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aa toWMyfFj SspppSSI ft ir BI si Nf Sr 10 jAANGibCO OittON10JiK KtiilA APKJLLt tJ 184 The Shooting of Pigeons Commenced Visitors Carry Off First Honors Close Contest Between Shotgun Men at the Oakland Bate Track The twelfth annuel trsp shoot ol the Bute EjorUrasns Association bccen st the Oakland rtce track resterdsy About fifty persons were present of whom twenty fire partlci yated in the different matches These twenty Are me a Included tome of the beet marksmen of thli State end from the East Amour the Cellfornlgns were Msrtlnes Chick of Sen Ditto linger of Lot Angeles A Merrill of Stockton Jones Rockaway Caputs Morrison BoutW King Donohoe and Brown Mauldln all of Sacramento GeorreT Zentgraf of Folsom Smith Hopper of Mendocino county Burton Burjton of Shtnge Springs and TaaSeof Santa Clara The Eastern thou Included Ellison of Philadelphia A Thomas of Chicago and Harvey McMurchy a traveling man for an Eastern gun house All of the participants used 12 gauge guns and shot at twenty eight yards rise The first regular match of the day began promptly at 10 clock It was a twelve bird cruel glances at their common enemy would hate been intensely distressing to any one bat naraenea ana unsympathetic notei cierk Really there is nothing to nv that would interest the public the General said to a reporter Army mature are Terr dull these times and I havent teen advised of anr hap pening of importance since I left Washington i am on a uiue vacation trip too must understand and I am not bothering myself about mlluarr matters but sow I wouldnt think of coming to Sen Fran Cisco without visiting the Presidio however and witnessed one of the grandest reviews there this morning that I ever saw It was a tight that a person could look at with interest hsd he leen a hundred or a thousand before What do I think of the post It Is one of the finest In the country or in any country I shall retire from command of the Army nest year he continued In reply to a que tlon But It Is a long way to look ahead no it win oring no regrets irom me i nave labored for forty rears and I think It Is a beneficent law that says to a man who has reached the age of 64 years You hare served the country long and well and you may now throw aside the trials of office General Miles will probably assume the command lie is the senior General But no one knows It all within the discretion of the President WANT A DECISION IMPORTANT CASE SOW BEFORE JUDGE MKEIiiA Dishonest Distillers Object to Doable Punishment for One Offense A BSaIV SHOT match at 50 entrance There were twenty entries The scores of the principal men were as follows Uobli on i 1 1 1 1 1 I 2 0 2 1 11 Martinez CMrk 252122220 2 11 Jone 1 11 j21220 1 11 Harvey McMurchy 01221111 0 10 uit Morrl wo 11212012111 0 10 ebster 12 112 2 2 1 0 10 Ellison 21112001211 2 10 i I niter 2001012211 lav 2 11120222 12 211 Harrv Babcock 2 3 10 2 1711111 11 Made 2211011211 1 11 Brown J20201211011 9 Burton withdrew atier the fourth shot i aenL Papers in the case of the United States against the Froitva le Ine and Fruit Company of Fresno were received bv the clerk of the United SUtes Circuit Court yesterday from the Southern District Court The case will be argued before Judge McKenna to day The case involves the ownership about oO 000 worth of property besides a question of law ol vital importance to the Internal Revenue Department of the Government The question involved whether a violator of interna revenue laws can be punished by imprisonment anil in addition have his property used in violating the la confiscated by the Government It is the first time that this question has been beore the federal courts of this Sute and no matter what Judge McKenna i decision mav be it will be appealed to the United tales Supreme Court In some of the States it has been held by Federal Judges that persons gul ol violat ing the revenue laws regulating the maun facture oi spirits ought not to be required to mffer twice for the fame offense In other States the decisions have been just the opposite The question has never fren passed npon bv the nited States Supreme Court In 183S Internal Revenue Agent McGlach lin dtcovered that the Fruitvale Wine and Fruit Company owned bv Walters Helm oung and others and located near thecltv of Fresno had been defrauding thetnlted Mates bj failing to pa taxes on spirit distilled bv the comcany From July ISs to rebruary 18S spirits had been fraudu lenttv removed Km the distillerv without be ine orooerlv STamDed and branded In the record oi spirits required br law to be kept bv me compariT ine revenue agon aio found fal entries of the quantity of spirits produced The law rrovides that the failure or refnal to pav the taxes due the Government by distilleries causes the entire manufactur ng plant and st ck lo be forfeitable to the I nited Mate MXn as the frands were dicovered nitedS ates District orney George Den mi commenced an action for forfeiture and seized tr propert of the company consist ingot land lislillery and American Ships for Home Goods Decision of the Court of Appeals The Law Mill Good for Carriers Between American Ports Judge Dunne Clark of Ban Francisco to Mis Annie Cur lent of TuncaroraNeT A few days ago the United States Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a decision In the case of the United States against the Dun ham Carrlgan Hayden Company The latter about two years ago shipped a cargo of goods from hew York to San Francisco The shipment consisted of nails and other hardware and It was sent tint from New lork to Antwerp and then resbipped to Ban Francisco As the goods were sent Immediately out of Belgium there waa no foreign duty put on them at Antwerp and when they arrived here no duty could be charged as tbey were of American manufacture The goods were seised by the Collector of the Port and ordered con fiscated it being claimed that the voyage was a continuous one in a foreign bottom The lower court decided the cae in favor of the Dunham Carrigan Hayden Company and the appellate court sustained the decision The decision cot only affected the Dunham Carrigan Harden Company but there were about a dozen or twenty more merchants in terested in the result At the time that the goods of the firm mentioned arrived several other British ships came here with cargoes shipped in the same wav Before the cafe was fairly stsrted in the I nited State courts there were at least half a dozen foreign bottoms in the harbor lth cargoes that had been re shipped from New ork at Hamb irg Liver pool and other places By the decision all the goods brought by these vessels were per mitted to be landed and were given to the owners The decision however only applies to the goods which have alreadv been landed here and such a voyage in the future will be coi sidered a continuous passage and all goods shipped from one American port to another by way of a foreign port will be liable to se ure and confiscation An evening contemporary found that the decision gave great jor to the shippers It brought anything but ov to shipowners and to shipping men generally for it would be a direct blow to the shipbuilding industry of tne I nited tate If thedeci ion of the Circuit Courtof Appeals is the law said a prominent shipowner vesterday it is a tery bad law and is dlstinctlv un American It is about as severe a blow to home shipbuilding as could be devised With a law like that in force there would be absolutely no protection to the bipbuilder or the shipowner ooods could be shipped from New iork to Queentonn or Liverpool and brought here around the Horn as cheaply as they tan bv the mencan pack ets Wiien goods are shipped awa ahead of time as thev always are to san Francisco and time is no object American ships would be shut out altogether Foreign vessels can take goods from New iork across the Atlantic as ballast and can handle them and reshlp them inerv bui Uinre cae a tried before Judge Ross and a deci on the other side mnch cheaper than men tion was rendered in faior of the Govern vi iur cr tuu uvvauee iue criiiftu muua are Bmieu AHCSEMbXTS with two killed olrhr after the i unnnM cheaper than merican bottoms It is evi eleventh shot with nine killed Merrill after had previous to that decision been intuited lelt anT ane th4t T0ke from New ork the tDlra Shot With One killed Donoboe sfter bv the Grand Jurv tried and fonnd cuiliv the ninth shot with four killed Zentgraf after i and nentenced to one year imprisonment in the fifth shot with three killed ase alter the Fresno County JaiL The other owners of the fifth shot with three killed King after the the property insisted that tne punishment of fifth shot with three killed hmith after the Pioung who had made the laUe return was sixth shot with four killed The six shoo er all that the Government had a right to de who tied on eeven birds divided the frl0 mand bnt Judge Puws thought differently Tmnte Inllra In Kami illcnnBliAaH tn The second match was for fifteen birds at viewing the ease it has been sent here for conrt need goods be shipped to Antwerp or 10 entrance Th re were twentv entries consideration bv Judze Mckenna District Liverpool or any port so far away The can McMurcbv Tan a clean score of tiiteen bird Attorney Dennis of Los Angeles is here and u9t wel ruD Ter uts or tSe3r can ana took tne nrst prize ot lt0 ine second wil represent the Government in th and third prizes of bonai 4o were divided ments to San Francisco via Antwerp is a continuous voysge Ihe spirit of tne law alo calls it aeon nuous vovage where the goods are taken to a foreign port In a fo eign bottom and then resbipped in ano her foreign bottom to an American port Why ii this is the constrjction of the argu between Robinson and King who killed four teen Biros eacn The withdrawals were as follows Webster alter the seventh with five killed Ingerand Chick the same ray after tt tenth with ix killed Zentgraf after the oleventb th nine killed Boase after the eighth with three killed ilorneon after be fourth with lwo killed Smith after the second without klli lngi Golcher after the flftti with three tilled Spragne after the sixth with three killed The scores of those wlio ran the string ou were as follows Robinson 02221121211112 1 14 Brown 0 12 10 0 111112 2 10 11 hi lou 1 1221221110000 1 11 McMurcny 1 11111111111 1 15 Jonen 11111212C1 11 0 11 ad 111111110 112011 13 Kln 122110122222 2 Tasffe 1020020 1000 10 special match for ten bird was arranged at fcio entrance Fifteen person entered aptain Morrison son with a lean score ol ten Kobinsou Baocock prague Chick 7entgrafandM vrchv ti or line rd Whooi off at five birds resutled in Kabcock luck and Zentgraf killing all five btrd The hreedlldd second bom Brown LI i on Webster Fay TnafTe Boae and Thomas also participated but were unluckv Before the mam marches Robinson Jones Slade and Burton had a sweepstakes at PKKSONAL NOTE3 Kauffmann a merchant of Portland is at the palace Charles Thore of Nevada is registered at the Palace Finer a mining man of Pittsburg Uat the Baldwin 1 Cleaves a fruit grower of Redding is at the Grand John Patterson a stockman of Fargo is at the Kuss tmtton of Eureka Humboldt county is at the 1 uss Mc latchy of the Sacramento Bet is at the aliforuia Mr Russell Harrison registered at the Palace jesterday Adiutant Gerera A len ol Sacramento arguments being adduced to prove the same is at the Occiden al Since that decision though the authorities at Hickev a business man of Salt Lake Washington have had their eyes opered ti Cnv is a the ba imperfections in the statute anl Congress hio ri a5tiiaiiKeu me laner in hi i noi be shipped to Canada by rail if the consignees are in a hurry or them and then reshipped to San Francisco There is apparently a misunderstanding about the decision of the United States Court of Appeals sa a well known admiralt lawyer It only appl es to the cases in hand The goods were snized and detained under section 434 of the Rev sed tatnte eh eay that no merehind shaIl be mported or transported under penally of forfftiuri thereof from one port of the I nited States to another port of the 1 nited States in a vessel belonging wholly or in part to a subject of a foreign power The question at issue was the interprets tion of that law the oiernment ma nta mg that a mere op page at a fo eign port not interrupt the continuity of the voyage It is evident that it was originally meant tuat th should be the reading of the law It wts decided by the lowe cou however that this as not the reading ot tne law very good DEATHs HOF FT In tb1 cttT April 4 Henry Hoett beloved hiuhaod of Katberloe Hoeft aat mother ot hlla Helena and Alfred Hoeft and Charlie Goering member of Fonuna Iulg No sua Knight of Honor and American Order of ham Fngineen a native ot Oermany aged4yeari 10 mootlta and dara ftaTfrlends and araualnuocM are reinectfully invited to atteatt th funeral tola dav tri div at 1 eeloeK from hla lata nkidaota S39 Tmeltlh street Interment Odd tttlows femMeir DALTON tn this dty April 4 Daniel beloved bnbandof Kilenand rather ot Kucena and Huiiam rDalion and Mrs Martarai KFtti gerald and brother ot fcurens Dalton a eatlva ot tne parish of wrestle hi County Urn rick Ireland ajtrd 72 years Chicago and Uwrenca Mass paun 4eaae copy err Friends and acsioalntaixvsi are respfctfiillr invited to attend tne funeral tbla da iFrV 6J at 8 80 clock trtitn his late restdeace 1414 Baker street between fuller and tost thence to tit Poratnirk hurdi where a sol ema reaulem mass will be celebrated tor the repose of hu soul rommencing at 9 clock latermeDi Mount Calvary Cemetery DHISM OLL In this rtly AprU 4 Iiennia betoved bsntiand of Mary IT scoiL a native of Hhannon vaie ctosaaMlty County Cork Ireland aged fid years air Kr1aU and acoualntaneea an resDecttullr tnv1u to aiteml the funeral this day iFrl day at 9 clock from his lata reaiaenee lliOv oU street thence to Holy Crow Chorea Kddy and Kcott street wham a requiem high mass will be eelebratod fur tba repose of his soul commencing at 9 30 clock Interment Holy Cross rnirlerv 8HORfc iu Oakland April 4 Haiel Infant aaufDier or capiam imam I ana una A borey a native of Oakland aged 10 months and i dava arj Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this dav Frl day at 3 clock from the resMenre of her parents 1774 EiKhth street est Oakland Interment Mountain lew Lemeterr fcCH A LIK I this city A nrll 4 Frledertcb Wlll lara beloved hnsbaod of Jobanna scnallke and father of Lydla Sthalk a native of Prussia Germany aged 55 yean 9 moi ths and 15 dava tCf Friends and acquaintances are resnectf ullv I nM ted 10 attend tbe funeral this day rrt da at 1 30 clock from hix lata residence 515 Fell street between Lazuna and Bu chauan thence to Hamilton square Baptist ihurchPost street between terner and hill more where fu ieral services will be held at 2 oc ock BK1 A In Berkeley AirtI Hannah beloved wife of Brvant a natle of ermont jre I 0 years vrFr eodsa id acquaintances are respecttullv it led to attend the funera to morivw saiur daj at 1 clock from fie famti residence iliapei street near Ban roft Interment Mo i tain I emete Tt KNFR In Belmont an Mateo countv CaL Apr 5 Hattie May be oied mfeof Tur ner boru in Copperopoliv apd 23 veara 1 minthand 1 dava Calaveras count papers ase copi Funeral services 1 be held to morrow Murdav at 11 45 clock from her lat resi ie Belmont Irterment i press Lawn emeien Train liaes helmont at 12 0 clock ISW l1 In ihlsctty Aprl 5 in Lewla a na tive Mafcsachusetts a member ef the Flggers Pruiectlte I mon ed 60 years i rrie itlsandax nuaintancesare respectfully mlted to attend the funeral to rrow Catur day a 1 cloct from the parlors of Theodore Inerkv dertaker 9j tiss on sireet between 1 foi and MVth intrmeni Odd Fellows Cem eter CLABK In tMscltv April 4 Um1 Carter beloved tfe of Robert I 01 rk member of the Naive vn and liauchters of eruiont a native nf hvsex i enter ernont and Canada pafrs please copy Frierd an i arqual utances are respectfully In lied to attend he funeral to morrow alur iay at 9 30 clock from hr late residence astro sireet corner of xte nth theme to Mission Dolores Churrh where a solemn re quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commenc ng at 10 clock Interment Holy Cross lemeieij FRl rNHOIZ ln this cltv April 5l Anna Mana rrapenholz vildow nj the late Phi ip Frauennols and beioed motl of na Alia Ix onore ano rthnr rranenholr a native of Aci affenbere ma seed R4 years rhe funeral I lake ace to morrow isturda at 11 clock from her late resi de 13o hestn it strct TA1 IW In this cltv April 5 Gabriel Taussln lather of Kudolph Hnao A isephlne and Rosa Taussig a native of Bohemia aged 65 ears ewNotlce of fureral hereafter BACKt In th scity Anr 1 5 Ca harina ife of Jerome BackDs beioted mother of 51 rs Rob en Thompson and Mster otc Gehret a native of t7erland aed 61 years BI ANK31AN In Oakland April 5 Lillian wise nifeof the late Ir Blankman mother of lW and Blankman and sister of Sirs Parsona a native of Bangor Me aed 57 years and 2 mon hs HH INS In thiscltv Apr15 aptain James Higeins a native cf Viellfleet ape od Mass aed years 6 months and 18 days NFWN In this my April Patrick Mc Neln a nat ve of Ireland aed 50 years HARRlC AN In this city March 29 Maude Harrtgan anativecf san Francisco agedSdavs hrLil At the city and County Hospital this city April 5 Magale Kelly aed29ears ROL LbTON At the City and Countv Hospital this city April 4 Robert RouUton aged 28 sears CI RICH At the City and ounty HosotUt this cltv Apr I 5 I arles Irich ased 32 years FI AN CI AttheCltj and County Hospital this city April 4 1 aul Franrlj aged vpara SHOFI 1 In th dtr April John boers nar li of Holland aKS 6 year LtF In this city April 3 Mrs A Lee IRE In this city April 4 James SlcTnire a nati i of sin hranclsco aged 21 years and 8 months KFNL1 In this city April 4 Pa rick McKeney a native of Ireland aged 6l years Mtl SNNAN In this city April 3 AUIster Maclen an aced 1 vear and 11 months SECOND RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH AT CENTRAL PARK Corner Market and Lighth streets on Saturday April 7th At So clock Britisn Football Clul ol Bakersfield And the Nomads ol San Francisco For the San Francisco Polyclinic and San Francisco Children Hospital Charity Cup TICKETS 50 CENTS For ale at SHFRMAN CLAi COti ALSO CHRONICLE OFFICE MR HOTAUMt 1905 Franklin st MRS Dl NBAR 500 lutter St BALDWIN llElTIiV CO THEATER Lessees and Managers AMCftKSIKXTS TS mmm sx jr mm CMPlt Conn Director FRtTZ ECBEEIt LAST WEEK BUT ONE Ot tbli Famous Organisation IETJlOrOHTANlrALlH TO SIOHT TENTH STMP1I0NT pUPVLAB CONCERT Ludsrtg an Baethovens Eighth Symphony Saodajr Mornlns April 8th Al 11 oclock LAST OnAND BACnKD CONCERT Uonday Evening April 9th At Berkeley Assembly Hall of the peat Dumb and Blind Institute grand SYMPHONY A rOPCLAR CONCERT SPECIAL NOTICE UNIVERSITY OF CAUtQRMA MIPWIN TFR FAIR PAY Wednesday April XI 1894 The rand University dinner dnrinr which the lenna Frater Orchestra will provide the music will take place at Kaiser Franx Joseph llallai at Rea enta faculties graduates present and former stadnU of all departments of the Diversity at Berkeley San Franctsco and Mount Hamilton are Invited to attend with their families and friends Dinner and concert tickets at Knnasv LtarCos or Ua Wilx lim Caxet Jovra aecretary Cntversity Alumni Association Berkeley Thuraday bvenlng April 12th Grand vocal and instrumental concert for the Childrens Charity Benegtender tbe auspices of the Children Hoapltal the Maria Hip Orphanage the Pioneer Kindergarten Society and tbe Ladies Protective and Relief riociety Tickets 1 aornlttinj to the Fair rouada aa well as to kaiser Fraua Joseph Hail at bEESUl ClaT A Cos Uonday April 1 6th ECOKM SANDOP7 thf Perfect Man Tbe Marvelooa JORDAN FAMILY CALIFORNIA AlHaTmaxCo FBIKOLa NDKB THEATER Lessees Manajtr oves Tirr rrCI six birds Robnsou and Jones tied and freed to leave It to their score in the first tegular match Ag sin thev tied hut in the text match Robinson won by one bird During the day a few private matches were hoi off at blue rocks but no very good work was done Tcwlay the programme or a 100 bird Khool opert to ail earners and wilt be the first of the kind In the ftale Tbe entries will not lose until the beginning of the match which will be at 10 clock CARDS TO SCH0F1ELD THE SMALL FRY BOMBARD HIS APARTMENTS Jfrr irj ii at the Pa rge Koenig a merchant oi san Jose is stoppn at the Baldwin Careen th wei known cattle rancher ot i at the Lick 0r md Mr tterline of Glenwood regiv teredatthei ana esterday La1 a merchant of Mart nez among the gnesU at the Grand CeirgeF Ditzler a stockman oi Biggs Cal is lojp ng at a down town hotel llucb ner a merchant of Cloverdale is spend Lg a lew days at the rand Levy a merchant Lower Lake Lake count is at the I ick for a few days Wilmans an extensive landowner of Newman Is among the armals at the Lick striker a hat manufacturer of Phila delj hi is among the arriiajs at the Palace A ring and ring prominent importers of Bremen are among the arrivals at the Bald win tention was called to the modiniaiion the deeis on Congress has made its interdicti extend to transportation such as was bad in the cae by inserting the following word And the transportation of mercbai die anv such vessel from one port to another the I nited Mates via anv foreign po shall be deemed a violation of the foregoing provision There lo further explanat on Ihnn that necessary It is in the statute in blac and whit that no foreign bottoms can carry goods between American porta under aiy techfcality The shipments in lestion were all made before the opposition ne between New ork and this port ia the Horn wa put on At that time Dearborn A Co and button I Beebe hal a monopolv of the waterway and shippers were readv to take chances to escape high sea rates wh eh were kept up or me BRILLIANT AND INSTANTANEOUS CONRIEDS FERENCZV COMIC OPERA CO TO NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK Including Sunday Nlgtit MATINH TO MORROW The Great Success by Carl Zeller THE TYROLEAN Dea OOrLHAKNDLEKl A Comic Opera Production Pure add I nadulterated Stab Cast Chocs of 49 Bis OscnESTBa BEGINNINO MONDAY APRIL 9 SECOD WhFK KrPVKT BV Mondav Tuesday and Saturday Matinee first time here the great success LALGIIING HfcIR Wednesday and Saturday Fves GASPARONE Tlursday THfc TtKOLTAN Fridav straosa masterwork UiFFLEDERMACS Sunday April 15 IAUH NG HEIH fcAT NOW RFADi TIVOLI Kbiliis Bbos TO MCITT TtVIGHT TO NIUHT TO IUHT TO NIC HT OPERA HOUSE Proprietors and Managers ALL LAI HTER AIL GUILES B1GC LR HIT THAN ELR TO NIGHT TO MGHT TO NIGHT TO MCHT TO N1GKT SHIP HIP H0i SHIP AHOY sHIPAHOi AHOY HIP 5P OHIP AHOI SHIP AHOY AHOY SHIPAHO iutl1 XHO HlFAHOTI ahoy MONDAl ELSIE APRIL 9TH ADAIB FIRST APPEARANCE AMERICA GRLATEST NOELTY DANCER POPULAR PRICES 25c and 80c BKW AK HIttAl 1 Vi NaH President sec ty and Treas CALUOKMA CDEHTAKING CO tntieral Directors and mbalmers 123 stocktAO cor eary Tel 01 1 ARtHIBALD Manaeer Vn AMHIIIP TPAtFL co ctration of tbe Pacific Mail Company The firms here got clever lawyers to work on the Revised statntes and upon their advice the goods were shipped Ua foreign ports Uavid starr Jordan president of Stanford their opposlt on line and received a guaranty irom mercnants mat tney would stay by egistered at the Occidental jes AVhat the General Says of HU Re tirement Praise for the Presidio Major General Schofleld was a very busy man yesterday After hi return Irom the review at the Presidio he repaired to his apartments at the Palace Hotel discarded his dress uniform tor a civilian tail and received visitors throughout tbe remainder of the alter noon lie was Terr much in demand throughout the entire day and the Dell boy on the sixth floor nerer worked so energetlcaUT or flitted to and fro between the pneumatic tube and room SO as on this occasion visit Ine cards came up In bunches and clusters Bat the nnmhet that saw the General that la another matter Jt was a great day for the military small fry from the post around the bay They earn earl and they came late and they came at til timer and there was an air ot importance about each one of them which was quite astonishing They came from the Presidio fiora FortiUson from Angel Island from Al catru and from Banlcia and the an baa jieatlT printcd cards It seemed to he the pre a line fad in army electee yesterday to have neatlyprlnted tarda to send op to the GCn e1 a whan the i Ierk behind the counter at the Palace scrawled a big 28 over i the lace ineir oainty stationery ant aA aaaait it tn fit lha ftneumatis tube the way the scowled and frowned and shot I nHersity terday Bogart 51 nited Ptates Navy is down from Mare Island and Is a guest at tbe I ace rmsby the well known dealer In allfornla fruits is tn this city from New Orleans uthbert uullter Memberol Parliament and Kiev CJuilter of London are among the arrivals at the Palace Robert Engle of New 1 ork has rented a house on Pacific avenue and will make his home in San Iranclsco Mrs McKee and children returned mm a trip to Napa and joined Mr Harrison pa ty at the Ialace yesterday Thomas Ryan Andre Verdter Jos Masacek Roodenburg and Louis Hoffman composing the Mendelssohn Quintet Club of Boston are guests at the Occidental James Tormev Miss Mary Tormey Arthur Caldwell and Miss Lois Peckham came up from han Jose vesterday to visit tbe Fair They are guests at the California II Pierce Jr who was chief electrical engineer at the World Fair Is in th city end was a visitor at the Exposition yesterday lie considers it a wonderful production Dr Salathe chemist ot the Union Oil Company is in town Irom Santa Paula and is stopping at the Grand Dr Salathe will speak oeiore tne lecnnicai eociety tnis evening Colonel Clark Carr of alesburg I1L late United States Minister to Denmark and wife are at th Hotel Bella Vista Colonel and Mrs Carr have been spending some time in Southern California and arrived here last evening They will remain a week of course taain in tne great niawinier exposition Daniel Johnson a well to do stockman of Laramie City is tn the city with his wife and a patty of friends on a visit to the Fair The Jsrtv includes Oris Johnson Miss Edith ohnson Miss Birdii Johnson Miss Phoebe Johnson Miss Dmna Brown Eator John son 0 1 Ferguson and Herschid Johnson Mrs Holmes ol Lowell Mass wife of Lieutenant Frank Holmes and Mrs Flint of Boston wife of James Flint Surgeon 8 are in the city on their way to Join their husbands at Yokohama They are guests at the Palace Mrs Holmes is accompanied by her mother Mrs Wright of Lowell Mass them Tbe success of the opposition line is well known but the result is that there are very few Independent shippers here all of the merchants being tied up to one of the three lines 8o there is but Utile dsnger at present ot an extensive shipping in foreign bottoms even if tbe law did allow it PACIF1 COA SI AMSHIP CO STEAMBPS Mt ILL SAIL FROM BROADWAT wnaf san Francisco a follows hor Lorins rangeL Janean KlUlsnoo and Sitka AlaikS at 9 a Mar 21 28 prtl and May 10 ii June 4 a 19 July 5 9 19 it Aue For levoria and anonver 181 Port An geles Port Townsend Seattle Tacoma Fverett nacortes Fairraven and NewM hatcora ash 9am Mar 1 an I everv fifth da thereafter connect ig al ncouerwUb at Tacoma in at sea tie with Ry at 1 on vnsend th Alaska steamers Fnr Fureka Arcaji and Field Ldt Humooldt bay steamer Pomona ever edoesdavat 9a lor Santa Cruz Monterey ban Wnreon lavo con Port Harford ban Lnls Obtspo davlota sa ta Barbara entura Uueneme vn Pedro Bail an Pedro tLo Angeles aud iNrwDort 8 a Mar 2i i Aprti3 12 16 Jl 25 3ft Mav 4 9 lSlg22 2 31 For san Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Lais Obispo banta Barbara Port Los An gelea Redondo Los Angeles and Newport 11 a Mar 2 2 31 ADril 6 9 14 1821 27 May 2 6 1L 15 20 24 29 For Lnsenada Mazatlan La Pas and Guaymaa Mex str bt nul 10 a 2Stb nf each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New MontgoVyst IjOOBALL PLRKINSdtCO Gen 1 Agents 10 Market st San Franctaco Confident Republicans The Republicans of the Thirty sixth Assembly District met Uat night at Twentieth and Gue rero atreeta A large number were in attendance and quite a spirited meeting waa hed Ex Judge an Reynegom i Cordy and other prominent Republicans ef the district spoke and enunciated the principles of the party i tpyisTEs rin Noncx In order to save double charges all goods destined to the Midwinter Fair should be forwarded by Mortons Midwinter Fair Express the official express of the Ei position OOces 17 Geary at 408 Taylor at Oakland Ferry Depot and tn th AdminUtraaoa buildlag ea the ground OPEIIA AT THE PRATES Splendid Programme Selected From the Maetera Opera night at the Vienna Prater was a big success The hall was well tilled and most of the numbers were enthusiastically received The overture to Zampa by Her old opened the programme A entasis on Bizet Csrtaen followed and achieved a marked success The celebrated Torresdor song and the popular choruses were liberally applauded A potpourri II Trovatore tbe third piece was very well received At the conclusion ol tbe duet from th prison scene tbe audience broke Into an outburst of wild applause and Herr Scbeel was compelled to bow his acknowledgments again and again The Bells ot Cornevllle with its cttchy and melodious barcarole and numerous pretty waltzes is at all times sure of a warm reception and last evening repeated its former triumphs Part second opened with Rossini master piece tbe overture to llliain Tell scoring a decided bit which was duplicated by the masterly rendition of Faust with its cluster of well known airs and immortal march Franx Hell played Der Trumpeter von Sak ktngen on the flugelhom and was greeted with rounds of applause The programme concluded with the overture to Poet and Peasant by Suppe Taken as a whole last night programme was one of the most en joyable that has been rendered by the celebrated orchestra BIRTiK BRADLEY la Alameda February 27 the wtf of wapuun lucnara uraaiey or a son HARVEY ln this city AprU the wife of Dr Morris Harvey of a daughter Z5LIXBKT In this city April the wife of 4eunByf ox a uaugtnetv BRANDT In this city AprU the wife Of Captain CW Brandt of aoaughter DETHLEFSKN In thU city March 7 the wife ot Deihiefsen of ft aoa BRATEMOS In this cttr March 30 the wire of Captain Bratemos of a daughter FOB PORTLAND AND ASTORIA OR TH XION PACIFIC STEM OCEA Dtv and Pscinc Coast Co will dispatch from spear street wharf al 10 a on of their Al iron sleamsblns vli htatk or CAtiKOaxu March 2S April 4 14 24 May 4 14 24 olcmbia March Sa AprU 19 29 May 9 Connecting via Portland with th Ry and other diverging lines from all points In Oregon aah i laaka Idaho Montana Dakota Utah tt yomlng ellowston Park aad other points East and South and to Fcrope are to Portland Cahla aie stacraga 8 round trip tJQ Tlcke offlces Palaca Hotel 4 New Montgomery street and 1 Montgomery street freight omce 200 California street KtODAEU PFRKFYS ACQ Rapta Ocean Dtv 10 Market st Han Francisco NFW YORk TO LIVER ITXI via QUEE3TOVN from Dler 4U ORT KIVfaK Fast Exraxaa Risvick UMBRlA Saturday April 14 noon CAMPANIA Saturday April 2L 6 30a FTIU RIA Satnrdav April 28 11 a at I iriNTa Saturday Mav 5 530 a UMIIRIA Saturday May 12 II Diil CAMPANIA Saturday May 19 30 a at bFRVlA Tuesday May 22 7 30 a at KTRTJRIA Saturday May 6 9 30 a EXTRA STEAMERSl Aurania ApT109 AU I 8enriaApl4 8 S0aat Cabin pamage S50 and upward second cabin S35 steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates For freight and passage apply to the companys office 4 bowling Green NewNork VEBNON BROWN CO General Agent Good accommodations can aiwaya be secured on application to Vt ILLIAilS DlJiOD CO Ageats San Frandsca ORPHEUM Farrell street between cioekton and PowelL Kan Francisco Great Music UalL ORFATEST HIT OF THE SEASON 4RDING and AH SID COMBIN ATION Introducing many new and startling features lark and illttms ss io et Sinclair Miss Millie Oliver Fm time in the wot Id MARLO and DI NHAM 111 Bcromrllsh the hitherto considered Impos bie feat of turning a double someisault beween the bkTS and catcilng the same SATIPDAI AND tNIA MATINEES AT 2 Even i Pricks Resrve1 seats 25c Balcony 10c Orchestra Cha rs and Box beats 50c HOWARD STREET THEATER Formerly tn on Hall near Third street Grand Success of An Interesting Irish Play Mati cee SindaT MACDONODGH THEATER OAKUAND FREDERICK Tt ARDE and LOCIS JAMES TONIGHT Damon and Pvthlas Sat matinee Lion Mouth at ev Othello TUB IlKF RACING RACING RACING A POSITIVE HIT TO NIGHT AND EER1 EVEIiTO MATT NEE SATURDAY The FavoTlte Comedian MR ROLAND REED In the New Comic Play DAKOTA THE BEST COMEDY ET YEARS Sale of Seats ow Progressing JOSEPH GRISMER PHOEBE DAVIES la the Beautiful American Drama THE NEW SOUTH Opening Performance Uonday Night AMUSEMENTS 5XTRA STOCKWZLLS THEATEa C0MUEsaa Monday april jra Tflfe errEBSATJOSAi vaddeyiue IXTERXATJOSAt rAVVZYllLU Dibct raoat Saw Yoac KomherlM eter Fifty of th most 8rtaui American and European Artpts from a tri Greatest Music Hails TO FWCE8j5Cf joe Jc Ml tL OenSralAdmlsslort JOs Seats Sow on stare STOCJCWELLS THKATErT nandsomest Theater ta Baa Franctaco rvERY siairr matinee sattjidat awn SBXI SD vDAV XIOHT FarweH Ferformanee ef THE STAGE SEXHATIOV OF THE 8EAS0X THE BLACK CROOK TUB BLACK CROOh The Greatest ghow ta Town poos fscket the Dvors Some ef the Features Beautiful Ballets Premiere Leontlne and Saracrot French Qoadrll Dancers Children a Quadrille The Bowery SaBau The Brothers Rlxford March of th Amazons Powerful Csbt Scenes of Indescribable Splendor and Reausiaj Popular Prlcea SeS078ctL KOOSCiTS GM5D OPESA HOUSa The Handsomest Family Theater la the Warli Waliu UososooHtf Proprietor and juiugs LAST FTYE NIGHT3 YOL TH Under the personal direction of Mr EJHoMtu HOUSES PACKED TO THK D00R9 EVERY NfllVHT Pronounced by press and public to be th rrtat eet production ever given In ban Francisco Kext week MB JOSEPH DOWTJ50 Sopported by HISS fYRA DAVIS In the Great Melodrama EER SAi DIh ETjorivo Pntcia Orchestra 50c Parquet and Dress Circle St Family Circle and Uatlerr 10c Mezzanloj Boxes tl Proscenium Boxes extra MATLNEK8 SATCBDAi and SC5DAY Matinee Prices iOt 15c and 2ic Keats on sale from 8 a to 10 1 at A GLIMPSE OF THE HAREM BEIFSKYS FAMOUS 160030 PAISTIXa lncrediby Realistic and Surpassingly BaaBfaL MARKET BT CHBONlCliT BUlLDISa Usodxo Ftoox OT Up Staib Dally 8a to 10 at AbatxaaiOK 25 Ckxts MOXIUT 1 TO 6 EXCLtmVTLT FOK Utia RATLKOAD TFAYET BUCK TAYLORS TOD WEST Halgbt st Grounds stanyan aad Waller Streets OPENS THCRSDAT AFUlX 5TH Two Performances Daily rain or shine beginning at 2 30 and 8 Heaiisde Proinctioii of Frontier life By Over 100 Performera Including A BAND OF SIOUX tNDIA3T8 Tbe Greatest of Warriors COWBOYS MEXICANS Daring Riders Crack Shots Over 100 Horses and a Herd of Buffaloes BUCK TAYLOR Late Lieutenant and Master of Ceremonies for Buffalo BliL General Admission 25 and 50 cents Reserved seats extra Natural Ice Skating Rink Mxchasics Pavrxjow Near 2ew City Hall POLO POLO TO NIGHT CHICAGOS Y3 OLYMPICS Open mornings afternoons and evenings Admission 29 cenca I Children 10 cent METROPOLITAN HALL Fifth street near Market MOXDAT FTKtlNS Apsil 9th THE ORATOR AND JOURNALIST HEN RY WATTERSON HENRY WATTERSON HER WATTERSON Editor Louisville Courier Journal in his cekat Talk MONEY and MORALS Admission 50 cents Reserved eats 75c and 1 Oh sa at Sherman clay Co a 139 Kearny street on and after rrlday ADril tfth CALIFORNIA JOlKFY CLUB RACES BAY DISTRICT TRACK USTIL FURTHER NOTICE Racing Every Tuesday edneaday Thursday Friday and Saturday Rain or Shine FIVE OR MORK RCE8 EACH DAY Racxs stast fir BHaar McAllister and Oeary street cars paas th aatea 8TKAMS1IIP TKAEL MARRIAGE HAS5ENWAGNXB Ta this dty April 4 by Rev Fnendelina Cbrist Hansen to Maty ag ner ROHDE LCTEHRS la this ty April by Rev Fuendellng Henry Kohd to Bertha Leuhrs rADDBN BUTTEBFTEXJK In this City April 4 by Rev Fnendllng Walter Fadden to Adda Butterflelds both ef Tipton Tnlare eounty CaL ROOK DICXELT lBlhlS city April 8 by Rev Fuendellng Peter Book of IS oblea CaL to Dora Dlckslt of San Frandaco CLAJUC CUBiaux Ia this dty April 4 ty COMPAGNIK GENERALS TBAN3 ATLANTIQOE FREKCH USE TO HaVRE COMTAXYTs pier new 43 Serth river foot of Morton street Travelers br this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small boat ISew iorfc to Alex anuria Egypt via Paris first class 160 second daatll6 La Bourgogne Captain Lebout Saturday Aprlt 7 5 a La Bretagne Captain LaTouralne captain eanteIltSatnrday April 28 10 a at For further anleuia aootr to A FORKT Agent 3 Bowling Green New York 1 I LGAZI A CX Agents 5 Montgomery ave san itandsco branch office 18 Montgom ery street AMERICAN AND REO TUl LIIS NEM YORK SOUTHAMPTON LOXBON ASTWERP TH ACCOMMODATIONS A5D 1SDCCE menta eSered by these lines are unsurpassed Regular weekly service between York fiontoampson farts Antwerp and all continental points by tin twin crw steamers tt 10 JOd tona steerage tickets to and from all Europeas point at tut low rat es For tlcketa cabin plans and ftrrtberlnformaMon applrw OVjFIJTCHERAgent 8 Market street Grand Hotel bsUdlug ErTEBJf ATIOXAL JfAWOATIOS COMJULST PACIFIC MAIL bTEAMSHIP CO TUROUQH UNE TO EW YORK VIA PANAMA Calling at various porta of Mexico and Central America balling at noon Colon April 9 1 San Jose April 28 Col I ma Apr lOIAcapulco May 8 Note When sailing day falls on Sunday steamer will dispatched io lowing Monday JAPAN AVD CniNA LLNTE FOR 10KOHAMA AND HONQKOXQ Connecting at tokohama with steamers ot shanghai and at Hongkong for India etc aJHu sisr a Cttyof Sydney April Pern AprU 28 freight only City Rio JanetroJlay 17 China via Hon luApt 101 Cltv of PektngJuDe 1 Round trip ticket at redacad rates For freight or passage apply at the ofee corner First and BraDnan streets Branch omce Ml root street ALEXASDKR CKXTER General Agent 0CCI2EHTAL iOBIEHTAL STEAU3HLP CO FOR JAPAN AAD tHIXA STEAMERS WILL LEA WHARF COR ner 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aedul mi aoov Ticave San Francisco Vaak 740 AM 8JW PH 60SPM 74011 10 7A0AX 830 HAklBUrQAMiBICAN PACKaTCO FAST USE TO LOSDONT AND COVTINEST Twin screw express steamers of 13 16000 horse power SEW YORK SOvTrHAMPTOS HAMBURG FarstBismarekApr 12Nonnanuta AJone7 Columbia Anr 19 Font BlsmucIcJaniU Ane VlctOTlaMay 3iColarobtaJune 21 Normanala Ma 10ABgVlctortajusss Furst Bismarck May 17NormanniaudJuly 3 Columbia Mar Furat BumaxdcJuly 1J Aug Vlctoria May Sll Luw winter rales during JXarch and AprU RiGULAR SERVICE TO HAMBURG DIRECT Russia Ape 510 tMoravlaApr 141ms I cabin 43 upward Steerage at low rates I HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPA5Y ts LuyaA I A MY ER 401 1 allfornla street cor Sansome General Agent for ban Francisco FOR hUMHOLD BAT EUREKA ABCATA ANTD FIELD LANDINra uA BIhtCT ROUTE TO NEW RIYtR JUNES ewrrylng the United SUtes Mail it The steamer HUMBOLDT win vsrahi ton street wharf lor above poru oa fcaturdav AprU 7th at 9 a for freight and passage apply to aw AvavLoan a cu aw Front street 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