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$5,000 Hawaiian Com! & Sugar 5s ICO 75
$1C.WO Associated Oil Co 5 per cent.. 70 25
Afternoon Session.
200 Hutchlnson S P Co 10 37 H
HO Hutchlnson S P Co 10 So
123 Honokaa S Co 15 15
50 Paauhau S P Co 15 5O
65 Paauhau S P Co 15 KJij
SO Paauhau S P Co 15 75
$.¦5,000 Bay Counties Power Co 5s 10O Oi>
$1,(100 S P of Arizona (1310) 10S 75
Jl.COO Spring Val 4a (2d nitge) ICO (0
Street—
!•¦(• Honokaa S Co 15 0O
100 Pac States Tel & Tel Co 102 00
Un listed Seen rit ies.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC Cs. ORVi — I 8 P C R 4s. — 10O
B L Wat 6s. — 117^1 S P Co 4 Ha. 1 CO Vi —
Cal NW la. . — 113 I Sun Tel 6s... — 115
M C Wat 53.100 — I Do 5s 104 —
Ris 1 Wks 5s — 105 1 Suttr-st R3s.lO4 —
SF Drdk 5s. — 113^1 UR of SF 4s. 84% S4«i
SF & NP Ss.llOVi — I >yV*
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. |
Ala S Co... — SO I Lon& SF Bk. — FO
Cal Cot Mils 80 — I Mat Nav Co. — 90
«'al G&ECor. 40 — I Nev Nat Bk.187'4 —
C Jockey CL110 — I N S R R Co. 9U —
Cnl Powder.. — 150 I N Cal P Co. — 9«
Cal Ship Co. — 25 I Oak Bit Sav.120 —
Cal T I & T. — 155 Oak T Con. . 75 —
Cen Bk. Oak — C5 I IOOF Hall A 6«i —
rhutes Co .. — M/i'Orpheum Co.. — 15U
City ACBk- ICO I PacC Cas Co. ISO —
Cyp L Imp.. — CTil Pac Sur Co.lC. —
East Dynm..30O — I Paraf Paint.. 3S
DpntPwd pfd 75 .«0 |S P Drydock. BO — .
Do com .. — 50 |SF*SJ Coal.. 174 20
FN T.V.. Oakl20 — S J Wat Co.lrtUi —
Fischer Thtr tOc 65c SO Sc MTsrht.12.1
Frncn-A Rk.108 — j Swiss- A Bk..ll5 —
Han Con A.. — 20^1 Truck Elect.. 11 V, —
Hono PCo.. 27 M I UR InC pfd. 55 jj 57
Do pcol .. — 2S 1 Do com ... 14
SALES.
Morning Session;
Board-£
10 United R R Inv Co pfd 58 25
California Stockxind Oil Exchange
Oil Stocks— B:d. Ask.
Apollo 45
Associated Trust Cert is» v\
fallfornla Standard 1.1
Tarlbou 4 3O 4*50
Claremcnt 75
Esperanza j r l()
Hanford ISfi 00 105 00
Home 1 30
Imperial 17 50
Independence 30 I
Junction : • "*jo
Kern - 5 00
K?rn River 12 ,v> j 2 73
Monte Cristo 53
Occldtntal of W. Va 04
OH City Petroleum ? _ ' "^-,
. Peerless 13 CO
Reed Cm ie 1 35
S. F & McKlttrlck 'sbii
Senator fto
Sterllap « 25 . . . ! .
Superior 04 05
Thirty-three g •»-,
Twenty-sight 9 00 ..::.
Ktrn (new). ....' 3^
Miscellaneous—
Cal. Jockey Club 113 00
Honolulu Sugar 27 00
"Truckee Electric 11 00 .**""
8ALFS.
Morning Session.
50 Makawelr 2S 50
Afternoon Session. '
50 Makawell 2S 50
50 Pauhau 15 75
50 Cent. Lt. :s :;7tj
15 Hawaiian Commercial 53 CO
Informal — ,
150 Caribou <- 4 50
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
. Following. wer» the sales on the San" Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morninr Session. '
SCO Bullion 27| 10O Savage ....... "
KiOO Con N T ..... 03I 100 Sava*« ....... •»! l
400 Mexican ..:.. 871 500 Scorpion ' " CS
Afternoon Session. -
tWO Andes ....... 1S1 200 Exchequer ... P.I
100 Best & Belci.l U3I ICO Savage 2©'
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1
Estatj Alfred Christenssn (by George Sick,
administrator) to Agnes Sack (wife of Seorge).
UniilviJed 'i of lot on S line of Wailer street.
SO W of Stelncr. W 25. S UO. E U:9. S 13.
E 11:3. N 1(;5. block 1, Marion Tract: $13W.'
James M. and Mary W. Patrick to Dell*
Kan? (\vif«. cf Thomas), lot on SW corner of
Ook and Killmore streets, W 110 by S o«: $10.
Delia Kane twife of Thomas* to Bernard
ant 1 Sarah Naushton. let on SW corner of Oai
and Killmore streets. S Mt by XV 110; $10.
Catherine J. Loeven <Mea.i» to John i'. and
Minnie A. Bateman, lot on SW corner of Mu'-!»
ar.fl StMncr streets, W 2«:« by S 7tt:«; $10. .
BesMie Nellsen to Henrietta (.'. HarpiF (wifs
of William), lot on K line of Boyce street.
27.*> N of Geary. N 25 by K l^'f>; $lo.
Harry C Neilsen to same, - lot. on E' line of
Hoyt-e street, Sib N of Geary. N 25 by E
12o; ?lt».
Soren P. Neilsen arid Henrietta C Harper
to Peter J. Keys, same; $lo. . ¦
Richard J. Mier to Frances JSoberbier (wife
of <'. ). lot on S line o.' Waller street. 2t!5 B
o: Masonic avenue E 25. S 149, W 25 >I
1»S:7 : T1O. ' " .
i:<!k.ar J. and Grace M. Malmgren to Frank
H. Bates, lot on E line of Belvedere stre't.
308:0 S of Waller, S- 25 by E 12l:10'jj * — -.
Frank H. and Netti? C. Bates to M. J.
Morris, same; $H». . • ' -.
Frtd-rick Staml Jr. et al. to Carolfne". Kjrl
baura. lot on NW line of Jessie street. 180
SW of Ninth SW 50. NW «3. SW :i, N W tK>,
NK 75. SE 1.JO. .juitclaim. deed; $1.
Savings and Loan Society to Caroline Wurl
baum et al.. lot on NW line of Jessie street.
tOU SW of Ninth. SW 20 by NW 1JU- quit.la.ra
tWd; $1.
Caroline Kurlbaum ct al. ' tn F. Thomas
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, lot on
NW line of Jessie street, ISO SW of Ninth.
SW 5<>, NW C5. SW 25, NW C5, NE 75, Sri
130; 51. . - . . ;
Jam-;: F. O'Hanlon to Martin and Anna
King, lot on E line of Folsom street. t)J N
of Thirteenth N 21. E 80. S 22:5 T 8 , \V
80: $ .
Elizabeth Corbett (wife of 'Edward) t-> Fred
erick P. Schuster, lot on E line of Valencia
street. 185 S of Fifteenth. S 75 by E 100; also
lot on W line of Julian avenue, 147:0'^ S- of
Fifteenth 5tro«t, S 1)7:24 by W 100; $10. .
Frederick P. Schuster to Elizabeth Corbvtt
(wife of Edward), lot- on. E line of Folsmmi
street. 25 S of Nineteenth. S 5O by E 100; $ — .
City and County of San Francisco to Ann;*
White, lot en W line or Dolores street. 13T> , S
of Fourteenth. S 201. W to Guerrero street, 4CO
lot. N MU. W along said lot to point opposite
Court street, K to Court; $ — ¦ — . .
Darwin E. and Annie E. Lawrence to Build
ing Conv tructton Company, lot on S line of
Twentieth street, 10O E of Harrison. E 2S by
S 1U4; $10. : •
Estate cf Eleanor or Elenor or Elanor Doug
las cr Douglass or Ellenor Douglas (by John
Farnham. administrator) to Mary G. Gagan,
lot on W line of York street. 260 N of Twenty
fourth. N 2« by W ICO; $800.
Frederick A. and Marie L. Cotley to- Wil
liam H. Wolf, let on E. line of Guerrero street
138:5 S of Twenty-fourth. S 20:4, B 11O, N
J> inches. E 30. N 28:7. W 140: $10.
Virginia and William K. Vanderbilt.* to
Washington Realty Company, lot on NV qor
ner of Washington and Drumm streets. W 145
by N 120; $10. .
George L. Bishop to I. W. Hellmah Jr.. .lot
on NE corner cf Washlnjrton and Montgomery
streets N 51:7U by E 62. B. and W^ lots, lift
and 111; $10.
Joseph E. and Elise Pierron to Giuseppe D.
Verga. lot on N line of Vallejo street, 137:8 W
of Stockton, N 68. W 894 Inches. S 88,. E 13 'i
Inches: $1(>. .
Pacific Realty Company (a corporation), to
Jonah R. Ho-well. lot on N line of Geary
street. 137:6 W of Taylor. TV" 58 by N 87; $10.
Louis Metzger, Abraham Aronson and Louis
Schoenberg to Jchn Peter Schmitz -Company,'
lot on NE corner of Turk and Mason streets,
N 1".7:6. E along line parallel to Turk, ex
tended 71:6 to a point thereon which Is point
of beginning of this lot. E 22, S "W:5H SW
27:lVi, N 1O4:3%. quitclaim deed; $1.
John Peter Schmitz Company to Louis
Metzger. Abraham Aronson and Louise Schoen
ber», lot on NE corner of Turk and Mason
stretts. N 87:6. E along line parallel t» Turk,
extended -17:9 to point which Is beginning of
this lot. E 23:9. S 54:9, SW 2y:3* 3 . N 71 ;9,
quitclaim deed; $10L
Luiri and Guidltta Gandolfo to Lillian M. .
Hall (wife of James), lot on SKIine of Bryant
street. 362 SW vt Sixth, SW 30:9 by SE 75;
$10.
Casimiro D. Crlstlna to Thomas W. and
C. C. Rivera, lot on SW line of Harriet street.
73 NW of Brannan. SW 8O by NW 25; $5500.
Estate of Alvinza Haywawl. by William J.
Dingee. administrator, to Charles J. Deerlna;.
lot en E corner of Eighth and Brannan streets.
NE 2M>:3 by SE 275; $75,000.
David n. and Anna M. Campbell to Philip
J. Bailey, lot on N line of Twenty-third «ve
nue. 25 W of Rhode Island street. W 23 by
N 100; *10.
John C. Brickeli to Jacob Heyman Com
pany, lot on W line of Twenty-sixth avenue,
200 S of West Clay street, S 5O by W 120: $10.
Jacob Heyman Company (corporation) to
Robert C. AnrtenKtn. lot on W line of Twenty
sixth avenue. 275 S of West Clay street. S 25
by W 12O: f 10. *
Robert C Anderson to Jacob Heyman Com
pany, same: $46f>.
William K. anil Bessie Luts to Edward Gtn
ley, lot on E line of Sixth avenue, 25O N of
Point Lohos avenue, E 12O by N 50: $10.
Clara M. Perkins (wife of Charles) to Co
lumbian Banking Company, tot on E line of
Nineteenth avenue. 250 N of I street. N 23 by
E 120; $10. .
Alfred and Agnes B. Higgins to ' John J.
Sweeney, lot on NW corner of Brazil avenu«
and Naples street. W 100 by N 50. block 47,
Excelslcr Homestead: $10.
Estate cf Rosa C. Ferea. by Joseph Terea.
administrator, to Virginia Terea. undivided
V, of lot commencing at boundary post 13, San
Mltruel Ranch", being end of twelfth course
SW 403, W 137 to San Francisco and San
Jos« Railroad, thence alons: railroad 805. SW
505. lots 1. !i and 3. block 1. Belle Roche, ex
cepting portion of lot described in 1907 D. 211-
S. Puca* Company to Delia Erann. lot on
SW lino of Precita Avenue. «T» W of Folsom
street. NW 2R. SW 75. SE 30.58, N 24.25, NE
M:6, !ot 2. Dncaa Tract. Precita Valley lots
114 to US; ?1O.
Builders* Contracts.
Oscar Edelmann (owner) with K. J. Wal*h
(contractor), architects Mahoney ft Rytand
AU work for two-story frame building (Rats)
r>n lot on W Hne of Sixth avenue, 75 >j ef
Hugo s-treet. 25 by 00: $4li2S.
•A. I* Burroughs (owner) with Cobby &
Hansen (contractor?), architects Hemenway »*>¦
MUler — All work for a three-«tory frame build-
In* (thre« flats) on lot on E Hn« of Webster
«r«et. 55 S of Filbert, E 1C0. N 23 W 10O
S 25; S5»7r». -
John II. F. Hensel (owner* with Loola \J
Weismann (contractor), architect -. All
work for three-story frame building on lot on
SW corner of Lombard and Buchanan struts.
S SO by W 110. Western Addition 260- $6325.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Fifteen.
10O Bullion Kl 2fiO Scorpion «
4CO Con C fc Va.l ISt SO I nion Con .- J^
SCO Con N Y .... 02t Uf Yellow Jacket. 13
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the yalcs on the Paclfle
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
COO Belcher 2-*l Mo Gould & Cur. 24
2CO Best & Belch. I «H 2CO Could A Lur. -S
UK- Bullion I'**! 1W- Mexican *S
&X> Ohollar 1»i :{W> Poiost .- 18
100O Con NY o:I 2CO Sierra Nev .. 3^
Afternoon Session.
3CO Alpha lii ltt>0 Kentuci 01
:tOO Andes 1S| 15<. Mexican »'?
500 Bullion 25 ICO Ophir -13
10«» Caledonia .-- «» 100 S»vage -I
If*. Con C & Va.l 15! ICO Savage ....... Ti
400 Con C & V.I 12'M I'*' Union Con .. 3-»
200 Gould & Cur. 21! 1C0 iTnion Con .. 40
10V Gould & Cur. .231
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchansa yesterday:
Morning Session.
1C0O Adams Gold.. 09] 200 Ton Belmont.. 81
25C0 Brunswick ... 181 3W • Ton God M. IS
1C0 Mont Ton VA » ICO West End ... 18
1CC0 Rescue 1C|
Afternoon Sersion.
200«< Brunswick ... IS! SCO) Red Top «
1C0 MacN'amara . M 10C«» Rescue »«
200 MacNamara . 37 «» Ton Beimont.. M>
»Ci» MacNamara . SS| SCO Ton Midway.. *¦»
15t» Mont Ton.. 2 1"$*4I 2tt« Ton Midway.. SS
1C" Mi-nt Ton ..2 151 UW Ton N Star.. -3
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.. ; *
' THURSDAY. Sept. 1—3 p. m. •
Eld. Ask.! ?:.- Bid. Ask.
Alpha 1ft 13! Justice 11 '•*
Alta t«» 121 Kentuck — 0*
Andes 1* 19! Keye* Uraes. . — 4-»
Belcher 22 2:51 Lady Wash .. — .03
Best & Belch. 1 25 1 3Oj Mexican S« S.
Bullion 24 23i Occidental ...75 —
Caledonia ... «U ti4? Ophir 2 4O 2 4S
Challenge Con 2u 22!Ovewnan 20 22-
Chollar 14 151 Potosl 1JJ • ?
Confidence ... «•> CRj Scorpion ¦ WT f S
Con C & Va.l 10 1 15 1 Savage 20 2'
Con Imperial. Ot 02| Seg Belcher ..11 12
Con NY 01 021 Sierra Nev .. Xi - Z4
Crown Point. 1« 17t Silver Hill ..50 52
East Sierra N OS Ofil St Louis .... — !•>
Eureka Con.. — S0| Svndicat* .... 02 — "
Exchequer .. 62 ft4' Union Corf .. S!» 41
Gould & Cur. 2T. 23! Utah -¦-'. C9 10>
Hale & Norc. «1 ft!l Yellow Jacket 19 20
Julia CO lot
TONOPAH MINES.
Bid. Ask. I ';-.•= Eld.Ask.
Affairs Gold.. OS — 1 Pine Grove .. 2.'» —
Columbia ... 21 23iQuincy 11 —
Esperanza ... 01 02i Ray Exten ..• — 0«
CoH Anchor. . 21 — ' Ray & O'Brien — «7
GoldfleM B... — 16jRay Tonopah.. — IO
Goldfleld Nev. 7» — (Red Top t.% IT
Goldfleld M.. — 25f Rescue 10 M
Ooldfleld Ton. tt — [Ton Belmont. . €0 ffl
Gold M Con. 01 02' Ton * Cal... — 29
Hannapah M. 2S —'Ton Ex I 12'i —
Hazel Kirk.. H> — FTon Fraction.. 25 —
Jim Butler .. — 7nl Ten « G W.. « —
r.lttl- Ton .. SO JMVTon Cold M. 1-« *9
Luc!<v Tom.. C5 — I "'"on- Midway.. 37 "^
11 .facNair'*ra . 36 — 'Ton cf Nev... 7 CO 7 SO
Mizpah Ex .. — 2-VTon N Star.. 24 —
Mont Ton. .2 12 1 '. 2 13' United Ton .. — C9
N Y Ton 0.1 —(West End ... 15 —
Paj-master . . — f4'
THE SAN FRANCISCO- GALL, : FRIDAY, -SEPTEMBER 2, 1904.
14
WPTDOWS TO VIEW PARADE.
FOR sale^ — Reserved seats In ' reviewing stand
east side Van Ness ave., between Grove and
FuUon Bts, for September S and (I. ,
A LARGE bay-window, the finest In the city.
1122 Market st.
WINDOWS to rent on Market St., cor. Fifth.
for viewing parade. Apply room ll>, 1 Fifth.
GORE, corner Market. Powell and Eddy sts. ;
large bay windows. Apply 3 Eddy, room 5.
KEARNY, 20%— Elegant bay window, suitable
for party; also platform and seats; reas.
MARKET. C45. next to Palace (La Verlte Par-
lors); seats or windows; 1st' floor; fine view.
3 LARGE double windows, fine view; party or
single; reas. Mrs. McDowell's, 1019 Market.
7 CHOICE windows to view parade; fine loca-
tion. Elcho House, 863^ Market. st.
3 FINE windows to view the parade; full view
of Market st. 8 Ellis st.
_ JPTPEWBXTEM^AKD SUPPLIES.
AN exceptionally good No. 2 Remington. No. 1
Smith Premier, $25; other typewriter* at
higher and lower prices; rentals $2 00. The
Typewriter Exchange, 838 California st.'
2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriting Tnspec. Co.. 608 Market
VIA VI.
A WAT to health — Mothers' and daughters'
home treatment; booklet free: . write for tt.
VI AVI CO.. 2304 Van Ness; phone East 282.
AW) STAMME2INQ.
MELBOURNE InKtltuTeT^Va^TNe^s^id^MarlcetT
cures; estab. In S.F. 4 yrs. Hours 1 to 5 p.m.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
Testerday:
Charles H. Sarcander, 23. 810 Jessie street,
and Catherine V. Swift. 23 ' 810 Jessie street
Albert B. Dobner. 19, 67- Fourth street and
Minnie M. Heber, 19, 632 Chestnut stree't
D. William Douthlt, 32. 1913 Devlsadero
street, and Charlotte A.' Merchant 22. • 24S0
Sutter street. ' ' •¦:¦;¦
Benjamin Barlow. 30. 37 Oak Grove avenue
and Mamie Hoffman, 23. 37 Oak, Grove ave
William C. Corkey, 26, New York City and
Gertrude A. Devlin, 2G, 58 Natoma street
, Charles C. Cohen. 22. 778 Fourteenth street
and Luclle V. Breslauer. 19 2118 Bush street
Charles H. Fowler. 27. city, and Prlscllla
Sands, 35, city. -
George W .Eechtel, 24, 1714 Bryant street,
and Laura M.,Jorss. 18. 5U Shotwell. street
Cohen. 23. 1539. Turk street, and Ray
Clarnet. 21. C17H Green street '
Grou, 29/ 170 Colllngwood street and
Marie L. Escude. 26. 170 Colllngwood street
T>.S;r P *n ke « r -?» o ".- 3 , 2 V Pr<*idlo. and Clara c!
Piper. 25. 645 Broderick . street.
Richard J. Rlngwood, 21,' 746 , Castro street.
and Mary. J. Smith. 1R 295 Page street -
Manuel Rodrigues. 22. Oakland and ' Fran
dsca Souza. 21. 22B Moss strtet.' ' n 1
Malichl Cooey. 21. Needles, and Amy Med-'
ley. 21, 719 Lnguna street.
Thomas* J. Sewcll. 23. Redding, and Grace
E. Paine. 2.5. 212:: Bush street.
Frcdiic W. Maxwell 27, Nevada. Mo., and
Olive G. Frazkr. 25, Aurora, Mo
Arthur Tofanelll 22. » Bartol place nnd
Knte A. Ccrclli. IS. 1S1O Dupont street.
John F. Crltc'nt5eld, .11, 37 Second avenue,
and Holla Ethcrldec. 27, 37 Second avenue.
Gf-orpe Kent, 2.\ city, and Alice Wl.son,
27. city. • :
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
Birth, marriage and death notices sent bj
mail will not be inserted. They must b» hundeU
In at either of the publication offices t-rul b«
indorsed with the nam.- and lesidenc- of per-
rons authorized to have trie Lame published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in thi* colurr.n
free, of charge.
IJOKX.
GRAY— In this city August 2fl. 1904. to the
wife of J. A. Gray, a daughter. .
SCHMIDT— In this city. August 27 y 1004 to
tlie wife of John Schmidt, a daughter.
WISE— In this city. August 2.!. 1904. tq the
wlte of Thomas F. Wise, a daughter.
. . MAKHIED.
DAHL— BURMEISTER— In this city. August
31. 1004. by the Rev. Dr. E. Nelander, pastor
of the First English Lutheran Church. Wil-
liam F. Dahl and Grace O. Burmelster,
both of this city. • . v
DILLON— PIPER— In this city. September 1,
10U4., by the Rev. Mr. Guthrie, G. Parker
¦, Dillon and Clara Piper.
IIALSEY— EM1IAI,-In Alameda, August 31,
1004. by the Rev. C. Ruess, H. L, HaUey
and-Ida V. Emmal, both of Alameda.
DIED. ~~
Arlag, Trinidad Fuehrig, Dora C.
Blennerhassctt, ... Jo- Green. Helena ,
¦ hanna . Ha mm. Sarah E.
Breen, Mary . Healy. Capt. Michael
Brown. Charles F. . HennlK. Thelma M.
¦ Conway. Ellen Kaiser, John ¦
. Cummings, ' Mary J. McClunfr. John : ¦
Davidson, Mrs. L. M. Morris, John M.
Dodd. John .¦ . Richards. Alice M.
, Eustathew, Anna K. ' " Schoen. Veronica
Evans. Catherine P; Walcott. Thomas J.
Farquharson. Jessie Wilkinson, Johanna
• Firpo. Melba • ¦ .
ARIAS— In this city. August 30, 1904. Trini-
dad Aria?, beloved ' husband of Maria Arias,
father of Beatrix- Arias, son, of Ramona
Arias, ,- and i brother *¦ of Frank- and David
Arias, a . native of . Mexico," aged • 33 years.
(LTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully lnvltsd to - attend the funeral . services
Friday. September 2. 1004, at" 10 a;, m... at
the mortuary chapel of Julius S. Godeau. 303
Montgomery avenue. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.'
BLENNERHASSETT— In this , city., Septem-
¦ nor ' 1. 1904; Johanna Blennerhassett. be- ,
~: loved wife of. the. late Richard Blennerhas-
sett, devoted mother of Mrs: > H. i E.« Morton, j
Mrs. Phil .Hlrleman.:"Mrs.\W.: J.5 Tlernan.'
,'-¦. . Mrs.VJ., J. Sesnon and, "John, \ William am'
Thomas'- Blennerhassett. and -cousin of. Mrs.
Ellen . Clark.- a j native of County Kerry, , Ire- '
land, aged 59 years. (Boston papers p!ease '
copy.) ;
IT-^Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
• Saturday*, at t> a. m.. fr»m the parlo a of
J. C. O'Connor & Co.. 7d7 Mission street, ;
thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a re-
fiulem high mass will be celebra.ed for. the
repose of her soul at 9:30 a. m. Interment .
Holy Cross Cemetery. .
DKEEX-ln thlc city August 29. 1904. Mary
Brcn, beloved motlicr of J. F. and J. J.
Breen, and wife of the lRte Owen Brecn, a
native of Ireland, aged 60 years. •
(CyFrlends and acquaintances are respect- i
fully Invited to at:end the funeral service*
Friday, September 2. 1904. nt 1>:.V> a. m.,
at the parlors of the California Undertaking '
Company. 4C5 Powell street. Interment Holy •
Cross Cemetery by carriage. I
DROWN — Entrr.d Into rest In San An»e'mo,
August 81; UW4, Charles F. Brown, deaily
beloved husband of the late Mt»ry R. Brown,
father of Charles P. and Elwood Brown.
son of Mrs. Kate M. and the late I'h'l p
Brown, and brother of Philip. Ocors^ C, I
Joseph. Albert and Ida Brown, a native of i
Kan Francisco, asfid ISO years and 11 month*, j
C7"FrIends and acquaintances are respect- !
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Saturday), at 10 a.'m.. from St. Franc's '
Church, where a Fo'.emn requiem hlsh rr.aa.s
Will l>e celebrated for the repose of his soul. J
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. |
Precita Parlcr No. 1S7. N. S. G. W. — The
officers and members of Precita Parlor No.
187, N. S. G." W.. are hereby notified to at- I
tend the funeral of our late brother. Charlei
F. Brown, on Saturday morning, September '
3 at 9 o'cloelc. By order of
CHARLES A. KEEFE. President.
CONWAY — In Flthormnns Bay. August ?!),
1004. Ellen, beloved wife of the late John
< Conway. and mother of Walter John P. and
James E. Conway, Mrs. P. O'Brien. Mrs. M.
K. Peterson and Mrs. H. II. Peterson, a
native ot Kilkenny. Ireland, aged 74 yi ars.
ICTFrlends and acqualntancra are respect- ,
fully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday,
.at W a. m.. from the parlor." of Porter £
White. 423 Golden Gate 'avenue, thence to
St. Mary's Cathedral, where a. nolemn ,'re- '
quiem high mass will be celebrated for the |
repose of her soul, commencing . at 0:30
a. m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.' "Oak-
land. ' ; .
CUMMINGS— In this city. August 30. 1001,
Mary Jane . Cummings, beloved mother of
Sidney Cummings. a native of England, aged
67- years U months and 28 days.
;(C7"Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Friday), at 10::W a. m.. from the parlors of
H. F. Suhr & Co.. 1137 Mission street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemeteiy. :
DAVIDSON— In ¦ Oakland. September 1. 1904,
HENRY J; CALL ACHE^f CO.
. (Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher).
DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. '
. Telephone South 80. : . . "
UNITED UNDERTAKERS. !
- * Funeral Directors ' and - Embaimers- — —
.-J -Formerly In Metropolitan •Temple." *
. NOWat 8H6 MISSION.'. Tel South 167.
Eetween Fourth and Fifth,*: near Fifth st.
. Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
EEAL ESTATE— C^T-— TOBJSAM^
ONLT A FEV LEFT.
« l25PEKWEE N% INTEREST.
Cnoleest lots !n the Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level as a billiard table: on .treet
rrade; close to fine school; not far from tn»
Mie«lon-st. electric cars; secure on. « an
investment and by the time It U paid for It
will have doubled In value the way prtcn
have advanced during the paet year: buy
. new before prices become prohibitive In tals
rapidly growing section.
W. J. WHITE.
2fi Montgomery »t.. r. 8. Phone Main 5.04.
K400-COTTAGE. 6 r. & b .; 236 Bos worth at.
*CSOO— Oottace. 4 r. i b.; 214 29th; modem.
J2700-Cott*ge 6 r. t b.; 150^ West Park ..t.
JllOO-Cottate. 4 r. and b.: 140 H-arst a e.
J1CJO— CotMge, 4 rooms; 220 2Stn St., with
c.*! business, horses, wagons and cood-
>Wcown and *30 per month— 2 nats^ I and
a root-Mi and bath; on Day st.; $3000.
$300 down. »25 p*r month; 2 flats: 2.U) irt.
D. COFFIN. Mission, bet. 21st and 22d.
A $2000 HOME built to suit you, let Included,
any location, on $1 25 per «*«k. Mutual
Home Building Association. 427 Crogsley bid.
$1200 WILL buy newly furnished modern
house, 12 rooms; worth Investigating. 467
Geary at.
FOR saJe— Two fine lots. Richmond, reason-
able. Room 310. Mutual Savings Bank bldg.
ALL work cuaranteed first class by AHL-
BACH & MAYER, plumbers. 836 Howard «t.
MESXO ?ABX EEAL ESTATE.
$200 PER acre — Two R-acre and one 4-acre
tract, back of Fair Oaks; water and good
roads: last of this property left; U cash.
Menlo Park— A fine country home, with
splendid garden and magnificent tree*; well
built, cld-fashioned house in good condition;
fcr tale at a bargain; 15 acres, all Improved.
Fair Oaks — Land in best part of this dis-
trict; well sheltered and wooded: In tracts of
"from 4 to 25 acres; special term* to thos«»
building immediately.
• : SELBY RODGERS * CO..
. Telephone Main 673. 110 California st.
BEAL ESTATE— COPITTBT — Tor Sale.
ALFALFA lands, stock ranches, orchards,
vtiwyards: Inspected bargains; monthly ca.ta-
• lorues *ent free. C M. WOOSTER CO..
648 Market st.
ALAMEDA ADVERT ? S ? J\TTS
AT-A^rrpA BE All ESTATE.
ALAMEDA SAVINGS BANK.
§7500 Hou*e cf 12 rooms, southeast corner
Grand st. and Alameda ave.; 75 feet on
" Grand by US on Alameda ave.; also lot
in rear. 45 . feet on Alameda ave. by
150 feet deep.
$2200 — Two-etcry boos* of 8 rooms and barn;
54x120. east side cf Sixth St.; SO feet
acrth cf Tayler ave.; '434 Sixth et.
f3250 Two -story house, south line of Encinal
ave.. 148 feet east of Union «t.; 1812 En-
ciaal a.t.
. . FORECLOSURE.
WE WANT AN OFFER.
• NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
. Almost new 8-room house: fine marine v'ew;
house Is- thoroughly modern: porcelain bath,
etc.; cement bns*m»nt: S3OO<>.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND.
The Leading and P.Wiabie Agents,
. , 1422 PARK ST.
fl!WO FT.'TP.a home in Alameda: a snap: 7- !
room house: larir* lot: fruit, flowers: leading '
¦ avenue; little ca»h. See owner, 21 Spear St.. J
P. K.. ur»tairf. j
BERKELEY ADVERT ? S ? XTS |
¦ 1
BERKELEY BEAL ESTATE. !
'BARGAIN— ?ie0i.': S-room house, well, barn, |
1 hk-kf-n-hotise. 50 young fruit trees, lot 175x I
2 f> 7: one blork north of Corbin station. West '
BcjrVcley. Inquire of F. BEVIS, on the j
premise*. j
FRUITVALE ADVT'SXXTS j
rBTTITVAI.E BEAIi ESTATE.
FOR £ALK— J2750; tt cost $3750: rents for $20 ;
j.r month; 2 cottages on lot, 40x150. Apply
•<• is. S. AUSTIN. 1101 Twenty-third ave., j
Eatt Oakland. j
TRUITVALE BOOMS.
S'FCnMfHED housekeeping rmt. : closet, pan- ;
try, bath. laun.,& yd. 1417 Fremont av.,Ftvle. j
—^^"— ¦—^^— — »—^^^"^i j
OAKLAND ADYERT'S'MTS
OFFICE, 1010 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND rUBSTTUBE 7OB SALE. I
TG-MoRBOVV the day f'jr bargains in furni-
ture. II. .fckhelhaas.llth Et.,cor.store.Oakland.
San Francisco Advertiseni'ts
BOOMS FOB HOUSEKEEPING.
AUSTIN' ave. 1C2. off Polk st., between Bush
and l"ne — Two housekeeping rooms and bath.
CHUBCU. 30*. cor. 15th — a tiont Funny unfur- j
cishfd room*, with i-arpete. .bath, gas; rear, j
CLAY. 14.VS — 2 cr 4 front rooms; gas range; ;
bath; i-orajjlete housekeeping. )
EDDY. 7.»— Well furnished housekeeping j
1 ¦:;-.-; 2 cr 4 gas ranges; bath and phone. '
EI.Lli?. lust — Housekeeping room; American •
family; »:». :
FKLL, 22>< — Nice furnished suite housekeeping, '
Ifll; cf-ntrai; bath, gas range; adults.
GEARY, 4S3 — 3 eunny rooms for housekeep-
-•-S- .
GOLJJKN <J>TK ave.. 433 — Three furnished
housekeeping: rooirs.
GOLDEN GATE «ve.. C22— Eunny. furnished I
housekeeping rooms. ;
HAIGHT. 21S — Nicely furnished rooms for i
hov.srkeepins; sunny, ysrd, all conveniences. |
HOWARD. f22— Two suites housekeeping
room*; alA Finele. i
HOWARD. 823— Very large front rooms; gas ,
ttove; houspk'eptag. ¦ ;
JEg?IE. CC:i— Sunny room furnished house- i
kcej.ing; i?as range; sink; $3 week.
KEN1LWORTH. cor. Bush and Powell— Three-
ftnr.y apartments; steam heat;cen. loc
KNICKERBOCKER Apaitmcnt*. l.!40 Pine—
Hunny, COraMed .'I-ruom gun*-*: steam heat-
ed. eject ric lighted; free baths: rates reas.
LIBRARY bldg.. Van Nc-sii and Go!d»n Gat*
»«•*>•. — Suite* and ninny unfur. rooms: r«aa.
M« A LUSTBB. c:«S— Nir.ely rurnished. sunny
loom; u*e pf kitchen; running water.
UiALLISTER. 720 — Double parlors; folding
beJ; liousekeeping; ?25.
i?c.\L!-T£-TKR. 1050 — 3 tunny fur. rooms for
likpg. ;ga» and coal range; sink; batft; phone.
NICE housekeeping rc*m» 10 let; all locations.
I'hocr Clay W»6.
N ! NT;TEENTH. 3475. Mission warm belt—
>.'t«-«>:y furnUfied rcon; hauseke^ping; gas.
l.-aih
OAK. 117. t-"S McAllister — Rooms, complete;
»6 to *12; gas range, hot bath: adults.
OAK. 7:;l— Large, tunny room for house-
keeping. • .
OTAP.RELL. 776. r.r. Larkln— 2 light, sunny.
large urjfur. housekpc. rooms; reasonable.
•l'AGE, 1425—3 cr 4 unfurnished housekeeping
iwn»; electric light ; gas; bath.
PEARL. 13. off M&rkct, between Valencia and
Guerrero — Two sunny connecting- hottsekeep-
ir.c rooms; cas range; use of bath and laun.
f COTT. 250 — Two sunny, unfurn!shed, connect-
ing rooms: bath; cas; phone. '.4
EECOND, 149 — Rooms for housekeeping; nicely
furnished; convenient to business.
SECOND. 212— Housekeeping rcomi and othrrs-
r.o children; reasonable.
ECOTT. 3ou, northeast corner Page Two
newly furnished, sunny housekeeping rooms-
«^ke Halglit-Ft. car to Scott; quiet, respect-
able neighborhood.
SIXTH. 145— Rooms tor housekeeping; also
fin;if rooms. i
6TOCKTON*. 711— Furnished rooms for house-
keeping; SIO per month.
THE Vlrcinla. 1005 Powell — Furnished or un-
'urnlt-fcr-d bay-window suites, comrilete for-
iiougfkf-eplng; sas range; also single.
rwo large furnished rooms, also small kitchen.
fT r?nt for l!cht housekeepicg; bath and
r'b©rs«; AEhbury Heights; fine view; refer-
ence*. Box AUZ. Call.
TURK. J147 — Unfurnished, eunny cultcs; new
house; fine view.
VAN NESS »ve., 421-Sunny. from suite ;*»«
•tovc; f23>per month. '
APARTMENT HOUSES.
ST. LOUIS. 1575 Jackson st. — Modern 3-4-0
rooms: furn. or unfur.; refs. Tel. East 1350.
BOOMS TO LET — Fnrn. and TJnf urn.
A— WOLF HOUSE. S. W. cor. Sixth and
Howard — Modern apartments, single rocms.
etc.. from 20c to tl: rates by the .week or
month.
A— BRUNSWICK House, 143 Sixth, st. —Rooms
?Sc to $1 per night, $1 25 to (5 per week and
. light housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte," S73 Market «. (or No. 1
Fifth st.)— Rooms. 25c. 00c. $1. *1 60 night;
$1 CO to f 10 week; house open all night.
ALDINE, 404 Turk st. — Sunny furnished suite;
$1S per nonth; $4 50 per week.
BELMOND House, over Owl druc store. 2 en-
trances, 112(5 Market and 21 Turk — Electric
lights; running water in every room; 200
rooms; 25c to 50c per night: $1 25 to $3 week.
BUCHANAN. 1200— Rooms to let.
BUSH. 75«— Rooms to let.
CRAGBURN (The), 1007 Larkln. cor. Post.—
Sunny, nicely fun-.lshed rooms; single, en
suite, housekeeping apartments, running
water, baths; rates reasonable.
DOUGLASS, 228 — Furnished room to let.
EDDT. 207 — Furnished rooms.
EDDY, 210 — Elegant, sunny front room; also
double, rooms.
EDPT, 432 — Fine furnished rooms; modern; all
conveniences: reasonable: nice location.
EDDY. C26 — Room and board.
EDDY, 1254 — Beautiful eunny rooms, with or
without board.
ULLIS, 837 — Kront alcove room; also other
sunny rooms: private family.
FELL, 335 — Beautiful sunny alcove room; gas;
bath; modern; ?10.
FELL. C54 — Elegant suite; private family; ac-
commodate three gentlemen.
FREE list of rooms at '
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 235 Kearny st.
HARRISON. 784 ft. near~F«3urth^F1nely~fur^
nished. sunny rooms; bath; homelike; *1
week up.
HOWA Rd! 737V4— Manila House — Furnished
rooms with all conveniences; reasonable.
LARKIN, 804— Sunny front room, one or two
persons. |8; back room, $0; housekeeping.
MARKET, 1040 (The Falmouth)— Sunny rooms]
hot. cold water. elevator;windows for parade!
MASON.514,nr.Eutter — Sun. front room suite or
single; «lecantly furn.; modern; reasonable.
MINNA, 110 — Nice single and double rooms
to let: rent cheap.
FRANKLIN. 428 — Furnished room.
FRANKLIN. 721. near G. G. ave. — Sunny fur-
niehed front rooms, suitable for two. $10.
FULTON. 29 — Rooms to let.
FULTON. l'C3 — Nice front room; running
water.
FURNISHED rooms to let; all locations. Phone
Clay 936.
GEARY. CIS — Nice front room.
GEARY. 1499— Sunny front room.
GRAND Southern. 7th and Mission — Rooms 35c
to $1 25 night; $1 50 to $6 wk.; reading-rm.
GROVE, 45S — Nice. large, funny room.
GUERRERO. 333— Nicely furnished large sun-
ny room: bath, gas and phone; private fam.
HAIGHT. 60 — Furnished room to let.
HAIGKT. 21S — Nicely furnixhed rooms; sunny,
bath, phone: all conveniences.
HAMPTON place, IS— Single or housekeeping
rooms.
HARRISON. 2408V4. between Twentieth and
Tvrenty-first — To let, sunny front room wliu
gas and bath: $G per month.
HOWARD. 708— Rooms to rent; furnished.
HOWARD. 715— Large eunny rooms at low
rates; 25c to 51 day and tl 25 to <5 week.
KEARNY. 305. cor. Bush— Nicely furnished
fanny rooms and bath at reasonable prices.
LARGE sunny front room In private home to
a sentleman. Box 714, Call office.
MISSION. 1C30B— Nice s#mny furftished room,
with or without board; bath; grate; reason-
able.
MISSION. 2768 — Two bright furnished rooms.
NOE. 577 — Large furnished room to let; sun-
ny; terms reasonable.
OOTAVIA. 1157— Large well-furnished room for
three young men.
OCTAVIA. 1157— Well-furnished rooms; gas;
bath; phone.
OFARRELL. 20— Sunny furnished rooms; ele-
gant: electric light*; unfurnished offices.
PINE. H27. near Powell — Sunny furnished
room: suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; reas.
POST, 217 — Elegantly furnished rooms, single
or en suite, for conclave visitors; reasonable.
POWELL. SK.— Nicely furnished rooms.
POWELL. 122C. cor] Pacific— Nice, sunny
front rooms, double and single; popular
prices; also housekeeping rooms.
SHOTWELL. 655 — Nicely furnished sunny
rooms; yrivate family.
6TH, 143 — Rooms with housekeeping privileges;
also double parlors; Kood for Dr. or dentist.
SIXTH. 314— Furnished rocms.
STEVENSON, 635— Sunny dourle furnished
toom fo* gentlemen. t
TAYLOR. «24. cor. Sutter — 2 sunny front
rooms; also 2 housekpg. rooms; reasonable.
THE LARCHMONT, 361 Sutter— New orlck
bui'ding. finely furnished; modern; central;
. rates reasonable.
THIRD. 308 (The Mayflower)— Pleasant miny
furnished rooms; central: reasonable.
UNITED STATES. 123 Eddy, near Market— 400
rooms, 35c to *1 night. $1 75 to $6 week; elec-
tric lights «no gas), running water In every
room; elevator, read. -room; free bus; baggage.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d st.. near Market-
Most convenient and respectable; 700 rooms;
35c to (1 SO nfelit; $2 to $8 week; elevator:
<lec. lighter reading-room; free bus; baggage.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
Call branch office, cor. Duncan and Church sts.
A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
cf advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at 1O0K Market st.. opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m.
BOOMS AND BOABD.
MASON. C15A. near Su7ter^Sunny~fural8hed
room, with or without board; private family.
HAIGHT. 60 — Newly furnished double and
single rooms; good home cooking; reasonable.
O'FARRELL, C21 (The Comora)— 2 or 3 superb
rooms; large grounds; best table; billiard rro.
ROOMS with board; all locations. Phone Clay
EDDY. 1128. opp. Jefferson Park— Fine fura.
runny rcrms; Ub!e board; reas.; new mi nag.
HOWARD. 8UA— First-class board and room.
single or double. t&-»C wk.; American family.
Stevenson Mans«on, opp. Grace Church annex,
£fl7 California— See rooms. learn prices.try table.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cent*— The Weekly Cail
16 pages. In wrapper, for mailing. %\ per yeatl
¦ ROOMS WAHTIl). -
BY lady and son. employed during day, 2 un-
funilsbed rooms; reasonable. M. T. f 316
Laurel ft. ,
ROOMS wanted Immediately at
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 235 Kearny at.
BOOM-axsarrnro aoeitct.
MARION GRIFFIN. 400 - Examiner bldg.—
Rooms to let, with cr without housekeeping
single or In suites: we recommend 800 Scott'
464 Hafzht. 403 Halght. 1187 Ellis.
HAVE you any rooms to let? If you have and
want them rented quick telephone to Clay 996.
prPTPEara^ wotices. .
DIVIDEND NOTICE— The Giant Powder Com-
j>«ny.rCon. — A dividend. No. (59. of fifty cents
(jOc) p«r share on the issued capital stock of
the company has been declared, payable at
the office of the company, rooms 202, 204 and
20C Haytvard building. San Francisco on
-K-ptember 10. 1004. Transfer books close
geoL.3. 1904. at noon. C. C. QUINN, Sec.
rOBECIiOSUBE BAEB.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE:
UNITED STATES SHIPBUILDING COM-
PANY.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
a decree of foreclosure and sale made '
and entered in the Circuit Court o* the
United States for the District of New
Jersey on June 30, 1904. In a certain con-
solidated cause in equity pending in said
court, wherein The Mercantile Trust Com-
pany and New York Security and Trust ;
Company, respectively, are complainants,
and United States Shipbuilding Company
and others are defendants, and also. pur-,
suant to -an ancillary decree of foreclo-
sure and sale made and entered ln> the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Northern District of California on August
1, 1904, in a certain consolidated cause in
equity pending In said court wherein the
said The Mercantile Trust Company and
New York Security -and Trust Company,
respectively, are complainants,' and United
States Shipbuilding Company and others
are defendants I, James Smith, jr., as
special master in and by said decrees ap-
pointed, will sell in two separate parcels
at public sale or auction to the highest
bidder, at the front door of the main busi-
ness office upon the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described, in the City of San
Francisco, State of California, viz., on the
north side of Twentieth Street, between
Michigan and Georgia Streets, in the said
City of San Francisco, on the twenty-
sixth day of September, 1904, at 12
o'clock noon, or on the day and hour to
which I may finally adjourn the sale, the
following premises and property which in
said decrees are adjudged to be mort-
gaged under two certain mortgages from
said United States Shipbuilding Company,
the first to The Mercantile Trust Com-
pany, and the second to the New York
Security and Trust Company, and are
described as follows:
FIRST PARCEL.
The yards, docks, plant and property
formerly owned by the Union Iron Works,
situated in San Francisco, State of Cali-
fornia, and consisting of:
(a) AH those certain lots, pieces or par-
cels of land situate, lying and being in the
City and County of San Francisco, State
of California, and bounded and particu-
larly described as follows, to wit:
1. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Illinois and Eighteenth Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along tne
southerly line of Eighteenth Street two
hundred (200) feet to Michigan Street;
thence southwardly and along the west-
erly line of Michigan Street four hundred
(400) feet to Nineteenth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Nineteenth Street two hundred (200)
feet to Illinois Street; thence northwardly
and along the easterly line of Illinois
Street four hundred (400) feet to the point
of commencement; being all of Potrero
Nuevo Block Number Four Hundred and
Twenty-five (425).
2. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Illinois and Nineteenth Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of Nineteenth street two
hundred (200) feet to Michigan Street;
thence southwardly and along the west-
erly line of Michigan Street four hundred
(400) feet to Twentieth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Twentieth Street two hundred (200) feet
to Illinois Street: thence north wardly and
along the easterly line of Illinois Street
four hundred (400) feet to the point of
commencement; being all of Potrero
Nuevo Block Number Four Hundred ana
Twenty-six (426). ,
3. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Michigan and Nineteenth Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along tne
southerly line of Nineteenth Street two
hundred (200) feet to Georgia Street;
thence southwardly and along the west-
erly line of Georgia Street four hundred
(40U) feet to Twentieth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Twentieth Street two hundred (200) feet
to Michigan Street; thence northwardly
and along the easterly line of Michigan
Street four hundred (400) feet to the point
of commencement: being all of Potrero
Nuevo Block Number Four Hundred and
Forty-seven (447).
4. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Michigan and Eighteenth Streets;
running thence easterwardly and alo n f
the southerly line of Eighteenth Street
two hundred (200) feet to Georgia street;
thence southwardly and along the wester-
lv line of Georgia Street four hundred
(400) feet to Nineteenth Street; thence west-
war '<y and along the northerly line ot
Nii «;enth Street two hundred (200) fee.,
to Michigan Street: thence northwardly
and alon,sr the easterly line of Michigan
Street four hundred (400) feet to the point
of commencement; being all of Potrero
Nuevo, Block Number Four Hundred and
Forty-eight (448). , ¦ ,
5 Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Georgia and Eighteenth Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of Eighteenth Street two
hundred (200) feet to Louisiana Street;
thence southwardly and along the wester-
ly line- of Louisiana Street four hundred
(400) feet to Nineteenth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Nineteenth Street two hundred * (200)
feet to Georgia Street; thence northward-
ly and along the easterly line of Georgia
Street four hundred (400) feet to the point
of commencement; being all of Potrero
Nuevo. Block Four Hundred and Fifty-
nlno (459).
6 Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Nineteenth and Georgia Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of 'Nineteenth Street two
hundred (200) feet to Louisiana Street;
thence" southwardly and along the wester-
ly line of Louisiana Street four hundred
(400) feet to Twentieth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Twentieth Street two hundred (2C0)
feet to Georgia Street; thence north-
wardly and along the easterly line of
Georgia Street four hundred (400) feet to
the point of commencement; ' being all of
Potrero Nuevo Block Number Four Hun-
dred and Sixty (460).
7. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Louisiana and Nineteenth Streets;
running thence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of Nineteenth Street two
hundred (200) fee-t to Maryland Street;
thence southwardly and along the wester-
ly line of Maryland Street four hundred
(400) feet to Twentieth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line I
of Twentieth Street two hundred (200) feet
to Louisiana Street; thence northwardly
and along the easterly line of Louisiana
Street four hundred (4t0) feet to the point
of commencement; being all of Potrero
Nuevo Block Number Four Hundred and
Eighty-one V1S1).
8. Commencing at the southeasterly cor-
ner of Eighteenth and Louisiana Streets;
running tnence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of Eighteenth Street two
hundred (2U)J feet to Maryland Street;
thence southwardly and along the wester-
ly line of Maryland Street four hundred
(400) feet to Nineteenth Street; thence
westwardly and along the northerly line
of Nineteenth • Street two hundred (2.0)
feet to Louisiana Street: thence north-
wardly and along the easterly line of
Louisiana Street four hundred (400) feet to
the point of commencement; being all of
Potrero Nuevo Block Number Four Hun-
dred and Eighty-two (4S2).
9. Commencing at the southeasterly
corner of Maryland and Eighteenth
streets; running: thence eastwardly and
along the '"southerly line of Eighteenth
street two hundred (200) feet to Delaware
street; thence southwardly and along the
westerly line of Delaware street four
hundred (400) feet to Nineteenth street;
thence westwardly and along the north-
erly line of Nineteenth street two hun-
dred (200) feet to Maryland street; thence
northwardly and along the easterly line
of Maryland street four hundred (400) feet
to the point of commencement; being all
of Potrero Nuevo Block Number Four
Hundred and Eighty-five (485).
10. Commencing at the southeasterly
corner of Michigan and Twentieth streets;
running thence and along the
southerly line of Twentieth street two
hundred (200) feet to Georgia street;
thence southwardly and along the wester-
ly line of Georgia street four hundred
(400) feet; thence at a right angle west-
wardly and parallel with Twentieth street
two hundred (200) feet to Michigan
street; thence northwardly and along the
easterly line of Michigan street four
hundred (400) feet to the point of com-
mencement: being all of Potrero Nuevo
Block Number Four Hundred and Forty-
Bix (446). 1
11. Commencing at the southeasterly
corner of Georgia and Twentieth streets;
running thence eastwardly and along the
southerly line of Twentieth 'street two
hundred (200) feet to Louisiana atreet;
thence southwardly and along the west-
erly line of Louisiana street one hundred
and thirty-one (131) feet and eight (8)
Inches: thence at a right angle westward-
ly and parallel with Twentieth: street
ninety-five (95) feet and three and one-
half (3&) inches: thence south 6H degrees
west two hundred and forty-six (246)
feet and one-fourth (V4) of an inch
to a point fifty-six (56) feet and
eight and one-half (S&) Inches
eastwardly from the eastwardly line
of Georgia street; thence southwardly
twenty-seven (27) feet and seven (7)
inches to a point distant fifty-two (52)
feet easterly from the easterly line of
Georgia street: thence westwardly and
parallel with Twentieth street fifty-two
(52) feet to Georgia street: thence north-
wardly and along the easterly line of
Georgia street four hundred (400) feet to
the point of commencement; bein* a por-
tion of Portrero Nuevo Block Number
Four Hundred and Sixty-one (461).
12. Commencing at a point on the west-
erly line of Georgia street, distant thereon
two hundred and twenty (220) feet north-
wardly from the northerly line of Twenty,
second street; running thence westwardly
and at a right angle to Georgia street on*-
hundred (100) feet; thence at a right angle
northwardly five (5)rfeet,and six and one-'
half (6Vi) Inches: thence westwardly one
hundred (100) feet, more or less, to the
easterly line of Michigan street at a point
distant thereon two hundred and twenty-
six (226) feet and five and five-eighths
(5*g) inches northwardly from the north-
erly line of Twenty-second street: thinw
northwardly and along the easterly line
of Michigan street, one hundred and
seventy-three (173) feet and six and three-
eighths (t#») inches; thence at a ri^ht
angle eastwardly and parallel with Twen-
ty-second street two hundred (200) feat to
Georgia street: thence southwardly antl
along the westerly line of Georgia street
one hundred and eighty (180) feet to the
point of commencement; being a portion
of Potrero Nuevo Block Number Four
Hundred and Forty-five (445).
(b) The buildings, structures, erections
and constructions placed thereon' witn
their fixtures. • . ¦
(c> All windlasses, capstans, tackle,
docks, engines, furnaces, boilers, ma-
chinery, shafting, -, belting, pulleys, dy-
namos, dyes, patterns, drawings. ;cols,
furniture, fixtures, appliances, implements
and appurtenances of every kinl sn1
character situate, lying or being In. on or
about the said yards, docks, pre ri es
and property described in clauses (a) and
(b) hereof, and used or provided for use in
and about the operation of sa'd p'ant and
property and the cairyng on of 'hi
business of the United States Shpb-Id-
ing Company in the same, It bein< the
intention that said yards, do:ks. prem-
ises and property should be conveyed as
an active, going and operating manu-
facturing plant.
SECOND PARCEL.
All the raw materia', st r el, iron, lum-
ber, fuel, oil, supplies, goods, war.s, mer-
chandise and products belonging to -he
United States Shipbuilding Co-nrany. a id
tormerly owned by the Union Iron Works,
whether manufactured or in petti of
manufacture, and all other tangible jer-
sonal property, goods and chattels, of any
and every kind, name or hatuie, whrh
may be upon th** premises last above de-
scribed, and wnich the United States
Shipbuilding Company acquired from said
Union Iron Works.
As provided by .sa!d decrees, t^e fail
premises and property will bi sclJ Ire:
and clear of all liens and claims of ev. ry
description, without valuation, appraise-
ment, redemption or exten3lon. |
The special master will offT fo- sile 1
separately in onn parcel all tha' port rn
of the mortgaged real estate and appu -
tenances hereinabove descr bed ps lhe
FIRST PARRCEL. In making such sale
the special master will, pursuant to the
directions of said decrees, Rccept no bid
for the property so io be offered for snle
from any bidder for a sum le s than ?1,-
400,000, nor from any bidder who s.al net
I place In his hands or deporlt wth Iilrn at
the time of making the b.d ea a v'.e's*
that such bidder will makeg.oJ hl.« bd,
if accepted by the court, the sum of 5105,-
000 in money or certified- check up.n a .y
national bank, or upon any trust com-
pany In the city of New York, or $52a,uw.
lace value of the bonds secured \y tald
mortgage of the United States Shipbuild-
ing Company to The Mercantile Tru3t
Company, or, in case said mortgage shall
have been previously satisfied, $150,000 face
value of the bonds secured by said mort-
gage of the United States Shipbuilding
Company to the New York Security and
Trust Company.
The special master will next offer for
sale, separately and in one parcel, all
that portion of the mortgaged personal
property hereinabove ' described as the
SECOND PARCEL.. In making such sale
the said special master will, pursuant to
the directions of said decrees, accept no
bid for the property so to be offered for
sale from any bidder (or a sum less than
$300,000, nor from any bidder who shall not
place in his hands or deposit with him at
the time of making the bid. as a pledge
that such bidder will make good his b.d,
if accepted by the court, the sum of $60,(M>
in money or certified check upon any na-
tional bank, or upon any trust company
in the city of New York.
The certificate of any trust company in
the city of New York that it holds bonds
a3 therein described secured by either of
the said mortgages of the United States
Shipbuilding Company, subject to the or-
der/of the party named, and transferred
to the special master, will be received by
said special master and accepted in lieu
of the bonds specified in said certificate as
a deposit at the time of sale and on ac-
count of the-payment of the purchase
price bid. with like force and effect aa
though the bonds therein ¦ named had
Been delivered to such special master.
Of the price for which said respsctive
parcels of property shall be sold, there
shall be paid in cash at the time of sale,
the cash deposits hereinbefore required,
which shall be received as a part of the
purchase price and .also, with respect to
each of the said, parcels of property, there
shall be paid in cash, at the same time,
and from time to time thereafter, such
further portions of the purchase price of
said properties as the court may- direct;
and the court has resented the right upon
the confirmation of the sale of the said
parcels of property, or either, of them, to
charge the properties sold, or any part
thereof, with a lien to secure any such
further payment ot cash in an amount
then to be fixed by the court or to require
a bond in lieu of any such lien. The bal-
ance of the purchase price of each
of the said parcels of property, not
required to be paid in cash or secured by
lien or bond as aforesaid, may be paid In
cash, or the purchaser may satisfy and
make good the balance of his bid. In whole
or in part, by turning in to be cancelled
or credited as hereinafter provided, out-
standing bonds and overdue coupons ap-
pertaining thereto secured by said mort-
gage of the United State; Shipbuilding
Co.Tipany to Tne Mercantile Trust Com-'
pany, saM bonds and coupons being re-
ceived at such price or value as shall be
equivalent to the amount that the holder
or holders thereof would be entitled to
receive thereon in' 1 case the entire pur-
chase prices of all the properties covered
by said mortgage were paid in cash; cr in
rase said mortgage 'of the United States
Shipbuilding Company to The Mercantila
Trust Company shall have been previously-
satisfied, sala purchaser or purchasers
may for the same purpose turn in
to be so cancelled or credited out-
standing bonds and overdue coupons
appertaining thereto, secured by said
1 mortgage of the United States Shipbuild-
ing Company to the New York Security
and Trust Company, which shall be. like-
wise received at a value likewise com-
puted; but such payment in bonds issued
under said mortgage to The Mercantile
Trust Company shall be subject to such
further order of the court as may be
necessary to protect any rights, equities
or priorities of the holders of any of said
bends In respect to the distribution of the
yroeeeds of the sale of the premises cov-
ered by the lien of said mortgage, as in
said decrees provided.. All such bwids and
coupons that may be used to make any
such payment shall be surrendered to the
special master and cancelled if the whole
amount due thereon Is applied upon the
purchase price, but if less than the whole
amount be so applied then the amount so
applied shall be stamped or written upon
such bonds and coupons, which shall then
be returned to the holder.
If any bid shall b3 accepted by the court
and the person making; the same shall fa'!
to comply with all the condi.ions of sale
and all orders of the court in rt?p»ct
thereto, the sum deposited by tha bidder
shall be forfeited and shall be app led as
the court may direct.
The court has reserved the right to re-
ject any bid ai d to resell the mortgaged
premises and property upon the failure ot
any purchaser for five days to comply
with any order of the court rsquiring pay.
ment.
The said decrees provide that the pur-
chaser or purchasers of the property
therein decreed to be sold shall bs inve t?d
with, and shall hold, possess and enjoy
the said mortgaged property thereby de-
creed to be sold, or so much thereof as
may be purchased by him or them respec-
tively, and all rights, priyl.eges and fran-
chises pertaining thereto, as fully en 1 }
completely as the d<?ft-n«lant.<» in ?aid con-
solidated causes, or any of th»m, held and
enjoyed the wme at the time oi the entry
of such decrees, or hid theretof »re hel i
and enjoyed the same reauvctl/cly; and,
further, that the said purchaser or rur-
chasers shall be entitled to hold the said
property so sold freed and dl^chnrged ot
and from the Hen of the mortgages fore-
closed in said consolidated causes and
freed and discharged from i-ll claims tl
the parties to said suits or any of ilum,
and every person represented by or c!ai-n-
ing under or through them or any o* th»m
For further particulars rcf. ren e It
I made to the above rr.enti>nel decree* ot
the said Circuit Court of the United Stat s
• for the districts aforesaid, or. file wi h the
. clerks of ?aid courts respectively at Tren-
ton. New Jersey, and San Francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Da'ed August 6th. 1004.
JAMES SMITH, JR.. Special Master,
Newark, New Jersey.
Mrs. L. M. Davidson, formerly Mrs. Charles
D. Carter, a native of England, ased 87
years 3 months and 25 days.
DODD— At Sehuetzen Park, September 1.
1904. John Dodd. a native of New York
State, aged 81 years.
EUSTATHEW— In this city. September 1.
1804, Anna K. Eustathew beloved mother of
Nick K. Eustathew and Mrs. A. C. Claudi-
anos. a native of Bralla, Koumania, ag?d
(50 years.
EVANS— In Oakland August 31. 19C4. Cath-
erine Porter. Infant daughter of Charles J.
and Lots Evans a native of Oakland, aged
1 month.
FARQUHARSON— In this city, September 1.
i J9O4. Jessie II. Farquharson wife of Dav d
l'arquharson. and mother of 'Mary A.. C. D.
..and D. F. Farquharson. aged 7U years and
10 months.
ETNoace of funeral hereafter.
FIRPO — In this city. September 1. 1904. Melba.
dearly beloved daughter of Mary and G.
Firpo. sister of Henry Firpo. and grand-
daughter of Antonio Cuneo. a native of San
' Francisco, aged 3 years and 4 months.
FUEHRIG — In this city, September 1. 1904,
Dura C. dearly beloved wife of Charles A.
H. Fuehrlg. and loving mother of George.
Theodore and Adolph Fuehrig, a native of
Lobsens. Provlnz Posen. Germany, aged 49
years and 14 days.
GREEN— In this city. September 1. 1904.
Helena, wife of George Green, mother of
Mrs. Essie Herrmann and Lawrence. N. T.
and Christina M. Green, and daughter of
the late Judge Lawrence Ryan, a native ot
Jacksonville. Fla.. aged 62 years.
(CTThe funeral will take place to-morrow
(Saturday), at 9:30 a. in., from her lat«
residence UK". Sacramento street, thence to
St. Mary's (Paullst) Church, California ani
Dupont streets, where a requiem high maas
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul
at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HAMM— In this city. September 1. 1DO».
Sarah E. Hamm, beloved mother of Lout*
J. Hamm. a native of Maine, aged 62 years
9 months and 9 days.
HEALY— In this city. August 30. 1904." Cap-
tain Michael A., beloved husband of Mary J.
Healy. and father of Fredrick A. Healy, a
native of Georgia, aged 65 years and 11
months.
IE7The funeral will take place Friday.
September 2. at 10 a. m.. from St. Mary's
(Paullst) Church, corner of Dupont and Cali-
fornia streets, where a mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul. Interment
private In Holy Cross Cemetery. Remains
at the funeral parlors of the Henry J. Gal-
lagher Company, 2O Fifth street.
HENNIG— In this city. August 31. 19O4, Thel-
ma Marie, beloved daughter of Julius and
Minnie Hennig, and sister of Rose and Lily
Hennig. a native of San Francisco, aged 1
month and 22 days.
KAISER— In this city August 31. 1904. John
Kaiser, beloved husband of Fredericke
Kaiser, father of William F.. Charles A. and
Emma Kaiser. Mrs. G. H. Burfeind and
Mrs. C. P. Lemoge. and grandfather ot
Freda «nd Willie Kaiser and Luclle Bur-
feind. a- native of Wurtemberg. Germany,
aged 63 years 5 months and 20 days.
CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to nttend the funeral s«rvice3
Saturday. September 3. 10O4. at 1:30 p. m..
at his late residence. 1713 Mason street.
Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery. P'ease
omit flowers.
McCLUNG— In this city, August 28. 190-1. John
McClung. husband of Eliza C. McClung. and
lather of Margaret. Clara and John H. Mc-
Clung. a native of County Tyrone. Ireland,
aired 70 years. (Toronto papers please copy.)
MORRIS— In Oakland. September 1. 10O4. John
M., beloved husband of Catherine Morris, a
native of New York, aged 60 years.
RICHARDS— In this city. August 31. 1S04.
Alice M.. daughter of the late Thomas and
Margaret Richards and Ulster of Thomas
L.. Daniel B., Evan E. and Edwin L. Rich-
ards. Mrs. Annie O'Connell. Mrs. Frank
Clayton. Mrs. O. M. Riewerts and Mis3 Hat-
tie Richards, a native of California, aged 19
years.
¦ tCT Friends and acquaintances ar» respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Friday), at 1O.SO a. m.. from h«r late resi-
dence. 228 Thirteenth *treet, near Howard.
Intel men; Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
SCHOEN— In this city. September 1, 1004.
Veronica, beloved wife cf Max Schcen, a
native of Cologne. Germany, aged 46 years
8 months and 24 days.
CTTrlendsi and acquaintances arc respect- i
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day ¦
(Friday), at 10 a. m.. from her late resi-
dence, 797 McAllister street. Interment Hills !
of Eternity L'emetery by 11:30 a. m. train
from Third and Townsend streets.
WALCOTT— In this city. August 31. 19C4.
Thomas J. Walcott, beloved sen of Themis
J. and the late Margaret Walcott. ani bi-
loved brother of Mrs. Paul Talo and George |
and Viola Walcott. a native of San Fran-
cisco, agtd 19 years.
ICTFrlends and, acquaintances are re«pect- ,
fully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, |
September 2. at 1 :30 p. m.. from his late
residence. 91.1 Dolores street, near Twenty-
second. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
WILKINSON— In this city. August 30. 19O4.
Johanna Wilkinson, a native of Nova Scotia i
aged 70 years. A member of Seven Pines
Circle. Lcdles of the G. A. R.
(E7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Friday,
at 2 p. m.. from the parlors of Porter & :
White, 423 • Golden Gate avenue. Funeral i
under the auspices ot Seven Pines Circle, 1
Ladies of the G. A. R. Interment Cyj?re« !
Lawn Cemetery via the 3:30 p. m. train i
from Third and Townsend streets depot.

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