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Shipping intelligence.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday, June 12.
Stmr China. Seabury, 27 days 15 hours 43
minutes from Hongkong, via Yokohama 17 days
16 hours 31 minutes, via Honolulu 6 days S
hours 30 minutes.
Stmr Coqullle River, Thompson, 3Vi daya from
Grays Harbor.
Stmr Tillamook, Hughes, is hours from Fort
Stmr Corona, Gielow, 60 hours from Ban
Diego, etc.
Stmr Willamette, Hansen. 74 hourt from
Stmr' Prorreso. Zolling, 92 hour* from Ta-
Nor stmr Titanla. Gulllkaen, 88 hours from
Schr Sparrow, Dart, 4*4 days from Eureka.
Schr Esther Buhne. Salveson, 9 days from
I Grays Harbor. .
Schr Chas R Wilson. Johnson, 9 days from
Grays Harbor. ~
S«hr Reliance, Larsen, 7 days from Iversens
Schr Philippine. Fredrlcksen. 8 days from
Schr Beulah, Mitchell, 6% days from Grays
Sch/'Louis. Genberg, 9H days from Port
Blakeley, .via FUttery.
: Schr La Glronde, Hansen. 9 days from Grays
Schr " Mary Etta, Anderson, 6 days from
Bowens Landing-
Barge Santa Paula, Nielsen. hours from
San Pedro. In tow of tug Rescue.
CLEARED.
Tuesday, June 12.
-Stmr Pomona, Parsons, Eureka; Goodall,
Perkins* Co. SAILED
Tuesday, June 12.
Stmr State of California. Gage. Astoria.
Stmr Empire. Nelson. Coos Bay.
Stmr Coos Bay. Shea San Pedro.
Stmr Geo Loomis. Bridgett, Ventura.
Stmr National City. Dettmers, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Pomona. Parsons. Eureka.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. Santa Cruz.
Fr war stmr Protet, Germlnet. Honolulu.
Br ship Chiltonford. Aitklnson. Queenstown.
Bktn Gardiner City, Walton, Grays Harbor.
Schr Melanclhon. Olsen. Willapa Harbor.
Sehr Metha Nelson. Isaacson. .
Schr Impossible. Low, Point Reyes.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, June 12, 10 p m— "Weather
foggy: wind west, velocity 12 miles.
MEMORANDUM. .
Per stmr China, from China. June 12— June 9.
8:25 a ra, met Btmr Gaelic, hence for Yokohama.
Between Hongkong and Shanghai overhauled
and passed Canadian Pacific Btmr Emnress of
Japan, bound same way. Between Shanghai
and Nagasaki overhauled and .passed again
stmr Empress of China, bound same way.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTLE— Arrived June 11-Stmr Al-Ki. fm
Sailed • June II— Stmr San Juan, for Nome;
ship Luelle. for San Francisco. , -
¦ Arrived June 12— Stmr Rosalie, from Skaguay;
Br ship Rhuddan Castle, from Vancouver.
UNALASKA— In Port May —Schr Anna, hnc j
HOTEL ARRIVAI/S.
PALACE HOTEL.
I T Lynch. Menlo Prk
T A Orr. Phoenix
E R Cowles. N Y
J E Chilberg. Seattle
L H Raymond. Mont
D W Morris, Chicago
E H McClurg, N Y
C N Sterry, Los Ang
» H Crinmore, Los Ang
R W Khnmel, Detroit
Mrs Kimmel. Detroit
R H Herron, Los Ang
Urs Herron, Los Ang
M McLeish, Denver .
r L Llllls, Los Ang
I H Gates, Burlington
Mrs Gates, Burlington
E Pelton. Leadvllle
Mrs Pelton. Leadvllle
P N Rucker, San Jose
B Parker, Honolulu
A N Kaporkai. Honolu
C B Wilson. Honolulu
H M Sp wall. Honolulu
ir S Patton, Los Ang
T J Kirk, Sacto
W B Jackson, Colo
L de Bavler. Shanghai
C A Smith. England
Mrs N H Johnson. Eng
B Wells, England
F Leyburn. England
E L Gaylord, Chicago
Mrs Gaylord. Chicago
Mrs F McLauKhlin/Cal
Miss McLaughlin, Cal
G Ade, Chicago
W H Schultz, Batavla
Dr O Graf, Vienna
S M Toplitz, N Y
A K Tlernan. St Lake
A M Henry. Detroit
Miss E Henry. Detroit
J F Bauton. China
F C Wilford, China
E Crawley, Australia
F H Lamprecht, 111'.
B F Korus, Wash
L H Graham. London
Dr E Lodge, Detroit
Mrs Lodge, Detroit
Mrs A C Clarke. N Y
Miss Clarke, N T
A E Blake, Japan
Mrs Blake. Japan
Mrs M Robertson, Chgo
M T Riedeman. Hmbgr
O L Spauldlng Jr., USA
T R Beal. N Y <
Miss Beat. N Y
C G Hall, England
Dr Glogner, Germany
Dr Baumann, Germany
A M Henry, Germany
Miss Henry. Germany
Miss E Henry, Germany
fir G Goldie, England
Mrs M Boyflea,- China
Mrs M Stephenson. Chi
E A Williams. N Y
E A Wilhelm. N Y
H T Oxnard. Oxnard
J B Garber, Berkeley
Mrs Garber. Berkeley
J A Chanslor, Los An*
J A Chauslor, Los Ang
V\ L, Boutleman. N Y
J Matsumato, Toklo
Y-Maklta, Tokio
H A Siegel, N Y
RE Hastings. Detroit
R Berens, London
J T Milllken. Colo
Mrs Milllken, Colo
F W Atkinson. Mass
Mrs Atkinson. Maas
F M Seeler. Portland
Mrs Seeler. Portland
J R Provost. S Jose
Mrs Provost, S Jone
H M Merriman, USA
Mrs P B Fraser. Stkn
» R Bradshaw, Mo
L M Herman. Chicago
GRAND HOTEL.
J M Battee, S Jose
W H Nichols. Cortland
J d'Alescandro, Cal
C L Reynolds. Cal -
W Arnell. Ventura
Mrs A C McNealey, Cal
Miss Lansley. S Barb
H H Patterson. Cal
J W Demincr. Hornbrk
J ¦ E Bell. Mass :
A J Hudson, Fresno
T F Savage, Los Ang
P F, Wood. Tulare
Miss Gwlnell, Illinois
E H Wlnship & w, Cal
J B Gunert, Wisconsin
M Burk. New Mexico
F . Malory. Alameda
L FJ- .Winkle,* Cal ..*
W St John. Des Moines
Mrs J M Kulia. Honol
C E'Jennlson. Bay City
W- B Austin, Stockton
J McCudden, Vallejo
Miss McCudden, A T alleJ
J R Wlllmott & w. Cal
|Dr Gallagher, Mllwauk
J M Lawson, Seattle
R D Montrose & w. Cal
C Jewett & ram.Guate
mala
Mrs J P Nash, Modesto
J Ross Jr. Sutter Creek
H T Tittle. 3 Barbara
J H Carroll. Cal »
C ¦ Humaston, r Cal •
E C Inns, S L Obispo
C B Smith, Stockton
Mr Nafzlger. Los An(r
L M Hancock. Nev Cty
H O Archibald. L Ane
F V Flint, gacto
J B Sanford,\Uklah
N H Jack & w, Stcktn
W M Manton.; Honolu
W W.Worthlnir. Stcktn
J- Menrer. Chicagro
Henry * Brown. \ Napa
A J Larson, Lodl
Continued from Page Eight.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
•RT.AT, j ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
William H. and Man* L. Jordan to Llllle
Llndo. lot on E line of Fifth avenue, 275 N
of Clement street. N 25 by E 120; $10.
John T. and Annie Mabey to George F. Lyon.
lot on W line of Thirty-fourth avenue. 250 S
of Clement street, S 50 by W 120; $10.
John W. and Hannah McDonald to Louis
Ltpman, lot on NE corner of Nineteenth ave
nue and K street, E 57:6 by N 100: *10.
Jane L. Stanford, Ariel and Katherine B.
Lathrop to Charles G. Lathrop, lot on NE
corner of Wayland and Girard itreets, E 120
by N 125, block 5. University Md Survey: $5.
Erik and Mary C. Boea to James R. and
Annie M. Qulnn, lot on W line of Crane street.
200 N of Salinas, N K by W 100, block 5,
Garden Tract; $10.
Horace G. Platt to George W. and Mary
Dflrnan, lot on SW line of Theresa street. 4S0:6
NW of Mission, NW 50 by SW 100, block 6,
Academy Tract: $10.
Bridget Carr Shirley (Carr) to John Pforr.
lot on S line of Berkshire street. 23 W of
Clinton. W 25 by S 100. lot 7. block 5. Mission
and Thirtieth Streets Extension Homestead;
$10.
Jcseph and Sophia Fassler to Richard An
drews, lot on S corner Huron and Niagara
streets. SW 237, SW 240. NW 237, NE 240, lots
1 to 3. block 3. West End Map 1: $10.
William and Mary Schilling to Meyer Suter
and Sophie Herrinston (wife of Charles), lot on
W line of Beldeman street 100 N of Ellis, N
23 by W 90: J10.
Robert Plasberi? to Marie Plasbers:. lot on
W line of Scott street. 110 S of Sutter. S 27:6
by W r 137:6: gift. .'
Citizens' Building and Loan Association to
Mary J. Dolan. lot on S line of Pine street.
187:6 W of Lyon. W 27:6 by S 100: J10.
M J. and Sarah H. Blackman to Benjamin
¦Slayers lot on S line of Oak street, 37 :S W of
Shrader. W 60 by S 100. quitclaim deed; *5.
Benjamin and Emma Mayers to Isaac Eliaser.
H Francis Anderson and Beatrice M. Ander
son to J. C Reis. lot on W line of Maple
street, 64:0Vi S of Jackson, S 4,:S by W 117:9;
Hlbernia Savings and Loan Society to Emily
J Bell lot on W line of Shotwell street, 65
Sof Twentieth, S 32 by W 1*2:6; *«*>.
Same to Samuel R. Chamlee. lot on W line
of Capp street, 170 S of Nineteenth, S 4a by
W 122:6; $3000. si; '^>
Frank R. Prince to Abraham R. and Mary
E Poole lot on NW corner of Seventeenth and
Church streets. W 49:3 by N SO; $10.
Nelson Thompson to' Frances M. Thompson,
undivided one-sixth interest in the following:
Lot on E line of Howard street, 95 N of Twen
ty-fourth N 30 by E 122:6: also lot on E line of
Alabama street.- 7S N of Twenty-fifth. N 26
by E 50; also lot on W line of Ltah street, 200
S rf£ Center. S 25 by W 100; also lot on E line
of Columbia (Florida) street, 140. S of Twenty
fifth. S 45 by E ICO; $10. _;.
Mary Dailey (wife of William) and Edmund
J and Robert Wall to Lena B: Wall, lot on
.X line of Twenty-seventh street, SO W of
Church. W 26:S by N 114; $10.
Eleanor B. (or Lena B.) Wall to W. F. Wil
liamson, same; $10.
Builders' Contracts.
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So
ciety (owners) with W. B. Anderson contractor,
architect Hermann Barth. all work for a one
etory brick building, with basement and attic,
on NW corner of Laguna and Waller streets,
N 34 by W 48: J3215.
Cannery Opens for the Season.
OAKLAND, June 12.-The F. B. Hood
Canning Company of Emeryville com
menced operations this morning with
about 20 employes. The management ex
pects to Increase its force within a few
days to 500 hands. Apricots and cherries
are now being put up by the cannery.
Berkeley School Buildings.
BERKELEY, June 11.— The Town Trus
tees will hold a special meeting Thursday
evening. The principal business will be
the consideration of sites for new school
buildings, authorized by the recent bond
election. They will also consider the im
provement of the thoroughfares between
Berkeley and Oakland.
Wrote to Cronje.
BERKELEY. June 12.— John E. Boyd.
the expressman-author and well-known
character about town, is In receipt of the
following letter:
POSTOFFICE. Island of St. Helena. May 18,
1300.— John E. Boyd. Berkeley Cal.: A letter
sent by you to General Cronje. a prisoner of
war. was received at this office. Under in
structions from the Home Office no foreign
mail can be delivered to any rebel prisoner. •
Your letter will be returned to you on receipt
of four, pence halfpenny to prepay postage.
Very respectfully,
GEO. H. HILLEBRAND,
Her Majesty's Postmaster.
Soon after Cronje's imprisonment Boyd
wrote a letter of sympathy to him.
FARMER HOGREFE IS
WARNED TO DESIST
OAKLAND, June 12.— The members of
the Board of Supervisors paid an official
visit to-day to Crow Canyon, the scene
of conflict between rival factions of farm
ers. It was seen by the county officials
that G. N. Hogrefe. against whom com
plaint had been made by a number of his
neighbors, was violating the law by the
manner in which he was obstructing the
county road near his ranch.
Hogrefe was cautioned that if he per
sisted in damaging or obstructing the
highway he would be prosecuted. No fur
ther trpuble is expected. -;.*",
HATWARDS, June 12.— William Griffin,
a young man employed at the Haywards
cannery, has been arrested on a charge of
burglary. He is accused of breaking into
the Richelieu saloon and stealing a quan
tity of liquor and cigars. No money was
stolen because of the inability of the thief
to find the cash-box. A piece of wearing
apparel said to belong to Griffln "was
found In the saloon the morning after the
burglary. The young man was placed
under surveillance and taken into custody
on complaint of A. G. Ldndberg, proprie
tor of the saloon.
SUSPECTED SALOON
BURGLAR ARRESTED
LEITH— Arrived Jure 10— Br ship Clacfcaan
nanshire, from Oregon. —
JUNIN-In port May 21. ready for aea-Cer
ship Wilhelralna. for Vancouver.
DtTNGEXESS— Passed June li— Br ship SU
bernorn. from Hull, for San Francisco.
BEACHY HEAD— Pass*^l Jane »— Br snip
Ilali. from London, for Vancouver.
HONOLULU— Arrived May »-Br stmr Car
lisle City, from Yokohama. May 30— Stmr Czar-
Jna. hence May 10. May 31— Schr Halcyon.
from Eureka. Jun» 1— Haw ship Star of Italy,
from Newcastle..- Aus. June 2— Br stmr Wye
neUi. from Tacoma. June 3— Bark Hesper. from
Newcastle. Aus: jchr E K Wood, from Ta
coma. June 4— Stmr China, from Yokcharna:
stmr City of Fekins. 'hence May I?.
i>ail?«l May 22 — Jap stmr Honstltonjr Mam. for
Pan Francisco. May 3D— Bark Ceylon, for San
Francisco. May 31— Rr stmr Carlisle City, for
Pan Diesro. June 2— Bktn John Smith, for Port
Townsend.. June 5— Stmr City of Peking, for
Yoknh.im.1.
II I LO— Sailed Mav 25— Haw bark Santiago, for
San Francisco.
Arrived May 23— Bark Annie Johnson, hence
May V).
In port May 31— Rktn S G Wilder, bark Mar
tha Davis and Haw xhip Falls ct Clyde.
KAHULUI— Arrived off port May 31— Schr C
S Holmes, from Seattle, for Kaunakakai.
In "port May 31— Bark Carrotlton. whr r>>ra
Bluhm. schr Olgra. schr Ottlllie Fjord, schr
Emma Claudtiva. ship S D Carlton. ship Emily
Vaiied June 3— Ship S D Carletcn, for San
Frareiseo. ,-;;.. ..'il''
VANCOUVER— Arrived June 12— Br Btmr
Manauense, hence June .«.¦',;:»
OCEAN STEAMER?.
XEW YORK— Arrived June 12— Stmr Cym
ric, from Liverpool: stmr Lahn. from Bremen.
Sailed June 12— Stmr Actoria. for Glasfow.
Arrived June 12— Stmr Philadelphia, from
Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH- Sailed June- 12— Stmr GrmA
Wai Jersee. from Hamburg for New York.
SYDNEY. N?W— Arrived prior to June 12—
Stmr Alamedi; from San Franciso. etc.
LIZARD— Passed June 13. 4:2-1 a m— Stmr St
PauJ. fr-am New York, for Southampton.
April 9: schr Carrie and Annie, hence April 14:
schr Francis Alice, from Seattle: schr P J
Albers. from Seattle; schr Abbie F Morris,
from Seattle: stmr South Portland. . from Se
attle.
MEXDOC1NO— Arrived June 12— Stmr Point
Arena, hence June 11.
Sailed June 12— Schr Rio Rey, for San Fran
cisco."
SOUTH BENT>-Salled June 12-Scfcr Chur
chill, for Melbourne.
PORT TOWXSEXD— Arrived June 12— Br ship
Rnuddan Castle, from Esquimau, for Tacoma.
Suled Jun». 12-Stmr San Juan, ' for Cape
Nome.
Arrived June 12— Br stmr Queen Adelaide,
from "iokohama
SAX PEDRO— Arrived June 12— Stmr VT H
Krug^r. hence June 10
PORT LOS ANGELES— Sailed June 12-Stmr
Navarre, for .
Arrived June 12— Haw stmr Aztec, from Xa
naimo.
¦HOfDA LAXDIXG— Sailed June 12— Schr
Neotune, for Newport (S).
SAN DIEGO— Sailed June 12— Br stmr Car
lisle City, for Pan Francisco.
ASTORIA— Sailed June 12— Stmr Columbia,
for San Francisco. *
CASPAR— Sailed June li-Stmr Cleone. for
San Franc!.«k-r>.
USAL— Arrived June 12— Stmr Point Arena,
hence June 11.
CM PQU A— Arrived June 5— Schr Lily, hence
May CJ.
FOREIGN PORTS.
YOKOHAMA — Sailed May .'.* - r S stmr
Wheeling, for Ur.alafka. June 12— Jan stmr
Nippon Maru. for San Francisco. May 12— Schr
Eric, for Port Townsend.
Arrived June 11 — Br stmr Empress of India,
from Vancouver.
NEWCASTLE. Aus— Arrived June 10-Bark
Abby Palmer, from Adelaide.
SANTA ROSALIA— Sailed May 2>-Br ship
Beechbank. for San Francisco.
QTTEEXSTOWX— Arrived June 11— Br ship
Crown of Denmark, her.ee May 22.
Sailed Juno U— Br ship Roby, for Runcorn;
Fr bark Jules Verne, for Runcorn.
SWANSEA— Sailed May 11— Br ship Bourbaki,
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1900.
11
BOO3IS FOR UOCSEKEEPIXG.
FOLSOM. S24— Larpe sunny bay-window room:
kitchen; ty.th; private; $3: also 2 others. $2.
FOURTH, ra— Nicely furniEhed housekeeping
rocms; also single.
$9— FRONT and back parlor: also single front
rocm. $4; private family. 320 Fifth st.
GOLDEN GATE. 262— Housekeeping: sunny
front alcove: elegantly furnished; $12^
HARRISON. 731— Three rocms, furnished com-
plete for housekeeping: large yard; rent $13.
HOWARD. ZZ3 — 2 large, sunny rooms for house-
keeping; running water; terms reasonable.
HOWARD. O>— A fmnt room and kitchen, fur-
nished for housekeeping. ; -.-;
HYDE. 410— Sunny front parlor, with kitchen,
complete for housekeeping; also other rooms.
JESSIE. 273. near Fifth and Market-House-
kegplng rooms. V. •
MA RKEtTiSJR— Large sunny alcove and kitch-
en, J10; kitchen and bedroom furnished. V-
MeDERMOTT place, 1, off Jones, bet. Eddy
and Turk— Two sunny housekeeping rocms.
PIERCE. S15. near McAllister — Nicely furnished
rooms. Fim.itii* fcr liBht housekeeping; use of
piano; parlor; phone; private family.
I rROSPECT place. 1^, oft California, nr. Pow-
ell— 1 nr 2 rooms and kitchen. $10 to $15; ma-
rine view; sunny: no other roorners.
.
SIXTH. 420— Bay-window housekeeping suite,
$11; running water, bath; other rooms.
SOUTH PARK, ;S4— Two sunny front rooms;
" nicely furnished for housekeeping.
.
TEHAMA, 44 — Two front housekeeping rocms.
THIRD, 362-Niceiy furnished housekeeping
rooms. $1 50 week; single front rooms $3 mo.
VALENCIA. 634^± — Housekeeping rooms; sunny
front room; connecting kitchen; furnished;
bath; J12 ». :
; VAX NESS. 43— Sunny front rooms for house-
keeping. J12 to $18; single rooms for lady and
gentleman or 2 gentlemen. $< to $12 CO. : -• :" . ,
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1006 Va-
lencia st.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 23M Fillmore st.
ROOMS TO LET — Furn. and Lnfarn.
A— BRUNSWICK HOUSE. 14S Sixth— Rooms
25c to SI per night, tl 25 to J3 per week, and
* light housekeeping; open all night.
BURNETT. 1426 Market st. (old No. 1364)-Fur-
1 nished rms.. suites, single; also unfurnished.
CALIFORNIA. MS— Nicely furnished rooms at
i rea£onable rates.
CLIFFORD. 204 Ellis, corner Mason— Elegantly
furnished sunny rooms; prices reasonable.
EDDY, 2O4H. rear— Nice, sunny, furnished cor-
ner room; chear.
FOLSOM. 9€5. corner Sixth— Suite of 3 elegant
sunny corner rooms, suitable for doctor.
, FOLSOM. &€5. cor. 6th (The Oliver)— Newly fur-
nished sunny rooms, single or suites; reaacnbl.
FOURTH. 2T2H— Nicely furnished bay-window
and single rooms; moderate; quiet.
GEARY, 495 (The Na\-arre)— Elegantly furnished
rooms; suites or single; travelers accom' dated.
GOLDEN GATE ave., S»£— Travelers accommo-
dated: suites or single; 25c per night up.
GRAND SOUTHERN, southeast corner Seventh
and Mission ets. — Sunny rooms, en suite or
single; ladies' parlor; reading rpom; elevator.
HANCOCK HOUSE. 7S1 Mission st.-Select
family rooming house: $1 60 to $6 per week.
HOWARD. 64A— Sunny newly furnished rooms,
from $1 23 to $2 50 per week.
HOWARD, 9SS. cor. 6th— Nicely furnished sunny
rooms reasonable; by day week or month.
HOWARD. 529 — Rooms from II week up to $3;
25c to Jl night; also housekeeping rooms.
HOTEL Francisco— Elegant suites: single: tran-
sient; baths. MRS. KING, TurK and Taylor.
MINNA. 667. cor. Eighth— New furnished bay-
window room, $1 per week; transient.
NEW ARLINGTON, 1C15 Market-Nicely furn.
rms.; 25c night, up; $2 week, up; transient.
OAK. 54 — Two runny unfurnished rooms; sta-
tionary tubs; bath.
O'FARRELL, 20— Sunny furnished rooms and
offices; elevator; electric lights; day, wk., mo.
POWELL, 121— Light, clean rms.. suites or sin-
gle; transient: running water; rates reduced.
ROEEDALE House. 31? and 321 Ellis st.— Rooms,
night, 25c to $1: week, $1 23 to $4; open night.
ROYAL HOUSE. IK Ellis et.— Incandescent
light, reading rocm, smoking room and ladles'
parlor; rooms, per night. 3oc to $1 50; week $3
to $S; month. $8 to $20; elevator on office floor;
rocms with hot and cold water; baths.
SHERMAN Apartment House. K Eighth «t..
rear Market — Furnished and unfurnished.
STEVENSON. 620— Sunny front rocms; single
cr double: light housekeeping. .
THE OAKS, 119 Third— A good rooming house
for good people. R. HUGKES, proprietor.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 2100 Fillmore st.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 10S5 Va-
lencia St. .;'-.-.!.
ROOMS AXD BOARD.
CALIFORNIA, 807— An excellent opportunuFto
secure particularly desirable accom. at mod-
est rates; special rates families: sunny rms,
en suite cr single: best table ln San Francisco.
MARKET. 1043A (Hotel Robinson)— Furn. rms..
with first-class board; double. $10 wk.; single,
$23 mo.; modern: elevator; table board. $4 wk. ;
meals. 25c. MRS. M. .C. ROBINSON. Prop.
' THE BRADBURY, 1604 California— New modern
family hotel; excellent table; 100 beautifully
furr.ished rooms: moderate; phone Hyde 277L
I TWENTT-SIXTH. 5377. nr Mission— Nicely
furnished sunny rooms, with or without
| board, at very reasonable prices.
I LAS PALMAS. 1S20 Market St.— Suite of 2 or 3
rms,: private: bath: sin, rms.; board optional.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE- Abandoned children In the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum since January. 1599:
Elizabeth Ault. aged 10 years; Margaret Ault.
6 years; Hazel Wilkie. 10 years; Lydla WU-
kie, 8 years: Ruth Wilkie, -7 years; Irene
Valder. 9 years: Loretto Duran. 7 years; Mad-
eline Duran, 6 years; Ray Croall. 8 years;
Otiila Bank, 6 years; Gertrude McClellan,
S yearn.
BAD tenants ejected for $4: collections made;
city cr country. PACIFIC COLLECTION-
CO.. 413 Montgomery st.. rooms 9-10; tel. 6580.
SEWIXG MACHINES AXD SUPPLIES.
ALL kinds bought, sold and repairing guaran-
teed. Chas. Plambeck. 1915 Mission, nr. 15th.
RENTED, repaired, bought, sold: machine sup-
plies. Standard Agency, 145 *tb; phone Mint 45.
ALL kinds bought, sold, exchanged, rented;
repairing at lowest rates. 205 Fourth St.
STABLES TO LET.
£5 STALLS, cheap; suitable for express or milk
depot: this month's rent free. 2S3O Mission 8t.
STORAGE AXD WAREHOUSES.
WILSON BROS., storags and moving: covered
. vans. Tenth and Market; phone South 763.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co., 723 Mission St.,
tel. Main 1540— Packing, moving and storage.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co.
Office 401 Post et.. cor. Powell; tel.' Main 5713.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
panz. 2320 Fillmore st.; phone Jackson 2S1.
TYPEWRITERS AXD SUPPLIES.
G^ST?^A^^AlNS~IN~?fY3'ETVRITERi— We
sell better machines for less money than any
house in the city; rentals. $3. The Typewriter
Exchange. £36 California, telephone Main 16i.
DIVIDEND XOTICES. '
DIVIDEND NOTICE— Dividend No. 80 (25 cents
per share) of the Hutehinson Sugar Plantation
Company will be payable at the office of the
company. 317 Market Ft., on and after Wednes-
day June 20, 1500. Transfer books will close
en Thursday, June 14, 1500. at 3 p. m.
E. H. SHELDON. Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE— Dividend No. 10 (twenty-
five cents per share) of the Kilauea Sugar
Plantation Company will be payable at the
office of the company. 227 Market St.. on and
aft'r Friday. June 15, 1900. Transfer books
will close on Saturday. June 9, 1900, at 12
o'clock m. E. H. SHELDON. Secretary.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED and unimproved property acquired
by foreclosure; bargains; one-fifth cash; bal-
ance in 1. 2. 3 or 4 years. Alameda Savings
Bank.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
*$3S0O— TO close estate; ¦ corner lot 113x130; In
Berkeley; near Ash by station and 1 block
from street -car line; with Improvements;
bouse 8 rooms and bath; large barn, wind-
mill and tank. Address EDWARD HOEGE-
MANN, 100 Montgomery Bt, Saa Francisco.
MrTBiaii pActvio cobpact.
(rACinc at.vrBM.)
Trnlm !•»»• •»»•• J»r«> •*•••• f •• mrrlf n«
MAM rllA.^t'IN««».
{i!v:! Li:.?. Foo: of Market Street)
uati — r»oM Mat 13. 1300. - *a»rr»
•7:OOa B-iiicii. Sulr.w, Elmin. VicitC^.
U c ¦ :: « y »D»l -^»« smarten *7i 4 3»
•7:OOa Shasta KioreEj-Uaria WiUiaaa (for
Bar-ir-t . J ;r.:.*s). Willows. Hod
Biufl. PDrtianil *7»«a»
•TiSOt V vu-r>». >i-> i:*.ii.--n.V«J>ju. l'.*i%.
CaUateaaaactttaata Kosa *SilSr
'S:OOa DkN. Woodland. Knight* Landing,
Wiilltilie. nrnti;:*- •7*«3»
•*:««* Atlantic iirT.-jx- • e-I-^«> ac 1 Kv«t *ll:O«
•»:;;<>» Hut .1 M-. l.jt-r::-...r.-. fttockUm.
I01-.9. .-.vr»-ii.-iit". PlacrrtUla,
Mar;t»UI», Ctaico, IU.1 Blu.7 •l:Ilr
•A:SO* O«k'!»"-. Chines* (fcr YusemttaX,
ft. :.«>r* Carters. ««:13r
•O:OO* Hajwan!*. 3COM >nd Way Stationa. M 1:1.1*
•t»:DO* Leg Argtlea Expien — M*. -i^n,
Tracy, Lathrop. .icackton, Mereea
tud t'rtmo # «s«3*
V»:.I«t ? V 4 !|..i... Martiaez sad Way Sutloa* *0:«.1p
• IU:»u> Tiir urerUml Limited— Ogden. L>ea-
Ter.Oi.--.Bha. fhiem«<>.. # 8«l»»
"1I:OO» Nil-s. I.!-hi:-i< re. citoekton. H»cr»-
m-tif M-T.il.;-*. il&uford. Viaall*.
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•I «:on-4 JUj*uAi. Niles and Way Stations. *'2iltP
tl:«M»p b».rt.iir..>.. lUtor 8-«.iiiol« iS:OI)«
•X:»ar il*j««'-'. Nil-* »:..! Way Statiooa. *S:4Sf
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Xivi, (.'a!l>tiipt. S .i.:a Kou »«il »»
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Wi).i.:i*,iI, Xi>l s tU Xjtndiui.
U»ry*Tille. i- fl .T::> MO:ia*
•Ji3<»r Nile*. «an Ji.«o*tiJ Stnclion "7:1»»
•.VottFlln Owl Limited-Tracy. Fraaao,
' lUHerxii-!:<l. .-»i!(jn» "ji 3anta Bar-
bara, I- i An(t;I«s *»:I3*
•3>00r Fresno rtis-r.;;r— MirUnri, L»th-
rop. dtocktoa. llrrri!.!. li«read*
(Kaymocd for Vcesrni'r), Vnwa.. *13:l3r
•3>3Or Kew Jii-trr Express— UakentlelO,
HuU Barbara. Li>a Anftlcs. Dam-
isi. El Faao. Maw OrlsaisS and
Eaat •».«»
•liMMiul. r« Uoute- AUanUa Kipreu
for Moj»t« an<I Ka*t *«:l3p
•R:O9p Hay wards, Milei and -laa Joa* *7i4«*
t«:OOr Val^J.» # iail3»
•tisOOr Oriental Mail-Ogdea. Cbeyenn*. \
Uraaha, Cblcsco M '11H»4
•«:«Op Ori«utal .M»ii— c>g lea. DetiTm.
O;r.*:.i. Chica<u *•»!»»
(TtOOr VallcjM, Tu>t lit* and Way Sta-
ti»u*. t*<33r
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mineittx. 'Itrjiiille. Ci.l II114.
lV»rt;<i».t. I'Mt.t .s I ,,,,| rul '31134
CO4vr l»lVlsio:<t PImtvw fiaagtJL
< fecit of Market Streat. I
J7i43* Eant» Crn> Exeunion for Kaota
Cruz ar.<l itiscipaS Way 3ta:ion» t<i«3r
*ttt3a N««r»rM.'ent»-f«i.:e,Ma>i.1r>»e. Felton.
Siou'der Creak, HanlaCrusaud TV' ay
8utk».a ••:»•#
tStISp Nawuk, C»MU-t»i!>. 8»ii Jnas, New
Almadan, Fvlton, 1'onMer Ore«k.
8auU Crux and l'rtaripal Way
S:atioi.s !••>*••
•l:15r Newark. Man Joaa. !/.i Oatos •«:.¦*•*
a4:ISp GlgnwoOM. Felton. a*wta> Cr« «»:3«»
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
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t!3:C3 «I:C3 {2:S3 ; 3:C3 tt:CJ 'SZZr*.
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(ThifJ ai,<l TownseiiJ Sts.)
t«sl«* Oe«a» View. South On Kraociseo.. !«:*•»
t7:O»« San Jom *•.<) Way .SUtiutia (New
A'iuadcn \7eilu«iiUys ouly) •!:*»»
J7:S9* Sanday £xcun!oa Ir Saa Joml
Santa it::. Pacific Giot« aad
Principal Way Stations {StSS*
••'Oil* Han .Ion.-. Tr« 11t>oa. Hauta Cm*,
Paeitte (Ixotc l'»w Itubiea, 3»ii
I.uia <>l>U|io. Knrf, Lompoc and
rrindpal Way 8Utlo»i # l:IOp
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•II-.3H, .-,»iiJoie.Lo,Gato»*ii.l\v»,si»'.ior.« *3:3»p
t»: I"»r San Matco. Kedwood. Menlo Park.
Pato Alto. SanU Clara, 8a» Jixa,
Tres Pines. Santa Crux, Salinas.
Monterey ami TaeiSc Oro*« MOjHl»»
tSi30p 5<an Joaa and Way Stationi *7:S»»
t l:l.1r S»f!j<i»»n.i Prir.-:r%l Way Statlona ••Jsl.1t
f3:0or Sio Jose, hot Gairs and PriodjaJ
W»y SUtioot t9i«O*
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A for Morning P f o» A ttotnooa.
• Daily. t fJnnrtay cxrepted. J Sunday ontj.
fc Saturday only,
a Satur !*T p.r X >•:• ' :r c -um'.iT aad Mor.(!»»
SORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD,
Via Sousallto Ferry.
, Cotntnenelns April 2*. 1308.
FROM SASI FRANC13CO TO UILX. VALLTt
AND BAN RAFAi^.
WEEK DATS— T:CO, "3:30, »:S0 11:00 a. ia.i
12HS. 1:45. J:15, 4:15, •3:13, 1:11. 1:40 p. a.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley andT8a»
Rafael, oa Mondays. Wednesday*. Saturday*
and Eundays. at 9:00 and 11* o. co.
SUNDAYS— 7:00, •»:(». rirOO. »li):00. U:00. U^»
a. m.; 12:45. 1:30, J:30. •3:45. S:00. 1:00. 12*
p. m.
11:04 a. m. does not run to Saa Kafa«I 3ua*
days.
Tralss marked <•> ran to Baa Qtzentta.
FP.OM SAN RAFAEL. To'g^N FRANCI3CO.
WEEK DATS— i:3i. *«:20. 7:Z0, 8:40. 10:14 «.
O.: 12:J0. 1:15, ::13. '3:30. 4:30. 3.20 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Alcndars. V/eda^sda^a
and Saturdays at *<:43 and 10:23 p. m.
SUNDAYS— «:ti. *S:0O, *i:5S. *ll:«Oa. m.; •11:0a
m.; 1:CO. 8:13. •3:30. 4:S0. •3:*3. «:45. 7:30. 10 J»
p. m.
Trains narked (•) start from San Qcentln.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO BAS FRA.VCI3CCX
WEEK DAY3-£:S3. «:C. 8:00. 5:i5. 1S>:3O a,
tn. ; 12:33 1:45, 2:43. 3:CC. i:ZQ. i:St t<- -«n. ¦
EXTRA J ?«UP3 on Mondays. WedaesJaxa
and Saturdars at 7:10 and 19:» p. m.
BUNDAT3-«:33. S^3. »:05. U:D a. n.; U:H
l:J0. 2J0. S:43. 4:S3. «:13. 7.05. 10:3) p. m.
* THROUGH TRAlNa
7:00 a. m. week dar» — Caaadero and way ata>>
jfl5 p. m. Saturdays— Cazadero and way at*.
Uons
4:15 p. m. we-kdays (Saturdays exeepted>—
Point Reyes and way stations.
8:00 a. m. Suadaya— Cazadero and wajr «ta-
Uona.
13:45 p. ta- S-ndiys— Po!=t Rejea aad wa/
atatisoi. / MWrffi
PEUSOXALS.
LEDERER, the up-to-date hairflrtt^
Has e'eeently refitted his parlor!
L l , 6 ,j;^' , the ne »''«t place in town.
Ha.nlrPs-=ir.K enly Ijc. though.
Quir.tcnlca hair tonic. S3c bottle,
roamo Shampoo. 5c package.
Indifpesgable articles. 123 Stockton/ et.
*2£to LYSIS positively enred. also nervcas.
Th-J? a \<~ s - lll6tas es. rheumatism ossiflca-
ticn and rtinr joints; n .j dru K s; r.o knife. DR.
rWn^T RA V ON - BW-6W Patron bids., over
craponj.a. jg a i. r aacisco; consultation free.
3 h'r. < i r: \ IC _. i ** h ts in ev*ry room— Winchester
'¦2~V~ H rT fc;r<1 "- Pear Market: 100 rooms;
Jl". 1 " P" "! K ht; " 50 to M per week;
-11__?-^ 5 ar ' 3 tessagg to a=d frcm the ferry.
f ,j r tb * XE1V SCIENCE OF HEAL-
!! nl 'P. WTTHOCT OPERATIONS: cnnsulta-
Uon free, pp.. WM, BCHMITX 5ZJ Post st.
""Ll'-PRESS r.r.d o7ther suits b.ousht* aiso eld
gold. Portland Lean Cfflr-e. 13 Stccktsn st.
HAIR quickly cur!c<l cr wavTd br using XaH
<-ctt s Curling Fluid: CCc bottle; Amczifts.
PHOTOGUAPIIIC SUPPLIES.
V. i: lean kriaks fre«; ph~to supplies. Hack us
f~<i:r. ii n«-ary st.. ground floor.
PHYSICIANS" AXD SLRGEOXS.
MR. C. C. O'DOXXEI-L-Ofnct and residence.
__V_;iH Market ft.. b«»t. Sixth end Seventh.
UUAL SSTATU— CIV1 — FOH SALE.
HASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S MARKET STREET.
ON INSTALLMENTS.
BEATTTtFtTL XEtV HOME.
C50 cash— Balance Installments at 6 per cent;
*-rooni fcoi^e. porcelain tubs, birdseye
cmple tiled mantel, doir.e cellngs. 2 bay-
¦w:nioTT5. iron fence, consent and steps;
every modem tar rovement ; en. Dolores
etreet.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
PAYS OVER IS PER CENT.
$3000— Reduced frcm 14000; 6 flats of 4 and S
rooms; let Z2:'ix'Z ft.: Clara St., near
Sixth; rents H7 per menth.
PATS 12 PER CENT.
tOOO— Lerkla et.. rear Bush: S fine, well-built
Oata; rents JC5 Dcr rrosth.
"WALK2NQ DISTANCE OF MARKET AND
KEARXT PTS.
J^S*— Le*ve=worth Ft.; 2 flats 5 aad 6 rooms
tEl bath; fine ccr.iltlon, two frontages.
MAKE OFFER.
SCT50— Hests K00 per annum; X modern flat* or
6. C, 7 rocms and bath; lot 25x137:6 feet.
OPPOSITE PROPOSED PARK PANHANDLE.
?TT55 — Rent* $S7t per annum : I well-bollt flats of
7 roorr.a and bath; £2x137:6 ft.; on Fell
Et., BQBS7 Elde.
MODERN WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
$6000 — Eleexct modem rertdenoe cf 8 rooms and
bath and basement: every modern im-
provement; porcelain tubs, etc.; best
block on gcott at.
EHERIDAX-STE5ET INVESTMENT.
C5C0— Lot rSxlPO; a flats and rear house; rents
S3 I>er ncr.th; bitumen street.
EAETON. ELDRTDGE & CO..
£2S Market street.
BALDWIN It HOWELU
10 MONTGOMHHT STREET.
MARKHTT-STREET CORNER.
Near City Hall: IT::'xl37:6; a splendid oppor-
tunity; only S13.50C. .
H-STREET FRONTAGES.
Several cholc* lots ca this thorcufhfare at
rr.oderate prices and on ea;v terms; get particu-
lars at ofSce.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
$T7.5G0 — PariSc-are. residence; elegant modern
residence; 17 rooms. 2 baths: all arrangements
for *n up-to-d«.te home; lot 37:€xl22.-6.
A FINE INVESTMENT.
$37,S0C«— ThJrd-?t. corner; I»7:€xl37:6; store aad
Cat*; pood improvements; rents C50.
$37.&V— Folsom st. ccrner; manufacturing dis-
trict: 3 frcctaces: rests $170: lot 100x87 :t
111.000— Rent* $113; Castro-et. corner; atores
end flat*; lot EOxSO.
AX OFFER WANTED.
$r-&-P.!teh St.: E Cats; rents $42 50; lot 22xS0.
IC0O»— Rents $C£: Natoma st.. near Sixth: coal
yard and 4 flats above; lot 27x75.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
J2T5-5— Ricimcad district; entirely new; 2 cot-
taees; znoittn. fa every respect; easy tenns.
$3350 — Sancet district; 1 handsome new mod-
era residences. ju« completed; 6 rooms and
t*th and basement; let 15x1^0; easy terms.
$11.000— Pine st.. near Buchanan ; good mod-
ern rwldeace. 10 rooms and bath: u;>-to-date
f-lucbln*; electric lights; lot 2Cxl37:«.
VACANT LOTS.
$j°00 — Van Ness ave.; corner; 32x109.
$::.M0— Presidio Heights; corner; 137:€xl27:S^:
Cne marine view; choice residence lot.
A COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY.
1ZZ5Q — Mill Valley cottage, S rooms and bath:
partly finished attic; large lot; will trade fcr
city property. BALDWIN & HOWELU
10 Montgomery 61
A. M SPECK & CO.. «€7 Market St..
Opposite Kearoy.
$CSC«— Rents »4J0; lot fc>xl37:« feet: modem
bulMlng; pays 19 per cert.
$32^00— Fourth st.. near Townsend; 13 ( :€x
157:6; near railroad and warehouses.
rjS.OM— Vicinity Larkin and McAllister: lot
O:Sxl»i) fe«t; two frontares; rents $210.
$23,<;^»_g}xth st.; 7$ feet frontage; 4 stores
ar.d Sw rooms above; rents $200.
$12,500— Half block from Market and Steuart
ttf.: brick building. _J' *'-'¦
$12.560— Ninth St., close to Mission; SS feet
front* two stores and flats.
j:i <»¦•— >!arket-£t- ccraer; etore and Cats;
modern building rents 1*5: lot 25x1-1* feet.
$*»&— Kents $100; lot I»xl27:6; Powell-st. car ,
*fT250-Eroadway. between Buchanan and
Webster ets.; lot 34:14x132 feet; choicest resi-
<5< W»Xi^*fx bay-window flats: rents $66; lot j
<Sx73: near Sixth and Howard ets.
SC5Q&— 122* Bash St.; lot 3»xl37;6; house of 1*
rooms; murt b«» soli.
$303^— Powell rt. : three flats; rents $52.
?•«y¥>— Four fine fiats : Capp st. : rents $49.
$3i>V— Rents *4">; five flats; two frontages;
Vallejo st. A. M. SPECK & CO., 6€7 Market.
6TORE and flats; will pay puod interest, being
the NE. corner; the Bats Mill be very sunny
and n<"i"er vacant and will be taken before the
building ir finished; if you are looking for a
buFintse ccrner as well you will buy this on
ji'frht- the SE. corner cf n<>nwit st. and Third
»vc . Kirae size. *oH a y»»ar ago for $3000. and |
rnetri'-nt and Sixth ii« a much better bufin»*!>s
]^v- a tion by far; I re<"onimpn'l this as a fine
purrhas*. W. J. Gl'NN. S3" California ft.
LARGE LOTS FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
or, PliKCITA AVE.. opp. HOWARD Et.; to
1*3- or will eubdividf.
YORK AND TWENTT-SIXTH STB.— N. E.
rorner. 95x100; or will subdivide and sell single
let at $£&0. "
GCEBEEBO «t.. bet. Thirteenth and Four-
• ~-th— Lot 4.".x7S: givxl place for flats. Other
rnu"i*-= arid lots !n all rarts of the city. See
fur'crifited lists and apply to C. 6. CAPP &
CO.. Real Estate Agents. C30 Market st.
1S000— TO dose an estate; lot £3x137 :S; brick Im-
provement*: 5 flats: rents *53: could b« ltn-
--oved to bring $100 the month; west side
CT-ckton to rear etreet. between Lombard
and Filbert. Apply R- McCOLGAN. 14 Mont-
goraery st.. room >•
?r cottaVe 5 rocms and bath: ln Mission; nearly
new fine location; high basement: beautiful
card'en- sunny elde of street: near 1 car lines;
unobstructed view; cost $3600. Box 2C57. Call.
A BARGAIN— Good paying property: JigoO: good
locatlcn; always rented; $17 a month. 7 Che-
r.ery st.. eft Thirtieth.
MODERN houses and flats built at lowest
t r i<"-r: plans er.1 erttmatea furnished for all
bcUdlrg work. CAMPBELL. 1117 Mission st.
A SNAP— J12S; lots near Fchool, 15x123. Apply
THI?TLETON. 272 Badowa St.. Ocean View.
REAL ESTATE COt.VTBV For Sale
v'OP. saJ«— Salinas: hcuse with corner lot 60 feet
front en Main etre^t fc^- 130 feet deep; black-
saiJtii «hop, new wir.caiil and tank; well
fenced; wouid qualify fcr tflocn aJso; price
175O- if desired I~<> on mortgage at 10 per
cent. Inquire at OM brewery. H*nry Schinkel.
MARli CO.. J6 miles from S. F.— W0 to $S0 per
acre; choice lands in tracts of all sizes; Im-
proved fsjTTif, chicken ranches, hay. grain,
fruit and vr^etable lands; «-asy terms; rail
and water transit: cood schools. HOME AND
FARM CO., rocra 2. Sth floor. Mills bldg.. S.F.
JTSO— HALF cash 14 acres, rich. 3 miles of town;
"hcu*e barn. wood. v.-at<?r. corn, orchard, pota-
toe»; bis cror. M. GRIFFIN. 719 Market Et.
rr»R SALn-/>KKJ-parlng Investment; country
hotel: rented at (64k For particulars apply at
southwest orner EJdy and Taylor Ets.
LEVEL ciearcd fruit land; 100 acres $25Oo! iT
GRIFFIN. 719 Market, room 1, r.r. Call bldg.
if. GRIFFIN. 71S Market— 120 acres cheap; po-
tatoes, »pp!«. berrie*. wood, water, house.
- KOOMS FOIl HOUSEKEEPING.
CHESTNUT. 252. North Beach — Furnished
liooeek^ping room; cheap; fine view; sunny.
C"LARA L2^. near Fourth— $j a month; Large
*unny furnish^ front room. . •
I'DDY 9K— Very <ie»irable furnished houre-
kfepi'ng roorra; r.o rhlldran; private residence.
7TTLL. US Ts^o eunny housekeeping rooms. $16;
Vingie front nxm. $5; adults. ¦
FOLSOM, 776^—2 neatly furnished connecting
housekeeping" room*; also X tingle room.
FRUITYALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FHUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
HOuiES In bVau7lrul^rurtv/Ue-Send for full
printed list of houses, lotf chicken ranches
and email fruit farms. Address J. W. EL-
ROD. Frultvale station. Cal.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE— 1118 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
BLOCK 64. must be eold. near 23d ave., 17th St..
East Oakland; a rare chance for a block pur-
chaser. SAMUEL SWIFT, 1112 East Six-
tecr.th st.. East Oakland.
OAKLAND KIUXITIRE FOH SALE.
AN Introduction to you frcm H. Schellhaas, the
furniture dealer. 11th and Franklin. Oakland.
PMOPOSALS.
BIDS WANTED— Notice Is hereby given that
sealed proposals will he received by the Board
of Directors of. the Veterans' Home of Cali-
fornia, at it* office, room 13. 320 Sansome st..
Ban Francisco, Cal., up to 10:20 o'clock a. m ,
SATURDAY, June 23. 1900. and opened im-
mediately thereafter in the presence of bid-
ders, for furnishing and delivering quarter-
master and commissary supplies for the Vet-
erans' Home, Napa County. Cal. (railroad
etation Tountvllle). for six months commenc-
ing July 1, 1900, and ending December 31, 1300.
Schedules with information and Instructions
for submitting bids will be furnished upon
application by the undfrsijrned. Bidders will
carefully follotv the conditions of the sched-
ules, and no bid will be considered unless it
is ln accordance with such schedules. Each
bidder must accompany his bid with a certi-
fied check upon some well-known and re-
sponsible banking house for at least 10 per
cent of the amount of his bid, payable to C.
Mason Kinne, treasurer, conditioned that the
bidder will enter into a good and valid con-
tract upon notice of acceptance as required
by law. The board reserves the risht to
reject any or all bir\a and to order any quan-
tity over or under the amount specified.
Address J. J. SCOVILLE. Secretary Board
of Directors of the Veterans' Home of Cali-
fornia, room 13, 320 Sar.ioir.e st., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. By order of the Board cf Direc-
tors. J. J. SCOVILLE. Secretary.
PROPOSALS for State Prison supplies— Bids
will be received by the Etate Board of Prison
Directors at San Quentln. up to the hour
of 10:30 a. m. of July 7, 19C0, for supplying
the State Prison at San Quentln with coal
for the ensuing fiscal year. A certified check
equal to 10 per cent fit the bid, payable to the
president of the board, must accompany each
bid. Schedules and conditions to be had on
application to the clerk.
R. M. FITZGERALD, President.
J. V. ELLIS. Clerk.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
Charles W. Armstrong:. 40, Callstoga, and
Leslie L. Norwood. 27. city.
Giuseppe Giovannetti, 40. 729 Montgomery ave-
nue, and Zermira Franchini, 2S, 729 Montgom-
ery avenue.
Charles W. Rohrand, 33. 1911 Buchanan street,
and Bella Schuhl, 35, 1911 Buchanan street.
Jesse M. Waterman. 24, San Jose, and Dora-
thy J. Bertelsmann. 12. San Jose.
James M. Sthreshley. 5S. Kellogg: Creek, Plu-
mas County, and Hattie Hjman. 33. city.
Edward E. Streeter. 3?. 2021 Central avenue,
and Agnes E. Hill. 22, 2021 Central avenue.
Juiius C. Mantel, 43, city, and Annie G.
Hogan. 28. city.
Seymour Goldsmith, 2S, city, and Carrie
Meyer. 23, city.
Claude Eley, 24. city, and Ida Joyce, 20. city.
Frank C. Herrick. 26, city, and Tudle L.
Kaiser. 24^, city. ,
Jean B. Cnbani, 30, Montgomery street,
and Marie T. Bonnamazou, 27. 1 Morrell place.
Noe Dufault, 52, Dawson City, and Lawrence
Pontacq. 30. VT1 Howard street.
Jean G. Frisou. 25, Oakland, and Rufflne C.
Lemer. 20. Oakland. 1
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS-
BORN.
EPSTEIN— In this city, June 11. 1900, to th*
wife of J. S. Epstein, a son.
LINDQUIST— In this city. June 12, 1900, to the
wife of Emll Llndqulst. a sou.
MARRIED.
DUNBAR-ROUGHGARDNER-In this city,
June 7. 1900. by the Rev. S. D. HutsinpUler,
Fred O. Dunbar and Mamie F. Roughgardner,
both of San Francisco.
KINLOCK— BENNETT— In this city. June 6.
1500, by tne Kev. Dr. John A. B. Wilson, John
Klnlock and Ella Bennett, both of San Fran-
cisco.
LEMON— WILLIAMS— In this city. June 11.
15^0. by the Rev. S. D. Hutslnplller. Law-
rence M. Lemon of San Francisco and "Mary
E. Williams of Yreka. Cal.
DIEI>.
Allen, Mary E. Llllis, Lawrence
Anderson, Charles . Maack, William H. J.
Blohme. Gesine Mahon. Mary A.
Clay. George P. Mecredy. Thomas H.
Cumrolngs, Mary E. Miller, Amelia
Dumont, Frank A. Nelsen. Marie L.
Dykes, Chester J. O'ConneM, Jeremiah
Ellis, Catherine H. Peden. Jane
Feeney. Frank J. Petrovich, John
Fredrikson, Thelka Pringle, Thomas
Frensdorf, Otto Rabjolm, Edwin Sr. j
Graham. William G. Raicivich. Nina
Hawkins. Mrs. M. A. Reilly, James
Jones. Le Roy M. Sand, Walter
Kaffke, Martin Verhellen, Henry
ALLEN— In this city, June 12. 1900, Mary Ella
Allen, beloved wife of George Allen, and
mother of Julia Jackson, a native of Massa-
chusetts, aged 49 years 11 months and*ll days.
IT? Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from thfe residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Julia Jackson, 211
Twenty-eighth street. Interment Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, by funeral car.
ANDERSON — In this city, June 12, 19W).
Charles, beloved husband of the late Amelia
Anderson, and father of Anna, Henrietta; and
Alfred Anderson, a native of Norway, aged
S3 years.
E7 Remains at the parlors of MeAvoy & Co.,
12C3 Market street.
BLOHME— In Oakland. June 12. 1900, Gesine.
widow of John Blohme, and mother of Adele,
Harry, Lizzie. Sophie and Hermine Biohme,
a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 43 years
10 months and S days.
C7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Bervlces
to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, at St.
Paulus German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
corner Eddy and Gough streets, San Fran-
cisco. Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
CLAY— On board transport Grant, 'May 19, UKK),
George P. Clay, a member of Company M,
Forty-third Regiment, U. S. A., beloved son
of Mrs. B. A. Clay, formerly of Fresno, CaK,
and brother of William and Allen Clay and
Mrs. R. Good, a native of Merced. Cal., aged
20 years and 9 months.
CUMMINGS— In this city, June 12, 1900. Mary
Ellen, beloved daughter of Martin and Maria
Cummlngs, and sister of William, Florence
and Martin Gordon and Ignatius and the late
James Cummlngs, a native of San Francisco,
aged £1 years 8 months and 27 day?.
DUMONT— In this city. June 12. 1900. Frank A.
Dumont Sr.. beloved husband of Mary Du-
mont, and father of Jennie and Frank A. Du-
mont Jr., Mrs. E. W. Hlnkle and Mrs. M.
L. Enoe, a native of Montreal, Canada, aged
£6 years 6 months and 20 days.
DYKES— In this city. June 12. 1900, Chester
•Joseph, beloved Infant son of • Geonje and
Edith Dykes, a native of San Francisco, aged
21 days.
ELLIS— In this city, Jane 11. 1900, Catherine H.
Ellis, beloved mother of Edward V., George
J. and William W. Ellis, Mrs. J. L. Calvert
and the lata Mrs. Flnlay Gumming-, aged 69
years.
CT'Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Calvert. 142
Nineteenth avenue, near California street.
Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
FEENEY— In this city, June 11, 1900, Frank J.
Feeney, beloved son of the late Michael and
Catherine Feeney, a native of San Francisco.
CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors
of Carew & English, 41 Van Ness avenue. In-
terment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
FREDRIKEON-In this city. June 10. 1900.
Thelka, wife of Richard Fredrikson. and be-
loved mother of Ingegaid. Harold and Sigurd
Fredrikson, a native of Sweden, aged 45 years.
C7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors
of Halsted & Co.. 948 Mission street. Inter-
ment I. O. O. F. Cemetery. .
FRENSDORF— At Uklah Insane Isylum. Otto
Frensdorf, a native of Bambcrg, Bavaria,
a*ed 44 years.
GRAHAM— In this city. June 12. 1900, William
O.. beloved son of James H. and Julia M.
Graham, and brother of Marian. John. James
Jr. and Agnes Graham, a native of Maiden,
Mont., aged 19 years and 1 month. A member
of Valley Lodge No. 30. A. O. U. W. (Butte.
Mont., papers please copy.)
C^Frlends and acquaintances and members
of Company F, Boys* Brigade, are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock, from the parlors
of MeAvoy & Co.. 1239 Market street, between
Eighth and Ninth,, thence to St. Rose's
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO.,
(Successors to FIannairan.&' Gallagher).
DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgh
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth st., opposite : Lincoln ' School.
*-. Telephone South SO. -
Mcavov at co.v 1
FCNEBAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS I
1239 Market St., between Sth and 9th. I
Telephone - South 247. I
Church, where a solemn requiem : mass will
be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com-
mencing at 9 o'clock. Interment „ Holy Cross
Cemetery. •'
HAWK1XS-In this city. June 11. 1900, Mrs.
Margaret A. Hawkins, beloved mother of John
AV. Hawkins, Mrs. F. Jackson and Mrs. L.
Doyle, a native of Missouri, aged 62 years.
ET'FYiends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from her late
residence, 271 Dore street, between Bryant
and Harrison. Eighth and Ninth. ¦ interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
JONES— 1c Oakland. June 12. 1900. Le Roy MeU
vin Jones, dearly beloved son of Fred and
Margaret Jones, a native of Oakland, aged 3
months and 15 days.
[CTThe funeral will take place to-morrow
i (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence
of his grandparents. 421 B street. North Oak-
land. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Oak-
land.
KAFFKE— In this city, June 12. 1300, Martin,
beloved • husband ¦ of Henrietta Kaffke. and
father of Mrs. Emma Possnecke. Hermann
Kaffke. Mrs. H. Temps, Mrs. M. Wieland and
Mrs. A. Kuhne, a native of Schneidemuhl.
Pos=en, Germany, aged 71 years 7 months and
1 day. (Chicaco papers please copy.)
CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, S20 Alabama street, near Twentieth,
thence to St. Anthony's Church, corner Fol-
som and Army streets, for services at 10
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery-
LILL.1S— In this city, at tli» Palace Hotel.
I^awrence. husband of Elizabeth R. Lillly. a
native of County Clare, Ireland, aged z:> years.
(CT'Remains will be shipped to St. Joseph,
Mo., to-morrow (Thursday).
MAACK— In this city. June 12. 1S0O. William
H. J. Maack, beloved husband of Nona
Maack, father of Milton Maack. son of Wil-
liam and Henrlcka Maack, and brother of
Hannah Maack. a native of Sao Francisco,
aged Hi years 10 months and X daya. (Han-
nibal, Miss., and Mgntpelier, Ind., papers
please copy.)
CTTTlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from his late resl-
ritnee, 2<J8 Maple street, between Clay and
Washington, where the services will be held
under the auspices of Court Hubertus No. 13,
F. of A. Interment Masonic Cemetery.
MAHON— In this city, June 12, 1900, Mary A..
beloved daughter of John J. and Kate Mahon.
and sister of Annie Ellen Mahon, a native of
San Francisco, a?ed 2 years 3 month3,and 8
days.
tC^Friemls and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 10:30 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of the parents, 30 Morris avenue, oft
Harrison street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Interment private.
MECREDY— In this city, June 11, 1900. Thomas
Henry Mecredy. beloved son of the late John
and Jane E. Mecredy, and brother of Alex
B.. John G.. William J., Fred A. and Ray R.
Mecredy and Mrs. A. A. Osborn, a native of
Albany. N. Y.. aged 57 years.
(tyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 12:30 o'clock, from his late
residence, 530 Church street, thence to I. O.
O. F. Hall, where services will be conducted
under the auspices of Yerba Buena Lodge
No. 15, I. O. O. F. Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
MILLER— In this city. June 10, 1300, Amelia,
beloved wife of William Miller, daughter of
Susie Welbanks. and mother of Daisy. Bessie
and Elsie Miller, a native of Idaho, aged 30
years.
NELSEN-In this city, June 12. 1900. Marie
L.. youngest and dearly beloved daughter of
J. L. and Jennie Nelsen, and sister of Char-
lotte and Erick Nelsen, a native of San
; Francisco, aged 1 year and 4 days. (Seattle
and Chicago papers please copy.)
ICTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from the residence
of her parents. 1634 Howard street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Interment I. O.- O.
F. Cemetery-
O'CONNELL— In this city, June 11. 1900, Jere-
miah, beloved husband of Jonna O'Connell.
father of Joeie. Katie, Frances and Daniel
O'Connell and Mrs. D. Burns, son of Eliza-
beth O'Connell, and brother of Kate. Norah
and Dennis O'Connell. a native of County
Cork Ireland, aged 49 years. Late of Tlbu-
ron, Marin County. Member of Court Marin
No. 73. F. of A.
(CT'Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock, from the parlors
of the H»>nry J. Gallagher Undertaking Com-
pany, ?0 Fifth street, thence to St. Mary'a
Cathedral. Van Ness avenue and O'Farrell
street, where a solemn requiem mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, com-
mencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery-
PEDEN— Entered into rest. In this city. June
12, 1900 Jane, beloved wife of William J.
Peden, mother of George T... Louisa J. and
Willian J. Peden Jr. and Mrs. Neil Cameron,
and sister of Mrs. J. W. Reid, a native of
Hillsborourh, Ireland.
(PfFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thurjday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of
Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street.
PETROVICH— In this city, June 11, 1900, John
Petrovich, a native of Skaljare, Bocche dt
Cattaro, Dalmatla, Austria, aged 45 years and
7 months.
lE7Frier.ds and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the Aus-
trian Benevolent Society's Hall, 413 Sutter
- street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Re-
mains at the parlors of MeAvoy & Co.. 1239
Market street, between Eighth and Ninth.
PRINGLE — In this city, June 11. 1900. Thomas,
beloved hueband of Alice Pringle, and father
of Alice and Chester Pringle. a native of
Duns, Scotland, aged 47 years 1 month and
13 days.
CyFuneral services will be held to-morrow
(Thursday), at 11 o'clock, at his late resi-
dence, 1020 Sutter etreet. Cremation Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, by carriage.
RABJOLM— In Sacramento. Cal., June 12, 1500.
Ecwin Rabjolm Srr, a native of England, aged
78 years.
RAICIVICH-In this city. June 12. 1300. Nina,
beloved wife of iiczzo Raicivich, and mother
of Erminia. Ellas, Gisberto, Alexandro and
Vltoria Raicivich and Mrs. George Miholo-
vich, a native cf Lepetane, Austria, aged 37
years.
C7"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of
Carew & English. 41 Van Ness avenue. Inter- j
ment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
REILLY— In this city, June 11. 1900. James,
beloved husband of Susan M. Rellly, and
father of James W., Mary A. and Edward F.
Rellly, a native of County Longrord, Ire-
land, used 63 years and 3 months.
(CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Wednesday), at 8:15 o'clock, from the parlors
of Carew & English. 41. Van Ness avenue,
thence to St. Brigid's Church, Van Ness ave-
nue and Broadway, where a solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Kindly omit
flowers. »
SAND— In this city. June 11. 1900. Walter, be-
» loved son of Joseph and the late Catherine
Sand, and brother of Fred, Witilam, Joseph,
George and Laura Sand and Mrs. L. Glocker.
a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years.
(E7"The funeral will take place this day
(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from the residence
of his parents. 644 Jessie street. Interment
Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
VERHELLEN— In this* city. June 12, 1900.
Henry Verhellen,' a native of Belgium, aged
81 years.
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