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MP pHf 1 TO 9rj A i SAtf ITUNOISCO gmOOTdLBQH9AT AEBTJ 24 1899 LAWRENCE WINS ANOTHER STAKE MOONDYNE LOSES THE FINAL AT UNION PARK MOTTO BIATS MERCY MAT IX A CLOSE AM LUCKY RACE HahontTi Van Ktsapp Sapllni Carry OS All tbe ifowora la the Minor Event by Good Work Lawrence captured another hlffh class Make at Union Park yesterday by beating Moondjne in the final after running consistent 1 all day Von However he was not looked upon as the ultimate winner of the stake until after the middle of the uay rating a passed His opening price in the lorg odds book was 25 to 1 The days courslni had several features The hares were stronger than they have been since the green grrajis appeared but they ran like crazy animals turning di rectly back in several courses and cau6 lng many fluky races and upsetting the talent Interesting Terrona Magic and others met defeat thla way Motto and Mercy May met In the third round and the question of the superlority Is still unreitled The two may meet In a nwtch race next Sunday Motto won yesterday In a very close course but she rt civd the favor of the hare and had all the luck there was in the course Mercy May had a long run in her first race of the day while Motto had a short one Motto led Mercy May by a length to a favoring hare that turned so Mercy May could not Ret on the game for some time In the exchanges both worked about eveniy One of the finest races of the day was between Luxor and Jennie Wilson in hleh Curtis Sons dog showed great peed Both worked the hare well but Luxors speed gained him the flag There were a bunch of short ends in the econd round of the stake Victor Queen tipped by the Chronicle to beat Con nemara won at 4 to 1 Connemara led but Victor Queen took possession Just after the turn and kpt It from the somewhat Indolent Connemara until she had run up a winning sequence Motto another Chronicle tip beat the 2 to favorite GoJden Rurw i Rustan beat Terrona and Miss Kabblt beu Magic both at 4 to 1 Moondyrw beat Young America and Luxor beat Jennie Wilson both at i to There were fourteen short ends in all Van Knapp Is rlallng St Lawrence as a winning sire Hl saplings Pat Horgan and Manila took first and second honors from a fine lot of youngsters by both speed and working ability Pin McCool 8jid Pasha Sl Girl Jr succeeded in putting ou Lucreti Korgia one or the Van Krapp Just Kcllpsed litter but was beaten by Pat Horgan As four of the six dogs In the third round belonged to Mahoney Manila was compelled to beat her lime sister Mtthe Kltcher The result bv rounds was as follows Parting Mike Third round Pat Horean beat Carmenrua Fin McCool beat Lucre la uorgia Manila beat MoHle Pitcher Fourth round Pal Horg an beat Fin McCool Manila ibi Mahjneys fawn dog Pat Horgan and iiaoa Ditrn Manila van Knapp Just Eclipse divided first and second mone Oper stake Feonnd round Metallic beat Morning iUir Victor Queen neat Connemara Mere Ma beat Si It ami Motto beat Golden lluwt st Mlhuel beat Lad Marian Interesting beat Ijtdi Claire Moondvne beat Kid McCoy Rustan beat Terrona False Flatterer beat Petrnnim Sili lj on beat BatlleshlD Miss Rabbit beat Majrlc Minerva beat Prince jeeome uien Hot beat Little Van Young America beat eleven Sjiot liarkettc beat Maid the Hill Winning Wivi beat Sportsman iPrtne II aJ beat Mlra Monte Mayflower beat Mystic Maid Rusty Ooid beat Dlackloc Lawrence beat lilark lioaa Jennie Wilson beat thv lock 14 It Illckint Alra beat Beauty SdoI I uxor beat Lottie Snapshot beat White turner Third rmind Victor Queen best Metallic Motto heat Merry Mav St Michael best Inter esting Mnnndvne let Itjjtan False Flatterer beat Mner Lm Mlne va beat Miss Rabbit TTourr lea beat Glen Roy Rlarkette beat Winning as Mayflower beat Prince Hal larence beat ItiiM Gold Jennie Wilson beat Itolltcktnc Airs luxo beat Snapshot Fourth round Victor Queen beat Motto Moonijrr beat Michael Falte Flatterer beat Mlrervs Young Amerba beat Rlackeite Lawrence beat Majfloaer Luxor beat Jennie llfum Filth round MiHlne Wat Victor Queen oung Arnerca beat False Flatterer Law ren beat Trvr Sixth und Mondne beat Young America lawrence Pinal A Deckelraans Lawrence Fky rocket lawrence Belle leat James Deans VmndMir II i Miwndjrne Te eaa Jr i FORGET STAKE WINNER AT THE NEWARK PARK Winning le Makes the Best Shon Iuk I nil She Injured Her Toes and Had to Be Withdrawn At the meeting of the Ingleside Coursing Association at Newark yesterday tie lareK were strong and gave the flogs some hard courses Forget captured the stake teutlng Pretty Girl in the final Winning fitjle the Denver hound ran in fine style and will be dangerous In any conpanj Hhe was withdrawn after running two courses as she had injured her toes on tre hard ground Macs Melod also hao her toes injured but the other dogs came oil luckily as the ground wa in bad eiiape inning otyie should have un the stake with ease as ane ran away from jtojKt Buck and Soubrelte neither the talent or the short end foi lowers could claim a victor Mac Melod was a to 1 favorite when she wus Le iKn by Pretty Girl Macs Melody barely scored Moss Hose beat the 3 to favorite Our Climate tommudure wu 1 to favorite over Mystic and was beaten Kxpense beat the lurching Forgive a 5 tu I choice and then put out High Born Laay who had had a gruelling course in the first round The stake was athlrtv twn dog event at 15 entrance fl30 ttdded The monej wis divided as follows To the winner 10o to the runner up XO to the next two 2 each to the next four 112 S9 eacbT to the next eight So eacn the result by rounds was as follows First rtMBd Ticci LJ at Las ilorle Wajblr beat Van inn vniey beat Rlh nond Queen St HIspo beat Las I aim as Benlca heat Brllliantln Mrra Rose beat Our Climate Prince George beat Lady Herschti Forget et tladruist Macs Melody baat Maid Bail Pretty Glr beat Idy Gllmore High Jlorn LadT beat Lady Err ma Kxpenae beat Forglit Wlrvalng Style beat Royal Buck Sou brtt beat CotiQueror NeUle beat MyrtU Mj stlc beat Commodore Rexicd rctind Tiger Uly beat Warship CorJey beat St Elmo Rente Boy beat ilcw lUe rrgt beat Prlac George Pretty Girl bet Mac Melody Expense ht Hlirh Pen lau Winning Style beat Seubrette Nellie beat Mj stlc Third round Cocley beat Ttger Uly Forget twstt Benicla Boy Pretty Girl best Gx NalUe a bye Winning Style withdrawn Fourth round Forret beat Coaley Pretty Girl beat NtUle Ftn Thrifts brindle and whlte dog Fvrrtt tEniin Pasfca Vallty Queec beat Pcrtges blaek aadwblt bitch Pretty Olrl St Lawreiwe Wet Lale nESCLTS OP TUB COlTtSnSG OCEAN AND WATER FRONT THE NATIONAL CITY RETURNS IN DISTRESS ALMOST FOIXDERS IN A KORTII WESTER OFF POIXT KEVKS Messenirer Boy Deliver Datlarera Sailor at the Hospital for Treatment Wlllseotta CsltbTo of Sogsr Vlnaers of ih Errats at Stockton and San Jose STOCKTON Apr 21 Both cluta held tbelr coursing at Ooodwater Grove today In tho twenty two dog take Stockton Coursing Club Arno of Stockton was firrt Iteauty of San Prandss secoou lwcabontas of tan Kranclseo third Twentygfct dir rtak Scaut of Ban Fmnctsco first MagcesU of San Fran ri C9 aecnnd Ilendabmsof Stekton tMrd Maion Tin of San Frauclseo fourth Iron luk tt iTickton fifth AN JeK Aprti li In the coursing to Car Jewalo Moore owned 1 Cramer and Magnetlo otrned by LflUUn dU yMe4 th liMusrs arl tbe port Tb at tnJnc Urge ma ay San Francisco yr jle bdag preaeat The Unevs aU leas Hear Whisky ts mom sr bs Jg4sM fjw taantr axM saadjctnal The steamer National City which left here on Saturday for Unga with twenty slx passengers and more than 300 tons of cargo returned to port yesterday morning baring been driven back by stress of weather The National City was loaded it is said beyond the safety limit and when she ran into a heavy northwester about seven miles northwest of Point Ieyes she had not enough buoyancy to ride out the storm and suffered considerable damage before turning tall and running Into Drakes bay for refuge She will probably get away again some time to day While battling with the storm the National City had a hard time of it and it will be many days before her passengers forget their experience Too heavily laden to ride the big seas the waves swept over her One big wave came aboard smashed the engine room doors and windows and filled the engine room with water This put out the fires and left the little vessel helpless on the stormy ocean Then to make matters worse her cargo snifted and all hands ere set to wot trimming tne dislodged coal Captain Dettmers Cnlef Omcer Alfred Tnielcr and the chief engineer all received more or less serious Injuries In tne battle with Neptunes forces and tne tumbling cargo When the engine room had been Cleared of water fires were re llfcnted and steam made Captain Dettmers then ran into Drakes bay and yesterday after surveying the damage uone uy trrb waves decided to return to San rranclsco for repairs Delivered by Me asenger The messenger boy service Is used for all kinds of purposes but it was probably neve put to more curious use tnan yesterday when Messenger 42 employee by the Western Union leiegrapn Company delivered at the Harbor receiving Hospital one intoxicated Jacky marked vV ODonnell fireman Lnlted States steamor Badger poisoned The boy turned his charge over to Dr Shaw and received from the doctor a receipt acknowledging the safe arrival of the sailor ODonnell was then placed on the operating table for examination He said be had been out with some high flyers and they had given him some carbolic acid Dr Shaw proceeded to comply with ODonnells request for treatment but when he had concluded the operation he diagnosed the case as plain drunk ODonnell told various stories as to the length of time he had been drinking and let drop many hints of valorous deeds performed by him during the Spanish war He slept until lato in the afternoon when he was allowed to return to his ship GiTt tbe Natives Literature The British ship Pyrenees arrived here yesterday from Newcastle Australia which port she left February 9th The Pyrenees encountered several severe storms but sustained no damage and made the voyage in fairly good time On March ITth she made the Mitchell islands where she anchored for several hpurs The natives visited the ship and brought large quantities of fresh fruit In return for thtt courtesy Captain Bryce presented his visitors with a large quantity of books and papers which they accepts with a great show of thankfulness and carried ashore in considerable glee Wlllseotta BIk Cargo The Hawaiian bark Willscott arrived here yesterday nineteen days from Honolulu with the largest cargo of sugar ever brought Into San Francisco by a sailing vessel She had in her hold 64483 bags of the Island product If she had not encountered very heavy weather the Will fccott would have made a new record between the two ports For the last ten days of her passage she averaged more than 200 miles a day MARINEJJEWS POINT LOBO8 April 23 10 Weather cloud wind south velocity 30 miles Cureao iixlean portt April Umatilla Alaska Paget Sound and Victoria vAprll Pomona Eureka Areata etc April Point Arena Mendocino and IT ArenaAprtj WellingtonDeparture Bay April Glpsy eanta Crux and Monterey April America Mam Hongkong rta Yokohama and Honolulu rrr April Coos Bay Newport San Pedro etc April Alice Blanchard Coos Bay April Columbia Portland and Astoria April Corona Can Diego and way ports April JT 30 AltRIVKD AT SAN FRAXCISCO Br stmr Wyefteld Cartmcr 96 hours from Kanalmo Stmr Qlpsy Leland 26 hours from Moss Landing and way porta Stmr Coqullle River Thompson 73 hours from Grays Hsrbor Stmr Willamette Hansen 75 hours from Seattle Stmr North Fork Bash S2 hours from Eureka Bktn Archer Calhoun 23 days from Hilo Schr Excelsior Burmelster 11 days from Port Blakeley Schr Nettle Low Low 3 hours from Point Reyes SAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Alice Blanchard Hall Cooa Bay Stmr Noyo Johnson Fort Bragg Stmr Columbia Green Astoria Stnar Brunswick Andreaen Mary Island via New Whatcom Schr Maxim Olsen Caspar Schr Monterey Beck Bowena Landing Scht Bruce Peterson Nicolaefskl Schr Emma Clawdlna Nielsen Eureka COAST POUTS COOS BAY Arrived Apr 22 tug Astoria with dredge In tow Sailed April 22 schr lng and Wing for San Francisco TACOMA Sailed Apr 23 Br ship Drumburton for China NEAH BAT Passed out Apr 23 Br stmr Wellington from Departure Bay for San Francisco Br stmr Aorangi from Vancouver for Sydney PORT TOWNSEND Sailed Apr 22 bktn Skagit from Port Gamble for Honolulu OLYMPIA Salled Apr 23 schr Ethel Zane for San Francisco schr Bella for San Francisco EUREKA SUled Apr 23 stmr Scotia for San Francisco ASTORIA Sailed Apr 23 Br stmr Lennox for Hongkong stmr State of California for San Francisco schr Maid of Orleans or Alaska REDONDO Arrived April 23 schr Jennie Stella from Grays Harbor SAN PEDRO Arrived Apr 23 schr Bertie Minor from Eureka EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Arrived Apr 23 stmr La Gas oosne from Havre PHILADELPHIA Arrived Apr 23 stmr Waesnd from Liverpool FOREIGN PORTS HAVRE Arrived Apr 23 stmr Bretagne from New York QCEENSTOWN Sailed Apr 23 stmr Lu canla from Llveipool for Naw York London Stock and Bond Markets LONDON April 23 Copper shares were the feature of the Stock Exchange last week Little was done In the other markets which however have shown considerable firmness Americans were rather dull and off cotor owing to the closing of the bull accounts but the undertone was still strong Among the Increases were Louisville and Nashville which rose points southern preferred l1 Atchison preferred Illinois Central Norfolk and Western Central Pacific 4 Reading preferred Union Pacific preferred Vs Union Paclflc common Dener and Rio Grande New York Central and Hudson River fell 4 of a iint and Erie 4 Money was easy at from 1 14 Pr cent until Monday 14 for a week and from 2 to 2 1 16 tor three months bills Get the Chronicles Xew Reversible Map Map of the United States with special maps of the Philippine Islands Hawaii Porto Rico Cuba and Alaska on one side and map of the world on the other side Price 80 cents HOTEL ARRIVALS NOTICE TO MARINERS A branch of the Hdrographlc Office located In the Merchants Exchange Is main talned In San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expene Navigators are cordially InWted to llt the office where a complete set of charts and sailing directions of the world are sept constantly on hand for reference and comparison and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation nd all matters of Interest to ocean commerce The Time Ball on the fewer of the new Femr Building at the foot of Market street Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and is dropped I it noon Zntn meridian by telegraphic signal received each dav from the United States Naval llbservaTV at Mare Island Cal A notice tat lng whether the Time Ball was dropped on time or plving the error If any ts published he sam day by the afternoon papers and the morning papers of the following ij CALKINS Lieutenant in charge PALACE A Pommer Sacto Griffin Heno PUMn Ne York Behrens Holzman New York Saery a Wilmington Mrs II Taylor Gilmer Nary Diving Stanford Bud Story Belmont Browne Stanford Bennett Stanford Bon man Stanfora Aer Chicago Cunningham Or Heldmaler Chicago Harrington Mrs Brown Chi Hunecrford II Wentaorth New Orleans Parker Boston Kersho Phlla Ross Lea Angeles Mrs Roes Ls An GRAND Mrs Baker Joseln Boston Seers Stanford Brook Stanford A Baker Tacoma Todd Oakland Frank Stanford Bedford Cal Connell Portland Bnul Fresno Clark New York Brooks Bates Tacoma Douglas Sacto Merrill Pomona Arena Colusa HOTEL Bendmlre Aug Loett Los Ang A Erode bn Ang Lnnir Los Ang PendIi Los Ang Mrs Pendell An StiMba ifth Ls Ang Jeffrl Los Ang Wankowski Ls Ang Bod Boston Marshall Boston Mrs Marshall Bstn Sever Mass Seer Mass Moorman Loulsvl Vlcclnl fy Wash OBrien Chicago II Flint Angels Cp Grber Sacto Mrs Blumauer Prtld Mrs Ward Portlnd Mrs Voodyatt Chi A Adams Colorado Mrs A Adams Colorado llerskamp Jr low a HOTEL Ley Williams A Bell Napa Cook Iluffton Lee Phoenix Lurrsden Resa Cunningham RBa Berryman California btanrord tl Dr A Miller Fr Versallns Los Ang Harrington Jiksi Washburn Pasadena Edwards Watscnvle IV Lorlng Angis Ballard Bar 8 COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Time and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point Entrance to San Francisco Bay By official authority of the Superintendent NOTE The high and low waters occur at the riv front Mission street wharf about 23 minutes later than at Fort Point the height of tide it the same at both places APRIL 34 TO 29 ITlme Time Tlniej Tlme Feet Feet Feet Feet HW Jt I 4 21 0 2 11031 40 400 211024f 68 JC 1 5 0L 0311 5l 4 6 442 2110U 3 9 Jil 45 0 612 411 4 81 8 21 2 61131 60 oso 1 no 4e os 2 1 VV IH Wl 28 Oil 1 7 20 09 2 31 4 6 19 30 50 tlO a li OBl 3 34 1 4T7f4 31 APRIL 24 Sun Rises 521 1 Sun Pets 654 NOTE In the above tabulation of tides the Jaily tides arc given in the oroer of their occurence commencing with the early morning tide the left hand tld column and the succeed ns tides as they occur as to time on some dajs ut three tides occur the usual fourth tld occurring en the following morning The column of heights gives the elevation of each tide above or below the plan of Coast Survey Chart soundings the numbers ar al ays additive to the chart depths unless prt ded by the minus sign or dash when to limber Is rubtractlv from depths given on the chart MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Steamer due and to sail to day and for th next six days are as follows DEPART Steamer For Sails Pomona Eureka Areata etc April 24 Corona San Diego and way ports April 24 Czarina Seattle and Tacoma April 24 Cleone Crescent City April 25 aipsy Santa Crus and Monterey April 25 Luella Tillamook Bay and way ports April 25 Walla Walla Victoria Pugtt Sound and Alaska April 26 Crescent City Crescent City April 2 Benita Newport San Pedro etc April 20 Aloha Point Arena and Albion April 2A Ncrth Fork Eureka Areata etc April 2d Empire Coo Bay April 28 Oxjullle Hirer Grays Harbor April 26 Alliance Astoria Portland and way ports April 27 Coptic Hongkong via Honolulu and Yokohama April 23 reru New York via Panama April 28 Stat of Cal Astm la and Portland April 2S Fanta Rnsa Ean Diego and way porta April 26 Olpsy Banta Crus and Monterey April 2J Pomona Eureka Areata etc April 0 Point Arena Pt Arena and Mr ndoclno April 28 Cooa Bay Newport Fn Pedro etc April 30 ARRIVE Steamer From Due Oreecent City Creceat City Apnl 24 Boalta Newport Baa Pedro etc April 24 naaiire Cdo Bay April 24 Willamette Seattle April 24 1 AMiia Tillamook uay April 24 Fulton Portland and Asterta Awll 24 Barbara Hernster Coqullle Htver April 24 Australia Honolulu April 25 State of Cal Portland and Astoria April 3 Alliance Portland Astoria and way ports April 23 tVeeott Taqatna Bay April S3 Washtenaw Tacrms April 23 fast Ka Rsb iMraw and way parts April Samoa Eureka Areata etc April 96 BIRTHS COOPER In this city April 23 the wife of 8 Cooper of a son FUCHS In this city April 22 the wife of I Fuchs of twins sons BROWV April 23 the wife of Max Brown of a daughter DEATHS BALLINGER In this clt April 23 Elizabeth beloved wife of William BaJllcger and mothr of George Will May and Theodore Balllnger a native of Boston Mass aged 47 years 8 months and 23 daj Friends ajid acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuesday at i 30 oclock from her late residence lfilO Baker street thence to St Dominics Church corner of Bush and Stelner streets where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Masonic Cemetery BOLGER In this city at the Presidio reservation Sadie Winifred daughter of James and Mary Bolgcr native of New York aged 13 years months and IS days BRAN HAM In San Jose April 23 Elisabeth Mary daughter of the late Charles and Dllzabeth Branham a native of San Francisco Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuesdu at 83n oclock from St Ignatius Church where a requiem high mass will be held for the repose of her soul Remains will arrive at the Valencia street depot on the 850 oclock train Interment prlvae BREEN In this city April 23 at his late residence 8O0 Shrader street Judge James Breen beloved husband of Kate McMahon Breen and father of Margaret and Grace Breen a native of Iowa aged 58 years 3 months and 2 days The funeral will take place this day Monday at 180 oclock from St Agnes Church Masonic avenue and Page street Interment San Juan by 2 45 oclock train from Twenty fifth and Valencia streets BUTTNER In this city April 22 Christina relict of the late Herman Buttner and mother of Charles Buttner and stepmother of Clara Buttner a native of Germany aged 48 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuasday at 2 oclock from the funeral parlors of Haass 917 Mission street near Fifth Intermnt Odd Fellows Cemetery COLEMAN In this city April 23 Yetta Coleman beloved wife of Meyer Coleman and beloved mother of Joseph and Charles Coleman a native of Poland aged SO years GRIFFIN In Tomales April 23 Ellen Griffin widow of John Griffin and mother of Mrs OConnor James Lizzie and Frames Griffin and the late Mrs Mulvenay and Mrs Phillips a native of County Clare Ireland Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral at Tomales on arrival of the 7 oclock train from San Francisco to morrow Tuesday HAQOLUND In this city April 22 Helen Marias infant daughter of John axd Marie Hagglsnd a native of San Francisco aged 7 months and 0 days HART In this city April 22 Babette Hart beloved mother of Mrs Isaac Sachs Mrs Jacob Sohwltzr and Jacob Moses and David Hart a native of Furth Bavaria aged years 8 months and 0 days Funeral and Interment strictly private HOYT In this city April 22 the wife of Here ward Hoy I deceased a stillborn child JACKSON In this city April 23 at th City and County Hospital William Jackson a native of South Carolina aged 24 years JONES In tela city April 23 at his residence 132i4 Fau Oaks street lilUm Wright Jones a native of Leicester Livingston county aged 64 Tears Mount Morris papers plea copy I Inttrmeat Pciahima KINO la Utrktle April 23 Michael beloved hutbaad Mary King and father of Hugh and the late Rati King a native of County 1 avail irejaca agca i years Friend and acquaintances are repeetfally Invite atteM tb fnreral this day Monday at 5 oclock from bis late im i dene 2122 Parker timet Eat Berkeley thence to ft JocrpV Chare where a I tJetna requiem mass will be eelebratea fori Bis sosu eooimeocteg at 10 1 oclock Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland tEAVITT Entered Into ret In this city April 23 Charles beloved husband of Catherine I LearUk and stepfather of Mrs Annie Pare and JnDie McDonald 4 native of York Me aredta years 11 months and 6 Way York Ma papers please copy Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuesday at 2 oclock from his lata residence C20 Ellis street Interment Masonic Cemetery LOUDENSLAQEn la this city April S3 Thomas Loudenslager better known as Thomas Rosa dearly beloved son of Agnes Loudenslager and brother of Mra John de Angeles a native of New Orleans aged 54 years 5 months and 11 days MTQUAIDE An anniversary requiem high mass wtlt be celebrated for the repose of the late Mrs Mary McQuaide to morrow Tutsdav at oclock at Mission Dolores Church corner of Sixteenth and Dolores streets Friends are Invited to attend MITCHEUL In this city April 22 at the City and County Hospital James Mitchell a native of Pennsylvania aged 32 years MITCHELL In this city April 22 John beloved father of John William and Marguerite Mitchell and Mrs Fox and brother of Patrick Mitchell a native 01 County Leltrlm Ireland aged 74 years and 12 daS Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Mon dav at 815 oclock from tbe residence of his son 2144 Clara street between Filth and Sixth thence to St Marys Cathedral Van Ness avenue where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the rcpuse of his scul at 1U A Interment Mount Calvary CemeteryCemetery OCKEY In this city April 23 Precious beloved daughter of Harry and Isabel Ockej and niece of Mary Sadie James Edward John and Eugec Fitzgerald a native of Saii Francisco aged 7 years 0 months and 4 days Interment private PLTMMEP In thli city April 23 Dr Richard beloved husband of Bells Plummer and stepfather of Plummer a native of Ohio agea 58 ears 11 months and 6 da Notice of funeral hereafter PORTER In this city April 23 at the City and County Hospital Joseph Porter a native of Ireland aged 00 years PRINGLE In East Oakland April 21 Edward PrlnRle beloved husband of Cornelia Johnson Pnnglc a native of Charleston aged 78 years 2 months and 8 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend luneral senlces this day Monday at 11 oclock at St Pauls Episcopal Church corner of Fourteenth and Harrison streets Oakland Intei ment private NOTICE TO THE BAR OF THE FC neral of Judge Edward Pringle By order of the Bar Association of San Franclsic notice Is given that the funeral of Judge Edward Pringle will take place from bt Pauis Church corner of Fourteenth and Harrison streets Oakland this day Monday at 11 oclock All memlers are requested to attend at the church Take 10 15 oclock narrow gauge train to Fourteenth street station WILLIAM FIFIELD President RYNES In this city April 22 Rodger Rynes a native of Essex Center Vt aged 83 vears Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuesday at 930 oclock from his late residence 241 Castro street thence to Mlsilan Dolores Church where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose or his soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery SCHAEFER In this city April 22 at his late rerVdence 323 Eleventh avenue Charles behoved husband of Augustus Schaefer and father of Bert Charles and Clarence Schae fer a native of Germany agad 47 years months and 20 days Friends and acquaintances are respectful Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Tuwvlav at 2 oclock from Odd Fcrv Hali Seventh and Market street under the auspices of Western Additlun Lmlge No 2 I 0 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD GOLDEN Gate Camp No 64 Members are he eby notified to attend the funeral of our late nclgnbor Charles Schafer to morrow Tuesday at 1 30 oclock from Odd Fellows Hall Woodmen services at the cemeterj By order A WEINERT Consul Commander OLIVER JR Clerk CRY In San Leandro April 23 Fannie dearl beloved wife of David Cry and moat lfarly beloved motherof Sol Felix Aa rn Sarah Joseph Isaac Mrs Vallls of San Fran Isco and Mrs It Courant of akla nd 1 native of Mereheim Bavaria German iged 67 year 2 months and 28 davs New York and New Orleans papers please copy Funeral to morrow Tuesday at 11 oclock from her late reldence Interment Mountain View Cemeterj Oakland WARHAM In Oakland April 22 Kathenre Varham beloved mother of Percy Roberts Audley Ernest and Reginald William War ham a native of Ireland aged 31 vears 9 months and 4 day TlHCTXER ln Oakland April 22 James Per cival WheePr father of 1 and Francis Wheeler of Oakland and Mrs Winston of Seattle a native of New Brunswick aged fiO years and 12 dajs OCEAN STEAMERS AlGTIOy JALE3 jf a Ia JONES CO Salesrooms Fireproof Building 206 and 200 California street SALE DATSTUESDATS aad FRTDATS To Morrow TUESDAY APRIl 23 18391 At 10 oclock A In upper story salesroom NO 207 CALIFORNIA STREET We win sail Vy order of Commissary Genera of Subsistence RICE RICE 34000 pounds Rice Louisiana mors or less SPLIT PEA8 137000 pounds Peas Split more or less TERMS Cash In United States gold JONES CO Auctioneers BASCH AUCTION CO Inc 310 S21 Sutter st bet Grant ave and Stockton Telephone Grant 87 1 will sell To Day MONDAY AFRIL 24 ISO At 11 oclock A on the premlFes 321 SUTTER STREET Contents of 11 room house comprising in part odd Farlor Iicces overstuffed In silk broca telle 1 elegant Iprlght Piano nearly new 1 Mukh Cabinet Pictures Brlc a Brac etc 1 tlegaut Quarter Carved Oak Bedroom Sets hiie Curled Hair Mattresses 2 elegant Walnut Bedroom Sets cost 500 2 Oak Folding Btds 1 Walnut Folding Bed with French liat Mirrors 1 Mahogany Wardrobe 1 Rosewood Wardrobe single door and French Plate ilirrors 3 Mantel Mirrors very elegant fine line Curtains Portieres Draperies Pillows Mission Woolen Blankets Single and Three Quarter White Enameled Beds 12 Oak Dinlntc ialrs 1 Oak Dining Table 1 Oak Sideboard Crockery Glassware etc 1 Waterback Range nearly new Cocking Utensils Linoleum etc also 500 yards Body Brussels and Moquette Carpels nearly new and other gjids too numertus to mention I call the attention of deal lodglrg house keepers and tbe pulSlc In general to this sale Goods just as go as new lcims cash BASCH Auctioneer COLUMBIAN AUCTION HOUSE Office and Salesroom 1057 Market street TMLL 3ELL TO DAY MONDAY APRIL 24 1S89 at 11 oclock A 1057 Market street opp Jones a complete line of Parlor Bed and Dining room Furniture Carpets Kansci Bedding etc At 12 ocoek a llie of Stationery Tbleta Paper Envelopes Ink Purses Notions Books Perfumery etc GALLICK Auctioneer RESTAURANT AUCTION To Day MONDAY APRIL 24 1899 At 2 oclock 22C MALLIPTER STREET NR LARKIN ClegaJit Range Crockery Tables Chairs elc FRANK BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer ItKSTAUKANT KESTAUKAXT JMIL COHN Auctioneer Office 430 Seventh st TO DAY Monday April 24 lMPi at I at Restaurant j13Vs Jones st contents of above EMIL COHN AuotLim er OCCIDENTAL fc ORIENTAL CO JTEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR 0 ner Klrt and Brannan streets 1PM for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG ailing at Kobe Hlogo Nagasaki and Shanshal and connecting at Hongkong with itraroere for India etc No cargo received on board on da of sailing COPTIC via Honolulu Friday fpill 28 GAELIC via Honolulu Wednesday Mav 24 DjRIC via Honolulu baturdaj June 17 T1TIC via Honolulu Fridaj July li Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Compans office 421 Market stre corner Tlrst STIBBS General Manager OCEANIC CO HONOLtTLuT APIA AL IK LAND AND SYDNEY AUSTRALIA Honolulu only Wednesday Mav 3 2PM MOANA via Honolulu to New Zealand and Australia Wed May 17 1UP SPHECKELS BROS CO Agts Ii4 Monijomrr Pier 7 Fot Pacific St Freijhi Office 327 Market St COMPAGME GEXEBALE TRANS ATLAATIQlE TTtRENCH LINE DIRECT TO HAVRE X1 PARIS 1 FRANCE Sailing Every Saturday at 10 A From Pier 12 North River Foot of Morton Street La Champagne Ap hLa Gascne April 29 La Bretagne April 13jLa Normandle May 0 La Touralne April 22La Champagne May 13 First class to Havre 90 and upward 5 per cent reduction on round trip Second las to Hav re 43 10 per cent reduction on round trip GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA Bowllij Gren New York Tickets for sale at all railroad and steamship offices FUGAZI CO Pacific Coast Agents Montgomery avenue San Francisco OCEAN STEAMERS PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMER LEAVE BROADWAY WHARF San rranclsco For Alaskan ports 10 A April 1 6 11 21 2tt Mav 1 transfer at Seattle For Victoria Vancouver Port Town nd Sattle Ta ma Everett Anacortes anJ New Whatcom Wash 10 A April I fl 11 21 2fi May 1 and ever fifth da heie aiter change at Seattle to this companys Mtamera for Alaska and at tacoma ti a Varcomer to Ry For Eureka Humboldt Bav 2PM April I 14 19 24 29 May 4 and every fifth day th reafter for Santa Ouz Monterej Pan SImon Cay ucos Tort Harford Fan Lul Obispo Gavlota Santa Barbara Ventura Hueneme San Pedro Uast San Pedro Los Angelet and Newvort CI A April 2 6 10 14 IS 22 20 30 Ma 4 aad every fourth day thvreater Kur San IkE0 stopping nnlv at Pirt Harford San Luis Oblsoo Santa Barbara Port Ls An geg and Reaonao ilos Angeles II A April 4 12 1 2t 24 2S Mav 2 and every fourth day thereafter For Ensenaila Magdalena Bay San Jose abo Maxatlan Altata La Paz Santa Rnsalia md Ouavmas Mexico 10 A 7th of each month For further Information obtain folder Th riinpanv reserves the right to change Ilhnut previous notice steamer sailing dates and hojis of sailing TIIWKT OFHCE I New Montgomery iUt et Palace Hotel GOODALL PERKINS A CO Genl Agents 10 Market stnet San Francisco PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO MVIRliUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA Panama calling at various points of Mexico uid iVntral America sailing at 12 from Company wharf Flist and Brannan streets Peru April 28Aiapulco May is Cit of Para May Colon May 29 TKANSP C1F1C LINE TO YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG via HONOLULU and ailing at Kobe Nagafaul and Shanghai and conne Una at Hongkong with steamers for Irdla etc sailing at 1 from Companys wharf First and Brannan streets CITY OF PEKING May li HINA June si CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO July No argo received on board on day of sailing Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at Companys offitw 421 Market street ALEXANDER CENTEH General Agent AMERICAN LINE VEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON TARIS STOPPING AT CHERBOURG WESTBOUND From New York Every Wednesday at 10 A St Louis May St Louis May 24 Paris May lParls May 31 1 St Paul May 17iSt Paul June 71 Hod Star Lln Xew York A Antwerp Irom New York Every Wednesday 12 Noon Noordland Way 3Southwark May 17 Frleslaud May 10 esternund May 24 For freight and passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO 30 Montgomery street Or any of its Agencies TOYO KISKN KAISIIA ORIENTAL CO CJTEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Brannan streets 1PM for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG calling at Kobe Hlogo Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India el No cargo received on board on day of sailing AMERICAN MARU Saturday May 6 HONGKONG MARU Thursday June 1 NIPPON MARU Tuesday June 27 Via Honolulu Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at panyg office 421 Market street corner First CURTIS General Agnt onTH GERMAN LLOYD CO EUROPE First Cluas Tours Sum mer Season 1890 1 Prograairaei fws oa appllcatUs coon TOURS and Tfrifcrc THOS COOK SON 11WUKIW a2l MARKET BTBBET AZORES NAPLES AND GENOA BY PRINCE LINES NEW STEAMERS Cabin 65 and Upward Tartar Prince Mav 16Slartan Prince June Trojan Prince May 27JTartar Prlnes July 20 RICHAitu lu ui oroaaway ClUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from Pier 40 Knrt River aaiunujr April af Saturday May 6 Tuesday May i J3lUpcfn6N ii4Lgij Ht THE jjIfrPITT COiCPABTtT Auctioneer tad Coramlwior Merchants 234aB423a Buaa rtmfc ADVANCES CCNSKUJHSNTaV To Dar MONDAY APRIL 24 1889 At 10 qdock A Br Catalcgue at Saleifooms Ws will sell A SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE 8AUE CD7 CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS SWEATERS CARPETS RUGS BOUTS AND SHOES Etc Comprising la part Mens Boys and Touths SuKa Pant Vests and 8prlng Overcoats Balbrtggan Underwear Wool Sweaters Flannel and Twill Sateen Ovenulrti gutpenders Neckwear Handkerchleu also Table Covers Damask lfuck Towels Laces Purses Buttons A line of Mens Russet Sample Sheet and Mens Ladles Misses and CIldrena Eastern and Callfornia snad Footwear Also Insraln Granite Carpets Smyrna Rugs etc THE UrPJTT CO Auctioneers MOKTOAGJd 8AI4K EMIL COHN AUCTIONEER Office 430 Seventh st Salesrooms 1121 Howard Telephone Mint 1904 1 EXTRAORDINARY FURNITURE ANI CAR 1ET SALE 1 will sell Tn llorron TUESDAY APRIL 23 1800 At 11 oclock A at above isJeerocms 1123 HOWARD STREET lance assortment Pf elegant Furniture Carpets etc removed to my salesroom for tne benefit of tbe public comprising Fancy Parlor Furniture Oak and Walnut 13droum Suit 6 loxen Hitch Bark Dining room Chairs Extension Tables Folding Beds Bed Lounges Coucues Divans Dressers odd Bureaus edd iicces of Upholstery Armchairs Rockers Oak Chiffoniers Hair Tcp and Floss Mat tiecses odd Bed about lOOu yards of Body Brusaela Taptstry and Moquette Carpets Linoleum Crockery Glassware Kitchen Uten 11s Toilet Sets Bedding Blankets Sheets Comforters Ranges etc Th Carpets are all equal to new and roust be sold without limit or reserve Alto tc wnom It may concern a full line of sew Agau and Granite Ware 5 new Barroom Tablea EMIL COHN Auctioneer PRELIMINARY NOTICE GROCERIES NOTION8 WINES LIQUORS CIGARS COLUMBIAN AUCTION HOUSE Will sell TUESDAY April 25 199 at 11 clock A at 227 Ninth at nr Howard a complete stock of choice Groceries Wines Liquors Cigars Stationery Notions Coffee Mill Scales Showcasea Counters and Shelving Register Soda Fountain etc GALLICK Auctioneer FURNITURE AND CARPETS FOR SALE The complete and elegant Furnishings of a 10 room Lodging house centrally located for rale cheap rent 100 original cost of furnishings S00O sold on account of departure of owner to Europe For particulars apply to GALLICK Columbian Auction House 1057 Market St HAILHOAD TRAVEL CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY CO LESSEE SAN FRANCIS A NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY T1BLRON FERRY FOOT OF MARKET ST San Francisco to San Rafael WEEK DAYS 7JO 11X1 ll0O A 1233 3 30 510 30 Thursdays Extra trip at 11 3ii Saturdays Extra trip at l3u and 1130 SlNDAYS 930 1100 A 130 3 5 CO 6 20 San Rafael to San Francisco WEEK DAYS 810 750 9 1110 A 124j 34 3 15 Saturdays Extra trips at 1 and 033 SI DAYS 8 10 040 11J0 A 140 3W 505 and 6 25 Between San Francisco and Sehnetien Pane same schedule as above I 1 DAVIS BELAU CO Saeeestorfi to 7 6REENEBACX CO Auctioneers sad Pssamfsilon Merchants 1Lnd reet ADVAJtCKS OX ICOXSKIMMEXTS SIALJTTEfTIOK GIVEN TO SALia OT ffifflEt ETCUAJE BsTSTOKnfGBg ToHorTQW AtlOeelockJUM At Chi fiJtafpcma by Catalogna LAROB AfO ATTnAQTTTB TRADE 8XLB Oa puberal credit of FINE CUSTOM MADECLOTHIN Mens aad Young Mens Clay and Faaey Wonted Katla UuM Solta Coatt aad Vtata etc Oay and Fater Worsted Snk Mixed Worsted Pkiusw Oraolte Thibet Casatmer and Cheviot Suits la heavy and mediant wight Mens Worsted Caaslmer aad Cheviot Pasts Covert Ootn4CahaefeDvertaUfBa7 and Childrens Salts School and Reefer Suits Kim Pants eta Mens Purnlahlpc Coodju Caderwear Ovstv shirts Hosiery Gloves Suspenders Mens Fedora Rata etc 1 DAVIS HSLAU A CO Auctioneers LeaT In Eitect ArTTe an rrsneidco April IS 99 Ran Frsnei Week uti Uistin 1 Hon Wee Days dsvs 1111 lay Days 7fUM 8Xam Novato 10 4 am bI0aM wOpm xJOam Ietaluma StJrx 31x nriOPM bXAirx Santa Host Sjps 620 rn 1 Fni ton 710 an I Wludvor i03i I 800 am Uealdshuni 733 rw Lytion I ifieyservtlle 3 ro TU I lo venlale I 6 20 pm 80 1 7 3uam sOO am iuernevlle fSoTM 1024 3 JO ru sjiii 730 am MM am Sonoma 1040 am 0avi e10rM K0 th len Kllen air VOrn 730 AM 800 AM 8ebastoToL 1040 AM 1U2as 3 30 ftUOrM 7Un il iurn Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs White Sulphur Springs Lytton for Lytton Springs at Geyservllle for Sksggs Sprincs at Cloverdale for the Geysers st Hop land tor Duncan Springs Highland Sprimcs Kelseyville Itrlsbad Springs Soda Bay Lake pert and Bartlett Springs at Uklah for Vichy Springs Saratogi Springs Blue Lakes Laurtl Dell Lake Witter Springs Cpjer Lake Porno Pciter Valley Jovn Days Riverside Llerleys Buckneil Sanhedrln Heights HulMlle Booneville Phllo Christine Soda Springs Navarro Whllefcboro Albion Littl River Orr Hot flprlngs Mendocino City Fort Brar Westport Csal Wlllltts Laytonvllle Cun nlngs Bells Springs Harris Olesons Dyer Scotia and Eureka Saturday to Monday round trip tickets at reduced rates On Sundays Round trip tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at half rates Ticket Office SCO Market street Chrcclcle building WHITING RTAN General Manager Gen Pass Agent Wednesday WEDNESDAT APRIL 26 1MB At 11 oclock A on the premises i 1738 GOLDEN GATE AVENB BRODSRICf 8TREET By Orders MR NBWMAW TVs wilt sell ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITUREt CARPET8 PIANOS BILLIARD TABLE MIRRORS BRIC A BRAC Eteu talned In Above Residence Conalsttog of Two elegaat Rosewood Case Plaooa Plan Stool Music Case Hand Carved BlaeX Eooaf Plush Covered Parlor Seta Chairs and Settees 1 an Onyx Top Ollt Tram Parlor Mirror Aosewood Center Tables elegaat Ollt muQsv rXreen Marble Clocks Uruoxe Ornameat4 Paintings Oleographs Ornaments Cartalns lurtUrMi Rugs Mats Maad CatTed Maan Cabinet Dining TabHs chairs Sidsooardt Ebony Easal Card Tables Piano Lnrp Ia3i Carted Chamber tiuiU Olasswaniv tiocKery Stoves Banquet Tables seldiasr Chairs Benches ONE FINK STRAHLliA 0 COMBINATION BILLIARD TABLXi IVORY BALLS CUES RAK3 MARKER etc lb attention of tntendlag parchaaers tMti called ttv abovf sale DAVIS BELAU a CO AtMUohewsye Thnrsday TTIirRSDAT APRIL 21 1880 At 10 oclock AM At Our Salesrooms by Catalogue LARGE AND ATTRACTIVK TRADE SALE On a Liberal Credit of 1 000 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES Seasonable and well selected llnea of Me a a icutha and Boys Wear In Karxaros Calf Satin Calf and Grain Cbngresa Bala Cre i An etc also Russet Tan Russia Calf and Canvas Bals Ttea etc Ladles Misses and Childrens Shoes Button Lace Ties Oxfords etc A line of Callfcrnla maJs Shoes la Msnai uadles and Missis Bals Button Lace Coa arress Creoles etc Stock of a first class retail store etc DAVIS HKLAV A CO Auctlbneersv ss i 111 1 tmmmm ew ss HAlLHOAn TRAVEL UMBRIA LUCVNIA ALIIANIA ETRCRIA CAMPANIA SSRVIA LMBRIA 9 Saturday May 13 20 23 A 1 2 UA Neon ZF Saturday Msy Tuesday Mar Saturday May 27 A rhln nassajre ISO and upward second cabin 33 up revenue tax additional uccordlng to season steamer and accommodations Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europj at very low rates For freight and passage apply to the companys office 4 Bdwllng Green New York VERNON BROWN CO Gen Agents HITCIICCCK General Agent Pacific Coast 1 Montgomery street San Francisco MEDICAL 88 Dr Gibbons Dispensary I ITlAST EXPRESS SERVICES SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN Trave May 2ILahn June 13 Lahn May 18 Kais Maria June 27 Trave May 30Lahn July 11 Twin screw expitsi steamer CHERBOURG PARIS SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN Twin screw express service Kais Friedr April 23 Kais Friedr June 20 Kals May II Kais 3 Juj 4 Kais Friedr May 23 Kals Friedr Jul Kais GJuae Kals GAug 13 SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN Twin screw passenger service Friedr April 27iBremen June Bremen May 4ir Rt LultpdJune 10 Barbarossa May IN Rarbarosca June 22 Koen Lutse May 26 Koen Luise June 20 Friedr OJune lrrledr a Ju GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Kals Wm II May llEms June 10 Ems May BSaale June 24 Saale Msy 20AIler July 3 Aller May 27jKais Wta II July i Kals vm iijunc vicms July 13 OELRICHS CO Ajrta 2 Bowling Orn ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent Padllc Coast 140 Montgomery street HAMBURG AMERICAN TWIN SCREW EXrilESS LINE NEW TORK PAR1S LONDON HAMBFRO Tllsmarck Mav 4lAur Victoria June 1t Bismarck June 1F Bismarck June 20 TWIN SCRFW PASSENGF SFRVICE NEW YOnK HAMBtRG DIRECT New York London Paris Hamburg Pennsylvania April 20Palatla May 6 RKGIWIYO tlRIL 29th the Hleararrs of tbts Service will loach at Plymouth and Cherbourg oa th way toil mburg Land the Midnight Sun Crnletn OflVAYthe OKTH CAPE and stplT7DKRJK TWI eCIlRU BX PRKSg WKiIR AIJC8TB lCTORIA FKM MV V0TIR JUK a Apiily II vMBt HO AMERICAN LINE 37 way UERZX1 CO Gen Agents Paclflc Coast 01 CALIFORNIA ST cor Sansome and 113 Mcntgxmery st San Francisco MS IIFARXY NT EsublUbed 5a I le 4 leeatment Prl tafr iliesniii nssnoea tVtrati iKidr ainl nd All stages of wemanm mr hf isrnnnuire of the fteses and kiss sHavaaM year Minding Mwcessfnlly treated Tlie sflrted slwiW 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