrived May ft schr Marlon from Port Blakeley TACOMA Salled May ft bark Lerl Burgees for San Franclaco NEAH BAT Paaaed May ft schr John A Campbell from Taeoma for San Pedro Br bark Lerernbank from Taeoma for Queenatown bark Caroodeiet from Port Gamble for San Fraa dacctechr Weetherwu from New Weat mlnater for Nagasaki stmr Mackinaw hence 2 for Taeoma VENTURA Arrlved May ft stmr George Loocala benoe 4 Balled May ft stmr Loomls for San Fran Claco PORT aAMBLE Arrlred May 6 schr John Tallant hence Apr 24 CASPAR Sailed May ft atmr Nararro for San Pedro TACOMA Arrlred May stmr Umatilla hence 1 Sailed May ft Br ship Lerernbank for Lfrer pool BOWENS LANDINO Salled May ft aehr Newark tor Ban Francisco EASTERN PORTS NEW TORE Arrlred May ft atmr bland from Stettin etc FOREIGN PORTS GLASGOW Arrlred May ft atmr Ethiopia from New York UVERPOOtr Arrlred May ft atmr Bay State trom Boatoo HILO To sail Apr 22 Haw bark Santiago for Saa Franclaoo Apr SO bark Amy Turner tor Saa Franctaco Sailed Apr 21 sbI Henry Hyde tor New Tork NANAIMC Arrlred May ft Aus stmr Slam front Port Loa Aogelee Sailed Mar a atmr Mrneola for Saa Fran ciaco achr Counan for Vanoowrer AOASAKI fialled May 4 8 stmr Bhertdaa for Ban Franclaco NEWCASTLE AUS Arrired May 4 bark Harreeter from Port Ptrle to load for Honolulu Sailed Mar 17 Ital barkOtarle for Saa Franclaoo IS Br ship Benares for San Franclaoo schr Golden Shore for Honolulu Apr 1 Br bark Admiral Troude for San Franclaco Br ebip Bermuda for San Diego 7 Br ship Sprlngbum for Saa Franclaoo bark Coluaa for Hooolulu 11 bkta Robert Sudden for Honolulu In port Apr 12 bark Carrollton for San Franclaco Br ahlp Karl of Dlnamore for San Fran ciaooi ahlp Hecla for San Franclaco Br bark Inrercoe for San Franclaco ahlp Reaper tor HahnluL CDQUIMBO Arrlred Apr 22 Br bark Lalla Bookh from Newcaatle Aus COLON Sailed May 4 stmr Finance for New lorfe FALMOUTH Salled May 4 Br bark Cam brlan Queen for Dublin MAHUKONA Arrlred brig Coneuelo hence May ft HOX0IPU Arrlred Apr 20 schr Either Buhoe henoe Apr a KIHEA Arrlred Apr 18 achr Defender bene 28 KAHULUI Batled Aeri22 schr Mary Dodge for Haaa achr Ida McKay for Grays Harbor HONOLULU Arrlred Aw 22 schr 8 Holmes from Seattle acbr Tranalt hence 24 scar Talbot trom Newcastle Au28 schr Bendlxea from NtwcaaUe Aus schr Negus from San Diego Haw ahlp Fort George bancs 8 26 atmr Mariposa hence 20 Haw bark Mauna Ala hence 14 27 scbr Robert Lewers hence 12 lUnr Cltr of Rio lie Janeiro nance 20 8 stmr Warren hence 20 za snip aryan irom nonnu ntw oara Himalaya from Newcastle Aus Br stmr Moana trom Sydney Balled Apr 22 Jap stmr America Mara for Saa Franclaco ahlp A Fuller for Hlk Br nlp Carnad Llewellyn for Lobos de Alfuera Uiaad schr Alice Cooke for Baa Francisco Ital eiulser Plemonte for Yokohama bark Fresno for PortTownsend 26 tark Alden Beasc for San Francisco bark Edward May for 8an Franclaco atmr Mariposa for Sydney 27 achr A Baxter for Saa Franclaoo 28 achr Jawett for Port Townsend brig Irwla for saa Francisco SYDNEY la port Apr IX ship Florence foe Baa Franclaco rta Newoaatle Aua ahlp Waohu aett tor Ban Franclaoo NEWCASTLE Chartered to load May bark Abby Palmer for Baa Franclaco bktn Addenda for Honolulu Fr bark Bretagne for San Franclaco Nle bark Bundalssr for Val lralo Fr bark Dugueselle for ban Francisco amp tcupae tor nan rraocisco snip Klwtu ror Baa Franclaco bark Empire for Baa Fran ctaco Chll ahlp Euterpe for Tienolola ahtp Florence for San Francisco bark General Fair child for Saa Francisco bark Harvester for saa Franclaco anip Hawaiian Isles for Hooo fulu or bark inrerneUI for Ban Franclscof Fr bark Jacouea for Saa Franclaoo bark Jamea Neemlta for Sn Franctaco Fr barkLamonciere far San Francisco ahlp Louisiana for Hooolulu ft bark Noemi ror sen Francisco QerYiark Komle for Saa Fraadaco bark Palmyra for Saa Franclaco Br ship Port Logan for Saa Diego Br ahlp Port Patrick tor San Franclaoo bark Seminole for Saa Franclaco Chll ship Star of Italy for Honolulu ahlp Tosemtte xor nononuu PORT PIRIE Arrtred prior Mar ft thin To smite trom Port Gamble QUBENSTOWN Arrlred Mar ft Oer bark Ducheete Anna hence Dt 36 GENOA Arrlred Mar ft atmr Aller from New Tork for Gibraltar and Naples DUTY OF TBE INWV1DUAL Topic Discussed at the Womens Unitariaa COnference JUt Additional Maalfest A manlfeat was Bled at tbe Custom house yesterday which represented sa addition to the canto of the barkentlne City ot Papeete which was cteareo so xooraasy tor Tahiti Tat additional manifests Include the following mer cbandiee 270 bbls Floury ca Canned Oooda bales Dry Goods 12 pkgs Potatoes TO re Soap SO pkgs orooeries aad Prorutsns 8300 lbs Rice pkgs Paints aad Oils 61 pkgs Hardware I cs Boots sad Shoes 17 bbls salmon Man of Manila harbor Pblilpplae Island and the world tares maps oa one sheet 10 cent at the Carooiclr oaca The Womens Unitarian Conference of the Pacific Coast yesterday In the Oak land Unitarian Church closed Its fifteenth annual State convention The morning hours were devoted to reports which were most aatlstactory One of the most inter esting reports waa su summary of what baa been done by tbe Postofflce Mission After luncheon had been served bribe women of the Oakland church the con vention devoted the afternoon to a dls cuaslon of the general theme The Duty of the Individual under suggestions from a paragraph written by Rev Frank 8medleythe young Unitarian dUme who died last year The subject waa In troduced by tbe president Miss Elisabeth East on Mrs Frank Clark of Alameda read a paper on tne uuty ioi tne inaiviauai Toward the Home which handled the subject from a practical standpoint taking tbe girl from the time she helped found home through the experiences which must follow The DADer concluded with a plea for tbe children Jn the home for mo nays wno want to ptay circus anu who with the girls should have the opportunity to get the Vest there la to be Bev Geoghegun of Berkeley considered the subject of Individual responsibility In the matter of philanthropy He avowed himself a convert to the position of women In the world work and said that he considered In the sphere of womanhood would He the balance of power In the coming struggles of the ores ent complex civilization He made an earnest appeal for the widest charity in analysing the conditions of unfortunates He said that people of small means should make smalt contributions particularly to hospital work and not lose one of the greatest pleasures of life A forceful paper on The Attitude of the Individual Toward the Church was written by Rev Sarah Pratt Carr of Seattle and read by Miss Eaaton The Attitude of the Individual Toward the Press was discussed In a paper by Mrs Anna Pratt of San Francisco To Mrs Sutherland was assigned a summary of the entire subject Illness prevented her attendance and a letter covering the subject was read by her husband minister of tbe Oakland church For the following year Miss Elisabeth Eastpn waa re elected president Mrs Lloyd Baldwin first vice president Mrs Thomas Eliot of Portland Or second vice president Mrs Maurice McMlcken Seattle Wash third vice president Mrs Charles Hariowe San Francisco recording secretary Mrs Adam Hebercr Alameda corresponding secretary and Mrs William Wattles of Berkele treasurer JOLLY TARS AS M19THELS The lorras All Star Combination to Appear at the Chutes The Iowa minstrel troup an all star combination from Uncle Sams big fleet destroyer will appear at the Chutes Free Theater to night introducing among other novelties the famous mascot BUI Buckstrum who will make hlspoeltlvely first appearance on any stage The horned and whiskered Mr Buckstrum Is the hero of two battles and is almost as great an attraction with the navy girls as was Lieutenant Hobson though they don treat him In the same way The entertainment if given with the object of supplying the troupe with a new professional wardrobe The programme la a long one Including all the popular mlnrtrel features with many new topical songs and character sketches In which Uncle Sams Jolly tars are very clever a i Kerr Bicycle Skirt Chanxes born of experience are constantly being made In the bicycle skirt and the latest which also conforms to the prevailing styles is shown to day Exact measurements are siren for both short and long lengths so there need not be the slightest difficulty In handling It It Is four gored and cut so as to be entirely comfortable An excellent shirt waist pattern Is also advertised to day Get these designs at the 8an Francisco office Chronicle or the Oakland branch 950 Broadway corner of Ninth street bend mall orders to the main office Chronicle Almanac 25 cents at Chronicle office and all newsdealers HOTEL ARRIVALS PALACE HOTEL A Holfrr Phlla Lee Ohio Hunter Mra Lee Ohio DTB2W BF Hongkong Lord Phlla Sinclair Scotland A Lent Chicago 8 Whltmer NSW Flemlnsr Iowa Nathan Australia 8 Fleming Iowa Simpson London Kinney Portland Dr Green London 54enV ison A Oray London 8 Gilbert Mexico Mrs Rondebuah Col Hyde Vlaalla Stewart Aromsa Mra Smith Iowa Miss Preston Aromas Miss Smith Iowa Monell London OtterboR Jr Ang Sampson Nevln Los Ang Moon Bailey Los Ang Solomon Whitehead Chego A Pike St Louis Hitchcock Ang Burns Boston WCaaHorne BC Bllnn Los Ang Wells Toronto Dr Clark Ind Wallace Trek Blatt Detroit Smith Colorado Major Qulnn NT Palrbanka Boston Mrs Fisher Mn Fatrbanka Boston ron 8trade NT Williams Cal Hay Wash Prograth Chicago A Ran Cat Mrs A Brodcn Stanford Bagley Denrer Waterman Denver Posey Denver KVonhenney Auetrta Radar NT I Thornton St Louie Jack St Louis Ruddlck Montreal OOlltn Australia Matthews Canada Oollln San Jose Mr George Denver i MoAasB Chicago 1 GRAND HOTEL Crossfleld Stockton A Young Cal Haas htr Cy Mrs A Gray Bscto Toung Salt Lake Brown Cal 8 CWelIeReno NlcolaJ Honolulu A Maclean Sacto Thorp Sacto Ttbbetta Chicago Keith A MahuruxFt Warn Lucas A Hnlalu 8 McFerran FWyn Maddux Modeato Smith Vallejo Mra Itholt aon Blossom Stockton 8torkton Atkinson Napa Mrs Bmalleu Sonera Close Stockton Miss Smullen Barry more Cal Strtenlng Rosa Hunt SJoss Mrs Karaner Ororlll McDorreu Menlo Mrs Crln Ind McMallen Sacto Miss 8 Fraser Pa Mrs Castle Merced A Jones A Larson Salem OrO Field Chicago Klnnr A Sarrent FWhltaJ Gilbert Jr Mexico Miss CaranaghPet miss is carenaajh Lincoln A San 8 Cavanagh Otema Diesn A Reed Mats BR Reed Belle Reed Dr Lovetor Pet Mason A Batn Olllesple An Cedman Pinole Newton A Chgo 8 Johnson Stektn McCune Chgo Walsh CsJ Barnes Jr Field Sacto Henry A city Mra 8 Young 8 Lake Mrs dope cms HCNlah Randeburg A Wilson A Chgo Johnson A Seattl Byrne Melbourne BIRTHS JACKSON In this city May i tbe wife of A Jackson ot a daughter 3TANLET In this cltr April 26 the wife of Samuel Stanley ot a son STERN In this city May 2 tbe wife of Loots A 8 tern of a son DEATHS ABUOTlL In this city Mar Flora Abbott a native of California aged 18 years Notice of funeral bereaxter Remains at the parlors of the California Undertaking Company 40S Poweil street corner of Post BERNARD In this city May Frederick Bernard a native ot Saa Franclaoo aged 17 years ONNER In this city May 5 John Bonner a native of Quebec Canada aged 70 years and 11 months Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited te attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 2 oclock from his late resl dence 1900 Vatlejo street Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery BOUQUET A a anniversary requiem high mass wui be cevenratea xor tot repose ot the soul of the late Jeaa Jules Bouquet at the Notre Dame dea Vlctolres Church on Bush street thla day Saturday commencing at 10 oclock Friends and acquaintances are most respectfully invited to attend BRATICSVICH la this dry May Anton Bratlesrtea beloved brother ot Mrs Radorlcha native of Peraato Bocche dl Cat tare Austria aged 30 years COUOET At the City and County Hospital May Bernard Ceuget a natlre of France aged S8 years CUNNINGHAM In Tallejo May 8 Barak jtmb un taw a gaa mother of Robert Cunningham and Sarah Kennedy grandmother of Alfred and If and xn nedy and Mra Emma NiDlorlch a natlre of jieirose aiaaa aged 80 leara 7 months and 10 days FOItBEB In thla clty May 2 Ellen Forbes a Auairaiia agea71 rears FRAXZINA In tbU city May 4 Martin Fraa stna a native of SalUeiiand aged 4S rara Friends and acquaintances and members of tbe Swlsa Mutual Benevolent Sortetr cf 8aa Francisco and members ftf tbe Knight oc i yuiias are reapecuuuy urited to attend the funeral to morrow bunder at 11 clock from the Knights of Pythias Castle 9C9 Market street Funeral under the auspices Mjrrue Lodge No 16 of rntarment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by electric funeral car Fourteenth and alencia streets Re nts na at the parlor of tbe Golden Gate Undmaktng Company 2129 Mission street near Twentr nrat HAAO In thla city Mar tt Katherlne Haas belored mother of Emma Haag a native of Mlllhouaen Alsace Lorraine aged 88 years Remains at parlors of Charles Mets jer oso aanington KreeU HALLIGAN In this city May 3 Thomas Usl llgan a native of Ireland agd 22 years UARKIS rln thla city May 4 Hemy Albert belored son of Thomas and baiah A Harris brother of Lucy A Ella A and Thomas Ej Harris a native of ban Francisco aged 22 yeais 8 months and 0 daya Friends and acquaintances are respectfully inrlted to attend tbe funeral to mrw Sunday at 1 18 clock from the residence of his parents 2 Bond street thence to Methodist iiaoopal Church Mission street between Sixth and Seventh Service at 2 clock Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery HILL la this ctl May Charles 8 Hill Jr belored son ot Frances and Charles Hill a native of San Franclaco aged 27 years 1 month and 6 days To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Iron Molders Union Brothers You are thereby requested to attend a special meeting of tha union at Cambrian Hall 1133 Mleslon street thla Saturday evening at 8 clock for the purpose of making arrangementa to attend the funeral of our late brother 8 Hill MAKTIN CONDON President MAULIFFE Secretary HOW At tbe City and Count Hospital May 5 George tt ashlngton Howe a native of Indiana aged 2M years JOHNSOVwln thla city May 3 Nels Johnson a name or eaeden aged years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 2 clock from the Odd ellca a building corner Seventh and Market streets under the auaplees of Fidelity Lodge No 22 1 Interment Laurel Hill Cemeury Rcmans at the funeral parurs of II I Bunker A Co 2606 Mission street Mlston Masonic Temple LAMBETH In this city May Milton Lsm beth husband of the late Minnie Lambtth a native of Missouri aged years LANNON In this city May 5 Frank A Lan non belored husband of Elisabeth Lannon and father ot May Lannon and brother of Lannon a native of taconstn aged 22 years and 1 month Remains at parlors of Charles Meta ler 838 Washington street LOCHHEAD In thla city May 4 John Loehhead beUned father of Mary Adams of Philadelphia Pa and Indie Maa tera of London England a natMeof lrglnla aged 83 years Hongkong papers please copy i fiends and acquaintances are respectfullj Invited to attend the funeral thla day Sat urday at 2 clock from 2128 California street LAUGHLIN In this city May 5 Charles Edward dearly beloed son of Armour and Sarah McLaughlin a native of San Francisco aged 4 months and 29 dsys The funeral will take place thla day Satur day at 330 clock from the residence of ha parents 716 Grove street between Buchanan and Webster Interment private Masonic Cemetery MMAHOV In thla city May 3 Thomas beloved husband of Mra Mary McMahon a no tlve of County Clare Ireland aged 32 years The funeral will take place thla day Saturday a 1 30 clock from the parlors of Connor A Co 767 Mission street thence to St Peters Church for services at 2 clock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery METERIn thla city May 3 Henry Meyer a natlte of Germany aged CM years CBIUEN In thla city May 4 Stephen Henry dearly beloTed aon of Patrick iTBrlen and of the late Johanna Brlen and brother of Michael Richard Jeremiah George and Timothy and of the late John Thomas OBrien a nathe of San Francisco aged 31 years ONEILL In this city May 4 Isabel ONeill a natlre of California aged 17 jears REDDT In this city May 4 Walter HedJy a natlte of San Franclaco Jtged 31 jears REBD In thla city May 3sarah Re a native of Massachusetts aged 81 rears SULLIVAN In this elty Mays Joseph Sulll van a native of Ireland aged 4f ytara Frienda and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morow Sunday at 2 oclock from tha parlors of Uodeau 305 Montgomery avenue In torment Holy Croaa Cemetery TIEDEMANN In thla city April 17 William Ttedeoiann beloved brother of Ilelnrlcn Tledemann and Mra Peter Rethwlach a na he of Germany aged 63 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral thla day Sat day at 10 clock from the parlors of Charles Metiler 636 Washington street Inter menu Laurel HUT Cemetery Remains at Metzlera funeral parlors C36 Washington street TREVELLIAN In thla city May 4 Thomas Trevelllan a native ot California aged 17 years ALLACE A requiem mass lor tbe repose of the oul of Miss Romletta Wallace will be celebrated at St Mary a Cathedral thla day Saturday at 8 clock rlends are Invited to attend WILLIAMS In tMa city May 1 John Williams a native of Kentucky aged 30 years AMtSEMKYTS COLtJMBIl THEATER LAST TWO NIGHTS MATINEE TO DAT ROLAD REED Accompanied by ISADORE RUSH I6ADORB RUSH In the Amusing Comedy THE WOMAN HATER EXTRA Beginning Next Monday Charles Frohman Comedians in ON AND OFF Original Cast and Production SEATS NOW BELLING UNION COURSING PARK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MAT 6th and 7th EXTRA AND OPEN STAKE EXTRA AND OPEN STAKE NOMINATIONS NOMINATIONS tioio 11010 PRIZE PRIZE MONEY MONEY 12 8 12 8 41010 81010 TRAIN SERVICE Leaves Third and Townsend streets SATURDAY 10 40 A and 1253 SUN DAT 11 A 12 and 1PM Twenty nth ana Valencia streeu nve minutes later Returning from Park immedlatelv after last course Extra train from Park on SUNDAY at 43 San Mateo electric cars every ten minutes ADMISSION 23 CENTS LADIES FREE CHUTES AND ZOO and GREAT BILL IN THE FREE THEATER SPECIAL TO BIGf IT SPECIAL I TO NIGHT 1 Grand Benefit by and for THE IOWA MINSTRELS nt 1mimi An In Htr nf BILL BUCKSTRUM THE GOAT vm nftr Rrea fiesta hv Phone Stelner 1831 Visit Lunette and the London Maae ALOAlARJ1 to dat TO NIGHT AND TO MORROW SUNDAY Last Tunes of A I Nl I FT A A I 8 I NEXT MONDAY MAT 8TH First Production of Clay Greenes Farce HIS JAPANESE WIFE GREAT HISTORICAL PANORAMA BATTLE OF MANILA BAY MARKET STREET NEAR EIGHTH CPBN DAILY From 0 A to 10 it Admission 60 cents Children 23 cents SCTRO BATHS OP EN NlOItTB OPENpAILYfrom7AMtoUPiL Bath Ins from 7 AM to 10 JO PM Admission loo Children he Bathing Including adml sloa Sjci Children 20c AMTJSEMETTS TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE MATINEE TO BAT TO NIQIIT At 2 At Sharp THE ROTAL SUCCESS The Japaoeee Musical Play THE I 8 A IJ HE OEIBIlA THE GKtSHA i THE GEISHA THE I II A If HE OKIK1IA 1IE UKI8H A THE GEtoHA THE 0E18U A ll HE OhlsHA Flower and Fan Flitter and Flutter NEXT The Operatic Fantaal OKPHEirS AND EUR YD ICE ORPHEUS AND ElltYDICL ORPHEUS AND KURYDICE PRICES SSc aad Cue Telephone Bush 9 GLEN PARK SPECIAL THIS 8ITNDAT AUDK ILLE SHOW PIGEON RACE GRAND CONCERT PRKMIEU DANSECSE ALLEGORICAL GROUPING FLYING TRAPEZE COMEDY SPECIALTIES ACROBATIC TUMBLLVO AND JLGGLING ADMISSION 10 Cents San Francisco and San Mateo elextric cars run direct to Park entrance GLEN PARK open week daya from 10 A Admission 3c SAV SAN KAN SAN SAN SAN SAN PLVY BALL FRANCISCO SAN JOE FRANClBtO SAN JOSE FRANCISCO BAN JOSE FRANCISCO Versus SAN JOSE FRANCISCO FRANCIS FR VNCISCO aAN JOSE SAN JOSE SAX JOSE TO DAY TO DAY SLNDAY SUNDAY At At 8 At 2 30 At 2 30 ECRFATION ECRKATION KCREATION A I ECREATION PARK PA RK PARK PA PARK Elghth snd Harrison streets RAILROAD TRAVEL CALIFORNIA NSTHWE3TERM RT C9 LESSEE SAN FRANCISCO A NORTH PACTFIC RAILWAY COMPANY TIBCRON FERRT FOOT OF MARKET ST Saa Francisco to Saa Rafael WEEK DAY8 T3a 0 00 11 00 A MI 1223 330 JO JO Thursdays Extra trip at 11 30 Saturdays Extra trip at 1 Jo and 11 JO SUNDAYS 00 9 30 11 00 A 130 2 3 a OO a 0 Saa Rafael to Saa Francisco WEEK DAT8e 10 7X0 9 20 11 10 A 12 43 40 a 13 Saturdays Extra trips at 15 and IUP SUNDAYS 10 40 1110 A ltflt 8 05 and 6 23 Between San Franclaco and Schuetien Park same echedue aa above Leave flan rraod sea uoau USAU SsAirii 8 00 an la Effect Arrive April Jd Saa Fraodacq Norat Petalumai txrn nt Santa rtoaa KuloL Windsor Itesldsburz Ufixoa iGeyservllle 1 doverdalei DMIaaJ llopHnd looli CkU bMIa iuurroevUle 0 Sonoma 6 sOO ra Glen KUen IU 4AM I wax 10 3SAM anira 73 ni 10 40AU 6 oSnt 8 40A JiAM 4uori TtO am OUAM UebaatouoL iSOn Ik oorw i Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark Uet Springs hits Sulphur Springs at Lytton for Lytton Springs at Geyaervtlla for 8kagga Springs at Cloverdala for the Geysers at Hop land for Duncan Springs Highland Springs KtUcyville Carlsbad Spring Soda Bay Lake port and Bartlett Springs at Lklah tor Mchy bprtngs Saratoga Springs Blue lakes Laurtl Dell Cake Witter Springs Lpper Lake 1 omo Pctter Valley John Daya Riverside Uetleys Buckneil a Sanbedrln Heights Hullvtlta BoonevlUe Phllo Christine Soda Springs Na tarro Vthltesboso Albion Little Rlrer Orra Hot Springs Mendocino City Fort Bragg Westport CsaL Willltts LaytonvlUe Cum nlnga Bell a Springs Harris Oleaon a Dyer Scotia and Eureka Saturday to Monday round trip tlckata at reduced rates On Sundays Round trip tlcktts to all points beyond San Rafael at half rates Ticket Office 650 Market street Chronicle building WHITING RYAN General Manager Gen Pass Agent MATINEE TO DAY Saturday MAY 6th Balcony 10c Chll sn part Direct from Europe the Famous and Beautiful HW4TH0RNE 8ISTER8 In the charming Japanese Roirance The lllow Pattern Plate ALDARFS Trick Bicyclists FOUR NELSON SISTERS Acrobats DILLON BROTHR ltS DAT THE ANDERSONS JACK1 EY ONDERS Last week ot LILLIAN BLRKHART AND COMPANY In My Aunt a Advice Matinees ednesday Saturday and 8unday Grand Opera House ALL THIS WEEK MATINFE SATURDAY SOUTHW FLL OPERA COMPANY FL CAPITAN 1 I EL CAPITAV EL CVPITAN 1 EL CAPlTAN Fl CAPITN 1 I EL CAPITAN NOTE Branch Ticket Office at the Pacific Uraphophone Company 724 Market at opposite Call building where choicest aeata may be secured RF81 KD BEATS 23 and SO Centa UALLKRY 13 Centa Next Week LITTLE TYCOON THIRD ANNUAL DOC SHOW MECHANICS PA ILIO MAY 8 4 5 snd 1899 MAY 8 4 3 and ft 1803 NEARLY 83000 IN CASH AND TROPHIES NEARLY 3000 IN CASH AND TROPHIES OPlN FTOM 10 A TO 10 DAILY I PEN FROM 10 A TO 10 DAIL Prtie winning Canine ot All Breeds on Ex hlbitlon from the East and Uest APMISSION Vfternoena 23 cents Even ngs 30 cents Children half price SAN FRANCISCO KENNEL CLUB CARLTON Secretary California Limited Santa lb Route Connecting Owl Train Leaves San Franclaco at Every 8UNDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY going via Los Angeles rnJ through Southern California Arrives In Chicago at 902 A the following Thursday Saturday and Tuesday Arriving In New York at 130 Friday Sunday and Wednesday DININC CRS BUFFET CAR Observation Car and Eleotrlo Lighted Sleeping Cars This Train Is In Addition to tha Dally Overland Express Sao Francisco Ticket Office 628 Market Street TelepiMae Mala 1331 Oakland Office HIS Broattway Sacramento Office 201 Street San Jsse Office 7 West Santa Clara St OCEA STEAMCns THE TUBF PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB OAKLAND HACE TRACK OAKLAND RACE TRACK OAKLAND RACE TRACK Five or More Raoea Datly UAY4TH KAY 4TH MAY 4TH MAT80TH MAY 20TH MAY 30TH RACINO STARTS AT sTl5 A URD A THECORRIOAN STAKES For two year olds Flvs furlongs Ferry boats leave San Francisco at 12 00 80 1 00 1 SO 2 00 and 2 SO Buy ferry tlckata to Shell Mound 8 ANDROU8 President ORSEN Secretary P1CXICS EXCURSIONS EL CA11PO THE POPULAR BAY RESORT NOW OPEN every Sunday durins tha season Music da ictor bowline boatlns pahiar and other aiiusementa REFRESHMENTS AT CITT PRICES FARE Round trip 33c Children 13c in rludlns admission to around Iha steamer Ukiah will leave Tlburon Ferry at 10 80 A 12 10 2 and 4 Returnlne leave El Csmpo at 11 IS A 1 i and 5 PM OCEAN STEAMERS AMERICAN LINE VTEW TOKK SOUTHAMPTON LONDOV JS PARIS STOFPINO AT CHERBOURO Wk8TBOUND From New York Every Wednesday at 10 A Paris May 101 Paris May SI St Paul May 17tSt Paul June 7 EL Loots Ma 24 3t Louis June 14 Ked Star Line Aev York Antwerp From New York EveryWedneeday 12 Noon Frlesland May lOiWeaternland May 24 Southwark May 17Kenslnjton Uay 31 For frelsht and xissafe apply to INTERNATIONAL NA IQATION CO 30 Montgomery street Or any of Ita Agencies COMPAGMB GBXERALB TRAJVS ATLAM1QUEL T71RENCH LINE DIRECT TO HAVRE 1 PARI8 FRAleCE samua ciu a jo rom pier lJ KbrUi River oot ot Merton Street Ca Chamwsrne ApM SJLa Oaone Aprils La Breusne April 18La Normandle May La Touratne April 22 La Champagne Uay 13 irs navrr ew loa upwtni a per cent reduction on round trip Second ciaas to Havre S43 10 per cent reduction on round trio OENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA 3 Bowllnr Uren New York Tickets for sals at all railroad and steamahls ofilceaw FUQAZI A CO Pacific Coast Areata 8 Montgomery avenue San Francisco COOKS TOURS and TICKETS EUROPE rirsteCIasa Tears sum mer Season is9 Programmes tree oa appUeaOaat THOS COOK A 80N si MAJucxr errattT a BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS FOR 8 NAVY YARD AKD VALLEJO STEAMER MONTICELLO MOV TUE8 Wed Thurs and Set at 43 A 3 13 and HM texcept Thursday sUcht Fridays til a and 830 Sundays at 1JQ A 8 Landing and office Mission stteet Dock Pier No 2 Telephone Main 1308 FARE 50 Centa STOCKTON EXCIRSIOS jJTEAMER CORCOfcAN WILL LEAVE aahington etreet wharf at A dally rtumlna from Stockton at dally SATURDAYS excepted Regular steamer leave Pier 3 WaahiagtoD atreet wharf at iaUy sxceptlnr SUNDAY Telephone Mala 8t CULIFORNIA AND IMP CO PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO QJTEAMERS LLAT BROADWAY WHARF tJ San Franctaco For Alaskan porta 10 A May 1 8 11 1C 21 31 June transfer at Seattle For tirtorta Vancouver PortTown rend Seattle Taeoma Everett Anacortes and New Whatcom Wash 10 A May IS It 16 21 20 11 June 3 and every fifth Jay thereat tei chance at Seattle to thla company a kleemera for Alaska and at Taeoma to at Vancouver to For Eureka Humboldt Bay 2 May 4 9 14 IS 24 iS June and every fifth day thereafter For Santa Crux Monterey San Smeon Cay oa Port Harford ban Lula Obispo Gavtota Santa Barbara Ventura Hueneme ban Pedro East San Pedro Loa Angeles and Newport 9 AM May 4 8 12 10 20 24 28 June 1 and every fourth day thereafter For San Diego atopplng at Port Harford ban Lula Obspo Santa Barbara Port Loa An ties and Bedondo Loa Angeles 11 A May 2 10 14 18 22 28 30 June 3 and eer fourth day thereafter For Enaenada Maadalena Bar San Joae dl Cabo Mazatlan Altata La Pas Santa Rosalia aim uuarmae vnetico io A 41 Tth of each month For further Information obtain folder Tbe company reaervee the right to change without previous notice steamers sailing datea and hours of sailing TICKET OK ICE 4 New Montgomery street Palace Hotel GOODALL PERKINS A CO Genl Agents 10 Market street San Francisco PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO rnHROLQH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA Panama calling at various points ot Mexico and Central America sailing at 12 from Companys wharf First and Brannan streets City of Para May 8 Colon May 29 Acepulco May 18Clty Sydney June 8 TRANSPACIFIC LINE TO TQKOHAMAand HONOKONO via HONOLULU and ralllncat Kobe Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India etc aalllne at 1 from Companys wharf First and Brannan streets CITT OF lEKINO May 16 CHINA Juna CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO July 8 No cargo received on board op day ot salllnr Round trip tleketa at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Companys office 421 Market etreet Rr ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent OCCIDENTAL A ORIENTAL CO STEAMERS WILL LEA WHARF COR ner First and Brannan streets TOKOHAMA and HONOKONO calllnar at Kobe Hiogo Nagasski and ShanahalT and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for Irdla etc No cargo received on board on dav ot sallna vu CAELIC la Honolulu Wednesday Mar 24 EORIC la Honolnlu Saturday June 17 COPTIC Via Honolulu rlday Jnly i GALLIC la Honolulu ednesday Aug Round trip tleketa at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Companys Offlcs 421 Market street corner First STUBBS Oeneral Manager TOYO KISEw KAISHA ORIENTAL CO STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and braunan streets lpu YOKOHAMA aad HONOKONO calUna at Kobe Ulogo Nacaaakl and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with ataamera for India etc No cargo received ca board oa day of aalllng AMERICAN MARU Saturday alav a HONOKONO MARU Thursday June NIPPON MARU Tuesday June 27 VU Honolulu Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Company offlce 421 Market street corn First CURTIS General Agent OCEANIC S8 CO nONOLPLTAPIA AUCKLAND ANU 8VUNKY7 MOANA Tli Honolulu to land and Australia ed May 17 up Wednesday May 1 2 tPKCCXCLS a BIOS CO Arts 114 atWaonam rtar7FotPaclfleL 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For MIU Valley aad Saa Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays at 9 00 and 1130 bCNDATB SDO OOO 10 OO 11 00 1149 AM 1 00 1 43 2J0 4 fi0 330 43 11 00 A does not run to Sn RaTl Sundays r30P does not run to Mni VaTy Sundays Trams marked run to San Quentln FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO WEEK DATS 5 25 40 7JJ3 8 40 100 A 12 JO 2 13 3 40 443 8 13 EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 0 40 aad 10 13 SUNDAYS 7 O0 8 00 9 43 10 43 11 43 A 1 00 220 JO 13 fl 00 70 10 IS Trains marked start from San Queatin FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO EEK DAYS 43 8 JO 7 J3 8 JO 10 J3 A 1233 2 43 4 J5 3 JO EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 00 10 JO SUNDAYS 8 00 10 00 11 10 A 1 20 2 40 333 3 JO 8J0 10 JO THROUGH TRAINS 7 00 A week days Caxadero and way atana 3 JO Saturdays Caxadero and way sta na 3 13 week days Saturday excepted Point Reyea and way stations 8 00 A Suedays Caxadero and way staaa 1 43 Sundays Pt Reyes and way stans MT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Leave Saa Francisco via Sauaallto Ferry Commencing Sunday April 23 18M WEEK DAYS 9 30 A and 1 43 Extra trfp on Monday Wednesday and Saturday at IS Returning same evening arriving la 8an Francisco at 11 JO SUNDAYS 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 A and 1 43 2 30 and 4 14 Fare 8 to Summit and return 1 40 THOS COOK A BON Agents 821 Market at THESFSAN JOAQUIN VALLEY B7C1 From Jan 23 1498 trains will run as follows Southbound Stations Northbound Pas I Mixed aenger Sunday Dsuly Excptd 720atnilO 3Cam 9 lOamr 2 05pm 10 0am 3 J3om iiuami a ipm Stockton Merced reano Haaford 2 rDmI12T0iisn Bakeraneid 11 Jjamj dJSpm Vlaalla 12 13pmi 0 J3om Tulare StODDlns at Intermediate oolnte aa reaulri For vrtlculars of stage and otber connections Inquire of Traffic Managers Office tu Market atreeL San Francisco Mixed Sunday I Enrptd 43rm 12 40pm 9 JOam 1 43am iwum Il O0eia a40am SJOaml Pas senger 8 OOpa 4 ISpna 2 2pra 1 aopta 5L 12pm lt3pra OCEAN STEAMERS VOnTII GEKMAX LLOYD CO AST EXPHK9S SETIYICK CHEHBOLIIU PAKIS SOUTH AMP tOT LOXUOX BREMEN KaIsWUtwlmderarTues May 9 9 AM hP jirz Jussw May 18 10 A Kaiser FrledrUb Tueai May 23 9 A Tuesw May 3U 10 A Kals Wtlhelm OrTua June ti 9 A Loa 1V Taea June 13 10 AM rrwln 8erew Express Steamers SOtTHAMPTOw LOiDOV BR EM BY Twin Screw Passtnger Service TUiJaresaa Than May 18 11 A Coenlgln Latse Thurs May 23 10 A Friedrtcn der OrosseThura Juna 1 11 A lWemen Thurs Juna 8 10 A Pnns Reg Lultpold Thurs June 13 10 A GIBnALTAIt NAPLES GEXOA Ems Satnrdar Mar a tt a 1 ibaale I Saturday May So 11AM Aie Saturday May 27 it A Kaiser Win II Saturday Juna 3 11 A Katardsy June 10 11AM PMISP8 ro Agta 2 Bowling Orn I ROBERT CAPELLE Oeneral Agent PaclAa Coasts io Montgomery street HAMBURG AMERICAN TWINCREV EXPRESS LINE NEW YORK PARIS LONDON HAMBURG Bismarck Jan 1IF BUmarckJane 29 Aug Mctorta Jane 1JF Bismarck July 2T wJJJ11801 PA88ENOHR SERVICE NEW YORK LONDON PARIS HAMBURG LSO NEW TORK HAMBURQ DIRECT Pretorl May liPatrlcUAMaT2T sHi PaoeiitelntMaF Patrla May SOjO Waldersea JZ ttieUNDt0iTe MIDNIGHT SUN Cruise by 8teamer Aus Victoria from Hamburg July 2d HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE2TB way NT llTUlZOO A CO Uaaaral Agents Paclflc Ccaat swi vaiiiovuMs axreev corner sanaoma and HOLLAND AMERICA LINE ROnfRUAM VIA BOU JN LOONE Tha Short RjmtetaFaris New Twln 8crew Steamers ROTTERDAtr 6300 8TATKNDAM 10C00 FtrKcahla Ito SalSnsie1rslKLA8DAMSPAABVTa WIRKt NAPLES AND GENOA etiTm Dlme MAA8DAM SPAARNDAM Y3Y PRINCE LINETS NEW 8TEAMXBA Send for Dlastrated Handbook and Sanina I and pwanL THOS OOOK tt SON PacCoaTt PasaeaxS l5 lJftiJ hw aaaract au nan rraneiaeA 1 irr iarr iiiii mm iuctiAau cc US Moatromerr street Saa Francisco I JH Broadway a Vt.

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