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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 12

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MWt TV fi 4 l5 ar A sr jFttqic5PPSEr OTa 3Ll900 lk iltRRONi rffi FortTprtiii eatrnnea tw San Franelseo TUt Myiefflelal authority the SBpcrtatendctjt 1 KOTK4The hlghsaaaiowfWsters occur at th CUy Froni Mission street wharf abwit 21 mlo utea Isttr than at Fort TrtAV Urn height Udt I the same at both plaere --ii in i i ilaAJtVIf iUJUiIt STEAMER CITY OF PEpQ SAILS FOR iJ Uaiosc riiKiPAS Wreclf iot Ioyeturota of Armr Trnuportm rVVr 5 the Ship Sierra Nevada ilepartnrelared may so Tj ICI Wl it UEWtltr yjU Mi 301 8451 08 2S 48 a 4lV38 iti1 tr WKt IH tf Feeti Feeti IP mj 321 Feat ltss 4o LW T30 021 248 813 02lS32 Sin OSl 4171 fl35 04l 1014 L3l37 luiw AJi jwt Mnn It 4l Tltt 49 823j 401 83 sni 10321 811 A3 3a 3 0 Ht a1 mat 50 nVltS mm iTht steamer CUyMpf Peking sailed al i clocX yeattrdaxaf Cer ppon piv lloagr lepng via HonfilulULand Ypolamaf Jler jnost ipotablepassenserjJafcXTQueeii LUl uokalanl of Hawaii who 1 en route to her home at Honolulu Shei ISjaecompanlecl bjr IC Wilcox bertravellng isonipahlon afedf6nnerly anlhtlmatefrlendiof King Kalakausu DrsEngllsh and Joseph Hele luhe the ex Queeaa secretary are also tbe partri Other prominent passengers all or Ilonolulu are Consul General Hay Vo returning rromaibrlef visit here Pr Day member of the Honolulu Board of Health qar Vldemahri and wife who IsWthe daughter oCSam Parker a well khtivi HawaUan and Flf Hatch and Wife Thomas of the InternalJley enue Service goes to Honolulu to establish a branch ot the Berrlce In the islands Count Valanger Is a passenger for Japan Nineteen Japanese steerage pas sengers who arrived on the steamers Energia and Thyra and were ordered deported were sent Jaack In the City of Peking Three of ythe Japanese moved to desperation at being restrained by the of fk lals attempted to escape from tbe steamer by running down the gangplank but were forcibly prevented from landing by Inspector Geffeney The list of cabin passengers who sailed was as follows AIl3s Clara Lowrle ills Kay Hatch and wife children and maid Thomas Driscolt Colman Mrs Bullard and three children Dr Kng lish John Amoku MUs JiXewls Mrs Goodhue Mrs Kitty Benjamin Mrs Ahlborn son and daughter 1LF Davison wife and child Ronald Kennedy JUcharda Adam Heydon Count Valangev Keohokslole WV Hen lrlVk Booney Consol General Haj wood William Wilcox Rohrer ad wife Miss Mlmle Locke Daisy Rohr erMr KUlott Mrs Cook Mr Halter Dr Day Mrs James Luttel and daughter MU A Robney Miss Jt Rooney Frlcfc and wife A CoOmbs and wife Olga Bergerv IfOulseCPond iTrs Wales and two children WVA Morrlssey Johnson Mr Barkley and wife Mrs Zangenberg Miss Zangenberg Moementu of Transports An example of rapid work in getting a big steamer ready for a voyage Is seen on the Army transport Egbert a el the Missouri Only a few days ago confusion reigned on the Egbert and much remained to be donbeforthe vessel could be sent to sea A smalParmyofmen so many In fact that they appeared to be In each ethers way was put at work and to morrow the Egbert sails for Seattle glistening from stem to stern and with all her machinery In fine order She will load supplies at the northern port for Alaska The Army transport Sherman will sail at noon Friday for Guam andi Manila via Honolulu wjth passengers mall and 6000 tons of commUsary Btores Captain tlarnesor of the transport ser lce expects the transport Meade to arrive any hour According to his calculations the Meade was due yesterday Major General ElweH 6 Qtls who has bad command of the troopa in the Philippines Is coming on the transport Wreck or ho Sierra Ttevada Information has been received from Liverpool giving particulars ot the loss Of lhe ateel ship 8lerra Nevada which was wrecked on May th on London Bridge ock outside of Port Phillips at the entrance of Melbourne harbor Captain Bcott and twenty two menwere drowned only live of the crew being saved They were Orlmths Delahunty Guffln McCoy and Freeman McCoy was so badly Injured while being rescued through the 4 surf that he may die The Sierra Nevada went to Pieces soon Rafter striking the recks and her careo or reneral mrrhnn dise was strewn along the coast The ship lert this port on June 1st last with a cargo of wheat for Europe and then loaded for the voyage which proved her last Captain Scott leaves a wife three daughters and three sons One of the sons is an apprentice on the British ship Blerra Pedroaa now lr this port Jfoyoa Depart re Delayed The steamer oyo failed to getlaway tor Nome yesterday although scheduled to sal at 3 oclock The amount of freight tilt tobe loaded on the steamer and the general confusion that prevails in and around a Nome bound vessel prevented the Noys from sailing and the time of departurewas fixed for 3 oclock this afternoon The Noyowlll take over ninety Eassengers thirty four horses and several undred tons of freight ZJJ i i at yqnritiayv I KOTKT i lnT tBlxe tabalatlOD of jtMrat th Sally tides are gUenlvle order of tielrflcemy rs Hce eommcncliiff with tbe earlr woralng tide tn tbe lfft band ild celomn aad the atmeedlnje tides as thx oecnr as to time on seme dars hot tbrre tide ercurCttie aaaal foartb tide ccenrrtnt tai followlne uoralmrTU i i The oomn nl belrt irtrea th eleTatlon tl aeh tide above or helow the plane of Coast Ssrrer Chart SmdtJis tb nnmbere are always addt to the ehart deptba nnleas preceded by thf niton tlrn or dah twben tbe number la vabj tractlTe from depths flien on the ehart MOVEMSKT5 6 8TPERS Steamers doe and to sail to daj and for theaezl seven days are as follows tais DEPABT Steamers For Jni Acstralts flonolnla ay North Kork Eureka Areata etc i May SO City of Paebla Victoria Pnet Sound and AUska iiiftiJay 31 National CUy Fort Brags Tiily lumtta Newport Ssn Pablo etc Mr 3 1 Ignaeto Marlsealr Mejleaa ports iiTlIayU Kmplre Coos Bay ivvMay 31 Gtiwy SnU Crna and Monterey June 1 Coqullle ItlTer Grays Harbor iw June 1 8aa Jose Cape Nome and 8t Mlehael June2 State of CaL Astoria and Portland June 2 Pomona Eureka Airits eteMsvJune 2 Crescent City Creacent City viirtJune Santa ttoaa San Diego and way ports June 1 nnmboldt Cape JJoine and StMleelJune2 NewburtvrG rays Ilarbor June 2 Del Norte Eureka Coos Bay Astoria and Portland Jnn National Clty Fort Bragg June 4 mat arena Arena ana uraoocnje Coob Bay Newport Sin Pedro etc June 4 WaU Walla VletorU Pugct Sound and Alaska June 5 Areata Coos Bay and Port Orfordsri June 5 Gaelic Hongkong Tla Honolulu and Toko hama iJne 6 Corona San Diego and wy ports June 0 ARRIVE Steamers From Due State ot Cal Portland and Astoria slay 30 National City Fort Bragg My 30 lltanla Naaalma Hy 30 tnleerse Oyster Harbor My 30 Crcseent City Crescent City iy si tvmona Eureka Areata ete Uy 31 Santa Rosa San Diego and way porta slay 31 Progreeo Taeoma Uy 31 Matteawan Taeoma May 21 Gipsy Santa Cms and Monterey May 31 ljucor Hamburg and way ports May 31 Del Norte Portland Astoria Cpos Bay and Eureka i Jane 1 City of Sydney New York via Panama Jane 1 Mariposa Sydney rta Auckland and Honolulu June 1 Walla WaUa Alaska Puget Bound and Victoria June 1 Pjjlnt Arena Mendocino and Pt Arena June 1 Robert Adamson Nanalmo Jnne 1 Mar lnaw Seattle Jane 1 WeirjnjtOD Oj ler Harbor CJune 1 Ooot Bar Newport San Pedro etc Jane Xewburg San Pedro June 3 Areata Cooa Bay and Port Orford June 3 National Cltr Fort Drari Jone Hardware 4 es Kleftrical Gooda lcsk lBk aiZ lt eel KalU 2 Anna and Ammunttlenc6 ea Hoots and Shoea 34 1 Iba Cheeset 2lM lb Sugari 3 pkgs Marblnery 14b0 pkgs Groeerleaaml ITo TUlona sea gala and 3 cs Whisky 20Scs Canned Ooftda 203D gala and bbls WlnevDOOlba lleansf fttbg lbs Dried Krnlta tS4 lbs llama and Bacon 4 bale tather To Manila CTpkrs Grocerlea and Prorlf Ions 3O0O lbs Hams and Bacon 12 es Hardware WO Wlilakyiia imifs 40 Wine TSes Canned Good Tl pkaa Machinery 15 bales raperv 153 pkga Beer 2tpkga BleyrleirTrt lbs Olncose cs Blackberry Brandy 2 bales Dry Gvodsi To Corea 25 pkgs Groceries and tTOTlslonst To VlailiTOMtok tna lh Itrx srn ib rrtid rrutt 2 Boot and Saoes 170 pkea Itailroad Material 30 pkgs Groceries and ProrUlons To Siam 43 pkca Groceries and ProTUlim Tolndia Scs Canned Goods i 9 oingapore ao uhidhi unoai The steamer also carried Sinasns Troinir of which 316700 was SUrer Iiulllon ST3CO0 Mexl taa DoUars and S235 as GoldCulny -T ari5 Additional Mnnlfeata jTherewere several manlfeats fifed at the Ciis tom bonse yrsterdayxrhtch represented addition to the cargo of thoatramcr UolonVrhleh sailed ou Monday for Panama and way porta Theaddl ttonalmanlfcata Include the following merchant dlse rr To Central America 55 pkgs Groceries and ProTlsons Ss cUl1m 4 pkgs Paints and Oils 47S2 lbs Rice 200 lbs Spice 10 hxs Balslna 20 pVg Potatoes Wheat for Europe The British ship Sierra Pedrosa was cleared yvtterdsy for Queenstown for orders with 85323 ecntala of Wheat valued at 30000 and 15000 1 of Lumber as dunnage rained at 223 civiii service examination Gipsy Santa Cnu and Monterey June 3 The Government Haa Vmn tor a Number of Capable Men The United States Civil Service Commission made announcement yesterday of examinations totake place in this city as follows July 10th and 11th assistant surgeon at the Immigration Office EI119 island at a compensation of 11 a day Julr loth nth 12th and 13th ship draughtsman and assistant ship draughtsman paying at Portsmouth1 II 6 a day and at Mare island the Union Iron Works EUxabeth and Norfolk ft a day July 10th and 11th structural steel draughtsman at Washington Navy Yard at a compensation of 4 a day and also for the position of draughtsman in the Surveyor Generals office at Helena Mont at 1200 per annum and for draughtsman in the Land Office at Salt Lake City paying a salary of 1000 per annum July 12th 13th and 14th architectural and structural draughtsman at Boston Mass at 1 a day BIRTHS FALLKK In this city May 27 ths wife of Fallek of a son FBT In this elty May 20 the wife of George Fry of a son MARRIAGES MACTNDOE NIXOX In this city June 20 by Rer 8 Hodgtn Walter Maclndoe to El lube th Nixon both of this city fl mSSPi fc imwk to Si re- Harbor Hospital Cases John Pitt of MS Harrison street was taken to the Harbor Hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from a fracture of the left kneecap The injury was the result ui iii inisstep in jumping irom a wagon He was attended by Dr Bauer and given a cot in the hospital William Cronln of 24 Spruce place wak badly burned on the hands and wrists yesterday by the overturning of a pot of molten brass at Natoma and Fremont streets He was treated at the Harbor Hospital by Spot tis wood The Iforbor Comniiaslon The regular meeting of thellarbor Com mission will be held to morrow afternoon Instead of to day when President Parts Kilbum who has been 111 Is expected to be present The most Important matter to be considered will be the removal of the Bpear street dry dock Neiv aioater tor Muiielcrag The bark Musselcrag was released from Suarantlne yesterday and was brought own to the stream It Is said that a new roaster for the bark Is on his way out from England the owners being dlssatis fledwlth Captain Johnstons handling of the Musselcrag on the long voyage from Antwerp Australia Sails To Dar The steamer Australia will sail at 2 oclock his afternoon i for Honolulu Among her passengers will be Alexander YoungMlnister of etheInterlor In HaV walli and VW Qhancse supervising spe i clalj agent of the sTreasury Department who goes to Inaugurate a customs department inthe islands JSaIleditojosaej IThellttla fifty ton schooner Prosper eauea xor iNome at tf cioca yesteraay afternoon from Mission street wharf Eight rpassengers and a limited quantity of freight were takenliy tjerV tf Mlacellaneona ilfoteaiC XsnptabiejcohslTOmerit oh theJateamer Colon whlchHsalied for Panama wai 16251 pounds of apricot kernels Valued at 910 Thlcrn1 aradestlned forOer ImanFrwhere tha acid will be extracted Overtures have been made toC PjD0 CoV owners of the new steamer Eureka to charter thejvessel foratvrIp to Nome Jt is probable however JnaMhe steamer will be put on the route to Eureka as soon asshecan be made ready 5 The Pritish ship Chlltenford laden with wheatV was towed down from Port Costa Wrterday and js about ready to sail for The steamer Bristol arrived yesterday from Chemalnus with 2554 Jons of coal The British ship1 Indore ready to sail is the flrst vessel to clear for Gloucester Ensilandi from this port She lakes wheat The steamer Curacao arrived late last evening from Mexican ports with freight and nagsyngrsf i MSBirJJEWS Ersaek Bydrompnie OraeeUis NIMVrenaats VExebsnge8snFraoelseoMay J600 TheTlms Bairen tba tower ef the new Ferry building wf dropped exactly at noon to day pooa pf the I20th meridian or at it Oreeqwich mean time CO CALKINS I4eneenant Oommander 0S Nv la charge POINT LOBOS MayiJ 10 Weather hasy wind northwestTeloeltyia nuleai ri ft COAST AKDJ fJrbTKTV Tims iMdJMelthUsBlfh wd I Raters a Columbia Portland and Astoria June 4 Corona San Diego and way porta June 4 North Fork Eureka Areata etc June 4 Hongkong Mam Hongkong Tla Honolulu and Yokohama June 5 Itiroona Eureka Areata ete June 5 Umatilla Alaaka Puget Sound and Victoria June Bonlta Newport San Pedro ete June ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO Br stmr Manauense Barneaoa days and 19 honrs Trom Kahulul Br stmr Bristol Melntyre 4H days from Che malnua Stmr Willamette nansen 75 boors from Seattle Stmr Bonlta Nicholson 80 hours from Newport and way porta Stmr Curacao Von Helma 11 days from Quay maa ete via Ensenada 3 days Stmr Scotia Jacob 19 hours from Rockport Stmr Empire Maureen 41 hours from Coos Bay Schr Bender Brothers Wetzel 20 hours from Mendocino Schr Mary Etta Anderson 18 hours from Bow ens Landing Schr Ida Scbnaoer Borenaoo 12 days from Port Gamble CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Nor stmr Ttflhia Pederaoo Chemalnus Stmr City of Peking Smith Hongkong etc Stmr Australia Lawless Honolulu Stmr Noyo Johnson Cape Nome and wballnj Br ship Lord Templetown McCracken Cape Town Tla Seattle Br ship Sierra Pedroaa Starker Queenstown Bcbr Julia Whalen Scott Nome BAILED FltOM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Cty of Peking Smith Hongkong etc Stmr Gipsy Leland Santa Crux Stmr Areata Reed Coos Bay Stmr Corona Qlelow Bar Diego Bktn Retrterer Sloane Hadloek Schr Mildred Klndlen Santa Rosalia Schr Impoaelble Low Point Reyes Schr Prosper Helander Nome SPOKEN Per bark Musselcrag Mar 12 1st 32 49 8 Ion 173 30 Br ahlp Wind sore Park from New castle Ana for San Francisco Adt 3urLat 30 ion 42 Br bark Inyerlyon hence Feb 24 for Queenstown May 8 On equator ion 20 Br ship King George from Antwerp for San Francisco May 8 Lat 2 ion SO Gershlp Nereus from Oregon for Queenstowa COA8T PORTS SEATTLE i ArriTediMay 28 stmr Taeoma from Victoria stmr Farallon from Skagway 20 stmr Valencia hence 28 Balled May 28 stmr San Bias for Nome GHATS HARBOK Arrrred May 28 schr Merchant hence 12 schr Jennie Stella from San Pedro schr Reporter from Guaymaa Kalled Mar 29 achr Fannie Dutard for Nome echr Meianethon for San Francisco schr Pioneer for Honolulu SOUTH BEND Sailed May 29 bktn Gleaner and schr Abbte for San Francisco SAN PEDRO Sailed May 29 stmr Greenwood for San Francisco schr Comet for PortTownaead VENTURA Sailed May 29 stmr Newbnrg for San Franclaco MENDOCINO ArrlTed May 29 atmr Point Arena hence 28 ASTORIA Sailed Msy 29 Buss sMp Sylnd for Queenstown COOS BAT Arrtred May 20 stmr Del Norte from Astoria for San Francisco Tla Eureka CRESCENT CtTT Salled May 29 stmr Crescent City for 8an Francisco PORT AKGKLES ArrlTed May 29 schr Ethel Zane hence 18 CASPAR Sailed May 29 stmr Cleone for San Francisco EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Arrlred May 29 stmr Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosae from Bremen atmr Trara trom Genoa stmr BeJgrsTla from Hamburg Sailed May 29 atmr Cuflc for LlTerpool stmr Saale for Bremen Tla Cherbourg and Southampton FOREIGN PORTSV PLYMOUTH Arrlred May 29 stmr Graf Waldersee from New York for Hamburg and PPBOULOGNK Sailed May 28 Stmr Palatla for New York from Hamburg STDNET 8 WSalled May 29 Br stmr Mlowera for Vancourer Tla Honolulu GLASGOW ArrtTed Alay 29 stmr Furnessla from New York Sailed May 23 stmr Astoria for New York SOUTHAMPTON i ArrlTed May 29 stmr Kst serto Maria Theresa rrom New lork rta Cher bonrg for Bremen MOVILLEArrlTed May 29 atmr Furnessla from New Tork for Glasgow ANTWERP ArrlTe May 27 Br sblp Hutton FLEWOODiArTlTed May Br ship Water aTOOLArrtTed syiM ship Crows IDONSrt Br ship Rtrerslde for San Francisco Br ship Tola for Honohiluv MFALMOUTH Salled Msyi 27j Br ship Clack mwnanshlre for Leith Br aWp Mayfleld for Run cornt 28 Br ahlp denbellymore for Llmerlck Italahlp SaWatore Clanipa forHull UBAlAUUllwi Vi DEATHS BIRD In Oakland May 27 Johannes be lored haaband of Mary Bird and father of Josle Willie and Viola Bird a nattre of Sweden aged 43 years 10 months and 16 days A member of San Francisco Camp No 437 of Friends snd acquaintances are respectfully lnrlted to attend the funeral serrlces this day Wednesday at 2 oclock at Masonic Temple corner ot Railroad and Fourteenth arenuea South San Francisco under the auspices of South San Francisco Lodge No 212 and A Interment prlrate Remains at the funeral parlors of Bunker A Lunt 2C6C Mission street SAN FRANCISCO CAMP NO 437 Ofacers and members sre hereby notified to attend the funeral of our deceased Neighbor Johannes Bird at 2 oclock from Masonic building Fourteenth and Itailroad arunuee South San Francisco WILSON MCLINTOCK Clerk BROWN In Loa Angeles May 25 Edward beiored brother of James Brown snd Mrs Bradford WheeIeranatlreof San Franclaco aged 32 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully lnrlted to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 830 oclock from the parlors the United Cndertakers 27 snd 29 Fifth street tbence to St JoeephaCburcb where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repoa of hla soul at 0 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery BROWNINQ In this city Msy 23 Jeremiah Browning brother of Jacob Browning a natlro New Tork aged C8 yeara Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tbls day i Wednesday at 2 oclock from the Mlsatnn lasonlc Temple 2808 Mission street between Twenty second snd Twenty third under thu suanlccs of Mission Lodge No 169 snd A Interment Lsn elHill Cemetery Be snalas at tha funeral parlors of Bunker Lunt 2006 Mission street CHIBHOLM In tbls city at tbe City and County Almshouse May 2T Valentine Chlsholm a native of Nots Scotia aged C3 years COULTKR In this city May 20 Prudence beiored wife of Joseph Coulter a native of County Fermanagh Ireland Friends ar respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock from tbe residence of her sbrttr Mrs Albert Rlxon 26 Sooth Park Interment private COWIX In this city Msy 27 Stephen husband of the late Rosetta Cowln and father of and Arthur CowU of Vallejo Junction Mrs II Clapp of this city and Mrs A Barnes of Vsllona a native of Pontlac Mich aged 74 years snd 23 asys Friends are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral serrlces tbls dsy Wednesday at 130 oclock at Masonic Temple corner of Post and Montgomery streets under the auspices of Mount Morlah Lodge No 44 Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery Residence S17 McAllister street DALR1MPLE In this city May 28 Mary wife Vbtnudsaa Talrimpiera rjatiVetMaB Chester ragianu agea a years Friends and acquaintances arerespertfully inTiica to aircna ine rnnerai to morrow tinurs dayr at 10S0 oclock from the parlors of JO OConnor Co7G7 Mission stieet A VlS rln Berkeley Msy 2S David huthand cf Margaret Darla and father of Mrs II Ci Per kins Samuel James Art hur Sarah Elisabeth nad Rschel Dals a natlTe of Wales aged 7S iyearsn VVX TrL Xf cTjFriends are lnt Ited i to Jut tend the funeral sertlces to morrow Thursday st19oclock Vat tbe amllr residence 2547 Chsanlna way cornerlfif Bowdltch street Berkelty ilnterr i mentprtrate cVj7s DEUNE tt this elfy May 29 Maryj Frances beloved daughter of Nicholas and Grace DeTlne ra aatiTt ot Motaes la agcu 23 Tearsj CUNTHERVinfhla city May r21UETa Thompson Gunt her hfluTfd wife of Edward WGunlher and devoted mother of Eva A Oitnther and daughter ofJiartwell and Chelate Hannah Thompson a native of Ban Francisco aced S3 years HALEY In this clty May 28 Dr ChsrVs Haley beloved husband May A Haley fa ther of Mrs Hall Sirs llorelsouse ilrs JWUllam A Jenkins MrsWlHtam Elr llngwood WlUard Charles Jehn Tsnd Clarence Harey nv4 brother of Mrs Josbua Chadbourns and Mrs 3 Low a native 0f Maine aged 67 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully lnrlted to attend the funeral services to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock In the ehapl at Odd Fellows Cemetery Incineration private BAMEU In this city Msy 29 George Hameri a native of Ilaltlmorv Md aged 75 years JORDAN In this city May 29 Michael Jordan beloved brother of Janica Brown and father of Mrs Hunnlg a native of Dublin Ire Isnd aged C7 yrars KASELAU In Glen Ellen May 27 John be loved husband of Bertha Kaselau and fatnei of Mrs A Camplglla Mrs John Renel and Mrs Henry Brunlng a native of Schleswlg llolsteln Germany aged 70 years months and Jays Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 10 oclock from Odd Fellows Hall where funeral services will be held under the snsplces of Harmony Lodge No 13 I Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery Remslas at the parlors of Theodor Dlerks 957 Mission street LEWIS In this city Msy 29 Myer Lewis beloved husbsnd of Rosa Lewis and brother of Sol and William Lewis Sophia Hlrst hbaum Carolina Foreman and Fanale Ueas a native of Boston Mass aged 72 years 4 months and 28 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 930 oclock from tbe residence of his brother Sol Lewis lflOl Post street tbence by special train leaving Third and Townsenl streets at 11 oclock for Home of Feace Cemetery lleasc omit flowers MLOOXE In this eityMsy 29 Peter beloved son of leler and Ellen McLoone snd brother of Francis Sadie and Mary McLoone a natlte of San Francisco aged 3 months and 17 days MESSINGER In thla city May 29 Isldor son of the Mte Simon and Minna Messlnger and brother of Mrs Bremer Mrs 8 8 Jacobs Gus It and Walter Messlnger aged 44 years 4 months and 23 days Louisville Ky papers please copy Funeral snd interment strictly private PELL1 In this city Mav 23 Marie Pelll beloved daughter of Mr and Sirs A PellL a native of San Francisco aged 30 years snd 3 months RICE In this city May 29 at his late residence 822 Eighth avenue Richmond John relict of the late Mary Rice and beiored father ot George A and Thomas Rice and Mrs Annie Stoll a native of Ireland aged 68 years Notice of funersl hereafter RIORDAN In this city May 29 Walter A beloved son of Catherine and the late John Rlordan and brother of Frank 11 and Ella Riordan Mrs James A Ahem snd tbe late Daniel A and John Hlordan a native ot San Franclaco aged 23 yrars 4 months and 17 days Friends and acquaintances are respecttally Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thurfc day at 030 Mock from the residence of hla parents 405H Grove street thence to Sacred Ileal Church Fell and Fillmore streets where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of bis soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery ROCHE In this city Msy 29 Michael Roche brother of Denis and Philip A Roche Mrs Michael Curtin Mrs Roche Mrs Lorgarl and Mrs Rider a native of the parish of Bros nla Count Kerry Ireland aged 58 years Notice of funersl hereafter Remains at tbe parlors of OConnor A Co 767 Mission street BEARLE In this city May 24 Captain Robert RHearl a native of England aged 09 year Friends and acquaintances are respectfully inTlted to sttend the funeral services to mor row Thursday at 10 oclock at Trinity Episcopal Church comer of Bush and Gough streets Interment Mountain View Cemetery Oskland STACY In Reno Ner May 27 Georgia only daughter of Esther A snd Stacy a native of San Francisco sged 34 years Notice of funeral hereafter 8TERNITZKY In this cltr Msy 39 Bertha beloved wife of Iletnhold Sternltzky and mother of Anna Robert Richard and Robert Jr and the late Marie snd Willie Sternltaky native of Krenzburg Ober Scblelsen Germany aged 71 years 10 months snd dsys Friends and acquaintance are resnectfullT lnrlted to attend tbe funeral Friday June 1 at 2 oclock from her late residence 201 Charter Oak avenue corner of Augusta street near Silver avenue Interment Masonic Cemetery WALSH In thla city May 29 Julia Agnes beloved daughter of Julia and tbe late Stepban Walsh a native of San Francisco Remains at tbe parlor of OConnor Co 767 Mission street Notice of funeral hereafter YOUNG MENS INSTITUTE A SOLEMN HIGH mass of requiem for the repose of the souls of all departed brothers of the Young Mens Institute will be celebrated at St Ignatius Church thla Wednesday morning Decoration day beginning at 10 oclock An appropriate sermon will be delivered and special music will be rendered Relative and friends of deceased members of the order are most respectfully Invited to be present ROBERT TOBIN President of the Board of Management HAYDEN Secretary AMUSESIESTSi ESI KEEP THIS IN MIND THEPECIAi LIMITED EXCURSION TO MT UT1 rii And Vicinity IMfcTOLlU Atvnt 8sIVCoi uatu J4k fij TtAILitdAD TRAVgL RAILROAD TBAYEJL JMDTItrtBH fAVlWlO lOHrMT I i Pollraan Palace Sleepers MEKTOV Escorslon PsMenger LN la charge LEAVES SAN FBAl i iu SATURDCi i JUNE 2 at 7 Returring Monday June 4 at 745 A ROUND TRIP TICKETS Including berth two nights la Sleeper ONLY SIOOO Meals Eitrs Served onaTraln a la Carte Excursion TlckctanoW oa sale at 613 Market st Grand Hotel Mock II GOODMAN Gen Psss Agent MCORMIUIC Pass Traffle Mgr Columbia Th JjfMateit ALL THIS AND NEXT WEEK Every Night except Sunday Matinee Saturday MAXINE GOODWIN ELLIOTT IN THEIR GREATEST SUCCESS WHEX WE WERE TWI5NTYOXE BY ESMOND Cast and Production identically the Same as That Seen at the Knickerbocker Theater New York Seate for Next Week Ready To Morrpw Morning 1 TO Philadelphia AXD RETORH VIA fSaafaftlfoafel JMDTItrtBH PAV1W1C COHrMT rseirtit ararsst Trstltn I en sirenlsie srrl 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THEATER Special i 215 Matinee I To Day MB JAMSS NE1LL AND COMPANY Presenting for the Last Time LORD CT1 DMLKY TO-NIGHT AND TO MORROW NIGHT ONLT TIMES OF A BACHELORS ROMANCE TO-MORROW Thursday AFTERNOON CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS AND SAT URDAY MATINEE GRAND FAREWELI CAPTAIN SWIFT Next Sunday Night Opening of the Farce Comedy Season DUNNE A 8 ALL STAR CAST Presenting Hoyts A A A BY Another Artistic and Complete Triumph A Crowded House Declared So Last Night For the Romantic Comic Opera THE THREE GUARDSMEN Produced With a Wealth of Scenic Effects Evenings at ft Matinee Saturday at 2 POPULAR PRICES 23 AND 60 CENTS Telephone Bush 0 OPERA HOUSE Phone Main 632 MATINEE TO DAY Immense Success of Rices Fsmoua Extravaganx1 1 4pal 4 11 4 9 1 1 4 8 2 114 0 3 14 0 a 1 4 0 211 4 0 2 1 4 2 1 4 2 14 0 2114 0 I 4 0 21 1 4 9 2 1 1 4 92 The Entire Press of tbe City Unsnlmras in Its Praise Packed to the Doors Nightly UiSUAL POPULAR PRICES ood Reeerre Seat In Orchestra at All Matinee 23c Branch Ticket Office EMPORIUM ft rACIKIC COAST STEAMSHIP jCO Steamers leave Broadway wharf San JFran clicot For Alasksn ports 11 A May I 10 21 26 31 June 5 change at Seattle For Vlctorls Vancouver Port Town send Seattle Taeoma Everett Anacortea and New Whatcom Wash 11 Ai Msy 1S 11 10 21 2ft 31 June 5 snd every fifth dayther after change at rVattle to thla companys steametsfor Alaska snd Ry at Seattle or Taeoma to Ry at Yencorrrer to RyJ For Eureka Humboldt Bsy at 2 May 3 8 IS rs 23 28 Jane 2 and every fifth day thereafter For Santa Cms Monterey Ran Simeon Cay uros Port Usrford San Luis Ohtspo Gavlota Santa Barbara Ventura Eueneme San Iedro East Ssn Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 0 A May is JVC zt siJiute 4 and every fourth day thereafter For San Diego slopping at Port narcrd San Inls Obispo Ssnta Barbara Port Los ARgelea and Redondo Los Angele 11 A May 1 5 J3 IT 21 23 20 June 2 and eTerjr fourth day thereafter For Ensensda Magdalen Bay San Jom del rbo Maxatlan Altata La Pax Santa Boealla and Guaymas Mexico 10 A Ttb ef each For further Information obtain companys folder The company reserves the right to change stesmers sailing dates and hours cf sailing wtthont previous notice TICKET OPTICE 4 New Montgomery street iPalace Hotel GOODALU PERKINS A CO GenI Agts 10 Market street San Francisco 4iOr BuWV Winters MaeraajjrloJ M4rrtillev0otliliii 4a MiSoeillrn JuMamlHtaektoa JilSr 3irTl Owl IJmlVMl Tracy Frecna IIkerflllKaugBli riant BS if Irv Aele itia StearFresuo rsaseoger MiiUm Lsth ton Stveatuu Ui Berenda lUynjoodfotYotemlU riuoiaiat SiSar Hew Jriraas Eapt lukeisaeld SaitU lUrtwr It Axfetes Ie log EI Io Nw Orlcaii aud Uli SiSer Haul ltnUv AtluH Esyte forMnJsfe aiul Kl 4i4Sr SiOBr Hay wardvHIId Salt Joe 74a iiissr uiii SilSs Oriental Mall Ogdea Cheytao Oaiha Chiosgo IX4Ca rOOr OrlaiitsI Mail Ogaon iienver Omaha Chicago jltOer VUcR Tt losl and Way Utton 111 tlmriui and Gallfuml filf essHte twts MrySTllU itettluf 1iirUiiul IHgHt SMHI sill Ksst lt MA wm Mills tir tAXT 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LILLIAN BURKHART and Company la A Deal on Change Third snd Last Week of EZRA KENDALL Tandy Mldgley and Carlisle Twenty Others PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO FOR NOME GOLD FIELDS DIRECT The new and palatial steel steamship Senator will aall from SEATTLE and TACOMA May IS June 21 July 21 and Aug 27 The Senator sail In July 21st will make an excursion trip via tbe laland Passsg snd sf ter landing at Nome will omtlhue north through the Bearing straits past East cape on the Siberian coast crossing the Arctic circle pssslng Into the Arctic ocean Passengers sre advised to Inspect the Senator before purchasing tlcketa vK other steamers ss bar scond clM ajj ateerag accommodations ar superior to the Brat class accommodations on most of lbs steamers advertised for Nome Tb Pacific Coast Stesmshlp Co has been running Its steamers to Alaska wlnter and summer for tweaty lvs years and Is the Pioneer PaclCc Coast line For further Information Inquire of TROWBRIDGE Ocean Dock Seattle Wash POSTON 249 Washington street Portland Or rAIUUS 14 West Second street Los Angeles Cal GOOD ALL PERKINS A CO Gen Agts 10 Market street TICKET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery street Ssn Francisco CREEK ROUTE FERRY In 111 rMICUK Ml sf lukst tlriti His I Tlt 100 llOOsK 1100 2C3 1109 C9 80Q l03ra rri8IUl rilfIfMSJ 0 800 1000 a tUM KO 1133 lCa U03 IJira C01XT IIITIKIOX Rros4 Uasge Third and Townsefai ata StlaliMsu Vw SonlbMaa FraucUoa IiHiIUiiJhi 4 Way KUUii AlmdeH Weanesdaraunljr ti3i Sunday Excursion San Joss Santa Cms Facifio Grot and Prlsdpal Way Station isa Ran Jo Tis IIimm Hants Urus Paelfl Grots Iasn liable Kan lula OliUpn Surf Lompoc and lrinalpal War fltatliwa IS4S Ban Jue aud Wa fltailona I III San JoeLoGatoan4 HUtlons ti49r Ssn MsUo Usdwuod Msnlo Park Palo Alto Bast Clara ea Tres Pinos Santa Crna Salinas Monterey aad Padse Grots StSOr San JoMsad vray aiatious 4t I Ban Jom and Principal tV ay SUtlon tSiOOrSanJose Los Gatos and Priooipal WayStatlona 3i3r BaaJfMa and Priooipal Way Station ar Baa Jostand Wt Statum tiSr ar UiUr 4iie iS4a ir tisissa 7iSor 3t Ii0a 7r IIH43r Ssn Jon snd Wy Stations A for Morning for Aftsmoon Dally Sunday siosptsd I Sunday only Saturday only si Saturday aad Sunday Sunday and Monday OLTMPIA Cor Eddr and Mason Sta Tbe Only Free Vaudeville Show In the City First Appearance ot HARRY HOLMES And Ills Wonderful Dog DANDY A CLAIR Operatle Soprsno ALICE A IMOXD Amerlcas Premier Comet Soloist I A In Poses Plasttqus Extrsordlnsry AND OTJR CELEBRATED STOCK COMPANY MATINEES KVERT SCNDAY AMATEUR NIGHT EVERT FRIDAY ADMISSION FREE ALCAZAR MATINEE MATINEE TO DAY TO DAY TO NIGHT AND ENTIRE WEEK Clyde Fitchs Domestic Comedy A SUPERFLUOUS HUSBAND A SUPERFLUOUS HUSBAND A SUPERFLUOUS HUSBAND A SUPERFLUOUS HUSBAND A Tale ot Married Life A Tale of Married Life Sale ot Seats Now on for FLOBENCF ROBERTS SAPHO CHUTES AND ZOO EVERY AND AFTERNOON EVENING OCEAN STEASIEIIS a PsaaaluiA JIArATLANSsiled Msy 28 stmr City of Syd tier for San Francisco KANAIMO Salled May Br stmr Robert AdamonforSanFranrtace --MANILA Arrived Msy 24 Br sMpAfghanUtan from Newesstle 8 Yj fJEKNSTOWN ArrtTed JUay 2S Br ship Urtar Oer ahlp Mirle ncktld fo Tnawtch Br ship Otterspool tor ixortu unjeius TArlved MajFlV to lo or 8n IUrUTCIS SslledSipr ytathfor Ban FTanelscoTla NeweastleN 8 pepsurtir LsTWiasmiv Mmr The steanier Cltr ol ktnsallyestertlsr rot Hongkong la llonoluln aad Yokohama with hnlii rarro eonslrned to the nrlneloal Oriental ports Among the leading i ghtpmenu were the Xollowlngt vT TtrJspan JlSS pkgs Grocertea and TTOTtslona 1506 lbniutter7S0 gals Wine 30 bales Rubber Oflods CS13 lbs Beamv 443 es Csnned Goods St eaiHopsT pkgs Bicycles kale Compressed CotlonTso pkgs Agricultural Implements IT cs Paints and Otis 25 cs Salmon 56 pkgs Machinery tj ea Drugs 2000 lbs Tn Bark 34T Liquors 1300 lbs Sugar 125 lbs Cheese 49 es Boots and Kbees 131 bales Lesther 14 cs Arms snd Ammo oltlon IS lbs Dried Fruits 233 pkgs Soap 3 Mies Drr Ooodsc4Pts Electrical Goods cs Hardwsre i2T4 lbs Tiread To China 14100 bbU Flour 8000 lbs Eeart Carter 63 pkgs Shrimps TU lbs Lard 49 pkgs PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA calling at various ports of Mexico and Central America sailing at 12 from Corn Deny wharf First and Brannan streets 8 COLON May 2 1900 CITY OF SYDNEY TyvJune 1900 CITY OF PARA Jon Its 1000 tL PERU Jnne 2 10O0 TRANSPACIFIC LINE to YOKOHAMA and noNGKOXO Tla nONOLULU and calling at Kobe Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting it Hongkong with Steamers for India etc sail ln at i front Companys wharf First and brannan streets jfciTY OFPEKING rtMsy 23 1000 ft si CHINA vJnne2e jooo RIO DE JANEIRO July la loou No cargo received on hoard on day of sailing Ilound trtn tickets at reduced rate For freight and pssssge apply at Companys Office 421 Market street ALEXANDER CENTERiOenersl Agent KeSIMOSUNE HATHOA SOO Tons OCT AVIA 7000 Tons LUX JR 040O Tons HXAFI8 40b0 Tens Monthly sailing for Valparaiso and Hamburg TtMxiaanpoe 0ntrlnouth Amsrloaeto BSLtrxoT 6300 tonsi sails about June 0th j0 SPRCCKUS M0S ta Agents 114 Montgomery StreeL Pier Noi7 Freight Qfflce 3it7 Market rt By COOKS TOURS AND TICKETS EVgRY WaEIt Forticn Money Drafts Ea graie nsurance Guide books eic Drafts Eagraie 21 KAIXET STCKT ntAXCOCO ANTIQUITIES Indlsn Skulls Idols Stone and and CURIOSITIES Spears Cluns Jaskets Old Coins Old Sllrer wVrkBef Art and Shells ImportedirromieTery ellmeriwiiolessle andreUllJmaseums supplied NATHAN J0SEPU8Cut OCEAX STEAMERS MANILA SERVICE THE nniTISH INDIA STEASI Jf AVI UATION C03IPAKVS tamers from Cal catta Rangoon Penaug and Singapore run every three weeks to Manila and back Tla same port transsl lpplng passenger and cargo to and from their steamers as follows AT SISGAFOnK tu and from Australia and Southern India rta Negapatam aad Madras AT isniwJi 10 ana rrom 111 Bnrmah and Arracau a via nu wrvuissuci uoast Ports Madras Ceylon MttlabarCoast Ports and Bombay AT CALCCTTA to and from all India rr Tvrts Ceylon Mauritius Aden and Europe ati Eal Afllean and Persian Golf Porta Tla Bombay The steamers fasve good acccmmodatlona burn nrsi tuu vrwuu ciau passengers Manila Agents Messrs SintbRei A Co rjicatw asrBi juessTs uousreaa a Co Managing Agents In India Macklnnon Mac kerxle Co Calcutta OCCIDENTAL A OHIEXTAL CO Steamers win leere whsrf corner First and Brannan streets 1 for YOKOHAMA i HONGKONG calling at Kobe Hlogo Nagasaki and ShangbsL connecting at Hongkong wth tuimen ivr tuuia cic no cargo received 00 board on sailing day GAKLIO via Hanoi nlulWei1 Jim ri ista DORIC Tla HononlnSat Jnne 30 1000 ovtu tn iiuuuiuiqiinu jury ztj lMid 8 GAELIC ITla Honolulu Tne Ang 21 lttv Honnd trlp tickets at reduced rstcs Forftetght and passage apply at Companys Office 421 Mar ket at cor First STPBBS Gen Mgr 9 EXTIt A EXTRA TO DAY AND TONIGHT UALt ADALI THE TURK Champion Wrestler DUNCAN MMILL Big Vaudeville Show snd th Electric Fountain Phone for Seats rsrk 23 BASEBALL OAKLAND OAKLAND OAKLAND vs SAN FRANCISCO SAN a A I DECORATION DAT 2130 DECORATION DAY 230 RECREATION A RECREATION PARK Eighth and narrlaon Streets The Alaska Exploration Company TYILL DISPATCH FROM BAN JPBAN CISCO DIRECT for NOME The well kriown Alaska Flyar and most popular boat In the Alaaka service 8 HUMBOLDT pcrrrVELY sailing SATURDAY JUNE 2d From fcTBUArVT STHEBT WHARF at 10 AM Bookings now being made for second sailing 8 8 ZEALANDIA For freight and passenger rates apply office THE ALASKA EXPLORATION COMPY 139 POSI snttxT AMERICAN LINE NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON PARIS STOPPING AT CHERBOURG WESTBOUND Frem New York Every Wednesday at 10 A St Paul June CiStLonl July 4 St Louis Jbne 13New York July 11 St Paul June2tSt Panl July 8 ftert Star Line Kerr Yorlidt Antwerp From New York Every Wednesday 12 Noon Kensington May 30IWesternIand Jane 27 Noordland June Kensington July 4 Frlealand Jane lSjNoordland iJuly 11 Southwsrk JuneSOi For freight and nasssge apply to INTEftXATIOXAL NAVIGATION 30 Montgomery at CO Or any of Its agencies Th PAiriVTBAlirKBoMsAIf wBl call for and cheek bagaag front boMtashd rsst Sauces EaJruira of Tick Aaaass tor Tint Cards aad ibst laforataUoa CALIFOBHIA NOHTHWESTEBH RY CO LESSEE SAW FlsANCISCO A NOttTTI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY Ban Franclaco to San Itafael tiburon ferry foot of market 8t Week days 70 000 1100 a 1235 3S0 810 BO Thursdays Extra trip at 1130 Saturdays Extra trips at 160 and 1130 SUNDAYS 00 030 1100 A 130 350 500 820 San Rafael to San Franclaco WEEK DAYS oI0 730 20 1110 A aft 1245 340 813 Saturday Extra trips at 165 and 65 8UNDAYSj 810 940 1110 A 140 840 505 and 623 Between San Frandico and Schuetxen Park same schedule ss shove In Effect I Arrive Apr IS 18001 Ssa Francisco Leave San Francisco Week Son Days dsys 730am 800am 330pm 30am S10pm 6O0pm T30am 830pm 730am 330pm 780am 330pm 730am 800am 800am Destination Novsto Petaluma Santa Boss Fulton Windsor Healdsburg Lytton GeyservUle Cloverdale Uopland and Uklah 800am GuernevUla I 8O0aml Sonoma 6 10pm 1 6 00pm I Glen Ellen 730am oOOaml Bebastopol 3aopm aoopm Sundays Week Dsys 1040am 605pm 735pm T33pm 7S5pm 735pm 816am I 600pmj 104Oam 733pm 840am 10 25am 0aopm 25am 20pm 1025am 020pm 1025ao 820pia FISCHERS CONCERT HOUSE GREAT LOMBARDI OPERV QUARTET AND BIG ABRAMOFF In Acts From LDCU AND THE nUGUENOTS MISS 8AND0LIN IN ENGUSII FONGS Admission lOet Reserved Seats Matinee Sunday sumo battis PI NIG lITS Open Dally from A to 10 Bithlng from A to 10 5L iAdmtwton 10e Children Se Bathhag including admlsalciu 25c Children 20c OCEAN STEAMERS DAY AND RIVER STEAMERS FOR TJ ITAV YARD AND VALLEJO STEAMER MONnCELLff Mon Tues Wed Thurs and Sat t43 A 813 830 except Thurs night FrL at 1 Mand8UW Sucdsys 1030 A 8 Landing and Office Mission St Pley New 2 TeLaiUn 1518 rAItnMfiii ik50CENTS TOYO KISEN ICAISHA ORJENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Stesmers Will leare wharf corner First and Branaaa streets at 1 11 for YOKOHAMA end UONOKON railing at Uotm Ulogc Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with ateamers far India ete Ne cargo received a hoard oa day of sslllsg HOItOKONG MARUTbursdsy Jaae 14 19M NIPPON MAROtTuesdsy July lo 100 AMERICA MABU Friday August 3 PMVi Via lionoinlu Ko jnd trlp tickets at reduced rates For freight and pssssge pply st Companys Office 421 Market street corner First WV AVERY General Agent 0CEAWIC CO HOWOHTITr APL1 AVCKXAND AKB SYDNEY 8 AUSTRALIA Hlonolulo enly 4 fVV vVedarsday Ma7 So laoO MARU03A via Hartolala to New Zealand snd Australia WeU June 1A 8 pt iO tPHEClCf LS JR0CXirts4 tu ntsonttiiffSa ip meftna ts additional rMirtPrBifc Miiiwtsi aurxstVb AIORE5 RAPLES ASD QESOA BY PRINCES INES NEW BTEAME VOL Cabtn 5 and Upward --Tartar Prince JyB rSntrtin Prtnis Ti a srvitE nnptri nv Tttk wirTcii5 ip Mtri tj vT 3 Chronicle sent to any address Price reduced B5IUCJUHP i COys Brpadirtrj ti EMPIRE LINE STEAMSH IP OHIO From Seattle to Nome and St Michael May 24th Subsequent Sellings from Seattle to Nome St Michael snd Yukon River points June SO July 31 August 30 For rates and other Information apply to FMP1RF TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 30 Montgomery street HArnBURG AMERICAN lilNE Twin Screw Express Service to llymouth Loa dn Cherbourg Paris and Ilambnrg Friedrich Jnne 7lA Victoria rt June 21 Columbia June 14jDentschlend Jane2C TwIn Screw Passenger Service to Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg Also to Cherbourg and Hamburg Belrrsvla June EPalatls iJane IB Pretoria June OiPstrlcta June 21 PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Reserred fog companys psssengerson application HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 37 Bdway HERZQG A CO General Agents Pselfls Cosst 401 California street corner Sansome San Francisco StOam 20pn 1023am 020pm Stages connect at Santa Bosa for Mark West Springs aad White Sulphur Springs at Fulton for Altrurla at Lytton for Lytton Springs st GeyservUle for Sksggs Springs at Cloverdale for the Geysers at Hopland for Duncan Springs Highland Springs KelseyvlUe Carlsbad Springs Soda Ray Lakeport and Bartlett Springs at Uklah for Vichy Springs Saratoga Springs Blue Lakes Lsurel Dell Lake Witter Springs Upper Lake Porno Potter Valley John Days Riverside Lierleys Bucknells Sanhedrln Heights Hull llle Gits Hot Springs Mendocino City Fort Bragg Westport Usal Wlillu Lay font Hie Cummins Bells Springs Harris Olsens Dyer Scotia and Eureka Saturday to Monday Round trip tickets at reduced rates On Sundsys Round trip tickets to all points berond Ban Rafael at half rates TICKET OFFICE 050 Market street Chronicle building WHITING RYAN i General Manager Gen Pass Agent CtL NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TAST EXPRESS SERVlCEUs CHERBOURG SHAMPTOX BREMEN Kaiser Wmd Gr June Si rtalseTln MarTh June7 tu tnlwiri aiin wro ik tu uj 1 Trsve jnne ivuDnjaij 10 AJeparturs ar to ai Tsrtn ScreTr PaHenger Service sotrTHAMrrroN lonponjbremen Earbarossa Jans 7 noonl BrethenJcIr 3 lo A Vf Fr OrJun21 onKLulseJuly10ilpAij Liieruourg rnnt llrriuen BremenMay 31 nopnlKLjniseJul AM Mediterranean Service GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Wsa IIjjV Jnn2EmSijiiV iJuneri8 Departure AtlVAyM OEUaCHS A CO 5 Broadway New York ROBERT CAlELLE General Agent Pacific Coast 1 to Moctgomsry street Chicago in 3 days fn Saafraaclsco At 10 A Chicago Union Pacific NoHh Westera Line Double Drawing Boon Bleeping Cart Buffet Smoking and Library Cars with barber Piping Csr mesls a la carts Dally Tourist Car Serries and Personally Conducted lCxctmlons every week from San Franelsc at The best ot everything It RITCHIE General Agent PsciSo Coait 617 Market St Palace Hotel tan Frsnclio CUIsARLV LINEV NEW YORKiTO LIVERPOOL VlaQueenstown From Tiers 51 and 52 North Rlrer New York FrRURlA4VVVfSsturdfiy Jnne 8T Pa CAVtPANIA iSatnrdar Jnne ta a A if ftBRVlAiVvVSaturday June 23i Ml IUOANIA YSatnrdar Jnne JUL ft kMi ETRUUIAi yiiiV8aturdaypiJnly Yi ron CAMPANIA Saturday July 14v4 Pv UMBBlAi vviSatnrdayJuly SI 4p vsbui iiniia ana upwaru aecMMI eabtn 3 i up trerenna tsxi addlt lonaU according ta season strsmer and secemmedstiona Steerage tickets to snd fmm all parts of Eorrre at very low rat For freight and passage apply to the company efflce2 Broadway New Yurk TERROR UBROWN COCTOen Agentife Wf HiTCHCnorr OeneralAgent Paclfe Coastv 1 Jlcntotaery Itreet So FrtUtcUco MJ North Pacific Coast Railroad Via Sassallto Firry FROM FAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY AND SAN BAFAKU WEEK DAYS 7JO S3o UUX 1100 A UI 1243 315 413 315 113 440 hSkTHA TRtPS rFor Mill VaUcy and oaa Rafael on Mniidays Wediwlsya Saturdays aoJ fcuDdays 800 and 1135 rM iUNUAYSf00 84O0 000 1000 llX il30A Mtl24J USO 2 JO 343 BW0 000 1100 A does not run to Saq Rafael Sundays Trains marked ranto Ssn Ownttn THROUGH TRAINS T09A week ys Catadoro and way stations 315 Batnrdays Caxadrro and way ststlons 015 week days Saturday excepted Point Beyea and way stations fO0 A Xtrndays CatsdeM snd way stations 1245 SandiT PL Here snd war atatlons i KJ A PUNf AMALRAIS MEfilC RAILWAY Leaie SanFranclscovla Sausaltto Fvrry WEKb DAYai4i2vA and 143 SVNDAYSS 0 J0 A ISO 2 30 Wednesday Msy taothr Decoration day trsjM srlll run on Sundayllme 1 Fare tigq Francisco to 8aiaH and retire ft 0 rmcwy mm ST iS iS tst a i4iiUS 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