The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 6

fRIDAY, FEB IT A 8, 1007. 10 O'GRADY IN SOFT BERTHS CARMEN PROTEST -flGIfJfflCKS Claim They Should Not be Held Responsible for the Company's Shortcomings. fiEBBARD SCORES SUPEBJOIJODGES Declares List of Grand Jury Talesmen Was Changed During Absence, 2 GASH STMftlPS FOR'U OF SHARPS CODICIL Two Charitable Bequests of $25,000 Each Claimed to be Illegal, IHen's Hats $1.45 A consignment of the newest ideas In Men's spring Soft Hats reached us yesterday. The styles are principally telescopes In new gray shades. They are all union made, and you have never paid less than $3 for this same hat.

To-day they sell at th rMif'ilnng rHp ei.lr? 25c Fancy Collars 1 Uc You may make your selection from a very large and beautiful variety of Ladles' Fancy Embroidered Collars In tab and turnover designs; all styles and all colors are shown. Values up to 25c for Just lOe This is one of the most attractive collar offerings wo bnv mrirlv "Expert'' and Reviser of Ordinances Appear to Confine Labors to Drawing Salary, ALWAYS RELIABLE IP MARKET JONES STS. ITU-; AN fKAMJISCO KX AMINE R- ATTACKS TY etV Hers MEN'S HALF OFF SUIT AND OVERCOAT SALE CLOSES TO-MORROW NIGHT The King's Daughters Home for Incurables and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Bland a nr The executive officers of vliiSs1 the street Carmen's Union yesterday a tateinuiit protesting aKalnHt How much exporting of put. lie accounts Is Myrtle Cerf, rlKi'ttiarnl Man of A. Ruef, doiiiK for tlie a.

munlli which lis draws from the city treasury Judge Hebbard la Indignant again at the action of his contemporaries on the Kupcrlor Court bench. lie declares their recent action at the choosing of the Grand Jury list as high-handed and unprecedented. The Judge says lie sent In hiH list at a recent meeting, hut as one of the iiidsres was not pre Comfort Shoes for Women Cathedral Madras 15c Vard This Is the newest and tho most attractive material you have ever seen for soft draperies: Prices Reduced the most satisfactory bargains ever offered San Francisco women. Dongola Kid Julletsi leather or kid; without rubber heels; hand turned; altogether they are a very serviceable, comfortable shoe for use; worth $1.75. pair $1.38 Dongoln Kid Ilnls i.anersi nanci soles: ulain toes and common sense neei; distinctly a very regular $1.75.

Reduced to $5.50 Boys9 Suits S3.45 Roys' Fine Serge Itus-slan Suits With neat little Knickerbocker trousers; they were marked to sell at $5.50, but until Saturday $3.45 Ages 3 to 6 years, Norfolk Salts Knickerbocker pants In neat new spring patterns; all-wool material; reg. $5.50 value. Until Saturday, suit $3.45 Ladles' turned 1 broad shoe; Pure Liquors FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY OXLY. Vlilskyt (Pragers Sneelnlt Reg. $3.50.

Gal $L0S Port, Sherry. Angeli ca nd Muscatel Re duced to, gal tiSc Jesse Moore A. A. Whiskey Special bottle Me A. II.

Tludwelser or I.emps Heer Quarts, doz Crystal Orange Cider doz 1.0 llourbon (Private Stock) Va gal. bottle $1.15 Damlnnii Bitters the Old Reliable Bottle One of shoe to Ladles' tips patent with or soles are general Special, or Congress Lawn on in fine Waist, embroidery lace are and have never than Big Values In Itluslsn Underwear Muslin Gowns With high or low neck; beautifully trimmed with lace and embroidery; cut long and sue Infants' White Lawn Dresses Both long and short; trimmed with lace and embroidery; regular 75c and $1 values. Each 4Se Corset Covers Made of a splendid material; trimmed with pretty linen lace; reg. 75c value: each 50c Muslin Gowns Made of an extra quality of muslin; neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery; cut full width; regular 75o. 57c ST.

50 Waists 08c To-day we are putting an extra special the form of a Spring Lawn with yoke of and Val. insertion. They buttoned in back short sleeves; sold for less $1.50. Special for to-day, each 98c the attack made by jiaaHenRers of the l' tilled Ilailroads on the carmen, de- (luring thai the platform men were being held responsible by some patrons for the shortcomings of the corporation, which the carmen feel la unfair. A special meeting of the forty delegates of the executive board hui been called for to-night at Labor Temple Hall, on Fourteenth street to ran-wider the aituutUm afid tHko action which will prevent If possible, attacks on me piattorm men and rioting on the cars.

The following Is the position of the Carmens' Union us given out by 1'reaulent Cornelius and Secretary Bowling: "In regard to the trouble between passengers and carmen at Market and Valencia, we again wlah to remind the public that the platform men are not responsible for the conditions which exist In the street railway service, and the carmen should not be held so by the public. On the other hand, the United Kailroadx should not expect the platform mep to perform police duty. There are oihclula who should attend to all such matters. The platform men are not paid to act as special policemen and the company has shown no appreciation of the services rendered by the platform men since April lKth, but rather has fought against their getting any Increase of wanes or reduction of hours so that all that the company could legitimately expect from the platform men would be thn performance of t.ielr regular duties. "The trouble Wednesday night shows that passengers lost sight of the po sition of the carmen and attacked them for endeavoring to carry out the rules of the company, fT'linr.

ttrlll a kt ill. nL.if 1, question on feat- a special meeting board to discuss thli urday night." PMCEJF CASKET Cuts Down Bill of Undertaker Dierks $150 on Recount of Conflicting Stories, Judge'Graham has reduced the price of a metal casket from $525 to $375. Theodore Dierks, the undertaker, will be compelled to accept the latter Instead of the former amount. Dierks had charge of the funeral of the lato Dr. J.

C. Ktlnson, who was killed on the morning of April 18, mod, in the California Hotel. lie left an estate valued at about $6,000. Dierks presented a claim against the estate for $525 for a metal casket, and It. It, Moody, who represents the heirs, objected.

Moody told the court that the undertaker had told him the casket came from lleno and that was the reu-sori for the price, but one of Dierks' clerks said it came from Los Angeles. Dierks told Judge Graham tho casket was stored hero In this city. Because oi me connicung siacements Judge Graham reduced the bill $lfio $50 for cui-i viaiciuviiL, lie BHys. Accused Man Forfeits Jlond. Vallejo, February 7.

W. J. Kenny 1 missing iruni mis cuy, and Chief of Police Stanford has sent word to officers throughout the State nakin. that the man be arrested on a of securing money by Issuing spurious checks. Kenny victimized J.

Vlirlen for $40 and James Keddan for $20. Kenny was arrested here a nd wu admitted to ball, O'Brien, who still appears to trust him, furnishing the sureties. The next day Kenny fled and It Is thought that he has gone to Humboldt county. GRAHAM REDUCES Fictiss'es Framed at HO Per pared, its consideration was put over till the next meeting. When the names were finally considered Judge Hebbard declares that five of the names he submitted were removed from his list In his absnce and others substituted.

Among these names were those of J. Imlzcll Brown, manager of the California Hafe lieposit and Trust Company Bank, and Oscar A. Tollc, of the wholesale liquor llrm of Brunaweiger, Tolle A Postel. "1 have heard," said Judge Hebbard yesterday, "that these two names were taken off because they were not on the assessment roll, but that I cannot understand as 1 am sure such men must be on the assessment roll. In fact one of them told me he was.

But aside from that I never heard of such a high-handed proceeding as the cutting down of my list In my absence. They don't do anything of that kind when 1 am present. Not only did they take off the names that I presented, UUl 111. MJiiBiJiUlcu uinria ai.u o-v. credited them to me.

This is what but they substituted others and ac- angers me. Judge Hebbard held court yesterday for the first time In two weeks. The judge has been 111 since his trip to his ranch In Sonoma county when he was thrown from a buggy. The Bhock Injured the muscles about his heart- Professor Stephens' Lecture, Professor Henry Morse Stephens, the eminent historlun of the University of California, will give his lecture on I nUmr'a n. JJ i iw.w evening of this week in Utiles Hull, corner of Allston way and Hana street, for the benefit of the build- irig fund of the Presbyterian Church DUFFY TO REPAIR HOWARD STREET Property Owners Complain to Supervisors Committee with Good Effect, A large number of property-owners and residents urged the Supervisors' Street Committee yesterday to do something toward repairing the road- way and sidewalk curbing of Howard street.

between Seventeenth and Kiehteenth. Special mention was made of a great pool of stagnant water now tnndinir in tho block. President Durrey or me imara of PtlbllO Works stated that he would take immediate steps to remove the stagnant water, It it biiouhi ue necessary to lay a sewer; also that he would try to unora temporary rener In the way of repairing the roadway and would restore the curbing within ten days. Attorney waiKer graves, one or the complainants, suggested that the 1 niHQ buijiilib yt might bo used to permanently repair the street. The committee prontsed to take the matter up with the Fin.Vice Committee.

The Davis Theatre, The Kol olb and Dill Company are still T.i 1. 'Tom, Dick and Harry," at the playing Davis Theatre, and drawing very good houses. The company is now busy rehearsing "The llelle of Avenue to be put on next week. In this bill the new soubrette, Jeanette Dupre. who has been brought from New York, will play the title role, while Kolb and Dill, the two favorite funny men, and their efliolent assistant, Ben T.

Dillon, will furnish the fun. $10. 00 -now $40.00 now $45.00 now $50.00 now $7.50 $7.50 $7.50 $15.00 $30.00 $33.75 $37.50 $56.25 $75.00 now $75.00 1 50.00 now 1 1 2.50 We make a specialty of repairing and remodeling furs. Our prices are very reasonable BI Cl EL" and how far has Alexander O'Grady ex-Pollce Commissioner, progressed with the revision of the city onll nanees, for which work lie is being paid 250 a month? The foregoing are questions which a number of persons conversant with the facta have beer, asking more and mure frequently of late and without obtain ins any satisfactory answers. In the last budget 125,000 was pro vided to cover the expenses of a public auditing department, designed to ex pert systematically, thoroughly and continuously the accounts of the van ous departments, to the end that no financial tangles should be created, Ihrnuuh 1 hi) ne I Or lncollipe tencjr of those In charge.

T. K. Atkinson. Assemblyman and aome-lime nukir rt ma Uwm House of the LK lslature, was placed at the head of the bureau, with Myrtle Cerf as his chief assistant, each drawing IJM a month. They began worn wmi me opening of the present fiscal year, and for a few months some semblance of Industry was maintained.

Hie semblance did not laBt long, however, and Atkinson Joking remark, made on various occasions, that "it made him blush to draw his salary," Is still occa sionally quoted with approving nm in among the grand army of tax ealerB. Cerf Now Supreme. itllninn tines not need to blush any more nn this account at least, aa, slice the Santa Crui convention, when he broke away from the Kuef-Schinltx machine, he has ceased to figure on the payroll of the Administration. Hie Public Auditing 1 department" now consists of Myrtle Cerf alone that Is, Myrtle Cerf and his $300 a month. He riraws the salary regularly, but if he in now or has been for months past doing any work for It, ha succeeds in Keeping the fact from the knowledge of the public, and even from tlio ken of his fellow-members, of the Administration.

There are those who hold that, even were the position In question one of such hard work as to be fully worth die salary appertaining to it, it would ,1111 seem a curious arrangement that Myrtle Cerf, known righthand man of "Abo" Ituef, who la now under Indlct-ft. should bo given the uuty of pronouncing on the honesty and competency of the general body of well dressed wel groomed, prosperous In appearance, I to be seen day by day about the Htreetn liuef's law olllces, in the court cniftdors when his chief's trial Is on but nobody eve sees him at work. Draws Salary Regularly. bis 1300 a month regu larly and meanwhile memners or me i'lre Department are taking seventy vir "urr unuui nay oo cause of the Inadequate provision made for that Important oeparuiieni, mtui- teachers, not too well paid at the best of times, have been hunt so-called "van-non sal aries," In order that temporary shacks inlKlit be provided iur iut iimnmuuii of the burned-out pupils or iiie iiy and the puuuu sirueis The case or Alexander uvnuuj fitted to go hand In hand with that of Corf ousted from the Police Commission for conduct of which the Mayor did not seem able to approve, he had no difficulty, apparently. In convincing the Admin Rtration tnat lie muni no i-w-i for, and his present 2o0-a-month Job was provided for him.

In the budget Is an Item of $6,000 for the revision of the city ordinances, and since his appointment O'Orady has done his best to prevent the chance or a surplus oe-Ing left In this fund at the end of the year. If he has oone nnyiiuiiii sues, that fact Is yet to be discovered. Attorn? John J. Barrett moved to Ju Flood building. Phau.

Temporary awou. Dr. Alver now st S74 East Ninth Oakland. near Clinton station. Pbons Merritt M4.

BACON'S HEIRS TO GET BALANCE OF BEQUESTS Supreme Court Affirms Judgment Clren To Hemedjr Error. The Supreme Court yesterday af firmed the decisions of the lower court In the cases of Mamie C. Bacon vs. Frank P. Hacon, and Frank Houle vs.

Frank V. Bacon. In 18U3 Henry U. Hacon, the father of Frank Bacon, lied, in nis win ne siaiea mai it ins estate at the time or his death amounted to 1250,000 he wished the husbands of his two daughters and the wife of his son to receive 10,000 each. When the will was read a mistake was made and the 10,000 was read as $2,000.

All threo of the beneficiaries were paid the smaller amount and gave receipts for payment In full. Three vears later the mistake was discovered and suit was brought to recover the remaining; amount due them. The lower courts decided In favor of the plaintiffs. There no In fetUni good coffee aad tea Schilling's BwL REHABILITATION TO BE CELEBRATED IN MARCH Ileal Estate Hoard Plans Banquet at the Palace Hotel. A banquet will be held at the Palace Hotel early In March under direction of the San Francisco Real Estate Board, to celebrate the rehabilitation of the city after the big fire of last April.

President J. R. Howell will appoint a committee, ef which Samuel Huck-bee will be chairman, to arrange fur the banquet. The guests of the evening will be representatives of the chief Interests of the city. Including real estate, banking, wholesalers, retailers, quasi-public corporations and the like.

LEGION OF H0N0RH0LDS REUNION AND BANQUET The Commandery of California of the military order of the Legion of Honor held a reunion and banquet Wednesday night which wss attended by one hundred members. Colonel W. Dlnde berg, L'. S. the recorder of the order, presided.

It was expected that General Arthur MacArthur and General A. Woodruff would deliver the principal addresses, but Oeneral MacArthur was detained by Illness and Ueneral Woodruff was called out of town. SERGEANT AND PATROLMAN FACE CHARGE OF GRAFT Sergeant of Police Albert A. Pcrrln oi the O'Farrel street station, and patrolman John P. High tower, on duty at the same place, nijst face charges ifnra the Police Commissioners h.

chance of losing beyuusts of JJu.OUu each under the codicil to the will of the late iionora Sharp, who died Feb- I ruary H)oi, possessed of uu estate i amounting to nearly IJUO.uuO. Owing to uie tuct thai if the estate Is distributed under the terms of the will and the codicil there will not be enough to pay all too beuueats. Samuel G. Murphy, the executor, is contesting a petition for partial distribution riled by Mrs. Margaret Tojetti.

beneficiary under the will to the amount of Jiio.uOO. Under the law a bequest made to a charitable Institution less than thirty days before the death of the testator is void. Mrs. Sharp drew her codicil V'an thirty days before she died. Mrs.

iojetti has Hied a demurrer, as-BertlnT the Illegality of the codicil. LOS ANGELES TO HAVE ANOTHER GAS COMPANY l.radlug Capitalists Incorporated New Concern For 1,000,000. LOS ANGELES. February 7 Plnnn Aii rival gas company, financed by capitalists and bankers of this city, were made public to-day upon the riling of article! Incncnnrniinn nf the City Gas Company of Los Angeles, with a capital stock of nearly all of which has been subscribed. The directors include: 3.

F. hartorl, J. i. Fishburn, V. AloVay, H.

It. Miner, W. M. Uarland, 1L W. 1-rank and M.

J. Conneli. The CltV no. rtvinunv 1 as a holding or construction company for the Domestic (ias Company, for whfnh av.llnf. I tl Ul 1 UCO ipO IU 1 1 Oil Will UO filed to-day or to-morrow.

It will have a capital tock of $10,000,000 and will become owner of all the Improvements ana property acquired by the City Gas Company. The directors of the Domestic Company are: O. T. Johnson, capitalist; W. S.

Bartlett, president of the German-American Savings Bank; M. S. Hellrnan, vice-president of the Security Savings Bank; K. T. Stimson, capitalist; H.

Jevne, merchant and capitalist; W. F. Botsford, president of the American National Bank; W. D. Woolwlne, president of the National Bang, or California, ROWLING'S DEFALCATION FOUND TO BE $5,281 SALINAS, February 6.

Expert R. Allen, employed to check up the cash deooslteA bv J. W. Rowling, the defaulting City Treasurer, found a shortage of $5,281.24. W.

M. Vandrr- confined to his bed. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty1 Company says it win give me aerauiting xreas- "rer to maKe up the shortage be. fore taking other steps. AIjLINGHEN-ln thU city.

Fobmary Ameli. Uingwn, Deloveu wii or uuinlur Allingsen, native of Norway, aged 4:4 years. Prieuda and acquaintances ara respectfully invited to attend the fiuieral to-morrow (Saturday) at 12:110 o'clock p. from the parlon of (JanUitr 3400 Niiteeuth atrtet. between Church and Sanchez.

lutermeut. Mount Olivet Cemetery by does p. to. train trora Twenty rmn ana Valencia aireetA UuiUN Iii tuia city, February 6 Frank rjeioveu eon or jsaac Aidioa ana Drotner of U. P.

Alston, native of Chalnta. azixl KU years a montha aud 4 daya, Friend are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral aervieee to-day (Friday), at 10 o'clock a. at the chapel of N. lray de Ca, glut; Geary street, corner of Devisadero. Inter ment private.

AKL1NU In this city, February Ellen' beloved wife of the late lsaao 8. Arhng and loving mother of Pavid Arling. Mr. Sadie Plate aud Sirs. Carrie Huff.

hUf of County Kerry. Ire land, aned 74 years. Friends aud acquaintances are respectfully lnrited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Saturday), at 0 o'clock a. from the parlors oi th 1 'nited Undertakers, liOOS Howard street, near Twenty-second; thence to bt. i'eter'e Church, where a requiem liigb mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 8:30 o'clock a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and Ban Jose avenue. BKOWN Entered into rest in this city. February 7, Itarbam Abigail, devoted wife of Thomas lirown and tender mother of Louis Grace M. and Kenneth M.

lirown. Friends and acauaintancee are respectful! Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), at 1:80 clock p. rrom 1'aul Episcopal Church, California street, between Fillmore and Bteiner. Interment, Cypress Uwn Cemetery by electric funeral sar, leaving Thirtieth street and Han Jose avenue at .45 o'clock p. m.

Remains at the parlor of the veatern Addition funeral iJlrectors, 17-4 Devisadero street, between butter and bush. RKtJSON In Oakland, at PmvMence Hospital February WUlard beloved husband of Hannah Bruaon, aged 72 years and 7 montha, a native oi iew iuik. Friends and acquaintance are respectfully lnvlteU to auenu me itinera, to morrow (Saturday), at lu o'clock a. from the funeral cliauel of E. James Finnay.

5.13 ltith street, be tween Clay aud dan I'ablo avenue. Interment private. UMEISTKR In this city, February 7, KarL uwuii't 9m i "mi iitm uui incukcr. a native of ban Frandscov atfed 3 mouths ana 5 days. Funeral will take place to-morrow (Satur day), at 1 o'clock p.

from the funeral par lors oi Harauel Met auuen ca, H'iu iiaiKht street, mar Baker. Interment, Cypre Lawn et net pry, CARTA In Sausalfto, February Frank Cat an, beloved husband of ISanny A. Cartan, I native of Dublin. Ireland. Funeral will be held at the Catholic Church in Hansalito, to-moimw (rtaturday), where a requiem mass will be celehrated at 10 o'ciock a.

ni. rKe a. m. ttoai. aausamo rerry.

COl'RTEMAKSH la tills city. February 7 Jtwst'ph dearly beloved huaband tif Agnes Courtemarsh and dearly beloved father of Keina and Jiweph Courtemarsh, a native of Canada, aged Hi years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remain at tho parlom of G. laccherl 3UU2 Mission street, near 'rwemy-Bixui.

UUKN in this city, January 30, Francis M. N. Curren. a native of Pennsylvania, aced fid years. a member of Ban Francisco Bricklayers' Union, Xft 7.

Interment to-day (Friday), at 2 o'clock p. in ureenlawn vemetery. DoYLE In this city. February 5. William H.

deatly beloved mm of Kirhard and Mary Doyle and brother of James and Richard M. Doyle, Mrs. Minnie Dibcrt, Mrs, Marguerite McKenna and tue late Jotin ana Jotepn uoyie, a native of San Francisco, aged 3. years. Friends aud acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (FriJay), at o'clock from the patiurs of the United Undertakers, 2d08 lioward tivet, near Twenty -eecond thence to St.

Peter's Church for services, commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. STACK In Oakland, February 6, Annie, beloved wife of the late James Kustace and mother of the late Kdward and Mary Euntare and 1- rank A. Kaiuce and Mrs.

busie lint tain, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged tte years and 11 months. Frunds and arqusintsncee are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at 8:30 o'clock from her late reilence, lSlit Fifth street; thence to Ht Patrick's Chunh, where a solemn high mtwe will be celr-hrated for the repose oi her soul, commencing hi 0 o'c'ock a. m. Interment, SL Man CeitiPleiy. Oakland FALCK In this city, February 6.

Ferdinend Falck, a native trf Berlin, Germany, aged tii years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully tuvited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), at 1 clock p. frtnn the chapel of Od i Fellows' Cemetery. Remains at tlie parlors of A. MarUn A CVx, lbOS Geary struct.

FARRELL In this city, February 6, Thorn, beloved son of the late William D. and Mary Farrell and brother of Anthony Farrell and the lt Mrs. James V. licy, a Dative of Sin Farn-rieco. aged SI years, (Sacramento papers please Funeral will take to-morrow (Matur-dny) at o'clock" p.

from the parlor of the t'nited Cn linn anl trHr, nar Twcnty-eef'Td thf-noe to St. Paid Church fr svrvic e. f-tnmen mg at 1 o'rf-h p. m. Inter-rm'nt, Jlniy tuaj I'emctery.

FOLKY In t'ns rity. Febniarr 7, Roger Foley, a name of Ireland. 75 years. In Bodea, Soocma county, Cal l-truary 7, rnonoas urloug. dearly tHlored hiis- fand or Hoc anna lniriong, i K-urlnTisTToTir-I A a- viT Je P( V.

II. makes pretty inside cur- tains; comes in nuiai and stained glass effects Always sells for yard. To-day, Burlap So popular Is this decorating material that we have found it necessary to order an extra consignment, which has just arrived. It Is a yard wide and the best yarn-dyed Burlap on sale to-day. Special, yard lSVio comrortaoie $1.38 Ladies' Knit Wear Ladles' Golf Vests Handsomely finished garments in black, white, red, brown, green and gray; all sizes.

The values range from $1.75 to $2.60. To-day, Just $11.80 Ladles' Sweaters In white, black, red and gray. All pizea. Worth $3.50 and $4.00. Reduced to, each.

We desire to close out the remainder of our Children's Itenrskln Corns In ages from 3 to 8 years. These charming little garments go on sale to-day at Inst half their former prices. I Gent Bsscount noRiv. BLANK In Berkeley, January 80, to the wife of A. Blank, a daughter.

MARRIED, In this dty, February ft, by the Rev. G. A. Bemthal Charles A. Rich and Ida Stevenson, both of Eureka, Cal.

BC11EER HOUSTMAn'N In this city, February 6, by the Uev. J. II. Schroeder, Paul L. Krheer and Minna A.

liorstnuuin, both of Ban Francisco. YARN I In this city, February 6 to the wife of F. R. Veml, a daugliter. ruuu Aiarut l(.

fh.ili.li iicCOUilica, McBrearty McCormlci FDSERAL DIRECTORS 915 Valencia Street, Near 20tH Fortnerlf- of MrFaddan. jieBrearty 3t Org llf I SCULLY (Successors to James McMenomy Bon), FUNERAL DIRECTORS 027 Valencia Street Telephone Market 8319 P. F. GREEN CO. FUMJJIAL mitHCTORS RE.

for, Mxteeuth and (ioerrero Stm. Formerly ot McFtdaen, Aiciirarty Green. Ttlephom peciai 1 at.7. UNITED UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Near 2nd Ht. 2(108 Howard St.

Telephone Market 216. THEOD0K DIERKS CO. UMJI2UTAKEKS 000 Devisadero Corner McAllister. Telephooe West o04. MONAHAIN CO.

Funeral Director, and Embalmers, SW. cor. 5th Uuerrero. Tel. Mitt.

A3 Private reaiilencif accommodations. 11. J. Gallagher Undertaking Go. 1314 Webster St.

Phone West 3925 D. V. t0.OVAIV, l'realdent and diffr. JOHN Vire-frea. ENGLISH FlIVGRAL DIRECTORS laiK UatiAHY ti ibtween atiuaiioii and Wlwic thou Went ju4.

H. SUHR CO. Vnder(uke aad Kiubaliucxa LADK A'l IiMj 2819 SIImkIuu ilreel, near 25th 'iejephoD JViaritet Wi. SAMUEL McFADDEiX CO Th firm of McFtddttii, Green harlrg diMolvetl prtDerslnp, till bill due Uie Ut firm art ynyAble at Uie pariura of baniuei McFadden Co. Ii7 or.

nHKfr. rei i-eric lj McAvoy, 0'Hara tS Undertaken Sow tem-uiiUv Located at (4U Mu-kci dUl Aiuaec it. J. C. O'CONNOR CO.

FUNEHAL IMRKCIOHS oiv permaneatlr located In ear new eataliliabment, 770 TURK STREET Bet. Van Aesa Are, and Kranklla St. l.arlr attendant. Tel. Franklin mil PORTER WHITE Undertakers and Enrbalmers 1S31 GOLDEN GAT AVE, Kormerlv id 445 Golden aui Aw.

Kltiir.ltft charge. Tiamul la'! allena Personal services under all couiiniona. relepbun. Weat 77D D. I.

KLYNY G. Undertaterj 1710 FDD S'n -MiAR SCOTT phone est 2S45 McGINN BROTHERS jjOERTAKEBJ J. IVlcGIINN Konutny of 114 Eddj St, rl ''ux Li tnilaumet. 8J2 Pulton fri.moie at.J Peon, t'ara latg HTif. MAASS CO.

Vnvrtnher. and Embalmera ens GATE! AVE. bet. irtn- ajjti! Xban jj. FUR.

Continuation of Our Annual Clearance ONE-FOURTH OFF REGULAR PRICES On All Made-up Fur Sets, Muffs and Neckpieces Here Are a Few Leaves From Lhe Great Forest of Extraordinary Bargains (Friday), at 8:15 o'clock from the parlors of Porter White 1.131 Golden Gate avenue, corner of Scott; thence to BU I etet Church, on Alabama streeU wher requiem high.maas will be celebrated for Uie repose of her aoul, commencing at clot a m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, via the electric funeral car from Thirtieth street eud ban Jose avenue. ROHENUERG In this city, February 7, Charles, son of tlie lato Louis and Fannie Rosenberg and beloved brother of Mrs. Fredrick bwlerer Mrs. B.

Newman, Mm. T. Davis, Mrs. Goldstein and Joseph. Manfred and Arthur Rosenberg, a native of California.

Notice of funeral hereafter. RYAN lu Nevada City. February Michael Ryan, dearly beloved brother of Mrs. Margaret Hmitii and John Patrick F. aud Catherine M.

Hvan. a native of Ireland. l-; i a.i,mnotnnins are fully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at o'clock a. from the parlors of the Fulled 2IWM ilnwaru sireei, to Ht. Jumes t.uurcu, i.i.i, will lie celebrated for the riuo of his soul, commencing at o'clock m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth stiwt end Han Jose avenue. Please ouill noviers. QcunoucD in Ma (t. I''ehruarv 7.

I7)uls beloved htwband of Liaxie Hchroder and son of the lale John Sclnoeiler and brother of Mrs. A. Casement, a native ot Hau l'ranciseo. aged ill years t) uionths and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, February lo, at 2 o'clock p.

from Ihe mortuary chapel ol the Golden Gate Undertaking Mission street, near Twenlj-tirst. Cremation, Cmress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from corner of Thirtieth etreet and ban Jose avenue at aau cioca P. ui. Eureka papers please copy.) HilEEHAN In this city. February 7, Dan Bheo- liau.

a.native of England, aged 4'J years. ti.l. eitv. February 0. Paul Justave Karl Schwerler, beloveil husband of Hchweder.

a native ot Germany, aged 4 BOMKR8 In tliis city, February 6, Harvey Curtis beloved husband of Kli.a 1'. Homers and father of Mrs. A. A. Fisher aud Frank and vears.

Hoy 0. Scalers, a native oi uunvuie, vt, ageu 00 years. i.i..t. acouamtances are respect fnltv invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at 11 o'clock a. from tlie lissiou Masonic Temple, 2iWS Mission street, between Twenty-second and Tweiuy-uuru, Mi.ir.

lK.p Vo. Ion. and A. M. Interment private.

Ri mains at the funeral parlom Hooker bunt. Mission street. cniL.a i nafal.nd February 5. Henry, beloved son or rtlliip jinintii. ii- a.

n. Ames, Lizzie. William and Philip a native ot Calltomia. WILIIAMS In this rity, Febmary 7. Joseph of Charles.

and Rose Williams and i.mther of Charles Rose Jonn aiaruia and Helen Wilfiams, a native of ban J-ranasco, ge.I 4 months and 11 days. a Funeral will Uke place to-day (Friday), et 11 o'clock from the residence of the narents. 0 Birch avenue. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. YOUNG In Oakland, February 8.

Mrs. Matilda Young, wife of Felix Young and mother of iimn wnom inuiiiu nn uij. a native of New York State, aged 03 years 6 "a resnortfullv invited to attend the funeral to-day U'rMajl. st 2 30 o'clock p. rrom ner iaie iwwi.uw, (lakland.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The tullowiiig Biarriage Uceuses were issued yes terday: AVDREWS BLACK Charles Andrews, 43, Howard I street, and KaUierine Black, 40, 2UU7 Howard street ni OCM COHKM Milton J. Ploch. 26, S012 Pine Bt and Josephine B. Cohen.

22. 1747 Lyon streeU Henry Booker, 30, 127S l' i Austin Twltlh avenue, "i Twenty fourth streeU BI-PH LSA1 Fred TT- 'W- rownsnip, and Anna L. Leal. 23. Livemio.

rnnK C.r.IFIIORST William Cook. 2S. Colma, and Johanna GrifhorsU Colma. naVTS VcCONVII.LE eorge A. Davis.

81, dty, arid Alice L. McConvUIe, 30, New York. EVAN'S Lawrence C. Evans 30. 1S15 Eddy streetT and Maud W.

A W70 Do- rn'l'riM AN FINKEI.STEIN Abraham Goldman, 22 2273 Geary street, and Dora Fuiketatcin. 22. 1N10 tUls sireeu KiTiWASaRI Fred Kato, SC. Oakland, and Im Tnki. 24.

2025 Pine street TrrT BKKNNAX John 8. KenU 32. 13S fhen-street and Hannah Brenuan. 24, 114 High land avenue. VI.v-v LElANO William u.

aiann, i-, Truml.ly, 21, 2421 Missus street, and vii. Wall IS. 21i) Douglass tre'U RAMON Otto Meade, 21, 4'1. Waller and Sadie Ramon. IS, 124 Weat Park street.

MiTiiVA TOKI Eibor Mitnma, IS, Alameda, nd ebara Toki, 11. 202S Pin. street itomvCON REANDO John A. Robinson. 27.

city, and Annie J. Reando. 22, De Soto. Mo. BOOT ROOT Alfred Root.

27. Oakland, and Ruth L. Root, 20, 706 Fell street CAMORIANI Francexco Ferenenj, 81 Mlarim street and Vngiuia Camonani, "1 Mission street fir-HOFNFlST LANG PacJ SchocnflU 21. 1402 street, and Mary P. Lang.

IS, 14 '2 Saifl.er. atreet. TiMVIlll.Y WALI-Jo-'Ph Tnrmhley, 21. 2121 Vision street. BJ.1 Ella Wa.i.

Is. 211) XI'IMNOTON 55M.T! William H. Wa ii 41 aii. Jei C. muh, li, cit-.

Wilding. HIT KH Michael wnire. ryi fctretrl, JJ1 UlllUaU a. JL.Z Clare, Irene, nymond nd Floren Furlong anil brother of James anil Patrifk Furlong o( llodoga antl Jolin Furlong of Washington. native of llree, Count Weiforrl, lrelaml.

Frienda an'l ai'quaintauces are lespectrullj inrlted to attenil the funeral to-morrow Saturday! at 11 o'clock a. from hi, renWence hodega, where a eolcmn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repoae of his ioul in HU Teresa's rhurch. GAltOKKBV'ICH In Weft Berkeley, February at tho residence of her father, 17M luflh street, Mary, beloved daughter of Luca and the late lunniuica Oargnrevich and- sister of Anton, Michael, Luca Victor, Nicholas and 8y (jar-gurevich and Mm. S. F.ilUch of Una Francisco, a native of Baa Francisco, aged 18 yeara and Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Sunday, February 10, at 2 o'clock p.

at Bt Joseph', Church, comer BU Joseph and Addison slreets, Berkeley, where prayers will be aaid for tlie repose of her aoul. Interment, St. Mary Ceme- HAXLEY In Oakland, February (1, Oeorjre, he-loved husband of the late Ellen Hanhy and brother of Nathaniel llanley, a native ot County Tipperary, Ireland aged 63 year Invited to attend the funeral to day (Friday) ISO o'clock p. from the funeral narlora of Mc.Manus 1' reeman, corner oi oev i)kland. Interment.

n. M.i-v's Cemetery. HT'QHFS In Oakland, February 5. Amy Frances beloved daughter of the late Annie Sonch and Anton Snrich and Mter of Mrs. W.

H. Taylor and 11. Ueorge Boricn, u.ii VranciscO. The funeral will take place to-day Friday) at Vl-'M o'clock p. trom the resi deuce of" her parents.

US1 Haight etreet. Inter nrivate. KROGER In this February fi, Adolph Km. ger dearly beloved son of August and hUlth and beloved brother of Mrs. Minnie Tarleton an'l M.

Augueta Oman, a native of Ban Francisco, aged 3 years. Friends and a'-quainlances are respectfully Invited to attend tue luneroi inr Fl 10 at 1 o'clock p. from the parlors of vitote "rlnl S448 Mission street, between Thirtieth street and Cortland avenue. Interment, Ureenlawn Cemetery by elecUic funeral car from Tniruetu MANWAUINO-In this tj ebary John jl.1i. to atteml Uie funeral today Id o'clock a.

from tin I ''f McCinn Eddy street. interment, lloly Cross Cemetery. ftiend. re respectfully attend the lunerai mis uaj m. from her late residence.

'Kentucky street, between Nineteenth and 'tlnenU -iex. ruiem hS m.3. will be celebrated for the of her soul, commencing at 0'cZk Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery by electric cir from Thirtieth street ana Knn Jose avenue. McCARTY In Froitvale.

Cn at the horn, on rail" "treet, Berth. inla be oved wife of John and mother of Merrill J. MeCarty and daughter of Annetta and Oscar nntive of Iowa, aged 2i years. wi-ivrriOMEit A solemn requiem month's mem-ma will be celebrated in St. Mary's Cathe dral tomorrow (Saturday) at ci.k a.

m. for the repose of the soul of the late Archbisho MYTitffomerv MfRSlF.O In this city. February ti. jonn, oeany a. I ll iiuiais anil li-HIlllH belOTea nusoanu iw father of Michael Muasieo and dearly beloveil son of Michael and Rrxie Mussieo and lovinit broUier of Mrs.

.1 annn. n.nlnpr Mrs. Jennie Caster and (ieorge, Frank and Rumeo -Mussieo. a native of Iv'ew York, aged 60 years 1 month and l- days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Pun-lay. February 10 at 11 cioca a.

nii.i "12 Francisco street, near Van Jes avenue. varment. Holy Cross Cemetery. SON In this rlT. at Ms 'ate residence.

2)21 California street. William H. Nelson, helnred hn.j-hand 1 of Marr P. Nelson, brother of Au-rst Nel. and brother-in-law or Mrs.

o. rn, Vn.vhe.ter. N. Y. seed 47 years 2 tr.onths and 16 days.

Late purser of T. C. i'S'prlends are re-pectfully Invited to attend fbe funeral to-morrow (Saturday), at 2 o'c'ock at the Chapel of N. Oray Geary' street, comer Devisadero. Cremation at Odd Fellowe" Cemetery.

this Htr, February ft. Oeorge O'linrmell. native of Ireland, aged 66 years 2 months ano Friends and acquaintances are respectfully fo-rited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Saturday) at lf'30 o'clock a. from the parlors j'p Oreen A Ca, northeast comer SlxteTith C.uerrero streets, under the auspices of PI 1 L. U-al 41.

Interment. Holy Crow Cemetery o'clock a. m. train from T.ntv-rlfth and Valencia streets. PFa.CFMAKF.n-In this dry.

February Ida Ci1 dauctaer of Annie and the late Willism Peacemaker and sister of Mrs. William Mitchell. Mrs. Fevge and George Y. Peacemnker, a retire of Val'ejo.

age1 E0 ye.rs 11 mouths end davs. (Vallejo paper. plee copy.) Remains at the parlor, of Samuel MeFad-den Co. 1070 Ilalght etreet. near Baker.

In-tenoert vallein, to-morrow (Saturday, on the of 7 o'ciock a. m. train from Saa Francisco. PKUAlTa In this dty. February S.

Snsle belove-1 wtre reitio j.iv wnu nuther of iVldie V. Perelta and of (r4. W. I. Waters, a native of Philadelphia.

i't. (Ssn Je rrrs pies' ccov.l Funeral iritfrm-nt ttnrr'y private. rOHI.MAN In this city, Febri.ry 7. Hen-y Pnfcl- nian, native of So ymrs. tl.K T(i il Irt i ty.

lel -ui I.T lis oear.y nei.Meu sup h. m. rnotlier ClirT.T) P.U.mtt'-'-r,, f'auph'er Ms. C. Purlin and si.ter t.r E.

W. W'tliam and A. Pernna, a native of San Francisco, BeJ 1, are re-e- 1 2 yea -a tuunths ant 1'-' oa-a. MCCARTNEY In -Oiis city. February fl, Maey France, beloved wife or Harry Macartney, of Thomss and Catherme Conneli sister aauttiuir Ml.Mailu8i if of l'cis' 37 Jclr Stylish Brown Hair Sets were Imitation Ermine Sets were Invitation Chinchilla Sets were Dainty Gray Squirrel Sets were Smart River Mink Sets were Beautiful Fox Sets were Handsome Jap Mink Sets were Swell Royal Ermine Sets were Rich Genuine Mink Sets were $100.00 now Stunning Real Mink Sets were Elegant Chinchilla Sets were 1 50.00-now 1 1 2.50 Rich Blended Sable Sets were 150.00 Sample Furs FOUND By gentleman on Geary a Mink Fur manufactured by Robert Wallace.

Owner un have same upon pmper Identification, by calling st our store 32 Litis street. and odd pieces many different styles regular prices $5.00 to $25.00 sale prices $3.75 to $18.75. kiause George Godfrey, a laborer, says wm forced to uav tribute of for being released from the station on tB char; of drunkenness last f-'unday morning. Godfrey says one of the officers in the station, the on on duty at the time, took $5 from hlia to.