* fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock, from Druids-
Hall 413 Sutter street, where services will be
held under the auspices of the German La-
dles 1 Benevolent Society •or the Red Cross.
Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co..
1137 Mission street. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
MILLER— In Oakland, April 16. 1900, Albert,
beloved husband of Mary Ann Miller, and
father of Mrs. John B. Mhoon and Annie,
II- mT A., H. E., C O. G.. H. H. and P. L.
Miller, a native of Peine, Hanover. Ger-
many." aged 72 years 2 months and 4 days.
CTFriends are Invited to attend the funeral
services this day (Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock.
HhNRY J GALLAGHER C<\. .
(Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher),
rUNKRAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMiiaa.
• 10 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln School.
Telethon* South 80.
yncAVOY «fc CO..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & KMBALMERS
1239 Market St., between Bth and 9th. «
Telephone South 247. |
Time— l 4 *I»H* S :36>4: •» l:01»i. Bad start Won easily, second and third driving, win
ner. Burna & Waterhouses eh. g.. by Take Notice-Happy Maiden. Winner a very useful
youVigßtet\^OtherBtrashy Ic^^^^^^^^
1105. SECOND RACE— Five and a half furlongs: selling; three-year-olds and up; purse. $4*>,
Ti me 3_iB. :IS%: 7-16, :42 i i; s'if. l:Wi. Good start Won first three driving, winner. E.
Lanigan's b. f.. by Balgowan- Parolee. Genua away well and never bothered: she took th«
rail position' at post and was out of order. Don Luis would have won In a few more Jump*.
George Miller showed improvement. Scratched— Gold Buz 106.
1 HK{. THIRD RACE— Six furlongs: maiden three- year-olds; purse. $400.
Time X :24; % :49; K. 1:13H- Good start. Won easily! second and third driving-. Winner.
William Boots & Son's br. g.. by Tiger-Lucia dl Lammermoor. Edg-ardo the best of a cheap
bunch. •Disqualified for fouling: and placed last. Scratched— Artllla 117, Dreadnaught II 113.
Illllouette 107. '
1107. FOURTH RACE— One mile: selling; three-year-olds; purse. $400.
Time— hi :2«- % :51; *4. 1:17: mile. 1:434. Fair start. Won first three driving. Winner.
W F 'Schulte's b. f.. by King Lee-Perl. Start contributed to chances of winner. La
Borgia weakly ridden. Isaltne sore. Prestome apparently all out when Morgan let him
dOWn. ,'..,- -, r nn n 1-1 nn i-, ,-, -LJ->J>^-o-^rvAj-o-i_riJ-o-o-o-o-lJ^^
1103. FIFTH RACE— Six furlongs: three-year-olds and upward; parse. lICO.
Time— X :2<*4; :*SH; X. lH3!i. Poor start Won easily, second and thJrd driving. Win
ner. E. Corrlgan's eh. f., by Imp. Bassetlaw-tmp. Sardonyx. Sardine outclassed her field.
Poijipinolsstale^ i^^^^ nn _ ini _ tw^^
1100. SIXTH RACE— One mile and a sixteenth; selling; four-year-olds and up; purse, $4CO
Time— l-16. :C««4: 5-IS. -.32**: J-l«. :57H; 13-IJ. 1:23: mile, 1:43; 1 l-l«m. 1:49 V,. Fair start Woa
first three driving". Winner, W. P. Magrane's b. m. f by Sir DUon-Lady Elizabeth. Win
ner about the only one backed. Whole band would only make fair cavalry hones. Scratched
—Acrobat 112.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Herman and Ella M. Murphy to William Mil
ler, lot on SW line of Decatur street, 175 SE
of Bryant. SE 25 by SW 60; $19.
Edgar Briggs to Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, let on SW line of Laskle street. 226
NW of Mission. NW 24:6 by SW 85: $5.
Antolne and Grade Borel (by attorneys) to
Margaret M. Bowhay. lot on S line of Lake
street, 22:6 E of Twelfth avenue, X 125 by S
100; $10.
J. W. and Annie L. Wright to Halleck H.
Look, lot on SE corner of Thirty- first avenue
and L street. S 100 by E 57:6; $SOO.
Solomon and Dora Getz to Claura Sawyer,
lot on W line of Eighteenth avenue, 125 N of
J street. N £0 by W 120; $10.
J. B Lewis to S. J. S. Rogers, lot 2. block
366. South San Francisco Homestead and Rall
r<*id Association (quitclaim deed); $10.
".VilHarn B. Swain to Andrew Spauldins. lot
13, block 13, City Land Association: $W.
Henry W*. Burckes to Ardele- M. Burckes. lot
on W line of Jones street, 43 N of O'Farrell,
N 22 by W 73; gift
Builders' Contracts.
L. C. Smith (owner) with O. A. Craemer
(contractor). C. A. Meussdorffer— All work ex
cept painting, mantels, gas fixtures and shades
for a two-story and basement frame building
on lot on E line of Leavenworth street. 160 N
of Pine. N 16 by E 80; $4031.
A. Aronson (owner) with FloodberßT & Me-
Cafferey (contractors), architects Hemenway
& Miller— Plaster work for a flve-story and
basement concrete and brick construction on
lot on E line of Geary street. 62 :< E of Jones.
E 75 by N 77:6; $2273.
George Schafer (owner) with C. H. Hock
(contractor), architects Salfleld & Kohlberg—
Excavation, brick and concrete work for two
three-story frame buildings, with brick base
ments, on lot on SE corner of Hyde and Eddy
street. S 57:6 by E 37:6; $1233.
D. Ghlrardelll Company (a corporation)
(owner), with G. H. and S. Walker (contrac
tors), architects William Mooser & Son — Car
penter and mill work, tin shutters and doors,
hardware, glass and set all Iron work In con
nection with carpenter work (owner will fur
nish and deliver on premises all Iron work
and constructional lumber and flooring) for
a two-story and basement brick warehouse on
lot on N line of North Point street, 43 E of
Polk. E 142 by N 73; $3430.
BIRTHS— MARRIABES — DEATHS-
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mall will not bo Inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
MARRIED.
CROSBY— McKAY— In this city, March 31. 1900.
by the Rev. E. G. Mathena. D.D.. Emery A.
Crosby and Annie >I. McKay, both of San
Francisco. >*• '
VAN DER WIELEN— SCHMIDT— In this city,
April 18. 1900. by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder.
: Georse Henry Van der Wlelen and Ida H. C.
Schmidt.
WERNER— SCHULER— In thf3 city. Aoril 15.
1&00, by the Rev. Paul Branke, Albin A. W.
Werner of San Francisco and May E. Echuler
of Los Anjreles, Cal.
MISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE
COMPLETE projectors' mining outfit for
¦ ,-r.:.. $100; »cc this or write for list of
article*. A. BRANDES. 707 Brush. Oakland.
A— sS 10 DERBY an<i Fedora hats. $1 75^ Pop^
ular Price Hatters. C3O Kearny st. nr. Pine.
FRESH Jersey cow: rich milk: 14 to 15 quarts
daily; gentle. 1312 Folsom st. Price. $i 5.
CASH reslElrra. eecend-band. bousht and sold;
Nfcticnal and Hail wood. 1359 Mission, nr. ith.
HIGH-ARM ?'.nser sewing machine; good con-
<!;ticn: complete; cheap. ISIS Mission, nr. 15th.
A FINK su'.t. $10; dress pacts. :2 7S. Misfit
Cloth. r.£ parlors. 427 Montgomery et
A COMPLETE outfit of id-hand sauyase ma-
chinery. Mclntosb. &. Wolpiran. 135 Fremont
1"O!-JTABLE engines, boilers; iron and wood
planers; lathe*; M-harid. J. Burke, lit Bpale.
A NEW Standard Typewriter: latest model;
cti>-a;>. Typewriter Excharijre. 4C3 California.
STITW and «econd-k»cd slot icachlr.es bought
ar.a sold. W. C. BKXTHAM. 1532 Market st
A 10- TON Fairbanks pcale and Sre and burs-
lar-rrocf safe. £16 California st.
SAFES- New and secorvJ-hand. THE HER-
MANN SAFE CO.. «17-4T3 Sr.crameato st.
SECOND-HAND fireproof *»?•: 1 fire and burg-
lar-proof «afe: ch^ap. 42 Main st
SAFES. r.tw and trccr.d-hasd. all sires. THE
WALTZ SAFE. lfl«-:;i Market st.. San Fran.
ONE 4-«>ided sticker; 1 p'.aner ar.d matcher: 1
a." r?mrressor: 5 livcmotlve*. 220 Fremont
EPTSON concert phonograph, price reduced to
$ll>0: <^c-rt r«— r3«. TZ 30. BACIGALUPI.
533 M*rkrt st. Pan Krancisco.
A "WKFTv-p news fcr 5 c-ntn. The Weekly Call.
misckll\.m;oi s wa.nts.
WANTED- Second-hand upright piano for
r&fh. H. L. WHTTKHHAn. 1710 Market st
MOAfcli TO WAX.
ANY proposition, ary amount : TpeTcentTflrsC
f*ccr.d nicrtßsgfs. estates in probate. Interest
in estate*, legacies, corporation loans chattel
msrtsaefs; cccfldentlal: advice free. G. E.
OLSEX. room 16. first floor. Chronicle bldg.
ANY ¦moCPt at « per cent; Ist. 2d and 3d mort-
gages, undivided Interest, real estate In prc-
bate; mcrtga«es &*4 legacies bought; no de-
lay: get rr.y terms before doing business else-
wherg. K. McCOLGAN. 24 Montgomery, r. 3.
HIGHLY resrectab'.e private place to obtain
liberal advances m fiiamnnis. Jewelry at low-
est rate*. RaJdwin Jewelry tHore. 546 M&rket
rt. : tel. Main IM4. Branch 13 Third st
ON real estate. Ist or 2nd mortgages, and on
furniture or pianoe: no removal; any amount;
lowest ratrs. BECKER & CO.. 25 Montgomery.
MOST reliable r'ac* to borrow on diamonds.
watches. Jewelry. W. J. HESTHAL. 10 Sixth;
highest prW for cid gold, silver, diamonds.
ANY amount by private party on furniture and
pianos: no removal; low rates; confidential.
BONELLI. Conservatory bldg.. ISO Powell »t
AT 126 Kearny ft., room ». respectable private
pla<~e to borrow on watches, diamonds; lowest
rates: take elevator. Tel. Davis BSS.
ON furr.iture and riano« without removal: quick
renrice: money direct: lowest interest. Rooms
€$ and O. Doßcfc * buili:r.s. 1170 Market st
LOANS made on furniture at !'¦» r<r cent; also
loans to ealaried t>eople. HAIISHBARGER.
ZTi mils *t.. room S4. ___^____
MONEY leaned: ur.s^eurei note of any man of
ir>>d character. Prescott & Co., Phoenlx.Arix.
TO fa:arle.i ;-x»^rle: without security; all busi-
ness confidential. Tous:ey Co., 221 Parrott bldg.
PRIVATE party, en furniture and planes; 3%;
nc removal: no ccran;!s«!on. 6 Eddy tt. r. M.
ANY amount at 2 per cent on furniture and
other colJatera!. I). McRAE. 743 Mission ft
HONEY I<-2ties salaries people without security.
HILL. rm. 44. Merchants' Exchge., 431 Calif.
AI'PTIN'S Salary Loan Co.. 365 Parrott build-
!i:r-Mfß can secure loans on personal note,
CASH leaned to ealariea people on note without
Isdoraer. MORRULL. Cn? Examiner bulMlnu.
JCO TO I3LMO: lcwe*t rates: Ist and 2d mortgs.;
ar.y proposition. DRYDEN. 413 Montgomery.
CN furniture, r-'-*"". without removal; no
commission : private. LICK. 116 McAllister.
IF yeur property is mortiraced and you need
more ir.oney fe* H. MURPHY. <£0 Market tt
TO salaried men. without collateral or indorter;
oth*>r r<ropof lttons : private r-»crr.s. San Fraa-
«-i«r-o T»r--iir.t Ar*r\ry. 143 Ph»'.wn bM'M'.r.c.
MtSICAL I>STUI>IE.MS.
AS we represent the best make cf pianos in
every pratfe. frum Steinway down to low-
priced ms-kes. and as our installment pay-
ments are easier than those of other dealers,
w«? are the peoplo" from whom you should
purchase; new upright pianos. $* cash. $6 per
rnnrrth- ether jy'.ar.'^s 13. M and $S r*r month.
SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.. Steinway Dealers,
cor. K«-arny and Sutter fts.. San Francisco;
err. Thirteenth ar.d Broadway. Oakland.
A LIPT OF MONKT SAVERS.
f-srrple« frcm factory which are out of our
recular line: such makes as Weber. Hardsian.
Ccncver. Behr. Exerctt and Kir-Esbury; prices
fr.-tn $150 to $200 l«*is than re»rular price. Also
i f'irt.t'y used pianos from $137 up: easy pxy-
irTit* "Se* us this week if you want a snap.
EENJ. CI'P.TAZ Ac SON. 16 O'Farrell Et
A LARGE number cf pianos yet remain of the
Harr.lltcn-Bancroft stock; Steinway concert
crarcs Ctieke-:r.g. HaUett & Davis. Elling-
ton etc.; square*. $25 up: uprights. $50 up;
banjo* &0c up; guitars. $1 up: mandolins, $2
up Byron Mauzy Piano Warerooms. 30S-312
Pest *i.. cole &gex.t Sohmer and Byron Mauzy
pianos^
ABSOLUTELY the dim and largest hou»»
wett cf Ctlcatro Is KOHLER & CHASES.
f* IS and SO O'Farrell »t. : pianos, organs and
a!! ether musical instruments of all prad?*
emJ rrlce»: terms easy; prices lowest; every-
thlr.s pcMible done tv pleass and satisfy ths
customer.
KNAHE ptaaos: r.cw scale; new styles. KOH-
LKR & CHAgg. y> OFarrell Bt.
WE know that we give the best goods for the
least WXUT-. call en us and ccc our Decker.
Packard or Boothe pUnos. MALvAIS. tl3
ilarket f^
WE have Jot what you want in tt«»W«"
piano: prices 'and terms to suit MAU> AIS.
768 Market fct.
El_-y cm of our beautiful Oiympia self-playlr.g
tcusic boxes on Inttat'ir.^nts If you caa't epars
the CSS*. MAT'VAISy 765» Market Ft.
FQIICKI) «a.? of an elegant Chase Bros, piano;
beautiful upright: f*e It before purchasing:
seller will take g<;u*re as partial payment:
balance ca^h or time. Room 12 Flood bldg.
DECKHR BROS.* rlano (square) fcr sale
cheap. CCS Lwurt aye.
ETEINWAY. %V«>: ir.FtaHrr.erits $5 75 ud: rents
U up; open ev-r.ir.Gs. HEINE. 136 Ellis Bt
THE place to buy a jrood second-hand piaao:
MS up. B. F. Mu'tio Co.. 225 Putter at
GOOD Fischer: preat bargain Schmits. 16 Mc-
Al'.lFter *t.. next Hibernia Bar.k.
X76— VERY good upright piano; cost $250; for
tale on SS Installments, 1110 Post St.
prs-p; Flfcher 4 Steinway upright: eacrlflced.
KEnFFKS. ins Van N«— aye.. nr. r;eary it.
FINE large upright pia.r-o sold for storage: $100
ca&h. WILSON'S STORAGE. 1710 Market st
A BARGAIN— Steinway. $123; etore open Eat
evening. H<-:n» Piano Mfg. Co.. 136 Ellis «t
DON'T buy; rest a new piano. $3 per month.
Ftr>TT-WnTA7. PIANO CO.. SCO Hayes st
W G PA DOER. 412 Sacramento «t. asent for
Frar.rl* farn and Mallet? <r Davis pianos.
Qf-u>i' upright piano: nearly new; cheap.
HORN!NO'P. 216 McAllister ft.
fcUPKRJOK vlclir.*. rlthera. old and new. H.
MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
CHFAPF.ST and best In America— The Weekly
Call :€ pare*, sent to any address In tfte
Unit»4 Ftates. po-t paid. «fcr $1 per year.
-Sr-r'ICES AXD STORES TO LET.
¦BS^BB^BBaB
CA RPENTER ahop to let. U Turk st.
VALENCIA. SS3. near Twenty-flrst -Large •!•.
gact store; rear rooms; large basement.
FOR rent— Elegant offices In Y. M. C. A.
I:u1l«!lrc M»f^r, and Kill* ft*.
I»AL.MIS>TIIV.
J!ME. Neergaard. Pres. Bt. Gerniain Collegs of
P«lmlrtry. read* 1 to 8. Clt Geary, nr. June*.
GO to Watssn: "only" natural palmist and oe-
rtilt mxilum; r^»dln«-f 2Sc. Itel Market st.
"WILL J. L. EDMUNDSON (printer) scad his
addreta to GEO. I>. FISKE. Woodland. Cal.
MIES SHELLON. chiropodist and business ad-
vice. tLO Market st., second floor, room J7.
LEI^EREH'S Quintcnica hair tonic really beau-
tifies the hair, 30c bottle; Lederer's Foamo
Rfcampoo f.c package; it's great. 123 Stockton, j
A NEW place to have your hair dressed stylish-
ly: epecial this week, 20c; shampooing-, 2uc;
switches made from your own hair, 75c; open
evening*, Sundays, from 8 a. m. to 12. Syrf
Market «... corner Sixth; parlors 112-113.
PRIVATE detective work; reasonable rates; 10
years' experience. J. B. RAY. 357 Jessie st.
LEDEKEII restores gray haJr to Its natural
<<-Kr for $1 Ut to 55; uses Scheffler 1 * Colortne.
75c box; the very latest hair styles only 25c
113 Etuckten st.
IiELLE— Oudry Is not a lady; he Is a photcg-
> ; !.f-r In Oakland.
HUE. ADA cures rheumatism, headaches, neu-
ralgia; all pain leaves like magic frcm her
wxalerfully girted tar. is. Ui3 Howard at.
PERSONALS.
lins. DR. L. BURGEP. late matron of Ger-
man UosoitaL N. V., specialist for bladder,
kidney, skin diseases and cancer, offlce 106
Fcurth et. A testimonial: Wm. Osterhold. San
Mateo Orphan Asylum, says: I had cancer on
my left leg. I was treated by Mrs. Burger,
K< Fourth st. and certify that I was cured
In a thort time. Wm. Osterhold. San Mateo.
DR. PARKER treats all nervous, chronic,
throat and catarrhal diseases. 1027 Market st.
CAST-OFF clothing, old gold and silver bough.;
tend postal. COLEMAN'S. 606 Kearny st
AN elegant suit for $10 75 from Imported or do-
mestic remnants. L. LEMOS, IU7 Market «t.
between Seventh and Eighth.
SUITS on easy installments from Imported or
domestic remnants. One Price Tailoring Co.,
C 32 Kearny et, between Sacramento and Cali-
fornia.
FINE tailoring, dyeing, cleaning and repairing;
*uit« made to order: ft cuar. 2 Elchth »t
G. D. MORSE, photographer. 2606 Pacific aye..
between Pierce and Srott: phone Stelner 339 L
STAMMERING corrected: booklet J. WHITE-
HORN. A.M.. Ph.D.. 1315 Linden st, Oakland.
CURLED or waved hair can be quickly ob-
tained by using Talcott*a Curling Fluid; 2S
rents bctt.e.
ELECTRIC lights In every room; Winchester
Hctel. 44 Third st. near Market: 100 rooms;
250 to $1 50 per nlcht; $1 60 to $6 per week;
free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferry..
IF yea wish full value for your cast-off cloth-
Ing call on B. Cohen. 157 Third: tel. Black 4123.
LADIES' and rents' cast-off clothing bought and
rcli. Silverrrian. S*4 Folsom: tel. Folsom 1191.
ALASKA far carment*. hoods, mitts, leather
ccats. H. M. HKINKMAN, 109 Sansome St.
CHFAPFST arid be«t in America— The Weekly
Cull. It pages, cent to any address In ths
Unltel States or Canada one year for $1.
PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEOK9.
DR. C. C. ODCNNELL— OffIce and residence.
r::r~. Market St.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
A WEEK? new* for 5 cents— The Weekly Call.
1* rae^n 'n wmrp'r. 'or matlinr. tl per year.
KIiAL ESTATE — CITY — FOR SALE.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
638 MARKET STREET.
$17.600— Rect* $1525 per annum; Sacramento st,
near Polk; 46x67 ft; 5 flats.
$12,500— Rents $1208 per annum; Fifteenth st,
near liuward; Cvxi'.j ft; < flats and 2
stores.
$10,000— Items $S4O p«r annum: SW. cor.; on
Fillmore st; 48 ft. frontage; store and
5 fiats.
$6,soo— Bush st. near Polk; bargain; lot 27:6 x
120 ft, back to Fern aye.; double front-
ages; lot alone worth JSCOO; improve-
ments, 2 houses, 2 flats; rents $04.
$B,ooo— Rents $S4S per annum: Fifteenth st, nr.
Guerrero; 3 flats; lot 25x100 ft.
$s,7so— Rents $Jl5 per annum; Clayton st, near
Waller; 2 modern flats; 25x10* ft.
$5,500— 0n Minna, through to rear street; 9-
room house and 3 flats; rents )4SO per
annum.
$S,oCO— Jessie et. near Sixth; 3 flats on lot "Zx
F5; rents $4SO per annum.
SZ. OOO— Baker st. near Washington; key lot, 23
x 112:6 ft; 2 flats; rents $600 per annum.
$4,000 — Guerrero st, near Twentieth; 2 flats;
rents $COO per annum; lot 25x100 ft.
$3,800 — Elizabeth St., near Castro: stores and
flats; rents $408 r>er annum.
$2.Boo— Three flats; lot 22:6x62; Rondell st, near
Sixteenth.
$2,000— Welch st.. near Fourth; 2 flats: lot 30x
M ft; rents $252 per annum.
12.000— Tehama st. near Fourth; 2 cottages; lot
25x75 ft.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
$3,250 — Built to order: new house; 6 rooms and
bath, porcelain tubs, tile mantels, gas
grates, china closets, pretty artistic
front; iron fence; cement v.alk; bitumen
street; cars pass the door; Mission warm
belt; will make terms.
$5.100 — New, elegant modern 7-room house,
built day's work; :5xK6 ft.
$3,250— Diamond st, near Seventeenth; 25x125
ft. ; modern cottace 7 rooms.
$2,800 — I^exington aye., near Twenty-flrst st.;
22:6x70; 2-story house; 6 rooms and bath.
$13,500— NW. cor. Pacific and Broderick sts.; 45x
127:8 ft.
$1,750 — SW. cor. Twenty-fifth and Castro sts.;
2fjxSo ft
$LSOJ — Twenty-third St.. near Vermont; cozy,
nice-appearing cottase of 5 rooms and
bath; lot 25x100 ft.
OTHER PROPERTIES IN CHRONICLE AND
BULLETIN.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO..
CSS MARKET STREET.
BALDWIN * HOWELL.
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
$27.500— Paciflc-ave. residence; elegant. modern
residence; 17 rooms, 2 baths; all arrangements
fcr an up-to-date home; lot 37:6x122:6.
S6soO— Octavia st.. near Broadway; two-story
residence cf 8 rooms and bath; lot 25x137:6;
r'-r.tp ?45.
BUSINESS CORNERS AND RESIDENCE
SITES.
Entire block, bounded by Folsom st. Treat
aye., 12th and 14th sts., being offered in subdi-
visions; call at office and get diagram; $12wO
and upward.
A FINE INVESTMENT.
$«,oCo— Third-st. corner; 137:6x137:6; store and
flats; good improvements; rents $250.
$45.00<j — Folsom-st. corner; manufacturing dis-
trict; 2 frontaces; rents $170; lot 10oxS7:«.
AN OFFER WANTED.
$3250— Rltch Et. ; 5 flats; rents $42 50; lot 22x83.
JC'jOO— Rents $C 5: Natoma Ft., near Sixth; coal
yard and 4 flats above; lot 23x75.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
$7500 each— Facing Jefferson square on La-
gur.a St.; special offering of several choice res-
idences; »re{ a diagram and particulars at offlce.
$2000— Nice suburban home; 7-room cottage,
bath, high basement; large lot. 106:6x178; near
Mission road; windmill; fish pond; every fea-
ture on country home, while being convenient
to city . -
$11,««— Pine et, near Buchanan; good mod-
ern residence; 10 rooms and bath; up-to-date
plumbing, electric light?; lot 25x137:6.
VACANT LOTS.
$5000— Van Ness aye.; corner; 32:6x1C9.
52750— Twenty-fourth st, near Folsom; J7:6x
100.
A COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY.
$3250— Mi1l Valley cottage; 5 rooms and bath:
partly finished attic; large lot: will trade for
city property. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
CKEAM OF PARK LOTS.
GAS AND WATER SERVICE.
On very easy payments; choice lots In the
block recently subdivided, bounded by H and
I sts.. Eirhteenth and Nineteenth ayes.; right
on the Park and the new Ntneteenth-ave. bou-
levard; most of the lots already sold: balance
bound to tell quickly: fine investments; good
building lots: all ready: lots on official grade;
macadamized; pjank sidewalks; 6 per cent in-
terest only.
SEE THE HOUSES NOW BUILDING— YOUR
OWN TERMS.
Money advanced for building purposes: elec-
tric cars pass the property; see this block at
or.cc- go to our branch offlce to-day, cor. H st
ar.d Ninth aye.; price list*, etc.. ther.e or at our
office. BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st.
ELEGANT new 14-story cottage of 7 rooms In
Excelsior Homestead, on Lisbon St., near
China aye.; part down, balance monthly pay-
ment- same as rent Particulars BALDWIN
St HOWELL.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
$2250— $210 ca*h, balance monthly, same as
rent; owner Is compelled to sell; pretty bay-
window cottage, on Eureka St., near 19th; con-
tains 5 large rooms, porcelain bath, open
plumbing; splendid finished basement; close to
Castro and 18th-Bt. car lines.
LYON & HOAG, 114 Montgomery st.
PAYS OVER 14 PER CENT.
•6250— Four new flats. 1 block north of Mar-
ket st • contain 6 and 6 rooms, porcelain baths,
latent' Vanitary plumbing; biggest kind of a
bargain LYON' A HOAG. 114 Montgomery St.
BAKER-ST. RESIDENCE.
?Koo— Baker-st boulevard, near Fulton; 2-
story house: & extra large rooms, bath, etc;
lot 25x121: 10*.
$4750— Park panhandle district; new house of
7 rooms, bath, etc.: sun shines in every room;
will be cold on terms almost as easy as rent;
fine large lot; on car line; pleasantly situated;
good neighborhood; a very desirable home In
every respect: price is very low.
LYON £ HOAG. 114 Montgomery st
~~' A BARGAIN.
$lO,&o>— Baker st. near Fulton; large lot, 70x
96:104. with improvements; rented for' $75;
land alone worth the price.
LYON & HOAG, 114 Montgomery st
PAYS OVER 7 PER CENT NET.
$14 00— Choice corner, within 3 blocks of
Market st and Van Ne?-s aye.; 2-story bulld-
Ine on corner; store and flats: the store has
been occupied by same tenant for years; new
building: 2 new up-to-date flats adjoining;
everything rented: large lot.
LYON & HOAG, 114 Montgomery st
IT'S O X for future and for now; Vallejo St.,
bet Steiner and Pierce: will build homes to
suit. THE MCCARTHY CO., 646 Market st.
BARGAIN— Eaey payments; $2850; house of 7
rooms and bath; 121 Alvarado st, near Cas-
tro. Apply on premises 1 to i p. m.
BARGAIN— Fcr sale, fine sunny residence, 11
rooms bath, attic and basement; modern;
perfect crder; grand view; large lot 80x114;
electric cars; might exchange In part for
smaller house, or grood lot. Address D. J.
MURPHY. 60S California et. rooms 30 and 31.
SACRIFICE — New 9-room. S-story house: lot
r6 : 9xl00: with chicken house, etc: suitable
fcr flats: must be sold; make an offer; $2010
or lesis. SHADBUP.NE..6I6 Sacramento st
UAVK you real estate in the Mission or Hom-
er's Addition that you wish to dispose of
ih, n call en W. J. GTTNN. 639 California st
CHEAPEST and best In America— The Weekly
Call 18 paces,, sent to any address In ths
United States, postpaid, for II per year.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday, April IT.
Stmr Noyo. Fosenr HVi hours from Fort
Bran.
Schr Ralph J Long, Isigkeit. 7 days from
Sluslaw River.
CI^EARED
Tuesday. April 17.
Haw bark Manna Ala. Smith. Honolulu; J D
S^reckels & Bros Co.
Schr Penelope. Hoffman, whaling; H E
Hoffman.
Schr Chas Lerl Woodbury, Falkxsan. Kodlai:
North American Commercial Co.
SAILED.
Tuesday. April IT.
U S stmr Hancock. Struve, Manila.
Br stmr Doric. Smith. Hongkong, etc.
Stmr Newbunr, Peterson. Grays Harbor.
Stmr National City. Dettmers. Fort Bragg*.
Stmr Coca Bay, Shea. San Pedro.
Stmr Alcatrax. Carlson. .
Stmr Scotia. Jacobs. Rockport.
Simr Grace Dollar. Fosen. Guaymaa.
Stmr Gicsy. Leiand. Santa Crua.
Sbip Susqushanna. Bailey. Hilo.
Bark E'.tctra. Petemen. Alitak.
Haw bark Mauna. Ala. Smith. Honolulu.
Schr Laura May. Hanwn, Grays Harbor.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. April 17. 10 p m— Weather
cloudy; wind west velocity 10 miles.
SPOKEN
March It no lat. lon 70 W— Br ship Montgom
eryshire, hence Jan 4. for Queenstown.
March S3. lat 10 N., lon 25 W— Haw bark WUI
scott, from Shields, for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ORCA— Arrived April 7— Stmr Valencia. henc#
March W.
GRAY 3 HAKBOn— Arrived ADril 1»-Schr
John F Miller, from San Pedro.
UMPQUA— Arrived April l*-3chr Sadie, from
San Pedro* _
SEATTLE— Arrived April 16— Stmr Mary o
Hume, from Hunters Bay; stmr HumboWt,
from Skazuay.
Sailed April IS — Stmr Francis Alice, for Capa
Nome. ALfrll 17— Scnr Fischer Brother*, for
Cap* Nome.
USAL— Arrived April 17— Stmr Luella, hene»
A SAN PEDRO-Salled Anrtl 17-Schr Alice, for
Eureka. _ ,
ASTORIA — Sailed Anrtl U — Stmr» D«t
Korte and Geo W Elder, fir San Francisco.
EUnEKA— Arrived April 17— Stmr Samoa.
hence Arril 1<- , ? ,_
PORT TOWXPENTV— Pa.«sed Inward Arrtl 17
— Br stmr Goodwin, from Honskonj.
Arrived Inward Aortl IT— Br barli Achnashle.
from Vancouver. »-~~
Arrived April 17— Ger ship Llsbeth. trvra
Hloso. and proceeded t" Tacoma: Br ship Broa
ctk Castle, from Hongkong; schr Orient, from
Honolulu. .-* . _
ALBlON— Sailed April 17— Stmr Souta Coast,
for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG— Sailed April 17— SUcr Noyo.
for San FraaeUco.
Arrived April 17— Stmr National City. nenc«
A"rll 18.
EASTERN PORTS.
NORFOLK— Cleared Ajirll IS— Br »tmr Aeaja,
for Manila.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FALMOUTH — Arrived April IS— Ger »h!p
Adolf, from Oregon.
IQUlQUE— Arrived March 15— Ger stmr Octa
via. from Hamburg, for San Francisco.
In port March 17— Ger shlD Wilhelmlne. for
Puget Sound: Ital ship Francesco Clampa, for
San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL — Arrived ADril 17— Br ship
Cour.ty of Cardizan. from Fraser River.
QIECNSTOWN— Arrived April 17— Br ship
Leyland Brothers, from Portland.
SHIELDS— SaiIed April 15— Ital baric ilalpo.
for Santa Ronalla.
SYDNEY— SaiIed April 15— Br ship Thallata,
°HONOLULU— Arrived March 31— Schr Lottl«
Bennett, from Port Townsend; schr Allen A.
from Eureka. April 1-Bark Mohican, henc*
March 13. April 2-Schr Alice Cooke. henc.
March 9: bark Alden B^sse. hence March IS.
schr Transit, hence March II: Hwterk Dia
mond Head, hence March 7. AprtlJ-Schr Ber
tie Minor, from Eureka, April *-Sc^Mf;»
E Smith, from Port Townsend April £-Bkt»
Addenda, from Iquique. April 5-Schr Helene.
from Port Blakeley. April «— Ship Jat*x Howes,
from Tacoma: Nor bark Fortuna, from New
castle Aua; Jap stmr Hongkong Maru. nance
March SI. April 7-Schr ChAS R Wilson, from
Aberdeen: schr Pioneer, from Aberdeen ; *trnr
Czarina, hence March 2S. April S- P , ch £_ £ «
Smith, from Port Townsend. April %— Bark
Rufus E Wood, from Newcastle. Aus: L S
etmr Grant, hence Anril 1. Aortl 10— Jap itmr
Nlpnon Mani. from Yokohama.
Sailed March 31-Brir W C Irw'n. for San
Francisco; schr Orient, for San Francisco: Ital
war stmr Calabria, for Yokohama. April 1—
Fris John D Spreckels. for Guam. April J—
Ship Chas E Moody, for Tacoma: bark n:*?J
lands. for Port Townnend. ADrtl 6— Br baric
Halen Denny, for Eureka: Br bark Aiderbaran.
for Bakers Island: bark Seminole. for Port
Townsend: ship Cyrus Wakefleld. f or San Fran
cisco. April *— Bark Albert, for San Francisco:
schr Prosper, for Port Townsend. April 7— Jap
stmr Hongkong Maru. for Yokohama; Br bark
East African, for Port Townsend.
HlLO— Arrived March 13— Bktn S O Wilder.
hence Feb 27. March 30— Aus stmr Slam, hence
March 11. March 23— Br stmr Lennox, from
Port Townsend. March 28— Stmr Cleveland.
from Klhei. March 30— Bark Amy Turner, hnc
March 9. April 3— Br stmr Port Stephens, from,
"^"port April s— Bktn Irmgard. hence March
13
Sailed March 25— Bri* Geneva, for Port
Townsend. March 2S— Br stmr Lennox, for
YOKOHAMA— SaiIed Arrll s— Nor rtmr Thy
ra. for San Diegr>. April 13— Br stmr Empress
of China, for Vancouver. April 17— Br stmr
Coptic, for San Franc'.sco.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NETS' YORK— Sailed April 17— Stmr Lahn. ria
Cherbourg and Southampton.
BREMEN— Arrived April 17— Stmr rrtederieh»
<!er Groese. from New York, via Southampton.
at his late residence. 1364 Fourteenth street.
Oakland. Interment rrivate. Please omit
flowers.
MORRIS— In this city. April 15. 1900. Abra-
ham, beloved husband of Fannie Morris, and
father of Mrs. Belle Helman. Mrs. Joseph
Helman. Mrs. Isidor Franklin. Mrs. William
Osterman and Blanche. Samuel. Harry. Clar-
ence and Edwin Morris, a native of Kempen.
Prussia, aged 70 years. •
CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited ta attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 10:U o'clock, from his late
residence. 1-07 Ellis street. Interment Hills of
Eternity Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock train
from Third and T<vw««>Tirt str«ot«
mwu "iini uiu lownsena sirens.
OFFICERS and member* of the Flr»t Hebrew
Benevolent Society: You ara herebr respect-
fully requested to attend the funeral of our
late member, A. Morris, this morning, at 10:13
o'clock, from his late residence. 907 Ellis
street. S. ZEKIND. .Secretary.
OFFICERS and member* of the Congregation
Shcrith Israel are hereby notified to attend
the funeral of our late- member. Abraham
Morris, from 907 Ellis street, this day
(Wednesday), at 10:15 o'clock.
ALEXANDER L. BADT. Sec.
MURPHY— In Oakland, April 15. 1900, Daniel
D.. beloved brother of William and Thomas
Murphy, a native of Knockatoone. parish of
Roock Chapel. County Cork. Ireland, aeed 26
y?ars.
E5" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend tha funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 9 o'clock, from the residence
of his brother, »10 Natcma. street, thence to
Sf. Patrick's Church, where a solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of his soul, commencing- at 9:30 o'clock. In-
terment Holy Cross Cemetery.
O'BRIEN— In this city. April 17. ISOO. Mary
O'Brien, beloved sister of Mrs. Edward Hall,
a native of St. Catherines. Province ef On-
tario. Canada, aged £6 years.
iT7"Fri«:niis and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 1T.3 Julian avenue, thence to Mission
• Dolores Chutch. where mass will be offered
for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
PETERSEN— In this city. April 14. 1900. Frank
M. Petersen. dearly beloved son of Wilhei-
mina Petersen and the late Nlcolal Petersen.
and brother of Ernest and Otto Petersen. and
grandson of Mrs. Wilheimina Schussler. a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 17 years 4 months
and 7 days.
(TTTrlends and acquaintances ar« respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his mother. 1574 Folsom street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, thence to St
Charles Borromeo Church, corner Eighteenth
and Shotwell streets, for services, commen-
cing at 2:30 o'clock. Interment Odd Fellows'
Cemetery.
RAUN— In Oakland. April 1«, 1900. Ol«u be-
loved wife \of Hans Raun. and mother of
Julian Raun. a native of Denmark, azed 27
years « months and 11 days.
ROPENER— In this city, April 17. 19M. Samuel,
beloved husband of Fanny Rosener. and
father of Nettie. Daisy. Emma. Charles.
Hilda and Leiand Rosener. a native of Ger-
many, aged 61 years 11 months and S days,.
£7" Friends ar.d acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 10 o'clock, from Temple Em-
anu-El, Sutter street. Interment Home of
Peace Cemetery, by special train from Third
and Townsend streets at 11:43 o'clock. By
BDeclal request please omit flowers.
SCHNEIDER— In this city. April 17. 1900. Peter,
beloved husband of Mrs. Clara Schneider,
father of Conrad. Martin. Peter and Joseph
Schneider and Mrs. Raymond Huber. and
¦ brother of Mrs. Lizzie Voltz and Martin
Schneider, a native of Oesthelm. Hessen-
Darmstadt. Germany, aged 67 years 1 month
and I days.
. PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for Drayage— General Depot of
the Quartermaster's Department. San Fran-
cisco, CaL, April 16, 1300.— Sealed proposals,
for the hauling of military stores and sup-
plies In and about the city of San Francisco,
Cal., for the fiscal year commencing July 1.
1900. will be received at this offlce until U
o'clock a. m.. on Thursday, the 17th day of
May, 1900. and then opened. The Government
reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
posals. /All necessary information will be
furnished on application to this office. O3-
CAR F. LONG. Assistant Quartermaster. U.
S. Army. Depot Quartermaster.'
11<>4. FIRST RACE— Five furlongs; two-year-olda ; purse. $430.
THE CALL'S RACING CHART
(Copyright. 1900. by H. H. Egbert.)
TANFORAN PARK. Tuesday. April 17. 1500— Weather fine. Track fast.
DIED.
Beasley, Elizabeth Lamey, John
Brown. Annie Madden. Hanora
Cunningham. Wm. Maier. Christina
Forey. Bridcet Mecke. Anna B.
Glllett. Martin M. Miller, Albert
Hanratty. Elizabeth Morris, Abraham
Harria. Moale Murphy, Daniel D.
Harvey. Arthur O'Brien. Mary
Harvey. Johanna Petersen. Frank M.
Hendrlcks. Eunice Raun. Olga
Johnson. John R. Rosener. Samuel
Label. Sophie Schneider. Peter
BEASLEY— In this city. April 17. 1900, Eliza-
beth E.. beloved wife of Richard Beasley,
loving mother of William, Josephine. Loretta.
Veleata. Ruth and Roy Beasley, oldest and
l.cloved dauEhter of the late Patrick and
Bridget Du?an of Smartavllle, Yuba County,
Cal., and loving Bister of Mrs. M. A. Cul-
berson, William Dugan and the late Mrs.
Abbie Butterworth, a native of Sharon,
Haw., aged 33 year,s 4 months and 8 daya.
BJ"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 8.30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. ISI Perry street, thence to St. Rose's
Church, where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
BROWN— In the City and County Hospital,
April 17. 1900, Annie Brown, a native of
Washington, aged 40 years.
CUNNINGHAM— Entered into rest. Aorll 17.
1300, William Cunningham, son of the late
Commodore R. B. Cunningham, U. S. N.. and
brother of Mrs. M. E. Steele and Mrs. J. W.
C. Maxwell, a native of Washington, D. C.
(Washington. D. C.» Baltimore, Md., and Nor-
folk. Va., raperj please copy.)
FOREY— In this city. April 16, 1900. Bridget
Forey. a native of the parish of Keash, Coun-
ty Sligo. Ireland, aged 62 years.
Zpr friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 12:45 o'clock, from the par-
lors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission
street, between Third and Fourth, thence to
St Patrick's Church for services at 1 o'clock.
Intrment Holy Cross Cemetery.
GILLETT— In this city. April 16. 1900. Martin
M. Glllett. well known among the business
men along the water front, a native of Ver-
mont, aged S4 years.
KTTrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the mortuary
chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Com-
pany. 2425 Mission street, near Twenty-flrst.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
HANRATTY— In this city. April 15. 1900, Eliza-,
beth H.. beloved daughter of Peter and Eliza-
beth Hanratty, and granddaughter of Mar-
garet and the late John Brown, a native of
San Francisco, aged 3 years 7 months and 3
days.
(CTRemalns at 20 Fifth street. Funeral pri-
vate.
HARRIS— In this city, Mosle. beloved son of
Henry and the late Blumchen Harris, brother
of Nate, Rose and George Harris, and step-
son of Regina Harris, a native of San Fran-
cisco, ased 14 years 9 months and 8 days.
HARVEY— In this city. April 17, 1900, Arthur,
beloved son of Arthur and Elizabeth Harvey,
and brother of Annie, Mamie, John, Eliza-
beth and Agnes Harvey, a native of San
Francisco, aged 1 year 5 months and 16 days.
H \RVEY— In this city, April 17. 1900, Johanna,
beloved wife of the late William Harvey, and
father of Hebbert, William and Grace Har-
vey, a native of Ireland, aged SS years.
tdTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 1301 Broadway, thence to St. Brigld's
Church, corner Van Ness avenue and Broad-
way, where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul, commencing
at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HENDRICKS— In Oakland, April 17, 1900, Eu-
nice Hendrlcks, beloved sister of Sarah E.
Hendncks, a native of Indiana, aged t>7 years
3 months and 10 days.
JOHNSON— In this city, April 17. 1900, John R.,
beloved husband of Katie Johnson, father of
Josle and Katie Johnson, and stepson of Mar-
tin Johnson, a native of San Francisco, aged
2a years.
C^Notlce of funeral hereafter. Remains
at the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767
Mission street.
LABEL— ln' this city, April 17, 1900. Sophie,
beloved wife of Solomon Label, mother of
Helen and Abraham Label, sister of Mrs. B.
Ansberj, Mrs. J. Hershlng. Mrs. L. Cohn
and Mrs. S. Koenlgstein, and sister-in-law of
Jacob and Richard Label, a native of Lu-
bentz, Bohemia, aged 40 years.
LAMEY— In this city. April 16, 1900. John, be-
loved son of James and Lizzie Lamey, and
brother of Mrs. J. W. Hughes. P. F.. T. 8.,
J H T J-. M. E.. L. J., W. V.. K. F., L.
H H. M. and F. L. Lamey. a native of
County TipDerary, Ireland, aged 23 years.
ryThe funeral will take place this day
(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. »35 Folsom street, thence to St. Pat-
rtck's Church, where a solemn requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment
Mcunt Calvary Cemetery.
MADDEN— In this city. April 16. 1900. Hanora,
relict of the late David Madden, and mother
of Jeremtah and J. W. Madden and Mrs. Wil-
liam Cronan and the late D. H. Madden, a
native of Ireland. (Boston, Mass.. and \lc-
toria, B. C, papers please copy.)
C7"FTlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 17 Baker street, thence to St. Agnes
Church, where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the rerose of her soul, at 9:30
o'clock. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
MAIER— In this city, April 16, 1900. Christine
Maler, dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Henry
Hauser Mrs. Paul Kolterjohn and Conrad.
Jacob. Henry and Carl Maier. a native of
Baden, Germany, aged 73 years 8 months and
6 days.
C^Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 1 o'clock, from her late
residence, 1005 Capp street, between Twenty-
flfth and Twenty-sixth, thence to the United
Evangelical German Church. Twenty-fourth
street, between Treat avenue and Harrison
street, where services will be held, com-
menclnc at 1:30 o'clock. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. o. ¦ ; -v .:...,-
MECKE-In this city. April 15. 1900. Anna 8.,
dearly beloved wife of Andreas Mecke. and
mother of Anna. Andreas Jr. and Agnes
Mecke. a native of Koln am Rheln. Germany,
aeed 44 years 10 months and 2S days.
ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1900.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Continued from Page Eight.
MAREIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Andrew T. Lowell, 32, 2111 Larkin street, and
Alice E. Kennedy, 25, 4053 Seventeenth street.
Patrick McGefflgan, 23, city,' and Mary Grant.
29, city.
Orvll P. McFeron, 24, Vallejo. and Elizabeth
K. VoKle, 24. Butte, Mont.
John F. Mainiire. 35, Marysville. and Agnes
J. A. Kruger, 22, Marysville.
Joseph Shanzer. 44. 1129 Pierce street, and
Sarah Lindheimer, 32, 222 Van Ness avenue.
Frank M. Murphy, 27. 253 Seventh street, and
Ellen A. Hearty, 26, 4 Federal street.
Felix Phillips. 32, Olema. and Maria Fag-
nettl, 2L city. r f.-.
John Jasper, 40. Ruby Valley, Nev., and
Katherine O'Farrell. 28, 142 Fell street
Lloyd W. Moultrie, 31, Fresno, and Susan F.
Edelen. 22, city.
- Thomas H. Armstrong-, 22, city, and Kat» A.
Harte, 21. city.
Charles Pemartlnl. 21, 515 Union street, and
Delia Lazzari, 16, 1114 ft Montgomery street.
- Joseph B. Coryell, 30. city, and Mabel L.
Je«sur>. 23. city.
Elias Levy, 27, 1445 McAllister street, and
Phoebe S. Wolf, 17. 632 Golden Gate avenue.
Eugene J. Reeves, 23. 390 Bryant street, and
Helene Levy, 22, 1302 Filbert street.
Otto D. Stoesser, 30, Watsonvllle, and Kath-
arine E. Lemman, 30, city.
REAL ESTATE — CITY — FOR SALE.
G. H. XJMBSEN & CO '
> 14 Montgomery Street
AUCTION AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION AUCTION
At our salesroom. TUESDAY. April 24. 13C0,
at 12 o'clock Noon.
Peremptory Sale.
The two following properties to be offered :
without limit or reserve:
No. 1.
$09 Montgomery aye., SW. line, bet. Green- ¦
wich and Lombard sts., Z flats of 5 rooms
each, rents $24 per month; street accepted;
lot, 23:7^x65:6, Irregular.
No. 2.
1305 Powell st, W. line, bet Pacific and
Broadway sts., store and 2 flats of 3 and 4
rooms each; rents $27 per month; cement
walk; street" accepted; lot, 22:6x45:10.
Executors' Sale.
The two following properties, subject to
confirmation by the court: -
No. 1.
1727 Green st. S. line. bet. Gough and Oc-
tavia sts.. bay-window house of 7 rooms and
bath; brick foundation; cement walk; ttreet
bitumlnlzed; rent $30 per month; lot 26:6 x
. 127:6.
no. a.
15th st, S. line. 120 ft. W. of Castro st.
bulidlng- lot 40x103 :4V».
To Close and Estate.
SE. Drumm and Commercial sts., 2 stores
and dwelling; rents $-5 per month; one block
from Market st. and the Ferries; lot 30x75,
with an L.
Sixteenth Street Business Property.
3010 Sixteenth st. N. line. bet. Mission and
Valencia sts., store and flat of 7 rooms and
bath; rent $50 per month; brick foundation;
etone walk; street accepted; lot 25:6x110.
Post Street Investment
1747-1751 Po6t st, S. line, bet. Buchanan
and Webster sts. 2 two-story bay-window
dwellings of S and 8 rooms and bath each;
rents $70 per month; street accepted; lot, 55
x 137:6.
Carl Street Cottage.
156 Carl st, N. line, bet. Stanyan and
Shrader sts.. bay-window cottage of 5 rooms
and bath; brick foundation, etc.; lot, 25x137:6.
Natoma Street Investment
922 to 524 Natoma st. NW. line, bet 10th and
11th sts.. 3 two-story dwellings of 6 rooms
and bath each: rents $54 per month; brick
foundation, stone walks, etc. ; street bitumln-
' ized; lot, 50x75.
Clementina Street Investment
672-4-6-8 and 6SO Clementina st, NW. cor.
Sumner. near Bth st., 5 two-story frame
dwellings of 6 rooms each; rents $70 per
month; both streets accepted; lot, 72xS0.
Executors' Sale.
The two following properties, subject to
confirmation by the court:
No. 1.
25th and Capp sts., NW. cor., residence of
11 rooms and bath, brick foundation stone
walk, etc. ; both streets bitumlnized; lot, 36x
115 to rear alley.
No. 1
Harvard st. NE. line, bet Woolsey and
Dwlght sts.. lot 100x120, being lot 6 In block
106, University Mound Homestead.
Foreclosure Sale.
630 Guerrero «t., W. line, bet. ISth and 19th
sts., bay-window cottage of 5 rooms: brick
foundation, stone walk, etc.; street bitumin-
ized; lot. 36x90, irreg-ular.
For further particular apply at our offlce.
O. H. UMBSEN A CO., Auctioneer*.
14 Montgomery Street
ltk.Al, LSl'A'l'li tOU.MKV Kor Sale
THE Esparto Colony farms in the Capay Valley
country should be looked after at once, as this
is the time of the year to arrange for tree and
vine planting; farms range in sine from 10 to
40 acres and now sold to Induce Immediate
action at low prices and eaßy terms; home-
seekcrs will never regret securing one of these
hemes; no malaria, no frosts; products earli-
est in market; good society, good schools (in-
cluding high school); macadamized roads: I
railroad trains daily from San Francisco;
water for irrigation when desired: superior to
Southern California for raising all kinds of
citrus fruit, recently so pronounced by lead-
Ing Southern California experts; these lands,
with the superior soils and all other advan-
tages named, will be sold at prices far below
those a*ked in localities hitherto considered
unapproachable in excellence; there is no more
independent life than the small diversified
farmer's; the farms sold before the panic
have become developed and are paying annu-
ally as much as JIM per acre; you can leave
Kan Francisco on 8 a. m. train, have 3 or 4
hours at Esparto, and back to San Francisco
early the same evening; you will find an agent
at Hotel Barnes. Ksparto. to t-how you the
lanflp. Communicate by letter with GEO. D.
FISKE. Woodland. Cal.
SAN LEANDRO— A bargain; 6-room bay-win-
dow cottage: lot 100x125: actelyne: apricot
trees barn, chicken houses; 5 minutes to elec-
tric cars or S. P. local. Address S. PARKE,
San Leandro.
STOCK and grain ranch for sale in Coiusa
County: 1240 acres; $10 per acre: 500 grain,
rest hill land. M. S. CHANDON. Marys-
vllle. Cal.
ALTA PUNTA Tract. San Pablo aye.. 3 miles
north of Berkeley.- near Santa Fe Railroad-
Valley land by the acre. $130 to $200. Call for
maps, etc.. on G. W. HAIGHT. 401 Cal. Bt
1. W. HORN. Sl2 Main St.. Petaluma: real es-
tate and thoroughbred Belclan hares. Send
fcr free list of Fonnmw County bargain*.
RANCH TO KENT. "
FOR rent— l 2 acres of finely cultivated orchard
and house of 9 rooms: all modern Improve-
ments; would be suitable for summer board-
ing place; rent reasonable. Address DR.
CONRAD, 2116 Peary St.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
BUShT~7I3— Two"large sunny basement rooms;
complete for housekeeping; range, sink.
CALIFORNIA. 2523—2 or 3 sunny furnished
rooms; light housekeeping; reasonable; ref-
erences exchanged; private family.
FIFTH. 353— 3 connecting furnished housekeep-
ing. $13 50: 2. $10; also single, $5 up.
FILLMORE, 2212. near Clay— s7; 2 large sunny
unfurnished rooms; nice yard and water.
GEARY, 40S— Three nicely furnished rooms;
rent $20.
GUERRERO, 1147— Bedroom and kitchen; fur-
nished for housekeeping; $10.
HOWARD, E2s— Front room; furnished com-
plete for housekeeping.
HOWARD, 711, near Third— A nice furnished
front room for housekeeping.
LARKIN. 326, cor. Golden Gate aye.— Elegantly
furnished housekeeping apartments; exclusive
use cf kitchen.
LEWIS, IS. off Taylor, near Post— 3 furnished
front housekeeping rooms; $13.
MARKET. IMS— Large room and kitchen, fold-
ing bed. $10; 4 small rooms unfurnished, $10.
MARTHA place, 2. off Geary, near Taylor— 2
furnished rooms for housekeeping.
MINNA, 707, cor. Eighth— Front bay-window
rcom, closet, all complete for housekeeping;
$?.
MINNA. £73. near Seventh— Large front room
ar.d kitchen; yard; sun all day; cheap.
OAK. 113—1 larje front parlor; running water;
furnished for housekeeping; $9; others cheap.
O'FARRELL. 742— Nicely furnished, sunny par-
lor floor; 2 to 5 rooms; housekpg. or otherwise.
POST, 943— Two newly furnished sunny rooms,
suitable for housekeeping.
POWELL, 1401—2 or 3 large sunny rooms for
housekeeping, with gas and bath.
SOUTH PARK. 184— One or two front sunny
rooms; nicely furnished for housekeeping.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch offlce, 2200 Flllmore.
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096 Va-
lencla st _J_l_'
ROOMS TO LET — Forn. and Unfurn.
A FURNISHED house of 4 rooms for house-
keeping will be rented for $12 per month to a
reliable family: reference required. Inquire
at 1011 Mascn st.
A— BRUNSWICK HOUSE, US Sixth— Rooms
Zsc to $1 per night; $1 25 to $5 per week, and
light housekeeping; open all night.
A— "THE ELMER HOUSE." 324 Bush st, ad-
Joining the Russ Hotel; 84 rooms; all prices.
BURNETT. 1426 Market st. (old No. 1364)— Fu-
rnished rms., suites, single; also unfurnished.
CALIFORNIA. 7C5 (St. Peter's House)— New
house, newly furnished; housekeeping rooms.
CARROLTON, 1206 Market, cor. Golden Gate
aye. corner; well furn.; rms. & offices.
ELLIS, 736— Nicely furnished rooms; single and
en suite; running water, bath; board optional.
GEARY. 405 (The Navarre)— Elegantly furnish-
. Ed rooms; suites or single; travelers accom.
GOLDEN GATE aye., 730— Sunny furnished
room: light housekeeping; privilege of parlor.
GRAND SOUTHERN, southeast corner Seventh
and Mission sts.— Sunny rooms, en suite or
eingle; ladies' parlor; reading room; elevator.
HANCOCK HOUSE, 781 Mission st— Select
family rooming house; $1 SO to $6 per week.
HANOVER HOUSE, 827 A Howard st, nr. 4th—
Changed hands; thoroughly renovated; house-
keeping and single.
HARRISON. 754V4. near Fourth— Finely fur^
nlsbed. sunny rooms; bath; all conveniences;
homelike; $1 week ut>. •
HOWARD, 829— Rooms from $1 week' up to $5;
25c to $1 night; also housekeeping rooms.
HYDE. 230— Well furnished single front room.
MCALLISTER, 30r-> furnished rooms; sunny.
MARKET, 624—18 rooms, furnished; "rent rea-
sonable; also 4, 6 and 9 rooms. ,
MINNA. 667, cor. Eighth— New. furnished bay-
window room, $1 per week; transient
MISSION, 837 A (Avoca House)— New; newly
furnished; rent reasonable. FLICK, 'Prop.
O'FARRELL, 20— Sunny furnished • rooms and
offices; elevator; electric lights; day. wk., mo.
"»OOMS TO LET — Fnrn. and Unfnrn.
ORLANDO House, SS9 Howard, cor. Sixth-
Sunny rooms; prices to suit; open night
POST 41S, near Powell— Sunny furnished
. rooms, with bath; suite or single. '
POWELL. 121— Light, clean, comfortable rms.;
eultes or singles; running water; gas; reas.
HOSEDALE House. 319 & 321 Ellis st— Rooms,
night, 25c to $1; week. $1 25 to $4; open night
ROYAL House, 126 Ellis st— lncandescent
light, reading room, smoking room and ladles'
parlor; rooms, per night, 35c to $1 50; week, $2
to $S; month, $3 to $20; elevator on offlce floor;
rooms with hot and cold water; baths.
SACRAMENTO. lil4, bet. Hyde and Larkln—
Large sunny front room elegantly furnished;
modern: appreciated If seen.
SAN ANTONIO, 21 Taylor st, near Market— An
up-to-date fireproof building; elevator* new
furniture: hot and cold water; radiators; salt
sea baths: suites and single rooms.
SHERMAN Apartment House. 2S Eighth . st,
near Market — Furnished and unfurnished.
SHIPLEY. 259—8 rooms, $12; 4 rooms. $7; house
new. See owner 1151 Guerrero st
iTOCKTON, 12 (over Pup Rotisserie) — Nicely
furnished rooms from $12 to $30.
THE Astor 1120 Market— Electric bells, lights;
elegant new furniture: single, suites; trans' t.
THE OAKS 119 Third— A good rooming house
for good people. R. HUGHES, proprietor.
TURK 543^ — Large single room for gentleman;
bath;' private family; $1 25 per week.
VERY sunny front room: Van Ness; partly fur-
nished; for lady wishing opportunity for
French and music. Box 12C6, Call offlce. '.;:
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch offlce. 22<X> Flllmore st.
A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-
tisements and subscriptions has been opened
at 1223 Polk st. ; open until 9 p. m.
A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia st.
A^fIrST^CLASS family hotel. The Bradbury:
nice sunny bay-window rooms: first-class
table- prices moderate; 2 car lines pass uotel:
elevator- telephone Hyde 2771. 1604 California
Bt; corner Polk, near Van Ness aye.
THE Schmledel Mansion, SE. cor. Post and
Leavenworth — High-class boarding-house ;
sunny rooms, with private bath; fine lawn;
table a specialty: references. '
BELGRAVIA Hotel. Polk and Clay— Sunny
bay-window rooms; superior board; modern
conveniences: rates reasonable.
ONE furnished room and board. Apply 24 Flor-
id ast ;
HOTEL CLAIRMONT. 615 Taylor— Renovated;
suites and single rms.: sunny; excellent table.
HQTEL SALISBURY, Hyde and Eddy; changed
hands; thoroughly renovated; elegant rooms.
LAS PALMAS. IS2O Market »t— Suite of 2 or 3
rms.; private; bath; sin. rms.; board optional.
VAN NESS aye., 944 (The Wallace)— Rooms and
. board: furnished and unfurnished; $20.
* SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage of 520 Lake rt. has received the
following orphan and hafl-orphan girls fr.om
January 1 to March 31. 1900: Katharine A.
Benjamin, aged 1 year 6 months; Marlon V.
Crane, aged 9 years; Mary Woodd, ag,ed 10
years 6 months: Ella M. Hunaker-Engler,
aged 9 years 5 months: Mabel Pozzi. aged 12 I
years; Ellse Poggl. nged 9 years 4 months:
Ethel Marion Gould, aged 6 years: Mabel
Benbow, eyed 11 years; Lulu Rentschler,
aged 6 years 5 months.
BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. 415 Montgomery st. rooms 9-10; tel. 5520.
ROOMS papered from $3: whitened. $1 up;
palntlne dnne. Hartman Paint Co.. SI 1 * Third.
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
RENTED, repaired, bought, fold: machine sup-
plies. Standard Agency. 145 6th: phone Mint 45.
ALL kinds bought, sold, exchanged, rented;
repairing at lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co.
Offlce, 401 Post st. cor. Powell: tel. Main 5713.
PACIFIC Storage" and Furniture Moving Com-
pany, 2320 Flllmore Et. ; phone Jackson 2^l.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 1340 Market st. ;
tel. South 535: packing, moving and storage.
TO LEASE*.
TO Lease — All or part of vacant property: 95x
160; on Mission St., near Fifteenth: will build
light structure. Owner, box Sl"0. Call. ¦¦ •- -
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$SO<y— FORECLOSURE: modern 4 room and bath
cottage* sunny side of street; 3 blocks from
station and school; terms $100 cash, $10 per
month.
$1900 — New modern cottage; 5 rooms and
bath; street work, cement walks, etc., com-
plete; near station and school; $100 cash, $20
per month.
$1630 cash— To close an estate; worth $3000;
finest corner In Alameda: see this at once.
Fine modern house; 8 rooms and bath; $3000;
no money down; easy monthly payments; or
will exchange for lot: this is a snap.
H. P. MOREAL & CO., 1432 Park st
BARGAINS ON TERMS.
E, 6 and 7 room cottages; 7, 8 and 9 room
houses; waterfront property; lot 65x195, on
Certtral aye., near Fifth st. ; double IVi-story
house: rents for $24; price $22. Apply to A.
R. DENKE. Webster-st. station.
ALAMEDA HOUSES.
TO let— House of 6 rooms, bath, pantries, large
garden chicken yard, large stable; low rent.
Call on premises. 162! Broadway, near broad
gauge station, or R. O. WILKE, 906 Market
st.. San Francisco.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS;
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND Heights— Fine' new modern colonial
house of 8 rooms; Just finished; everything up
to date; built by day's labor; will be sold for
cash or on easy payments at 25 per cent less
than lot and house could be duplicated for;
see this if you want a home. JAMES S.
NAISMITH, 452 Ninth st.
FOR sale— Two 4-room cottases; North Oak-
land, near San Pablo aye, : both lots 66x100;
pays In rent 11H per cent on price asked;
every prospect of Increase In value. Address
box 2755. Call offlce. Oakland.
" OAKLAND ROOMS.
SINGLE room or suite for 2 gentlemen or gen-
tleman and wife. Box 2753. Call. Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SAL,*-..
AN »ntroductlon to you from H. Schellhaas, ths
furniture dealer. 11th and Franklin. Oakland.
DELINQUENT NOTICES.
WITTRAM PROPELLER CO.. 226 Market St..
San Francisco— Notice.— There is delinquent
upon the following 1 described stock, on account
of assessment levied on the 9th day of March,
ISOO the several amounts eet opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
No. No.
Ifanie — Certificate. Shares. Amount.
John D. Spreckels.. 1 33,313 1-3 $999 40
Chas. A. Hug. 7 20 60
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the 9th day of
March. ISOO, so many shares of each parcel of
eu'-h as may be necessary will be sold at the
offlce of the company, 226 Market street, San
Francisco, on the 2Sth day of April, 1900, at 3
' p m. of such day. to pay delinquent assess-
ments .thereon, together with costs of adver-
tising; and expenses of the sale.
- F. WITTRAM JR.. Secy.. 226 Market st.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
OFFICE of the Fireman's . Fund Insurance
Company, San Francisco, April 16. 1300— At a
regular meeting- of the board of directors of
this company, held this day, a dividend was
declared, payable on and after April. 13, 1900.
LOUIS WEINMANN, Secretary.
DIVIDEND Notice— Dividend No. 78 (25 cents
per share) of the Hutchineon Sugar Planta-
tion Company, will be payable at the offlce
of the company. 327 Market St., on and after
Friday, - April 20, 1900. Transfer books will
close on Friday, April I*. 1900. at 3 o'clock
p. m. - E. H. SHELDON. Secretary.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE to Creditors— Estate of THOMAS M.
CLUFF, deceased. Notice Is hereby given by
the undersigned executdrs of the last will
.and testament of THOMAS M. CLUFF. de-
- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims agatnst the said. deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the. first publication
of this notice to the said executors at the
office of John H. Dickinson, .room 25, third
floor. Mills building. San Francisco, the same
being their place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate in the city and
county of San Francisco. State of California.
.....-- WILLIAM CLUFF,
W. A. HALSTEAD,
A. E. CHENEY,
Executors of the Estate of THOMAS M.
CLUFF, Deceased.
• Dated at San Francisco, March 20, 1900.
JOHN H. DICKINSONV attorney for estate.
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Index. Horse. Weight. ?St. U,
1075) Rollick 1131 1 77.
10SO Ada N 1001 3
1080 Carllee I*>! 2
1095 St. Rica WT| 4
El Orient© 10S 5
10S0 Ada Fox IOOi Left ...
%
1 h
3 1
3 2
4 13
S
%
1 I .
3 S
2 2
4 23
5
Str.
1 1
33
Fin.
1 1
•I 4
3 3
4 100
I
I Jockey.
(H. Shields....
Buchanan ...
Mounce
Logue
Alexander ...
iHelnson
::i
Bettl
I I" 2
3
r,
I 5-2
W
.lm
_C
|
Index. Horse. Age. \\elght-ISt.
"^ Genua. 4 J5 1
10?4 Don tills. 5 105 5
1032 Beau Mond«, S I<W 9
S0« Clarando. 4 95 10
IC2 Mike Rice, a 109 11
107S St. Apolllnaiiß. 4...104J 3
102S Sallle Goodwin, 6... 85.12
1037 Gold Baron. 4 97J13
ICB7 George Miller, a.... 105 4
1032 Rlcardo. a Wl4
1002 Polka. 4 : JTjIS
1011 Aluminum, 5 I*l 2
99<) Blue Bell, a 103 «
1058 Harry Corby. 4 101J18
96> Tule. 5 M 7
103$ Sorrow. 5 .¦ 9S| 8
M.
1 2
* H
IH
9H
10 1
I 2
11
12
iH
c l
14
13
7 2
18
5H
15
11
3 1
7 4
51
41
9
10
2H
8 1
13
14
13
15
11
18
Str.
• ••
inn.
1 H
2 1
3 3
4 h
5 h
fl 4
8
9
10
11
13
13
14
15
18
I Jocaey.
~ Ranch
J. Woods...
Alexander .
Lr>irua ,
Golden
E. Ross
Mounce- ...,
Basslnger .
Ames
I. Powell...
Hunt
Buchanan .
Mr>rfran ....
Helnson ...
W. See
Poatet
up
Z
s
23
5
15
8
13
19
IS
2!>
23
3
20
a
10
5^
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9-5
15
40
10
30
I
13
12
8
to
100
10
60
«0
13
10
Index. Horse. "Weight. }St. X H
1085 Edsardo *1C» 1 ~ Tj
1031 St Germain 109 5 ... 8 3
10SS Reginald Hughes.. .lo9 8 ... I
IOSS Young Morello 112 3 .... I h
10S8. Sarsfleld 109 i .... . 11
108S Palatine :119 2 ... 3 1
%
3H
5 1
6
1 S
4 i
Str. Fin.
12 14
2 2 23
3% *34
41 4 1
55 5 S
I Jockey.
Ranch ....
Morgan ...
Herbert ..
J. Woods..
Fore ......
'Glover ....
lOp.
4
.. 4
.. 13
.. 7-5 :
4
d 5_
Cl
;
j
IM'
[ndex. Horte. weight. Ist.
lOW) Maydlne 103] 1
10T1 Tizona 107 3
10S9 La Borgrla 1031 7
10S5 Rio Shannon 103 8
1071) Isallne V& 2
1083 Praitome 10s] 4
1031 Letlser 100: 6
1065 Choteau I<W »
1065 Mont Eagle 10S,'10
1031 Eunello 105! 5
1 h
2 1
' 72
3 2
4 1
«H
9 3
10
84
5*
1 b
2 1
7 h
8 4
114
4 h
«H
5 I
10
»5
1 h
2 3
7 5
C 1
3 :
SH
4 h
8 4
10
9«
atr.
E 4
71
« h
8 2
91
JO
fin.
1 H
2 2
3 h
4 2
5 4 ¦
< t
7 5
8 3
9 4
10
I jocicey.
I. Powell
Buchanan ...
Mounce
H. Stuart....
E. Hess
Morgan
Ranch
W. Se«
Basslnger ..
J. W00d5....
.. I'
)Op.
3
8
S
SO
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I
8
13
13
i
Cl.
5
13
S
co
7
I
12
30
13
10
Index. Horse. Age. Weight. |St. Vi H %
1082 Sardine, 3 82 1 ...15 1«
10S9 Rapldo. a tOS 4 ... II «J
614 Imp. Mistral H. 6.. 11 l » ... «4 4 1
1031 Klckumbob. S 97 1 ... 4 2 .5
1105 Pomplno. 4 105 t ... B » »
Ktr.
1 10
S 1
Fin, j Jockey. |Op. Cl.
110 Buchanan .... 1-4 1-13
1 b H. Stuart 75 100
1 H Basa'nser .... 15 30
4 h Mounce 15 100
» J. •Woods 4 IS-S
Index. Hone. Age. Weight. |St. H
1024 Mary Kinsella, 5.. .103 3 2 1
1073 Ace. a 105 2 3h
1073 Henry C. S JOS 4 4 1
857 Hohenlohe. 6 108 7 « H
1067 Romany. 4 101 « 6h
1073 Fashion Plate, a.. .103 » 9h
1097 Be Happy, 5. 103 W 8h
1073 Defiance. 4 10111 10 3
10D7 Miss Soak. 5 103 1 1 H
944 Joe Mussle. 8 115 12 11
IPO3 Twinkle Twlnk, «..103 S 13 t
347 Deerfoot. 6 :. .105 IS 7 H
985 Viking. « 112 IS 15
La Franc*. 5 110 i 13.
1097 Billy McCloekey. «..10S 15 14
1091 Blv. 4 11114 1«
H % Str. Fin.
11 ... 1 h 1 h
: 4 ... zi si
3 2 ... 4h J'i
7 1 ... 5 1 4h
5 H ... 3 h ah
• 1 ... 13 «4
»H ... 8 1 7 1
8 1 ... • S3
4H ... T i • 4
10 ... 10 10 S
12 ... It 11
11 ... 13 13
IS ... 13 13
'it -'-I!! 19 18
_[ Jockey. |<
Ranch •
E. Rosi
Ames
Glover
Mounc*
Buchanan ....
Gaffney ......
Cannell
J. Daly
Basslnger ....
torae
Fauntleroy ...
Kellaa
I. Powell
Golden ........
Mackltn
[Op.
3
10
10
10
10
5-2
10
CO
10
*
«
60
100
10
30
BO
Cl.
11-5
15
20
20
20
2
20
40
20
15
12
CO
100
ICO
50
100
Index. Horse. Weight. ?St. U,
1075) Rollick 1131 1 77.
10SO Ada N 1001 3
1080 Carllee I*>! 2
1095 St. Rica WT| 4
El Orient© 10S 5
10S0 Ada Fox IOOi Left ...
%
1 h
3 1
3 2
4 13
S
%
1 I .
3 S
2 2
4 23
5
Str.
1 1
33
Fin.
1 1
•I 4
3 3
4 100
I
I Jockey.
(H. Shields....
Buchanan ...
Mounce
Logue
Alexander ...
iHelnson
::i
Bettl
I I" 2
3
r,
I 5-2
W
.lm
_C
|
Index. Horse. Age. \\elght-ISt.
"^ Genua. 4 J5 1
10?4 Don tills. 5 105 5
1032 Beau Mond«, S I<W 9
S0« Clarando. 4 95 10
IC2 Mike Rice, a 109 11
107S St. Apolllnaiiß. 4...104J 3
102S Sallle Goodwin, 6... 85.12
1037 Gold Baron. 4 97J13
ICB7 George Miller, a.... 105 4
1032 Rlcardo. a Wl4
1002 Polka. 4 : JTjIS
1011 Aluminum, 5 I*l 2
99<) Blue Bell, a 103 «
1058 Harry Corby. 4 101J18
96> Tule. 5 M 7
103$ Sorrow. 5 .¦ 9S| 8
M.
1 2
* H
IH
9H
10 1
I 2
11
12
iH
c l
14
13
7 2
18
5H
15
11
3 1
7 4
51
41
9
10
2H
8 1
13
14
13
15
11
18
Str.
• ••
inn.
1 H
2 1
3 3
4 h
5 h
fl 4
8
9
10
11
13
13
14
15
18
I Jocaey.
~ Ranch
J. Woods...
Alexander .
Lr>irua ,
Golden
E. Ross
Mounce- ...,
Basslnger .
Ames
I. Powell...
Hunt
Buchanan .
Mr>rfran ....
Helnson ...
W. See
Poatet
up
Z
s
23
5
15
8
13
19
IS
2!>
23
3
20
a
10
5^
n.
9-5
15
40
10
30
I
13
12
8
to
100
10
60
«0
13
10
Index. Horse. "Weight. }St. X H
1085 Edsardo *1C» 1 ~ Tj
1031 St Germain 109 5 ... 8 3
10SS Reginald Hughes.. .lo9 8 ... I
IOSS Young Morello 112 3 .... I h
10S8. Sarsfleld 109 i .... . 11
108S Palatine :119 2 ... 3 1
%
3H
5 1
6
1 S
4 i
Str. Fin.
12 14
2 2 23
3% *34
41 4 1
55 5 S
I Jockey.
Ranch ....
Morgan ...
Herbert ..
J. Woods..
Fore ......
'Glover ....
lOp.
4
.. 4
.. 13
.. 7-5 :
4
d 5_
Cl
;
j
IM'
[ndex. Horte. weight. Ist.
lOW) Maydlne 103] 1
10T1 Tizona 107 3
10S9 La Borgrla 1031 7
10S5 Rio Shannon 103 8
1071) Isallne V& 2
1083 Praitome 10s] 4
1031 Letlser 100: 6
1065 Choteau I<W »
1065 Mont Eagle 10S,'10
1031 Eunello 105! 5
1 h
2 1
' 72
3 2
4 1
«H
9 3
10
84
5*
1 b
2 1
7 h
8 4
114
4 h
«H
5 I
10
»5
1 h
2 3
7 5
C 1
3 :
SH
4 h
8 4
10
9«
atr.
E 4
71
« h
8 2
91
JO
fin.
1 H
2 2
3 h
4 2
5 4 ¦
< t
7 5
8 3
9 4
10
I jocicey.
I. Powell
Buchanan ...
Mounce
H. Stuart....
E. Hess
Morgan
Ranch
W. Se«
Basslnger ..
J. W00d5....
.. I'
)Op.
3
8
S
SO
<
I
8
13
13
i
Cl.
5
13
S
co
7
I
12
30
13
10
Index. Horse. Age. Weight. |St. Vi H %
1082 Sardine, 3 82 1 ...15 1«
10S9 Rapldo. a tOS 4 ... II «J
614 Imp. Mistral H. 6.. 11 l » ... «4 4 1
1031 Klckumbob. S 97 1 ... 4 2 .5
1105 Pomplno. 4 105 t ... B » »
Ktr.
1 10
S 1
Fin, j Jockey. |Op. Cl.
110 Buchanan .... 1-4 1-13
1 b H. Stuart 75 100
1 H Basa'nser .... 15 30
4 h Mounce 15 100
» J. •Woods 4 IS-S
Index. Hone. Age. Weight. |St. H
1024 Mary Kinsella, 5.. .103 3 2 1
1073 Ace. a 105 2 3h
1073 Henry C. S JOS 4 4 1
857 Hohenlohe. 6 108 7 « H
1067 Romany. 4 101 « 6h
1073 Fashion Plate, a.. .103 » 9h
1097 Be Happy, 5. 103 W 8h
1073 Defiance. 4 10111 10 3
10D7 Miss Soak. 5 103 1 1 H
944 Joe Mussle. 8 115 12 11
IPO3 Twinkle Twlnk, «..103 S 13 t
347 Deerfoot. 6 :. .105 IS 7 H
985 Viking. « 112 IS 15
La Franc*. 5 110 i 13.
1097 Billy McCloekey. «..10S 15 14
1091 Blv. 4 11114 1«
H % Str. Fin.
11 ... 1 h 1 h
: 4 ... zi si
3 2 ... 4h J'i
7 1 ... 5 1 4h
5 H ... 3 h ah
• 1 ... 13 «4
»H ... 8 1 7 1
8 1 ... • S3
4H ... T i • 4
10 ... 10 10 S
12 ... It 11
11 ... 13 13
IS ... 13 13
'it -'-I!! 19 18
_[ Jockey. |<
Ranch •
E. Rosi
Ames
Glover
Mounc*
Buchanan ....
Gaffney ......
Cannell
J. Daly
Basslnger ....
torae
Fauntleroy ...
Kellaa
I. Powell
Golden ........
Mackltn
[Op.
3
10
10
10
10
5-2
10
CO
10
*
«
60
100
10
30
BO
Cl.
11-5
15
20
20
20
2
20
40
20
15
12
CO
100
ICO
50
100