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smsvjfgp imtmRSfo SAT PBA3 TCISCO OHEOKIOirEf STJOTAY iJTJl TE 7 1903 89 55TJ8tw 10c Corned Beef saJOc Soup feet follows Tablets pr af bbl 5 60 bxa rsh i Onahed and Fla Crashed VRAL Lntn itvftvn rwll IS aft Csadr Granulated S3 80 IJMjISc Chop or Cutlets 15C20cj 8tw 12Hcf3 DrT OraBnlated fin or eontrsiJSF T1 0r liiira a 0r uinin lr lac Shoulder lytl LVOh Confectioners A ssuwi SGloe Prime Chop 12ff20e Stew eClec Katra a I Wzfiolden 4 80 sugar 84 70 SIWNOtaMBoMnisSoMnff it 23 Bbls and KMb bage lOe additional hf bbls Cll Kuii a tddUlonsi sddltlonal per 100 lbs PORK LMn Reast ifle Lee Bntt i2Uc for all ktoda Terms of sale a cart at wr ncouiaer Koait ICQUUc Cbope IfttlSc Sanirrancleco loaura i The prleee do rt wrr tbVVi lradk duJered to carriers In Saa FraaeUee without a It ImpostlUc to quote regular prices on tbem charge for cartage Buyers Maine CODFISH aU loas or damage arising white roods are 1a transit from sifting leaking breaking sad chafing Sellera responsibility ceases npon delivery of CODFISH Prlcei ea rarifle Coot spring eateh goods to earrira Prices are per 100 lba andsna nk ar us leiiows Bundles ao ids jeei is rami wuvn -y jr id ca regular 100 lbs be do rm largr 10O Ihs 3iu do lattatiou Eastern 100 lbs 6c Frigate boneless 30 ard 50 lb is Mir Bebrleg selected trips 40 lb bra Wic Rolls 40 lb be te Narrow Paragon 40 lb ba fte Monarch SO lb bis 7c Wrst ride Middles COO bxa cc Imperial Middles CO lb bif yr Tartar Belle lib fricka 4Mb bis 7e Sib 21b bricks 40 lb bas fle OrB Ware 21b blocks 40 lb baa Vje VBtar Tablets i Ib has 7c Choice Bits all bones oot la cratra 12 5 lb bis fc do 30 2 lb bis be xtr pw Pickled Cod bbls esch DO do bf bbls 4 73 Prices are net catb and subject cases without notice LIVE STOCK MARKKTS CATTLE Xo 1 Jfstlce Steers byff9c second jsalltj MiVtc tbtn Sttrt 7V No 1 Cows and Helfera 7y second qualltj 7c tbtn Cows and Hclfera 4UtV Halls and Slsgs 3HQ4HC CALVLtt pr iVOc grvss wrlgbt besr 4H4i4r gro wHght SllEEP IVr lb Fat VrtbTS Xo I 4Q4V arrosa welgbt Krs No 1 34e gross weight aUmrnijbrrp less IIOGS Per lb Hard grsln fed wetghinc allre 140 IU acd orer C4jGr welgbing undrr 140 1U tic rtrhtBE Mu to 5J lbs SH SJc rougb bearr aQSr VM1J8 bprtng IamtM 2 093 per besd cr bttHe per lb lle weight KASTKRX OMAHA Nh i Jiiur Mf tlf Receipt 2JW Nomlntllj ntcadr Xatlt Steers Wi4 ws and lefer tji4 i snurri 2 iHf Stock era and Kerdera tMi Calvre fSQf 23 Iinlli and Star tr 23 IIC Reclptf iteadjr sir ng lletrr 3 73tiS 5 Mlxrd TXi 77 Llgb 3 7ta S3 bO He t36 ni ilk bf il 70Q3 bu rheep Xfme Steidr DRXVER Jnn rattle Receipts C300 WeadT BW Me rs 4t KS Cons 13124 30 Stinker aid fn lrbt paid to rirrr 32 i A i num Map tii i ai HP ne etjlt 4i stadr Lght Pack era X1 7CT ixi Mixed Ill IteaTT i MiKriuo Beep Il ceptl 2l Meadr od 1at Mnttuu 4 203 23 Lambs 3 23g 23 HOPS Tbe prices fur new crop are l320c per lb acvordlng to qaalltr EASTKRN lORK Jube llops Quiet FHESII FRIITS AND VEGETABLES Prevh Krtrlts cf all kind were In actlte demand jeterdar wlng in thr warm weather and ao cxtewalrr mi tbr Inqulrr that wrt ral varirtte ere abarpljr adranred in prto Mrawberriea Wlr uuih wnight after hut the supply was ratUer more limited than unit I and prls were blgher Cboltv atoi I iuld readily at full fignrra and rren th 1 afrartlTp 1rnit foonl huj ra Conslderalil of tbe tvslpt were ft andshoned tb effects ihr athr that It was alow to moe at shaded ratea Cbolre KatpU rrlra were also hlxber and met hh a p1 Ueinaod at tbe adranrefi Cgur pn Rrri a er In iulerale aupply and aoDi of the attractive lots bravght a llulr alHti the mailuium iiiotatlon Hot few Blarkbrrrt re nffriing and tbex ere irt tb reoelptu vf tbe pre lou dajr ibex were alum to more Cb rrica were pl ntUnl and th dealrable attx sld at nll auetained pri es Black TartarUus iartlrularlj being rrry nrml held Th celpn from Santa Clara aud Ala tueda untte are now atsumtng large proportion TTieiTT 1lunt belnc frerlr iffrred btH bur rs en rathi rrd nerallj tak Jul inly it Is Apricot a wttf ii rocmI opplr and faiirj Itijal nilth a kh1 ialr scant lllt uk Mgli i SI 25 per cute Klgn froui unia were on band and avid fatrlj tll at th riotid rstes Greeu Apples are gradually Va ntutag Core attrartlre In appearance and the lo price are causing the sale be quitt ex teuaiit IVacbes arf lu light sipplx only a few ll of the Altxandtr arlety iutng tu himd yei rday from aallb The Fruit was more attiailUt bjnT and mid at tp tatitma Cltrua I ratta are rather dul ouly thu beat grad a of Narele beta hi Id EnUr Mrxran Ura 1 wen lu niire aotlre denianf itniug in th warm weather Vegetablea met with a pood Inimlry and th da sales were large Aaparagua nas abundant L1 tbe cooler sIuck brought fell fkx urea Uhunarb was aleo In good mjueht and sotm of the strictly fancy stock Ijcupht kc al though tb bulk of th aalra mas at 0r to 7n Tbe Brut Tomatoea of tbe axon came to hand from araTllle raiaincd to Nt atfiia Co Tbe lot sold at 1 Itx of li tounda The frit of tin rarloada if MbuUti pi Tomatoes also arrlrrd and ir divt up among eereral deab ra hj are holding them at Si per crate of four liatkita String and Wax lleans were blgher and met uttb a good sale Green Corn waa nv plentiful and rneaper F1ESU rRLlTS Apples ter ox common ehvlif Ux titl fany 1 23tl Dew green 23lrj3Uc for small box andf3r4l for large box I Cherriea Ier bx Black 40fe0tx Red 3t3voc Wniit 2530c balk per lb Black ordinary 4itc fatiey 3c White 263 jtbea 1 ir bx II 25 lar Ier bx 30c rrr Plnnja Ier drawer 30550c Kin Black per bx 1 2T431 fto Apilrota Per crate Prlngle 30cgl 2S BMtRIES Per chest Mrawbernea Long worth largt varieties f2Q4 Florin crate 4r Jt0 Go aebt rrta mmmJU rd aurr 20f4ir Iiclk per lb 2a4c English i7 Blaik beirles per crste 1 50 Rsipberrlea fdfijll per rbst and llltl 23 per crate Currants JJVKa4 3o ler chest 23i4Kper drawer Lrgan Berries 357 7 per i best 23AV per drawer TROPICAL FRUITS Banai aa per bunch Ili wallas I14J2 Blnrilelds I23 30 Plnespples per dot iU3 Dates Fjd per lb 7Q9c dj Tsr alan 6Q6Hc CITRUS FRCITS Per bi Oraarea Narela standard 73cjfl 23 choice SI 40C fancy 2 23Q3 Seedlings 73cJll 23 Tangerlnea nominal Lemons tl2 30 Grape Fruit iScQ 1 to Llrura 4R4 TrQETllIES Aenarirna tier hi extra 1 5002 No 1 73il 23 lUabarb per bx 0c Wk Tematiea jier tx or irate Ine Angek a 12 5BC Mexican 2f2 23 Green Peppra per lb 1i25c Dried Pepp ra 6c String Bean per lb Ulbf Wax 5fw GneB Peas jer ak TScfiXl 23 Garden Peas II 40Q1 Mi Egg Plant Strmmei Bqnaah per bx ltl Mt enmbers per bx 73c8 Garlic per lb 3Q4c Green Corn per dox 23flfl6v ONIONS Tellow per ctl boice to fancy SO J7 AuatraJlan ti Red Onions per sk new 40re POTATOES Per ctl Rlrer Eurbanka 35c COc Early Uosr nominal Garnet Chile nominal Rlrer Reds 3033c Oregon Barbanks SOtfTic Potatoes 73cOl 23 Sweet Potatoes par ttL DRIED FnCITS KCTS ETC The market contlnuea qalet with prices generally well sustained Report a from the Santa Clara valley Indicate that both Apricots and Pruuea will yield bnt moderate cropa and that price will open higher than last reer DRIED FRUITS Prices tor carload lota I at California common shipping points In bsgs for 1M2 crop are per lb as follows Apples Ersporatrd 4HrC Sun Dried 3ffl4e Apricots Royal 6iQoc Uoorparka choice Peaches 4GHc peeled In bis nominal Pears 44 43e Plums Pitted 4HQc tmpltted IQlHc IVoaea Four aUes 80s te 100s 2aj2c wltk fQle premium for large sixes Nectarines Whltea 43Hc Figs White 6V3c Black 6 NUTS Per lb California Almonds bard shells C42e soft shells SlOc paper shells liei2He standard 7Q8c lVcana llxl2c Plnenuta nominal Peauuta Eastern tWQGe do California tflGc BrailU 12813c Flfberta Iiei2c California Walnuts soft shells 1231Sc Hickory nominal Chestnuts Italian nominal Obceaauta 4 30413 per hundred BRESWAX Per lb 2Sc HOXET Comb per lb seminal Extracted Water White 7c Light Amber SHc Dark Amber 6c RAISINS Prices by tbe California Ralala Growers Aesoclatlon on stsndard brands IS03 crop at common shipping points arc as followi Loose Muscatels 30 lb bis per lb 2 crowa BHe erown 3ac 4 rrown flc Seed leas loose Muacatels 4c Seedless Snltanaa Seedless Thompsons London Layers 90 lb bxa per bx 2 crown 1 44 3 crown II 30 fancy clusters 4 crown 12 Debesa 5 crown 2 30 Imperials 0 crowa 13 These prices ars object to change without notice Seeded fob Fresno per lb Fancy 1 ox 74e 12 ox due bulk TVte choice ICox 7V 12 ox Ce balk tc EASTERN NEW TORK Jane The market for Era pointed Apples la qnlet under a light demand but prices are firmly brU Common are quoted at aftuc prime sViC choice cc and fancy Avfi7V rira are la fair demand and firm at from ie to for all sixes Aprlcota are quiet bnt firmer under a moderate fobbing demand Choice are quoted at 7itMc fancy 1012Hc Peaches ars quiet at 7C7Hc for choice and G10H for fancy SCGAR COFFEE AXD TEA Tbe trade circular of Blcktord descrtbea tbe IVSe market as follows Tbe general Con di tons of a month ago aptly to day Cbangea rnrrri Th leadlnc aradea of Coffee In tba local market are quoted per lb aa follows Coats Rica atrictly prime to fancy waibed 12HQ14C good tp prime washed 10H412c common to fair 4Use Salrador atrietly prime washed 11612c good to prime washed PQlOe Inferior to ordinary 46c Nlcarasua prime to fancy washed 11M31V good to prime unwashed Peaberry TCtibc Guatemala and Mexican prime to fancy waahed 11614c strictly good washed lOVlOe Inferior to fair 4C9c goo4 to prime washed and nnwaabed PeaU rrJ ScQ 104c good superior unwashed 7fl8 TEAS Oood medlnm grade Japans are Jobbing at 2S4J30C EASTERN XEW TORK Jane Coffee Spot Rio quiet No 7 Invoice SKc mild qnlet Cordova tfceO lle Futures clcaod quiet and unchanged to 3 rolnta lower Total aales 10000 bagaJtncludlng July 370c November 405c December 433c January 440c Sugar Raw steady fslr refining 3e Cen trifngal 94 test 3 1902c Molasses Sngar 2 20 32c Refined steady Crnabed 343c Powdered 493c Granulated 483c Cubes 310c HIDES WOOLS AKD SKI2TS Conditions remain about tbe same from day to day Konad Illdea are held steady and the trade morement contlanes of fair proportions HIDK AND SKINS Kor round lots prices are as folium Wet Salted Hides Xo 1 Sonnd per lb heavy Steers mer lbs 10 ic medium Steers over 41 lbs 9V hesvy Cows over 30 lbs Mic light Hid iV Klpa Vesl SVjC Cslf 10c Stsgs sad Bulls 7c No 2 lildes 161c per lb less Dry Hides Per lb Xo 1 18c No 2 15i4c Dry Kip No 1 13c Xo 2 He Dry Calf No 1 lbc Xo 2 16c Hcrse Hides Salted large 13 each medium 2 30 each small 2 each Dry Large 1 73 each medlnmsll 30 each small 50c each Sheep Pelts Long Wool Skins ljtl 30 each medium Wool Skins 7530c each short Tool fekins 40930c each Shearlings 23g40c escb TALLOW Prlme qusltty 6v2c per lb second quality 4V Grease 2ic WOOL Per lb Spring clip Northern lc1 J7Hc Foothill choice 12fll4c do fancy 14cQ IV san Joaquin crdlnary 9311c do fancy U13e EASTERN NEW TORK June 6 Wool Quiet Hdes ulet OILS AXD PAIXT9 OILS Callforpla Castor pare es 1 14 per gal bbl II 10 purr Xo 2 ca II 06 bbl 1 Bakers AA Caitor OH rs II 14Q1 16 bbls 4c per gsl less than rs Bskers Crystal Castor Oil II 40 China Nut 3iVft2 Linseed strictly pure boiled bbl S4c cs SOc raw bbl 32c cs 57c 6 jal lots lc extra Lucol OIL boiled bbl 4Sc cs 53c raw bbl 46c cs 31o Kerosene Pesrl per gsl 20V Astral 2CSc Star 20Hc Extra Star 24V Eocene 23c Elaine 26V Water Unite in bulk 14V do 130 deg 13c do extra fine 16V Sllurral Seal Iron bbls 1SV wooden bba 21c do cs 24c Deodorized Stove Gssolloe In bulk 17c do In cs 23V deg Gssolloe in Vulk 21c cs 27V 63 deg Naphtha or Benxine lendorized In bulk per gal 13c do in cs IS I ard OH Extra Winter Strained bbl ft cs tl 05 Neatifoot Oil bbl 73c ca SOc Sperm rude SOejOOc Natural White 65c Bleached do Toe Whale Oil ca 50O35c Pacific Robber Mixed Iainta white or houae colon tl 25Q1 33 per gal wagon colors 1232 23 WHITE LEAD Prices are pee lb la kega and rark and subject to chsnge without notice 500 1s and over per lb Cc leaa than 500 lbs per lb it i 23 lb tin palla IV Per lb above keg price In 1 and 5 lb tin 100 lbs per esse per lb above keg price Dry Lead In bbls 500 lbs and over 6c do In kegs 6V RED LEAD AXD LITHARGE 500 lbs and over Cc leaa than 300 lbs 6V B4GS LEATHER AND CORDAGE BAGS Standard Calcutta Grain Bags SHe2 fe Ran Qnentln Bags 355c Potato Gunnies 14c Wool Bags SVlb 29c 4 Ib 32c Fruit Bsgs Cotton Extra cac do A 0c do 6c do Jcte Llcht Brewn 607c Bleached 6W36t LBATHKR Extra Heavy Sole AiGtlc per lb tlaavy 3033c Medium 2s31c Light 23g2C Harneas Hesvy No 1 34t40c No 2 81fl34c Kip Vyfl5c Calfskin 63ctll SO Ride Leather llfirlOc per foot Rough Leather 22 SOc Rough Split 1012c No 2 C7c Head Split 2g3c CORDAGE Quotations are net basis prices on Invoices of leaa thsn 10000 lbs and they are subject to change without notice Manila Sisal Duplex lV ln dr 7 16 dla and up 14V Htt 10V Sisal Bale Rope 3 and 4 strand 10V 2 6 and 8 atrand He On 3O00 lba oS and lc off on 10000 to 12000 lba for all kinds Terms 430 daya or 1H per cent discount for cash Cartage on all deliveries Extra lengths plain laid Rope over or uader 123 fathoms le itra METALS TIN PLATE Menlo Roofing redipped per bx 19 Roval redipped 8 Coke per bx 15 2S 5 70 Berkeley 3 23 Tin Bar SO032V per lb Pig Tin imSSc Pig Lead 450Q485c Lead Pipe 6Tcar Sheet Lead 6i74c Antimony 0 MUOV NAILS Bsals pricea per keg subject to change without notice are aa followi Wire 13 23 Cut 13 S3 Special rate for carload lots QCICKSILVFR 144 30740 per flask Special rats for carloads and lota for export EASTERX AND FOREIGN XEW TORK June 6 With the exception of iron all me Mlai markets to day were ateady although as 1 ususl on Saturday very little buaineaa waa consummated Tbe Iron market continues quiet bat unsettled with quotations more or leas nominal Tin ruled dull at 2S SOftJ 128 50 for spot Copper waa quoted at 114 7315 for Jake electrolytic and casting Icad was steady at 4 37H Spelter ruled quiet at 13 73 MORE GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS Many Public School Pupils Beceive Medals aud Certificates at End of Term 38 50 851 830 14 00 830 Thirty three eraduatts of Ihe grammar department and five of the commercial department of the Hamilton Evening School participated In the finishing exercises held in the auditorium of the fclrl High School There waa a big chorus under the leadership of Miss Strause Superintendent of School Lang don presented the diplomat and made a rpeech President of the Board of Education Woodward and Mayor Schmitz were present and 10 waa Coroner Leland who made a short address A debate was one of tbt features of the occasion The subject was Resolved That a protective tariff Is best for the United States Misses Jackson and Williams argued that it was and Irving Bayer and Cecil Edmonds contended that it was not President Woodward Superintendent Langdon and Coroner Leland acted as Judges and the decision was given In favor of the debating done by the negative side Bayer and Edmonds McLeans orchestra furnished the instrumental music This orchestra is a family affair composed of two boys and three girls with their father as director At the graduating exercises of th Spring Valley Grammar School there were songs addresses and a debate besides the conferring of the medals ano diplomas Grace Kydd made the salutatory address and Anna Slebenthal was the Valedictorian The subject of debate was Resolved That wood more useful than coal Hubert Kellej and Anthony Camlnetti had the afflrma ttve and Leon Durden and Frank Bent ier the negative The medals were presented by Rev Mr Wills Denman medals to Anna Slebenthal and Laura Rotto and Bridge medals to Herbert Kelley Harry Reinfeld and Irving Bibo The honorary graduates were Lotta Seichsemlng Aris Millbury and Grac Kydd The other graduates were Ella Albert Pearl Beilhes FranU Bentler Herbert Brandt Annie Casper son Anthony Camlnetti Nettle Cadman Frank Casey Marie Dupont Leon Durden Bertie Krlckson Kda Galli Alice Gerrard Harold Gregory Ed von Gel dern Louis von Hocht Bertha Hansen Bessie Knight Paul Krause Alt Klein ert Roy Nash Lena Peterson Marye Thompson Annie Wuestefeld The Rlncon School graduating exercises while brief were made notable by the quality of the musical programme A short speech was made by the principal Mme Pechin The sixth seventh and eighth grades took part In the singing of America Miss A Cleveland former principal of the school also made a speech and to her was al loted the pleasure of conferringihe diplomas Miss Christine Hart the vice principal conferred the medals on Edith Ewers Amelia Woods and Harolu Helntz After the exercises refreshments were seryed the Invited guests in the principals office The graduates were Alice Bichard Eleanor Bordwell Maud Cheff era Jennie Claudianos Stella welle Slgrid Ellison Edith Ewers Nettle Fahey Nellie Forsberg Laura Frietas Alice McGovern Florence Mcintosh Mary Millard Sine Moe LouUa Rohlfs Minnie Schroeder Amelia Woods Frank Coleman Leo Granat Harold Helntz The honorary graduates from the eighth grade of the James Lick School were Willie Rlgney Ethel Ross Alma Dearin Fred Burness Hermione Lindskog Ethel Parrish Edna Ingram Jennie Parker Margaret Buckley and Edyth Sawyer The graduating exercises of the Washington Evening School were held In Native Sons Hall and were followed by dancing till midnight The high school diplomas were delivered by Supervisor Braunhart the high school certificates by School Director Roncoviert the Bridge and Denman medals by Mayor Schmitz and the grammar school diplomas by ex Police Commissioner I Mahoney The Bridge medalists were Gustave Delareulle Frank Volpe Frank Jones and Robert McGUlen the Denman medalist was Bessie Norton the Washington medalists Grace Mc Gowan and Joseph Jacobs The honorary pupils were Eighth grade Miss McQuaide teacher Eugene Galatolre Anita Clark Rafael Luna Lawrence Uarrlgan Eighth grade Miss A McBoyle teacher Elvira Dondero Joseph de Quards Josephine Cosgrove Wqng Ting Kuaoipn uaseiia Seventh grade Miss Gaines teacher Klsaburo Hamia josepn baria Silvio Merzolo Luclen Salanave Nicholas Pre vlati Banner Price Baptists Dondero Conrad Bartels Seventh grade Miss McQuald teacher Augusta Buron Nick olte Scola Frank Clunin Aurelio Merzola Sixth grade Miss Robinson teacher Eugene Rellly Tom Tone Dan Furey Job Atkins Shigeo Uchlda Martin McAn drew Fifth grade Miss A Stlmmel teacher Louis Degregorlo Joe Lopes Ernest Boero Emll Pordon Victor Asaro Franjc Pardlnl George Cambornlo Peter Marc Fourth grade Miss Day teacher Frank de Salvotore James Murphy Carl Kraus Ramond Karl Louis Rhea Third grade Miss Dayteach er Felix FannaeoJ HenryrKersten JAured Whitxler Remlglo Sodinl Salvatora Cam pa gnlo Tngraded class women Dr Mar Earet Mahoney teacher Bertha Abadle lzzle Fry Dlognla Genardlnl Martha Gruert Mary Meyers Mamie Peters Grunga Kennard Rebecca Smith Magda lena Lad una Carrie Lewis Adult classes teachers Miss Grosjean Miss A McLaughlin Miss A Hollub substitute teacher Miss 8ablns SURVEYS HADE OF DUMBARTON POINT Gould Interests Are Looking Over the Ground That Is favored by Engineer General Albert Boschke of the United States Corps of Civil Engineers has Jmt published a report In regard to the condition of things at Dumbarton Point Boschke was one of the designers of the recent improvements in the harbors ard wharves of New York andBoston and his opinions are of considerable interest There are seventeen miles of water front about the point which are within the scope of the report and Boschke affirms that it will be possible to build a series of Interconnecting locks modeled after those of Liverpool within the townslte of Dumbarton so as to greatly Increase this front The channel though less than half a mile wide ir very deep at this point and in the not distant future 4hen the already crowded wharves of San Francisco shall have ceased to be adequate ocean steamships will doubtless make their way to Dumbarton though at present it is a lonely strip of marsh land A great deal of money has been un profltably sunk In that vicinity Charles Fair connected Dumbarton Point by railroad with Newark four miles to the east and a line of vessels was coi structed to ply between the point and San Francisco But the Southern Pacific Company chose the route by Al varado and bought out the Fair interests and pulled up the tracks The United States Government has spent at least Jl 0000 In dredging along the Alvlso slough through which vessels now go between Alvlso and various points along the bay But the old steamers the Newark and the Portland were abandoned after the California Investment Company a concern owned and managed by London capitalists had dropped 160000 or more in an effort to attract trade It looks as if activity in that section is about to be renewed for several railroad companies notably those in the Gould system have been engaged recently In making quiet surveys east cf Jarvis Landing Considerable local capital is invested there and it is to be hoped that the only natural deep water landing on the bay will no longer remain unimproved 1100 Broadway near Thirteenth street la the new address of the Chronicle brsnch office la Oakland MlsCEfCLAtOO av BinTin BRANt0 In thla city llay 31 tbe wifs of II Brandon of a son DAVID In Alameda June 4 tbe wife of Leon David of a son GKELNWOOD In this city May 2d the wife of Walter Greenwood of a daughter HERBERT la thla city May 25 the wife of Herbert of a duufbter MAXMX In this city Jnne 6 tbe wife sf Frank Uaanlx of a son SCIIOMEU In this city Jane 2 tbe wife sf George Schomer of a eon SMITH In thla city Juoe 3 tbe wife of 3 Smith of a daofbter STl rVHlCH In thla city Jane 8 the lfe of Nicholas 8toparlcb of a son WATERSIn tUis city May 30 the wife of Yaters of a daughter MARRIAGES CHRISTENSEN TKXNISOX In this city May 23 by Kev Oroenaberf Christen Chrla tensen to Caroline A TenrHson EISKBEI8 JACOBSFX In this city Jane ft by Rev Paul Branke Loots Elsenbela to Wella A Jacobsen both of thla city ROCHE GUILD In Oakland April 1 by Rev Jamea Holme John It Roche of San Rafael to Jennie Uuild of Oakland ROHDE MADSES In tbla city Jnne 5 by Ret Groensberg Peter Rohde to Marie Uadsen ZIMMERMAS OSTLUND In tbla city June by Rev John A Wilson Dr Allen Zimmerman of Salt Lake City to Ida Slay Ostluod of Locan Utah MISCELLANEOUS COAL Tard prices for Coi it Coal to dealers ars quoted per ton as follows Rcalyn ST 00 Coos Bay 5 BO Wellington 800Bryant oO Seattl 60Thitc Aah 5 00 New Wellington O0 Richmond 7 60 Cargo lota of Eastern snd Foreign Cosls are cnoted per ton as roiiows WaUsend 17 SO Caatle Gats llrymbo 50jClear Creek Ienuiylvanla hd14 OOiKors bprlngi Cumberland 13 00 Coi Anthracite Cannel 8 50 Sunaytlde Welsh Anthracite 13 OOi CANDLES Standard Oil Company Electric Light ltt os Mic do 14 os bc do 12 ox 7e do 10 ox 7c Hotel 12 os SHc Granite mining 18 ox loaiOHc do 14 ox Bittie do 12 ox 8e do 10 ox 7ic ParafSnes Whites Is 2s 4a Ca 10s Jtc 12s 10c do colored le higher Radiant Parafllnes 4s Cs 14 os eHGtc 10 a NAVAL STORES Oskum tl 50Q3 pet bale according to quality Rosin S3 855 55 Pitch SI Tar American IS 50 per bbl Swedish 12 60 er 50 gsl bbl atrictly pure Turpentine in ca 5c do In dnuns et Iron ools 0c TAN BARK Groosd per ton 25023 Stick per cord 13 B0C18 COTTON LIVERPOOL June 6 Cotton American Middlings 4d per lb NEW TORK Jan 6 Tbe Cotton marked opened stetdy at a net advance of 1 point to a decline ef 5 points bnt rallied to a general net gala of SQ3 points WHISKT CHICAGO June 6 Whisky basis of High Wines 1 30 COLLECTION OP DITTIES The duties collected at tbe Cast bouae dur Uc the past week have been aa followa Uobday 23010 37 Tueaday 375058 Wednesday 31 90S Tnureday 2204 Friday SOSflO 41 Saturday 1536T 5 Total 112 8T Tffe collectlona during each of tba past twelve Months were aa followa Mouth Amount Jane 1SW2 5041M 10 July 0WU7 A it CS3S7S Ul S6 JgHSs I vry cord the abu ot remedy by StJL M3X habeaa corpus In applying In cases auch Tn5 sc I Tir aa this where there id no actual rantr ir Jaaaary VVVVV 77 eTT441 except that which Is Invited In order that February 04807B7 a merely nominal prisoner may resort to DISMISSES THE ACTION Supreme Court Says Habeas Corpus Remedy la Heine Abused The guireine Court has dismissed the action in the matter of George Gow on whco behalf a writ of habeas corpus had teen issued on the ground that he wis unlawfully restrained of his liberty Upon tin return of the writ it was shown that Gow had been arrested for an allec ed vir latlon of an ordinance of Marin county regulating the use of automobile hurl been released upon his own recognisance penaing a iriai ox inc cnareje ana that his custody by the officer was merelr for the purpose of sulnp out his writ and lasted no longer tnan necessary to tile me petition ana procure the order xne supreme court in its opinion re ereiy scorea me aDuse or tne nmtdv hi habeaa corpus In applying It in cases such iNiiii1 M7 e5ii 34 870810 73 March April May BAXQUET OP RAILWAY fET Some sixty five members of the Pacific Railway Club which embraces in Its membership many of the men connected with the maintenance operating and mechan ical departments of the railroads in Call the courts for the determination of the validity of an ordinance They st Hd further that the rrowine frequency of application of this character was seriously Impeding the more Important business of the courts Hereafter the Court will mv strict inquiry In this class of cases In order to reiorm me practice COURT BUSINESS SCASTY Yesterday was practically the last day in sua detalla are noticeable among then that jornla enjoyed la banquet the Maple vwVZt ti ln IaJt day tba cheaper kinds have aPDareBtirtoocid hot irrivelili iiS Sri i LzZrlj ot which the Superior Judaea of the local KStezfSSJtt bi Biowiftr ibi tutlUa rradea are iililiL m1 Vm7 norsesnoe uau a uiuque cecurauon in mi innr iwu iunu ukuuii wuicn comes redactions frJS a7kurr5e and adaUratoink P8 ot rfod In miniature the road to an end on August sik Despite the fact tng Balvado are su dw a VeTMe extending the length ot the Uble with that it waa a sort of last chance for all jr7t liiJL lennti water tanki a tunn and ahrldrs Htle antS the Calendars Of the vrtMi era at the in id baia but ao higher figures paid stationed at Intervals along the line A courts contained few case Especially ret Tbe supply of this description is dimiaish 1 miniature train of an engine and two cars was this true of the dfyorce calendar which lag and steeke are concentrating The market la operated by a storage battery made the is usually well tilled But one decree of versupplW mtth Guatemalaa more Iras hurt trip around the horseshoe between the dlTorcewaatTanted durlnrtheday Judge by aabea tbe reaulia of lusuffldent care daring course 8 Palmer superintendent of Muraaky freed Manda Vlera from the tba vok aaic Mnptkir and these at Tery dim the Western division of the Southern Pa neKWct of Brtce Viers who bad not concert of sal Braxiuaa adrtcis indicate no altera ciflc was toastmaater and addresses were trtbuted to her support for more than one tloa la crop conditions Receipu at the pens delivered by a number of rentieraen pres year The only request fc divorce filed are rather larg for this period doubtleaa brim enL Th officers of the club are Presl was by Caroline Mason who sought her 5LStS 1urIfJ nmFZ A Worthington secretary liberty from A Mason on the ground To day a Brat hand atock coasuta 19 7i ban Borton ot bis refusal to maintain her Judge J54iiftff lLteSr Dunne granted Martha RelcelaUafrt i LABORER BiKKRDPT Jimta Burke a Interlocutory decree Of dlVOTCe from Au DEATHS Anderson Blanche 0 LInnehan John S3 Bergman SamueL IMcKarlaad Oct a via 71 Boyce GeoTge 451 picSbane John 77 ClbiUcb Martin Mswkii Jules 78 Conncaa Lulu 11 IX Mrehan Thomas Crab tree Benjamin 73 Mojlca Luciano 25 Crosaley 52 Peck Ell Hanaen Lily II 0 Reeves Jamea CS Klanda A 28 Schmidt Dalay 25 Isibers Mrs Julia IS Slattery Johanna 7s Smith infant 3 Sullivan Eugene 4 Thur Mary All 27 Volgt 23 Wallace Jamea 83 ANDERbON In Frnltvale June 8 Blanche Acnea Infant dauabter of John A and Tilda AnJeikon and sister of Nellie Rllxabeth Ulga Heater Luella Horan Hunter Lutber 33 Knur Edward SO Kramer Leon 43 Lalande Araeue Langer A 20 Lauterbach GO Layton Jamea Doable Tipped Fln Silk Qieves A fall assortment of sixes la black tan white mode brown gray snd slate to introduce these gloves we offer tbem at per pair 6 De and 75o ry ryi ysafca aSasaaaaaisar f4kiirTinnngi7Syalsaaaayag sJBJBMaBafjaaaaIf1gBa1 sffVaaMah TAPESTRY Om thousand yans Soman striped tapt a try in the Tery latest Oriental tapestry to be soW tm the ir floor to morrow SO inches wide arade rprria I 3 A Great Week SVERY WOMAN in San Francisco should read the Items Jn this advertisement There ate opportunities to save which should not be overlooked We propose to make this one of the I greatest weeks in the history of our establishment and in order to do so have selected Items from nearly every department of our great three floor store Read the whole ad carefully Come In the morning if you can and if you cannot come order by maiL Dress Goods Specials 95c MAIN FLOOR FRENCH BROADCLOTH AU wool 52 inches wide all colors and black was 150 Special OXFORD CHECK SUITINGS Navy blue and black with white 38 to 45 inches wide was 75c Spe A clal 40C ENGLISH IRON FRAME ALPACA Extra silky 46 inches wide colors and bCack was 85c a yard lfn Special a yard OVJC SILK FACE CREPE DE PARIS 40 inches wide street and evening shades also black was 100 Spe 717 WHITE OXFORD WAIST1NGS Stripes and figured designs full mercerized 28 inches wide was 60c Special a yard OOC Laces and Embroideries 125 8c VENICE ALL OVERS 18 Inches wide regular 250 a yard Great special VENISE GALOONS White or ecru 1 and yi lncnes wide 25c 4 quality Special lC NORMANDIE VALENCIENNES From 3 to 5 inches wide insertion to match 1 inches wide 15c and 20c grades a yard BELTING Just came In black and white effects big assortment G50 400 and OOC Domestic and Art Department THIRD FLOOR HUCKABACK TOWELS Soft finish plain white and red borders 18x34 Inches 15c kind Special each 1UC PILLOW CASES 75 doien to be sold splendid weight torn and hemmed 45x36 Inches soft finest mus 4 1X2C lin the 15c kind Special HONEYCOMB BEDSPREADS Full size 6 different colors 150 4 4Q quality Special each XtVP TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS Oriental designs 3 yards long 50 inches wide regular 300 Special while they last 175 Suits Mrfi Waists SECOND FLOOR WALKING SUITS Black and white mixtures latest Norfolk style Jacket and skirt trimmed with bands of same material were 2750 Special 2000 WASH SHIRT WAIST SUITS Mercerized material fancy trimmed changeable shades of blue and gray were 650 Special 500 CRASH OUTING SKIRTS Full9 gore flare tailor stitched were 4 IE 165 Special lZO WASH SKIRTS Pure linen fancy trimmed full flare were ff 250 Special each ZVJU POLKA DOT DUCK SKIRTS Black and white and blue and white latest cut full flare were 300 CA Special aOVJ BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS Extra quality well made were 150 QETe Special 70C EMBROIDERED WHITE LAWN WAISTS Best quality tucked back and front were 175 Spe 4 Art cial each LVJU MERCERIZED SHIRTWAISTS Look like silk black and white JE checked were 150 Special IsO WHITE INDIA SILK WAISTS Fine tucked Valenciennes lace down front were 450 Special QC each sO Neckwear Handkerchief HAIN FLOOR LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS Pure linen initial Irish hand embroidered in several different styles 15c 4 4 grades Special each liC PEAU DE SOIE BELTS All the go in the East black and white CLE 100 kind Special each OOC WASH NECKWEAR Some very pretty new styles Just in pink JEf black and blue and white each OC NEW COLLARS Cherry Collars a novelty for summer wear 4 each 10 SflK Department MAIN FLOOR BLACK TAFFETA SILK Guarantee woven in edge good weight rich black was 85 Special OOC BOMBYX TAFFETA SILK AU shades Including black white and cream wears well was 75c Spe cial 55c 19c LOUISINE SILK Changeable hairline effects for shirt waist suits separate skirts etc 8 colorings A was 75c Special a yard 4C Hosiery and Underwear miN FLOOR LADIES LISLE THREAD VESTS A 60c quality Special A each 4UC LADIES LISLE VESTS Crocheted yoke 75c quality Special rr each OUC LADIES BLACK LACE HOSE 4Q 25c quality jC CHILDRENS STOCKINGS Fast black German Imported 25c quality Special Notion Counter IAIN FLOOR HAIR BRUSHES A big lot of Lhe 75c quality on sale to morrow for A FANCY SPUN GLASS LININGS Very much in demand a thousand yards of the 25c grade Spe 4 A cial to morrow yard IftC COMBS 6 different klndsf a snap while they last 25c grade Special 4 DRESS SHIELDS Washable and odorless 15c grade a pair Gloves Ribbons rULN FLOOR TAFFETA RIBBON A washable satin taffeta ribbon 3H inches wide Special for belts sashes and neck ribbons All colors 25c grade 4 a yard IOC LUSTER TAFFETA A wash ribbon in all colors 4 inches wide the 20c grade Special ill ayardlZJC LISLE GLOVES 2 clasp all izes black white tan mode pongee slate and gray Fitted to the hand a pair OVJC 9c Aiiik tta and Hulda Leontlne Andrrson a natlra of rruttrale agetl 0 month aad20dara Krlrmlt and acqsalntaarca are reapeetfnlly Inrlted to attead tbe funeral aerrlcee Sunday Jane 7 at 2 oclock at the famllj residence King arenac Fnittrale Intermeat Mountain View Cemeterr BBROMAX Id tbli cltj Jnne ft Samnel belored hnaband of flora Bergman a native of German fcrienda and acquaintances are reepectfallr Invited to attend tbe funeral aerrlcea Monday Jnne 8 at 10 oclock at bla late residence 1103 Lacuna atreet between Tsrk and Kddr Interment Home of IVsce Cemetery by 1130 oclock train from Third and Townaend streeta BOYCE In thla city Jnne a George Boyce beloved father of Jtrt Biirllngame of thla city and Mrs Ingraham of Buffalo a native of Ontario Canada aged 61 years Interment private CIBILICII In this city Jnne 8 Martin Clblllcb CONNIiSS Io Uakland June 5 Lulu Hannah Conoesa lfe of Conncaa and mother of Arthur Prince and slater of lau and Uoiile Welder a native ot Cordlngton aged 43 years 11 mouths and 20 days Notice of funeral hereafter CKABTRKE In thla city Jnn 6 at tbe City TTS JftafiTflmra IT 6CUXK feiteni Sogar Heflalag Companr i borer of HaUmooa Bay Sao UaUo otwtr filed irtl Bootes net eaab prteea Jotbera la Callfortta a petltloa ta the United state DUtrlct Ooort yterday and Edward Newton from ami aakrnrtaa ea rders not less tbaa restetdar asktna to be decUred a bankrupt Flora Newton OB toe round of deser an TSJiWa otAU cqulvaieat packed la 100 lb baga giTa bia llabUttlea aa JUS 16 with as assets Ui Jfi 40 6sK0t i Sk fewaSaKia5aiSS fane iftrided As well as the most experienced home makers can gratify their taste in carpets and practice practical econoniy at the same time by buying at these fane Carpet 9riees Brussels Some as handsome designs as In the most expensive car pts This seasons patterns Oriental and Floral In Reds CCf Tans and Greens Sewed Lined and Laid for JDl Brussels 1n a better grade For hall and stair as well as any room Some patterns not shown before If you Intend to 7 have a new carpet sre these Sewed Lined and Laid for Ui Brussels Many choice pattern in this grade Among the Orientals is a striking Cashmere th colors are of the latest shades QfT Royal Blu Green Tans and Reds Sewed Unti ami Laid for 0 31 Linoleum Laici 50c Quite as attractive In pattern as In price Colors suitable for any place Two yards wide rooms measured linoleum laid 50c square yard 9 10 Feet 6 Inches Kensington Art Squares 650 All wool Patterns In delightful variety Every color represented Fringe ends Bfe enough to cover an ordinary sized floor No low priced rug any where near so satisfactory for wear looks or all around service 650 Matting by the 20 yd Roll 275 So many want just about that much for a summer bedroom or for fixing up a country cottage Would cost 400 by the yard Sa7 for a 20 yard roll not laid 233 235 237Post Street ir 4 aad County Almshouse Beejamla Crabtree a aatlee ef Maine ajed 78 yeara CB08SLEY In Alameda Jnne 3 Leonard Gerard Crosaley belored bnsband of Msrcaret Oroasley father of Leonard Crosaley and brotaer of Mrs Jane Cbrawell and lira Mary Hernrn a native of England a red 83 yean 4 months snd IS daya UANSF In thla rlty Jan 0 Lily Ilenrlcka Hansen betored daocnter of Anton and Theresa Hansen a native of Denmark ajed 0 months and 28 daya HESTER la tbla city Jnne 6 Lnella Craren belored danchter of William and Flora Heater craaddauichter of tbe late Jodie I Heater aad the late Cr I Johnson both of Saa Joe and alaler of lira It Harrington Mrs Aiken and Mrs WUllam Sr ed of Kansaa City a native of San Juse Cat Kan Jose papera please copy Notice of fnneral hereafter Remains at the residence of her annt Mrs A Phel 1118 Leavenworth atreet HOIIAN In thla elty Jon 3 at his late residence 8 Fair Oaka street bnsband of Helen A Horan and father of William and John Horan Mrs Thomas Scott VI ra Henry Prowse lira Ralph Dobson Mrs Otarlea Kartell Blanche and Darrrll Uoran a native of Canada aed G3 yeara and 8 months Intermeat private HCNTER tn thU lty Jnne 6 at the Oty and Connty Hospital Lather UnnUr a natlra of Virginia aged 3d yeara SNUU In thU elty Jane 0 Edward Knnr father of Emma and Hermlne Knnr a native of Austria aged 80 years and 1 month Kunetal services Monday Jnne at oclock at the chapel of Gray Jt Co 333 Sutter street Interment private KRAMHR In thla city Jnne 8 at tbe City and County Hospital Leon Kramer a native of Wisconsin aged 43 rears LALANDE In Punta Gorda BrltUb Honduras May IT Araene only son vf Axsene and the late Josephine Lalande a native of San Francisco LANGEn Io thla elty Jane ft WlHlata A beloved and only son of the late Robert and Loolaa Lanrer aud brother of llraj Vat Soll otau Uarcaret and lOsla Langer a native of Pan rranciaco aged So yeara I month and a dayk Krlecda aad acquaint ances are respectfully Invited to attend tbt fnneral Monday Jnne 8 it 1 oclock from tbe mortuary chaul of lite Golden Gate Undertaking Company 2473 Mla alon rtreet near euty Orst nader the auspices of Hesperian Parlor No 137 8 Interment Odd Feltovra Cemetery LUTEKDACU la this city Jan Ernest Edward beloved hnaband of Loots Lauterbach brother of Hartla Lauterbach and the late Mra Herman 8telahoff and anelnof Martha and UeUny Lauterbach and Mra Charles vv light a native of Saxony Germany aged 60 yeira 2 months and 12 days A member of traokitn Lodge No 44 A Frlenda and acquaintances and ofBceriand members of Franklin Lodge No 44 A0 are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral 8oaday Jon 7 at 230 oclock from his late residence 232 Nineteenth atreet between Guerrero and Dolores Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery LATTOX Io thla rtty Jane a at bla late residence 3918 Nineteenth street Jamea bus and of th late Esther II Layton and father of Marlon Layton a native of Brooklyn Frlenda and acquaintance are reipwtfnlly Invited to attend tbe fnneral Monday Jnn 8 at 130 oclock from Odd FelIoa Hall comer ot Market and Seventh streets where services will be held under the auspices of Templsr Lodge No 17 I Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery by electric ear LINXEHAN In this city Jnne 3 at tile City and County Aimshoste Joha Unoehan a native of Ireland aged 83 years MFARLAND In thla elty Jane 5 OrUvU 11 McFarUnd bekrred matber of A MeFartand and Mrs A Taylor a nstlv ot Mcthaen lliu aged 71 yeara and 20 daya Fnneral services atrictly prtvata at th mnrto ary chapel of thw Golden Gate Undertaking Com PnT 247 Mission street near Twenty first KlnUiy omit flowers MSHANE In thla rlty Jose ft John McShane beloved nncla of Slater Mary Joseph of th Dominican Convent Everett Wash lira Mary Randall Luke Martla of New York city and Michael McPariand of Cincinnati a native of County rermanagn Ireland aged T7 ycaia and 11 months Frlenda and acquaintances are respectfully Invlred to attend tba fnneral TnerJay Jane at 830 oclock from th parlors ot a OOn nor Co 797 Mission street thence to St Brendans Church where a requiem maaa will be elebrated or Ue rcpnaa of bis soul at 9 oclock MASSON In thla city Jnne 5 Jalea Matson beloved hnaband ef Virginia Masson a natlv of Franceaged 78 yeara Frlehda and icqnalnUncea tit respectfully Invited to attead tba funeral Sknday Jane 7 at 3 oclock from the mortuary chapel of Jnllna 8 Godeao SOS Montgomery arenas In terment Lavrsl H1U Cemetery MEEHAN la UU rity Jane Offlcee Thnn Meehaa husband at Elizabeth Meehan attpfatber of Owen McLaughlU aad beloved brotaer of Mra Annie Uonroy aad tbe lata Mra McDeMtt a natlve nf Cocaty Uonaghan fUJlf member ot Court Acme No 51 of A and IgnatUtt ConndL No 33 it i MOJICA In thla elty Jnn ft Lodaao Mojlca brk tsd hubaod it the lata Rose Mojlca aad father et Leonardo aa Rote Mojlei dearly beloved eon of Mra Mojlca and brother of Andrea Ada Lucy and Marcus Mojlca a satire of Saa Francisco aged 23 years PECK Ia thla city Jnne 4 Ell beloved brother of and Peck a native of Prussia Frleada and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Sunday Jaae 7 at 1013 oclock from tba parlors of 11 a Is ted tt Co 94ft Mission street Interment Home of Peace Cemetery by 1130 oclock train from Third snd Towasend streeta RKi tKS Iu ibis city Juno ft James Beevea licloved husband of Ella Reeves snd father ot Mra A Sutherland a native of Bristol England aged years 7 months and 7 days A ruenner of Eureka Valley Lodge Xo XJZ aad Paeliew Lodge No 117 I rlendv and acquaintances rs respectfully Invited to atteud the foaeral Monday Jane at oclock from bla late residence 23v Xoo street Interment Old Fellows Cenetrty OFFICERS MEMBERS AXD FCNER 14 committee of Eurfka Valley Lodg No 232 A TP are ordered to meet at lodgerpoa Monday Jnne 8 at 1 oclock sharp to attend tbe funeral of our late brother Jamea Reeves Fines foe non sttendaae Will be enforced By order A LOCKHART JOHN KIDD Recorder RIADA In this city June ft Agulllno Rlanda nephew of Joseph Rlanda a native of Swltavrland aged 28 years ft months and 21 daya FrVnds and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Monday June 8 at 9 oclock at HoUlater CaL SCHMIDT Entered lato real In this elty Jane Daisy Schmidt beloved daughter of Henry and Barbara Schmidt aad sister of George li Rudolph Esri snd MatUda Schmidt a natlv of San Francisco aged 23 years 3 months aad 2 daya A member of California Council No 1 Daughters of Liberty Friends and acquaintances are reapectfully Invited to attend the fnneral Monday June 8 at 3 oclock frni her late residence 181ft Filbert atreet latermeat Laurel Hill Cema tery I THE OFFICERS AXD MEMBERS OF CALI fornla Council No I Daughters af Liberty are aertby requested to attend the funeral of our late slater Daisy Schmidt CARRIE SPBOLLK COoncUor LVCRA CANTCS Ret Secretary SIBERS la Franklin district on Monterey road near Five Mile House Jane 4 Mrs Julia Sfbers belored wif ot John Baptist Slbers mother of Lroatine Emily Sophie and Je phlne Slbera and slater of lira Brlsenous of Oakland Mra Pontic atd Peter Sar rallle a native ot France aged 43 years and 4 months Frlenda and acquaintances ar respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Sunday June 7 at 1 oclork from her late residence near Krro Mlle Uouse thenco to St Patricks Church where services will be held at 230 clock SLXTTERY In this city June 0 Johanna1 beloved 1fe of the lats Dennis Slattery and mother of Michael aad Thomas Slattery and Mra Henry Gleesoa a aatlvc af Ocunty Cork Ireland aged 78 yeara Notice ot funeral hereafter Remalaa at th reaideoca of her son Thomaa ft Matttry 134 Julian avenue between Fifteen th aad 8U teenth atresia MEMBERS OF JUSTICE CIRCLE NO 104 will pleaay attend the funeral srour late companion Mrs Xabar MRS THOMPSON mis UiNOExaiai SMrnj la this city Jane ft Infant danghter ef Ebea aad Maggla Smith agrd 3 days SULLIVAN la Larkspur Jane 6 Eugene Xuillvaa beloved am of Eugene aad Addl Sullivan and brother at Alma Walter Florence Muriel aad Isabel Salllvaa a aatrt at Kaa Frsarlsco aged 4 yean and morttaa TnUU In tbla city Juno Mary Alice Tour bo Jo red wife of Alfred Thar and daughter of th lata Lambert aad Mrs A Lam Iwrt Maryavllle aad slater of Lambert anl tbe late Charles Kjstoa Lambert aud mother of Celestln and Allre Thar a natlv ef Saa FraoelactH aged 27 years 3 nonius and daya friends and acqualntaaces are rearwctrally invited te attend the funeral Monday Jus 8 at 2 oclock from her lata residence 16 Sonny alde avenDc Interment Holy Cross Cemeterr Uy carriage TOIQT lB this dty Frederick II dearry belored and only son ef Mart Velgt and devoted brother of Mrs Oouin Mrs A Preston MraT McCoy Mrs Dr Baameiater Mra Itt Cullnsa sod Mrs Nana a natlv Saa Francisco aged 25 years 1 month and 24 days Frlenda and acquaintances are rernecttnlir llrvlted to attend the fnneral Monday Junei at 1 oclock from tba resides ef his sister lift Day street between Dolores aad Church Twenty ninth aad Thirtieth IntermenU Mbast OUvt Cemetery ioaax WALLA CE Ia tMs dry Jane 3 at th City aad Coaaty AlmaaAaee Jaase Wallac a natrr of Scotland aged 83 yeara rvw WOODS An anniversary requiem maaa win he relebtaled lor the repos of the son iZ late Mrs Susie Woods at St Peters Chorei Merwlay Jon 8 at 10 clock Friends ar iS vlted tt attead HtFADDEN McEREARTY 0EBt rUNERAL DIRECTORS 1171 MISSION STREET tot 7th WW Ui 4 i.