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icr 1 PETCISCO CHMlSSciil THimSDY jAlSBtr 1835 iliiliEii Adams Wheatoa Nuptials Celebrated A Notable Eyent in Social Circles Violet Dinners and Luncheons a Preyailiny Fad Personal Mention One of the moat brilliant weddlnija that Tim occurred in Oakland for many months took place last night at Lake aide the family residence of George AYbeaton when hia daughter Miss Bessie Yheaton was married to Edson Adams The wedding baa attracted a great deal of attention on account of the hieb social standing of both families Edson Adams is the oldest son of tbe late Edson Adams who was one of Oaklands richest capitalists He is one of the wealthiest young men in Oakland society dignified and very popular with all classes Miss Bessie Wheaton has been one of the acknowledged belles of Oakland and popular with all ber own set for her sweet disposition and winning manners Lakeside is one of the prettiest homes in tne aristocratic Lake Merritt district and made ebarmnj setting last night for a Very pretty weddine Tbe ceremony took place in the large drawing room which bad been turned receiTinjc rbr Mrs Charles Tay Mr DK Dodge Mrs Jt Whitney Mrs Jiank WilkinvMrsJ CimobeiL Mrs Boyd Hiss Laura Jlarshutz Miss Bessie Cole Miss irnce Mils Helta Stubbs Miss Edith Stubbs and Misses Gertrude and Edna Van Wyck She most hospitably entertained 400 of her frfends Hubera Hnngarian Orchestra played concert selections durinjs the afternoon Tbe wedding of Miss Mary Alice Mc RoberU and Key Henry Barradaile Collier will be solemnized this evening at the Church of tbe Advent at 830 oclock Tbe engagement is announced of Miss Sarah Wallace of 1013 Golden Gate avenue to Salhinger both of tLis city Mrs Guy Phelps has joined her husband in Sacramento where she will spend tbe rest of tbe winter Adolpb Roos left lor New YorS oa Monday evening last Miss Anna Fnrth of Seattle arrived on Tuesday and is visiting Dr and Mrs Luke Robinson at their Van Ness avenue residence Hermann Olricbs Miss Fair and Miss IsaDelle OConnor arrived from the East on Tnesday Toplitz is expected to morrow from Japan He has made a trip around the world and in a fortnight will leave for ew York Mr and Mrs George Crocker arrived from the Eaat on Thursday last and are occupying the Crocker residence corner of Taylor and California streets Mr and Mrs Hopkins returned from New York on last Thursday and are at their California street residence Mrs James Flood and Miss Flood came up from Menlo Park on last Saturday and have taken rooms at the Palace Hotel WTllIPLETEIT A Bili for Finishing the City HalL Power to Levy Coin Ends This Year Estimated Cost of the Biff Main Tower More Money Wilt Be Needed tbe manner cf their examination claim ling lhat they had been asked fnsuHine questions wlllclj tre jnrars wouia nov bsve asked in any other place if they bad met tbe witnesses as roan to rriah Some of the witnesses in the Rosenthal divorce case were examined in the matter of the testimony given before Judge Heb bard in which It was claimed perjury bad been committed Captain Lees and Private Detective Stilwell were in the witness room during the afternoon but did not go before the Grand Jurv 8tilweli sent a communication to the Grand Jury disclaiming for himself and his man Paris any eutlt in connection with the theft of the Fair will HILGARD REPLIES Denial of Extravagance in the Agricultural College Professor Hilgard takes exception to the charges made that tbe Stae Agricultural College is conducted extravagantly In a letter to the Chrosicle he states that it is entirely unnecessary for him to state that at present as in the past the fullest investigation of the wort is courted by Legislative committees or otherwise Without entering into a detailed ar At the meeting of the City Hall Commissioners yesterday morning City and County Attorney Creswell called attention to the fact that tbe act of tbe Legislature providing tor a lew to comciete the new City Hall would expire this year rangement he continues the person com THEATRICAL NOTES A Good Business Being Done at All Houee The new play at the Alcazar Theater The American Girl is drawing large houses It is an interesting play and excellently acted At the Tivoli Opera house the business has been good and the bouses are increas ii ru mm 181 MR AND MRS EPSON ADAMS He said that he bas drafted a bill to pre sent to the Legislature for passage providing for raising sufficient money to complete the building or at least to advance it to a stage ot completion that would permit of its being turned over to the Board of Supervisors Creswell questioned the necessity of putting a mansard roof on the building as provided by the plans and said tbe addition would not be necessary for ten or twenty years as there was already more room in the structure than was needed He questioned the advisability of having the time of construction drag along over so protracted a period The Commissioners bonds wouid be jeopardized by such a course As to the proposed bill he wished to discuss it with the other commissioners One thing for them to decide was whether there should be one levy or two for the completion of the structure and In what amount it should be Mayor Sutro expressed a desire to see the proposed bill and Mr Creswell said that he would furnish him with a draft of it Architect Shea estimated that after all tbe existing contracts had been met there would still be available 35366 for tbe completion of the interior of the big tower He thought that the interior work would cost at tease 60000 Tbe architect also called attention to the fact that the ventilating flues had been carried through the roof of the building A few months ago it was found that at their base the flues found an opening in the malarial basement The Mayor will start on an exploring expedition in a few days and investigate all these questions Applications were received from TV Jones Cuthbertson for appointment as architect and from Durnford for the position of superintendent of construction They were placed on file THE UF TROUBLES MANAGER POST ARRESTED FOR A MISDEMEANOR Hia Partners Wife Mrs Kittie Murphy Wants to Get the Companys Music piling the statement made the error of confusing the United States Experiment Station system the fatate forestry system and portions of the Morrill Aid fund all used for merely experimental purposes with the sums used purely for instruction Take these out of the estimate he says and it reduces the alleged expense per capita two thirds Agricultural students takint the full course are scarceevery where in the world even in Europe The number in actual attendance at Berkeley on purely agricultural lectures is forty five Aside from farmers institutes Mr Hilcard points out that a correspondence with between 4000 and 5000 personsyearly reaches applicants for information all oVer the State University instruction occupies harely one third of tbe time of tbe staff The experiment station work farly overburdens the rest of the time of a hard workin staff As to salaries Professor Hilcard says they are not greater than in other departments of the University and are only such as are necessary to secure and retain the services of competent specialists Tbe organic act creating the University in conformity with tbe United States law providing the funds makes the maintenance of a fully equipped college of agriculture compulsory upon the Repents MlSCBLiVASKOPS 45Tj A woderwd spAiwMcrrr Visiting cards invitations pspeteries tablets and leather goods Low prices Esanborn Vail 4 Co BIRTHS TENSENT In Oakland January 29 tbe J1t of James IL Tennent of a son COHN In this city January 25 the wife of Louis Coh a of a daugh ter DfiATHS mm into a perfect floral bower for tbe occasion The decorations were both simple and elegant tb color tone of the whole house being pink the favorite color of the bride The halls and the main apartments were a mass of large la France roses mingled with rare ferns and scattered over the apartments were many tropical plants Promptly ot 9 oclock Bishop Nichols and the Rev Dr Ritchie appeared in the drawing room With them were the groom Edson Adams and the best man Samuel Bell McKee Tbe wedding march from Lohengrin was played by the orchestra and the wedding party appeared First came George and William Wheaton and after them the maid of honor Miss Ella Steretf a cousin of tbe bride Then followed the bride canine on the arm of her father A floral bower had been prepared in which the bridal party were ranged The betrothal service was performed by Rev Dr Ritchie of St Pauls Episcopal Church Oakland Bishop Nichols of this city followed with the marriage ceremony which was verv impressive accordine to the rites of the Episcopal Church At tbe conclusion of tbe ceremony there were hearty congratulations from the many relatives present It was a matter of re eret to the large number of friends that owing to recent bereavements in both families the wedding was of necessitv a very quiet one invitations being extended only to the immediate relatives As the family connection is a large one on both sides the wedding guests numbered over sixty Supper was served later in the evening at small tables Tbe table occupied bv tbe bride was especially handsome with rare decorations and around it wereeath ered a very few of tbe most intimate young friends of tbe brideahd groom At the brides table were seated Mr and Mrs Edson Adams Miss Ella Sterett Miss Florinne Brown Miss Alii Grimes Miss Nellie Chahot Miss Mattie Knowles Miss Ella Goodall Miss Bertha Wilcox Miss Amy McKee John Adams Samuel Bel McKee A McDonald Andrew rUone Harry Knowles George and Will Wheaton The gowns of the wedding party were especially elegant and in most exquisite taste Tbe brides wedding gown was of heavy wbite satin en traine the waist being roost beautifully trimmed with rose ing every night There will be standing room only for the end of the week His Majesty is presented all round better than before Mr Raffael and Miss Salinger have brought out the sentimental side and the pretty numbers are encored without exception The sonnet has been put back and is now a feature of the second act Hartman bas put in a topical son which has tbe usual success Gracie Plaisted is again the prima donna and does it even better than before Branson is nt his best in the Impresario Miss Gaillard is an excellent queen and Mr Torpi a good mock pnnce The chorus do tbe best tbev have done in a long time Altogether His Majesty is showing plenty of life and the audiences seem to enjoy it Inore than when it was last played The Oid Old Story a pretty socieiy drama 13 a drawing attraction at Stock wells Theater Mr Grover has a fine cast and the piece is prettily staged Herrhiann is doing the same wonderful business at the California Theater His new bill Is better than the last and his entire entertainment is tbe best we have ever bad in ruaxic Maude Granger in Article 47 is pleasing the patrons of Moroscos Grand Opera hOUSe where the strong play and the strong acting of Miss Granger and the company have not been surpassed The same oid crowd is to be seen at tbe Orpheum every ntgbt The present bill is made up of strong and clever specialties in entertaining variety Maharas Colored Minstrels are a paying attraction at tbe Wigwam Theater this week The Wardeand James season opens on Monday night Seas will be on sale today It is now likely that they will put on Greer Harrisons play for a week at the California Theater following their Baldwin engagement at Baldwin prices Scheels Orchestra gives a concert at tbe Macdonotich Theater Oakland to morrow night The house will be crowded LOCAL NEWS NOTES A Nolte a foundry man has failed for 5201 Ol assets S5O00 The money In the vanlts of the City Treasury amounting to 5067130 01 was counted yesterday A 100 fire in the dwelling at 424 Haight point lace which has lone been in the 0c88lnv0 Si alim nVnrk last nlpht from box 3S1 Riv A Brown formerly of Seattle will family and was tbe cift of Mrs Wbeaton i be i rides veil was fastened by a diamond sunburst the wedding gift of the groom The bride carried an exquisite bouquet ot lilies of tbe valley ber favorite flower The gown of the maid of honor Miss Ella Sterett was of heavy pink satin cut decollete with short wide sleeve and she carried a large bouquet of beautiful la France roses Mrs George Wheaton was hsndsome in ait elegant gown of lilac moire trimmed with lilac chiffon and a most artistic garniture of lilacs A room was set apart for tbe wedding gifts which were many and costly nearly every one in the large circle of friends being represented A very pretty idea wis the collection of cups and saucers each a gift of some girlfriend but making is all a rarely beautiful and artistic collection of china valuable in itself and in after time for the memories which will cluster about it There was besides a very large collection of silver and elegant brifra brap Amid the hearty good wishes and sin rere coneratnlations of the weddine guests ilr and Mrs Edson Adams left Oakland at a late hour lor San Francisco They will go on an extended tour of the State their immediate destination being secret kfiotrn only to themselves On their return thej wilt probably make their borne for the present in tbe Adams homestead near Lake Merritt On Sundav last Miss Dora Knell gave a Violet dinner to three of her young lady friends at ber residence Violets and mi fax were the chief decoration Dinner IfrN niadern pretty picture The lamps whose hart vera violet cast a beautiful light over the tempting repast and the young ladiest Those present were Miss Ada JfenrierMiss Battie Kirkpatrlck Miss Vira Sawyer las Dor Knell 3XrHhry Van Wycfc gave an en lovable Je Saturday i her residence 21 Steinef street The rooms were beau tiuilr decorated with violets rosea and pottedanta The hostess was assisted lecture at the synagogue of the Congregation Rein Menachlm Streisand next Saturday at 1030 am The Market street Railway sent a large force of men foScott street yesterday to tear up the Idouble tracks of the Metropolitan electric System The Lyra Zither Club gave a highly enjoyable entertainment last night at Drew Hall The proceeds amounting to nearly 75 will be given to the ward for incurable children The Spanish Lenlng is the title of a German lecture te be delivered this evening at 8 oclock by Dr Julius Smdiizanski at tbe Uearv streevTemple The public are invited Admission is free Material for the proposed Fillmore street cross town electric system will be hauled today The first ground will be broken on Saturday The crossings are to be put in before auy tracklaying is done The Rev Jacob Voorsanger will deliver a lecture this evening before the Geographical Society of California at Union Square Hall The title of the lecture is Geographical Distribution of the Jews in Ancient and Modern Times DrlJohn Wythe will lecture on anatomy pbviiology and hygiene at the A at 1 15 to day uuder the auspices of the Ueaconess Bible Training School Dr Wythe will continue to give lectures on tbe same subject at the same time and place each week until further notice The public is Invited to attend these lectures The ladies of tbe various branches of the Womens Christian Temperance Union conducted service in the first Congregational Church yesterday afternoon hi meraory of Mrs Mary Latbrop the national organiser and lecturer who died January 3d last In Jackson Mich Mrs 1 Williams of the Central Union presided The internal troubles in the TJ I Theatrical Company have atlast come to ahead They will now be aired in the Police Court Mrs KUtie Murphy whoe stage name is Kittie Kersell got out two warrants yesterday against the manager of the company James Post She charges that Manager Post used language to her which was positively shocking Rnd unspeakably vulgar The other warrant was to secure the possession of about 25 worth of sheet music that goes with tbe comedy There are several versions of the trouble The latest was told by an interested friend in Police Court 2 yesterday He said that soon alter the company arrived in this city Post and his partner Georee Murphy disagreed On the dav of the first production of the reconstructed and 1 at the Alcazar Theater Murphy skipped out to Chicago and left Post in the lurch Post lost no time in rilline his partners place in the play by securing the services of one Rice When the engagement ended there was the usual demand for money made by tbe performers These deminds were for services rendered before Murphy left and for others contracted during tue week Post paid all of them even those for which Murphy was partlv responsible Kittle kersell who is Murphys wife also demanded her share and was given a 25 cent piece Post stating tbat she had drawn heavily against her salarv Her next demand was for the and I music She claimed that her husband was as much the owner of the show as Post and she made the demand in her absent spouses behalf Her Remand was refused and then it was according to report that fost made use of remarks to the actress more fit for a mule driver than the principal actor of a moral and refined show The fair Kittie repeated tbe alleged offensive language to the warrant clerk yesterday and olushed like an autumnal sunset as the words emerged from her lips A little later Post was arrested for using vulgar language but he was released on bail Posts friends assert that the music in question belongs to the and I com pany and is not me maiviauai property of Mr Murphy From all accounts it is now in the hands of the musicsl director Tie company is biiled for an engagement in this city next week but with Murphy gone Kittle Kersell on the warpath and tbe music in litigation there will be many obstacles to clear away before the curtain rises Mrvdt 4aOP Tbe dining room The committee appointed bv Mayor Sutro met again In the Mayors office yesterday morning Taylor Rogenwas appointed a committee of one to draft abtll for passage by the Legislature its object being to mate provision for tfle unemployed iu future years Tha committee wiit meet again this morning to devise some means of temporary relief for lbs unemployed now in this city Cibixet and Paris panel frames In silver leather wood etc Rlfbt pricv SabB Vail AUu CABLE KAILWAY BONDS In Pro Their Legality Declared Forma Decialon Judge Wallace yesterday rendered a decision in the important suit ot tbe MarketMarket street Railway Company against LW HellmanA Borel Daniel Meyer and others This is the action brought to determine the legality of the cable companys recent issue of bonds to the amount of 17000000 The defendants agreed to take a certain quantity of the bonds but failed to do so because of doubt expressed by their attorney as to the legality of tbe bond issue The suit is an amicable one and is designed to settle tbe legal points in controversy In order to present the tsue fairly Judge Wallace was asked to grant a writ of mandate compelling tbe defendants to accept tbe bonds at an agreed price stated in the complaint As to the facts there was no dispute so that the question presented to udge Wallace was purely one of law Counsel on both sides had hoped for a decision on the merits Instead JudgeWal lace yesterday rendered a mere pro forma decision for the rail ay company without passing anv opinion on either tbe law or tbe facta He believed that the important points in controversy should be decided by the Supreme Court on appeal a i tUK GRAND JCKY They Are Stitl Xaveatlgatlng the Election Fraiudi The county Grand Jury met yeslerday afternoon and resumed investigation of theelecttoa frauds The election officers from the Thirtieth and other Assembly districts were examined Some of the 1 witnesses on emerging from the chamber of the inquisition complained bitterly of HARDINO In Oakland January 29 Angust he loved nusbnd ot Tbftreo Hardin and father of Mrs Therese Everdiux Mrs Anna Roth Mrs Dfna Lindermann Marie osta Augusi ami Relmhardt Harding a native of Flerst lle Uer many aged 81 years 6 months and 28 day a Krlends and ocuaLit lances arerespev tf ully Invited to attend the runeral this day iTaurs day at 2 oclock from his late residence 861 Adeline street Oanlana Interment private BOEHME In this cHv Janoarv Aln Hoehrne a native of Hamburg Germany aged 1 43 rears aFriendsand acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tie funeral this day lnurs day at 2 oclock from trie parUue oiTtieodur Dlerks 957 Mission street between Fifth aud Hlxth ARCtSE ln this cltr January 29 Emma Marcus beloved mother of Mrs Louis May Mrs Robinson Mr Moist and A and Marcuse a native of Hmnnrit Vancouver Cl and riorlh ban Juan Cm paper Dtease copy ay Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the luneral this day Thnrv day at 11 oclock irom Hie residence of her son in law Louts May TJ24i Mi talon ntreet Funeral train at 1145 from rwrnty slxthabd Valencia atreeta Interment Home of ieace Cemtfrv CADY Io tnis cut January 29 Pnphte tarty mother of Mrs Kariieil and Mrs Marv sjmh a native of Nova scotia aged 67 years and 2 months ffTFrlends and a nualntances are respect fuMy lnvlted to attend tbe funeral this day Tburs day at 11 oclock irom the Howard street Church between Second and Third streets Interment private BRITTOS In thla cltj January 29 Charles Em ton beloved brother of Mrs Fanule tcon a na tlve of Nashville Teno aged 84 year SSTFrlends and acquaintance are res pectfull invlted to attend the fumral this day Thursday at i oclock from the funeral parlors of tbe California Undertaking Comuany Vii mocK ton street corner or Ueary interment Laurel HU1 Cemetery ARCHER In this city January 29 Charlei Will lam beloved son of Vbar es and Mareeiia Archer and grandson of William and Mary Ann Archer and Ellen Ryan a native of Kan tran clica sued 12 yean and 3 months Chicago till papers please copyj S9T Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tne funeral this day Thursday at lSO oclock from the residence oi the parents 919 Folsom rtreet thence to Patricks Church for services at i oclock huer ment Mount Calvary Cemetery HUGHES In th city January 29 Josepi beloved brother of Jerome A John and Frank Hughes a uative of McwJersey aged 84 years a5JFoneral will take nlace this day Thar da at 10 ocloct from the parlors of Carew English 19 Van Ness avenue near Market street lnlernienLUoly Cross Cemetery JAUES In this city January 2S Dr Charles A James beloved uncle or Mattte Jamea a native ot Rhode Island aged 04 years a Friends and acq uaintaures are respectfully InvUedto attend the toners this day Thursday at 12 oclock from bis late residence 925 Howard street Interment Odd FellouV Cemetery RAMSELIln this city January 29 Frank A beloved hnsoaiH of Lottie Ramsell a native of Portland Me aged 63 yeara Portland Me japers please copy SEsTFrletads and acquaintances are resp rtfully lnvlte to attend the funeral to niorruw Friday at 1045 oclock from 816 Valencia street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery ay train lea lng Valencia street nation at 1 155 oclock Please omit flowers WILKE In this city January 30 tools beloved husband of Katharine Wilke father of Adolpb Wtlke and steprntber or Hermann and Anam Lark a native of Hesse Germany ajced 71 years and 21 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully ill VI ted to attend the funeral to inorruw Friday at 1 oclock from nit late residence 713 Vallejo street near Stockton thence to Drnlds Hall 413 tuner street where the fun rat sen Ices will be held under the auspices of Sieirel Hatn a 7 A 1 at 2 Interment Odd Felrowa Cemetery WALKER In this city January 29 Jane Walker auntot Mrs Ii Maybew a native of fcug land aeed 64 years ffT rlendsaud acquaintances are respectfully tnvited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday at 1080 clock from the Howard street Methodist Episcopal Church betwsu cond and Third streets Interment private riease omit bowers CLINTON Jn this city January SO Catherine belvved wifeot be late James CI nton and sister of Mrs Ellen Neyland a native of Louuty tviiaenny ireiana aieatjB yea rs a9Fneads and acquaintances are respect fully Invited to attend tbe fnnerai to morrow Friday at 830 oclock Irom her late residence 41H Natoma street thence to St Patricks Church where a solemn requiem inafs wtll be celebrated for the repose of lier sou commencing at 9 oclock interment Muutii Calvary cemetery MOSS In Rlmhnrst January 30 Franklin Moss a native ox ifennecucuu afren 4 years day at 11 oclock irom tbe family resilience Klmhorat Alameda county 1 I utermeot private BRUCK tn this city Roilo A Brock aed 37 years 11 months and JH days aTA of A To tbe officers and members of Court Hayes Valley No 7774 A of A You are hereby notified to attend the luneral of our late brother Brock to take piac from Jalanthe Hail in Vythlan Cattle 909 Market street to morrow Friday at 1 oclock sham Flues will be strictly enforced cuLKMAN rin Sec LK KOIR In fcanta Barbara January 27 Mrs Margaret Nolr a native of Delaware aged i7 yearn arB Notice of luneral hereafter BCRT At the Veterans Home Io Yountvllle Kilbn Burt beloved husband of Jennie Burt and father ot Helm Ban a native of Wew York aged 7 i years months and li ttars Ogdentburf US Yaud Chicago papers please copy JACOBSON Tn Hamborc Germany Johanna dearly beloved mother of James ac4son TJ1CKFRSON to Los Angeles January 27 Mrs Anne lrtckrrson mother uf Mrs llobert Forsyth of thla city Sacramento papers please copy RANOUS In tnis city Jairtiary 27 John It Kaoons a native of New York aged 58 years DOYLE In this cltr January 28 Maurice Doyle a native of Ireland agsd 59 year FRANKK In this city January 28 Florence Pranke a astir of tun Francisco aged S3 years LUtlCMAN To this city January 27 Xuefc roan a native of Ohio aged Slyears MeAULKY Id this City January 28 Mr Sarah McAnler a native of Ireland aeed 2S years i Mr noWltLLIn this cltv January1 57 0tr Mcuoweivanauveu jorva anniBagea8 years RKNDKR In this city January 23 Frank Reader a native ot Alsace aged 52 yrsrs DOCUHKRYY Io this city Jaonarr 28 John Doncherv a native jf Ireland aged 40 rears FADDEX In thlscitr January 2a Zdward Fal den a native of Ireland aged iW year CCOMsKLL In this city January 37 Miss Julia ty couneu a naave ot ireiana agea tu years iast beinjr put in condition and when comDleted will be the grandest sales room of its kind on the Coast We in 1 tend making the opening day of our DOWN STAIRS SALESROOM the event of the year due notice of which will be given in the morning paper Our values for to day cannot be appreciated unless seen We have a number of others whicli for space we aTe unable to quote A visit to THE MAZE will convince you that it is the only place to trade SILKS Special Quotations In Wash Silks 50c Wash Silks fas colors to day 30c per yard 55c and GOc Wash Silks to day 40c a yard 75c Fanov Silks latest effects lo day 45c a yard These values will speak for themselves and cannot be duplicated in the city DRESS GOODS Our 40c Ail Wool Dress Goods 25e Our oOc All Wool Dress Good 35c 75c All Wool Dres Goods 50c Our 1 and sfl 25 All Wool Suiting 75c a yard Such values as these should not be over looked If yon contemplate purchasing Dress Goods we invite you to pay us a visit TABLE LINENS Special Values for To Iav Only 40c bleached dr cream Damask Linen 25c a yard 4oc bleached or cream Table Damask 25c 50c bleached or cream Table Damak 35c 75c bleached or cream Damask 00c a yard These are sterling values and more than deserve your attention We promise you that wheu once soM they cannot be duplicated FLANNELS English Outing Fiannels 10c a yard 25c Kider Down Flannelettes 16c 45c Woul Scotch Flannels 25c 50c quality Elder Down Flannels 35c a yard Ijoi fail to see these values as it is selJom you are offered such an assortment at the1 prices La Cigale Zid Gloves The oniy perfect fitting and warranted Glove sold at 1 a pair AJinnKHKa A Hatmas 4Ca llpcbnratedr froprietori Two Weeks Commencing MpvpAT rvynnv itiY TH Tub TaaaxDusa FREPER1CK vf LOUIS WARDEfdAMES Supported br Their Famous Company in a Series of Brilliant Revivals FIRST WKKK Monday and Wediteadav Mr Ward as Casstoa Tuesday Thursday and SJJUyUS 0ESAR Mr Warde as Casstoa nesdsy Thursday and 0w i Frldav Evenlnaa and HENRY JV Saturday Matinee i a Saturday Night OTttELLO SECOND WIEK Monday FBANCE8CA DJlBTMIXt Tuesday K1CHKLIFU Wednesday TUK IJOXrt MOUTH Thursday HENPY IV FridaTZ OTHKLUJ Saturday Matinee LIVH CA baturtay KiCHAhD III BKATb SOW KfcADY for the two weeks TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE Mas Ebxistisk Kaaiise Piopr and Manager TO XKIHT TO NIGHT TO yiOHT OXE WEEK ONLY ROBEBTSOS STEWARTS Successful Orxaa ihV MAJFJSTY HIK MAJKSTV His MAJESTY HIS MAJESTY HIS MAJESTY HIS MAJESTY lilt JEHTT HIS MAJESTY TO NIOHT TONIGHT TO NIOHT RCAFFIABAXCB Of TILLIE SAUNOER POPI LAB 1aiCTW 25c Aco 60c SHOES Heres where we outdo the world In values We are closing out this department and have made the tirices to tempt vou to purchase Infants 1 Shoes French Kid twc a pair Misses if 1 50 School Shoes 1 a pair Udles ri 50 Kid Shoes 1 93 a pair Ladies French Kid Shoes 4 a pair Ladies jMi 50 Patent Leather or Bronie Shoes needle toe the very latest 5 a pair CALIFOBSJa pose rooD EXPOSITION MECHANICS PAVILION JANUARY 2STH TO FEBRUARY 18TH EXTENSIVE DISPLVY OF TOOD PROLUCTS MRS MARY LINCOLN Will Lecture Afternoons at 2 on Cookery CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING By Cassasas Band LI VI NO PICTURES Admission 25 cents Feason Tickets S3 ilOROLOS GRAND OPKRA HOUaE Tbe Handsomest Family Theater In America WaLTxa Moaosco Sol Lease and Maoajer THIS EVENINq AT 8 Americas Great Emotional Actress AUD ORANGE In her dramatisation of Article 4T Entitled THE CREOLE THE EO nAILKOAl TTAVKU BAJJ FRNCISO AND NdRTaB rAWiiu ail WAY CO Inicaa FamaT FooT or MaazxTStj Sata Frasielsea to San RafatL a Wansx DTa tto4 110 a lrlJ Va 1 Sia S9 ft at Thardays fcstJ A aral 8rwDATt Se30lll004mtt lSa Jja fcfcja 8a Itafael to San Franeiee Wxrx Dat 25 755 30 11 10 a idBfisa JWrflJa3l cVsTm101110 lt1a 4t Between San Francisco aad SchaeUea same achednle as above I la feet1 ArivTlk I ftan Fratidaeo Xoy I San irancrvalfe I Week Son DnvriXA Sua 1 Wmr 1 Pays dars tiox days dayi 2 5 AM 5 2S Sivata 10ak R4 TZsk 1J0 Petaihtna 605 lo 15 a10 rai 600 Pit Santa Resa 1J3ltrx Alt JJ Kulton 5 MO a Healdsrt TMni S2S ererviil WM SJOrat Coverdtie gis pletl 740 ak aoo ah Homajd 730 rs eUw Vklaa 7 800am ce wHs 7 AH am 8C0 ah Konoma 100 Alt ia 610 pw 600 rat Glen Ellen 605m 6 it rj 740 ak ROD av Sebastopol 1040 Mia30j 830 ru 6U pm osmla5 kW States connect at UeyivrTlue Snrfna States connect at Tleta for Highland Sartors KelseyvJle soda Bar Lakeport States connt Uklah for Vichy Sprints Lales Upper Lake ISounerllle ietnwocd OrYa Hot tprliifS Mendocino City Fort Ura rut WesTport willctts Capeila Potna Potter Valley John Pays Bridgevile HydesvUle and EkraijL ratnrday to UomUr rocad trip Uclceu tfneed rates -On Bandars Ronnd trip ticket to all pelatl ba rend Baa Rafael at half ntea Ticket oCm ee New Montgomery and Harka Streets under Palace tioteL CCWHITK RXRrAX Cen Manaaer bea Fail Anat NOETH PAOIFIO C0A8T SAUSALITO FERRY From January 14 1895 Iav3 WEEK DAV3 an am Mill Vat ross VaU San KH I0S1 ta S0M I4SpjL 3 rv 15 rx AnirtSr San Qtn 8 JHm ranQta inU I0a SianQtolOn ban Qtn 44 fcSw taaii QUI 31r Peats on sale from 9 a to 10 Evenlnj Prices 10c 25c and 50c Mat nees Saturday and Sundav 10c 15c 25c ziy JjjMi KV1 JftNitO RBt aou Most ProaineBt uSSk OFFICES nW TO LET In tha City are in tha NewA JCHRQNICLE BUILDING In fio Heart of San TnacAgc 3 Tha ralt or I 3 modrt com wrlich Inelud ranla or lh fw rmamiia offia a pmrma 19 eeemmoaauana rr EItCTBIC LIGHTS ou hav ih uaa or jur omeas rouN Movas a cay mvtaad or iwa 2Jotnar buikllng and ea not baerad out oa goay ana nign ana avtry say la Ih yaar TALKS TO WOMEN THE SPRING COURSE TO BEGIN TO DAY THE VIAVI COMPANY Has recently moved into Its new and elegantly appointed building at 2501 2306 2308 VAN NEfeS AVEXCE Near VaJleJo street Where a spacious hall has been provided for the special purpose of conducting tbe educational TALKS TO WOMEN Which this company Inaugurated some time since THE SPRING 8ERIES WILL BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON AT 230 No admission will be charged and every lady Intereatad In subjects pertaistDjr to tier hUher pbrSical development cordially Invited to at tend STANDARD AS 60LD FOR EVERY MAN ONLY 1 ffHtjjbizk iJQIIi F1RIEB HD The Hsat Eamept Epeciallit li Aperies Estabimhe I it I860 Caik coxsriTixe rwt SIC1AN nrtB PKABOrr MEDICAL Ixstitoth ta whom was awarded tbe gold Mbdai by the Ka TiotAL Medical AasootATinx for the Pause EsaaT on KXHAtraTat Vitality iATHonrV UKHVors and Phvsical 1ibii itT and allDiv KASiaaadWKAKxnsof Max Tt 1C the ronna the middle aged and XJ XVlJOolJ cooiultatloa in person or by letter Prospectus with testimonials 1 1 1 Large book Tk Sw iaxcKorLira JXIUEJ or nirrfinia tatio tbe prlae esay K7U pp 125 Invaluable prescriptions for acute aad chronic OAjaaaaa tnU fUt only LOO double aaaleo ALCAZAR THEATER OFarretl sL bet Stockton and PowelL i Botri Manager SUCCESS OF 1895 THE Ull 0FTHE TOWN ORATTAN DONNELLYS Greatest Comedy THE AMERICAN GIRL Curtain Call after Curtain Call CN30UNDED ENTHUSIASM S3 Be sure and bring the children 5c Dress Circle 50c 15t 25c 60c PRICES Orchestra Bale onv reserved U5c Matinees Saturday and Sunday STOOZWELLS THEATEETo Hight THE GREAT FROHMANN LYCEUM THEA TER SUCCESS THE OLD OLD STORY Carefully Mourned and a Great Cast First appearance at this theater ot DANIKL KELLY JIISS BESSIE GREY AND MR CHARLES EDMONDS Reappearance of MISS HELENA SALlKGER MAY NOBLE MRS FANNY YOUNO MESSRS HAYKis 1 oWERS HESS and DE VAULin the cast Matinees Satnrlav and Sonday Pricea lOc lac J5c 35c and 50c Matinee Prices 10c 15c and 25c SO Next Week for THREE NIGHTS ONLY THE PRIVATE SKCRET KYand JOESGIRM CALIFORNIA THEATER BIGGER EVERY NIGHT Thi Second Weeks PaooEAMar A Great Sccciss Marvelona Entertainment of HERRMANN II A 3 THE GREAT THE GREAT A Or Chinese Immigration Made Easy AFTER THE BALL THE MYSTERIOUS SWING Etc Next Attraction JCKLLIE McHENRY 11 S0 ru Ros VaTr and Bn Rafael 800 am Tomsles Cftiadero way stns 7iM IliioPU Tomales and way nations t1ChV jim ll utx Except I nesdays and Thursdays Moadiyonly Wednesdaysand Fridays only SUNDAYS Koss Valley and Pan Rafael 7fHK SfOAH Mill Vat Vjots vt an tin sn Qtn 15a WnAit 1111a II 30 am llir IJO Pit i Boss VaL San Rafael San Qtn Zhv 3ry ru Mill Val Ross VaL R3 Qtn 4rx rat israeliiisraelii ric Sn Qtn 730M Hm Point Reyes and way stations aoea ani hilt Santa Koifi Train Leave and ArclYeatSan Franclioa UarkeSstreet rerry Leave Daily 500 fl0f a rom ftov 8 1S9 Arrive Daily Tail iixa via Uojave I iu43 a a SlAJe Ttrkai time bio laartet street Chronicle buildioe Saa Francisco A BIsXLL UeBeral raaaeagtr Agent STEAMSlIlf TKAVEI Pacific coast sjteamship coC steamers will sail from broadway wharf San Francisco ai foliovra For Lonna Wranx Juneau KUItsnoo all trltka Alaska at 9 a Jan 2a Feb 4 19 Men 6 2L For lctoria and Vancoaver fR Port Tosray send aUe Tacnma Everett nacortes an New Whauom Wah Jan 20 25 S0eh ft 14 19 VA 9 a and every liitb dajr uereanc cannectlnc at Vancouver with rRlat 1 acotua with at Seattle with a Ii Hjw at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For curexa Areata and Fields Landlaz Hnnv boldt bay steamer Pomona every Wednesday at 9a For Santa Coil Monterey San Simeon Caya cos Pot Harrord ban Lais Otspo Gsvlots anta Barbara Venmrat Hueneme ban Pedro East an Pedr Los Aoceles and Newport Jan 16 20 25 vfli Feb 2 10 It la 26 For San oiejro stopping only at Port Harford San Lull Obispo Santa Barbara Port Los Aa a eles Kedohdo ixs Anwelesi and Newport a Jan 18 22 37 SL Feb 4 8 12 16 20 Sti For Knsenada ft Jose del Csbo Maaatian La Pax and Gnirnu Mer steamer ti Paut a at 25th of each muoth Tl cket office Pe lace Hotel 4 New MontSmjli FOR PORTLAND AND ASTORIA OS THE OREGON RY AND NA CO Ocean i iv McNeilL win ufj patch Irom par nbart at 10 a QJjJESi one of their Al iron steamahlps via vTafcJ Otatx or CALirnaxiAJan 19 29 Feb 8 IS CoLCJfBU Jan 2i Feb 8 13 ill Connecting via Portland with toe OR and Co and other divenrlns lino from all nolntsla Oreiroa Wash Alaaka Idaho Montana Dakota Utah Wroatn Yelin xatcae rarlt aui other points Exat and South aad iurope Fare to Portland Cabin 1 bteeraje f8 ronnd trip unlimited 30 Freight and ticket offlce 19 Montgomery street Ticket ofce Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery ORPHEUM OTarrel Ftreet between Stocatoa anl PowetL SAN FRANCISCOS tREAT MtSIU HALL To olBht and During the Week EXTRAORDINARY NFW AlTKACTIONSt DAILEY AND JORDAN CLANCY AND WESTON AMOK A DOROTHY DFMING Ass Lsex VfxTK or THE FAMOUS EDDY FA MILY ECSTHi RUuD AND FLAKnlY BOO ERT AN OB 1 EN Reserved aeata 25 cental balcony 10 cents opera chairs and bov seats 50 cents STJCAMSHI1 TItAYKL NTERNTICm HAViSATIOH GOS UHES AMFJtICAN UNK FOR ROUTHAMpTOX Miortest slid roost convenient route to London Close connection at Southampton tor Havre aad Paris rirstotoin wo and upward leconflcabU and upward suwnure at ver low rates RKU S1AR LINK ijK ANTWERP Desirable route for Belgium France Germany Switzerland and Italy First cabin CM and nr waru aeumd caoia f3S steera kt Un rates or fretcbt and passace apnr to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Cf aji sraTocK Oenl Ast Paclfle Coast c09 Market au Grand Hotel BuUdta 0CCili5FTAL40SIB5TAL iTZLTLiiliii i FOR JAPAV AND CHINA STT3AMKP3 WILL USAVK YKABr OOi Hut uJ Bnuiau nrwia as an av toe IwUiUMi AND UOONO CooAKUiAj Vukoham wlw aiaAUia siUXUrUL BELOIC Tharsday January MtY WEAN1U via Motolnmi JTiesdaTjS tiii RKVfi i TneadayVlarch tUt 1Vniilw TbonKUyAprtt 4tb I and pauag apply at Uimpanrtemca 25 Uarkat Street corner 4rit is Wr ti utZrtZ 1 atiii nir 1 i ii Tfj WIGWAM Corner Gearv aad Stockton Streets Established by Onsuv Walter In 1884 Tn Instantanons Success of MAIIAUA A colored operatic UIIRrrDetja Reserved seats 25c opera chairs 35a general admlMion loc MACD0N0UG4 THEATiSR Oakd TO MORROW Friday EVE OALACXIXCERT SCHEELS ENTIRE ORCHESTRA SCHKKL8 ENTIRE ORCHESTRAS Frloa iSc 60c 75c fceenre rear seat PACiFlU MAIL STKAMaiiix Ca TUlWiiu1 LINK TO NEW wRK VIA IAXAltA LAjlInt at rarlonx ports of Mexlcn and Central Ametlca railing at noon from Company Nibart First and Braurraa streets wan Slas Jan 28oon Feb 18 San Juan Feb tjcjl of SydoeyFeb jf JAPAN AND CtilNA LINE FOR VwhOiIAVlA ANu HONGKONU CoDneclIa at Yokohsma with Kearnert tj bhannal awl at Hongaoa for tmlUk baillni rom ComoaDys barf First and Erauuan sireet Pern Feh ICtty of Pelt log Men VJ MIViRIICIIUXCU 1 VUlll lilk Utillllb Wf totipa trlD tickets at reencea rates For freight or passage apply at companys offlca 45 arket street ALKX vNJiriR CENTER enerat Agent FOR HUMBOLDT BAY a ELTEKA A hCATA AND FIKLIVi tANDIXOt 3 AwiuiutA iKUirrKTUXKwattaa MINES carrying Ut UttiU Sta AMaita 4K tl TT It ll MrlM IW SXTaktk ton street waarf lor abora wVu SATLitDAr reoruarv to at a a ctrixelght ana passage epptyia a jaauoU Cu soO Frootstrett 50STI OEEMiN LLOID 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