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TO SAIL.
FROM SEATTLE.
Steamer. - \ For. i j Sails.
Cottage City. Skagway & Way Ports. Deo. 7
Dirlgo....... Skagway & Way Ports. Dee. 7
Bertha. ...... Cooks Inlet & Way Pts Dec. 8
City Seattle.. Skagway & Way Ports. Dec. 13
Al-Kl Skagway & Way Ports. Dec. 19
NOTE — The high and low waters occur at
the .city- front (Mission- street wharf) about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places.
United States ! Coast and Geodetic Survey-
Times and Heights of High and Low
" Water* at Fort Point. . entrac?« to Saa
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent. -
San, Moon and Tide.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6.
Sun rises .............'. .7 :tl
Sun sets 4:50
Moon sets ...v.... ...10:53 p. m.
0 Timel Time Time Y Time
p J yt. Ft. Ft. — — FL
» H Wj IL W HW L W/
~i 4:02 "T7*8:48 "Ti 1^51 4.0 9:02 0.9
6 4:37 4.8 9:69 3.2 2:50 S.9 9:47 1.2
7 5:16 -4.9 11:08 3.0 4:12 8.7 10:40 1.7
8 6:55 5.0 12:11 2.6 5:49 3.5 11:35 2.0
0 6:31 6.1 1:01 2.0 7:14 3.7
I, W H W L W H W
10 0:26 2.3 7:08 5.2 1:50 1.2 8:30 3.8
11 1:18 2.617:46 -5.5 2:39 0.6 9:37 3.9
12 2:09 2.6 8:30 5.71 3:28—0.1 10:32 4.1
Steamer. Destination. Sails. Pier.
becember O.
Rainier. . . . Seattle St Whatcom 5 pm Pier 2
Chehalls . . . Grays Harbor 3 pm Pier 28
Newsboy. . . Los Angeles Ports 4 pm Pier lt>
Redondo... Tillamook * Way. 6 pm Pier 2
Centralia.. Grays Harbor 5 pm Pier 2
Pt. Arena.. Point Arena 2 pm Pier 2
C. Panama. N. Y. via Panama. 12. m PMSS
Mariposa... Tahiti 10 am Pier 1
Zealandia.. Honolulu 2 pm Pier 7
! December 7.
S. Monica.. Los Angeles Ports 4 pm Pier 2
Phoenix... Mendocino City.... 1 pm Pier IS
B. Rosa.... San Diego & Way. 9 am Pier 11
C. Nelson.. Seattle & Tacoma.. 10 am Pier 3
Curacao. . . . Mexican Ports .... 10 am Pier 23
City Puebla Puget Sound Ports 11 am Pier la
December 8. / '
Acme Siuslaw River .... 3 pm Pier 2
Del Norte.. Los Angeles Ports 10 am Pier 2'
San Pedro.. Humboldt 10 am Pier 2
Corona Humboldt ". . 1 :30 p Pier 11
Ramona... Newport & Way., ft am Pier 11
December O.
Arcata..;.. Coos Bay-Pt. Orfd 10 am Pier 13
G. Elder. . . Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 24
December 1O.
Mandalay., CoquiUe River .. . 4 pm Pier 2
Eureka.... Humboldt 9 am Pier 13
S. Barbara. Los Angeles Ports 10 am Pier 2
Alliance... Portland & Way.. 10 am Pier 18
December 11.
N. Fork... Humboldt 0 am Pier 2
Pomona.... Humboldt l:30pPlerll
Albion Rlv. Ft. Arena & Albion 6 pm Pier 13
State Cal.. .San Diego A Way. 9 am Pier 11
Doric...... China & Japan.... 1 pm PMSS
December 12.
G. Dollar. . Grays Harbor .... 4 pm Pier 2
Coos Bay.. San Pedro & Way. 9 am Pier 11
Queen..... Puget Sound ports. 11 am Pier 9
December 13.
City Sydney N. Y. via Panama. 12 m PMS3
December 14.
Columbia. . Astoria & Portland, 11 am Pier 24
J. Klmball. Seattle & Tacoma 4 pm Pier 2
December 15
Nebraskan. Honolulu-Kahulul 3 pm Pier 20
LIVERPOOL— Sailed Dec 3— Stmr Nomadic,
for New York.
Arrived Dec 5 — Stmr Irishman, from Port
land.
MOVTLLE — Sailed Dec 5 — Stmr Pretortan,
from Liverpool, for Halifax (N S) and St
Johns (N F).
GLASGOW — Arrived Dec 4 — Stmr Livonian,
from Boston.
Sailed Dec 5 — Stmr Siberian, for Et Joha
(N F) and Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN— Sailed Dec R— Stmr Rhyn
land, for Philadelphia..
ISLE OF WIGHT— Passed Dec 6— Stmr
Noordam. from Rotterdam, for New York.
NEW YORK— Arrived Dec 5— Stmr Lauren
tian, from Glasgow. •
OCEAN STEAMERS.
cisco; stmr Corona, for San Francisco; itmr
South Bay. for San Francisco; stmr Nortlk
Fork, for San Francisco. ." '
PORT ANGELES— Arrived Dec 5— Ship Wa
H Smith, from Honolulu.
PORT LOS ANGELES— Arrived Dec 5r-
Stmr Greenwood, from Greejurood. . . " . » -.
PORT LOBOS— Passed Djfcc 8. 2 p m— Stmr
Pasadena, from San Pedro.' for Eureka. ' , f ¦-¦
FOREIGN PORT9.
DUBLIN — Arrived Dec S — Br ship Cardigan
shire, hence July 26.
VALPARAISO— Sailed Nov 24— Ger stmr
Neko. for San Francisco. r
PALERMO— Arrived Dec 4— U 8 gunboat
Isla de Luzon. • -
GIBRALTAR— Sailed Dec 4— Br stmr Costa
Rlcan. for Colon. ' -
CALLAO— Sailed Dec 4 — Ger Stmr Neko. for
San Francisco.
SINGAPORE— Arrived prior to Dec 3— Spaa
stmr Alicante, from Port Said. '
BRISBANE — Sailed Dec 3 — Br stmr Moana,
for Vancouver.
QUEENSTOWN — Arrived Dec 5 — Br shlj>
Leicester Castle, hence -July 26, and ordered
to Manchester. - •
MANILA— Sailed Dec 5— Br ftmr Tltanla,
for Delaware Breakwater. -
HULL — Arrived Dec 4 — Br ship. Stronsa,
hence July 24; Br shio Crocodile, hence Jne 22-
KOBE — Arrived Dec 5— Schr Kailua, from
Vancouver. ' . • —
NEWCASTLE— Arrived Not 18— Schr Al
pena, from Melbourne.
MANZANILLO — Sailed Dec 4 — Stmr Aca
pulco, for San Francisco.
HONGKONG — Arrived Dec 4^ — Stmr Korea,
hence Nov 7. ¦ . •
FORT BRAGG— Sailed Dec 5— Stmr Coqullle
Rive/, for San Pedro; stmr Marshfleld, for San
Fraftdsco. f
Arrived Dec ftf»£tmr Brunswick, from
Cleone. ** A
SEATTLE— -Sailed Dec 4 — Stmr Dolphin, for
Skagway. • . -
Arrived Dec 4 — Stmr Newbunc, hence Nor 30.
Sailed Dec B — Bark Charmer, for San Fran-
Cisco; stmr Queen, for Sun Francisco.
Arrived Dec 6 — Stmr Umatllla, hence Dec 2.
PORT TOWNSEND— Sailed Dec 6— Schr Yf
J Patterson, from Tacoma, for San Fran
clsco.
Arrived Dec 5 — Ger ship Anemone, from
Acapulco. • . si ¦
COOS BAY.— Sailed Dm S — Stmr Signal, for
Redondo: stmrs Empire and Arcata, for Saa
Francisco. . . -
BOWENS .LANDING^-Arrived Dec 6— Stmr
Redwood City, hence Dec 4.
ASTORIA— Arrived Dec 8— Stmr Prentlss,
hence Dec 1.
Reported outside Dec S — Ger ship Emille,
from Antwerp. • '• ¦¦¦
Sailed Dec 5— Stmr Alliance, for Saa Fran
cisco.
BANDON — Barbound Dec S — Stmr Mandalay
and scbr Ruby: will sail Dec 0 for San Fran
cisco. -
SAN PEDRO— Sailed Dec 5— Stmr Alcatrax,
for San Francisco; schr J M Weatherwax, for
Port Townsend; sctor P 8 Redfleld. for As-'"
toria.
SAN DIEGO— Arrived Dec 4— Bark Coloma.
from Port Blakeley.
TATOOSH — Passed in Dec B — Br «tmr AX
goa, hence Dec 2. for Comox.
Passed out Dec 6 — Ger "bark "Ecuador, from
Tacoma, for Queenstown.
Passed In Dec 6— Schr A M Baxter, henos)
Nov 27. for Whatcom.
EUREKA— Arrived^ Dec 6— Schr Allen A.
from Port Los Atfgwes; stmr Arctic, hencs
Dec 4. f :
Sailed Dec 5 — Stmr Aberdeen, for San Fran-
Steamer. . From. Doe. .
Acme........ Siuslaw River ..." Dec. 6
Mandalay.... Coqullle River Dec. 6
(Jhehalis. .... San Pedro ..' ..Dec. 6
G. W. Elder. Portland,. & Astoria.... Dec. «
Coronado.... Grays Harbor Dec* 6 ,
G. Lindauer.. Grays Harbor Dec. fl !
NorthFork.. .Humbbldt Deo. • 6
Corona...... Humboldt Dec. 0
Del Norte... Crescent City Dec. T
L«elanaw.... Oyster Harbor Dec. 7
Empire Coos ' Bay Dec. 7
Arcata Coos Bay & Pt. Orford Dec. 7
Phoenix Ventura .Dec. 7
Hcrnonthis.. Hamburg & Way ....Deo. 7
Nebraskai]... Honolulu & Kahului. . Dec. 7
S.Monica.... Grays Harbor ...Dec. 7
Mackinaw... Tacoma Dec. 8
Olympic San Pedro ..:. Dec. 8
Alliance..... Portland & Way Ports. Dec. 8
Eureka Humboldt Dec. 8
Sierra Sydney * Way Ports.. Dec. 8
Queen Puget Sound Ports.... Dee. 8
State of Cal. . San Diego & Way Pta Dec. 8
Sequoia Willapa Harbor Dec. 9
G. Dollar.... Grays Harbor ....Dec. 9
Pomona Humboldt Dec. 9
Alb. River... Point Arena & Albion. Dec 9
Coos Bay San Pedro & Way Pts Dec. 9
S.Barbara.. Seattle & Olympta.... Dec. 10
Calif ornian.. New York ..; Dec. 10
J. S. Klmball (Seattle & Tacoma.... Dec. 10
Columbia. . . . Portland & Astoria. . . .(Dec. 11
Crescent City Crescent City ..."Dec. 11
Amasls...... Seattle ....: - Dec. 11
Santa Rosa.. San Diego & Way Pts. Dec. 11
Pt. Arena.... Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Dec. 11'
Acapulco New York via Panama. Deo. 11
Nip. Mam... China & Japan Dec. 12
Ramona Newport & Way Ports. Dec. 13
Umatllla Puget Sound ports. ... Dec. 13
R. Dollar.... Astoria & Portland... Dec. 18
Barracouta. . New York via Panama Dec. 17
' . . Bid. Asked.
Abby Land & Improvement _,....;
Alameda Sugar 1 '.'./ .... - .... :
American Biscuit .......... 90 00 ...'. r
American District Tel 6 60 .... ;
Bay Counties Power ....:... "....„ 70 00\
Cal Central Gas & Elec.V. 55 00 .... •
Cal Cotton Mills ........ 75 00 .... ;
Cal Jockey Club . . .;....... .105 00 135 00
Cal Powder ; s > : . ..'.-. •
Cal. Shipping Co............ 40 00 ¦•:. 50 00 V
Cal. Title Ins & Trust <....'
Central Bank of Oakland .... ...".• 60 00
Chutes Company .... -'.....:.
I City and County Bank .... :'....
Cypress Lawn Imp Co .......... 6 25
Eastern Dynamite. .... ....
Ewa Sugar Plantation ......... ....
Equitable (Pool) Gas ..:..V, % 60 , ....
Four Oil ....... \. -:. ~.::.. ¦:..' 55 . 76
Gas Consumers' Assn ....... 22 00 ..... ¦' \
Hanford Oil .-.'."' 90 00 : ..;.:'
.Home Oil .......:;... 2 95 „ 3 05 ~
Honolulu Sugar . .^ 26 00 32 00
Imperial Oil ...'.. 16 00 •
Kern Oil.................... 8 80 . '4 00
Londpn and SF. Bank (Ld) :.-.... ¦.....•
Monte . Cristo Oil ... .> . . .v . . 1 35 •:....•
Mercantile Trust ../........".:.. ....
Northern Cal Power ........ .... 8 00
Nevada National Bank .....205 00 .."..-
North Shore Railroad .>..... 12 60 . ....-:
Oil City Petroleum :.. - 16 . , • 18 '
Orpheum Company, -..'...... \ 14 00
Peerless Oils.'..;..t.'";-...v.-.."ll 00 j 11 50
Pacific States Tel &*Tel..... ...r. •:'-....; .
fine Paint ¦'." ........... ."... r$7ii7m
Postal Device & Imp ;.....;.-...." 2 36 :
Reed Crude Oil 30 ,31
,8 F Drydock: :........•... ...42 00 *......
San Joaquin Oil ............. 7 00 •.'...? -
Sausalito Land & Ferry : . . .' 13 00 . r .....
Slurry .-Flour Company.!.. ... 32 00 ' '....
Standard s Electric ¦ ." . . .."."....'.... 21 00 - '
Sterling Oil .........;;..... 1 60 165 '
ThlrtyrThree Oil . . . • ..;... . . 7 60 ....
Twenty-Eight Oil ........... 1 60 1 60 -
Truekee Electric ¦.;;.-...... .'...' 15 00 '
Union on-. :.r. :..';.... : .
Union Sugar ¦':.. ":;..'......;. .."..¦;" '...;*
United 'Petroleums ;; '-:.;. ¦•¦¦.'. .
United • Gas ; & Electric ;...; 33 60 _ ...r-
Western Fish Co ,...J .... ....¦
West Shore Oil . . . / :r. . : .. 2 00 : . . . . "j
r :••..';.¦. .:-'.„ sales. :. •' . /¦;¦.¦
., Morning Session. . ¦ .
i- ¦. . Board— ¦. ..-- ,.-:-, 7 • ¦¦ <'¦ -
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
- / ¦ " , : ' Morning' Session.
1000 Belcher 1 ..'... , 17 -500 Justice ..'....' 04
400 Best & Belch. 85 200 Mexican 68
, 800 Caledonia ....1 45 550 Ophir 1 10
' 100 Caledonia .* . . . 1 50 200 Overman . . . » . 25
650 Caledonia ....1 40 900 Overman .... 26
200 Chollar ::.... 11 600 Potosl ..: 17
600 Con Cal & Val.20 1000 Savage ...... 12
. 300 Crown Point.-. 11 300 Sierra Nevada 31
200 Gould Sc Cur. .15 600 Union Con 32
- 100 Hale & Norc. 22 600 Yellow- Jacket 17
',- /Afternoon Session. ,
600 Alpha Con... -03! 100 Occidental ... 20
100 Caledonia ...1 40 200 Occidental ... 19
100 Caledonia ...1 45, 100 Ophir ..;.'. ..1 10
"100 Caledon s '90.1 40. 200 Overman .... 26
200 Chollar '. 12 200 Potosl .;.... 19
300 Con Cal & Va.1 20 1000 Seg Belcher.. 06
• 600 COn ; Imperial. 02 200 Sierra Nevada I 32
• 100 Crown ' Point: . ' 12 100 Sierra Nevada 81
i 200, Gould & Cur.. . 15L 400 Union Con... 31
700 JfiJtlce ...... 04 r 200 Utah .... 05
200 Mexican . . ... 69 > 200 Tellow Jacket 18
700 Mexican ... .Y 60 ; '. ¦
Following were the sales on the Pacific Stock
Exchange yesterday: ; • :• ¦ ,, -r.
:"¦-.'.-. ,..- Morning Session. '
100 Belcher ...... 17 106 Mexican ..'... ; 88
200 Caledonia ...1 40 100 Occidental ... 16
- 200 Caledonia ...1 35 200 Ophir ......:. 1 10
200 Caledonia .1 42% 700 Overman .... 25
200 Chollar ...... 12 500 Overman .... 26
900 Gould & Cut. 14 100 Potosl ....... 17
300 Gould & Cur." 15 200 Savage 12'
3 200 Hale & Norc. 22 5OO Savage ...... 14
100 Hale & Norc. 23 200 Yellow Jacket 17
, ¦ : . * . ; • Afternoon Session. - -
"'800 Andes ........ ,05 .100 Overman .... 27
1100 Chollar ...... 12 400 Overman *.... 2d
1200 Caledonia ....1 40 -600 Seg- Belcher. . 06
Con Cal & Va.1 20 300 Silver Hill... - Bl
300 Gould & Cur. 15 400 Silver Hill... -62
500 Mexican ..... 60 300 Union Con.... 83
200 Ophir .1 1O>
:*- :. ¦. C—
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY. Dec. 4— 4 p. m.
: , Bid. Asked. Julia — 04
Alpha ....... 02- 03 \ - Bid. Asked.
Alta:. .'.".....:. 02 ' 05 Kentuek . . . . . 01 02
Andes ...... "05 • 06 Lady ..Wash.. 05 06
Belcher' "...";. 16- 17 Mexican ..... 58 60
Best & Belch. 82 84 Occidental ...- 18 19
Bullion ...;.. 01 ,04 Ophir ........1 10 115
Caledonia ....1.40 1 45 Overman .... 25 26
Challenge Con ,16 4 18 Potosl .17* 18
Chollar ...... 11 12 Savage .:.... 12- 114
Confidence ... 70 ,80 Scorpion '04
Con Cal &.Va.l ! ,15 1 20 Seg Belcher.. 06 07
Con Imperial. 01 \ 02 Sierra Nevada 31 ' 32
Con New York . — 02 Silver; Hill. .. 61 62
Crown Point. 11; 12 St. Louis. .... ;,o«
Eureka. Con. . 18 • -- Syndicate .... 07 "."—
Exchequer ... -r- 01 Union Con. ... 31 32
Gould & Cur. 15 16 Utah ........ 04 06
Hale &.Norc. . 21 < 23 Yellow Jacket 17 18
Justice ...... 04 \05 -. •;:>;: .:• --; •.-•..
Following were the- sales on the San" Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:'
MINING STOCKS.
/DOMESTIC PORTS." ..
" VENTURA— Arrived Dec "^-Stmr -Phoenix,
from Mendocino^ ¦ ¦¦ . . ... -
- TACOMA— Sailed Dec 5— Schr W J Patter
eon, for San Francisco; Ger bark Ecuador, for
Quetnstown. .?] • .
Sailed. Dec 5— Schr Endeavor, • for Newport.
. ' CASPAR— Arrived j Deo . 6— Stmr Samoa.
h«nce Dec 4. • • . ' ' ; .
- Oct 1, lat. 58 S. Ion 68 W, Br ship Bokoto,
from Tacoma, for Queens town. '
Nov 7.' lac 4 N, Ion 28 W, Br ship Balmoral,
from ; Antwerp, for San Francisco.
Dec *.* -70 miles SW-of San Francisco. Fr
bark Vlncennes, from Honolulu, for San Fran
cisco.' ¦ ...-..-- . _
. Oct 13. off Cape Horn, Br ship Mart he, from
Tyne, for Iquique. .
Sept 11, lat 33 N. Ion 29 42 W, Br ship Al
clnous, from Tyne, for San Francisco. ¦.
Per Ger ship Henriette, from South Shields—
Sept 7, lat 56 41 S. Ion. 07 47 -W. Ger bark
showing letters R G K B. Sept 26, lat 46 31
S, Ion SI 29 W, Br «hh? Penrwern; ¦ t rom Liv
erpool, for Vancouver, . B C. ¦ " Oct 27, lat 8 03
S, ion 131 54 W, Br bark . Marguerite Dollfus,
from Cardiff, for San ' Francisco.
. "i TELfeORAPHIC. , ':--
POINT LOBO8/ Dec ' 5,- 10 ¦ p m— Weather
cloudy ; I wind N W, velocity j 12 miles, per hour.
SAILED.
Friday, December 5.
Stmr Eureka. Jessen, Eureka.
Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka.
Stmr Chico, Jensen, Eureka. -
Sunr Fulton, Lee, San Pedro.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland, Santa Cruz.
Stmr National City, Johnson. Fort Bragg.
Ship Glory of the Seas, Pindlng, Comox.
Schr Fonuna; Olsson, Eureka.
Schr Ivy, : Jensen, Coos Bay.
Schr Gem, Nygram. CoquiUe River.
Schr Lizzie Vance. Olsen, Astoria.
Schr W F Jewett, Petersen, Grays Harbor.
SPOKEN. .
Friday, December 6.
. Stmr Ramona, Gielow. 64 hours from New-
Fort (S). etc.
Stmr Chico, Jensen, 58 hours from Redondo,
via Ventura 40 hours. ¦
Stmr Ruth, Jacobs, 38 hours from Port Los
Angeles. - : —• - .. •' • ' . ' •¦ •
Stmr Fuljon, Lee. 25 hours from Uaal, bound
south ; put in to land passengers. ¦ ¦
Stmr Rival, Reed, 15 hours from Mendo
clno. r - "¦*
Stmr Gualala. Olsen. 18 hours from Caspar.
U S stmr Wisconsin, Reiter, 13 days from
Panama. ;
Ger ship Henriette, Welnberg, 175 days from
South Shields.- " . '
Fr bark Francois Coppee, Vrlnje, 118 days
from Cherbourg. • - -
CLEARED.
.'. - ". • ' . Friday, December 8.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego;
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Stmr Pomona. Shea, Eureka; Paciflo Coast
Steamship Co. *
Ship Spartan, McArthur, Whatcom; P B
Cornwall. ¦ . . • • . .- • •¦- • • - •¦¦
Ship Glory of the Seas, Pindlng, Comox: R
Dunsmuir's Sons Co.
Br shiD Netherby, Chelleu, London; • Bat
four, Guthrie & Co. ¦ .7.
: Bktn Puako (new), Seeley, Fremantle; Eddy,
Falk & American Trading Co.
. Schr Peat I, Insen, Unga; Alaska Codfish Co.
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
120 Thirty-Three Oil .' 7 50
3 Hanfordi.; 90 00
100 Home s,«0... 2 90
25 Hutchinson 1775
100 Twenty-Eight Oil ....^.. .......... 160
250 Lion .'. 05 .
100 Occidental ... 14.
Afternoon Session. . '.'
' . Board — : . = \ . '
20 Thirty-Three Oil 7 50
50 Monte Crlsto 1 35 "
50 Monte Crlsto 137%
'¦' Street Sales— <- "' ,; -..
300 Occidental. ..................... 15
An Assorted Cargo for London.
The British' ship Netherby cleared for Lon-
NOTE — In the above exposition of the tides
the early, morning tides are given in th« left
hand .column and the. successive tides of tha
day in the order of ocdurrence as to time; the
fourth time column glv«s the last tide of the
day, except. when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are In
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (— )
sign precedes the height, and then the. number
given is -subtracted from the: depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference Is the mesa
of the lower low waters.
The barkentine Puako was cleared yesterday
for Fremantle, Australia, with 737,775 ft lum
ber. 2200 bbls flour, 12,048 ctls barley, 101,100
lbs bran and 60 cs bottled beer, valued at $58,
948.-- " ¦ ¦ ' , .¦.¦:.¦:,.
Merchandise for Australia.
The French bark Caronbcrt was chartered
prior to arrival for - wheat to Sydney . at 10s
bd, with option of Melbourne at 12s 6d; the
French bark Jean Bart, - same business from
Portland to Sydney at 28s 9d, also prior to
arrival. * . - . -. !.
The German ship Rigel is' ¦ chartered for
wheat to Europe at 11s 9d.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Dennison's Wedding Gift.
John Dennlson, third officer of the steamship
Doric, was presented yesterday with a hand
some silver service as a wedding gift from 1 his
fellow officers. '
The army transport Thoma^, which U on her
way home from Manila, has on board 779 dis
charged soldiers, 122 casuals and 62 sick.
Has Many Passengers.
The British tramp steamship Elm Branch
is on her way here with' a cargo of coal. Her
charter, which calls for ten shillings, is one of
the. lowest on record. She probably will take
from here a cargo of grain. The British tramp
steamer Ellerle is also coming here, from
Australia to load grain. She is a large car
rier and is due any day. .. ¦' •
Low Coal- Charter.
The Uruguayan ship A. Begonakoa, which is
due here from Glasgow, has on board two hun
dred apprentices who are learning seamanship
and ' navigation in order that the Uraguayan
merchant marine may be well equipped with
competent officers. She left Glasgow 142 days
ago.
Training Ship Is Due.
~ A dispatch received from Bahia yesterday
announces disaster to the - . bark ¦ Procyon,
which sailed from this city bound for Queens
town. During a 'storm she was obliged to
throw overboard thirty tons of her cargo after
losing some of her nails. She Is leaking and
will have to be surveyed.
Storm Injures Procyon.
The German ship Henriette, which sailed
from South Shields August u0, and' the bat
tleship Wisconsin, from Panama, arrived in
the harbor last evening. Both experienced
rough weather and considerable damage was
dene to the former by winds and sea. While
in latitude 58 south and longitude 64 west the
Henriette encountered a severe storm. The
mate of the Henriette. who has been aboard
the ship for twenty-three years, says . It was
the strongest gale he ever experienced. When
the storm struck the vessel she . braved it ' for
a while, but in the teeth of Its Increasing fury
lost piece by piece of her works. Everything
movable . about the decks was swept uplby th*
waves and carried away. The water battering
with .awful fores -on her cabins, shattered the
woodwork and smashed the windows. The pi
lot .house also suffered. Both chronometers
and the ship's medicine chest were washed
overboard, together with all of the captain's
clothing. This was not the only incident of
bad. luck that marked the long voyage of the
Henriette. While entering the harbor last
night Otto Geise. .a sailor fell from the fora
yarddarm to. the fore hatch and sustained
what may prove to be fatal injuries.
Henrietta and Wisconsin Here.
FRIDAY, Dec. 5— 2 p. m. \
UNITED STATES BONDS.
' Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
4s qr coup.. .100^110 4s qr c(new).13BV6136»4
4s qrreg.... 108^100 3s qr coup.. .108 i0s%
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A W 5s. — — Oak W g 5s. — 103%
Bay CPC 5a. — • — Oceanic S 5a. — 87%
C C G&E Bs.lO5%105ft Omnibus 6s. — 127
Cal-st Ss 117% — Pac G Im 4s. 05 — ',
C Costa 5s.. — 108% Pk & CH-6S.100 — i
Ed L & P 6s — 129 Pk & CH 6s. 118% 121
Fer& C H 6s.ll7%121 Pwl-st R 6s.ll8% —
Geary-st'Bs.. — SO Sac EGR 5s. 101% — '
H C&S 5%s.lO4 — - 3F & SJV 5s. — 123
Do 5s O6J41O1 Sierra Cal Os.lOO 111
H R T&L 6s.lO5% -' S P of AW -
L Ang R Ss.llS 119 (1910) ....113^113%
L A L CO 6s.l00%101 (1B10) ... .114%115
Do gtd 68.102 — S P of C 6s
Do std 5s. 106 — (1905)Sr A.105% — '
LAP 1 conBs — 107% (1805)Sr B.106% —
Mkt-st C Gs.125 — (1906) 108% —
Do lem Bs.121%121% <1912) .... — — '
N R of C 6s.Hl 112 S P of C 1st
Do 5s.....l21%123 c gtd 6s.. .121% — '
N C P R 5s. 110% — . Do stmpd..lOO 109%
N C a 5s.. 112 — , 6 P R R Os.140 140%
N C P*C 5s. 101% — S V W 6s... — 110
N S R 5s...l01%102 - Do 4s 2dm. — 103
P G L H 5s. 113 — Do4i Sdm.102 —
Oak T Co 6s. 123 — Stkn G&E6s.lO3%aO7 !
Do Ss 114 114% Un G&E 5s. 107 — j
Do con 5s. 107 108 v '
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa 70 71 [Port Costa. .64 66%
Marin Co.... 60 — [Spring Val.. — 86%
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L & P. 3% 3% Sac E G & R — 39
Eqt O&L Co 3% 3% S F G & E. 41% 41%
Mutual EL. — 6 S F G L Co. 5% 6
O G L & H — 68 Stkn G & E. D —
Pac G Imp. 35% 36% Un G&E Co. 33% —
Pac L Co... — 54
INSURANCE. ,
Firem's Fnd. — . — ' ' " i
BANKS. ,1
Am N B....120 — First Nationl —
Anglo-Cal .. — 89% L P & A.... 166- 171
Bank of Cal.455% —V Mer Ex (Ilq) 40 —
Cal Safe Dpl37%140 S F, Nationl. —
SAVINGS BANKS. v:
Ger S & L.2095 2175 Sav & Loan. 90 105
Humboldt . . — — Security Sav825 — "
Mutual — 82% Union Trst.1830 —
S F Sav U..540 — ¦ ¦
STREET RAILROADS. : .
California ..192% — , | Market- St.. 99% —
Geary 40 60 I Presidio ...i. — £0
.POWDER.. - .
Giant 76% 77 ( Vlgorlt ..... 8% 3% '
¦... - ..SUOAJ^. V^,/. .;;„ .
Hana ...... ." 6% — Kllauea ...'. NK 10%
Hawaiian ..48 N Makawell ... 20% 80
Honokaa . ». 16 . 16% Onomea * . . . 25 .27.
Hutohlnson .' 17% — Paauhau ...' 18% 19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska PacklOl 162 'Oceanic S Co — 20
Cal Fruit Cn 93 93% Pac A F A.. 2% 3
Cal Wine AbIO.1%101% Pac C Bon — 167%
V - Morning Session.
: ¦ Board — ¦ " " '
10 Alaska Packers' Assn 161 00
5 Giant Powder Con. .'. : 76 25 •'
10 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 53 50
120 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar ...... 54 00
100 Hawaiian & Com'l Sugar 53 50
45 Hawaiian & Com'l Sugar 53 00
20 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 52 75
20 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar ..:... 62 00
C Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 51 50 '
¦ 10 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 52 00
10 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 61 02%
10 Hawaiian Com'-l & Sugar ...... 51 50
120 Honokaa Co 16 62%
230 Honokaa. Co 16 50
100 Hiitchinson S P Co 18 75 ,
150 Hutchlnson S P Co 18 50 -
• 20 Kilauea Sugar Plant Co .....;.• 10 50
60 Makawell 30 50
50 Makaweli" .- 31 00
65 Makaweli 31 25
- 315 Makaweli :. 81 60
., 185 Makawell 3125
190 Makawell .. 81 00 ;
;145 Paauhau S P Co 19 00
50 Paauhau S P Co 18 75
15 Pacific Gas'Imp .........' 35 60 \
30 S F Gas & Electric Co s 10. ..... 41 50
20 S F Gas & Electric Co 41 50'
2000 8 P of C 6 pr cent Bonds (1912) 120 00
45 S F Gas & Electric Co ......... 41 60
10 S V Water .... j. .-\ 86 SO ¦
- • : Street— l
100 Anglo Cal Bank 89 00
$5000 Sac E G & Ry 5 per cent Bonds. 101 50
Afternoon Session. - . r
, "¦ Board — ' ¦* • '¦ *> . ¦-• '• ,'¦*. ,V
50 Central Light & Power 3 75 '
50 Hana Plantation Co .5 37%
200 Hana Plantation Co 6 60
50 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 50 50
20 Hawaiian. Com'l & Sugar 60 25 :
- 25 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar ...... 50 00'
25 -Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar • 49 00 K
50 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar .....; 48 60 '
125 Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar 48 00 •
300 Hurchinson S P Co 18 60
' 150 Hutchinson S P Co ............ 18 25
50 Hutchinson S P Co ......;...... 18 00 :
25 Hutchinson S P Co 17 75 -
25 Hutchlhson S P Co 17 62%
50 Hutchinson S P Co 17 60 •
100 Honokaa . . 16 25
60 Makaweli ../.... . . : .; . 29 60 .
75 Makawell A. :.;....: 31 00
' .25 Makawell/. ............. 8000.
260 Makaweli .' 30 50 . .
400 Paauhau S P Co ............ 18 75
4000 N P C B R 5 pr ct Bdnds 110 50 :
-.StreetV ' ¦ ¦ ': ' ¦'
45 S F G &\K Co . ....... ...? 41 60
10 S V. Water ;.... ...86 50/;
STOCK: AND BOND EXCHANGE.
Electric Corporation have voted to issue $10,
000,000 in thirty-year 5 per cent bonds. On
the 10th inst a vote will be taken on the
proposition to decrease the capital stock from
its present amount of $30,000,000, divided into
yoo.000 1 shares Of the par value of $100 each,'
to $15,000,000, divided into $150,000 shares of
.the par value of $100 each.
..'One-third, of '.a mile of new submarine
cable, which is to be laid between., here
and Honolulu, was .landed yesterday
from the cable . steamship * Silvertown.
This section, which weighs about four
tons, is special construction. It Is cov
ered-with a stout jacket of lead in coils.
It will be laid from the cable station on
the ocean beach to the; surf line and will
be the American end of ,the new cable. -
Along with the section^of cable there
were landed a number of electrical de
vices to be used in , connection with its in
stallation. The cable landed yesterday
will be. put into place as quickly as pos
sible, and the surf end will be in place and
ready for splicing to the main cable by
the; time the Silvertowh is prepared to
commence operations. . .. -
The contract for overhauling the Silver
town's machinery ; was . awarded to the,
Risdon Iron Works and the work will be
done with all possible expedition. V ,
Orders were given yesterday to ex
clude visitors from the cable steamship,
the engineers in charge beinfc afraid that
the curiosity, of amateur scientists and
the rapacity of the relic hunter- might
wofk to the serious detriment of the in
tricate apparatus with which the vessel
is equipped.
Coil Is Lead-Jacketed and
- Will Run From Station
to Surf
Silvertown Discharges
First Section of the
Big Rope.
LANDS PORTION
OF NEW CABLE
don yesterday with an assorted cargo, valued
at $188,523, and including: the following: 30,
768" cs canned fruit. 14,917 cs canned salmon,
12.4S8 gals wine. 163,697 lbs beans, 1671 ctis
barley, 11,262 ctls wheat, 30,350 lbs cascara
sagrada, 250 lbs dried fruit and 8 cs canned
vegetables. The vesseNftlso carried 12,000 ft
lumber^ as dunnaze. valued at 1192.
Time Ball.
Branch .Hydrographic Office.' UV S. N.. Mer
chants* Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.,
December 5, 1902. < ••"-./•• »
The Time Ball on tile tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day.
1. e.. at noon of the 120th. meridian, or at S
p. m.. Greenwich time.
/ J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. . in ' charge.
movements of Steamers.
TO ARRIVE./
THE SAN BBA^NCJSCO CALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1902.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued' Prom. Page Eight.
13
AT AUCTM !
BEFlS SALE
BY OBDEB SUPERIOR CODET
At Salesroom oft . /
Sliaifi, Ifflee & Co.
I1S-220 MONTGOMERT ST. ''^
Wednesday
December 10, 1902
At U O'clock Noon. 1 ,' "
MARKET AND >$&
SECOND STREETS
SB. comer: lot 140x185 faet, fronting Ma*-
ket. Second and Stevenson sts. Solid an*
substantial four-story and %as«m«at brie*
building, occupied by thr— tenants. Gram '.
annual rental THIRTT-TWO THOUSAND "
ONE HUNDRED (133.100) DOLLARS.
Th« walls of this traUdlas; ar» unnjuaUjf
beavy and several sdrfttlonal stotflM ewOf
fa« added U deslr <*.
SECOND AND
STEVENSON STREETS
¦¦''" : : i-.<- : '¦'
. RE. corner Second and Stevenson sts.: lot
80 feet on Second «. by 137:8 feet. Solid
and substantial five- story and basement
brick building. Gross annual rental'
THIRTEEN THOUSAND NINS HUN-
DRED (#13.900) DOLLARS. Tats tatQd- ;
fas will stand two or ttr— addition**
MONTGOMERY AND
PACIFIC STREETS
* ¦ v - ¦
KE. corner. 137:8 feet on Pactflo st. by
113:8 feet on Montgomery «t and extra
lot 24x73:8 feet. Thre«- story brick build-'
Ins with annex, occupies about 60x83 te*t
' on corner. Remaining portion ¦ of lot cot- :
'. ered , by Brick and tram* buildings. Fo*u '
tenant*. Gross annual rental J27iO.
For farther details apply
Shalnwald, Buckbee & Co. -
218-220 Montgomery st. Mill* Bulldln*. or t*
JOS. M. QUAT and 8. C. BUCKBES. ftef tr*«*-
Ofloral designs
K)7. PqWELL"5;.!-ELLIS;z:5056
j STAMMERING OR STUTTERING.
{ CELEBRATED Melbourne system for lrn-
j _. t^aiment - at school. Van Ness and Market.
WAREHOUSES.
A— EMPORIUM^ Storage &. Van Co.; furniture^
household goods stored, moved, shipped. 725-
«31 Howard, near Third; phone Grant 101.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 630 Market St.;
teL Main 1840;' chipping at cut ratea.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage .JrMovlng Co., of-'
flee Post and Powell sts.;. tel. Prlv. Ex. 571.
U OLDEN West Storage; advances made; 840
Mission st.; tel. Howard 841. F. W. Zehfuss.
PACD7IC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
P«ny: 2320 Fllltnore Bt.: phone Jackson 2S1.
THE SYNDICATE; cinch the races; try their
plan and handicap. 102 Ellis, open evenings.
I ' TYPE\V RITERS AND SCPPLIES.
"GREAT BARGAINS Ut TYPKWRITERS^-We
s«U better machines for less money than any
house in the city: rentals $3. The Typewriter
Exchange. 636 California; telephone Main 26«.
2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriter Inspcc. Co.. 209 Sansom«
TYPEWRITING A MIMEOGRAPHING.
EXPERT typewriting. 4c folio: coples2c; mlm-
eographlng. 927 Market, r. .".05; Howard 153a.
PROPOSALS. ~~
PROPOSALS— Bids wanted. Notice is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be received
by the board of directors of the Veterans'
Home of California at its office, room 13, 320
Sansome street, San Francisco, California,
up to 1 o'clock p. m. Saturday. December
20, 1902. and opened immediately thereafter,
in the presence of bidders, for furnishing and
delivering quartermaster and commissary
supplies, etc., for the Veterans' Home, Napa I
County, California (railroad station , Yount- ;
vllle), for six months, commencing January
I, 1903, and engine June 30, 1903. Schedules
with information and instructions for sub-
- mitting bids will be furnished upon applica-
tion by the undersigned. Bidders will care-
fully fellow the conditions of the schedules,
and no bid will be considered unless it is in
accordance -with such ¦ schedules. Bids on
tea, coftee and sugar must be made on sam-
ples submitted. No bids will be received
from parties who are not regular dealers in
and carrying stock of supplies on which they
bid. Each bidder must accompany his bid
with a certified check upon some well known
and responsible banking house for at .least 10 .
per cent of the amount of his bid, payable to
C Mason Kinne, Treasurer, conditioned that
s. the bidder will enter into a good and valid
upon notice of acceptance as re- |
quired by law.. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to order any
quantity over or under the amount specified.
Address JOHN F. SHEEHAN, Secretary
Board of Directors of the Veterans' Home
of California, room 13, 320 Sansome street,
San Francisco, California. By order of the
Board of Directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAN,
Secretary. ¦ . .
OFFICE of Constructing Quartermaster. San
Diego, Cal., November 7, 1902— Sealed pro-
posals. In triplicate, for the construction of
the following publio buildings at Fort Rose-
crans. Cal.. will be received here until 10
a. m.. December 6. 1902. and then be opened;
One field officer's quarters, one double cap-
tain's quarters, one double lieutenant's quar-
ters, one double non-commissioned staff quar-
ters, one hospital steward's quarters, one
single artillery barrack, one administration
building, one guardhouse, one quartermaster*
and subsistence storehouse, one quartermas-
ter's stable, one bakery, one coal shed, one,
oil house, one ordnance storehouse. Separate
bids will be received for plumbing, electric
wiring, heating and gas piping. United
States reserves the right to reject or accept
any or all bids In whole or in part. Infor-
mation furnished on application to the un-
dersigned. Proposals will be accompanied by
two guaranties, justifying, jointly, in double
the amount of 10 per cent of the bid. ¦ Sixty
days or less to elapse between acceptance of
bid and execution of contract. Preference
will be given to articles of domestic produc-
tion, cost and quality considered, and to ar-
ticles of American production, produced or
manufactured on the Pacific Coast. Envelopes
containing proposals should .be Indorsed
"Proposals for Public Buildings . at Fort
Rpsecrans," and addressed to Captain R. H.
Rolf e. Quartermaster. U. S. A. > ,
PROPOSALS for transportation to Manila, P.
I. — War Deoartment, Bureau of Insular* Af-
fairs, Washington. D. C, November 15, 1902.
— Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until 12 o'clock noon, December
24th, and then opened in the presence ot at-
tending bidders for the transportation ot
freight for the Philippine Government to Ma-
nila. -P. L. from the following Pacific ports:
Tacoma. Seattle and San Francisco. Through
rate bids are also desired to Manila via the
above Pacific ports from common points in
the interior of the United States. Bids are
desired both with and without full maritime
Insurance. Flat rates are desired for all
property shipped by water independent of
classification. The general' nature and ap-
proximate Quantities can be obtained by in-
quiry at this office and the tbroueh. rate bid
must Include any transfer or storage charges
«n route. The right is reserved to accept
or reject any or all bids or parts thereof.
Information and proposal blanks furnished
at this office. Envelopes should' be marked
"Proposals for Transportation of Freight to
Manila," and addressed to COLONEL CLAR-
ENCE R. EDWARDS. Chief Bureau ot In-
sular Affairs. War Department.
U. S. Engineer Office, Galveston, Tex., Oct,
10. 1902. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for
nearly $1,000,000 worth of jetty work, will be
received and publicly opened as follows: For
work as a whole, until 10 a. m.. Dec. 10,
1902. when they will be publicly sealed and
kept until 4 p. m., Dec. 13, 1902. and then
opened. For Galveston South Jetty. ¦ until
2 p. m.. Dec 10, 1002, and then opened. For
Galveston North Jetty, until 2 p. fn., Dec.
II. 1902, and then opened. For Aransas
Pass Jetty, until 2 p. m., Dec. 12, 1902, and
then opened. For Brazos River Jetties, until
2 p. m.. Dec. 13, 1802, and then opened. For
information appjjr to C. S. R1CHE, Capt.,
Ensrg. ' , /
MAKEIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Paul P. Robinson, 21. 791 Sutter street, and
Irene M. Stiles, 22, 154 Fourteenth/ street.
John J. Murray, 28. San Rafael, and Mar}
A. Wolter. 23. Monterey. • - .
Frank L. Linvllle, 22, 2926 Bush street, and
Irene Seward, 18, 1966 Bush street.
Antonio Lusso, 25, 220S Powell street, and
Ida Boarlno, 21, 2208 Powell street.
Louis Marks, 36. 837 Howard street, and
Esther Conn. 23, 457 Minna etreet.
William M. Green, 24, 155 Perry street, and
Clara M. Larsen, 18, city.
Roscoe *C Jones, 40, city, and Jennie J.
Dartvie, 35, San Jose.
Jose A. da SUveira, 26. 63 Jackson street,
and Emilia C. Avila, 22, Tiburon. . -
James H> Norton, 60. Golden Gate, and Min-
na H. Elliott. 60, 534 Golden Gate avenue.
Albert M. Parris, 23, 118 Sixth street, and
Jennie A. Cheesman, 19, 219 Harriet street.
John C. ' OuKhin, 35, city, and Anastasla C.
Dnrkln. 25. city.
' BIRTHS— MARBIAEES-^DEATHS. ¦
Birth, marc-tape and death notices sent by
mail will not be 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.
MABB.IED.
BEADLE: — HOWARD — In this city, December
8 1902, by the Rev. William Rader, George
6. Beadle of Fruitvale, Cal., and Carolyn II.
Howard of San Francisco. •)/ *
MECKEL — HOCKER, — In' Sacramento, Decem-
ber 2, 1902, by theTRev. Father Quinn, Fred-
erick C. Meckel and Mary T. Hocker, both
of .Weaverville, Cal. - • ¦ <¦
SERVEL — FEKRAN— In this city, December
4, 1902, ' by John R. Daniels, Justice of the
Peace, Eierre F. Servel and Philomene Fer-
ran, boA of *San Francisco. ¦ -¦ ¦
DLED. ,
Alexander, Sarah A. ' Klnucan, . Charles P.
Allen, Edgar. L. . Kirketerp, Wm. C.
Anderson. John Lagomarsino, G.'
"Beckhusen, Lena- L. Leahey, Julia
Bergman, August. H. I McGuire, James M.
Butterfleld, William McLinan, William P.
Evans, Pearl M. ~ Noonan, Edward
Fallon, Thomas Ritchie, William C.
Gallagher, Dennis f Rodden, George ¦
Gallagher, Farrell . Sanchez, Jose M. ' '¦
Hall. Frank R. Scully.. Mary
Harripan,. Cornelius Segulme, Sarah I. .
Hoerchner, Mrs. C. Sllverman. Anna
Johnson, Joseph E. Trolan, Mary
Kearney, John Wilson, Martha -
Kelly. Margaret F. Zip
Klngsley, Elizabeth
ALLEN— In this city, December 4, 1902, Edgar
L. Allen, a native of Nantucket, Mass. |
E7 Funeral services 'at 1:46 o'clock Sun-
day,* December 7, at the parlors of the. First
Presbyterian Church, corner . of Sacramento
etreet and Van Ness avenue. Interment pri-
vate. Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland.
Please omit flowers.
ALEXANDER— In this city. December 4, 1902,
Sarah Ann Alexander, beloved sister of Mary
J. \ Copeland, ] aunt of Louise Royce, W. G.
B NEAREST THE CITY V
It OFFICE: 916 MARKET ST. fl
• j*
I: : jambs McGinn,
Fcrmerly with McGinn Bros., has opened
n«w Funeral Parlors at £14 Eddy sL, bee
Taylor and Jones.. Telephone South 570.
THOMAS MAGEE^SOKS CT '
Real Estate Agents, ' i
Jb^c^ Di ° a •*•• *° front; fine view;
rt&^S?f. "- : 34xl37 % *«* deep; fine
fla o^ci h ty^ork 1 S an n e o D r t th BPaCe °*
ch^ p KK> ~ <5r<>en 6t - : 3^13714; flne vlew;/very
tij'^^-Sreen St.; 31xl37y.; 'fine view
mo^l^orTexfe^ 018 ' Fill.
4<iS^ lmore: «"* iot for
fa'n^lS- 1^ 11 Bt " : •™nf: fine view.
t8 rK^i 001 g f renlln * r °r 516 a month.
strm^kTone 1 /' C! ° SC: £tre6t bUUt UP(
oili',5?°~ Fnlmore jUEt n °rth ofl Union: lots
2tri00; ea F y terms; Flllmore. from Union to
Iw'i'ay will be business street.
«2,«0C— Hayee- Bt.; 25x137 14. wfth 3 feet of
permanent epace on the west, betides being a
key lot 100 feet from jjorner.
Only $2.300-Oak st; . 20x137^; lot almost
level; etreet work and sidewalk all done;
electric cars passing; facing Golden Gate Pan-
k handle; cheapest lot on Oak st to-day.
!H;£~~£ evisaden> st -= Iot 25xi25.
,«£T— 3° — \«"v cheap lot; Green . st.; 27i4x
13,1*; good locality.
SS' 1 ? 0 — Fu 'ton St.. north side.
,..?f- 100 — Hayes et. ; cars passing; lot 25x
i^Mv? pI ? ndid building lot.
t»,!? 1^~J'w nl0 J l * t - 25x137%; cheapest lot In
that neighborhood.
$2.000— Greenwich et., 35 feet front by 137%
feet deep. ™
$2,000— Greenwich st.. 37%ei37»4.
$2,0C(^-Magnincent view, not to be shut out-
Buena vista ave.; 25x125: 1% blocks south of
Halg-ht et. ; faclnr Bueca Vista Park
$1.700 — On South Broderick st.. level lot-
readi- to build.
$1.600— Fulton St.. facing the Park, north
side; £5x137 *£. •
$1.250 — Filbert et., near Webster: a cheat)
£5-foot lot; street all done.
$J»00— South Broderick st.. 25x121; fine view
of city.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
. ¦>_ 5 Montgomery street.
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY <Inc>
Loans on real estate, also for the full cost
cf taprovements and partrcost of lot; houses
built on terms to suit; £lans free; interest
6 per cert. 10T-S Crocker building.
REAL ESTATE— COPNTRY For Sale
BARGAINS— 160 a»ee. 12 act-es bearing or-
chard and %-ineyard; watered and timber;
healthy; near railroad; homestead adjoining;
price $1000; easy terms. 640 acres, heavily
timbered 6ugar pine; will make fine stock
rar*e; price $1500; call early. 504 Kearny
St., room S.
EARGAIN $2500.
Sausalito elegant home; first-class plumbing:;
electric lights; plenty of hot water; beauti-
ful view; three bedrooms; kitchen; double
parlors, dining-room and bathroom; call any-
time. F. R. ECKEETS Cottage Sausalito;
owner obliged to go East In summer.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Email tracts. $60 to $90 per acre, on Raneho
Cotati, Sonoma Co.; future value assured, as
Ean Francisco is growing rapidly; location
best for poultry and general farming-. Apply
to The Cotati Co.. 302 California St., for
for pamphlet and information.
A LARGE list of choice country lands in all
sections of California. Land Department
AMERICAN GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.,
S20-1-2-3 Hayward building. -
ALFALFA land, within 80 mHes of city; write
for particulars. MARK LAKE, 116 Stont-
gomery ct.
REAL ESTATE WASTED.
WANTED — Lot 40 to 50 feet front, convenient
to Polk and Ellis sis.: will pay more than
market price cr will lease for 10 to 20 years,
paying 5 per cent on value of lot yearly, or
' will sell 3 rood frame buildings. 720 to 724
Ellis et.. to be removed. DOLAN CO.. 1607
Market St.. opposite Franklin. -
ALAMEDA ADYERTipENft
ESTATE.
tKE cur beautiful homes for sale.
Ideal location. Great bargain.
EASY TERMS.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
1500 Park St.. Alameda."
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
*^200 — TWO-STORY house of 7 rooms and
bath; large let; near station.
$3000 — Fine 2-story house of 7 rooms: new;
near station and electric railroad; everything
modern.
$5000 — Near the university and east of Tele-
graph ave.; fine house of 8 rooms; lot 50x
130; street work all done; a bargain.
$4500 — New house of 8 rooms: modern in every
respect; lot C0xl60: street work all done.
(450 — Fine building lots on \ macadamized
street, near station.
JOSEPH J. MASON, Real Estate,
Berkeley station.
A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY '¦ —
Fine, modern. 11-room. 3-story colonial style;
specially constructed; fine Interior finish;
every modern convenience; Berkeley's choice;
central location; reduced to $6500; a real
home bargain.
LAIMAXCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
4gQ and 4C2 Eighth st.. Oakland.
$1500 — -MILK route, supplying 110 customers;
IS cows, 2 horses, 2 wagons, cans and othw
dairy implements Included; terms can be had
If desired; the ranch run comprising 4 acres,
stable, barn for 20 cows. etc.. with fine sup-
ply of water, can be rented for $16 80 per mo.
$3000 — 1% acres of land on College ave.;
etreet work all comnlete.
W. C MORAJT & CO.. i
2121 Stanford place, S
¦_ Berkeley Station.
WOO EACH — 2 cottages of 5 rooms each; West
Berkeley.
$£200 — 10- room bouse: Durant are.: lot oOx
ISO: corner.
CHENEY A BERRY. Berkeley.
BERKELEY. Oakland. «tc. cottages or lots,
all tixem: term*. MURDOCK. M0 Pine. 8. V.
FRUITYALEADYERTISEMENTS
FRTJITVAX.E REAL ESTATE. -
LARGE list of desiratl* property (open Eun-
eay>.P.H.Blake.Fn»ltT»l«. K. l«th «t..nr.P.O.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFF ICg. HIS* BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
$Ss3^L^""377£a"50T^
on north tide of the etreet and high up; Just
half a block from Oakland ave. electric car
line; best locality In Oakland.
Address GEOrH. VOSE. 467 Twelfth St.,
Oakland. ...
SPECIAL bargain — $2500; a modern cottage
of 7 rooms end bath, etc.; good location; lot
60x127: ail etreet work done. Apply at P.
C. LASSEN'S. 4B0 10th St.. Oakland.' Cal.
OAKLAAD HOTELS.
HOTEL TOURAINE, Fourteenth and Clay sts.
— Lofty ceilings, epacious halls; modern and
select: a borne for families or Elnele ladies
and gentlemen; suites and single rooms;
sample rooms for commercial tana.
OAKLAJfD F^S^JJS^jg^gg^ SALE '
rCKKITVRE good and cheap this month, fl.
ECHELLHAA8. 405 Eleventh St.. Oakland.
D1VIDKMJ KOTICJBS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE — Dividend No. 207 of
forty-two cents per share on the Issued cap-
ital «tock of the -Contra Costa Water Com-
pany will be payable at the office of the com-
pany, rooms 30-34. third floor, Crocker build-
ing on December 15th, 1902; transfer books
wui close on Tuesday, December ©th, at 3
p. m. EDWARD McOARY, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE: — The Giant Powder Com-
pany. Con.— A dividend. No. 48. of fifty cents
(50) per share on the Issued capital stock
of the company has been declared^jayable < at"
the office of the company, rooms 202, 204, AN
Hayward building, San Francisco, on Decem-.
ber 10 1902. Transfer books close December
8. 1802. at noon. J. R. LEAVELL. Secretary.
SEWISQ MACHIXKS AJfP . SUPPLIES.".
ALL kinds bought, sold, rented, «« h * a «*^f"--
pairing; lowest rates. Tel. Grten 144. 205 4th.
ALL kinds bought, sold and repairing guaran-
•MO. Cfcas. PUmbeck, 1815 Mission, nr. 15th.
, c~7" Friends and acquaintances are respact-
/ fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
7 (Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from Mission Ma-
' sonic Temple, 2668 Mission street, where
„ cervices will be held under. the auspices of
Mission Lodge No. 169, F. and A. M. . Inter-
ment Mount -Olivet Cemetery. ¦¦-..; .¦•.-. :¦¦..••••¦.
RITCHIE— <In this city, December -6, 1902,
William C., husband of Mrs. Eliza *J.
Ritchie, and father of Mrs. William Boyd,
Mrs. Charles D. Shield and All le, Roy, Irene
and the late W. H. Ritchie, a native of Ire-
land, aged 53 years.. • - V ' ¦
RODDEN— Suddenly, December 4. 1902, at his
. home in 'h San , . Rafael, ' George Rodden, . be-
loved husband of Caroline Rodden, and father
of Mrs. L. R. i Carrigan," Mrs. Harry " Martin
and George F. Rodden. aged ;72 years. , '
E^Friends are Invited to attend the fu-
Ey Funeral Sunday, December 7, .1902, at
12 o'clock, from her lata residence, 2305 De-
vlsadero street, thence to St. Dominic's
'Church, corner Steiner' and Bush streets,
where services will be field at 1 o'clock. In-
terment Holy Cross Cemetery. > . ¦
McGUIRE — In this city, December 3, 1902.
James M., beloved son of Frank and .Annie
McGuire, and loving brother of Phil, John,
Annie and Frank McGuire. a', native of San
Francisco, aged 24 • years 10 months and 9
days. . ¦
McLINAN — In this . clty, c December 25, 1902,
William P. McLinan, beloved father of Mrs.
Mary Newman' and William, G. McLinan, a
native. of. Pennsylvania, aged .76/ years 2
months and 17 days. (Salinas and Weaver-
¦ vllle papers please copy.)/ :.v.-.,. . —
NOONAN — In this ' city, December 3, ' 1902,
Edward, dearly, beloved husband of Mary E.
Noonan, - and Beloved father of Irene. ¦ Flor-
- ence, Lillian, 'Ruth 'and .Mildred Noonan,' a
( native of Fall River, Mass., aged 50 years 8
months and 14 days. ..,.'. v , .
(ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 11:30 o'clock, from the pallors
of H. F. Suhr & Co.; 1137 Mission street, be-
. tween Seventh and Eighth, thence to St. Pat-
rick's Church • for • services. Interment - Holy
Cross Cemetery. /'»"-••
KINUCAN— In this city, December 5, 1902, at
the residence of his parents, 1 Morse place,
¦ off Broadway, near Leavenworth etreet
\i Charles P.. beloved son of John and Bridget
Klnucan, loving husband of Louisa and
father of Louis E. Kinucan, a native' of San
Francisco, aged 23 years 10 months and 15
days. ,, ! ¦.
KIRKETERP— In this city, December 4, 1902,
j William Christian, beloved husband of Lona
Belle Kirk«terp, • a native of San Francisco.
ICTFuneral services to-day (Saturday), at
1 o'clock, from residence, 1055 Bush street. '.
LAGOMARSINO — In this city, December 4,
1902, Giovanni Lagomarslno, beloved hus-
band of Adelaide Lacomarslno, and beloved
father of Giovanni, ! Eda and Louisa Lago-
marslno, a native of Italy, aged 48 years. ,
C7 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday,
December 7, 1902, at 1 o'clock, from his late
residence, 3520 Sacramento street, between
Locust and Laurel. Interment Italian Ceme-
-tery. ¦. . - = -•,:.-
LEAHEY — In this city, December 4," 1902, Julia
Lcahey, beloved wife of the late Patrick
Leahey. and aunt of Mrs. Annie Kelly, John
McGratb and Edward Kelly, : a native of
Ireland. ' • - ' . .
CyFrtends and acquaintances are respect-
fully in\'ited to attend the funeral to-day
(Saturday), at 11 o'clock, from the residence
of his daughter, 51 Tehama street, thence to
St... Brendan's .Church for services. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery;
KELLY— In this city, December 4, 1902, Mar-
garet F., beloved wife of Joseph ' Kelly,
mother of Mrs. Thomas Howard, Mrs. Joseph
King, Mrs. Phil Bannon, Sister Mary Berch-
man (O. S. D.) and Mary C, John B., Jo-
seph E. and L. A. Kelly, and sister of Mrs.
K. Donnolly of Vallejo. a native of Sliac,
Ireland, . aged • 58 years. (Boston papers
please copy.) . ¦ ' —
(CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited- to attend the funeral to-day
(Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock, from Ifer late
residence, 221 Thirteenth street, between
Howard and Mission, thence to St. Ignatius
Church, where a solemn requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul
at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery. ¦ - . ¦;¦¦..
KINGSLEY— In this . city, December 4, 1902..
Elizabeth Kingsley, heloved wife of Thomas
Kingsley, mother of the late Mamie and
Bernard Klngsley, daughter of ' Michael and
Mary Hennessey, and sister of I Mrs. Wil-
' Ham Horrican and David Hennessey, a na-
tive of Sanj Francisco, aged 39 years 6
'months and 10 days.
. CC^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday,
December 7, at 1. o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of, the Henry J. Gallagher. Under-
' taking Company, 20 Fifth- street, thence to
the Church of St. Charles Borromeo for ser-
vices. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HALL — In this city, December 3. 1902, Frank
Rowell, beloved husband of Lizzie Hall,
father of Juanita' Hall, beloved son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam.H. Hall, and be-
loved brother of Sarah Marryatt, Mrs. J. U..
Oberle, Baily Hall. Bella Hall and the late
Marian E. and James D. Hall, a native of
San Francisco, aged 32 years 8 months and
1 day.
$y Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Saturday, at 2 o'clock; at his late residence,
2257 Lombard street. Interment- Laurel Hill
Cemetery. . . ' \
HARRIGAN— In this city, December 6, 1002,
Cornelius, beloved husband' of ' Catherine
Harrlgan, a native of County Cork, Ireland,
aged 76 years.. ' . ,-
, E7The funoral will take place to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 894 Fulton street, thence to Sacred
Heart Church for services. Interment pri-
vate.
HOERCHNER— In Portland, Or., November
24, 1902, Mrs. Charles Hoerchner, a native
of Batavia, N. Y.
JOHNSON— In this city,' December 8, 1902,
Joseph E., beloved husband of Jessie John-
son, son of William Johnson, and father of
Mrs. May Dunlap, Orvll and William John-
son. Mrs. Charles Granholt, Sarah Johnson,
Mrs. Grace Barton and Hazel Johnson, a na-
tive of Southwell, England, aged 60 years 8
monthB and 21 days. v-
ETFuneral w m u ij e p x &c^ at rjlxon, Cal.,
at 2 o'clock. Sunday, December -7, (1902.. .
KEARNEY — Entered into' rest,. December 3,
1902. John, beloved husband of the late Mar-
garet Kearney, and father of Josle and Mag-
gie Kearney and Mrs. J. Brldeewood. a na-
tive of the parish of Cullen, County Tipper-
ary, Ireland, aged 57 years 11 months and 8
days.
Ity Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday,
December 7. at 1 o'clock, from Charles J. 13.
Metzler's undertaking parlors, 036 Washing-
ton street, thence to 413 Sutter Btreet,
Druids' Hall, under the auspices of Templar
Grove No. 19, U. A. O. D., commencing at
2 o'clock sham. Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery. . - ...
BUTTERFIELD^-In this : city, December S,
1902, William, beloved husband of R. O. But-
terfield, and father of Daniel J., W. E. and
Harold G. Butterfleld and Mrs. Rose C. Ed-
wards, a. native of Canada, aged 57 years 1
¦ month and 10 days. . • ' '. '-
ICyFrlends and acquaintances . and mem-
bers of the Socialist party are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sun-
day),^! 2 o'clock, from the parlors of Hal-
sted & Co., 940 Mission street. -¦'.-].
EVANS— In this city, December 8, 1902, Pearl
M., dearly beloved wife of Ralph H. Evans,
daughter of Walter and Julia Duryea, and
sister of Isabelle. Ora. Karl, Julia, Gladys,
Goldie, Margaret, Marjorie and Wllma Dur-
yea, a native of Sacramento, Cal.*, aeed 24
years. 10 months and 13 days. - ; .
in? Friends and acquaintances | are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 2:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, - 76 Fourteenth street, near Folsom.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by elec-
tric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guer-
rero streets. -.. ¦'
FALIiON — In Oakland. December 5, 1902.
Thomas Fallon, beloved uncle of. Frank and
the late Mary and Patrick Fallon, and cousin
of James Shanley, a native of the -parish of
Tarmon, County Roscommon, Ireland,, aged
(38 years. • ¦ ; s* . ,
GALLAGHER— In this city, December 3; 1902,
Dennfs," beloved husband of ' Sabina Gal-
lagher, father of . Magsrie, - Frank, Willie,
May, John, Dennis and Sabina Gallagher,
brother-in-law of Miss M. . Kelly, 'and son-
in-law of Mrs. B. Kelly, a native of Glas-
gow, Scotland, aeed 36 years 4 months and
2 days. A member of Boilermakers' Union.
(CFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 11 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 836 Iowa street, near Army, 'thence
to St. Teresa's Church for services at -11:45
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
GALLAGHER— In this city. December 4, 1902,
Farrell, beloved husband of the late Lizzie
Gallagher, father of -Bernard Gallagher and
Mrs. Catherine Martin, and brother of James
and toe late. Bernard Gallagher' and Mrs.
Susan Murphy, a native of Ireland,' aged 69
years.
Copeland and Florence Nicholson, and grand-
aunt of Charles Iloyce and F. J. Doutrick, a
native of Indiana, aged 76 years 10 months
and 28 days.
luTTrtends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Saturday), at 1:30 o'clock, from 'the resi-
dence of W. G. Copeland, 897 Noe street. In*
' terment private. . ' . ¦ :¦ .'.
ANDERSON — In this "city, December 5, 1902,'
John Anderson, a native of Sweden, aged 58
years. ~ ¦ . '
BECKHUSEN— In this city. December 3. 1002,
Lena L., beloved v/ifo of John 1 H. Beckhu-
sen, and mother of Rosie / L. Beckhusen, a
native of Switzerland, aced 36 years 11
months and 17 days. ' - ¦¦ .' " ,\
B^'Frlends and acquaintances -are' respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday,
at 2 o'clock, from the funeral parlors of
Porter & White. -122 Eddy street. Interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery... ¦ : ¦ i '
BERGMAN— In this city, December 4, 1902,
August -Herman Bergman, beloved, husbano.
of Emma Bergman, a native of Norman,
.aged 44 years 9. months and 10 days. *
neral services at his late residence, 400 Fifth
street. San Rafael, on ..Sunday, December - 7.
at 1:30 o'clock. Interment private. - :
SANCHEZ — In Millbrae, : December 4, 1902,
Jose Maria Sanchez, beloved husband of
Thomasa V. Sanchez, and father. of Eloisa
Sanchez, a native of California, aged .67
years and 6 months, v - . ¦- .... ; ,-. ;
C7" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the' funeral Monday,
December 8, 1902, at 9 o'clock, from his late
j residence, thence to I St. Matthew's - Church,
- San Mateo. where a solemn requiem mass
• will be celebrated- for, the' repose of hlu
soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. § Interment
St. John's Cemetery. 'v ' ; '¦ V
SCULLY — In this city. December 5, 1902,' Mary
Scully, dearly beloved wife of John . Scully,
and beloved mother . of ' Dennis Scully, Mrs.
H. W. Himmelman, .Mrs. W. "* J. JMcLough-
' ' lin, Mrs. : G. Tampakes, • Mrs. F. Sheridan
•and Joseph Scully, a' native* of Ireland.
SEGUIME— In this city, December 5, 1902, at
her residence; - 162 Potrero avenue, Sarah
Isabella Seguime. ¦ ¦ . ¦-, % ,
SILVERMAN— In this city, December 5, 1902,
Anna Sllverman. dearly beloved wife of Ja-
cob Sllverman. and loving mother of ' Solie
and Morris Silverrnan. a native of Russia,
aged. 25 years and<9 days. . _x ¦.
TROLAN — In this city, December 4, 1002,
Mary, beloved, wife of . Peter Trolan, | and
mother of Mrs. H. P. Healey, a native of
. Ireland.. • • , ' -;.'•' - ; ,. • ,-.
WILSON— In Santa Martrarlta, Cal., December
. 3, 1902, Martha, beloved, wife of J. C. Wil-
son, mother of Mrs. Mary Wlllson of Cres-
tbn, Cal., Daniel Faeh of Arroyo Grande,
• Cal.; Ambrose Faeh of "Dawson, Alaska, . and
stepmother of Mrs. Alice Macartney of Oak-
land, a native of Illinois, aged 71 years. .
ZIP— In this city, December 6, 1002, Zip, aged
45 years.'. . - # • ¦ • . • ¦ - .
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