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Next Sunday Editorial section Will Be Exceptionally Hrillf an. 12 warlF urM statesmen Writ for "Examiner" Editorial Beetle. THE EXAMINED FBANCISCO WEDNESDAY MOliNING, MARCH 7. 1900. NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

OCEAN STEAMERS. KIW PDTENTE RUNS A NEW YORK JAIL HOLDS "BEARS tsertton and at Monday's meeting of the Board, Supervisor iullng will introduce an amendment alLernift U.e old resolutions to make it read aa the board intended when it was so hastily drawn up last Tuesday night. Mr. Crockett then took up the argument against the rate of eleven cents per thousand watt hours for incandeacent light. He stated that this figure is entirely too low, leaving the companies furnishing the current no margin for a reason-'tble profit.

This la especially so, be said, in tho residence districts of the city, where miles of wire are used with but few Third race Four furlongs, maiden two-year-olila. purse: 888 Sublime S70 Parsifal 108 Kcrnato Kl Karn JOB SH3 Forbes H'HI "70 Follow Me 108 870 Imponente 738 Gayloii Brown. 105 Loyal 105, W8 Screenwell Lake.loS 882 Loneliness ...,106870 Spindle 10S Fourth rsce One and one-sixteenth miles, four-year-olds and up, selling: 877 Topmast 1091874 Judge Wofford. .108 (857) Twinkle 1 02! 884 Morlnel 107 884 Captive 105 885 Cormorant 105 Fifth race 81a furlongs, three-year-olds and up, selling: 873 Mike Rice 108 Sfll) Dolor ...10 715 Jim Wl 881 Clarando 3 855 Novla 71M Chlapa 101 8K5 Peace 103 818 'Nora Ives 93 834 I.arator lofl, sixth race One mile, four-year-olds and up. VERYFAST RACE Wins at Seven Furlongs Beat ing Imperious, the Burns Winner.

SEA BASS IS BROKEN DOWN Promising Two-Year-Old Filly From Burns and Waterhouse Stable Is Piaced on the Shelf. The track waa sloppy yesterday and tho drlzzllnpr rain kept a good many people from coins: to Oakland. There wa noth- Itir; the mutter with the racing, though San Tomas, a cast-off from the Burn. Waterhouse stable, won the firs, time la his uew colors, as Burns Waterhouse's cast effs have a habit of doing. He had speed to burn, and although bo boltrd at tbt bead of the stretch and lost a couple of lengths, he won with plenty to spare.

Mountebank was second, and Morelia Just lasted long enough to get the show. Barney Scbrelber-'s Miss Marlon won the second, but she was Btoppln? badly at the end. El Mldo, at 20 to 1, closed like the wind, and was beaten but a length. De Blaise, another outsider, was third. The third was.

a race for two-year-old Allies thathad never started, aud eleven went to the post. Sea Bass, a half-brothei to Recreation, was favorite. She wrenched her shoulder at the gate and did not start. Mamie Hildreth, a 15 to I sLot, got up in time to win from Irate. Barney Schreiber's Mrs.

Brunell, a half-sister to the famous Llober Karl, led most of the way, but stopped at the end. Essence, favorite for the fourth ran a good game race and won on his courage. Tckla, finishing fast, beat Choteau a nose for the place. Loch Katrine and Matt Hogan showed considerable speed. Malay, equal favorite with Tappan for the fifth at a mile and a furlong, won by a neck from Uarda, a 20 to 1 shot, but Ross bad to ride him bard.

Uarda's race was In marked contrast to some cf her previous efforts. Morse rode her nicely, usiDg excellent Judgment throughout. Potente picked up 122 pounds and ran seven furlongs in the last race In 1:28, which, considering the condition of the track, is a very creditable performance. He was an equal favorite with Imperious, winner of the Burns Handicap. The latter had no speed, probably because of his two recent races at the mile and a quarter.

Pomplno led into the stretch and lasted long enough to be second from the badly ridden Good Hope. FORM OF THE HORSES. 1. Lesrsarn, CorplliL, Lelpsls. 2.

Tnllac, Almoner, Mnsicnlado. 3. rnracfal. Sublime, Spindle. 4.

Morlnel, Cormorant, Tvrlnkler. 6. Peace, Lnvator, Novla. 6. Chbrles Bel, Pongro, Grand Sachem.

HOHACE H. EGBERT, To-Uay's Card at First race Five furlongs, maiden three-year-olds, selling: 811 Lew Znra 1021 8S0 Dreadnaught 11.117! 7's Young 820 (Jnrtio 117' 071 800 Kdgarilo II 14! 811 Hiram Jnhnsin.lH! 789 Tanobe Cnriilla St. Germain. Ivelpnig Purle William F. ..112 ..112 ,.104 ..104 ,.114 ..104 Second race One mile, four-ycar-olda and up.

selling: Byron Cross. ...1111 711 852 Tnllac 115! 8S7 7(10 Lirellu ...1091 514 857 Muscalado 121: 841 681 Padre Jose. 114 Naples 105 Almoner 117 Hero 107 Ihirward Ill Howard M. 114 "THE EXAMINER'S" Copyright, 1BOU. by OAKLAND RACETRACK, March 6.

386 1'iK'sr RACE Five and a half furiougs, Index, Horse, Weight. St. Mm. 72U 8an Tomaa 112 5 (M.K) Mountebank looj 831) Morelia 107 4 808 Hurry Thatcher 2 808 Coming Event 107 7 85tt Burdock lot); 0 7.U' Silver Bullion 112 8 850 Aborigine K)l) 1 64 Fine Shot 112 8 744 St. Anthony leu 10 BOD Fairfax 112111 1 2 22 4 3 6 1 8 1 8 11 7 101 B.

F. Sir J. T. ner the ors nr. at nor Km.

14 2 4 8 1 6 6 1 7 8 1 10 8 1 4 1 11 selling 701 Mill si 12 8.V1 742 Kylvan I jibs 971 MO Wild He. ..101 iiiike ofVork Il.l"3 813 Grand Sarbem. li Jnel 101 842 Cbas. Le Bel. Pnngo Wllnieter iritt.

842 Kcnora Cseaar. 97 10ti! 825 Terrene 87 TRACK NOTES. John Schorr, F. W. Doss and O.

W. Miller, with their boraes, left for the East last night. Through an error It waa stated that the entry of Scotch Plaid had been refused. Bishop Heed Ib tli horse meant. New Orleans Races).

NEW ORLEANS, March 6. Favorites fin lrhod first in each race to-day. The track was fust and the weather fine. The results: First race, one mile, selling Bequeath won Sun God second, Prince Real third. Time, 1 :42 second race, two miles, selling iiusiineias won Bsnouo II second.

Possum third. Time, 8:804, Third race, one and one-quarter miles, over nvs hurdles, handicap 4Jheeaemlt won, lover Ten dig second. Seldenbacb third. Time, 2:20. V- a rounn race, six ruriongs, nanuicap inBTin won, Alex second, Jim Gore II third.

Time, 1:18. Fifth race, one and one-eighth miles north. nmherland won. F. second, Clarence third.

Time. 1:84 V. Sixth race, one mile, selling Sir Fltsbugh woo, Rodd second, Wedding Quest third. nine, 1:4214 Fades like ths mist, doe your dandruff after using Smith's Dandruff Pomade. 60c at all drug.

gists. INGLESI DE COURSING. Forty-EigRt Dogs Will Run at tho Meeting on Thursday. Tho Ingleeide Coursing Club held a drawing last evening at Pythian Castle for a midweek meeting, which will be held on- Thursday. Re.

suit: Mlehveek stske. Ingleslde, forty-eight entries M. Kellog's Km ma va. A. Johnson'a Tod Slnan; H.

Lynch a Gamecock vat. Curtis at Sons- Kcho: T. Harrington's Beau Peep vs. t-'eegcrson's Oandalarla; R. Prlngle'a Honor Bright vs.

M. 11. Kavanagn a Hard Lines; Mlchalllrl's Old Glory vs. Russell, Allen A Wll son's Miss Cable; V. O'Brien's Fielder vs.

H. Lrnrh's Clslrbournc: J. H. Perlgo's Carlta Vln cent vs. tartls Sons' Terronlte; r.

X. Foley Alanie vs. T. Logan Miss Orlzalc; McCarthy Miiller's Brentwood Belle vs. D.

Hooper's Morse Patrol; 8. Hnndy a Lady Hugo vs. S. Handy Twin Cltv Girl: M. rtealon a Agamemnon vs.

MeComh's Miss Skyrocket; T. A. Gaffney's John Arnott va. M. fteaion Atnena; J.

Me Nell's Pearl Mae vs. G. Eninan's Target; 1 Flower'a Kevstone vs. J. H.

Perlgo's Fennegrsnl: Halloway Brian Horn vs. Joe watkins' Merct. less: Bartel Brothers' Betsy narrow va. u. Nealon'a Aeneaa; J.

Perry's Commodore Nah vs. Ixican (names) Ieah; Bartel Hrotners' Ban Bright v. n. Monascb's Golden i. McNeil's Contain Byrnes vs.

A. J. Kemp's Re member Me: J. Perry's Olga va. G.

Abercromble's Miss Rabbit: F. Moran's Bit of Fashion vs. T. Moss Rose: F. U.

Alack (names) Delia M. vs. E. M. Kellogg's Lady Gilmore; at.trldaw'a Masternlece va.

J. M. rengo Onward; J. H. Perigo'a Belle Seward va.

Joa Wntklns' Merciful. Dr. Banford's Liver Invlgorator, ths best liver medicine. A vegetable cure for liver Ills, bilious ness, Indigestion, constipation. Stanford's Field Day.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 8. The university handicap field day will be held on oval Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. Ths entries and handicaps will be the same as an nounced for the field day last Saturday. The officials will be: Referee, J.

P. Bernhard, '96 tudc-ea at finish. Dr. Richardson and Instruct Storey and Reynolds; timers, Dr. Wood and Muronv: ne a juoges, ijurneit, uu r-ar ker, '00; Roberts, '99; judge of walking, U.

D. I.nnslnv. '01: erk of course, o. h. Hann scorer.

F. D. Hamilton, '01; announcer, W. M. Erb, '01; starter, John Brunton.

Bad head in the morning likewise a bad con science. N. N. Shampoo. Try It.

Lightens the head freshens the hair. Six shampoos fjr a quarter. Connoisseurs affirm that the meals, served C'Hfe Zlnkond are excelled nowhere In America Europe. RACING CHART U. H.

Egbcrt.J Weather rainy; track muddy. Belling, for three-year-olds; puree, f360. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. STEAMERS LBATB Broadway wharf, San Francisco, 1 For Alaskan porta, 10 a. m.

March 2, 7. 12, 17, 22, 7, April 1, chuuge to company's steamers at Seattle. For B. O. and Pnget Sound porta.

10 a. m. March 2. 7. 12.

17, 22, 27, April 1, aud every fifth day thereafter. For fcureka (Humboldt Kay), 2 p. m. March 6. 10, 15, 20, 25.

30, April 4, aud every fifth day; thereafter. For Newport (Los- Angeles) and way ports, 0 a. March 4. 8. 12, 18, 20, 24, 28, April 1, and every fourth day thereafter.

For Sau Diego, stopping only at Port Harford (Suu Luis oblspo), Sunu Barbara, Port Los Ao-gclos aud Redoiido (Los Angeles, 11 a. m. March, 2, i. 10. 14, 18, 22, 2ti, 30, April and every fourth day thereafter.

For Mexican porta, 10 a. m. March 8. For further Information obtain comiaoy's folder. The company reserves the right to change steam, era, sailing dates and boura of sailing, without previous notice.

Ticket Office New Montgomety stree (Palace Hotel). GOODALL, PERKINS General Agents. 10 Market street, Sau Francisco. The O. R.

N. Co. DISPATCH EAST STEAMERS TO PORTLAND From Spear-street Wharf at 10 a. PARFiM Uas I lucludlna mii. IBS tlecond Class Berth Meals State of California aalls March 4, 14, 24' Aoril 8.

Columbia aalls March 10, 29; April 4. Short line to Walla Walla, Spokane. Botba. Helena and all points in the Northwest. Through tickets to all points Eaat, E.

C. WARD, General Agent, 030 Market at GOODALL, PERKINS Superintendents. TOYO KISEN KAISHA (OKIUVIAL S. 8. CJTEAMBltS WILL LEAVE WHARF, CORNEB First and Brannau streets, 1 p.

for YOKOHAMA and HO.NUKOKU, calling at Kobe (Hlogo). Nagasaki and Siiuughai, and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India, etc. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. S. S.

America Maru. Wednesday, March 1900 S. S. Hongkong Saturday, March 81, 1000 b. S.

Nippon Maru Wedutsday, April 25, 1000 Via Honolulu. Uouud-trip tickets at reduced rates. i-or freight and passage apply at Company's otlace, 421 Market street, corner First. W. H.

AVERY, General Agent. CUNARD LINE. NEW YORK BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL! Via tjueenstown. DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK. Etisilu, Alcb.

17, Ba.m.lCanip'nia. Ap. 21.10a.ra. 24,11 a.m.liuihrla, April 28, 8 p.m. I.ucan la, April 7, Doon.jLucania, May 6, 10 a.nv.

fctruna, April 14, a p.m.ir.truna, May 12, 2 p.m. Cabin passage. $60 and upward: second cabin. $35 and up (revenue tax additional), according to season, steamer and accommodations. Steerage.

tickets to and from all parts of Europe. For all information apply to VERNON II. BROWN General Agents, 28 Broadway, New York. D. HITCHCOCK, General Agent Pacific Coast, tj, Montgomery street, San Francisco.

AMERICAN LINE. New York, Southampton, London, Paris Stopping at Cherbourg, Westboand. From New York Every Wednesday at 10 a. m. St.

Paul 14 It. Paul April 4 it. Louis April 11) Sew York April 19 Kensington 21 Sew York 28 KED STAR LINE. Jievr York and Antwerp. From New York Every Wednesday, 12 Noon.

IVesternland HiVoordlond March 29 Kensington 21 rlesland April 4 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, 30 Montgomery Street. HAMBURG AMERICAN TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS LINE. NEW YORK PARIS LONDON HAMBURG. TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. NEW YORK LONDON PARIS HAMBURG.

Also New Yorfc-Hn robing Direct. For srIIIiie, apply to HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 37 TVdwsy. N. Y.

PAHIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Reserved for passengers on application. HEUZOG General Agents for Paclfio Coast. 401 California cor. Sansome. S.

F. 3. S. CO-HONOLULU AUCKLAND pj SYDMEY S. AUSTRALIA (Honolulu only) Wednesday, March 7, 1900, at 2 p.

MARIPOSA (via Honolulu) to New Zealand and Australia. aiarcn zi, p. m. A D. SPRECKELS BROS, CO 114 Montgomery Stt4M freiaht.327 Ma rket Saw raiwsca TTvrTWONG WOO.

CHINESE 1J Tea and Herb Snnilnrlurn, 76 Clay street. San Francisco, Cal. All diseaees cured exclusively by Chinese herbs. Advice free. Hours to 11 a.

1 to 3, 7 to p. m. To Whom It May Concern: This la to "certify that I. the undersign ed, have been suffering from chronic Rheumatism fur over three years, which finally got so severe thar about seven months ago I whs utterly unable to walk. After trying evtrythlng without receiving the slightest relief, I was at last Induced to consult Dr.

Wong Woo, who after a seven months' treatment, has now completely cured me of Rheumatism. GEO. SCIIERER, 140 Landers CUE YOURSELF! as Big for lrrflamasa tions, irrliatjons or nlosr-atloaB of mnoons masaw brnnes. rainless, and bs. or polson." i.

3IH0IKSTI.0.r 1 '0," Tmmw aant In tdaln wn or sent in plain wrapssrfj by axprsaa prepaid. IS .00. 0 roil .00. or Cuaa, l.9. rcular en raautassa HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PALACE HOTEL. Kany Baltimore Colorado Springs I Corbln, New York Three Misses Anderses Corbln. do Colorado springs Bradshaw Ay, LAI SUva, New York Garlll, Los Angeles Jacox, San Jose Wilshlre, Angeles Slrnpson, do Bartholomew, do. Bartholomew, do Sparks. Reno Nev i Slander, Chicago Hervv.

Ixis AnrelesT Dunn, do Swuny, Cal Gilliam, New York Flnnell, Tehama A Frost 4 Chicags Robt Watson, Stanford Miss Johnson, Araany, Alameda de Kraft, New YorK Mrs Benton, SeattleC Koch Miss Benton, do Swanton Cal A Cobb, New York 0 Muckens, Germany Grannv, Wyoming Mondron, do Wm Lawrence, Denver Jones. New York A Luck, Austin, Nev Chase, Los Angeles Havilnnd. New York Allenberg A WasH Dr Wright. PortlandMrs Reeves, Sallna Ecbtemncht. Iowa A neitens, uyron Plerson.

Chicago Piddle, do Rising do Harrison Cal A P.yrne, Los Angeles Miss Byrne, do Vanck Holland Beck, Vacavlllc Salsluiry. Chicago II Hansen w. Cal r. Mclver. San Jose Weller, Boston A Hill, London Dexter, do It Sampson, York VV Mitchell.

Chicago Hell Jr. Penn Sidney Schwab, York Smiley, do Ncsbitt. Maryland tt tVmstock w. menu do Master Jack Comstock.doMis Time, ds I' Comstoek, do Miss Hsuser, Ohls Dr Anderson ft GRAND HOTEL. A Larson, Lodi II Hunter.

San Jose Michael. Wo-jfllaud Smith. Oskland A Lod. Cal Thorp. Sacto Tittle, Sta Barbara Mrs Abbott.

Denver Lenox. Ohio Mechley. PHtsburgn A Neiison, Sacto Rich, w. Iowa City Branlng. Iowa City Conrad, baeto McLean, w.

Grimes Glllesnle. d. Hammer. City Miss A Rich. New York II Sherer, Colusa I.

Tweed. Minneapolis Arnerlcb, Napa Simonsoti. Merced Mnlgrew. Ssaggs Mm Putnam. Porter.

Napa Irelan. Watsonvllle Mrs Chapman, Chgo Rhodes. Pleaaantoa Martin. City Colin. Stockton Roberts.

Los Ang Sill. Watsonvllle Cbrisrensen, Visia Xewhart. St Paul Priestley, Smartsv Best, Boston Migley. Denver Miss Best. Boston Wolbridge, Yreka Harden, Cal Lynns.

II A Hipclns. w. Seattle Mennsco, Los Ang Mm i A Reed. Pittsburg Dr Corliett. Chico Maleville, Grass Val Mrs Smith, eh, Colo Lyman.

Sacto Mrs It Gideon. Seattle A Hertallng. w. Alms Mr Marshall, w. City A Scott.

Visalia Mrs La Rue, Kansas Cty Power, 'isalla Curtis, w. Petnsky Henley. City Curtis, w. Petosky Dr Kier. Woodland Curtis, Petosky Reis.

Indiana Gitzendnmm. Chgo Ersk'ne. Boston Goodwin. Fayette.Mo Stanton, Paso Rok Mrs.F. Miller, Chicsgo Raaf, Cal Mrs Foster, Ohio A Barr, w.

New York La Baree, Weavrvl Mrs Dickson. Joss 1 Hestwood. San Webber, S(a Rosa Slaveo. Hoi lister Gates, w. Denver Byrnes.

Sta Cms 8 Dyer, Cripple Creek A Eraser. Calgary Turner, Modesto 8 Runnelsburg Ltvenpood. Chgo Vail, Chicago Xln 1 1 6 ys. I lf GoareBti-ed INiTr not to auUioM. ISSjiTlltE OF IMITATIONS OF COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.

The genuine has been known 'round the world for over, thirty years as the standard for quality. It is pure beef, free from all adulterations, without fat or gelatine. It has recently been selected by the English government for use in the field hospitals of the Brit ish Army Corps in South Africa a remarkable official endorse ment. ths slnnaturs very genuine jar wraoner. Be surs that it is there.

CAPE New Steamship San Pedro. (Built in 1899.) Capacity 1,000 tons. All modern conveniences for comfort. Electric lighted throughout. Sailing from San Francisco for Nome direct May 15, 1900.

This company will have its own complete equipment for the safe and expeditious landing of passen gers and cargo on arrival at Nome. For freight and passenger rates see Cape Nome Steamship Co. (H. R. DUFFIN A Gen'l Agents), tO Montgomery St, San rnonpHiNEi I 1 1 2" teni anyone sddictra MtfU Morphine, Laudanum, Kiut Boms Cure.

ParmAH.n( addicted to Opium, jr.ars.V -a. vwsaaar-SSIv, I arfflsB ul ClIO PaYO. rS.17l?lli'l'l! Covered. JJresU Vltnl Principle heretofore unknown, fie. 5V3r Confidential eerrr.ponrln.

invited from al esnec a Il.v-li, c.H,..,i-S SOCIETY, C8r BROADWAY, KliW YORK. RAILROADS. RftLIFORNIA I IMITED 0 Santa Fe Route CHICAGO This Is the quickest running and most luxurious train across the continent. Connecting Train Graves Saw Francisco: n. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and 5cturday, arriving In Chicago at 2: IS P.n.

in time to connect with all limited trains for New York. OVERLAND Leaves San Francisco at 5-30 FYDDFtSi m- with Palace and Tourist tw i TZ cars for Kansas City, St. Louis, DAILY Chicago and East. Local trains hetweei Stockton, Fresno. Hanford, Visalla, Tulare and Bakersfield.

VALLEY ROAD SEE YOU IN 'FRISCO SOON San Francisco office. 628 Market Street, Phone Main 1531: Oakland. 1118Rrnnd. way; Sacramento, 201 Street; San Jose, 7 West Banta Clara Street. CIAMFORNIA NORTHWESTERN BY Lessee, 8a rr Francisco and North Pacific Railway Company, liliuron Ferry, foot of Market sc.

Ban t'rauclaeo and Sau Hafael. Week Dajs 0:00, 11:00 a. 12:35, 3:30, 0:10, p. m. Xhura.

Extva trip at 11:80 p. m. Bat's Extra trips at 1:30 aud 11:30 p. m. Sundays 1:40, 3:30.

6:20 p. in. kian Kafael to San Frauclivo, Week 7:60, 11:10 a. 3:40, 6:10 p. in.

fcat'a fciua trips, 1:65, p. ni. Sundays 8:10, 9:40. 11:10 a. 1:40, 3:40, 6:03 aud p.

m. Tralna leave S. E. daily except Suo. at 7:30 a.

m. fur L'tiah, Uuernevllle, Sf t'jstopol. Oleu Ellen and Intcruiedlatea; ar. 5. F.

6:22 p. at 3:30 p. m. for Cloverdale, Gueroevllle, Sebastopol and luterruediutes; ar. S.

l-. a. at 6:10 p. 1 fur Sauta Uusa. Uleu Ellen and in-ivrinedlutes; ar.

8. a. ni. at 8 a. lu.

Suudaya ouly (or Lklab, UuernerIHe, Meiiasto-pul. ulen Ellen aud lntei media lea; ar. 8. 7:35 p. at 11:30 a.

m. for Santa Kosa and intermediates; ar. S. F. 6:03 p.

at p. m. fur Santa Kusa. Sebaatupol, Uleu Ellen and Intermediates; ar. S.

I. 10:40 a. except f'urn Uleu Ellen, which arrives at 8:16 a. ui. vouuect at Santa, Itoaa fur Mink West at Lytlou fur Lyttou at Jcj acivilla tor Kkires at Cloverdale for the Ueyaeis; at iioplaud for Duncan Highland Kclsey ville.

Carlabad Soda Bay, Eakeport and liurtlett at L'kiah for Vlcuy Saratoga blue Luke, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter upper Lake, i'oaio. potter Vailny. John Day's. Klverside, Lie i ley's, Buckuell's. Sanbedrin Heights.

Hnllville. Orr's Hoi Mt-uducino City, Fort Bragg. Weatport, Willits. Lay-tonville, Cummmgs. Bell's Harris.

Ole-sud s. Dyer, Scotia and Eureka. eat. to Moo. round-trip tickets at peducsd ratea.

On 8uo-days Kound-trtp tlcketa ta all points beyond San Rafael at half ratea. Ticket Offices C30 Market Chronicle Bldf. H. C. WHIT1M4.

X. RYAN, General Manager. Gen. Pasa. Agent.

MT.TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Lean San Francisco, via 8ausalltn Ferr: WEEK DAYS a. ni. and 1:44 m. SUNDAYS 10:00 a. in.

and 1:16 p. aa. Steaaa-heated. closed car oa all trains. Fare.

San Francisco to Summit and return, tl 40. BAY AXD RIVEH STEAMERS. FOR V. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJO.

STR. MONT1CKLLO, at a. and 8:30 p. an. (except Thuis.

night); Frld. at 1 p. as. aa Sunday at 10:30 a. 8 p.

m. Lauding aad frjee. MtltD-tpaet VOCE, ner no. 3. TL Uala lavs.

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i Tradt-Mark Evsry Picktp AUCTION SALE -OF THE COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN Will continue EVERY EVENING During This Week At 8 o'Clock, and WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS At 2 o'Clock NATIVE SONS' HALL 414 Mason St. H. W. LflUCESBHCK, auctioneer Palace Located on Market street, in close proximity to business center, places of amusement and depots. 1,400 rooms, 900 with baths attached.

The largest and finest in the world. American and European plans. and Grand Hotels NOTARY PUBL1. A J. HENRI.

NOTARY PUBL10. 638 MAR-. ket street, opposite Falacs Hotel; telephone, RESIDENCE. SOU Valencia atraet; residence telephone, Obnrcta IS. London Wool Auction Sales.

LONDON, March 6. The second series of the I too Wool (action Mies opened to-day with a large attendance of buyers. Small and fairly representative catalogues were offered. Merino and crossbredi showed a decline of 7V4 to 10 per eent. The continental buyers operated chiefly In the former grades and the borne trade purchased crnes-brels.

Competition generally waa fairly active, especially for lambs, which showed a decline of per cent. The offerings to-day numbered 7.483 bales. Kew York Dried Frolta Market. NEW YORK, March 6. The market for Evaporated Applea waa steady, but qoiet, at unchanged prices.

California Dried Fruits ruled dull and featureless. State Evaporated Apples, common, prime, Wjfin; choice, fancy. California Prunes 3V37c per pound. Apricots Royal, llfto; Monrpark. 11V31V.

Peaches Peeled, lMg22c; Uopeeled, 7Vs9c. Srw York Metal Market. NEW TORK. March 6. The Metal market la general way continued to be a very tame affair.

There was no chance In official quotations exceut that Spelter waa rained 5 points with the market smi at tne cloae at "W4 75. Imn Continued dull and easy. Ike Copper Closed quiet and unchanged at fin Tin Closed dull and sjomiaal, aothing doing, at Lead Quiet and onchanged, closed at $4 70g in. The brokers' price for Lead la (4 49 and for ixipner 10 do. British Grain Trade.

mr.Brwu., March beat-Spot. N. Red Western Winter, no stock; No. 1 Northern Spring, inn. Sa: Future, quiet; March, fis s4d Mat.

f.s M4; July, 61 t4. vca spot, arm; Aemertcan mixed new. Sa 01a. '4a. sutures, quiet; March.

Sa July, Sa TSd. Taruaua Wheat Market. TACOMA March beat-Market ajulet and aBrbanged. Bluestem. 62Vr; Club.

Fortlaad Wheat Market. PORTLAND Or March -Miliera sre not fc. dined to quota a bora for Walla Walla Wheat, bat tbars are report that higher prleea have been paid la Interior Taliey If quiet tiaScj Blpfencm, about Me. MP Paintings Arrest of Men Who Circulated False Reports About a Stock. SIX PERSONS ARE INDICTED Those Responsible for the Depression in R.

T. Last Summer Are Caught. NEW YORK. March 6. The Special Grand 1,,...

iu 1 Trnii. Jury which has been investigating lyn Rapid Transit matters for the past month to-day brought in a presentment before Justice Fursman in the Criminal Term of the Supreme 'Court, together with Indictments against six men, making them in part responsible for the false reports that had been circulated about Brooklyn Rapid Transit, with a resulting depression of the stock. The men Indicted are Alfred R. Ooslln, who was arrested In Philadelphia; Harry J. Alexander, an advertising agent; Charles T.

Davis, editor of the "Wall Street Review," and Eugene L. Packer, all three of whom were put under arrest in this city; Warner L. Allen, an alleged stockholder of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, and one who Is said to be Goslin's private Secretary. The presentment recounts the means by which the market price of Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock was depressed last summer, specifying paid advertlao ments In newspapers here and in Boston and circulars sent through the mails, pre dicting heavy declines, owing to the al leged bad physical and financial condition of the company. These statements.

It is further said In the presentment, were also disseminated by telegraph and telephone, the result being a heavy decline. In which, Innocent holders of the stock were unable to protect themselves and so "saw their property depreciated day by day. The presentment of the Grand Jury Intimates that there are others Implicated In the circulation of false reports, although sufficient proof against them had not been submitted to the Jury Davis was arraigned on three indictments, two alleging felony and one misdemeanor, and was held In 111,000 ball. Packer was held In $4,000 on two indictments charging misdemeanor. Alexander was held in 17,000 ball on three Indictments charging felony and conspiracy.

Goslin has not been brought to wis city from Philadelphia. Alexander and Davis were committed to the Tombs, oemg unaDie to furnish a bond. THB FASTEST TRAIN ACROSS THS CONTINENT. The California Limited, Santa Fe Route. Con necting train leaTcs 6 p.

m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Finest equipped train aud beat track of any line to the Eaat. Ticket office, 628 Market street. ALL WILL BE GIVEN AN EQUAL CHANCE.

Printing Committee Adopts Rules Which Prevent Abuse of Privileges to Bid for Public Printing. The Printing Committee of the Supervisors yesterday took official cognizance of the expose published In "The Examiner" of Sunday morning of the practices by which certain printers have succeeded In obtaining contracts for municipal printing. Chairman Booth was amazed when he learned that bids for city printing have been swarded when but two or three firms bad been given an opportunity to bid for work. "I Intend to put an immediate stop to these shrewd practices," tald Mr. Booth.

"We aim to give every hrm in the city an equal chance to bid on printing and 1 am amazed to learn that contracts have been awarded before the requisition for the supplies was ever put on file. The dlsr.et-itlon of one or two firms to ob tain all the work of this description will not be tolerated. I have given instructions that all requisitions must be on file publicly In the clerk office for at least three days before such contract is awarded. I propose tos-see that all the printers are given a fair and eAial chance to bid' for department work. All con tracts will bo awarded to the lowest bidder.

This will put a stop to cuch smooth work as was exposed lu Sunday's 'Examiner'." The clerks were instructed to place on file In a public and conspicuous position all requisitions for supplies sent to the Board by municipal omcers immediately upon tneir re ceipt. If any such requisitions are received between Saturday and' Tuesday, When the contracts are awarded, however, the clerks will hold them over for a week to give ample time for prospective bidders to figure on prices. Last ween rax uouecior scou sent a requi sition to the Supervisors for some books. It waa received on Monday ana on Tuesday morning before more than two prlntcra knew that the city wanted printing done Philippe A Smyth bad been awarded the contract. FLYING FOX TO BE SOLD.

Price or Derby Winner; It Is Expected, Will Beat All Records. LONDON, March 6. The sale of the late Duke of Manchester's stable on Thursday next Is attracting gneat attention on account of Flying Fox, the best horse In England, coming un der the hammer. Flying Fox won the Derby and all the other great rsces last season, and it Is believed the young Duke, who Is In Africa, will try to buy him In. The price Is expected to beat all rec ords.

The grandsire of Flying Fox, Ormonde, was sold tc Macdonough of San Francisco, for $150,000. Flying Fox will beat that. Ladies' Vesting Top Shoes, worth $3 50. for $1 60 a pair at the shoe sale, 717 Market St. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS.

Improved wide restlbuled Pullman Tourist Sleep ing Cars, via Santa Fe Route, fcxperlenccd excursion conductors accompany these parties, to look after the welfare of passengers. To Chici co and Kansas City every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday; to Boston, Montreal and Toronto every Wednesday; St. Louis every Sunday; St. Paul every Sunday and Friday. Ticket office, 628 Market atreet.

figuresHdon't suit the gas company. President Crockett' Appears Before the Supervisors' Committee and Makes Some Objections. President 3. B. Crockett of the San Francisco Gas and Electric was present at a meeting of the Artificial Lights Committee of the Beard Of Supervisors yesterday afternoon and filed a series of protests against the proposed rates for electric light.

At the suggestion of Supervisor Hotallng Mayor Phelan was present. Pretldent Crockett protested against the adoption of the light ordinance in Its present form. He said that the system of discounts a' lowed for the quantity of current consumed per 16-candle power Is Impracticable In so far aa It pertains to the arc lights. He said that the paragraph In the ordinance referring to this phaee of the question had evidently been, by mistake, transferred from beneath the clause on. incandescent lights to that dealing with arc lights.

Investigation proved ths truth of this is- customers. E. J. Martin, manager of the Harbor and Western Lighting Power Company, was pre, ent and toock cart in the discussion. "Eleven cents per 1,000 watts is not enough ana tne companies will make little or no profit at that rate," said he.

"The rate should be at least fifteen cents. That would be no more than jutt to the company. In the thinly settled cUtrictt it hardly pays us to fumum lipnt at that ngure. Mayor Phelau then excused Meeers. Crock ttt and Martin and called upon A.

M. Hunt and W. R. hays of the Mutual Electric Light Company to testify aa to the experience of their company. "We furnish Incandescent lights for from eight to twelve cents per thousand watt hours," said Mr.

Summerhays, "according to thin location. Most of our lights are at the eight-cent rate and we make a fair profit at 1 that figure. We have very few lights in place at twelveBcen. 1 think that a maximum rate of i leven cents would bo Just to all, besides allow ing the light companies a fair profit. The committee decided to lake the matter tinder coiirieration but no changes In th r.Ue derided Uiion will be recommended, al though the amendment in regard to the arc lights suggested by Mr.

Crockett will probably be accepted. THE FRENCH TREATY. Concessions Claimed for Fruits, Wines and Wino Products, B. Goodwin, manager of the Manufacturers' and Producers' Association, has received a let ter from John A. Kasson of the State Depart.

ment at Washington in which ho explains several nrovisions In the French treaty. Mr, Kaseon eays: Some of the California agents yielded so quick lv to their anurehcnslon of danger to their in terests that thuy would not wait for knowledge of the facts. In the French treaty we make con-ceuMlnna fin onlv 126 numbers out of the 70.hnum. tiers of the linlied tnrllT. The French Tnako larger concessions on all their 654 numbers, less 10 articles reserved.

The treaty makes no reduction In favor of French wines, but does make a reduction of 413-8 ner centum on California wines Bent to France, Fr most of the products of the wines In their various conditions of manufacture the treaty opens up a uew market of 40,000,000 of civilized people more va Inn me to us than all South America, The-reduction of present French duties grant cd by the pending treaty with France Includes the following re lining to fruits: Preserved, 20 per cent reduction; fresh, 33 1-3 per cent to 374 per cent reduction; dried Prunes, apples ana pears, 33 1-3 per cent reduction; other (except raisins), 6d 2-3 per cent reduction; raisins, 40 per cent reduction; wines, 41 8-6 per cent reduction. The United States exported to France in 1808 prunes to the value of $258,811, and imported of plums and prunes only or, by weight. the United States exported 3,764,000 pounds, and Imported 80,500 pounds. he proposed French treaty likewise grants the following reductions in the present United Ststes tariff rates on the following articles produced In ranee: prepared or preserved vegetaoles, peas, including mushrooms, 10 per cent; fruits preserved in sugar or spirits, 10 per cent; nuts, 20 per cent; prunea, 10 per cent; olive oil, 15 per cent DEAD NEWSPAPERMAN. William H.

Dinsmore Passes Away at the Old People's Home. William H. Dinsmore died at the Old People's Home on the corner of Pierce and Pine streets on Monday evening. He was a pioneer news paperman, connected in early days wun the press of New York and this State. He was bcrn In New Hampshire In 1813 and In 1844 started the "True Sun" In New York city, a daily Whig paper established' In opposition to the New York "Sun," then owned by Moses Y.

Beach and subsequently acquired by Charles A. Dana. The "True Sun was not a success and Mr. Dinsmore came to this State, where he pur. eued his vocation as a printer on the San Francisco dailies.

When Morrill and Anthony started tho "Sacramento Union" they offered Mr. Dinsmore the position of cashier and bookkeeper, which he retained until they sold out the "Union" to the railroad. The friendship formed by Paul Morrill and Mr. Dinsmore lasted until the former's death. Mrs.

Morrill and her family provided) for the, lonely old bachelor In his declining days. Mr. Dinsmore cealtn railed nve years ago, and Mrs. Morrill took him to her home on Taylor street. A year later she secured accommodations for bim at the Old People's Home.

For two years past he has been confined to his bed. He retained bis mental faculties to the last. The man has no relatives living so far as known. The funeral will take place at o'clock to-morrow morning from the Old People's Home. The remains will rest beside those of Paul Morrill In the family plot at Laurel Hill.

Arson la the Charge. SAN RAFAEL, March 6. The trial of Pat rick Boyle, charged) with arson, was com menced before Judge Angellottl and a Jury to day. Boyle 13 a saioon Keeper, un January 10th a fire broke out at midnight 1a his establishment. It appeared to be a case of Incendiarism and Boyle was arrested.

Casriof HLUtleHat-aHTlme. Piece Parlor Suites. In our newly received furni ture are many handsome parlor suites in particularly beautiful designs and decorative upholstery. And we pride on the wonderfully low prices we are asking for them. "I Send 5 cents for postage for new Furniture Catalog.

THEJ.NOONAN FURXITURK COMPANY (Inc.) 1017-1023 Mission Above 6th. Phone South 14. SUITS To wear well mast be well made. The suits 1 make all wear well: I use the greatest of care in making them. If you order one of me you can depend upon it being first-class rejarJing workmanship, fit, stvle and durability.

Suits from $12.30, Pants from $4. THE TAILOR II 10-11 12 Market St 201-203 Montf'y St. Sao Francises). PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Money KefniHird If IHseatlstled.

ft 4 At art IV ast I I Betting. Htr. Via. Jockey. Op.

Qj. 14 Buchanan 16-5 2 4 I. Powell 3 6-2 8 Bozemau 20 75 4 1 Ruis 0 IB 5 J. Martin 6 12 6 Henry 8 IB 7 2 Jenkins 6 6 8 2 K. Jones 7 Its 8 is Bullman 6 IB 10 16 Spcucer 6 12 11 Plggott 16 80 Tlnie-3-16.

M6, 1:08. Winner. E. E. Edwards' b.

e. San Tomas by Imp. Brutus-Deception. Good start. Won easily, second and third driving.

Tomaa, after losing aeteral lengths In stretch, won easily. Morelln had plenty of speed. Scratched Antler 109. 887 SECOND RACE Faturlty course, selling, Index, Horse, Age, Weight.) St. im.

m. for three-year-olds andupvarda; parse, $400. jm. Sir. Fin.

I Jockey. Op. CI. Bullman Shaw Rul Hylnnd E. Jones.

E. Ross I. Hennessey 8-6 7-10 7 12 10 10 10 ro 60 4 8 80 30 100 30 40 647 Mlos Marion, 4 106 5 1 1 1 4 1 1 El Mldo, 4 106 8 7 6 6 1 2 1 862 De Blulse, 4 100 6 1 4 8 6 852 Almouer, 4 108 7 8 2 2 4 5 876 Pat Murphy, a 110 1 6 1 Bl 6 4 V.i Tlburon, 4 108 4 2 1 4 2 6U Periwig, 6 110 10 9 2 10 40 IV. 778 Hannah Reid, 4.,.. 104 11 10 2 8 1 8 2 876 Rlcardo.

a 110 9 8 1 7 2 9 5 863 Skirmish, 110 2 5 2 A 4 10 60 Christine, a 108 8 11 11 10 15 60 200 Thorpe Krodlen 1 :12. Winner, B. Schreiber's b. Miss first three driving. Marlon was strong.

for maiden two-year-old fillies; purse, $300. Btr. Fin. Jockey. Op.

CI. Time Te, to last short Marlon, by Himyar-Imp. Astolst. Good start. Won El Mldo, cut off badly, closed strong.

Tlburon quit 888 THIBD RACE Three and a half furlongs, Index, Horse. Weight. St. jm. Hm.

frna. Mamie Hildreth ...115 6 4 4 In Irate 115 3 2 1 22 Mr. Biunell 115 1 11 84 Undergrowth 115 2 3 2 4 6 Angle 115 5 5 3 6 1 Too Hot 115 4 6 2 6 1 Nellgourle 115 8 7 1 7 1 Kitty Lundy 115 9 8 15 8 20 Konic 115 10 9 9 Eola Ijiss 115 7 10 Pulled up See Base 115 Broke down 15 15 Henry 15 Bullman 8-2 't lioaeman 30 60 E. Jones 8 7 I. Powell 20 CO Hennessey 15 20 F.

Rosa 20 Plegott 4 5 Hi. Shields 10 2" IThorpe 6-5 11-5 Time S-10. :1: 7-16, :45. Winner, Burger's Good start. Won first three driving.

Sea Buss closed like a jrood one. Mrs. Brunell short. Irate 889 RACE Seven furlongs, selling, ludex. Horse, Weight.

St. Vm. 'frm. b. fell f.

Mamie Hildreth. I.v at post and wrenched her shoulder. HM.lr.th bad a world of speed for three-year-olds; purse, $400. at. Str.

Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. 846 Eseem-e lllj 1 84 42 44 81 12 (85 Tekla 114 3 51 64 6 12 52 2b Si 1 fnotean 1141 4 22 1 4 22 21 85 8T3 Uxh Katrine Kl9i 2 lh 22 34 44 44 (W9) Matt Hojtan 11115 42 3 i lh 12 51 Sara Ii.intieuliRum..

Ill 6.7 61 65 65 08 8TO Nance O'Nell loiil 7 6 1 7 7 7 Thorpe 7-6 Henry 18 E. Ross M. Bergen 6 15 J. Martin 4 7 IRuia In 2o Bullman 5 IWaitirlght 30 KJO Burns A Waterhouse's b. g.

Keeence by three driving. Essence gamest. H'wran made selling, for four-year-olds and upward; m. Str. Fin.

Jockey. Qp. CI 871 Steel Idainood ..111 Left Time- 1. :13: V. Imp.

St. Andrew-Extract. Good start. ii.itean stop. Tekla finished ftrong.

890. FIFTH RACE One and one-eighth miles, purse, $4a. lndx. Horse. Age, Weight.St.

Hrn. 877 Mslav, 4 XsS Csrda. (872) fastnke. 5 85'. Tapnan.

6 ..1021 3 2 22 4 6 1 6 1 8 1 1 4 6 2 14 84 (8761 La.lv Britannic, 6. (77UI Gutolad. 5 111 Time-U. 1:034: 1:30: Rowell a br. a.

Malav. by Iran. Pirate of Penznnce driving. Malay bad nothing to spare. I'arda Improved 1:31.

Winner, on first 3 1 4 6 2 mile. 8-5 8 5 10 20 6 87. 15 2(1 4 9 2 1 2 1 4 2 4 8 1 4 2 6 1 6 1 a 22 34 4 6 6 1 6 Ross I Morse I Ruls iSjiencer II. IHenry 14 Winner. Dr.

H. Mlas Thnmns. Gnnd stsrt. Won first three Tappan has gone back. suddenly.

8917 SIXTH RACE Seven furlonars, free handicap, for three-year-elds and upwards; purse 1500. Index. Horee, Age. Weight. St.

4sa. 4. ta. Sir. Fin.

Jockey. Qp. ci 844 Potente, 122 1 2 8 2 28 22 T5 Thorpe 8 55 8S6 Pomplno. 4 H2 5 8 14 Hi 11 2 I.Powell 6 7 8i7 Good Hone, 4 oj 4 81 Logue 6 4 (877) Inperlous, 1)8 2 42 4 52 4 4 1 E. Ross 8 1 8 2 (875) Rio CMeo.

4 104 8 12 24 84 64 62 Henry 8 15 861 The Fretter. 4 10O16 61 42 8s 6 J. Msrtln 10 Time 4. 124; 1 74,. 1 :28.

Winner. O. E. Durnell a b. ar.

Potente, by RaelDe-Pew Wow. Gnnd etart. Won easily, second end third driving. Potent the class. Imperious' last race took away fcis speed.

Good Hope, after much bad luck, closed strong..