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Mrs. Benjamin Blackburn, a comely
matron, 24 years o£ age, presented
herself and her nine-year-old daugh
ter at - the Emergency Hospital at 1
o'clock this morning^ They were hun
gry, and the woman said her husband
was a drinking man, not ' able to sup
port his family, one of whom is a babe
of three years. She, wants a home for
her. children and' a chance to earn. a
living for. herself. She was cared for
at the hospital last night.; •
Hospital Has Early -Visitors.
. ARRIVED.
Wednesday, June 1.
Stmr Phoenix, Odland. 26 hours from Eu
reka.
BAILED.
Wednesday^ June 1.
Stmr Elizabeth. Jens*n, Coqaille River.
Stmr Marshfleld Dettmers, .
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TATOOSH— Passed In June 1— Stmr Mlneola,
hence May 30. for Tacoma.
SEATTLE — Sailed June 1 — Stmrs Oregon and
Senator, for Nome.
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU — Arrived June 1— Stmr So
noma, hence May 26.
Sailed June 1 — U S stmr Solace, for Guam;
Btmr Coptic, for San Francisco; schr Bertie
Minor for Eureka.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK— Sailed June 1— Stmr Oceanic
for Liverpool.
QUEEN STOWN — Arrived June 1— Stmr Sax
onla, from Boston, for Liverpool, and pro
ceeded; stmr -Merlon, from Philadelphia, for
Liverpool, and proceeded. ¦ .
Sailed June 1— Stmr Carpathla. from Liver
pool for New York.
ANTWERP— Sailed June 1 — Stmr Switzer
land, for Philadelphia.* ¦ - *¦
CHERBOURG— Arrived June 1— Stmr Patri
cia, from New York, via Plymouth, for Ham
burg, rand t>roceeded. * .¦ . -
. HONGKONG — Arrived prior to June 1 — Stmr
Chlng Wo, from Portland, Ore. .
LIVERPOOL— Sailed June 1 — Etmr Cedric,
for New : York. ¦¦ via Queenstown ; stmr Noord
land for Philadelphia, via Queenstown.
. LONDON — Sailed ; June ¦ 1— Stmr Nicarla,
from Hamburg,' etc., for San Francisco. .- *; I;
Late Shipping Intelligence.
Theresa A.. Oelrichs (wife of H.) to Virginia
.Vanderbilt (wife of W. K. Jr.), undivided half
of the following : < Lot on SW. corner • of Pine
and Sansome streets, W 222:6 by S 137:6; also
lot on 8 line of Pine street, 222:6 TV of San
some, TV 25 by 8 137:8; al«6 lot on S line of
Eleventh street^ and NW of Mission, NW 275
by SW 650; also lot on NW corner of. A' street
and Twenty-seventh avenue, N 195 by\W 120;
also lot on N line or Post street. 60 E of Kear
ny,.E 20, N 60,. E 57:6, 8 122:6. W 77:6; also
lot' on £ line of Montgomery street. 70:0 S uX
Elizabeth E. Tlmson to Abel W. Cudworth,
lot on E line of Laguna street, 100 N of Green,
N 21 by 12 100; $10.
Alphonso E. and Maria D. Sachns to Oussta
Caaner, lot on W line of Scott street, 100 S of
O'Farrell, S 25 by W 90; $10.
Thomas H.. and Sarah D. O'Connor to
Christena Carroll, lot on N line of Golden
Gate avenue, 178:6 E of Baker street, B 27:8
by N 137:6; $10. ' *
w Elizabeth L. Murray to J. Frank Walters,
lot on N line of .Pacific avenue 115 .W of
Baker street, W 33 by N 132:4; $10.
Matthew I. Sullivan to . Roman Cathollo
Archbishop of San Francisco, lot on SB corner
of Haight and Ashbury streets, K 126 by S 150;
$10.-
Charles and Jessie Patton to T. B. Draper,
lot on W line of Ashbury street, 82:6 N of
Hnlght. N 25 by TV 100; $10.
Antolne A. and Anna (or Annie) Majitke to
Oscar Heyman, lot on E line of Guerrero
street. 70 S of Ridley, S 21, E 90, N 17, W 40,
N 4, W 50; $5.
Oscar Heyman to Stephen T. Luck, same;
$10.
Hibernla Savings and Loan Society to John
Gustavson, lot on E line of Stevenson street,
292:0 N of Fourteenth, N 27:0 by E C5; $10.
Charlotte U. Warren to Frank W. Warren,
lot on N line of Seventeenth street, 115 E of
Dolores. N 125:5% by E 33:7H: $1*>-
Hlbernia Savings and Loan Soclfcty to Flor
ence Wooster lot on N line of Twenty-first
street. 250 E of Castro, E 25 by N 114; $800.
George 8. Crim et al. to Grace M. Crim.'lot
on TV line of York street, 118 N of Twenty-first,
N 100 by TV 10O; $10.
Golden Gate Syndicate to Mary E. Ughtner.
lot on E line : of Fair Oaks street, ¦> 110 S of
Twenty-fifth, 8 50 by B 115; $5.
• Henry Buttner Jr. to Adelheld TVIrtz (wife
of Nicholas), lot on SE corner of Twenty
ninth and Church streets, S 27 by E 80; $10.
Ellen Folger to Folgcr Estate Company (cor
poration).' lot on S line of Clay street, 2C0 E of
Drumm. E 75 by 8 119:0; $10.
: Same to same, lot on E line of Davis street.
91:8 N of California.- N 45:10 by E 137:»: $10.
John Moroney (by. Murray F. Vandall, Com
mlsrloner) to German Savings and Loan So
ciety, lot on N line of Bush street, 110 "W of
Gough. W 30 by N 120; $7700. :
¦WEDNESDAY, JTTJNB 1.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. .
OAKLAND, June 1. — Charles A.
French, a Berkeley sprinkling cart
driver, who was arrested at Berkeley
Monday for drunkenness, died this
morning at the Receiving Hospital
from pneumonia. He was kept over
night in the lockup at Berkeley, but
his condition became so bad yester
day that French was sent to the hos
pital. He was 48 years of age. Cor
oner Mehrmann took charge of the
body. <"""
Causes Death.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa.. June L-r
Charles E. Foster, captain of Company
K, First Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, died this morning at his home
In East Mauch Chunk at the age of 78
years. He was the son of Asa Lansford
Foster, who was the owner of many
hundreds of acres of coal lands ad-
Joining the Coxes in Lower Luzerne, on
a portion of which the town of Eckley
is now situated. In 1849 he went to
California, whence he returned after ten
years. A widow survives. The funeral
will take place Friday.
Old Officer Dies.
Hiram Crabtree, an Early Day Celeb
rity, Passes Away In Montana.
MILES CITY, Mont., June 1. — Hi
ram Crabtree, a noted- character of the
early days of the State of Washing
ton, has been found dead in his cabin
near this place. The father of Crab
tree was responsible for the Yakima
Indian war in 1853, braining an Indian
chief with an ax handle because the
latter attempted to drive him off a
tract of land he had settled upon.
PIONEER CHARACTER DEAD.
NEW YORK, June 1. — Samuel B.
Callaway, president of the American
Locomotive Company and former pres
ident of the New York Central Rail
road, died to-day, following: an opera
tion for mastaoidltis, at the age of 54
years.
Callaway was vice president of the
Union Pacific in the eighties and had
been connected with other railways.
Samuel R. Callaway of New York Suc
cumbs to an Operation.
RAILWAY MAGNATE DIES.
Unlisted Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Art.
Bay CPC 6s. 8S — S P C R 4*. — 100
B L Wat 6S.115 — 8 P Co 4H». 98% —
Cal NW 5s.. — 112 Sun Tel 6«..113 —
M C Wat 6S.100 — Do 69 — 105
RIs I Wks5s — 107% Suttr-st ROs.106 113
SF- Drdk: 5s — 113% UR of SF 4*. 78% —
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Ala S Co... — 30. Mat-Nav Co. — 90 -
Cal Cot Mils 80 87 Nev Nat Bk. — 200
Cal G&ECor. — 60 N S R R Co 9J4 —
Cal Powder. — 150 N Cal P Co. 10% 11 &
Cal Ship Co. 21 27 Oak Bk Sav.112% —
Cal T I & T.115' — Oak T Con.. 75 —
Cen Bk. Oak — ' 65 . IOOF Hall A « —
Chutes Co . . — '•--. 7% Orpheum Co. — ¦ 16%
City & C Bk — 112 PacC Caa Co. 120 —
CypLImp.. 6% — Pac S Tel. .100 —
East Dynm 260 Paraf Paint.. 38 —
DpntPwd pf d — 80 S F Drydock 60 ~
Do com .. — 60 8F&SJ Coal. 25 32%
FN Bk. Oak. 120 — S J Wat Co. — 106
Fischer Thtr 40a — IsO & MTgbt.125 —
Frnch-A Bk.100 — Swiss-A Bk.115 —
Gas Con A.. — 22 Truck Elect.. 11 12%
Hono P Co.. 14 — UR InC pfd. 42% 46
Lon&.SF Bk — 60 Do com ... 9 —
:., Morning Session,
j ¦ Board— : . "
$3,000 United R R of S F 4s, cash.. 78 60
$25,000 United R R of S F 4 per cent.. 78 60
Afternoon Session.
Board — -
$4,000 United R R of S F 4 per cent. . 78 80
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Oil Stocks— Bid. Asked. !
Apollo 46
Associated Trust Cert 1ft 20
Azteo .... -75
California Standard 13
Caribou 4 BO 5 00
Central Point Con 62
I Chicago Crude ' l« 21
1 Claremont 65
Four 70 !
Fulton 3 75 i
Giant l .. . 15 J
Hanford 190 00 199 00 i
Home i 62%
Imperial ; 18 0O !
Independence 26 27
Junction 12 Kt !
Kern 4 8 0 ;
I Kern River 10 25 .... '
Lion 01
Monarch of Arizona 40
Monte Cristo 65 CO
Occidental of W Va. 08 10
Oil City Petroleum 68 6!)
Peerless 14 00
nttsburg 15
Reed Crude 1 bo
Senator 63 65 i
Sovereign 38. 1
Superior 03 04 I
Thirty-three 8 25
Toltec ¦ 21 - .... 1
Twenty-eight 8 25 8 75
Wabash 35 41
Associated Bonds , 70 00
Miscellaneous —
California Jockey Club 130 00
Fischer's Theater 65 ....
Northern Cal Power 10 75 11 12%
- SALES.
Morning Session.
100 Sovereign 39
600 Monto Cristo v C5
Afternoon Session.
1000 Sovereign 38
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the eales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Mornlns Session.
200 Andes ... 15| 200 Ophlr 5 50
400 Belcher ."...'.. 30 1 2C0 Overman .15
1C0 Caledonia ... 87| 100 Savage 30
20O Chollar 16| 10O Sierra Nev .. 39
]00 Con C & Va.l 53 :i00 Union Con .. 05
200 Gould & Cur. 27| 600 Utah 06
WO Mexican ...;.l 50] 200 Yellow Jacket. 19
Afternoon Session.
1000 Bullion ...... 11| 100 Sierra Nev .. 39
10O Caledonia ... S5| 100 Sliver Hill .. 54
100 Chollar ...... l!)j 500 Union Con .. C6
locto Justice lot 100 Utah \ 06
200 Potosl 17|
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the eales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
< « . Morning Session.
100 Alta 071 100 Overman ..... 86
200 Gould & Cur. 27| 200 Potosl 19
100 Julia 07 300 Union Con .. . M
100 Mexican . ... .1 55| 300. Utah 06
200 Overman .... 35| 500 Yellow Jacket. .20
Afternoon Session.
I 100 Bullion 11 1C0 Mexican 155
! 20U Chollar 18 200 Ophlr 5 50
300 Con C & V.I 57% 200 Seg Belcher .. 10
100 Gould & Cur. 27 100 Union Con .. 86
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the rales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonoi.ah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
2000 MacXamara . 17 4500 Rescue 05
100 Mont Ton ...1 75 60 Standard Cen. 2 60
1000 Mont Ton ...1 SO 200 Ton Belmont. . t;9
CO Mont Ton ...1,85 100 Ton Belmont.. 70
100 Mont Ton ...1 90 2132 Ton Midway.. 38
Afternoon Session. |
600 MacXamara . 17| 900 Ton Belmont . es
50 Mont Ton,...l 85| 4C0 Ton N Star... 27
100 Ton Belmont.. 72) —
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. June 1 — t p. m.
Bid.Ask.| Bid.Ask.
Alpha 10 12|Justlce 10 12
Alta 07 t9|Kentuck 03 04
Andes 15. 16 Keyes Graes.. — 1 to
Belcher 30 31 Lady Wash .. — Ort
Best & Belch. 1 50 1 60 Mexican 1 55 1 to
Bullion 11. 12 Occidental ... 70 81
Caledonia ... 85 86 Ophlr 5 50 5 62%
Challenge Con 19 21 Overman 35 36
I Chollar (18 19 Potosl 17^18
Confidence ...1 00 1 10 Scorpion ..... 15 17
Con C & Va.l 55 1 t>Q| Savage 29 30
Con Imperial. .01 C2jSeg Belcher ..10 12
I Con N Y 03 OS'sierra Nev .. 38 40
Crown Point. 18 20 Silver Hill ..63 65
East Sierra N 06 — St Louis .... 09 10
Eureka Con.. — , B0 Syndicate .... 03 04
Exchequer . . .'50 ! 37 Union Con . . 55 r.7
Gould & Cur. 27 28 Utah 06 07
Hale & Norc. 78 81|Yellow Jacket. 19 20
Julia 06 0S|
TONOPAH MINES.
Bid.Ask. .' Bid.Ask.
Colehan — 07 Ray & OBrlen 04 05
E«peranza ... ' — 03 Ray Ton .... 11
Gold Anchor. — 30 Rescue 05 06
Gold M Con. 01 ¦ 03 Ton Belmont.. — 69
Jim Butler .. 30 — Ton Cash Boy — 25
Lucky Tom.. — 07 Ton Exten ...1 10 1 20
MacNamara . 16 17 Ton Gold M... 13
Mizpah Ex . . 10 — Ton Midway. .37 3D
Mont Ton.il 77% 1 90 Ton of Nev... 7 60 —
Paymaster . . — 07 Ton N Star. . 23 30
In the death of Daniel H. Coleman
the city has lost one of its old and
respected citizens. He died yesterday
morning at the residence of his son,
1665 Oak street Mr. Coleman came
to San Francisco in the early fifties
and was for a numebr of years as
sociated with the Sheriffs office,
whence he joined the Police Depart
ment and served faithfully up to the
time of his retirement some four or
five years ago. He leaves three sons,
Edward H., Daniel G. and Joseph J.
Coleman. His funeral will be under
the auspices of the Police Department
and will take place to-morrow.
Continued From Pace Fifteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
DEATH CALLS
EX-POLICEMAN
D. H. COLEMAN
. Maria Kerr (owner) with F. L. Hansen (eon
tractor), architect J. A. Porporato — All work
except painting, plumbing, shades and chan
deliers for a three-story and basement frame
building on lot on N line of Sixteenth street.
20O W of Church. W 25 by N 95; $6070.
Same owner with R. Zellnsky (contractor),
architect same — Painting, varnishing and tlnt
lnK for same on same; $640.
Same owner with T. J. Healy & Son (con
tractors), architect same — Plumbing, sewering
and gas 'fitting for same on same; $1KX).
R." Laraia (owner) with J- R- MacGregor
(contractor), architect J. A. Porporato — All
work except shades and chandeliers for a
three-story and basement frame building (Rats)
and alter rear house on lot on N line of Waah
iiiKton street. 87:6 E of Hyde. E 25 by N
137:6; ?10,4«0.
A. Hamet (owner) with C. F. Sheibley (con
tractor), architect Oliver Everett — All work
for alterations to present two-story frame
prosbytere i of Notre Dame des Vlctolres on
lot on N line of Bush street. 113:2 E of Stock
ton. 26 by 100: $4014.
Ellen A. Perry and Hattle R. Cave (owners)
with William Helbing (contractor), architect
. AH work for a. two-story frame building
(four flats) on lot on W line of Tremont ave
nue 106 6 of Frederick street, S 44 by W
80; '$7500. .
Emma Marks (r.wnrr) with Altchlson & Can
field (contractors), architects Martens & Cof
fey — AH work except plumbing, painting, man
tels, shades and gas fixtures for two two-story
frame buildings on E line of Tremont avenue,
177 S of Frederick street, S 44:6 by E 80;
?7012.
Pacquale Previatl (owner) with C. Lerl (con
tractor). architect — All work except
plumbing and painting for a three-story frame
building on E line of Salmon street. 97:6 S
of Broadway. S 20. E 60. — 20, N GO to begin
ning; $2850.
Mrs. S. Hausmann (owner) with William
Little (contractor .and architect) — Alterations
and additions to a two-story frame building
en SW corner of Washington and Flllmore
streets. 8331 Fillmore; $1400.
Aug Sanders (owner) with Erik Boes (con
tractor), architect — All work for a three-.
story frame building (three flats) on NW line
of Market street, 308 SE of Church, SW 25 by
J94; $7900.
J. W. Hamilton (owner) with John A. Hoots
(contractor), architect — All work for a
two-story frame building on W line of Clayton
street, 25 N of Carl. N 25 by W ICO; $4S50.
John H. N. Thom Wohrden (owner) with
Theo S. Holn (contractor), architect Charles J.
Rousseau — All work except mantels, gas fix
tures and shades and grates for a three-story
frame building (flats) on N line of McAllister
street. 92 W of Stetner. W 27:6 by N 87, West
ern Addition 381; $9838.
Frederick R. and Harriet Gibbs to Walter
K. and Mary E. Hubbert, lot on NW line of
Prospect street, 251 SW of Coeo avenue, SW 'M
by NW 122:6; *10.
Walter K. Hubbert to Mary E. Hubbert,
same; gift.
Sarah L. and Richard E. Doran to William
R. Doran. lot on S line of Preclta avenue, 555
W of Folaom street. S along E line of Preclta
Valley 110 100. W 25, N 100. E 25, b€lng NE
portion of Precita Valley 110: $10.
Margaret Dolan to Argonaut M. B. and L.
Association, lots 239 and 250. Cobb Tract; $10.
Bemhard and Ro.«e Getz to Julia Hallinan,
lot on E corner of Brazil and London *>tre*ts,
SE 25 by NE 100, block 13, Excelsior Home
stead; $10.
Emma A. Evans to Cora M. Evans, lot on
E Hn* of Park Hill avenue, 277:7% S from
road around Buena Vista Park. S' (*2:*>4. W
12:4*4 SE 112. NE 52:4, N 71. W 115. lots 13
to 15 Inclusive, block B, Park Hill Homestead;
gift. . ...
, Builders' Contracts.
De A. L. and Beatrice D. Nichols to Alex
ander and Mary Schlltter, lot on B Una of
Twelfth avenue, 175 S of Lake street. S 25
by E 120: $10.
Illbernla Savings, and Loan Society to
Thomas J. and Mary F. H. Tralnor, lot on W
line of Seventeenth avenue, 275 S of A street,
S 25 by W 120; $300. '
Mary D. Morrison to Albert F. Wolter, lot
oh E line of Ninth avenue, 250 N of K street,
N 25 by E 120; $10.
- Pierre or Pierr Leduc to Domenlco Ar
manino, lot on SW line of Twentieth avenue,
75 SE of J street, SE 75 by SW 120. block 401,
South San Francisco Homestead: also lot on
E corner of Twenty-first avenue and J street,
SE 25 by NE 100, block 401, South San Fran
cl.«co Homestead; $10. «v
Lone Mountain Cemetery Company to W. L.
Brackett 'and O. II. Keys, lot In cemetery;
$133. v
Estate of Ludwlg Altschul, by Richard Alt
echul. executor, to Anna D. Joost. lota 1551,
1552. 1553. 1554 and 15T>5 on SW line of Mace
donia etreet. between Montcalm and Byron, on
Gift MaD 3; $100.
Pine, 8 45, E 67:6, N 45, W 67:6: also lot on
¦NW line of Stevenson street, 175 NE of FourtlK
NB 135. NW -70 SW 110, NW 100. SW
25, SE 170; also lot on SW corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Jones street, W 137:8 t»" a
137:0; 'also lot on S line of Turk street, Io7:u
W of Taylor, W 137:6 by,S 137:6; also lot on
NB corner of Octavia and Sutter streets, £.
68:0 by N 137:6; also lot on SE corner ©'Bat
tery and PaclHo streets. S 63:*. E 137:6, N 6:8,
E 137:6, N «1:8, WI275; also lot on SE corner
of Davis and Washington streets. S 01:8. by E
137:6; also lot on NW corner of Washington
aria Drumm streets, N 120 by W 145; also lot
on NW corner of Commercial and Davis streets
N 72:6, W 65, S 17:6, W 40,. N 04:6, W 40. S
64:6, E 20. S 55, E 115; also lot at intersection
of NE line of Montgomery avenue and N lino
of Jackson street E 69:11% N 275, W 137:6,
S 192:10^5. 6E 106:11; also "lot on NE corner
of Jones and- North Point streets, E 275 by N
275; also lot on NW corner of Pine and Jon* 8 ,
streets, W 232:6 by N 137:6: also lot on NW
corner of Pacific and Front street*, N 147:5 by
W 137:6; $10.
Augustus Dickinson to Jeanette Dickinson,
lot on N line of Vallejo street, 156 B of Kear
ny. E 20 by N 137:6; gift.
Minnie Klein (wife of Moses) to Leopold
Auerbach,. lot on NE corner of Broadway and
Kearny street. E 37:6 by N 67:6; $10.
Ellen Folger to Folder Estate Company (a
corporation), lot on NB corner of Taylor and
O'Farrell streets. N 72:6 by E 92:6: 110.
Frank »nd Theresa Carries to Ella F. Franks,
lot on S line of Jackson street 82:6 E of Par
kin. E 27 :¦? by S 110; 510.
Hermann Tanner to Adolph Gsricke, lot on
6E line of Clara street, 376 NE 6t Sixth, NE
26 by SE 80; *10.
Bertha Hagenkamp to George J. or George
H. Merging-, Mary H. Brauer and Freda Stan
ford, lot on SE line of Folsom street. 75 3W
of Eighth. SW 25 by SE 90; $10.
Marie and Ernest H. Forst (by California,
Safe . Deposit and Trust Company, trustee) to
California Home Building Loan Company, 1963
D. l>9, lot on E line of Twentieth avenue. 120
N of Point Lobos avenue, N 55 by ¦¦ E 120,
trustee" b deed; $6847.
Virginia Vanderbilt (wife of W. K. Jr.) to
Theresa A. Oelrichs (wife of H.), undivided V,
of following: Lot on NE corner of Twenty
seventh avenue and A street. N 125 by E 75:
also lot on SW corner of Montgomery and,
¦Sutter streets, S 200 by W 160; also lot on
SW corner of Sutter street and Lick place or
alley. W 125, S 122:6, E 40. S 152:6, E 85,
N 270; also undivided Vi of lot on N line of
Post street, 160 W of Montgomery, W 30 by
N 275; also lot on N' line of Golden Gate
avenue, 137:6 W of Taylor street, W 55 by
N 137:6; also lot on NE corner of Taylor and
Ellis streets E 275, N 197:6. W 23, S 60, W
252, S 137:6; also lot ort SE corner of Sutter
and Powell streets, E 136:3, S 137:6. W 113:9,
N CO. W 47:6. N 20, E 25, N 67:6; also lot
on SE corner of Franklin and Fulton streets,
8 103:l>4 by E 106:9; also lot on SE corner
of Front and Oregon streets, S 60 by E 90;
also lot on NW corner of Pacific and Davis
streets. N 137:6 by W 183:4; also lot on SW
corner of Davis and Vallejo streets. W 137:6
by S 137:6; also lot on SE corner of Davis
and Jackson streets, S 120 by E 80; also lot
on N line of Sacramento street. 120 E of
Front, E 100 by N 119:6; also lot on W line
of Davis street, 40 N of Sacramento, N 45
by W C5; also lot on SW corner of Pine and
Taylor streets. W 137:0 by S 137:6; $10.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1904.
14
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Jm
I CALIFORNIA H
1 LIMITED TO CHICAGO I
g LEAVES DAILY f|
E at 1):*:O a. m , through In 3 day«, H
n with diner and all trapping's. ||
'Other Santa ?* Trains:
7:30a. m.l for Stockton, Fresno. Bakersfleld,
8:00 pi mj Merced. Hanford and Vlsalla.
4:00 p. m. for Stockton.
8 :C0 p. m. for "Kansas City, Grand Canyon and
Chicago.
TICKET OrriCES — 641 Market St. and
Ferry Depot. 3. 7. Also Ilia Broad-
way. Oakland. Cal. 27 South rirst SU
San Jose.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO.
LESSEE
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tiburon Perry, Foot of Market Street.
SAN 7SANCISCO TO SAN BAFA£L.
WEEK DAYS— 7:30. 8:00. 9:00, 11:00 a. m.;
12:35. 2:30, 3:40. 5:10. &:o0, 6:30 and 11:30
p. in. .
Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS — 7:30. 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30,
2:30, 3:40, 0:10, 6:30. 11:30 p. m.
SAN BAFAIIL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
"WEEK DAYS— 6:05. 6:50. 7:35, 7:50, 9:20,
11:15 a. m.; 12:50, t2:00. 3:40, 8:00. 5:20
0:25 p. m. Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:45
p. m.
SUNDAYS— 6:50, 7:35. 9:20, 11:15 a. m,, 1:45,
3:40. 4:50, 5:00,^:20. fl:25. 7:50 p. m. tEx-
cept Saturdays.
Leave J In Effect I Arrive
San Fran. | May 1. 1904. f San Fran. ¦
"Week I Sun- I Destlna- I Sun* J Week
Days. I days. | Uon. 1 days. | Days.
~^~~~~ 7:30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a
7:30a 8:00a 8:40a 8:40a.
8:00 a 9:30 a Ignacio. 10:2Oa 10:2Oa
2:30 p 2:30 p 8:00 p 8:20 p
6:10 p 5:10 p 6:20 p 7:25 p
7:25p
8:45 p
T:30a 7,30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Novato, • 10:20 a 10:20 *
2:30 p 9:30 a Petaluma 6:20 p 6:20 p
5:10 p 2:30 p and 7:25 p 7:25 p
BtlOp Banta Roaa. 8:45 p
7:30 a 7:30~a 10:20 a 10:20 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Fulton. 7:25 p 8:20 p
2:30 p 2:30 p 8:45 p 7:25 p
Windsor,
7:30a 7:30 a Healdsburg, 10:20a 10:20a
Lytton,
2:30 p 2:30 p Geyservllle, 7:25 p 7:25 p
Cloverdale^ _^ _.
7:30 al 7:30 a| "llopland 110:20 a|10:20 a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| and Uklah. |7:25p|7:25p
—~ ~ j j wlilits. I I
7:30 a| 7:30 a| Sherwood. | 7:25 p[ 7:25 p
~8-0Oa| 8:00a| Gurnevllle and 1 10:20 a] 10:20 a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Camp Vacation. [ 8:45 p| 6:2Op
~8-0b a 8 :0O a * 8:40 a 8:40 a
6:10 p 9:30 a Sonoma. 6:00 p 6:20 p
6:10 p Glen Ellen. 8:45 p
7:30 al 7:30 a! : jF 110:20 a|10:20 a
,2:30 p[ 2:30 p| Sevastopol. 't 7.:23 p| 6:20 p
STAGES connect at Santa Rosa for White
Sulphur Springs; at Fulton for AUrurta and
Mark West Springs; at Lytton for Lytton
Springs; at Geyservllle ior Skaggs Springs; at
Cloverdale for the Geysers, lioonevllle and
Greenwood; at Hopland for Duncan Springs.
Highland Springs. Kelseyvllle. Carlsbad
Springs, Soda Bay. Lakeport and Bartlett
Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Springs. Saratoga
Springs, Blue Lakes,' Laurel Dell Lake, Witter
Springs, Upper Lake, Porno. Potter Valley,
John Day's, Riverside, Llerley"s. Bucknell's. '
Sanhedrin Heights, Hullvllle. Orr's Hot
Springs. Halfway Hcuse, Comptche. Camp
Stevens, Hopkins, Mendocino City, Fort Brags,
Westport. Uaal; at Wiillts for Fort Bragg
Westport. , Sherwood. Canto. Covelo. Lay ton-
ville. Cummins, Bell's Springs, Harris. Ol-
sens. Dyer. Garbeay>-ille, I'epperwood. Scotia
and Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates.
On Sundays — Round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office. 650 Market street. Chronicle
building.
. H. C. WHITING. R. X. RYAN.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Agt.
ROOMS FOR HOITSEKEEPIXG Con.
rOLK. 6S4 cor Eddy— Housekeeping rooms
and others; use of kitchen if desired; reaa.
POLK. 14C2— Sunny housekeeping rooms; gas
and bath free; reasonable.
ELTTER. 895 cor. Leavenworth— 2 very de-
sirable front housekeeping rooms; reasonable.
6 UTTER. 2170- 2 or 3 sunny furnished rooms;
houfckenflng: bath and phone; reasonable.
TAYIjOR, 911— Suite furnished: gas. range;
(12 60; 2 attic. ga« range. $3; 1 room J7.50.
TCRK. 80S— Nicely furnished alcove suite and
kitchen; running water, gas, bath and phone.
TWENTY-THIRD. 3726. near Dolores— 3 sunny
bay-window rooms; nice, nest, complete.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received ac
Call branch ofnc*. cor. Duqcaj A Church «t*.
A BRANCH office for Call aav«rtls«m«nts and
subscriptions has been established at 10»«
Valencia ««¦
AFAKTSaXXT HOPST*. '¦¦
A— r-ORDOVA APARTMENTS.
10S4 SCTTER ST.. NE. COR. LARKIN ST.
Beautifully light and tunny; 2-3-4 rooms and
tmth each; ail unfurnished; 527 60 to f«0. '.
Make reservations now.
BT CECILE. 115 Fell.above Van Ne«» ave.— The
acme of perfection in modern, elegantly fur-
r.lFbcfi 8-room apartments. with private baths.
»tes.rr. heat, Wectnc light. elevator.1 gas ranges;
f30. t35. »S7. »40. »4S. 547 TO. $50. $55.
A SNAP— S partly furn. hkpg. rooms; tl5 mo.;
sunny. The .Virginia, IOCS Powell St.
kt LOUIS 1575 Jackson st. — Modern 3-4-8
reorr.*: fu'rn. or unfum.: refi. Tel. East 1350.
APAKTMEITT3 WASTED.
APARTMENT house of 4 rooms wanted In de-
elratile locality; furnished. Box C17. Call.
FC9KXZSHKD «:>artment of 3 rooms wanted;
*tate rent. Box 713. Call office.
WANTED — 3-rwm apartment, unfurnished.
Bex Iff, Call offlc*.
WANTED— An spsrtment cf 3 furnished rooms
for houyek^pir.K. • Box 15S, Call cff.ee.
ttOOMS TO IXT Knrr. and t'afim.
A— BRUNSWICK- House. 1«3 Sixth et.— Room*
.2:< to SI per -right, $1 25 to *3 per week aad
light houtekeeplng rooms; open ail nlgnt.
AT- "The Atmontf." fc73 Mfrrket ft. (or No. 1
Firth «.)— Room*. -5c. 60c. Jl. Jl 60 nlgnt;
Jl f.0 to J10 week: Louse open all night.
BURNETT. 3*26 Market (eld No. 1304) — Fur-
r-ifht-d rooms. FUlte. single: -also unfumUhed.
CLirrOKD. 204 Ell-s. cor. Mason— Elegantly
furnished sur.ny rooms; prices reasonable.
ELLIS. 322. Palmetto — Housekeeping and
n.om* ilntle or rn- suite; baths.
GRAND Scutiiern. 7th and Mission — Rooms 35o
u. Jl 25 night: <1 50 to J6 wk.: r«adlng-room.
GP. *NT ave 7-7-Ni^»'ly furnished front rooms,
oultaMe for two: «¦'" to $S 50 week.
HOTEL DUFKERIN. 749 Ellib — Elegantly fur-
n;sh«-d t uit ps and single rooms. j
JESSIE, 363 rear Emporium — Furnished room,
front: $2 beds; flu yr month. ¦
JESSIE. 3€», near Fifth — Furnished room. ?5
per month; larg*. J". ;
JESSIE. S71. eaut U. S. Mlr.t — Furnished
room/ ?1 per week. ' ' '-.'.-'
JONES. 207 (Van Winkle)— Nicely furnished
¦ nunr.y rooms; euite or single; gentlemen pre-
f erred; ?2 up. .
SIcALLISTER. SO— Sunny front room, well fur-
nished; gas; water; other rooms; central.
POST. 8S3. near Hyde — Large furnished front
room; bath.: gas; for J or 2 eenta.
BOTAL House.. 126 Ellis — Incandescent lights,
re*dlng-room. emoking-room and ladles' par-
lor- room* per night. 35c to $1 50; week. J2
to IS: month. IS to W0; eievator on ground
floor; rooms with hot and cold water: baths.
£IXTH. 136 — Furnished rooms; location cen-
tral; •charres reasonable; cars pass door.
THE ST. KATHRTN. NK. cor. Leavenworth
and Ellie — Sunniest rooms in the city; new
fcctel; Just fflmlfhed fresh and clean: hair
mattresses la every rocm; Also hot and cold
water, bath?, etc.; steam- heat throughout;
«levatcr service and every modern conveni-
ence; rooms from S3 per week up.
THE FALMOUTH. -1O49A' Market s*.— Sunny
rooms; hot and coM water; elevator: $2 to JT.
UNITED STATES. 123 Eddy, near Market — «00
room*. S5c to tl r.'.ght, Jl 75 to -J<5 week; elec-
' trie lights <rio ras>. running water in every
room; elevator.read.-room: free bus; baggage,
' 'WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d *t.. near Market—
Mo*t convenient and re»p*ctable: 700 rooms;
S5c to Jl 60 night: J2 to JS week: elevator:
. elec. lights: reading-room*: free bus; baggage.
WOLF Hous* 2C2 Sixth st.— Rooms from 15o
.to fit per n'.ght and from 90c to J5 per wefk.
VAN NE??. ftOO — Desirable sunny room for 2;
<ilso rlncle rooms with board.
AIA*ERTI?EMENTfc. subscriptions received at
Call branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts.
A BRANCH offle* cf The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at JOOS Market Et.. opposite Fifth.
Or>en u»>til II p. to.
ROOMS A."\D BOAHD.
CE.VRY. Ml, Hotel L'Aiglon— Family rooms
and board; entirely renovated; r*as. prices.
HOWARD. MIA — Flret -class board and room,
clng'e or double. J5-$6 wk.: American family.
VAN NEf-S. 700. cor. Turk — Elegant sunny
•uit; flrrt-c.la.SB tsbl» board: all modern con-
veniences; also single room.
ROOMS AAD BOARD WANTED.
TWO young, men, employed during the day.
derire board and j-oom with private family
In the Mission. Address, -stating term*, box
445. Call office.
MAN and wifo would like room and board In
a email boarding-house or a nice, quiet fam-
•lly; eunny. w»:ll-fumishvd rooms desired.
with first-class table. Bex 37.&S. Call office;
BOARD and' room wanted by Elngle gentle-
man. Box €10. Call office.
EUITE "f rooms and board wanted by man
and wife and little girl. Box 177. Call office.
SINGLE room with board desired for lady;
references exchanged. Box 700. Call ofnee.
MCK>M> VVAVIKI).
GERMAN W8nts furnished rocm, middle city;
German family. Box 472, Call office.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS — BIDS WASTED- Notice is
hereby ' given that sealed irikiposais will be
received by tr* board fit directors of the
* Veterans' Home of California, at Its office.
.room 13. Z'M Sansome St.. £an Francisco.
Cal.. up to 11 o'clock a. m.. Saturday. June
4. 1904. and opened Immediately thereafter
In tbe presence of bidders, ior furnishing
and delivering quartermaster and commis-
«ary supplies, etc. for the Veterans' Home,
. Napa County. California (railroad station
Vountiille), f. o b. for six months, com-
mencing July 1, 1904. and ending December
• 11, 11HA. Schedules with lntcrm*tion and In.
structlons for submitting bids . will be fur-
nished upon appllc&Uon by the undersigned.
Bidders will carefully foriow the conditions
A the schedules, and no bid. will be consid-
ered unless it la. lfi accordance with such
schedules. Bids on tea. coffee and sugar
raurt be ij.td* on samples submitted.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with a
rerUfied c&eck upon come well-known and
responsible banking bouae for at least 10 par
cent of the amount of his bid, payable to 5.
Mason Kinne, treasurer, ¦_ conditioned that
tbe bidder wilt enter Into a good and valid
contract upon notice of acceptance, as re-
quired by law. Tbe board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and <o order any
quantity over or under. the amount of spec-.
• Ified. Addrexs John F. Shee-han, secretary of
the Board of Directors of the Veterans'
Home of California, room 12, 320 Sansom*
et., San Francisco. Cal. By. order of the
board of directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAN,
Secretary. . ¦
NOTICE to bidders — Sealed proposals' will be
received until June 21. 1904, at 7:80 o'clock
p. in., by the Councir of the City of Eureka
for 15000 4% per cent Forest Park improve-
niet't bonds; J100.000 4% per cent City Hall
bonds; J15.000 4>4 per cent fire apparatuj
purchase bonds, and $35; 000 *<4 per cent
•ewer completion bonds, tssued by the city
cf Eureka under the act* of the Legislature
cf tfc» State cf California of February 25-
1901 <Statutes 1901, page 27). They will be in
denomination as follows: Forest Park im-
provement bonds. $125; City Hall bonds.
JSOO; fire apparatus purchase bonds, J375,
and sewer completion bonds, J875; eald bonds
will be dated on or after July J; 1904. Prin-
cipal and interest payable at tbe office ol
the City Treasurer of .the «ity of Eureka.
I Interest payable semi-annually. one-tortletA
of principal payable annually, all in United
Eta tea gold coin. All bids must be accompa-
nied by a certified check for S per cent of
tbe bid payable to the Mayor of the city of
Eureka. State of California. Tbe city of
Eureka centctns a population, of 11,000. as-
sessed valuation JJ.fcOO.OOO. with present
bonded Indebtedness nf $109,250. incurred in
HX>2. JT. P. WUNDERLICH. City qerk.
VN Francisco. CaL, May 19. 1904— Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, will be received here
until 11 o'clock a. m., June 3. 1904, and then
cpened for construction of addition to wharf
and ere<£!on of coal efaed thereon at Pre-
sidio of San Francisco. CaL Government
reserves the right to reject or accept any or
all bids In whole or In part. Information
furnished on application to WM. 8. PAT-
TEN. Assistant Quartermaster . General,
Chief Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS — Continned.
PROPOSALS for Hay and Oats, Office Depot
Quartermaster, San Francisco. Cal., 36 New
Montgomery it.. May 0. 1904 — Sealed proposals
la triplicate, subject to the usual conditions,
wUi i« iecelved-»here until 12 o'clock noon,
June 4. 1904. and then opened, for furnish-
ing and dellverlnr at Ean Francisco. Cal.T
Seattle, Wash., and Portland. Ore., thirty-
eight hundred and seventy-six (3876) tons of
hay, fifty-six hundred and twelve (6612) tons
of oats subject to an increase or decrease of
25 t>er cent. United States reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids, or
any part thereof. Further information and
blank proposals furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals to be marked
Proposals for Hay and Oats No. "36C7" and
addressed to Major C. A. Devol, Q. M., U. S.
Army. Depot Quartermaster.
LEGAL. ADVUHTlfeEMKXTS.
NOTICE — Oince of Insurance Commissioner,
Ean Francisco. CaL. May 11, l»04 — Having
ascertained that tbe capital stock of the
Union Surety and Guaranty Company has
become impaired, and that »ald company has
become Insolvent within the true Intent and
meaning of the insurance laws of the State
of California, I have this cay revoked Its
certiacate of authority, previously granted,
as provided In section 0O0 of the Political
Code, and Dctlce la hereby given that wild
company Is no longer authorized to transact
the business of insurance within this State.
K. MYRON WOI..F. Innur>nc# Commliwlon»r.
WABEHOITBEB.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
Lol and 4-story warehouse, 45:10x120;
thort block from S. P. freight sheds; apply
on premises. 13 Blu^come St.. bet. 4th and 5th.
1 ' !
ULriEKl.VG A.MJ STAMJ1ERIXO.
1 AT Melbourne Institute, Van Ness & Market,
is taught celebrated Melbourne system; only
• Melbourne In U S.; private: established 3
years In B. F. Tel. Mint 2B26 from 1 to 5 p.m.
3IARIUAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
j yesterday:
George S. Ferguson. 21, Stockton, and Eliza
C. Smit. 18. 269 Laussat avenue.
Charles W. Kimble 44. 3789 Seventeenth St.,
and Adelaide R. Williams. 21. 3TS9 17th st.
Morris Schneider. 30. Oakland, and Maybelie
Ayrc*. 1!3. 40* Cole etreet. •
George W. Miller, 25, 825 Market street. »nd
Grace P. Baeley, 20, 723 O'Farrell street.
Hf-nry J- Mayers, 21, 2317 Central avenue,
and Laura Richter, 21, 809 Flret avenue.
Herman Boehm. 2.1. 4r>« Church street, ind
El It ii M. Jackson, 19, 456 Church street.
Michael Kavsnaugh, 36, 1C<57 Mission street,
%J0A Mary Marln, 2U. 1007 Mission street.
Herbert G. Sx>otswood, 21. city, and Bertha
C Vorrath. 18. city.
Jc*fph Basch. 25. 1176 Ellis »troet, and Ma-
rlan A. Levy, 22, 1534 Ellis street.
Tnorr.as F. Fallon, '26. South San Frauds™,
an<l Kato Silver, 21. Oakland.
Ptur Solari, 2S, city, and Anna
22. rity.
IMmund C. Dolenga. 45. 1615 Flfte-nth fcfc]
and KFtelle M. Flicklnger, 27 700 Folsom Bt.
Frank Pyle Jr.. 31, Philadelphia, and May
Dkvis. 2<3. Auckland. N. Z.
Gutitsve E. Rasmufsen. 25. 1330 Rhode Itljnd
St., snd Emma Hoppe, 20, 129 2Sth at.
Frederick W. Vivian. 31. 212 Second »tte«t.
ano Nellie J. Rllev. .12, 212 Second htreet.
Edward A. l>emoulln. 21, California Hotel,
and Floi-ence M. Denigan, 18 1713 Octavia gt.
Oisrle* Naegele 2«. 346S Nineteenth ureot,
au 1 Merle A. Ecct't. 21. 34C8 Xineteenth htreet.
"liiHi^BRIAGES-DEATflr'
Birth, marriag* and death notices sent by
mail will net be inserted. They must be handed
in «tf either o? the publication offices and be
Indorsed with the name and residence cf per-
ik r.t- authorized to have the same published.
Notice* restricted Glmply to the announcement
of tb» event are published once In this column
free of chares.
BORN*.
HALL— In this city. June 1. 1904, to the wife
of H. M. Hall, a son.
LACOSTE— In this city. May 31, 1004> to the
wife of Bernard Lacoste, a daughter.
MARTIN— In this city. June 1, 19O4. to the
• wife of Charles V. Martin, a daughter.
MILLER— In this city. May 21. 19O4. to the
wife of Hyman MuIIer, & daughter.
PRICE— In this city, June 1, 1904, to the
wife of S. F. Price, a son.
MARRIED.
BOURDON— CASE— In this city, June 1 1904,
by the Rev. J. George Gibson, Charles Ed-
ward Bourdon and Laura Case both of this
city.
DIED.
Barnes, Eleanor Lltziu*. Edward C.
BartleU, B. F. Lintner. Chss. ffm,
Bfardsley, Marie I. Lyons Denla
Blach. Dr. Charles McAvoy, Hugh B.
Cohen. Nathan McCoy, Patrick
IMemm Daniel II. McDonough, Mary
Cullumber. Mrs. Julia McKenney. P. A.
Curry. Frank ' Nygard, Annie K.
Cronin. Catherine A. O'Brien, James D.
Dowd. Charlee J. O'Conell, Johanna .
Druh«», Herman A. Ray. Mellie S.
Ferrer. Manuel G. Salt9, James A.
Garvin, William Pecretan. Aimee J.
Ghearty Mrs. Annie Simmons. George
Gullliura Ceclle Swan. Charles W.
Healey. Margaret T. Taylor Kathryn I.
Kaufman, Louise Terkildsen Christian
Keefe, Lillian G.
BARNES— In this city. June 1, 1904, Eleanor
Barnes, a native of England, aged 70 years.
BARTLETT— In this city, June 1. 1904, Ben-
jamin F. Bartlett. aged 52 years.
BEARDSLpY— In Nevada City, Cal., May 30,
1U<H, Marie Isabel Beardsley. relict of the
late J. H. Beardsley and mother of Alfred j
and the late Henry Keser, and Stella, VVI1II-
ford, Frank, Arthur and Lee Beardsley. a
native of New Orleans. A member of Martha
Washington Council, D. of L., and Alfarata
Council, D. of P.
ELACH — In Birmingham, Ala., Dr. Charlei
. Blach, belovf-d husband of tbe late Johanna
Blach. and father of B*>rt and Flora Blach
and Mrs. Clement Blach. a native of Ger-
many aced 73 years.
COHEN— In this city. May 30., 1904. Nathan
Cohen, beloved hurband of Ernestine Cohen,
, father of Sydney, Sybil and Rosalia Cohen,
and brother of William Cohen of Chester*
111., Aaron Cohen of Eanta Cruz, Cal., and
Mrs. Pauline Simon, a native of Rogasen,
Germany, aged 47 years 7 months and 20
days. A member of Crcmieux Lodge No. 325,
I. O. B. B
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 1027 Fillmore street, and thence by
electric funeral car, leaving Eighteenth and
Guerrero etreets at 2 o'clock, to Hills of
Eternity Cemetery for Interment. Interment
private.
COLEMAN — In this city, June I, 1904. at the
residence of his eon, 16G5 Oak etreet, Daniel
H. Coleman, dearly beloved hucband of the
' late Ellen Coleman. loving father of Edward
H.. Daniel G. and Joseph J. Coleman, and
the late William T. Coleman, and brother-in-
law of Major E. P. Enright, a native of Ire-
land, aged 71 years, A retired officer of the
San Francisco Police Department.
C7Frlenda and acquaintances and brother
members of the San Francisco Police Depart-
ment are respectfully Invited to attend tho
funeral to-morrow (Friday) at 9:30 o'clock,
from the T^erldence of his son, Edward H.
Coleman. 1665 Oak street, thence to St.
' Agnes Church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy
Croes Cemetery.
CULLUMBER— In this city. May 30, 1904, Mrs.
Julia Cullumber. a native of Ireland, aged
77 years.
C7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock, from 1239 Mar-
ket street. . thence to St. Peter's Church,
where a solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, com-
mencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CURRY— In this city. May 3L 11)04. Frank,
beloved son of Margaret and ¦ the late
Thomas Curry, and brother of Charles, Rob-
ert and Llllle Curry, and Mrs. F. Carmlchael
and Mrs. C Clemmer, a native of California,
aged 34 years.
lET'Servlces to-day (Thursday) at 2 o'clock,
at the mortuary chapel of thn Golden Gate
Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street,
npar Twenty-first. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. . .
CROXLV— In this city, June 1, 1904, Catherine
A.,- beloved wife of the late Patrick Cronin,
and mother of T. B.. T. S., D. P. J. H and
Katie A. Cronin and Mrs. M. C. Sullivan, a
native of Ireland. (New York papers please
copy.)
ICTThe funeral will take place > to-morrow
(Friday), at 9:15 o'clock, from the residence
of her son. T. S. Cronin, 700% Tennessee
etreet. thence to St. Teresa's Church, where
a requiem high mass will be celebrated for
the repose of- her soul, commencing at 9:30
o'clock. Interment private. Holy Cross Cem-
etery.
DO\YP^-In this city. May 3L 1004. Charles
J., beloved husband of Annie Dowd. father
of Catherine and Constance Dowd, and lov-
lnf brother of Robert E. Dowd, a native of
Virginia City. Nev., aged 34 years 10 months
and 21 days.
E7 Friends are Invited to attend the funeral
to-day (Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from
bis late residence. 225S Polk street, thence
to St. Brigid's Church, where a requiem high
¦ mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
¦out, at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy . Cross
Cemetery.
DRUHE— In St. Helena, June L 1904, Herman
A., beloved husband of Pauline Drube, and
father of Mildred and Helen Druhe, a native
F. J. MoEshan, Manager. TeL. Mission 31.
MONAHAN, O'HARA & CO.
FUXERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS,'
2S38-2341 Mission st.. near Nineteenth.
£aa Francisco. ¦;-¦¦ ' *,v; •-;•¦
. ' ¦
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
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7.00X VacsTllie. Winter*. Rnmsey... 7 SCp
7.00a Benlcla, Saisnn. Elmlra and Sacra-
mento • /.Zfl»
7J0A Vallejo. Napa. CalUtoga, SaoU
Uosa, TWartlnex, San Itamon 6 2ui»
'740a Nlles. LtTennore. Tracy. LatUrou.
Stockton li^rr" 7 ' 20p
8-OOa 8oaata Express — (Via Darts).
WlUIamt (for Bartlett 8pr!nr*>.
Willows. tFruto. Ked BlaH.
Portland. Tacoma. Seattle 7-BO*
¦.CCA DstU. Woodland. Knlghtt Landing.
" MarytTllle^ OroTtlle .- 7.80*
B-JOa Port Costa. Martinet. Antloen,
* Byron. Tracy. Stockton. New-
man. Los Uanos, Mendota.
Armona. Haofonl. Vlsalla. - -
ForwrrHle 4.2CP
iJOAPori Costa. Latarop. Modeito,
Merced. Fresno, Ooaben June-
tlon, Hanforu, Visaila. Bakers-
geld 4.50*
I.30A Wiles, 8»n Jo««. U»ermore. Btorfe- .
ton,(tMIItoa), lone. 8«er»mento,
riaeerTtlle. JlafysTille. Caloo,
Bed Bluff .» 4.W«>
I ZOA Oakdale. Chinese. Jameitown, 80- ¦
nor*. Tuolomne and Angel*-.... 4 Z0(»
800a Atlantic Express— Ogden and East, » 11.20a
9 J0a Richmond. Ma/Wnex and Way
8tattom B-BOP
10 00a The Overland Limited — Ugden.
Denver. Omaha. Chicago. ,552?.
10.00a Vallejo.. : 12-20P
10.00a Lo» AncHee Passenger — Port
Oo«u. Martinez. Byron. Tracy,
..¦ i':j- lAtarop. Stockton. Merced.
Raymond. Freano. Gotben Junc-
tion, nnnford, Lemoore, Vlaalla. •
Bakenfleld. Loa Angelea J.JtP
12.00m Bayward. Nllesand Way Stations. 3-*" p
11.00P Baeraraeoto KItct 8teamers tll.QU(»
S-30P Benlcla, vvim«r». Sacramento,
Woodland. Knl*hU Landing.
Mary»»llle. Oro^'lle aad way
station* 1 2S2*
J .30P Bayward. Nilw and Way Stations., 7-60P
5.50PPort Cotta. Marttnex. Byron,
Tracy, Latarop. Modesto.
Merced. Iierrada. Freano and
Way SUtlons beyond Port Costa 12-ZOp
3-30f» Yotemtte Valley. Tla Berenda add
Wawona 8-og*
8.30P Marttnex.Tracy. Stockton. Loci... TO 20a
4.00P Mart!n«i*,Siin Itnroon. ValleJo,Napa.
Callstofra. Santa Uosa. ... 9 t5 A>
4.00P Nile*. Tr*ov. 6tockton. Lortl 4 20p
4-30P Hayward. fines. Irvlngtoo. Saal J8.|0a
Jo«b. LlTennore 1 .IiI.oOa
EXOPTha Owl Limited— Newroaa. Los
lUnoa. Meudoia. Fresno. Tnlare,
Bakersfleld. Los Angeles 8.50a-
B.0Op Port Costa. Tracy. Stockton ....... 1220t»-
tS^Opllayward. Niim aad Ban Jose 7.20*
6. OOP Ilayward. SIlea and San Joae 9 50*
S-OOP Eattera Exprri»— Ojtden. Denver,
Omaha. 6t. Lonl*. Chicago aaj
East, via Port Coata. sulsua,
Elmlr*. Darls, Sacramento, Col-
fax, Reno... ; S.20n»
t.OOp Vallejo. dally, except Suaday..... I. 7 KQ
7J10P Vallejo. "unday only f «•»«•-
7.C0P Klcbmund. San Pablo. Port Costa,
' Martinet and Way Stations.....: 1120*
7X0P Oregon * California Kxpr««»— 3ae-
ramento. MarytTtlle; Redding.
PortlaiMl, Pugat Sound and Bast. 8.504
8-OSPRenb Pastecger— Port Cost*. Snl-
' hid, Eiontra, Davis. Sacramento.
Truckee. Lake Tahoe. and Way
SuMons beyond Sacramento...-. 7.50*
•.ICp Hayward, Ullea and SaaJote (Soar
day.onlyj 11 BO A,
' COAST LINE (Narr.w u,Me). .
¦ m (Koot of Market Street.)
7.46a SanuCrnzKaeanloniSuadayonly) S.10P>
8.15a Newark.. CeaterTtlle. 8*a Jote, '
FeltoB, BoaldorCreek. BlKBasla,
Santa Crux aud Way Stailona... 555*
t8-15A Alvarado. - Newark, Ban Jose, Los
Gatue, Glen wood, Felron, Boulder
Creek. Big Baslo. Pasta Crux... . 8.1C»
12.16p Re-wark. Ce&t«rvllle. San Jote.
New Almaden, Lot Oat»«.Ftltioa.
Bouldrr Crtek. Santa Crux, aad
Principal Way 8cailoa» « 1055*
4.1 Sp Newark. Baa Joie. Lo« Oatoa and
wayttatlona t8 55a
4-15p Wright, Fc Uon. Boulder Creek and
' Saata Cruz, Saturday, and Sunday
m only .:'...<.. tS-SSA
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
from SAN FhANCISCO, foot i.f Market tic (Sllp<»
-f7:13 1:00 11:00 a.m. 180 3 CO 6.15 p.m.
From OAKLAND. Knot of "(roadway — t»:UU tinrt
18:05 IU:00 a.m. 12 CO 200 400 r.»..
COAST LINE (Broad Uaa«e>.
ti~ (Third »nU r»wn»cnd 3treet».)
6.10a 9aa Jote ao<i Way Stations 6 3."b -
1700a San Joae and Way Statlont . 6.4(J<»
7.1Ba Monterey aad Banta Cruz Eicor- '
*lon (Sunday only).' •..• 10.30P
8-(jCa New Almaden (Tnca.. Frld.. onTy);" <J.|Gi»
600a The Coaater — 9 tort only Sao Jo«e.
GUroy (connection for Hollla-
ter). Pajnro. CaatroYlIle (con-'
nrctlon to aad from Monterey
and PacISc Grove), ttallnaa. Saa
Ardo, Paso Itoblea. Santa liar- . '
garlta. San Lull Oblspo, principal . '
utaitoas thence Surf (connection
for Lompoc). principal ttatloht - '
thrnce Santa Borb«ra.S«n bueaa-'
Tcntura, Monta!vo. Uiaird', llur-
banlt. Lot Angeles 10.4S«*
8. CO* 9an Jote. TTea Pino*. Capltola,
SantaCrni.PaclacGroTe.S*J:naa,
Saa I.uU Oblspo and Principal
Way Station* i ¦ 4.10o
IOJCa Pan Jote and Way Stations 1.20P
11 -3Ca Saata Clara. San Jote. Los Qato*
and-Way Statlont ;." 7.30p
1-30P San Jote a'nd Way Statlont , 8-3Sa
t3-C0pOeI Monte Kxpre**— Santa Clara,
ban Jote, Del Monte. Moaterey t •
I Pncific Grore (nunnectt at Santa.
C^trs. except Sunday.. for Santa.
a-zt. Bonlder Creek and Narrow \ ' •
UaagePolnu)....- 12-15*
3 ZOp Pacific Grove Way Pattenger. Bar- " .
ltsjcame, San Jote and Way Sta-' .'
tlona. connects at Gilroy for Hoi- ' -.;•'
Utter, Trra Pino*, at Pajaro for
Capitols, Santa Cruz at Castr> .
Tille for Sallnaa. ¦ . 10 4"?*
4.30P Pan Jote and Way Stations.' ' *3 00*
tS OOP Santa Clartt. San Ju«e. Los G»to».'
Wrtgbi and principal Way ttta- -
tlont (except Sundn.v) t9-00«
'5.50p 8anJo>eandPrtnrlralWayStatlont 19.404
6 45p Snntet Kxprett.— Kedwood. Saa
Jote, Gilro.r..Sa!lnaa. Paso Koliie*,;
Saa Lull oblipo. fsow Barhara, ;
Loe Angelrt. Utmlng. El Pum*
New Orlrant. New York. Coo-
necta at Pajaro for Santa Crux . i .
and at CantroTliln for Padao '
Grove and Way Stations 7 1n*
W.IBp ea>Mateo.Bere»ford.lS«lmont.8aa """*
Carlo*. IUdwood, Fair Oaka.
MtaloPark. PaioAlto t6 4Aa
6 30p 6«n Jote and Way Stations... :.':,'.. g '30-
8.00p.Pa:o.Alto tnd Way Sutlona.. in 15.
11 .30p south SanFrnactM-o, MUlhrae. »«r- *
ltnKame. Snn Mateo. .Bel-mont,
San Carlot. Redwood, Fair Oalca,
Menlo Park, and PaioAlto...:... 9.45 =
•11-SOpUayaeld, Mountain View, bonny-
rale. Lawreace. Santa Clara and
Ean Jo—., - t94Sm
A for Mornlns. P for A f ternoon,
lSnnday exeepted- t Sunday only
« Saturday only. 1 ¦ 6 Monday only.
i Slop* at all itatloaa oa Sunday. ' .
Es7~Oaly train* ttopptng at Valencia 3u «outhhoan.l
arf h:lu *..*.. 7:i«i a. m.. 7: a A. ».. 'A.M+.u^ S:80r m
i-.SOr.n. and 8:00 r.m. .' . ~""".
Bmsm TO SAN RAFAEL
flMg ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY,
raS| CAZADERO, Etc.
_ SgfiSt^i Via Sauiallto Perry.
SUBIHIBAN SERVICE, STANDARD- OAL'GE. •
Depart from San Francisco, week days, at
8:30, 7:10. 7:43, 8:3O, 0:15. 10:00. 11:00 a. m.
(11:40 a. m. Eausallto only). 12:20. 1:45. 3:15. •
4:00. 4:35. 5:15 &:5O. 6:25. 7:15. 9:00. 10:20.
11:35 p. m. Sundays and le«al holidays, depart
at 7:10. 7:45. 8:30. 9:13, 10:00. l.l:d>. 1X:4O
a. m., 12:20, 1:00, 1:45, 2:30. 3:15, 4:0O, 4:3K
5:15, 5:50. 6:25. 7:15. 8:13. 9:00*. 10:20. 11:35
p. ra.
Arrive at Eaa Francisco, week days, 8:17.
T:00. 7:S3. 8:13,. 8:45. 9:33. 10:20. 11:03 a, m.,
12:05.-1:25. 2:50. 8:35. 4<20. 5:05, 5:40, «:».*>.
6:55. ?:S5, 10:05. 11:23 p. m. On Sundays an. I
lpgal holidays extra .trains arrive at 12:43.
2:05. 8:90 p. m.
For Fairfax, week days, depart at 7:43 a. m.. .
3:15 p. m., 5:15 p. m. (ex. Sat.). On Sundays
and leral holidays, at 7:45. 8:30/ 9:15, 10:00.
11:00, 11:40 a. m.. 12:20, 1:00. 1:43, 2:30. 7:13
and 8:15 p. m.- - ¦
TIIROTJOH TRAIN'S. .
7:43 a. m. dally — Caxadero and way station*.
9:15 a. m.. Sundays only— For Point Reyes. *
etc.
3:15 p. ra., dally except Sunday— For Caza-
dero, etc
5:15 p. ra.. dally except Saturday and Sun-
day — For Point Reyes, etc.
7:15 p. m.. Sundays only — For Pofnt Reyes,
etc.
8:15 p. m.. Sundays only — For Cazadero, etc
TICKET OFFICE— 628 Market st.
FERRT— Union Depot, foot of Market st •
Mt. Tamalpais Railway
Ltavo Via <taa*»hta Cfrrj Arrive
San Frauclsco r»«t »f .larWtSt- I San Francisco
Week San- JTIL. sun-. Week .-
Days. days. j/&vrtrd\. „?'*??: P*l s-
: 8 30T K><£«^a »2:45 r* 8-.481
10:00^ 2:135 P*if:05^.
10:66a 11:00a VC"fttfM»?JT 3:35 p 3.33 f
B:15p| 1:45 p \JSfX 6:15r 10:05/
I 4:35 r ' 8:50 r ...:....
• Tla Cmity Car. * Tam»]>al» f "'» T>I! «T?
Tickkt )fc» Makkst St. (North SJiore Pvailroa.i)
Orrtcss (and Sacsalito Fxkkt, foot Market St.
WEEEY GALL
16 Pa^cs. SI pcrYcaP
Ella Taylor, a native of Santa Clara, Cal,,
aged 8 years 6 months and 16 days. . -
TERKILDSEN— In Oakland. Cal.*,' May 8L 1004;
Christian Terklldsen. a native of Denmark,
aged SU years 3 months and 9 dai-n.
of Ban Francisco, aged 43 years and
9 months. • . •. ;. ¦
ICTFriends and acquaintances are;respeot-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of
his Bleter. Mrs. Charles Bredhoff, 1130 Elghtn
street. Interment private.
FERRER— In this city, June 1. 1904, Manuel
G. Ferrer, aged 72 years.
GARVIN— In this city, June 1. 190*. William
Garvin. a native of Jefferson County. New
York, aged 57 years. . .
GHEARTY— In this city, June L 180*, Mrs.
Annie Ghearty beloved mother of the late
Mrs. Mary McDonouch, and sister of the
late Mary and Julia Kelly, a native of
County Longford, Ireland, aged .71 years and
0 months. (Brooklyn Eagle please copy.)
ETFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 8:30 o'clock, from the residence
of her son-in-law, Patrick McDonough, 19
Walter street, thence to Mission Dolores
Church, where a solemn requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her "pul.
commencing at 0 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
OUILLIUM— In this city May 3L 1904, Ceclle.
dearly beloved and only daughter of Philippe
and Aneellque Gullllum, niece of Jaque,
Fred, Charlie and Willie Guillium. and Mr.
and Mrs. Maden. Mr. and Mrs. M., Kupfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Toussalnt, Mr. Etlenne, and
cousin of Joe and Victor Etienn*. Eddie,
Nellie and Alice Kupfer and Emll Maden
and Leon and Angellque Brunner, a native or
San Francisco, aged 8 years 6 months and 4
days.
(CTFuneral strictly private, to-day (Thurs-
day), from the residence of her parents, 827
Montgomery street. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
HEALEY— In Oakland, Cal.. May 30, 1904,
Margaret Theresa Healey. dearly beloved
daughter of Abraham and Mary Healey, and
Bister of John Joseph and Mary Francis
Healey. a native of San Francisco, aeed la
years 10 months and 14 days.
CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-aay
<Thur£»iay) at 9:30 o'clock, from the par-,
ems' residence. C.16 Forty-fourth street,
thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a sol-
emn hl«h mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her souk at 10 o'clock. Interment
St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland.
KAUFMAN— In San Jose. Cal., May 31. 1904,
Louise, beloved sister of August W. Kauf-
man. Augusta Eckenroth. Mrs^ Sophie Bow-
ers and Herman C. Kaufman, a native of
New • York.
[CTThe funeral will- take place to-day
(Thursday), at 2:30 o'clock, from No. 1444
Leavenworth etreet, between Washington and
Jackson. Funeral and Interment strictly prl- I
vate. Please ¦ omit flowers.
KEEFE— In Escalle, Cal., May 30, 1904, Lil-
lian Gertrude, beloved daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Keefe, and sister of Mary S..
George B., Daniel J. Jr. and Martha "W.
Keefe.' a native of San Francisco.
ICTha funeral will take place to-morrow
(Friday) morning at 10 o'clock, from the 1
residence of her parents, 1742 Union street.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by car- j
riase. \
LITZIUS— In this city. June 1, 1904, Edward
C. LltziUB, dearly beloved husband of Marae
Lltzius. father of Gertie and Joe Lltzlus. son
of Aug. F. and the late Caroline Litzius, and
brother of Aug. C, Louis F.. William F.
and Charles H. Lltzlus, and Mrs. A. Ham-
bley and Mrs. E. Hilton, a native of San
Francisco, aged 40 years 8 months and 9
days.
LINTNER— In this city. June 1. 1904, at the
residence of his parents, 13SS Sixteenth ave-
nue. South San Francisco, Charles William
Lintner, dearly beloved husband of Emma
Lintner. loving father of Vertis Lintner, and
devoted son of Sebastian and Elizabeth
Lintner, a native of Chicago, 111., aged 35
yearn 4 months and 16 days. A member of
South San Francisco Lodge No. 45. Knights
of Pythias, and San Francieco Lodge No. 1
of National Association of Stationary En-
gineers.
E7"S<»rvices will be held to-morrow 'Fri-
day), at '1 o'clock, at Masonic Hall, Four-
teenth street and Railroad avenue. South San
Francieco, under the auspices of South San
Francisco Lodge No. "45, Knlchts of PythiaB.
. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
LYONS— In this city. June 1. 1904, Denis, be-
loved husband of Norah Lyons, father of
Cornelius Lyons, stepfather of Frank. George
- # and Robert Connolly, son of John and Mar-
garet Lyons, and brother of James, Corne-
lius, Annie, John, Jerry and the late Michael
and Norah Lyons, a native of Scartaglin,
County Kerry, Ireland, aged 29 years.
CyThe funeral will take place to-morrow
(Friday), at 8:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 422 Natoma street, thence to St. Pat-
rick's Church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of hissoul,
at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross -Ceme-
tery. 1
MoAVOY— At Anderson Springs, May 30. 1904,
Hugh B., beloved husband of Helen McAvoy,
and father of Edith, Hugh, Margaret and
Helen McAvoy. a native of Louetta, Cam-
bria County, Pennsylvania, aged 51 years.
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
. (Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from hia late
residence, 1 Broderick street, corner of Wal-
ler, thence to St. Agnes Church, where a sol-
emn requiem high mans will be celebrated
for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by
electric car from Eighteenth and Guerrero
Btreets. ¦
- Mission Council No. 3. Young Men's Insti-
tute — The officers and members of Mission
Council No. 3. Young Men's Institute, are I
hereby notified to attend the funeral of our !
late brother, II. B. McAvoy, from his late
residence. No. 1 Broderick street, on Thurs-
day, at 9 o'clock.
ALEXIS ANDLER. President.
CHARLES G. WILLEY, Secretary.
Division No. 10. Ancient Order of Hiber-
nians In America — The officers and members
of Division No. 10, A. O. H. In A., are here-
by notified to attend the funeral of our late
brother, H. B. McAvoy, from his late resi-
dence. No. 1 Broderick etrect, to-day (Thurs-
day), June 2, at 9 o'clock a. m. By order
M. DONOHOE, President.
JOHN H. DOLAN, Recording Secretary.
McCOY— In this city. May. 31, 1904. Patrick.
I beloved husband of the late Hannah Mc-
Coy, and father of Thomas, Michael, John
H. and Patrick F. McCoy, and Mrs. Lizzie
Roich and Mrs. Llllle Corwell, a' native of
County Armagh. Ireland, aged 62 years 2
months and 21 days.
IC7" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock,, from the • resi-
dence of his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Roich,
2938 Laguna street, between Union and Fil-
bert, thence to St. Brigitl's Church, where a
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of bix soul, commencing at 9 o'clock.
Interment Holy Cress Cemetery.
McDONOUGH— In this city. May 31. " 1904. I
Mary, dearly beloved wife of Patrick Mc-
Donough, mother of Clinton and the late
Gertrude and James J. McDonough, daugh-
ter of Annie Ghearty, and niece of the late I
Mary and Julia Kelly, a native of Brooklyn,
N. Y., aged 47 years 3 months and 21 days.
(Brooklyn Eagle please copy.)
IC^Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her lat« resi-
dence. 19 Walter street, thence to Mission
Dolores Church, where a solemn requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
McKENNEY— In Alameda, Cal.. May 30, 1904,
Prentlss A., beloved son of H. A. and E. M.
McKenney. and brother of Lucy M., James
W., Mary E. and Emily G. McKenney of
1 Ean Francisco, a native of San Francisco,
aged 13 years 1 month and 27 days.
CyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Thursday), at 1:30 o'clock, at the
Presbyterian Church, on Harrison street,
near Fifth. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme-
ter y- : rX .';-v
NYGARD— In tbls city. May 31 1904. Annie
Kristlne Nygard, dearly beloved wife of Al-
fred G. Nygard, and mother of Wltta, Har-
ald, Peter, Waldemar. Rlgmor and EJgill
Nygard, a native of Denmark, aged 37 years
2 months and 13 days.
tC7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the par-
lors of II. F. Huhr & Co., 1137 Mission street,
between Seventh and Eighth. Cremation - 1.
O.O. F. Cemetery.
'O'BRIEN— In this city, June 1, 1904, James
D. O'Brien, a native of Ireland, aged 33
years. '
O'CONELL— In this city. May 30, 1904. Jo-
hanna O'Conell, mother of the late Michael
and Patrick O'Conell, a native of Megls-
enrough City, Cork, Ireland, aged 97 years. '
RAY — In this city. June 1, 1004, Mellle S.. be-
loved daughter of Henry H. and the late
Mary A Ray, sister of Eugene and Henry
Ray. and loving. niece of W. A. and Hallie
IC Milner, a native of Eureka, Cal., aged
19 years 10 months and 21 days.
lC7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday,
June 4. at 2 o'clock, from her late residence.
2210 Devisadero street. Interment Red Bluff
Cal.
SALTS— In this city. May 31, 1004, James A.,
. beloved husband of Fannie Salts loving
father of Minna Salts, son of the late Fan-
nie Kelllng, and brother of the late Albert
A. Salts, a native of New York, aged 58
years. (New York and Staten Island papers
please copy.)
CyThe funeral services will take place to-
day (Thursday), at 10 o'clock, at his late
residence. 2703 California etreet. Interment
private. Please omit flowers. I
SECRET AN— In this city. May 31,' 1904, Almee
J. F« 7-atsn. beloved mother, of Mrs. E. M.
McBlrney. Mrs. T. M. Chapman and Mrs.
S. T. jiu-ton, and the late Mrs. J. W. Orear,
Mme. H. lloureols of Bordeaux, France, and
Mrs. Edmond Grls - of Valparaiso, Chile, a
native of France, aged 88 years 5 - months
and fl days. . . .
ETThe funeral services . will be . held , to-
day (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, at the chapel
of Odd Fellows'. Crematory. '
SIMMONS— In this city. June 1, 1004, George,
beloved son of Edward, and Alma Simmons.
• and brother of Grace and Raymond Simmons,
a native of San • Francisco, aged 3 months
and 29 days. ' ' • " ' ,|
SWAN— In the City and County Hospital, June
- .1, 1904. Charles W. Swan,' a native of Mas-
sachusetts, aged 81; years. ;' •
TAYLOR— In Ea«t Oakland, Cal., June 1, 1004,
of scarlet fever, at the residence of her par-
ents, 1276 . East • Eleventh street, Kathryn
Isabel, beloved daughter of William F." and

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