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. HOPSEgEgTO** G - ROOMS— CkmtLamed.
: WALLEB bet FlUmora • aad Bt«tn«*^Ela-*
rajßtJ.vttmUhed front and. back parlor, wtth
nae ojgTrfChen; price SSS. - :
OAK, "«l — Rooms, housekaeplttg -or j staglet
PanhsT? , care; elegant > apartments «tw< con-
veai^*- - Phone Page 614. . \u25a0
' HAHTPSD st, 24, sear 17th and Market^S
«ontf, tarmshed, honse keeping cooms; no •*nO-
re *--- l '•\u25a0-.' .-\u25a0•_.*-
OAK 1 et.., 419 — Sunny honsekeeptsg rooms and
•bath-*, 'well furnished; modern conveniences.
' O'FAR&LL, 1460 cor. Buchanan— Sunny bay-
«ln<y cnlta for hanseteeplng; - other rooms.
! PIERO2,' 408.' cor. Oak— Large sunny fnmtehed
rooa Iff sentleman; rent for 1 $12, two $13.
i SBOTWfX \u25a0 *t; 1167— Famished : hoasefkeoptsg
rooms ;;w*t«>r to each; n*e bath; so children.
SCOTT 4. 803— Suany housakeaplng room wtth
rtmnlsl t wat*r. • \u25a0 - .-
TO let-iftnny : housekeeping rooms. 4300 IPth
ROOMS T) LET-Fnrn'i and rfnfnrn'fl
BRODERICj: «t. 289, brt. Oak anfl Paga. phona
Fell llTafNewly furnished enany bay window
front root; al*o 1 large eurny front room, un-
fßrnlsbedl adtanle for light hoosa keeping*
reference^ ~- -'- ..
' " PON brtldlic, 1012 FlUmore st. bat. McA.ni*.
tar f-nijlolaeo ,Oate; - D«rly aad sleftatly
fvnSsba s*xosy rooms, with every modern eon-
venlent; accaselble tt an car lines.
' UMION SOUSE, aontkeast corner of Baasoß]
and Ytttincton st*-: newly rnmubad. saaay
room* «'»ctriclty and gas;* rooms SlM> par
woekatnd op; lagre readlng-wom.
BOSTOnAI* — Nr»iy furnished smmy roomst hot
armtet tA-rrrry room* fraa tctbs and pboae.
MOB Q^en X»t» w. '•'. -.\u25a0\u25a0 -
•FOOSOMit, 22S9A— To rtstt, besstlfolr/ fnr-
. &2feMO' fast room, bata, private family, fl3
i &A 1 QRX st" ' 'f^ETgV SQBB7 €Ol'£ie? - POO^Bf fMTA*
i "Blag * Mter: »*• of batht 4 ear naa*| caar
food rftatattfet. \u25a0 Phona Pa>a eaa.
W prtv«t r-rMaaoa. oppasi floor ot 8 or 4 UxrjZ
c^ra^^rMcOarty, station A, P. O.
' T^Afjfvmytj 11, tot, Mlsatea, bet. 11th tpA
12«>— Jf fift cnnußtiad sunny aonm, private
• f<nfly. »sJ». - .
' > oaK «t_, 41V-Bnsay. cooets. dagaatty famlsbedt
ei«o ssttat. taodcxß eomttnianoaat rant (20
1 OCTAVLa,- ISB— Jjanre neatly fnmlsted frost
room la pmte family t (as ana bath; far 1 or
. 9 tantieme. \u25a0 -
6IXTEK>T£ rt, 8199, coe. Ouureio Bast
trtn*?«r *raeri t cewly farnlahed. sonny
trust* itAltUf g TMttiaa
' OHCJHEarTHst^ «230, fiat I>— ST baantlrnfly
fnri-Vjaa* r*m tot gestlatasot bath; private
STZCTEBi «Ot . bloc* from Fn&acre—^Mcetr
finished , sr&sy frost rooa suitable tat S?
rrsoeb faaalJ.
' 6TEIVKB. Bf>*— l or S diolea suany rooms la
new fiat; sJto light bessakeeplng rooms; rest
resaonabla.
VAX KESS. 2^o9 — Beautiful rooms la family;
rsfletncn; references; no sign. Can before
or aftg *
: 20TH. M&coc. Capp— Large, deaa, oleely fnr«
room with batb; -nttaU* tor 2.
f2O; alsonlte. sattable for man aad wifa, <35.
BRAITNAK S«o^-20 nicely furnished rooms;
cheap rett; ftf tor aU worktogmen.
BCCHANAJI co6 — Rooa. $4 a week; snltaMa
for " 2 gpn-ipnon: rurctng water, gv.%.
\u25a0 CASTRO *53A— Newly furnished room for f"«r
2 ccntj-'apn- ; -
CL A Y <"t. ~09 — A pleasant ssnay room, suitable
for. 2: la private family. v- .
DOUGLASS. 8&0 — 8 cnfsmlshed rooms; bath aad
rgentng -'^iter. - . \u25a0 - •
ELLh! Tft^i— Private family; a large room for
•tw< gentlemen; bot and cold water, and bath.
GOL>EK GATE aye.. Io3lA— Nicely furnishes 1
frot rarlor. agitable for^ or 3 persona.
GOL">ES GATE st.. 1T25. nr. Derisadero— Large
ena nT room for 2: board reaa.; bath, phone.
GUERKTRO. 1140 — 1 cr 2 furnished rooms; gas,
bath *nd pxme.
rTA*fc*»g)RP. ISO — Large, sunny, front rooms;
-. netfiK^"^*-
HATES. nice aunny rooms.
LLOTD'ifl. ** Scott at. bet. Waller *nd Do-
boce—^-UirnUtiid room .for 1 or 2 gentleman.
MAYBF'IX.E 211 vv * n ' s *'* 9 — tf'wly furnished
* • rronn ; g-lao transients. Phone Market 45*4.
PIERCE y<*2~ Famished room suitabl* for 1,
or, 2 g«i* ene °- '
«?n<vr*r f- <?or. day — Larpe front room; aolt-
VhS;/ r 2 oWfi gentlemen; West 2219.
stb>NE£. j " »s^6i opp. Alamo aqnart — 1 tingle
pSa; geaUeman; $15. , . \u25a0 .
S*TTER. 1723 — Nice, eunny famished room In
ybasement ; agitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen.
TEHAMA," E2 bet Ist and 2d — Smmy front
/ room ta Jet; suitable for offlca.
/ THE ABBT. IMS Mission et bet lßth and I«th
/ >— Scnsy rooms from $2XO np per week.
TURK. 1149 — Nicely furnished singla and doabla
rooms; reasonable; running water.
WEBSTER," 1409 — FurnlshM rooms for gaatla-
rcra. 'n h«cb»lor cnnrterm rrotn reasonable.
OAKL.OuD ROOMS TO LET
WEN T'g^BCOyP. «T»— Oarg« front Bunay bay
room; ras. bsth; near Key Bxmta eta-
' tloJfv^iftUfcle rar 2.
Bg^JKB^ET ROOMS TO I^ T *
yUltif VE tEO uunit,t t, frStsSl* for Ist gactle*.
. man. or bonseteetaag. 2787 Dwigtt way*
Barfcety.
HOCg» i WAJrTBD-'»Jto*a«dDegp»Ba
WA^TETV^ or 8 fmft!M!tdhafl rooms fee house*
kafrttr teJSlchmcod fflstrtct CaS car •Odress
, MRS. eTTiUVAS, etf Oreseaot XX, or bo*
* TBB. C*P j*fflce. \u25a0--.;
maY t, nrffed eocpla destt* ftndsned bonss-
l^aeptog go»a»{ cocTenlnecea, bomettksv sea*
JoSblrt tntgsrtlenlars. P. O. beStt.
S--'^B>OaM A3CP BOARD
' 1 85— Eocs tfi board for ggrflemaaj btrge suauy
bar wlncto' rooDi cartne views oresstntr room
cooßKtMlfS&ltable for C: prirats ff.mtlyt ref-
erences rfclrad. 1819 Mascmlo af.
i>ACmo«v»_' 27iT-~Kl«c«nt fandsaad rooms.'
wtth brt ef table board 1 fin view; pleasant
«tarpwflng»: can accommodate fiva ©ocples or
yenttaatt* prtcas faaaooable.
\Yjrrx*. flppostte PaahanaTa— Suite of oornet
roomifot 4 or 8 f«stJ*»«»l •acoaOfflf rca-
Blag \u2666tei, fcagy phanet tBX .
' ROOM *A iwartf: ltrg« froot roont arary eonr*-
. rteaß€%t>a» West T478. 2851 Prrbmaew st.
i ELEOAJT • *oa»y - sdte aad board to satacft
! home. > f .gttastma st. aeag Pacy. -
'"gQOM ofl bed, statable for i or 8 gtrrrimeflL
1 qqerrro at. Ba» Debooe \u25a0*.'\u25a0\u25a0
A&A3BDA ROOMS A3TT> BOARD _ .
BOOKS wibosra fa fia* Joeatlont najrpnrtn«l
laJNL^i--- -\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-.' \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0•--\u25a0 _,-'-\u25a0
nOGii a board, . SOWBoent tlsta m*iJ5Z
tn^.n: »iot>* AUn»<i gtM.
BCBJCLET BOOMS A3TD BOAB3X
gnyirt tint room, sattable for % wttfc boart}
mofjere: mfllfot nefgnborfcood} eooreiiieoi
-: toCTih. - g<T CHunmTng way. Bwlrelqv^
' - •»: - \ ' fyß??? l^ ;,^4^ " ' '' \u25a0 '
gtT^aiaretV Subcrbaa Sdwwl, Saa >6^a>
open tf gvtg: «mpl^ cronpgg. term's cotrrtg. etc.
"^ J SUMMER RBSOBTl!
,*-i 1 —
"ABROW»AJ> Hot Springs,' Ban Bct&ardtßO Oa>.
near lUlasds; elevation 2000 ft; dry- mom>
t sin alt hottest enratire springs In the world,
196 peg**; write for booklet and rates.
' HEMORRHOIDS
PILES imrt diacomf ort pain and taf ectloos dis-
eases, i^hy mmc them so lovingly when ttSey
Pcan betorad to stay enrad, without knlfa, dan-
_. orhdranca to bnslnesst • Thousands of men
Sd^w ""^ ta " ttl> vte&ltT' toTastigats.
DB. yOS. J. K3SKEB, ««1 ymmore at ;
-. \u25a0'<£. TXVAI.ID '- CHAfRU - :; "- \u25a0- ' ---^ 2i
nnr n rentxL ezchanredt manufacturer Basics*
tterie ft*te- 2IOS Market st Tri. F*U &9U.
CASH^K^Eai macba, punchars, '; Uftsal ' feeds
y^erceatag*.- 21*4 garsatrAreaaa,
Viash CH<«. PILOTS, ELKS , and^ OASO
C \<Trms£ SS* GODGH ST.. nr. Fcltoty
,'-•.. -:.;.; '^fiHEBT.-atßTAl.^:',-;, -. : \u25a0;,..
cnFFT iTT&L AND PATEST CHIMKETS, F.
MAJE^lO)she«t Metal Works Msnt.'tfaC trwC
coppf. o^b B - P**" 2il& - loes McAllister.
•\u25a0^ rr T ||| .; ; Vi' > .. M jBA3OTAJttPMg.^^
it pa.' t^rBli^i^l^'wnii»iiiiiiv I
'with 10 «r«Vcare, $30 to $50. Xso* toward j I
- "\u25a0imriiiUHiMiimiiiiUMi i<nnsMtfii>issniimi<tri<i
SEWTJfG MACHINES
RINGEB aewteg" aachlnes;*- WHeeler r *"Wll»on r
sewing zoachlnes; \u25a0 needles, parts and supplies
for both., Sold only by Singer Sewing Machine
Company at following Singer stores. San Fran-
cisco Oal. : 1166 Market st.'TSS Halght Vst..-
U66 Valencia st.,~ 812 Clement St.. 1431 Bush ;
•t, 851 McAllister st. 2507 Market St., 819 ,
Golden Gate aye. Oakland: 465 12th st, 1058
• Washington st. 1141 \u25a0 8. « 14th- st .Alameda:
1821 Park st Berkeley: 8210 Adeline st.
DOMESTIC— Best \- cheapest: 7aU kinds rentedT
repaired, ezchanired; needles and- supplies for
' all makes. J. W. Evans, agent 1653 O'Far-
rell st. near Flllmore; phone West 8601.
A. E. NELSON'S - Sewing Machine Emporium,
largest on the coast: new dropbeads 319.50)
. rented and repaired, > 8260 22d st, bet. Mis-
' slon and Valencia. - . -
NATIONAL Aotomstie. White. Standard, other
makes, rented, repaired, rte. I. S. COHKS'S
SOys. Phone West 5761. 1610 O'FarreU st.
WILLCOX & GIBB3 Sewing Machine Company—
Located at 724 Tnrk St., near Van Ness ava.
Manqfactnrers of the genuine Automatic.
80 SBCOND-HAND machines, to be sold imme-
diately. 1220 Colden Gate ay».. nr. Filbnore.
TIPJBWRrTERS AND BPPPLIKS
ALEXANDER & CO., typewriters; aU I makes
rented, tndndlng Smith Premier; desks, chairs,
ate; ask for prices partly used machines. AL>
EXANDEE, 1820 lUlmore st; phona West
_\u25a0 6288.
BTEABNS* Visible Typewriter, the only visible
with decimal tabulator; also second-hand, all
makes; rentals and repairs. The Typewrtto-
rlmn. 1724 Ffllmore st v*'. \u25a0 ; .
FIRST-CLASS typewriters for from 525 to SI 00;
all makes, all prices; rentals and supplies. Tha
Typewriter Exchange, 1011 Golden Gata ava.
*f efephana Park PTB. \u25a0 \u25a0
WALTER A. SCOTT, 1811 Flllmore st. and 623
Market; phon* West 2098.
. BUPTUKP 1 CURED
DB. FIKKCiK'S Hectric Truss does tha wotij
aatabltahed S3 years. PIKBCB & SON. 1417
•\u25a0\u25a0 -' TRUSSES \u25a0-\u25a0" \u25a0 -
MBB. M. 0. WTLUAMS,
FBcmact* with Wm. Hatteroth— Trasses,. support.
era, elast. hosiery, etc. 476 Page, nr. Webster.
WALTEBS A CO~, surgical Instruments, hospital
effciprnenta, trusses and elastic hosiery. 1608
.Biatnat at^ near Oaary. \u25a0 : . ... .-\u25a0\u25a0
BPBOIALIBTS ln truss flttlnga. CLAKK-#AN-
COMPAKY. 1258 0.0. aye.. nr. Flllmore.
A. BERBERT &s& s BHO.. TRUSSES. APPLt"
AIfCES. 623 Golden Gate aye. ._ _•-
I SHOW CASES
AWKWATJT MFO. CO.— «bow aaaas; Murray
pa tret. 849-gl MgAlllster rt.
' ; SEEDS
GEM) tor catalogue, latest flower and vegetab^
tllortriitwL O. C MORSK & PP.. 171Ajaay_gt
!. r^ ww^
AMBER A GRWKNBKRG. UP-TO-DATE TAIL.
OP.B. ClB MCALLISTER ST.
TKU JfKS ___'____'
TRCXKB, sdteases, cheapest and best in city.
V. Y. Trunk Company. 809 Van Nets aya._
TOOLWORKS "'
SUWSCT Iron Works, general machine- shop.
OEO.'POTSTADA. mnoacer. 1057 Folsom st.
_^_ TOOLMAKERS ;
Oonens & WnestboS, toolmakers and machinists;
ren. repairing; woodworking tools. 704 Bryant
RqoFcyq^^
EASTERN ROOFING COMPANT.
Tel. West 4622. 1536 Ellis st
.POTTED GLASS-WORKS
EL E. EOPPS, Proprietor.
AH kinds of. ornamental glass. 115 Tnrk st
Telephone Franklin 1765. • -
SHADE Mfg., 2505 Howard, cor. 21st; brass cur-
tain rods, paint wall paper. J. P. JOPRDEM:
ADVANCE! window shade factory. ! Orders filled
at short notice. GEO. WALCOM, 637 Tnrk at.
WINDOW shades made and repaired. 7. P.
HOTTER. 604 Larkln st Phonp+Tranklln 2852.
PROPOSALS j
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed bids will be'
received at 218 California Hall, University of j
California, Berkeley, on or before 5. p. m., '
April 23, 1907, for buildings to be erected for
a pathological laboratory at Whlttier, Califor-
nia, as per plans and specifications on file at ;
said office in California Hall and with Mr. J. .
H. Ramsey at Whlttier. No bids will be con.
eidered unless accompanied by a certified
check -or bond In favor : of ' the > undersigned
equal to 10 per cent of the \u25a0 bid. with snf fl- \u25a0
dent sureties, conditioned that 'if tha bid be i
accepted tba bidder will enter Into a contract ;
faithfully to perform the obligations ln ac-
cordance with eald bid and . with - said plans
; and epedncatlons. The right to reject any or
all bids Is hereby reserved. The Begents of the
\u25a0 University of California. . •\u25a0-. •\u25a0 -
. LEGAL NOTICES \u25a0 -._\u25a0\u25a0
TO Whom tt May Concern— Ail bill* againit tha
firm of Maloa, Matazaa .&: Pesacos. situated
at 12 Clara st, must, be presented before
May 18, 1007. JERRY METAXAS.'
T. PESACO3. -
PARK BOWLING GREEN
AGAIN IN COMMISSION
Bowllstg- en the green Is fast regain
ing th« popularity It enjoyed before the
lire a year a«o. ' The Golden Gate park
green was put out of commission = for
almost a rear, and the enthusiasts have
anxiously . awaited the time when It
\u25a0Bxmld be In shape again for play.
\u25b2 tew of the more ardent devotees of
the game have put in the last two
Batordaya on the new green, but the
rlnfcs were crowded for the. first time
ygtwday. Among th« old timers who
played were? \u25a0 John . McLaren, ' Joseph
Gray, Rob crt Park, A. A- McVlcar, M. L.
Crowe, J. M. Duncan, J. M. Earsman, G.
St. X. Brenniet, A- Craig:, T« Millar, J.
AT<TTiarlhTan. O. C. Patterson, A. Craig.
No toornam«nta have been announced
y«t, bat It 1* «xx>*oted that several will
be ootmnencsd ln'tbo next week or two.
Pl«y was confined to practice matches
yesterday, the closest and most. Inter
esting being that in wblch M. I* Crowe
and A, A. MeVlcar defeated J. M. Dan
can sad A, Crals by a score of 21 to 19.
Othmr matohes played resulted as fol
lows: Robert Park and J. M. Flnlay
ion bsat J. M. Earsman and 6. Bt. J.
Bresm«\ 21-6; Joseph Gray and Colin
Mclnnei beat *£. Millar and J. M. Mc
rAgJiiftn. £1-10; Joseph Gray and Mo
y«r.hlrtn beat G. C Patterson and T.
Millai; a-9. < 1 : -
CROWN PRINCE OPENS
SPORTS EXHIBITION
BBRECH, April 2(W— Crown Priice
Frederick William opened ' the interna
tional' sports exhibition here today., in
the presence of the crown princess
and Prlnco and Princess Eitel Frederick.'
The* Duke . of Mecklenbergr-Schwerin, •in
the 'opening ' address, >aid that the . ob
ject : of c the 'exhibition was ,to combat
the : prejudices still : existingr . among
many Germans agrolnst sports. He
hoped , the .• exhibition ; would popularize
sports ". in ; the ;. fatherland . and : bring the
nations." represented ' closer together . in
peaceful* competition. * ' ,
". . Besides Germany, the principal coun
tries "\u25a0 represented ; are . Norway, , Sweden,
Denmark,'*/ Austria V' and ; Switzerland.
There ; la a remarkably * fine ? exhibition
of Scandinavian \ winter, sports. _ . :
>.. Emperor .William : takes great interest
in the promotion of eport in Germany,
haringr lor a long time given prizes and
otherwise \u25a0 tried * to , Induce . the German
people to devote more attention to ath
letic exercises. ;.'•\u25a0 , • ;
' His majesty lent a large , collection o£
Hunting weapons to the;,' exhibition,
which i includes ' ballooning; exhibits and
displays of articles used In all other
•ports ; except ? automobiling.; . sr :
' DIED
SJCTB— to tWs r elty. '*AprD 1907, Ther^
t aaa. - daarly • beloved danghter , of , Bridget
• \u25a0 Smith, and . loving; sister >ef* Mrt.'; Mary . Pyle,"
' ' ' and : Thomas, Edward, .- ".Phillis t and i Charles ;
Smith. -a < natlva ' of / B m artsvl l l 4; r. Tuba : - couu ty ,' |
OaL . (MarysTille " oapers • pleas^ copy.) * - -. - -, -\
- Krtice 9t toaeral ; teftaf tat,; . - : J
THE SAlfr ITL^^SOO, C^^
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Sails . qn^Linei" Alameda ' -
The"- Oceanic' steamship company's
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell.^ sailed
at 11 o'clock yesterday J morning > for
Honolulu i with a full 'cargo and a, large
number of passengera> Among the lat
ter, . was Commander :Csß. 7. T. ? ; Moore;
United States r , navy,? governor ; of i Pago
Pago. :: The : gunboat Annapolis is at
Honolulu awaiting ; Governor :"i Moore's
arrival, and \u25a0iWll" carry ? him * from -the
island port , to ! the , Paciflo naval station,
where his rulal for; two 'years'! was 'so
popular with the | natives I and so satis*
f actoVy to Uncle Sam ; that \u25a0 his term
of duty as a potentate* was extended
for another. year.
The Alamoda carried to sea part of
the big -shipment of r garlic ; which ar
rived on . the ;, Ventura < and f- was \u25a0\u25a0 con
demned by the quarantine Voffldals of
the state board of | horticultnre. -" When
the Alameda gets out of "sight of v land,
the pest-infested garlic \u25a0 will Ibe i f*d to
the fishes. . ,: \u25a0' •'.:•\u25a0-. -'' : ' : 'z.? :.';•\u25a0:' ct'.'l-'.
\u25a0:' The Alameda's passengers Included:
S. P. ' Bartley, True Boardman, C. A.
Brains, G. E. . Burps/ Miss If. "Chamber
lain, Miss G. Clark, A. :M. Culver, W.
DahL Lloyd "Edwards,':^ Mrs. > Edwards,
W. J. 1 EUef ord. Miss \ Ida^ Fisher; A.: H.
Ford, J. FothergilL Mrs.] FothergiU, C.
Ferguson, Mrs. W. , Griswold. L. J.
Hardy, George Hernandez, Mrs. Her
nandez, Captain Hibbord, Mrs. Hlbbard,
Miss K. Hodnett. Miss M. Hodnett, Miss
N. Hodnett, L. H. • Holbrook, Mrs. i Hol
brook, W; H: Lowenthal, . A. J.I McAlis
teT, W. McCracken, / Miss L. S. Mc-
Cracken, William Marlon,' Commander
C. ;-; B. T. " Moore,' United States navy;
Mrs. Moore, J. J. O'Connor,; Mrs. Os
borne and two children, J.; Roberts, J.
a Spitzer, Y. Takakuwa, Miss Ada Van
Kirk, J. A. Walls, Mrs. .Walls, Master
Walls; J. de L. Ward, : Mrs. Ward, Ott
Wix and Frank Wynne..: '
To A djnst S nark's Compasses
The Snark. Jack London's yacht,; will
leave the city wharf, "Oakland, at > 11
o'clock this morning and will be towed
around the bay by the \ iaufich Anna" H
to enable the Snark's '. navigator, to ad-
Just the compasses, on \rhich they must
depend to guide them t«i Honolulu, the
Snark's first stopping place." The Snark
may proceed to sea this afternoon,, but
as the adjustment of the compasses will
take until nearly - sundown,* the de
parture is likely to be postponed until
tomorrow. • ', v ;
Big Fine for Rockefeller
Seven .Chinese sailors who escaped
from the Standard company's
steamer Ashtabula . are . said '\u25a0 to have
gone away to Alaska to .work in^ the
canneries. , These Chinese .were not" en
titled to land here, and if the immigra
tion authorities Impose the Y fine of
$500 for eaoh alien, the carelessness
of the Ashtabula' a officers will cost the
oil trust $3500. As similar* escapes have
been frequent -of late, It,; is -thought
probable that the -company • will be
fined. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u0084 . • ~\ \u25a0 . -_ ... :
Water Front ' Notes
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru left
Hongkong yesterday ; for L this port. *
The steamer Navadan 1 ! left \ Honolulu
Friday, homeward: bound-\> r '
'\u25a0• The Kosmos liner, Amman left Guaya
' QUil April 5 fpr this . port. . ;, . v •
{\u0084 The. oil steamer, . Santjt Ana, bound
from San Pedro for Seattle, put ln hare
\u25a0\ yesterday for fuel. 7
j James Kelly/ a boy"«n? ployed on^the
\ steamer Missouri, fell .""into the-: hold
yesterday, a distance -of 16 feet, \u25a0 and
suffered a severe" laceration of the
scalp, v -- ;;\u25a0. .\u25a0(;\u25a0 -. ;-,• ;;s\u25a0- t -. \u0084
W. Nalley, a longshoreman who lives
at r'oint Lobos square, : was struck by
a car wheel yesterday as It ; fell - from
: a sling/on Howard street wharf N0.; 3
and sustained a compound fracture of
the right thigh. ; 7^
COAST SHIPPING, NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
I ' ' ' '' "• \u25a0 ' - :;',: ;', -
1 ISiAnE: StE^ R *«°»ussen, has arrived at
jof Umber. - ray " Harboir ' 760,000 feet
1 m^ 'uVStLKSS** toonb* *»m Point Rich
3 E ~ondo for tha Standard o*'. i company -
» J hl «|!iSS B = h ~ n « Centrally Oaptßii Erlek.
» son. finished discharging a li<onber cargo, 1 and
$%*$ **?* ** a»y»HarboJ: to^oadTuWng
4&* '£* P*" s ** 0 * 6™6 ™ '^ Sa» Franctaco.^T~"
i n ?rt «n^SS. \u25a0S?*?^ Alcax »& ' CaPtaln . Pager-
JgW"*.' discharging » • . cargo and
cleared for Greenwood \u25a0; directs to reload. ' The
th?Sfi2!'J < & £*£*• - °*X<to* '< NlKi aid
\^J^S o^!'Jf'" Hum^ Osiptam Wilson,^ fln
i^uJ^^S ' and I nailed ; In
ballast . to reload, the farmer -for the 5 Colombia
mT^.^ 1 ? %*, latt^ ft" ABtorla - ' Th *
Minnie A. Calna. Oaptaia Ol««ai, will finish dia
charglng a lomber cargo todayTand Is echedmed
to saU tomorrow in ballast f or Taeoma to reload?
The tonnage rates on lnmbeir cargoes j from
Bound points to Ban Pedro is now $8.75* .' Captain
Jtm £!2?? * orm «">7 master of the steam schoon
er i>.ortßland, has gone to the Atlantic coast to
bring a large steamship around the Horn for use
in. tie lumber trade on this eoast^Thainwr
vessel wIU have a capacity of 1,600,000 feet of •
lumber. ', \u25a0' .*'"'\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0"-.- '. , : • \u25a0\u25a0 ,\u25a0•\u25a0';. \u25a0 i,
Tha bert Louisiana is out two days from As
toria for San Wego with a cargo oflumber con
elgned to wholesalers at that port / v
The •nlpjaenr/., VUlard £ and ; the . (schooner
Crescenv from Tacoma j \u25a0 the barkentlae Amaton,
from Beningham, and the schooner B. 8.-, West
from Grays Harbor, ara oat two dun with I car
goes of lumber for wholesalers a^tals port
The passenger and freight • steamer f, Bontta,
Captain , Nicholson, : ; Is : due •* tomorrow morning
from > San -- Francisco and way ports, , with -"- a
cargo consigned to. the Pacific Coast steamship
company.-.' . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ' ••\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0..•\u25a0-:•\u25a0-..,. .-.-•-..-'.>•. \u25a0..."_'.
ASTORIA. Ore, April 20.— Tha aWp".St' Nich
olas sailed this morning for Bristol bay, Alaska,
with supplies for ; the , canneries. *t The French
bark Cornll - Bart cama down tha - rivar this
moralag witha grain cargo tor Europe. „'
The tanker Rosecrans arrived from San Fran
cisco today and . went to Portland this afternoon
to discharge a cargo of etude oiL- < • ; > v
The American I ship John Carrier, with sap
plies for the canneries at Bristol tay, - Alaska, {
was towed; to m;''.^-v-^:-'-v~^ \u25a0.-,\u25a0 .;\u25a0:..-, ...
Tba French bark -Leon Km sailed with \u25a0, a
cargo, of grata for Queenstown. \u25a0•'
I Tha steamer Tlverton .cleared ' for Saa ' Frao
cisco with ' 510,000 feat ; of , lumber. ?-,"• ".,
PORTLAND. Ore., Aprfl" 2o. —The, tog North
land ; will- sail Monday/ far \u25a0 Bristol bay. 1 Her
'crew of 16 men ' was signed today -by Captain
Hanson. The eteamer Costa ulca. Captain
Mason, sails , tor : Saa \u25a0 Francisco : tomorrow . moni*
Ing. \u25a0'>\u25a0:•\u25a0-\u25a0. Vvi.:-.^ \u25a0'-\u25a0...:\u25a0\u25a0: .-\u25a0" " \u25a0 V-'-'i" *'*\u25a0 "••*.\u25a0--.'< -^X*
The \ Norwegian - steamer Homalaa * win ' leave
Monday • for Nanalmo, *B. C., to load - coal ' for
San ' Francisco. It - win sin , nine '\u25a0 sailors I here.
The ' Norwegian steamer Tarje Vlkea la balng
painted on tha , dry < dock. \u25a0 • .-' :-^: -^:V": V "- ,'\u25a0 •
' • The ' steamer .'Alliance \win v sail * for i Ooos '; bay
Monday - night . ln ? command r of ! Captain ?B. iW,'
Olson, > who, b; to 1 few .' months ; ago, 1 was her
chief officer.' \u25a0» Captain Kally i resigned^ bis posi
tion this :, morn ing, when ths ' steamer : got \u25a0ln
from l Ooos bay, with the t intention of < going : to
San Francisco for a -vacation., ;;ji"j<>N*~ •
\u25a0 Tha fB. T. Williams . company I has i chartored
the American b&rkentlna Aurora .to: load -lumber
at this port I for California. Large Quantities lof
freight I are coming here I from the : east | for trans
shipment ' to I the 1 orient I and the regular liners
will ; be taxed beyond I their 1 capacity.'*' Owing jto
this \u25a0 fact the I Portland and ; Saa 1 Francisco steam-
Khlp company \u25a0 is ". casting about -. for .:. additional
tonnage to help out \u25a0In \u25a0 thY rash. ; - *; ; .>- , '
; .. ".'-;'? AJrmT.v IVsijisportsj -. •' .W::D.
- The Burnside : Is 'at? Seattle. '-^- . ; ; v •
The Bnf ord ". will ? sail.; AprU \u25a0:, 80 \ for.' China. •
The Crook is la por t. • Oat of • commission. .
i The Dlx sailed • for Manila April 7. •; V \u25a0.-;" •- •-\u25a0>\u25a0<•
' The . KUpatrlck •'; Is % at ; Newport ' News, v vi. :.
The Logan 1» in port and will sail for Manila
-May.s.--- -"^S- -" -'*-- -'/••»' :-'• '-« • i.-- \u25a0< \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0>\u25a0:
j* The : Meade . Is In New. Tork. j*. Out ; of commis
sion. -c--: .""•• "\u25a0\u25a0;-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .A.-'. r:/'",l> .;-,'\u25a0 iTf'l \u25a0:" v- \u25a0>\u25a0.:. i •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.• ";
' The Ingalls Is at ' Newport ; Wews, i Va." ; s ' v?;t v
5 < The : Sberldaa : Is la^port. t; Out | of ' commission.'
The Sherman left Honolulu April 14 for Ma-
I nUa.>.'f.'- :\u25a0::•:;\u25a0•. ;^.-- •- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• -. v- — .-;-. ;\u25a0\u25a0_ •;-.
jviThe Thomas arrived April 9 at Manila. -. ?^v
i \ •; The '-Warren . 1b . ln | port, l ; ? \u25a0 - \u25a0'::; \u25a0 . : \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 - \u25a0-\u25a0 "... \u25a0; * ;\u25a0 ; ,\\
\u25a0'.'\u25a0 ... ;•'."-'.*. ".•'•i The ;Overdn«' lJ«t •';,,' V"r ,'>:.:».
;iU German.- ship . Alsternlxe, • out • 146 ''days .from
Callao. . for s Melbourne,"; 9; per ;cent."i - f . "-:„•\u25a0' - \u25a0v:
\u25a0;:;.. British t bark •' Brunei, •' out s 116 : days \ from j New
, castle, - Australia, , for \u25a0 Junln, X Bet ctati ' '
i * Norwegian - bark Alexander, out jM« days from
Newcastle, Australia, for Panama," 60 per cent.
British ship Forest Hall,- out 128 days from
Pisagna, for Liverpool,-' lO percent \u25a0 .... .r \u25a0>\u25a0.;- :-..i
-:: , British ship William Tillle, out 108 days from
Iquique, for Newcastle, N. 1 S**-W.v/10 pcr \u25a0 cent.
British ship Zlnlts, out 144 days from Bahia,
for Portland, Ore., 10 • pw : cent. \u25a0 ..<..
Chartered for. Lumlier
' The Norwegian, steamer -Oscar -II Is chartered
for . lumber . from Puget sound ' to - Shanghai, -at
38s, and the ship St. David |Is engaged for - the
tame I business a from n Puget - sound -to a - direct
nitrate port, at 48s 9d, or "Valparaiso at Bis 84.
The former was chartered prior to arrtvaLr ; ,
SHIPPING INTEIiMGENCH
\u25a0 ;..y=n.~« Saturday,: April SO,
Stmr Santa * Ana, Daniels, \u25a047 - hours from! San
Eedro,' bound to Seattle. - Put ln: for. fuel. „. '03
Stmr Despatch, Hansen, 89 hours from Port
Los Angeles. ' ' '\u25a0' '•:- ;: \u25a0\u25a0''\u25a0'•'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• ---..-\u25a0'v:*'--'".
'\u25a0" Fr stmr Amirs! Fourichon, , Blanchard, 8^
days from Seattle. Put in to finish loading."-. '\u25a0
Samoa, - Madsen, \u25a0 16 hours * from Caspar.'---'
'..'\u25a0Btmr.Ravalll, Nelson, 24 hours from Eureka.' .
S Stmr Argo,* Hansen, 23 hours from E«l river. '"j
Jap stmr America Maru, * Going.; 28 days •21
hours and 1» minutes from Hongkong, via xoko
hama 17 days 18 hour* and 64 minutes, via Hono
lulu 0 days 21 hours and 37 minutes.'" - -> -
Stmr Fulton, Larsen, 43 hours from San Pedro."
' Stmr Aberdeen, Ahlstrom; 25. hours from • Eu
reka. '\u25a0•<'- -\u25a0\u25a0'• -- • • ' *-'"'" \u25a0': \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0" * ' '\u25a0 •\u25a0 -' '\u25a0 • *"' "' \u25a0"\u25a0
Stmi Argyll, Dickson, SO hours from Port Har
fonL'-i--! :...--'\u25a0 :- ':•;...\u25a0•.*;\u25a0:. V; ?--\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0:.?\u25a0 \u25a0'<\u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0•.'
\u25a0 Schr Roderick Dhu, Anderson, 18 hoars from
Monterey, ln'tow of tug Relief.-.\u25a0-"\u25a0•', r
. Schr Ida McKay, 1. L«t»la, 3. days from Eureka.
. Schr Vine, Schuls, ft days' from - Grays Harbor.
'-* Schr * Lily,. Gunderson, \u25a0 6. days': from ' Umpqua
river. ;''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. - ' &&W&l&^Sal3W&&m
Power echr Oonflanza,. Johnson, 20 hours from
Bowens Landing. . . " . '
; Barge Three, Klrkwood., 22 hours from Port
Harford. In tow of tug Sea King. \u0084 -\u0084.
CLEARED
"... ' ' -- - Saturday, April 20.
- Stmr Watson, Bartlett, Seattle; Alaska Pacific
steamship company.- • \u25a0 -. - . 1 .. , -. \u25a0
- Stmr Alameda, Dowdall, Honolula; -' I. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. .•'\u25a0\u25a0'-. • •-. •\u25a0'; '• "\u25a0
Stmr Santa - Rosa,' Glelow, San Diego; Pacific
Coast' steamship company. \u25a0 * , 1
Stmr ° Colnmbia, Doran, Astoria; San Francisco
and Portland steamship company. \u25a0
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast
steamship company. : . \u25a0 \u25a0 '•-.;.' . - :
Nor stmr Oscar 11, Wllhemsen, Port Townsend;
Renton, Holmes & Co. \u25a0 • ,
Schr - Mlzpah, Ealnlng, - Bristol > bay; . North
Alaska salmon company. ; ..
:; \u25a0- .rV-;'---~ \u25a0' ' \u25a0"'.'' SAILED "..' ."\u25a0 \u25a0" '
Friday,. April '\u25a0 1».
Stmr Hornet, Mozsen, Tacoma. - .' \u25a0 \u25a0 .*• •. .
\u25a0:. . Saturday, April 20.
. Stmr Thomas 1.1 Wand, Peterson, Portland. *
Stmr Area ta, Reed, Eureka. •' '..
Stmr F. A. Kllburn, McLellan, Astoria, eto. '
"'.Stinr Navarro, Lofetrom,-Crescent City.
'r Stmr Mayfair, Olsea, WUlapa Harbor. '.',
Stmr Marshneld, Dettmers, Hardy creek. ''\u25a0
Stmr Czarina, Koehler,.Pirate Cove.
Stmr-Despatch, Hansen,. Eureka. /'•.•SBaSsf
Stmr Watson, Bartlett, Seattle.l?
Stmr South Bay, Halverson, Astoria.
, : Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, Coqullle river. ..*\u25a0'.'.
; Stmr Point Arena,' Fagerstrom, Albion. .
Stmr.Phoenix, Hansen, Westport. "
\u25a0 Stmr Lakme, Henrlcksen, Eureka.
Stmr Vanguard, Odland, Eureka.
\u25a0 Stmr Scotia, Nelson, Eureka.
: Stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu.
Ship Llewellyn J. Morse,: Hemming, Bristol
bay." ;•' -- \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0-. -\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 ":: -\u25a0'• v\u25a0;\u25a0 .\u25a0- .
Ship Oriental, Wilson,^Bristol bay.
*-. Schr Monterey,: Berg, Monterey, in tow of tug
Defiance.; ... . \u25a0- \u25a0 -.- ' stst • ,
Schr Columbia, Johannsen, Astoria. ',
. : ), SPOKEX.
.''- Feb JT/.latM S, long 68 W—Br ship Black
braes, from Antwerp, for Ban Francisco.
T March 29,, lat 15 S, long 37;; W—Br ship
Dynomene, from Shields, for San Francisco. \u25a0'
;•./.;-:-. -^,:>DOMESTIC PORTS .M, i c*
* TACOMA^-Arrived AprU 20—Nor stmr. 1 Blsa,
from Guaymas,,via -~. \u25a0-
SEATTLE —Sailed April 20,-9:30 a. m. — Stmr
City of Puebla, for. San Francisco; stmr Eureka,
for-.Everett^.'V*'-'.. - v *.\u25a0 ":V-\u25a0,'-\u25a0.\u25a0-•\u25a0;-..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;•\u25a0> ?
' Arrived -.-April ' 20 —Stmr' • Asuncion, '. \u25a0; hence
AprU 16.';.::\u25a0-: .\u25a0/-,.'•'. > ••;.'- : \u0084r- . \u25a0 ~i-:'.U:?:\u25a0/...<
Sailed April'2o—Stmr Buckman,' for San Fran
clsco. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' iv-..-.:- •*\u25a0-;\u25a0-•<;-. •.-/;-:\u25a0',--;-: v: \u25a0 ,--.
PORT. TOWNSEND—Passed In April 20—»r
bark » Reglna \ Elena,"' hence * April-- 6, - for Port
Blakeley;. stmr Asuncion, hence -, April 16, for
Seattle. «< -^ ;^., '\u25a0.- - •>\u25a0 .•.-:\u25a0 y ;-..'-;..
M TATOOSH —Passed Inward April 20—Stmr Spo
kane, : hence:. April -17, for Victoria and _ Port
Townsend. \u25a0?*/ \u25a0"*\u25a0 \u25a0 ', •\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0 '''-..\u25a0.,.
Passed outward April 20—©ark Guy 0. Goss;
from Seattle, v for Nushagak. . - .\u25a0\u25a0
- ASTORIA—SaiIed April 19—Ship, St. Nicholas,
for Nushagak. \u25a0•• •>'\u25a0\u25a0•- '•:" • r-. ',-.-•
PORT BLAKELET—Arrived April 20—Ital
ship 1 Begins Elena,' hence 'April 6. "-• isggMi&tßHß
KETCHIKAN—SaIied April 20—Stmrs Dolphin
and Farallon, for: Seattle; stmr City of Seattle,
for Skagway. •''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0--''; •''•-\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0'.':-\u25a0/:
- : SAN r DlEGO—Sailed April 20—Stmr Alcazar,
fo* San Francisco. ; >k;a_' \u25a0«;/'! .'.-.
REDONDO—SaUed April. 20—Stmr Tamalpaia,
for Grayii Harbor.-- '.'.../...;/.- • \u25a0• •- -""\u25a0 -'• \u25a0• \u25a0.-..-\u25a0- !
PORT. HARFORD—Arrived -April 18—Stair
Coos Bay, from San Pedro. / . . . ..\u25a0 >
Arrived April 20-^-Stmr Bonlta, heoee April 18.
Safled April 120—Stmr Whlttier, for San Fran
cisco, with 7 barge' Santa' Paula \u25a0in tow. \\i \u25a0 \u25a0; ;
FORT BRAGG—Sailed - April. 20—Stmr:- Qua;
lala, for San"Francisco.4 \u25a0'.: \u25a0 \u25a0
Arrived April 20—Stmr James S. Hlggina,
hence April 18.is:: w' - - . \u0084
ASTORIA —Arrived Ajrfl 20 —Stmr Rosecrans,
hence April 17. "\u25a0 * ' '.- ; . ' ,: -; -. • ' V;
BELLINGHAM—SaiIed April 19—Bfetn Amy
Eon,vfor San Diego. .-•.•\u25a0'- , --y. -:
' \u25a0- , ; v COBRKCTION
In domestic ports yesterday the reported' sail-
Ing \u25a0of - ship -John CutTler, -.-, from Astoria - for
Alaska,.was an error. =»• \u25a0 >
*--r ISLAND PORTS ; ; >
5H HONOLT7LU—SaiIed /April: 19, 7 p. m.—Stmr
Nevadan, for San Francisco; bark Foohug Suey,
for : Delaware, Breakwater.. \u25a0" • . ,\ .- -,
.' J EASTERN,PORTS;- :;fe?i#r«?vJ:
X- CAPE HENRY—Passed ln AprU 19—Ship L T.
Chapman,; from Hongkong. ; - .
:•'-• \u0084.---\u25a0\u25a0-,'\u25a0-;. -FOREIGN PORTS * V
V HONGKONG—SaiIed 'AprU. 20—Jan. stmr; Nip
pon • Maru,'! for Ban Francisco, via Yokohama and
Honolulu.v?^-. '*\u25a0'.'' \u25a0' • \u25a0' ",<-- / - \u25a0 (.-•>;
;ROYAL-: ROADS—SaCed April 20-Br bark
Inreramsay, for Tacoma. . - . -. , • \u25a0.x -.:.,
' VICTORIA—Arrived 'April, 20—Stmr, Spokane,
hence April 17.'~-\u25a0\u25a0"-"• '•'\u25a0:•- • \u25a0 -~ T \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
- Sailed April 20—Stmr City. of Puebla," for San
Francisco.- •\u25a0">' - :.'. '•\u25a0-•: . ' . '
•: SaUed - April 19—Br bark Inveramsay, for Port
Townsend. <\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-''' ':'\u25a0-'. '?':\u25a0£.'\u25a0:-\u25a0'-: •*.-"\u25a0 -:-. \u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0.-.\u25a0 .v---':,i
GDAYMJIS—BaUed "April 20-achr John A^
Campbell, * for Port Townsend. \u25a0
; BRISBANE—Arrived 5 April 20—Br stmr Aor- j
angl,-. from Vancouver. ••'\u25a0 ,• \u25a0 . 1
FERNANDO :DE NOBONHA—Arrived about
AprU ; 6 —Br stmr j Earl •' of ' Garrtck, Ixom \u25a0-. New
Yoricv^;---i,'«i.V':,u -:.-.;, -\u25a0\u25a0 - ,-. T. .;\u25a0.\u25a0/.\u25a0\u25a0.>•.:: - /i:
> GIBRALTAR—Passed April 1»-Br stmr Indra
samha, from, Yokohama, for New Xork.". •:,. .-',\u25a0 •\u25a0 \
':\u25a0 PUNTA r ARENAS—Arrived April, B—Br etmr i
Belle of Scotland," from New York. > ;, .
U- GUAYAQUIL—SaiIed J April 6—fler stmr Am
mon, for San I Franeisco/nrs*3?*^WKsfet*Stf"2ii-*»
\u25a0" HOBART—SaUed April I IS—Fr bark Francois,
from London, 1"for San Francisco. w-\u25a0.w -\u25a0. . , • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-
SANTA' iROSALIA—SaiIed; April 6—Br :- ship
Clan' Graham,' for Chemainus. . \u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0.:. . \u25a0, .
AKTOFAGASTA—Arrived April 4—Br «tmr
Ovid, from: New York. - :., - ' •.',-,.. v-.
HCAIiLAO-^Arrfved "April 6—Br stmr Coya,
hence Jan 30. <--*•. -^' '^"" •:;•*• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.• '..'..\u25a0.; "\u25a0 \u25a0 .•,.". •\u0084" ._,_.. :
\u25a0 COUOJN'El^—Arrived 'AprU} 6 —Br stmr > Burma,
from Oallao; for New York. *\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• . r \u25a0.'.
-.-OCEAN STEAMERS ;
NEW YORK —Arrived-April 20 —Stmr Philadel
phia,'' from •" Bouthampton \u25a0 and; Cherbourg; stmr
Neckar,'- from: Naples. , ::.',a^ :.;.,«.. . - --.. t -L'^.-.j
v Sailed April 20—Stmr La Gascogne. for Havre;
stmr St."Louis,;from Southampton: stmr Finland,
from .Antwerp; j stmr; Campania, | from I Liverpool!
stmr Prinzesß \u25a0 Irenes for Maples and Genoa.-
ROTTERDAM—CaQed ; April 1 20—Stmr j Noor
dam, for New: York. ;\u25a0;* \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0•...\u25a0.\u25a0.-•.; \u25a0 \u25a0'. -..-.. a:;
s- ArrivedrApril" 20^-Stmr',Ryndam,' from -New
York.", tw- •-.- ..-;::-.-;•.'\u25a0-?;-\u25a0\u25a0 - -\u25a0<;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: , -.\u25a0-.••.;\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0
.- ANTWHRP-^flaOed April 20—Stmr Kfoonland,'
for New York.' - " -. - . '\u25a0\u25a0 _'\u25a0 \u25a0.\u25a0•.. :
1 SOUTHAMPTON—BaiIed April 20—Stmr oel>
tic,^for New.York.v.-.::,. \u25a0 ,
LIVERPOOL—SaUed April 20—fltmr Lueania.
for New York. \u25a0 r -:-.^:, :\u25a0--'\u25a0 « ;-..<-, ~*7
- HAVRE—Sailed > April; SO—*tmr ' La; Lorraine.'
for New York.^ \u25a0 •*-- \u25a0'\u25a0.'• .. \u0084--•,
QUEENSTOWN^-Arrived AprU * 20—Stmr Um
bria, r from - New;' York,- for Liverpool; and - pro
ceeded.~-'V-<v^ "\u25a0;-:;--->-\u25a0>\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0-:' -.v-";... • \u25a0 -r"
X DOVER—SaUed'April 20—Stmr Kroonlaid,"for
New*York.~_i_^f''-f? "'"•'i?"," \u25a0•''.v*- '; \- .>-. •- -\u25a0-.\u25a0-•. t
-> CHERBOURG—SaiIed: April': 20 —Stmr Celtic
for New. York. :V :'r \u25a0; : -•• -- r \u25a0" \u25a0-.•--,-... '.
Memoranda
C;Memorainda;^
j LONDON,r April I»—Singapore telegraphs: 'Br
Btmr!Livlngstonia,>from(New:York," arrived yes
terday \u25a0 with * one * propeller i blade; lost, i Surveyor
recommended she, proceed, to Manila \u25a0 for repairs.
.Time ] Ball
United , States Branch '- Hydrographlc Office, Mer
v; ;\u25a0: chants': Exchange,: Saa Francisco,! Cal.. Aorll
't'^2O.-l»OT.-»^-,i.--'--^'t '^20.-l»OT.-»^-,i.--'--^'v \u25a0\u25a0::."\u25a0-' ',-: -\u25a0\u25a0..'\u25a0. .\u25a0;,~>:.Z.-* -;
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was .dropped s today ; exactly i at 1 noon, Pacific
Btandard! Time I (120 th 1 Meridlan),i or , at Bh.- 00m.*
00s Greenwich Mean iTlme." i; » •\u25a0,• •:> *-\u25a0 -\u0084• - \u25a0 -. ; , -
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;;.\u25a0*.: -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;•\u25a0 \u25a0 .-r^'i-x: r ; -- i .^'J.ia' ( BURNETT,7-" :^
~t Lieutenant .D.: 8." N.,^ in: ChargaT s '.-
- \u25a0 '--'. = \u25a0\u25a0- Snn', Bind Tide j - :;; ':" - : >
United • States i Coast * and ; Geodetic ! Srirvey— Time'
and Heights of Tides at' Fort Point. For city
W^tH?tßcpprt
'-"tTnlted -". State*''Department*^ of -"Agriculture,'
Weather Bureau. San. Francisco.. April 20,^ 1907:
\u25a0\u25a0.;. .";'\u25a0>' BAINFAIX'DATAvI^;^"^ »'f >V)-,
i--^--.- 1 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•.•\u25a0--. \u25a0.; "v '' -\u25a0'Past Seasonal >^ *-.
r i Stations — .'. ,\u25a0 . '34 hours, to date.' normal.
Eureka .........;.1.v.0.00.-' 48.28 :. ,40.73
Redißlmt 57V....;....;.0.00- -- 25.85 . 23.68
Sacram«ntosr«.'.....;:.o.oo - "23.08 -19.08 j
San Francisco .•;.v;..v.0.00" 24.85 >--".22.22
SanwJos«v«..;'.;;...vr.O.OO: 22.17 ..:.".
Fresno«.:.'.v.7.-;r.....0.00: ~ 10.55 '8.21
San' Luis Oblspo 0.00 .24.78 ; 20.08
Los 'Ange1e5;...".....".0.00." -.-\u25a0 -19.12 • * 18.48 ,
San 1 !Dieg0:..;'.V.;;.r.'.0.00 10.32.. '.8.00 j
J' P FI- f ti
-BTATIONB. B> H 4 • - \u25a0 S yw
\u25a0- \u25a0 :': ' -_V'l \u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0!'-rr \u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0".«/\u25a0:\u25a0*!
Baker ..80.24 BS 28 N Clear -.00
Boise lr..\.i-...80.24. 68 '•\u25a0 32 W > Clear "/: ;.00
Eureka.%'.;...;. ..-.-..%..'> 48 V ..*... ..:..."...
Flagstaff .....20.88 •: 44 28 vNB \ Clear . Tr.
Frwn0;......:.29.88 80 64 'W Clear , ~ .00
Independence .29.90 70 44 N . Clear. .00
KaUipell \u25a0„. .;..80.18 > 54V 22 B " Clear- .00
Los Ange1e*»..29.94 72 5« W .Clear. .00
Modena ?. .T:.. .80.02 '•" CO \u25a028 NB Clear .00
Mt.Tamalpals.29.B9 6T 65 S * Clear "- .00
North \u25a0 Head... .80.14 ?\u25a0 88 :62 ''•\u25a0 N ' Clear ~ .00
Phoenix*-..v,...29.T8L14 60 NW.^Clear' .00
PocataUo. „r- .80.28 i 46 24 . N Z Clear .00
Pt. Reyes fct.-JJ9.94 f 65; .: S Clear .00
Portland .»....80.10 .TO? 44 NB -Clear .00
Red Bloff ....29.90 82 B8 NW Clear .00
Reno :.. .U^.Bo.10 80 38 B Clear .00
Rosebnrt; .ii..29.96;;T8 88 KW Clear .00
Sacramento '.. .29.90 i 74 '63 . NW" Clear .00
Salt Lake 30.14 48 82 N Clear .00
San: Diego \u25a0.;. .29.93 70 :- 53 Wv \u25a0; Clear - .00
San Francisco..29.96 70 54 W Clear • .00
San» Jos* ".....29.94 -76 ; 50 KW ? Clear .00
San L.; 0p15p0.29.96 .68 52 W : Clear .00
SE. Fara110n..29.98 60 ... 8 Clear .00
Seattle, .......80.18 :68:68 88 V Clear .00
Spokane TUV-. \u25a062/30 .W r . Clear .00
•Summit ..... ..*..- 40.88 KB: dear .00
Tonopah f......80.06 ;54 -SO NW Clear .00
WanaWWl*^.Bo.23 66 88 ••» Clear .00
Wlnnemnoea z. .80.14 66". 28 NB . Clear .00
Ynma >. .29.86 76 '60 V Clear .00
•Average snow, 139 Inches.
:.:v-i --'.^-.,;-.-:•••:\u25a0 synopsis 1..; -\u25a0-;\u25a0\u25a0 :- '--•:
- Anaret of high pressure • otbtKm the Bocky
mountain;. and Plateau - regions, causing - fair
weather r orer - the enttr* Paclflo elope. \u0084 Brisk
north-wind is.wported from southeastern Call
fornla^Llght; eprlnkles of; raW are wportod
from; Wyoming and northern Arizona. ' -
J:The temperature changes have been slight ex
cept a fall of about 20 degrees In the San Fran
cisco bay section. :-:i,-,-,: ' --;•.>\u25a0• .-.\u25a0.\u25a0-. -.:--. .. -.
- Conditions are farorable for fair weather, Sun
day, . with' fog along the central coast In the
afternoon.'-''. \u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0 \u25a0-\u0084<\u25a0\u25a0; \u25a0' -,\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0•>«:•;
:"•--\u25a0':. 1 FORECAST '; <*V-^-.'
9t San Francisco and rlclnity —Fair Sunday, with
fog In the afternoon; brisk west wind. \u25a0 \
Sacramento ralley—Fair Sunday: light north
wind. .*•\u25a0\u25a0•"" --^-; \u25a0.».•-.<\u25a0 ;- ..-.-. , .. .\u25a0
San Joaqnln Talley—Fair Sunday; light north
wlnd.jV'. . 1".. » : •; '•\u25a0 . .; - , \u25a0 .-.-•.
Los Angeles and Tldnity—Fair Sunday; light
west wind. - .'\u25a0'-'\u25a0 \u25a0 '- \u25a0' \u25a0'"\u25a0"'\u25a0 "'
.... _Q. H. WILLSON, Local Forecaster.'
front (Mission-street wharf) add 25 minutes.
: - . - -StTNDAX. APRIL 21 - "-.-vr.
Son rlBca ....... .5:281 Snn sets .....:... 6:60
\u25a0'\u25a0 . Time ' Time " 'I. Tine • Tim*
Apr Ft Ft - — Ft- — Ft
H-W ; L W H W L W
21.. 6:141 4.2 12:08 0.8 7:64 4.81..:.. I.....
L >.W : • H W \u25a0'•-••• L-.W \u25a0•*\u25a0 H W -"
22.. 0:55 -8.1 6:38 4.2 1:00 0.8 8:24 8.0
23.. 1:60 . 2.6 7:44 t 4.4 1:54 0.8 8:54 5.2
24.. 2:34 2.0 8:40 ~4.6 2:42 0.0 9:24 0.4
25.. 8:20 1.4 9:28 4.8 8:24 ,1.1 9:52 -5.4
26.: 4:00 0.8 10:20 S.2 4:05 1.2 10:20 S.6
U. S. : Branch Ilydrographlc Office J
A branch of the United States Hydrographlc
Office/located at the Merchants'. Exchange, 1*
maintained • In. San Francisco for the benefit' of
mariners, without regard to' nationality and free
of expense. •Navigators;are cordially' invited to
visit I the office, where complete sets of \u25a0 charts
and! sailing: directions - of. the world: are kept at
hand,'for comparison and reference.,and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matter of
Interest to ocean commerce. \u25a0 ' - • *' .
> -3. a" BORNETT, -
Lieutenant, U. S., N., In Charge..
Movement* of Steamers
\u25a0 \u25a0-'»<- '\u25a0.'.^\u25a0\u25a0, -.- TO arrive- ."."\u25a0:.,•' '^ \u25a0' -. \u25a0' \u25a0-.
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-:> r" From- \u25a0-/ •'\u25a0' |\u25a0\u25a0 - Steamer ;-|»Dne
Oyster Harbor ...;.... Wellington .„. Apr. 21
Eel RlTer Ports. Argo Apr. 21
China & Japan........ Amer. Maru ... Apr. 21
Redonda.... :.:..•..';..... Aurella ........ Apr. 21
Portland & 'Astoria.. . . Nome City .... Apt. 21
Portland A Way.Porti. G. W... Elder.. Apr. 21
Bellingham Rainier . ... ..... Apr. 21
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena.' Sea' roam ..... Apr. 21
Hnmboldt r...... V5. .. City of Topeka. Apr. 21
San Pedro * Way Ports Coos Bay ...:.. Apr. 21
New- York," via Ancon.. Peru .......... Apr. 21
Port Harford .:.....;. Delhi V.....V... Apr. 22
Crescent Cltx. ..'.-....; Mandalay ..... Apr. 22
Ban Pedro ........... Centralla t...... Apr. 22
Coos Bar -'\u25a0". • - .'• .'. .*. .... Breakwater . .. .. Apr. 22
Humboldt ............ Eureka \u25a0\u25a0.::'.'...'. Apr. 22
S. Diego It Way Ports. State of 0a1.... Apr.. 22
New York via Ancon. . Newport ....;. Apr. 23
Sao Pedro .'.". Yoseralte <....:. Apr. 23
San / Pedro V/.r....... Northland •...:. Apr. 23
Puget SoundT Ports. ... City \u25a0 of. Puebla . Apr. 23
Seattle & Tacoma . : i. . Bnckman .• ." . . ... Apr. 23
Portland & Astoria.... Costa Rica .... Apr. 23
Grays Harbor ........ G. C. Llndauer. Apr. 23
Ooos Bay '.Z.~.. .1..'... M. BY Plant... A»r. 24
Hnmboldt '............ Pomona ....... Apr. 24
Will apa Harbor '...... Cascade ....... Apr. 24
Point Arena 4b Albion.. Porno .......... Apr. 25
S. Diego it Way Ports. Santa Bosa .... Apr. 25
gan Pedro ..V.... ..... O.:-W., Elder... Apr. 28
, San Pedro it Way Ports Bonlta ........ Apr, 28
Portland & Way Ports. Roanokt ...... Apr. 27
Hamburg A Way Ports Uarda \u25a0 ..^.... Apr. 27
Honolulu ............. Hllonlan ...... Apr. ?7
Puget Sound Port*. ... Spokane ....... Apr. 28
Mexican Parts ..:..... Curacao ....... Apr. 23
Portland A Astoria.... Columbia ...... Apr. 23
W , :,/: - ;\u25a0 ..-: -TO SAIL .>: .\u25a0 .:\u25a0.\u25a0 .^V,;
- \u25a0 destination | Steamer j Sails jPler
April Sl^- \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ) - \ - I
Portland * Way Ports. F. Kllburn.. lpm 3
CoQuille -: River ... ... . Ellxabetß . . .. 12 m 23
Astoria * Portland.. . . South Bay. . 10 am 2
Hamboldt *...:... '.:.'.". Vanguard *.'. Bpm 2
Seattle & Tacoma...... Watson .... 1:30 p 20
Astoria \ & i Portland. ... Aurella : '...'. 1 pm \ 2
Los Angeles Ports.*.*. ". J. Biggins. . 10 am ?
Los Angeles Ports..... G. W. Elder 6 pm 13
Humboldt ............ Pomona .... 10.30 a \u25a0 9
'Ban Diego A Way Ports Santa' Rosa.. 10 am 11 '
Astoria & Portland.... Columbia ... 11 am 24 .
-.-\u25a0 April '22— •\u25a0;\u25a0*\u25a0 -,-'\u25a0....:- ----.\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 -•\u25a0\u25a0';
Grays Harbor ........ Centralla .. 12 m 10
Eel RlTer P0rt5. . ..... Argo .... ... 12 t m 10
Havre & Way. Ports. ... A. Fdurlchon 12 Vm ....
Puget ) Bound '\u25a0 Ports. . . . Umatllla •\u25a0 ;. . 11 am • 9 *
- April 23— ' : \u25a0- \ \u25a0 •-.• \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0>': ' ; '•
Seattle & Taccma..... Delhi ."....*. 4pm ,2
; Wlllapa Harber'.v.v.'. Yosemlte ... lpm 2
Astoria * Portland.... Northland :. 10 am 2
Humboldt ............ City Topeka. 10.30 a 9
Cbhta St Japan Korea- ...... 11 am 42
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay .. Bpm 11;,
./April 24— \u25a0'\u25a0;.=..,••>' = ••:- --\u25a0-\u25a0:\u25a0 >•.»\u25a0..;-,\u25a0 \u0084.<\u25a0-. :-•
Los Angeles Forts.... Cascade ...; ...... -2
New York, Tla Ancon.. San, Juan.... 12 m 40
Hnmboldt - '. ........... Eureka . . . . . 9 am 13
Coo* Bay ...;..... *.... Breakwater.. 4pm 8
Point Arena .......... Sea Foam... 4pm 2
\u25a0i April 26— i : > -:..-; •=.'.-.\u25a0 <:y. \u25a0 :<-'.
Astoria & , Portland.". . . Norne • City.. ....:. 10
Hllo r . . ...~i .iii.."- • •• • ."• Enterprise • v 4pm 10
San Diego * Way Pts. State of Cal. 10 am 11
Bellingham ........... Rainier .... Bpm 10
--\u25a0April 2«— ;. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0-\u25a0•. -\u25a0-\u25a0• •\u25a0>.•.,.-.: \u25a0;•\u25a0\u25a0•«•• .•:\u25a0;-,-•\u25a0•
Coos Bay ............. M. F. Plant 4pm 11
Astoria «V Portland.... Ooita Rica.. 11 am 24
Grays Harbor ........ O. Lfndau«r. Ipm 6 St
"April 27— ,*\u25a0:,- \u25a0--»\u25a0'» >;••, \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0-.....::;.• --'_•.-\u25a0 \u25a0
Point Arena * Albion.. P0rn0;..'.:.. 6pm 2
New I York - via : Ancon. . Pern : '. .. V.r. 12 m 40 ,
Puget Bound Port*. . ..lOlty Puebla. 11 am 0
Seattle & Tacoma..^.. Buckman ... 1:80 p 20
Los s Angelas , Port*. ... Roanoke v ... 5 pm 13
t-'--- April' 2B— .::\u25a0--£\u25a0 --.-•\u25a0\u25a0; i: ; \u25a0\u25a0 : - "<-.-» - \u25a0\u25a0'
San Pedro * Way Ports|Bonlta ..... t ptn| 11
- Destination --b \u25a0' \u25a0" I : '\u25a0\u25a0:. .- Steamer • -r , •\ \u25a0\u25a0 p»t< y
Skagway & Way : Port*. Cottage City . . . I Apr. \u25a021
Skagway & War Ports . Humboldt '-' .« ; . Apr. 22
Valdez & Seward...... Yucatan ....... % Apr.: 24
Skagway & Way Ports. Farallon ..;'... Apr j24
Seward & Way' Ports.! Bertha-:. Apr? 23
Skagway Jk, War Ports. D|rlg6 .\u25a0.".t.vr... Apr. J 27
Southwestern Alaska,. . J«anle f. ;.'..... Apr.- 30
MOBILE MANUFACTURER
LOCATES IN THE SOUTH
SPECIAL DIBPATCH ; TO ! THE CALL.
i^LOS '\u25a0 ANGBIiES, 5 April : An : ; aijto
mobile f actory^to ; «mployi4oo ; men! and
which will turn out 1,000 finished motor
cars - in . the ; first year of i its existence,
will be I erected in . Los ] Angeles "as | Boon
as the work can be done. The site for
the' 2 f aotory Ji'waa £*. bought ?' .today ,5: and
architects / are '{: at jiwork 't drawing Uthe
plan*. *; Thousands (6lj dollars' A worth Jbf
necessary machinery has '\u25a0 been ordered
f roml Jhe east."; It is , the Maxwell-Brlß
coe motor car'company which has de
cided § to I build \u25a0*. its 1 ears t in -> this j great
market 1 forithe:autbmobile.l ; ! : / .;
'r* Already i- it h has \ plants 'i in : Pawtucket,
Tar^towiClN.^Tniand^NewcastleV^lTne
newj factorrlwiU ' supplyj the "entire } Pa
'ciflc£coast?»with| its I product § and^will
also ship ears! to Jeasternl points/^di vid£
Irig t wlthlthe' Newcastle; plant " the . entir.e
territory * west '^of 2 Chicago-lg About 8 1 0
daya ago Benjamin Briscoft- came to Los
Angeles.' He^ is Uhe';: president! of 4 th&
RESULTS OF THE GAMES
ON EASTERN DIAMONDS
\u25a0 'AMERICAN LEAGUE
.CHICAGO, April 20.— The world's
champions bunched seven of their eight
i ts ln two ' innings today and defeated
the:St.?Louis Americans, .1 • to : I. ' Owen,
>rho pitched for Chicago, was effective
after the : first Inning*,-- in which Stone's
triple was ( followed by ; Pickering's
single. Manager McAleer was ordered
off >the ; . field for /disputing decisions.
"Score: \ \u25a0 - . v . f.~-.-,
Chicago ;>..\u25a0...._„ i£l*r.<B^- I
St. Louis.-.;-; -..-.-. 1 3 2
Ow|a . and Bumvaa; Pelty and
Bnelow.': - \ •". • : •' \u25a0_, '
•:- : '.: ; - T -' v^;. : :c-'^c "' *',''\u25a0' " ;.- r. h. a
.PHILADELPHIA, April 20.—Phila
delphia defeated Washington today <In
the first game of the series by bunching*
hits ., in last three Innings. Score:
Washington 1 .............. ..:..1. s -10 :; ' s
Ph1&deTph1a" ; . ... . .. . . . !.**!" .... 6 B—2
Battaries— Kltson. Blankenship and BeTdon;
Bender and: fichreck. '
v ; : ". \u25a0- , ; '-. j . •- r. h. b.
; CLEVELAND; April 20.— Cleveland
defeated Detroit again today. Crawford
made Detroit's only, hit • and > run, Tur
ner's "errorj being -; responsible - for the
run. r was wild in the fifth,
when - Cleveland scored • all Its 'runs.
Score:; \u0084.. \
fn»T*ii'n< \.,'-..,,., 4 1 8
Detroit -.V... ..^.... \u25ba. 1 1 0
, . Batteries— loss and ©ark; Wniett. Euoaak
and Schmidt.
:]i.NEW YORK, /April 20.— Hard hitting
on '- the \u25a0 part : of the ' local American
league team < gave the . locals .an easy
viotory over-Boston today. Orth'av
pitching was a feature. Hoffman made
his second home run of the season.
Score: -'-.'
\u25a0 .R. H. B.
Boston \u25a0 .....%... ...'\u25a0 ..^ ....... 1 . 1 5. '5
New Tdit 8 13. 11
Batteries— Dineen and Crlger; - Orth and
Thomas. . - \u25a0 • \u25a0 '
NATIONAL LEAGUE -
- ST. LOUIS, April>tO^-The St. Louis
Nationals won from Cincinnati again
today. . '.. Karger had . ' the b.etter. of a
great pitchers' : battle with Mason.
Byrne for rSt. Louis." and : Lobert for
Cincinnati, each got lhree hits. . Score:
\u25a0 : ' '- "\u25a0\u25a0 ;.' :'-R.-'H. -K.
st Louis :...u.:2.: ..^- ..a o o
Olndnnati ........................ 16 0
Batteries — Karger and Koonan: Mason and
McLean. . Dmplres — Johnstone and , Carpenter.
BOSTON, April 20.— Heavy batting by
New York: won the -game over Boston
today. Boston used three pitchers. Mc-
Glnnlty was > effective throughout.
Score: . t i^SB
. : . ; . -'.8.,8.- K B.
New York ...^....... .......13 14 1
Boston .\u25a0.....-..............; * 2 3
Batteries — McOtnnlty and Breimahan; Tovng,
Pfelffer, Boultes and Orndorf.. Umpire— Em»lie.
'.:': ; BROOKLYN, J April base
running on' the -part of. Brooklyn lost
.the game to Philadelphia .today. Ruick,
for -the f home team pitched a beautiful
Philadelphia ...................... 2 2 1
Brooklyn ......:.. 0 1 8
Batteries — I-nih, and Jack Xyneh; Ruick and
Butler. Umpire*— Klem and Rigler. f \u25a0, \u25a0
PITTSBURG, April ;20. — Pittsburg
played a weak game ln the field today
and Chicago hadjan trouble in winning?.
Score: • . % .* N
>:i.-/." \u0084. . - . • \u25a0 --'\u25a0 R. H»-E.
Pittsburg ........ .....^T.......... 1 5 6
Chicago ......1. ........... o- _g O
Batteries — Ijever and . Gibson, lisndgren and
Ellng. Umpire— OT>ay. • \u25a0 -
LADIES WILL BE GUESTS
OF SOUTH END CLUB
; Preparations are being made by the
members ;of the South End rowing
club for their > ladies' day at 'the boat
house '\u25a0\u25a0 on ; Central v basin, ' foot of Sev
enteenth street, next Sunday afternoon.
Since - the completion" of their boat
house a year ago the South End oars
men have held several such events, and
each : has-. been a success. - ' This time
the'eommittee in' charge has been more
than \u25a0 active, and already, an interesting
program has \ been arranged. . - "
i I The \u25a0 first, event ; will . be : av f our oared
barge race between three crews of the
South End; club. . Crew No. 1 will < con
sist of J. bundle (bow). "Tat" Reardan
• (f orwardwaist). Otto ; "Wallflsoh (after
waist), 'Ed \u25a0\u25a0; Barritty (stroke) and . A.
Sonnenberg (cockswain). Crew No. 2
will ' consist of ; Ed " Knottner - (stroke),
C. "'.> Nott '- (af terwaist, E.
(forward-waist) ; and * Rome> : Shawhan
(bow),- and erew \u25a0: No." 3 "-wiil \u25a0be com
posed of -Torn Barry (forvardwaist),
T. L Pitepatrick (afterwai*t), George
Collopy (bow). Captain (Ed Scully
(stroke) and J. T. Sullivan (eookswain).
\u25a0 The second event will be;an outrlj
ger I skiff . race : between John \ Simpson,
Prank i Bergman and Ed Knottner.
\u25a0"Tat? ; Reardan," Otto ,Wallflsch. TV.' C
Pomin and Eugene Breasnean will give
exhibitions of fancy .dlTtng. Next will
come ' : a . bidarki canoe race between
"Tat" Reardan, Romer Shawhan aad
Frank Corfleld. The ' fifth' event -will
be a barge race between the winning
crew of the first event, an 'Ariel and a
Dolphin 5 crew.-. \u25a0 This should prove ex
citing, as the crews have always rowed
close together ln former meets.
F. Bushnell, .J. Hansen. Tat" Rear
dan, E. Breasnean, C. Nott and George
Wright will make the old clothes race
interesting. . The floats of the Ariel and
South End -club, which are 30 yards
apart,' make it \u25a0. convenient to , hold such
a* race,: as well . as ! relay swimming and
water polo! exhibitions. V
.Joe liundle vs. " Bert Marsh and J.
Gallagher vs. M. T. Buckley are the
boxing . matohes arranged '\u25a0 for . the day.
ir^ Event : eight will ,be -a : relay , swim
ming . race '•\u25a0 between : rival ' crews of the
Bouth § End , club. ' " Donald Kessler, J.
Hansen, George •'Wright : and Milton
Rapp will swim "against Eugene Breas
nean. .Ed Barrlty, H. : Much and .Romer
Shawman. ;'\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0*.-.\u25a0.'\u25a0;" -V:--'- ,
•"-'Wrestling .match es-^-E. Bresnean vs.
T. Butler," and Ed Barrity , vs. M. Rapp
—and a skiff .race contested by ;A1
Korn, Cravey • Nott and' T. JO. Lodt
(South \u25a0"• Ends), 1 i and •R. - Hansen ; and H.
Jorce-CAriela), will be on the program.
-The water/ polo .teams" will consist
of the .fallowing men:
VVAriels— Ed t? Smith, ; Charles i. Wilson,'
Henry i Wilson, Herman ; Jennings . and
Henry ', Ealmbach.'; r £33tSBBBBB&9Mm
: - South Ends— E.' Breasnean, ,T." Butler,
G. Wright, E. v Barrity and DonaM Keas
; A .novel .*. race , will be_ : the : handicap
barge and skiff \u25a0\u25a0 race." 'Captain - Charles
Wilson ;of S the 'Ariel ; club ;\u25a0 will , race • a
fouri oared -Souths End I crew. , r - '
Offlcials^-Hon. R . P. ; ShortaU, , master
of s ceremonies; starter, 1 Matt,. Harris;
Judges, ; ; Charles "Wilson (cap tain; A." R.
C) ,' >W. : Harris i (captain^ D. ; R. * C). ' Ed :
Scully 1 (captain , S. ? E." - R.: C), "Al : Coney,
T.L. Fltspatrick.
Maxwell-Briscoe motor car company and
also/president; of motor
car manufacturers* \u25a0 association, the or
ganization I formed to fight .the validity
of ithe* Selden? patent' -, He -said nothing
of I his \ plans I v ntll : a short * time : before
his departure for the , east tonight, when
he announced that his icompany had
purchased ;'an entlre' 4 block :of fground
and* has : ordered J all ~-l its % .'machinery.-
?oh I the ' factory.' will ' be ' begun ' at
once 7 and ; will \u25a0'be"-,' completed ln four
months. 'v^Tho 5 plant twill .'cost- several
hundred: thousand 'dollars. ' .' •
LOUIS 1 DONNELLY. IS \ DEAD
J^NEW YORK, .April 20.-^Loals \ Don
nelly,! traffic ''• manager.' of the Diamond
Match - company,";; died here -today*" of
rheumatism ; of ;the i heart.- , He" was jwell
known "C among 'l railroad men through
out^the^country.'; ";••"".::
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC
TEAMS AGAIN TO MEET
Berkeley high school first. California
school of mechanical i . arts second,
Oakland hlgrh school third was the or
der In which tlis first three schools
finished In tha twenty-sixth semian
nual field day of the Acadomlo athletic
league a wee ka^o. UsuaUy the school*
that finish first, second and third' in
the bay counties field day are picked
to take the same places in th« Aca
demic. Iwhich heretofore has followed
two or three . weeks later. This year
the ' order; of the field * days has . been
reversed, owing to tha difficulty en
countered In": obtaining the university
of California. cinder path. Tha aea
demlo came first and the bay coun
ties will be contested .on May 1",
: It is almost a certainty that the or
der of the victory a week ago will not
be repeated at the coming- meet. Oak
land hish -will have Albert Monn in
the field events. This means 15 points
added to tho 20 mad a by Oakland last
Saturday, or 35 points it should. make
in the next meet. -
The Lick boys, who made .SI points
in the meet.' feel that • it was mUf or -
tune that lost them the day— Hupp,
one of their star performers, ran his 2:0
yard hurdle heat 3-5 of a second faster
than, any of th« others. Xa the finals
Hupp ran right into a hurdle oa the
bend, cut both knees badly and finished
only third. " This was the turning; point
of tha day for Lick. Two points w«ra>
lost In this race and* two were lost in
the broad Jump.' as Hupp, who had won
the event in, the Stanford lnterscholas
tio field day, could not do his best after
tha Injury. Jie, received. Thlsaccidant
also put another kink' ia Lick's patched
up relay team. . :
" In the . bay counties meet Llok will
have Arohie Butler and Qoloher In th«
220 yard. -which should net at least a
first and third plaoe. granting: Bead of
Lowell second place. With' these men
in tho running-. Hupp in s^>od condi
tion and a relay team composed "of
Golcher. Bettoli. Hupp. Allsopp, Butler
and Graff, there is reason to believe
that -the winner of the field meet will
have to take Lick Into camp before en
joying victory. ' ;
GRIEF FOR DEAD PROPHET
PROMPTS WOMAN'S SUICIDE
Follower of Late John Alexander
Dowie Throws Herself From
of Tenement
NBTV YORK, April 2<L-^Grievtaig; it
is thought, because of tha death of
"Prophet Elijah" Dowie. Mrs. Lydla
Staley threw herself from the' front
\u25a0window of her home upon the fifth floor
of an apartment house , In Bast One
-Hundred and Seventy- fourth street to
day, and died later in a hospital from
a fractured • skull.
The Staleys were leading members of
the Dowie sect in this city.
RE.il ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXJ
'Anna L. Bauer to Stantoa art company, lot
so if^s C «^?« r g«i \u25a0 K ** ray * ad '??\u25a0* •*"•»• w
James Quina and wife ta Mary Qnmn, lot on
I T^byß loniof^*" 10 ° * °* Bandolpo.
* Julius Btmmens at al. to Sana S. Mtmck.
lot on N llae of Twentieth street. 93:11 B of
Stanyan. 8 150 by N ISO; $300,
a Fey f Charles Fey. lot «a W lin«
of Broderlci stra«t. OS S of Eddy, S 27:6 by W
Robert' T. Heteslf tad wife to WllUaa J.
Conrad, lot on SB line of Majestia street, 123
NE of Hearst. NS 25 by SB 100: SlO.
Robert E. Murphy to Jnlla Solttvaa. lot o*
S Una of Orev* stTMt. 206:8 W at OctavU.
E 25 by 8 120, and aU internrt la eatato ot
Mary J. Uozphr No. 2201: |10.
Humphrey B. SuUiTan to JulU Soniran, lot
on S line of Grove straat, 208:3 W of Octavta.,
W 25 by S 120,. and estate of .WUUaa P. Sal-
Uvan,-No. 2202 i |10. .
George H. Solilvan et al. to same, same; $10.
< Colnmbia bnL ! ding and lean association .to
Anna M. KioU, lot oa E line of Diamond
itreut, 43 S of Twanty-thlzd, S 20 by E 100;
- -James W. Comstock and - wift to Anna .M.
Kroll. sama; $10.'-.--,
Popa estate company to Mary T. McCarthy,
lot on E Una cf Belvedere street; 03:1)4 3 of
Parnassns, S 23 by E 124:T%; fli.
Marie Arnaaton .to Loula . Canepa and > wife,
lot on W line 0/ Capp street. 245 X of Twenty
second. H 30 hj- W 122:8j HO.
Anna Affolter to ' Mary -T. Men ton, lot on
N line or Ftftef ith str?«t, 100 W of Ctawrwro.
W 23 by M 100: «10. -
Hatty Hart te Annls Hart. lot on W nit* of
Lexington svenm 135 S of Nlneteenta street,
S2sby W TO; $10.' . .
Same to sami', lot on W line ef Lexington
avenn*. 110 S of Slmetaest& street, 8 23 by W
70; $10. I • -\u25a0;
. Oeorge Grunlj" et al. to Adolf Both et al..
lot on SB corner of Twenty-flfth' aad Hampahlr*
streets. S 04 by B TS; *10.
B. Frederick, Koeea to Maria Bosal «t al.,
lot on W Una ot Valtejo pUc«. SO S ot Tallejo
street. S 19 by W TO; $1,100.
Ambrose Gherrin to H. H. Hartmana, lot 00
SE line of Tehama street, 143 SW «f Blghth,
SW 21 by SB 80; $10. - .
Anna Gr«en to Joha EL Comyn and wife, lot
on N lino of Frederick street, 55:3 E of Clay*
ton. E 25 by N 103; $10. - . -
- J. H. Thrana and wifa to Ella StnarV-Xot on
S Una of Golden Gate avenue, 56:3 B of Ma
sonic. E 25 by S 100; $10. • :
John Center to • Thomas J. Eerwin and wtf ».
lot on W line of San Bruno avenue, 87:8 Nrf.
Eighteenth stre*t, N 25 by W 100; $10.
\u25a0 John B. Kenny to Bom C. Mahony, lot oa
XE corner oX S inches and Sixteenth »tr««U, E.
20 by N 2T; $10. .
W. K. Sunfcrd and wtfa to American land'
and trust company, lot on S lino of J street. 82 :8 .
Eof Nineteenth avenue. B 60 by S 100, and one
other pieea; $1% »tt3 \u25a0\u25a0'ii»> < i ) wf
John Center to Mary Canon. lot oa W line of
San Brnno avenae, 62:9 JK of Eighteenth street,
N 25 by W 10O: $10. v ...
Bertha C. Klein to Agatha Marion et al.. lot
on E line of Sixth avenna. 273 N of B street. N
25 by E 120; $10. .T. . ! . ..••.' . - - .- » :;-i
Robert - Longerlin and wife to ' Adam . Hencl's :
and wife, lot on B corner at ' Twentieth avuus I
South and It street. SE 75 by >E 100; $10.
Jesse W. Hamilton and wife to Al«xand«r O.
Schmidt, lot oaN line of Tnlton street JTB:lft
Vv'-of Parker avenue,' W 25, N 1X9:03, NB 20:01,
S 118.20; $10. V . -
Alexandar O. Schmidt and w!f» to IsaM M.
and Isabella G. Green, asm*; $10. - -
Delia Albertson to J. I* Gomes, lot oa S lln*
of Broad avenue. 185 W of Plymouth stuset, W,
20 by 5125; $10- .\u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0'..!
Pope estate company to Hermaaa Pankow and
wife, lot on W line of Shrader strMt, 25 N of
Bivoli. U23by W 100; $10. '\u25a0•)'.
Pope estate company to Angelo «nd X. Snc
chltano,' let on SW corner of Altnt-. avano* and
Shrader street. 8 23 by W 100; $10.
> Same. to Herman H. Hnrnmal, l>t <m B lln«
of Belvedere street. 3SC:I% X of Seventeeath.
N23by E" 124:7%: $10. •\u25a0 ; : -
Sam* to Julia Simmons, lot oal Its* *f Bel
vedere street. 320 S of Paraaseos avurae, 3 33 by
E 124:7%: $10. ' \u25a0\u25a0•;\u25a0\u25a0
. Florence E. K. Curtis to Sol Geti k Sons, lot '
•n E line of TwratT-etivratfe'avestKi, 100 8 of J
struts 25 by E 120; »o. ~.~r-*>t \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*
> Jamas B. Stnart and! wife to Ernest A. Oeh
en«r and wife,, lots 273 And 274. Cohb tract: $10.;
John Flnntgan and wile to Frank Janga and
wife, lot oa N Bne-of^Ney str*et. tTS ,W of '
Congdon. W 25 by.N U0; $10.*
-\u25a0 \u25a0- Frank • D." Layton and wife to Finnic L. G*l
lart, lot on S Ime of McAllister street. IG2:<J W
of Broderick, W 43:0 by S 131S; $10. :
Wllllaa D. Hackert to J. -Lewis, lot ea B ttn»
of Third avewM. 123 N of O ttr««t, X 25 by B
120;. $10. -- \u25a0:-\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 - -'- \u0084\u25a0 1 -.\; - •••-,_•
- Ferdmand Bels Xr. to Minna Wefh* et al., lot'
on N line , of Twenty-second street. SO S\u25a0 ef
VermonVE 25 by X 100: $10.
' i Charlotte i.* Weir to Edward Ginley, tot oa Ft
line of Sixth avenue, 125 B of Lake street. 3
25 by B 120; $10. -.*>•\u25a0•-"-•:
David ' Bloom -to Samael Bloom, lot oa MB .
corner of Nineteenth aad Tolsom streets, S 103:9
by E 240. and one •tharvlece; $10. - " ;-,,
Amelia and , WlDJanx*H«dtf wider to Klolae A..-
Webb - «t - al.. lot on S Una « of Filbert street.;.
178:9 Eof Baker. ; B 29 by N 107:8; $10. : .??
Ellen Mahon to Anna CJ. Galbrs l:h, lot on S -.
line of Grove street, 31:3 S of Central avenoa,'
<25 bf N'lOO; $10. -„"-. - i -' - • £',
John J. Donovan to Annie H. Deaovaa, lot 36,
block 50,' Beis tract; $10. ,;.-
T.~ B. Potter Kealty company to Mary 3. Pskk \u25a0 \u25a0
llni. lot I.'. block -56. Eels tract: grant. - .j:
Adrlea H. Barge* to Albert' P. B«rnsv:lot •«;
NW corner of Pacific and Laavanworta » treats, ,-\u25a0
W'2o by N «0; $ia •
Emma 0. Dahl et al. to Francis Campbell and I.
wife, lot oa W line of Cnnrch streat. 32:11 !f ot.
Elisabeth. X 25:1 hy.W 90:6; $10. -.;< . -- -~-.
Jacob Weisabeia aad ' wife to ' Albart : P. Rma-.
reasy - and : wifa. . lot -oa S Una of - Laka . atraat.-^'
27:S E. of 16th avenue, E2sby S 100; $10. • \u25a0 \u25a0
Bnlldlnz Contract*
H. J. H. * Lorenzea with * Felix Marcusa — To
erect a 8 story frame baUding, stores and data,
on lot -on 'NE ."corner of California streat and
Sixth, avenne, XIOO by E 32:«; $14,000. *\u25a0
John . Bosenf eld's - Sona with. Sidney Watson—
Brick work for a 2 story frame bnlldtng on lot
on SS line of Mission street. 100 NB of 4th, NB
25 by'SE 100; $3400.' !- - : ~":
Chun Son Tons with Schaaf company— To «r»et
a 4 story brick building on SW corner of Dnpoiu
and Jackson streets, • 63:9 by 88:»; $35,000.
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