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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 10

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io QCEAN AND IATERIRONL STORM WAMPSfrtE SCHOONER GAS UGHT nm XMmaa csmmcm MrrmDjm etoR isfa i CREW RESCUED XJTD BROCGJIT ASHORE BT THE A5JOX ADcar Sosustor Docks BnUwar Wkar Astor Battery Will Rtrnata om Board tat II Ther Leave or JJew York After a loll of a few hour the Storm Kins Is back again and maklnr merry on the bar and all alone the Coast Storm signals were hoisted from San Francjsco to Pnget gonad yesterday and several wrecks have been reported The schooner Qu Light was wamped early yesterday morning off Portuguese Point and may prove to be a total wreck although the skipper thinks there win be a chance to raise her If the weather moderates soon The Gas Light was lumber laden and too far down In the water to make much resistance against the heaTy seas which washed her decks Fortunately for the crew of the Gas Ugfat the schooner Annie Aden was in the neighborhood when the disaster overtook her and the crew was taken off in safety and brought to the city yesterday morning Tke Seaator Aloasrslde tlft Wharf The transport steamship Senator was yesterday taken alongside Broadway wnarr The sick soldiers were removed to the Presidio but the Astor Rattarv malned on board and will retain their quarters unui arrangements have been made for transportation to New York The condition of the New Yorkers would seem to be a complete vindication for Captain March who was criticised upon his Hrst arrival here for the strictness with which he kept his men in hand A few of the artillerymen kick in a mild way about their Captains strictness but the bright eyes clear skins and alert movements of the returned warriors tell an eloquent story of the good results of hl discipline The Astor Battery will probably get away to day and will most likely be mustered out within two weeks after their arrival in New York Collided With the Lady Mlne The revenue cutter Golden Gate yesterday evening ran into the pCot boat Lady Mine lying at anchor off Powell street wharf and carried away the latters bowsprit The State dredger has not visited the foot of Powell street for some time and at the extreme end of the wharf within a few feet of the berth assigned to the Golden Gate there is but little water mud and rocks from a not too firmly constructed portion of the seawall having accumulated until at low tide the surface of the obstruction Is almost above water It is only with the greatest difficulty that the revenuecutter can get to and from Pr berth The Lady Mine lies fairly near the wharf and yesterdays accident has bfen predicted ever since the accumulation that should have been removed lone ago was discovered The Rival to Be Overhauled The Steam Krhnnnvf THv1 ftriSSen 2 LtU MBjn treet where receive a thorough overhauling it win be sorte weeks before she will again oe ready for service Orleatal Coald Kot Dock The ship Oriental was to have gone to J1 ytrday for repairs but on account of the weather the attempt to bring her alongside had to be abandoned MARINE NEWS Branch Hydrograpblc Office Merchants Exchange San Francisco January la 1889 Th Time Ball on Uw tower ot the new Ferry banding was dropped exactly noon to dar a at noon of tne 120th meridian or at Greenwich mean time HUGHES Lieutenant 17 8 in charge POINT L0BO8 January 18 10 Weather foggy wind southeast velocity 12 miles Empire Obos Bay i iiJaa 1T Orliabe Newport Baa PaoWetellAljanTjM 23ENW7ST AcapulcoJaa Arrata Cooa Bay and Port OrfordJaa 19 rtSHrlVAoena a PL Arena Jan 19 aS rJB Jro Hongkonav via ChUkat jaireas Eel River and way a ort ii4Jan 30 aaata Rosa Baa Diego and way ports Jan so ARRIVED AT BAN FRANCISCO Btmr Huenema Johnson 48 hours from New J0F2L SS i honrs from Monterey ana wmy ports Kiwcaiu En IO eaSef NfBW Derle T9 days from New Bella Smith IX days from Orays chr Westera Home KUssoo 8 days from www H8ffLnibonne Hansen 10 days from Grays rvSLlf 21 nd Henry Arff days from Coqullle River CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander San Diego Brta Harriet Waytaad Pnnta Arenas BAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Columbia Green Astoria 8tmr Chllkat Anderson Eureka n5 iZFt01 8tath Crescent City nark LeTt Burgess Younggren Taeoma SPOKEN Per ablp OUvebank Nov 19 1st 45 8 Ion 87 Br bark Earl Granville from Iqulqul for Antwerp Nor Lat 81 Ion Tl Br ship Drum blalr hence Aug 21 for Liverpool Nov 17 Lat as 8 Ion 85 Br ship Slier Roe from Caleta Buena for Channel COAST PORTS MOVEMENTS OF SOIDIERS Astor Battery May Leave To Night for the East PORT ANGELES SaJU4 it vw Coloma forChemalnus POT TOWNSEND In port Jan 18 8 rev stmr 8 Grant SAN PBDRO Bailed Jan 18 schr Ethel Zane iwi rwri uiaawe UMPQUA nence 4 Arrived Jan It schr Sadie COOS nAY Arrlved Jan stmr Empire hence 11 ASTORIA Salled Jan IS stmr State of California for San Francisco 1elANIEOOTArrtr1 Br aP Clan Uarbralth from London VENTURA Arrival Jan IS ri vw Sailed Jan 13 stmr George Loomls for San Francisco PORT LOS ANGELES Arrived Jan 12 Haw etmr San Mateo from Comox TACOMA ArrWed Jan 18 bark Gatherer hence Dec 88 SANTA BARBARA Sailed Jan 18 stmr Newsboy for GRAYS HARBOR Arrived Jn IX vhr peat hence Dec 29 GREENWOOD Arrived JaB 18 stmrs Greenwood and Alcaxar henos ir EA8TERN PORTS NEW TORK Salled Jan 18 stmr Pomeranian fr Glass ow stmr Victoria for Marseilles FOREIGN PORTS LIVERPOOL Arrived Jan 18 stmr Rhyn IV4 irm Philadelphia itrar Britannic from New York Sailed Jan 13 stmr Bovlc for New York OLASOOW flalled Jan 18 stmr Ethiopia for New York ROTTERDAM Arrlved Jan 18 stmr 8paarn dara from New York Sailed Jan 13 stmr Statendam for New York GENOA Arrived Jan IS stmr Aller from New York COPENHAGEN Arrlved Jan 13 stmr Norge from New York ANTWERP SaJled Jan 10 Br ship Gleness lin for Oregon MELBOURNE Arrived Jan 12 schr William Bowden from Chemalnns NOTICE TO MARINERS A branch of the 8 llydrogrsphlc Office located la the Merchants Exchange Is maintained In San Francisco tor the aeneat of mari aars without rcard to nationality and free of expense Navigators are cordially Invited to Visit the office where a complete set of charts and sailing directions of the world sre kept constantly on hand for reference and comparison and the latest information can always be obtained resardlng lights dancers to navigation and all matters of interest to ooeaa commerce The Time HaU on Ue tower of the new Ferry bmlldlna at the foot or Market street Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and Is dropped at Boon 120th meridian by telegraphic signal received each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island Cal A notice stating whether the Time Ball was dropped on time or rMu the error If ur la mimuki the same day by the afternoon papers and by the uunus papers oi ui louowmg day 8 HUGHES Lieutenant 8 In charge Merchandise for Central America The brig Harriet cleared yesterday for Punta Arenas with a ltrrrhnii -Among the Drindoal shlnmenta wr th vi lowing 306 pkgs Grocerlea and Provisions 220 kegs and Ou cs Powder 2110 lbs Beans LPK Electrtl Goods 4 pkgs Paints and Oils 20 cs and 1 drum Gasoline 150 bxs Can LBD is cs ruse 28 pkgs Chemicals 226 DkS Mschlnerv a rr lu rn i uira cs naraware zz pkgs Clothing 20 cs Coal Oil cs Boots and Shoes ILLIMINATIOX WASTED COAST AND GEODETIC 8CRVET Time and Heights of High and Low Waters st Fort Point Entrance to San Francisco Bay By official authority of the Superintendent NOTE The high and tow waters occur at the etty front Mission street wharf about 23 mla SOm later than at Fert Point the height of Ude Is the same at both places JANUARY 14 TO 20 l4j IHP XT 85 8 Si 61 a8 as xz 7M 901 1011 liizal z3i2j Ail 10 17 8 00 L4 412 10 832 0e 7 lot a 8ie 9 03 51 1042 JANUARY 14 Ban Rkse T4 Eun Sets 814 NOTE la the above tabulation of tides the dally tides are given la tba order of their occurrence coenmencing with the early morning tide ta the left hand tide column and the succeeding tides as they occur as to time on seme days hot three tides occur the usual fourth tide occurring on the following morning The eotanrn of heights give the elevation of each tide above or below the plane ot Coast Carrey Chart soundings the numbers are always additive to the chart depths unless preceded ay the mhras sign or dash 1 whan tba ooaaber Is sohtractlva from depths given on the Supervisors Asked for Llht for the Recorders Office A vigorous attempt will be made to induce the Supervisors to supply the Hll of Records with artificial light A petition signed by nearly every searcher of records In the city was filed yesterday with the Clerk of the Board asking that either gas or electricity be placed In the building For months past the clerks havo been compelled to work with the aid of candles after 3 oclock on foggy and rainy days and the public by reason of the darkness which seta in after that hour has been unable to examine the records The same condition prevails the gloomy building In the morning and Recorder Bcrthler Is determined to get relief In order that the public may be accommodated and that the work of his deputies may not be handicapped Not since the structure was built some thirty years ago has It received a coat of paint either on the Inside or outside As a result the Ifght in the building is dim even on the brightest days The old Rnarri was to supply means of Illumination but the petition was ignored Kwpi Plan Cnlawfnlly Judge Conlan Issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Josenh Liuh charge of violating sections 1 and 63 of lnin71S87 fniended by ordinance 2JM which prohibit the keepln of pics within the lmlts of the city and county KttlntlIaJn was swora tbv8rUI ficer raine the Health Department When two health SSS ri1 residence thrie 2they fund flft n4 of swine house plKerjr at ot The detachment of convalescents of the First New York Regiment left behind by the regiment at Honolulu and brought to this city on tho Mariposa went East on the overland train last evening The Aator Battery Light Artillery con sisting of eighty three men under mm mand of Chaplain March will remain on board the steamer Senator until they or meir New York homes which will most likely be this evening They were to remain only long enough to be provided with clothing suitable for the cold climate they are to encounter In tho East They came clad in the clothing worn la mp and the War Department ould not let them undertake the long SiTS Journey without being suitably cujeiii lor ineir transportation have been made with the railroad Apey were given the option to remain on Presidio but preferred the former as long as it was agreeable to Colonel Long iepot Quartermaster The Senator made a quick and successful I Lcmln ta vraJ days ahead of scneduie Umtt 8h mmin ui overhauling anafesUl be made ready for a VX tnp tJLW when the Scandla and Morgan CitrHl on Jinn even earlier The War Denartmnt 1i nw caa metal lined coffins In this city which will vjc uy io oe taaen to Manila when the transports sail from here for that Port The remains rt ah amim will be brought back in those caskets for reinterment In American soil Th mains will be delivered at Government expense to relatives where they desire and me unclajmon nn nr fAA i the military cemetery nearest the point of landing Some of th wifflne Inn HF t111 ot soldiers who have died in The following orders have been issued by Major General Merrlam commanding the Department of California nl fv conipllance with instructions of the War Department for the mustermuster out of the Eighth California Volunteer infant rv Ann twr rtatto4Aa rrii4AKi Heavy Artlllerv thfniiV iit troops are ordered Major David ciuarirrs ana Dana TMrd Ar lfy Jrom Angel Island and one officer and eighty ellsted men Battery Third i fi 1 1 um rort aiason to Alcatrax island one non commlssloned officer and ten privates of Battery Third Artillery from Port Mason to Fort Baker one noncommissioned officer and ten privates rrom Fort Mason to Angel island two non commissioned officers and ten privates Fourth Cavalry from the Presidio to Benicla Barracks These details will be relieved monthly Major Guy Edle surgeon has been ordered to report to Colonel James Marshall Deputy QuartermasterQuartermaster General to act as medical Inspector lu the construction of the new general hospital now In course of erection at the Presidio Private William Bush tried by court uxuuai iur ueerrtion nas Deen round guilty of absence from his post without leave The sixty page New Years Chronicle covers the whole field of California industry and la lUSt the thlnir tn nit In Innnl lng friends abroad Price 5 cents a copy ASiraSMKNTS CALIFORNIA THEATER LABT TWO NIGHTS MATINEE TO DAT EDW1K BDWIN MAYO ATO Kayos Dramatisation of Mark Twains PUDrNHKAD PUDITNUKAD PUDDNHEAD PUDiyNUKAO WILSON WILSON EXTBA Beflnulng Jlonday Gus Heeges Original Swedish Comedy Drama YON YONSON Presented by a Strong Cast Headed by Ben Hendricks SEATS NOW READY BIRTHS HARRIS In this city January 9 the wife of Louis Harris of a daughter SMITH January 11 the wife of Louis Smith of a daughter MARRIAGES HANSEN HERVE January 11 Hansen i cMm mi nerve Dotn oi tnis city ana Jtay Futter and brother of Mrs Bert steta and Mrs Abrams a native ot Otr agea oa years touner iarteg papers please copy frr Friends and acqualntaaces are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow SanxUy at 943 oclock from the resldenca of bis brother in law 811rerstlnM Fell street Interment HllU of Eternity Cemetery by 11 oclock train from Third and Town send streets OEIssLEaJni this city January 12 Joseph uwMiHKiinnHam oi Anna ueisaier and father of Leopoldlne Maarer and grandfather of Oscar and Frederic Maurer a na jA nstrla aged 83 years and 6 months The funeral will take place this day Batur SK J11 19 oclock from his late residence 2220 Twenty rourth street corner of Kansas thence to Odd Fellows Cemetery where the remains will be cremated Incineration private Please omit flowers GUNNAR80N Ia this city January IS Au suis vuunarson a native or Sweden aged 42 years KENNEDY In this city January 18 Hattle Kennedy beloved sister of and Tryon a native of San Francisco aged 83 years and 2 montha The funeral will take place this day Sat yrf2 oclock from her late residence 1S33 Tenth avenue south of the Park Interment nrtvat KltOPP In this city January It John Ebe loved son of Ellen and the late Ernest hropp and brother of Walter Laura and Henry Krepp and Mrs Stover a native of Han Francisco aged 21 years 1 month and 13 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Saturday at 830 oclock from the family residence 1113 Vail Jo street thence to 8L Btlglds Church where a solemn requiem high mass will be oelebVated for the repose of his souL commencing at 8 oclock MELROY In this city January 13 Harriet Shober McElroy beloved mother ot Mrs A Van Duter a native of Lancaster Pa aged 83 years Lancaster papers please copy Friends are Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 1 oclock from her late residence the residence of her daughter Mrs A Van Duser 822 Guerrero street near Twenty first Interment private MACAULEY In this city January 12 entered Into rest Jane widow of Thomas Macauley Friends are Invited to be present at the funeral services this day Saturday at 2 Oclock to be held at the residence of her sister Mrs Sarah Ureer 822 Hyde street MARCUS In this city January 13 Emma beloved mother of Morris Marcus a native rj New York aged Wi yean 11 months and days1 Friends and acquaintance are respectfully nruea io aiiena tne tunerai to morrow Hun da at 2 oclock rrom her late residence 1830 Golden Gate avenue Interment Masonic Cemetery MEAGHER ln this city January 11 Michael beloved husband of the late Alicia Meagher and brother of Thomas William and the late John Meagher a native of County Limerick Ireland aged 62 years The funeral will take place this day Saturday at 015 oclock from his late residence 321 Oak street thence to Sacred Heart Church corner Fillmore and Fell streets where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 045 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by 1130 oclock train Third nu xownsend streets KXIOHTS OF ST PATRICK THE MEM bers of this society are requested to meet at 321 Oak street the late residence of our departed brother Michael Meagher at 9 oclock this day Saturday to attend his funeral BARRETT President JOH MDLHERN Cor Secretary MOORE In this city January 13 at the City and County Hospital Patrick Moore a native of New York aged 48 years OBRIEN In this city January 12 Catherine OBrien a native of Ireland aged 73 years OKEBFE In this city January 11 Michael Keefe a native of Philadelphia aged 18 years PARSONS In this city January 13 Thomas Raymond beloved son of and Nettle Parsons a native of San Francisco aged 6 months and 11 days rERRY In this city January IS Harry beloved husband of Lena Perry a native of Louisiana aged 44 years 11 months and 26 days REED In thlt city January 13 Ivmn husband of Loulea Reed and father of Orvllle Last Night of Augustln Dalys Comedy Hit E11L PMrl nted a native of Vermont THE MAOISTRAT hw uw yrars ana montns AUCSKMENTS TIVOU OPERJUUOCSE Mra Eraetlns Ere ling Proprietor and Manager I MATINEE TO DAT AC BRTNO THE CHILDREN THIS EVENING At LAST TEsttM Of Our Holiday Spectacle THE TIILOW DWARF COLUMBIA THEATER LAST TWO NIQHT8 MATINEE TO DAT The Quaint Comedian WILLIE COLLIER WILLIE COLLIER In the Uproariously Funny Comedy THE MAN FROM MEXICO THE MAN FROM MEXICO EXTRA Dea innlng Next Klonaay FRANK DANIELS And His Entire Comic Opera Company In the Oreat Success THE IDOLS EYE Exactly as Produced in New York SEATS NOW READY TK LO TEL LOW A DWARF NEXT WEEK The New York Operatn Triumph THE WKDDINO DAT Reappearance of the Favorite Cootralto MISS BERNICE HOLMES Popular Prices 25 sad 80 cents A Reserved Seat for the Matinee 23 cents Our Telephone BushS SECURE YOUR 8EATS IN ADVANCE COMEDY THEATER Formerly the Popular Bush LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES Tiring the Children to the Matinee To day Tofse John Stoves Big Spectacular Prcdoetlonof UNCLE TOMS CABIN Tba Only Legitimate Organisation Now Prop erly rresenung xnis taeai American urama PEOPLE 40 RAILROAD rwCTafKIt raCIFtr racino stsrsa TrstisM osmI stew ejAjs rKaasji csa i Paoa DeyitiMt arooa auea Saa Jew sad 7I0O4 BeaWa Siasaa aad I Mw nill SartJi I TiOOa Ebaba VrdliaaaZr taiailortaBdSaataJ Moaa AUsatU Kxpress Uflaa naa Moaftw JeerLweraE leaa himotu FwZg fcanXoSSai tk Trsaao Uakanaeia H7rt7 1 iESJSSSL lOrOOa VaUa MarthMa awlaw nam Uvsrsaeea gtaetiiTT KnvrrS lir SaonwaiAo Uver 8telaa MHm dioerMsrtiMa aa lZrr32r 20 Colored White 20 MOROSGOS GRAND OPERA HOU8E Walter Morosco Sole Lessee and Manager SEASON LAST WEEK OF THE Last Week of HI HENRYS HI HENRYS BIO MINSTREL I AGGREGATION -LIG MINSTREL AGGREGATION BIG I MINSTREL AGGREGATION 60 ALL WHITE PERFORMERS 50 Crowded Houki Nightly Entire Change of Programme Everything New SUNDAY EVENING NEXT LAST OF THE SEASON Popular Prices 10c 25c 00c MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ORPHEUM MATINEE TO DAY Saturday JAN 14th Parquet any seat 25c Balcony 10c Children 10c any part ot house BARTON HILL and CHARLES WILLARD Supported by ELLA SOTHERN and LU 111A suaji in Milton Nobles Farce Belinda Baileys Boarders KAUSE AND ROSA and Their Dutch Pickaninnies VOLLETTE AND CARLOS Balancing Acro GliORGE EVANS Monologue Artist PAPINTA PAPINTA ANNA TERESA BEROER DELTORELLI BROTHERS and THE RAPPO SISTERS Seats now on sale for Childrens Hospital Benefit WEDNESDAY January 18th A LCAZA 7bat8 bt SSlJV FAMILY MATINEE TO MORROW SUNDAY Prices 18c 25c 35c 50c Matinee 15c and 25c SEATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE AND EMPORIUM January 16th New Musical Comedy TWO MARRIED MEN UNIOX COIRSIXQ PARK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JANUARY 14th and 15th PUPPY And ALL AG ED STAKE 11000 iiooo 11100 IN PRIZES IN PRIZES TRAIN SERVICE Leaves Third and Town sem streets SATURDAY 1253 SUNDAY 11 A and IP Twenty fifth and Valencia streets live minutes later Returning from lark Immediately after last course San Mateo electric cars every ten mlnutea ADMISSION 25 CENTS LADIES FREE SIIERMAV CLAY COS HALL TUESDAY EVENING January lTth MATINEES WED and SAT Jan 18th 21st HELMONT Violinist IDA SIMMONS Pianist GRACE PRESTON Contralto Prices tl and 50 cents Seats at Sherman Clay A Co a Kaea CaljMo gmm lewvssnassw BVg2a wllaoV Womtlaad Kiicata MsmruU Onaiii 4i80y KUsa Maa Jose aad Sloekta otoerSaa Fiaadseo sad Los Aiuta Siaer Ctockioa Mrrasd rYeanrs BtMrManiMea Traey MeadeeaTiCSr Mojara Saoia SaebsrTaiJTS StOOp Paclflc Coast Umitedgpi Sl uri WIO uttM Xock ST1 Loula ChJeajra mA SiOOr Konireaa Mail IMm aad kua iOO Harwsnla miss tA i ehoor VM moor Yalleio tiooa4 SlOOr Onrn Ui ReAttat Purtl47 la I a 1 lio3rSnst limited iVessT Amlm ri sad East US LKAIIiUtl All HtlWtkMI rWWsPBw WWI Hwl KeaSsV HarwardatalMJesa5J ralWKPort Oista aad WaTiC footot Market Streatl iMeea latooa 10004 Illtee4 Bsoor Sioor toer aelraM Healaary ririT nirbssrg Klastnt 1 aaa La4re teatk 8aa Leaa4r aatadUle Lersase tfeerrr and aywarda Rasa throat Io Mtsa I rrom Miles COltiT Wthllll lsrTewfiasstk ailSANrmraOeaterrtUeisaJamjsW I zrr Bilar Newark Oeaierrma Baa Ahnadea FelkaL RaaVW i ftaata Om aad fttachal Sssttoaa lletarHaatera Imsm lu i 1 nqowmi cfeal lis THE TURF El The estate his been appraised at 82T28 81 MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Steamers dae and to sail to day and forth text six days re aa follows DEPART Cursrss Mexican ports Jux 14 CWooe Creacent City Jan 14 Pomona Eureka Areata etc Jan 14 Point Arena ft Arena and Mendocino Jan 14 aata Rosa Ban Diego and way porta Jan 14 Areata Ooos Bay and Port Orford Jan 14 JIUrTlnBrmdo0ByJan 4 Alice Bis achard Coos Bay Jan 14 Samoa Eureka Areata etc Jan it Cxariaa Seattle Jan 18 Usnatllla Victoria Paget Sound and wav porta Jan IS Ceam Bar Newport Baa Pedro ate Jan 18 Derte Hongkong via Humboldt and Yokohama i Jani 1 Olpsr Santa Cms and Monterey Jan IT Ills nra Portlind Asurrla aad way jpoets 4rsJaa IT George radar Astoria and Portland Jan 1 Coroaa San Diego and way ports Jan if Pomona Eureka Areata etc Jan 19 iwsis rwi enroca areata tejaa 18 Aloha Point Arena and Albtoa Jan Charles Weleoo Seattle and Taooma Jan Crescent Crty Crescent City i Jan Ortxaba Newport San Pedro etc Jan 20 ARRIVE Steamer Prom Due Cm stay Newport Saa Pedro etc 1 Jan 14 vAinaaos Ewreka Oooa Bay Astoria and way porta Csariaa Seattle and tXaooma Jan 14 tat of CaL Portland and Astoria Jan li Chartes Nelson aeattle aad Tacoma Jan 18 Chllkat Xareka EH Rlrerraad way rwru Jan 15 Oliwy Saota Ons aqd Monterey Jan IB Wyefteld NanalmoJ iJan It Aloha PoUtArena and Albion Jan 13 Wrtflnatoa Peparrunt Bay Jaa Kcrth Ferk Eureks Areata etc Jan If Coroaa Saa DJo aad way porta 4 Jasw Mtoaacona 4 Jaa18 Noyo Fort Bragg Jan 14 49tees Alaska Paget Soand and Vie toria iJaa IT ISawoa Eareka Arcataete Jan it Newburg Grays Harbor i I Jan IT COURT NOTES fSEhP ded Caterina Giuliani has applied for letters of SSSSSSS00 on M3Srtatof Savator The will of Johann Sohaef er was flled for pro t5reIrdr heqeethl a 85000 estate to bis widow Katharma BJhaefer Two quiet title suits commenced forty years wt1ml1 TMtrty moUon ofex JuCge William WaMaoe the rentownJr ot the property In dispute A voluntary petition In bankruptcy waa Died ln VJVEfWy strict cSurtylSirda ty Robert Tolft Jr a ranchman residing at Llneoltt Placer county Hit liabilities are scheduled at BJ with do asset TheJudgmeat of the Superior Court of Ban Lola Obispo county sentencing A Skld TBore to eight years Imprisonment In San Quen tln for fraudulently obtaining a promissory note for f2TT has been affirmed by the Su preme una The wOl of Jphn Morgan late president of awiwuwr wompany was med for pro hate yesterday He bexraeathsd nranm nlnd at 80U0O to bis widow and stated that bo mad no omuvsn 10 nia cniwren because he had provided tor them during his llf etlm The Supreme Court has reversed the order of us eapenor twin 01 urang county sustaining the demurrer of Byron Walbrtdg and Frank enaw to isiomunB cnarging tharn with the larceny ot 30 cents taken from Victor Ftnster on the ground of not being explicit enough la that It did not aver that it was taken from the possession of Floater Judge Oaroutt holds that tba Information showed that the money waa taken from Flaster and therefore be must have been In possession of it at the time HOTEL ARRIVALS GRAND HOTEL Veale Martin Burdlek Or Thieben Sacto Pelton Chicago Prince Sacto Xortberg Sacto White Berkeley Miss Xortberg Sacto i Carroll A Mrs Rejroore 111 Williams uuan str A McOill ni Mansfield Cal Hansen Or Brown Saa 3o 1 Mathena 6acto Todd Oakland Jones city White Sacto Weller Portland A KlebU ni Mra Mowrlag Cal Fdlaoa III McDonald Mania Mrs Thompson Cal jars eaynoo uiggt Row A Cal A Ogdea Sonera Mrs A Ogden Sonora ogdea Sonora Currier Los Ang HelUg Slma AJFarrecNeb Mr Lewis A Cal Lindsay VlsaUa Thomas Mil Valley Davta Salt Lake WCrabh OakviUe Sbepard Jr Cal Rennla St Helena CTraque Cat Flanlgan Big River Hugh Sta Clara Flanagan Big River 8 0 Wells Reno Mrs Richter HuriburtiCa HA nicklnger Cal Cromwell Treka Taylor Angels PALACE HOTEL A 8 Bacon Saa Jos Mrs Llaton Mont sirs a 0 jsaoon a Joso uair Mont rHOvtwHT Field Monterey CGHelget111 VPV Turner ni Big Rhemabroo 0 Tlllson Dl HrtPHTlIlsonni Doe Morrow 8 Peekham Mrs Balr A chid Mont RJ 8 BettelL Chile Mrs BettelU Chile RDHVrooBvN FB Drake 8 Chamberlain Mas JDRaplyNY Isaacs Folia Mack Bakersocldi Mrs Boysoei NT A Burton Lafayetu Mrs Fowning Reno Jf wooster jos miss rwurna Kno Braslan8 Joss if Rata Utah Glanders Portland 1 Linton Mont RoMnson 8 Hobart Cal TyA Millal Cal DEATHS ALLISON In this cltv lunm 19 rc Milton Allison beloved son of James and Nf 2 a iS0 hrothe of Mrs Rudolph and Mrs Delano and Mrs Dally JX 01 uaurornia aged 32 years 2 months and 7 day Friend and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Saturday at 11 oclock from hi late real dence 456 Guerrero street Interment Cypres Lawn Cemetery by electric funeral car ANDERSON In this city January 18 Annie Anderson a natlv of California aged 3S year ANDERSON In this city January 11 John Anderson a native of Norway areri vr EATCHELDER In this city January 13 Fl ueiia Deroveo wite or tne late Captain Timothy Batchelder and mother of Wllllro and Batchelder a native of Bath Me i aged 75 years 6 montha and 8 day I Notice or funeral hereafter BAUER In thl city January 13 John dearly beloved husband of LJxxle Bauer and son of John and Justine Bauer and brother of Fred and Bauer a native of Philadelphia aged 38 years 6 montha and 28 day BELA8CO In thl city January 11 Reyna beloved wife of Abraham Belaaco mother of David Israel Fred Walter 8ally Henry and Edward Belaaco Mrs Sarah Mayer and Mrs Hannah Heringhl a native of London England aged 88 years New York and London paper please copy Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral ssrvlces to morrowmorrow Sunday at 1030 oclock at her late residence 174 Clara street between Fourth and Fifth Interment Hills of Etemitv Cemetery by the 1180 oclock train from iniru ana rownaend treet BREEN In Oakland January IS Eugene eldest son of the late Edward Breen a native of San Juan Cal aged 40 years The funeral will take place at San Jose to raorrpsr Sunday upon the arrival of the 9 ciock train rrom Oakland BRENNAN In thl city January 9 James Brennan a native of Ireland aged 63 years BURLING In Philadelphia January IS suddenly James Burling formerly of San Francisco aged 61 years CALDWELL In this city January 12 Hugh Maxwell beloved husband of Mary Caldwell and rather of Albert Caldwell a native of New York aged 46 years Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend the funeral service this day Saturday at 2 oclock at bis late residence 129 Diamond street Interment private CAMPBELL In this city January 12 Mary A beloved wife of Shadriek Campbell nu dearly beloved mother of James Campbell sister of Mrs Blum Mr Williams James aad Josle Foley and the late Mrs Caroline jenress ana aaugnter 01 tne late Foley a native of Maryrvlll Cal Friend arid acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow tSunday at 830 oclock from her late residence 238 Guerrero street thence to Mlislon Dolores Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery CARROLL la thl city January 11 John Carroll a native of Ireland aged 71 year CASSIDY In this city January 12 Thomas Cassldy a native of Athboy County Meath Ireland aged 38 years Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Saturday at 9 oclock from the parlor of a OConnor ft Co 7C7 Mission street thence to St Francis Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the pose of his soul commencing at 930 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery CONNOLLY In thl city January 12 Suaan Connolly a native of Ireland aged 42 years DULAC In this city January 11 Jean Dutac a native of France aged 63 years ERICKSON In this city January 10 John Eriekson a native of Finland aged 39 reara FLETTBR In Alameda January 12 Freeborn jacoe neuer oetovea nubana of Augusta Troll Fletter and father of Charles Oliver aad Wallace Troll Fletter a native of Spencerville Ind aged 51 years sod 1 month Friends aad acquaintances are respectfully inviiMi i Hwm Kmru vrrioes lo raorrow Sunday at 1 oclock at Masonic Temple rEGAN In this city January 11 Mary Ann Regan a native or Ireland aged 6u year ROBERTSON In thl city January 13 John beloved son of John and Annie Robertson and brother of Lawrence Thoma and Evalyn Robertson a native of San Francisco aged 9 montha and 6 days RONDEAU In this city January 13 May ieu one 01 liouis a itondeau a native of Massachusetts aged 54 years 8 month and 12 aays Friends and acquaintances are repeetfully lnvlted to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 1 oclock rrom ber late reldence 334 Third avenue Interment Cypres Lawn Cemetery SLINKEY In this city January 18 Christine beloved wife or Sllnkey and mother of Lillian and Milton Otto Sllnkey a native of Germany aged 54 year OLD FRIENDS OFFICERS AND MEM ber of the Society of Old Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral of Mrs Sllnkey wife of the secretary of the Old Friend to morrow Sunday from the parlors of A Martin A Co 118 Geary ttreet CAPTAIN HOWELL President JAMES OCONNOR Vice President BUTTER In thl city January 10 Minnie Sutter a native of Switzerland aged 26 years VENN In this city January 11 George beloved son of Charles and Catherine Venn and brother of Mrs Ollbert Mrs A Messec and Harry Maud and Gertrude enn a native of San Francisco aged 19 year 10 montha and 18 day Detroit Mich paper please coovl Frlendi and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 2 oclock from his late residence Tln02 Laguna street Interment private VOSTI ln this city January 11 Tni vni beloved father of Louisa Vosti brother of vriii uii native 01 Switzerland aged 45 year Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 830 oclock from the parlor or Godeau 305 Montgomery avenue thence to the French Church Notre Dame des Vlc tolre where a high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 0 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery WATSON In San Lorenio January 11 Robert Watson beloved husband of Margaret Wat on father of Mr Davis Mrs Birch and mi Bivv iiLe 01 Scotland aged 70 year 8 months and 20 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Saturday at 1 oclock from hi late residence Interment San Lorenzo Cemetery WILLIAMS In this cHy January 13 Henry beloved husband of Agnes Williams and father of Henry and Edith Williams a native of Ohio aged 37 years and 6 months WOODS In Merced county January 11 William beloved husband of Susie Wood and father of Florence and Elmer Woods and beloved son of sSid 31 A Woods a native of Missouri aged 34 years and 8 months Friend and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services thl day Saturday at 2 oclock at Union street Presbyterian Church West Oakland under tho auspices of Division No 283 Brotherhood ot Locomotive Engineers Prices 15c 23c 35c 50c Owing to the death of Mrs Rerna Be lasco there will be no performance Sunday nht night Next Week SEATS A TEMPERANCE TOWN NOW ON SALE CHUTES Z00ErEENO GREAT BILL IN THE FREE THEATER P1ANKA the LADY OF LIONS I 1 A A the LADY OF LIONS PIANKA the LADY OF LIONS The Sensation of Two Continents AND A HOST OF ATTRACTIONS DONT FAIL TO SEE THE OSSIFIED MAN 10c Including Zoo and Theater Children 5c OCEAN STEAMERS INGLESIDE TRACK The Grandest racing plant In America Chicago Chronicle FIVE OR MORE RACES DAELT SATURDAT THE SAN RAFAEL STAKES three year olds selling one mile 37 en trie a Trains leave Third street Station at 1245 ami 115 ROUND TRIP TICKETS 23 CENTS Electric cars on Mission and Kearny streets every three mlnutea ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR 8 ANDROUS President GREEN Secretary RAILROAD TRAVEL OCEAN STEAMERS AMERICAN LINE SOUTHAMPTON LONDON PARIS From New York Every Wednesday at 10 A St Louis January 18St Louis Februarv A Pari January 25 Pari February 15 St Paul February lst Paul February 22 RtD TA Utt NtW YORK aad AITWtRF From New York Every Wednesday 12 Noon nooruimnu Jta lsrtoumwark Fh i itiiwn i mnn csierniana Feb 8 rnuuui A riUAUG WINTErTcRUISE TO THE SCENES OF THE BATTLE FIELDS OF THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR The American Line twin screw mall 8 New York tU 8 auxiliary cruiser Harvard will sail from New York March 4J690 visiting Havana Santiago Siboney Balqulrii Ouuitanamo San Juan Ponce Windward Islands and Jamaica Duration of trip thirty one days lacsage 8200 and upward For full Information regarding rates itinerary accommodation etc apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO SO Montgomery street UBRMAS MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE WORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMKRI LLO CAN LINE EXPRESS STEAMERS FROM NEW TORV TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES and GENOA tKaier II Jan tS tEms teb 2S tAller Feb 4 Maale Mb i BUmarck Feb If I tAller T7Mcb 18 Also for Alexandria Egypt on February 4th end March 4th Return ticket available for the steamer ol either line from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen London Southampton orth Uermaa Lloyd Oelriehs Co Agts Be Hag Ur I hour Capklle Gen Art Pacific Coast 140 Montgomery st I 40 1 California st and Ban Francisco 1 lb Montgomery slSf Haasbarc Asserlcaa lAae HERZOOACO uen agw rac Coast North Pacific Coast Railroad Via Sausailto Ferry FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY AND SAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS 720 930 110 A 145 345 515 00 830 EXTRA TRIPS For San Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1130 SUNDAYS 10OO llSO A etlS 300 430 815 I Trains marked run to San Quentln FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO WEEK DAYS 63 8J5 743 SSO A 1220 220 343 S06 EXTRA TIUPS On Monday Wednesday and Saturdays at 840 8UNDAYS620 800 lOiOO Ml A 115 310 440 20 Trains market start from San Quentln FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO WEEK DAT8 543 843 755 840 A 1235 243 350 520 EXTRA TRIPS On Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 70 14 SUNDAYS SjOO 1003 A 1208 120 220 800 620 THROUGH TRAINS 720 A Week Days Cazadero and way stations 145 Saturdays Duncan Mills and way stations 800 A Sunday Duncan Milts and wav CREEK ROUTE rERIv rui III riisO30 rt sf Isrtst toeaflblwr 711 00 UMtM tX3 lata 409 1940 frsatllUn fsstsf Inassi IcMlskl 1U C0 IXfl tica MM tta SE5 CUtSt blfisiol iresaaasoL mini rf TUJ ZvVt 1 Vie asa Jose a4 Wr guttata ciS AUaedaa Wadaeadsis aahrl ia aaa au JTrfT wwmn mm a 11 rHa USaj TaelS Graee Psea SaUsa Ila lfctspo aaadalupa Son aI riKiH wr ftiH ZJ IOt4 hiJaatuJ War Wiinua lltSOa lu Jaa Wr SlsasMr SidSraaa Matao Redwood MsalsnV Palo Alto SaoUCJarv ulm Ollror Hollistac 8ka Ona Saltnaa Moatway aad FtSla Grots a SMe8aaJoejMlwar3tatfcMs JsS ry ntOOrsaaJeseattdrrlaeipaJWsjatAtsBj SlSerSsaJoaasadrrlDolpalWtiSutlasi ta Sixer Saa Josa sad Wsf Statioas Hli4r Saw Jeea sad War atatlotis tsf Haiadsta asaaiitad Swndmva aetv tktmi iMosxlaysaaarinnday iTti iliSai4sss laiB aaraa weaneaoays I naiiili sal aaas The PAC1V1C TRAXSFEH cnxutur will can ta aad case baggag tram MoauaJ residencaa Iaaalr of Ticket AsaatsiafiJ iara ana euer auormsnoa stations MT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAr Via SausaUto Ftrry Leave San Francisco Commencing Sunda September 11 189S WEEK DAlb l3t A 145 SUNDAYS 300 100 1130 A 114 Round trip from Mill Valley tl THOS COOK A SON Agents 021 Market street San Francisco CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTER nij LESSEE SAN FRANCISCO 4k XORTH ill RAILWAY COMPAHT TIBURON FERRY FOOT OF XASXaM Sast Praaelaeo to Saa Rafael WEEK DAYS TtO 300 1100 AX 8 330 310 30 Thursday CXStEr at 1130 Saturdays Extra troaii and 1130 I SUNDATB AOO 9 JO 110 AMlMltlr owj oao at San Rafael to Saa rraaeiiea WEEK DAY8 10 T30 30 lldti1 124a 340 310 Sarardaya Cxoata at 153 and 33 SUNDAYS 810 940 1110 A sL 1AM 300 aad 620 Between San Francisco and BchaetJSirH same sonsouie as above i OCEAX STEAMERS OCCIDENTAL at ORIENTAL CO OTEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF rnn IO ner First and Bran nan street 1 for lUlunAM ana nunuwnu calling at Kob Hkgo Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India etc No cargo received on board on day of railing DORIC via Honolulu Tuesday Jan 17 COPTIC Tla Honolulu Saturday Feb 11 GAELIC via Honolula Thursday March 9 DORIC Tla Honolulu Tuesday April 4 Round trip ticket at reduced rate For freight and passag apply at companys office 421 Market street corner First STUBBS General Manager COOKS TOURS and TICKETS HAWAII JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES xrosrammes free on application THOS COOK A SON All MARKET STREKT a BAT AND RIVER STEAMERS corner or Park street and Alameda avenna Alameda Interment Mountain View Ceme i tery nease omit nowers roGARTY In this city January 11 Thomas Michael and Mary Fogarty aad brother of wiuism jenntc cnarte Nellie Florence and James Fogarty and Mrs David WIN son and brother in law of Mrs Lauter wasser Mrs Jones and John Butler a na trvc oi nan rranc woo agea years Friends aad acquaintances are respectfully lamed to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 1 oclock from his late residence 68 Coarerse street thence to St Josephs Church i or erncea interment iioty cross cemetery FOSTER la this city January 10 Mrs Jennie Foster beloved mot ner of Mrs Curtis of San Frandaco Mrs Taylor of BoJ ton aad Frank Foster of Saa Francisco a satire of Nora Scotia aged 57 years months aad days Nora Scotia aad Boston papers please copy Friends are reapectfully Invited to attend the funeral Mrrlcoa this day Saturday at 2 oclock at the First Congregational Church corner of Poet and Mason ttreeta yCTTER ln this dty JaaaaryU Jacob rutier ot ouaerteaDcioTea muband of Rebecca Fatter and father at Samuel Sadie FOR NAVT YARD AND VALLEJO STEAMER MONTlCELLO MON TUES Wed Thur and Sat at 945 A 3lf and JO axeapt Thursday night 1 Trt IOtU1 and 8udalrV loS 7 ffvi Ji1 Bd offlc Mission street Deck Pier No A Telephone Mala 130 mHE WEEKLT CHRONICLaT HAS BEEN enlarged In else and reduced la price to 1 SO cti wpv i nata ORTH GERM AX LLOYD 9 CO IrVAST EXPRESS SERVICE SOUTHAMP 1 TON LONDON BREMEN 4AJr Lrhn Tuesday January 24th 10 A Fiale Tuesday January 31st 10 A Lalm Tuesday February 21st 10 A Trave Tuesday March 7th 10 A Kals der GrosseTuea March 14th 10 A OBLU1CH8 A CO Agt 2 Bowling Orn XY ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent Pacific Coat 140 Montgomery street niiturrityMMitaiFoxTti Direct to Paris London Hazubarar A Victoria April ejF Bismarck May 4 mmmmr iirtieciv xork Haiubnrs Direct Phoenicia Jan 21 Brasilia Feb 4 Pennsylvania Jan 2wpslatla Feb 11 Hamburg American Line 37 Broadway HERZOO A CO General Acenta Prfflr 401 California street comer Sanaome and IIS nviwuiti sraisrch ojvn resVnClSCO MEDICAL Br Gibbons Bispeasarr KEABNT SIT Establlsbed a ssoa rar uia treatment ol lri siaaoaeais4 MausBjeMsel Debility Of Dlaoaaaa wearlnr mi body and mind All stages of weakness conseqneeit opoo the mra af brnaraiw th mMwmm nil His aiseaaes nr year atanaiag snoceasruuy treated Tne sffllrted should call upoo him Tbedoetor has traveled extensively In Koropeand Inspected thoroughly iba Tarho hospital there obtaining a great deal of valuable information which he Iseoenpetent to hnpart to those In need of hlaaeirlies The Doctor core hu rhraalL Try him DA OIBBOI will make wo charge wiicmBrrnnisa ctitw it ai a niSTaiirr iTisr beCOKEO AT IIOHE Cure guaranteed Ail commnnlcatlons strlctlr coofldenual Cbargea reaaooablo Call ar write The most success 1 41IBBsNs fol SoedallSL Address DR AA taoansy Sureet SJaua Jrasialsaa Cmt WINTER CRUISE TO THE ORIENT BY THE TWI SCREW FXPIiESS 8 AUQUSTE VICTORIA OF THE HAMBlRGAMhRICAX UVB Leaving New York Jannarv 2K taoo bnlt Algiers Genoa Vlliefranche vn umiLm Aiouan Cairo and the Pyramid Jaffa Jerusalem and the Dead 0l Bill 1 Cna IT VM iiuaysn Alliens i alermo Naples Oanoa and return to Naw York Dural tlon days ratea 3450 and upward All sn polMments strictly flrst clsss HasiborB Aaiericaa La 37 BreadWN IIER20U A CO General Agents Paclflc Cosat 401 California St cor Sanaome and US Monti gomery st San Francisco TRAXS COMPAGYIE GESERALE ATLAKT1QCE TRENCH LINE DIRECT TO HAVH1B JT PARIS inuNPn AVRK USL Si01 MltAlL from Pi I 42 North IUvcr Finos JL Ji I La OaaCogMJan TLa Champagne Jan i latal to Hlw VpwartTfplr cent reduction on round trip Second claae Uarr S46 10 rr cent rwductlorToBndlri OENERAL AGENCY FOB UTTKDBTATj a AND CANADA Bowling Orotrl New Tork Offleee1 Fi JCDOAZI CO Po Coast Agenta 8 Montgomery are San FranSeo7 PACIFIC COAST STEAMSUIPv CO ftToEAJiERS LEAVE BROADWAY WHARF San Francisco 3 Febru0 transfer at Seattle LrcctoriVancouTN a Town vP tit1 TJSSom Anacortes and Ji rbT and every flfth day thereafter change at Seattle to this company to at ancouver to Br For Eureka Humboldt Barl 2 Ja 5Ii 1 924 hruary 3 and erery lifth day thereafter IIC1 Monterey San Simeon Cay ucos Prt Harford San Luis Obispo Oa viola banta Barbara vnmr uZ Eat San Pedro Los Angeles and NewportTfl A January 4 8 12 16 20 S4 28 February 1 ry Murth day thereafter fsTrr Ju tJ0 VWn on Port Harford San Luis Obtspo Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles and Redondo Loa Angeles 11 A January 2 6 JO 14 1A 22 28 so February every fourth day thereafter MU dalena Bay Saa Jose del Cabo Maxatlan Altata La Pas Santa Rosalia and Guaymas Mexico 10 A January la February 3 March AprU A 7 For further Information obtain folder The company reserves the right to change anJhSurorSlUn110 PaEaTctufeE 4 GOODALh PERKINS A CO GenI Agents 10 Market street San Francisco PACIFIC MAIL STBAUSmp CO rpHROUGH UNE TO NEW YORK YIA A Panama calling at various points of Mexico and Central AmeHca wiling at 12 It ESS Company wharf First and Brann tree City ofSydne stllaTjo rltA XrVrxf HONOLULU and till Khe Nsgasakl aad Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with ataarifo7laSa etc sail lag at 1 from ComsaaTwhIrr First and Brannaa km Ws wharf CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO Febrnar CITT OF PEKINO SHJ CHINA IT March No cargo received on board on day ofsaU iniT gound trlp tickets at reducad rates num cmcl 4i CooPMr ALEXANDER CENTER Oeneral Agent Leave In Xffae asraj Saa Francisco Oct 18 Saa Jasasw Week I Sua Oxsrrxa Sos Itl Daya days not cays 8sa 73Uaa 800 am Novata 1040a I Xtn 80am Patalama IMMI4 610 ns laaw Santa Roaa Mrai4SB Fuitoa a sai 730 aa Windsor Ms SHMaar Bsaldsksrf 739 Ml Lytios 1 Oeyservtlle 130 Clovardale M3B IJHlAM 80 aa Hoplaaa 7Mnr 7 SO am 8i00 an Gaersenas sTrajxSB 3JUJM Tssl 7 Jo am SaOOaM eWwoma TTIiTlxfSasI tuorn Xtu Olao Eiles 4il0ndM Jakt 8KaM BebaslopaL lO 4oa2lB JUM aWar TrailssseW Stares oonoact at Saata Rosa for Ibst Springs at Lytton for Lytton Sprtss11 serviu ror Bkaggs springs at cuw tb Geyaers at Uopland for Dunces tiignisaa springs Keneyvm Springs Soda Bay Lskacort aai Sorters at Lklah for Vlchv SorUtrs1 Ktrtn Hu Ik Tah1 nu Laaa Springs Upper Lake Forro Potterl John Day a Riverside Uerleya Sanhedrln Height Hullvlile BooarrtaO TtiS Unrlr UiiMlfM clt sr JS Weatport Usai WlUltt Iytcortlki blnrs Sairs Springs Harris Ol Boot la and Eureka Saturday Monday xoua4 trt duced rates trf in On Sundays Round trip tickets Mt beyond Ban Rafael at naif rates ticket Offices 030 Market trseVI tsaretliOlaaaw WMmNO XKD General Manager Gen Fssa California Limited Santa FeRfM TOYO KISEN Oriental 1 KAI9RA Co STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHAR1V COR net First and Braanan WmlalP it uZ YOKOHAMA and HONOKONf eaflins Koue Hlogo Naaasskl aad i SUSES coanaeUng at Hongkong wltklsteimefs tor inlla etc No cargo received iTSi day of aalllng -NIPPON MARUWdnesdar Janua AMERICA AROJJUTtSaaabruaiw I HONGKONO MARUr uVMay Marel li Vs Honolulu Rooad trin tuEZZriTiS rate For freight aad passage motilrmFZZr cumvr jrirst vR CURTIS Oeneral Agent AZORES NAPLES AND GENOA BT RINCIl LINES NEW STEAMERS Cabin 338 and IT1WJI inSSlii jJ ib VJS flCCANIC Sail Otf H0NLULU MARIPOSA via Honolulu to New ZaT ZZZZTTlllaraIJ 8B 2 RICHARD COm41 Broadway KTV re4At3a7 VtSttl teVrsscef Conneetlns Owl Train Ui Franclsoo at SUNDAY TUESDAY going via Los Angelao tnrougn southern can Arrives In Chicago atOtMJ tne Tonowing rnurMsro oaj ana Tuesaaj ruriT New York at 130 I 8unday and Wednesday DINING OARS BUFFIT ODservatlon Car and i Lighted Sleeping Cars This Train I In Addition Dally Overland Express SaaFruciscoticketOfre SreoL TlcahoeUale 03L OaLlaad eflke UI8 Braadwgf Socrameato Offke 201 StreeA Saa Jose Office 7 West Stat THE SF SAN JOAQUIM VAU0I From Nov luleaa rata wttlrsJ Southbound Statioaa Pas sengsr Lally 20am 10luam ll4oam USora SJOpm izsaapmj MUd Sunday lExoeptd lviaai Wpm T45D3 llJOaml J0pmt Stockton Mereed Fresno Haaford BakerstUld Vtaslla sjSS ffJO 1 For particulars of tag Ursj ttaa Iaolra4TrafaeMasarr7 Marsat street aan Fraacisoa PARTIES DESIRLVO 0JTia rkMuu kiui iSalls IP Stately the sapertnteadeot et tb JJf0 111 5r.

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