WASHINGTON, March 2.—A. T. Law-she has been selected to succeed' ThirdAssistant Postmaster General Madden.Lawshe is from Indiana and was audi-tor for the Postofiice Department underPresident McKinley.
GETS POSTOFFICB PLUM
Rosenthal's greatest successes werewith a group of Chopin numbers, in-cluding the sonata that contains thefamous "Funeral March," with a pre-lude and Valse, Op. 42.
From 'the point of mere technique"The Blue Danube" fantasie, an ar-rangement of the Strauss music withinfinitely difficult variations, and varia-tions on a theme from Papaninl, ar-ranged by Brahms, took first place.
Th» performer interpolated tunefulbit*
—one of the "Musical Moments" of
Schubert, an aria by Schumann and aberceuse by Heuselt, all of which weredelicious. A Weber eonata. Op. 39, wasless BUCcessfuL It did not seem to beadapted to the Roeenthal temperamentas were tho other numbers. Even inthis tho performer's absolutely perfectmastery of the keyboard wa» feltpowerfully. A matinee performanceTrill be given this afternoon at 2:80o'clock.
When the pianist, Rosenthal, endedhis regular periormance at ChristianScience Hall yesterday afternoon anaudience that filled the auditorium com-pletely clamored for more. Womenconstituted the majority of the music-lovers present, but there was a largesprinkling of men, who raised theirvoices Jn loud acclaim, while the womeneplit gloves Ui their enthusiasm.
Half a dozen times Rosenthal cameto the Etage, bowed and modestly re-tired. Still the demand for more wasvociferous and finally the pianistyielded.
Rosenthal Renders ChopininMasterful Style
at Recital
PIANIST PLEASES BIGAUDIENCE OF WOMEN
Within the past fortnight arrange-ments have been made for the con-struction on the northeast corner ofGrant avenue and Market street of aeplendid building for the Union TrustCompany, this also being in the Blytheblock. The policy of the Bankers' In-vestment Company is to have theBlythe property improved in a mannerthat will yield a large Income andmake the block one of the most im-portant centers of San Francisco in abusiness way.
When a discussion was instituted twoyears ago as whioh was - the mostvaluable block in San Francisco menprominently connected with the Bank-ers* Investment Company maintainedthat the Blythe block was entitled tothe honor. The same opinion is. stillmaintained by the company.
The Bankers' Investment Companyhas closed a lease with I.Magnin &Co. that involves the payment by thelatter concern of $1,000,000 in rents intwenty-five years. The papers were\u25a0signed at the Union Trust Company'sbank yesterday. The Bankers' Invest-ment Company agrees to erect a six-story building at the southeast cornerof Grant avenue arid Geary street on alot 100x100 feet, which is a part ofthe Blythe property. The structurewill be class A. -_:
Magnin & Co. Will OccupyStructure at Ge*ary
and Grant
BIG BUILDINGS PLANNEDFOR THE BLYTHE BLOCK
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A PATH TO EVERY PLOTISOO Golden Gate aye. Cor. Flllmore.' -
Telephone West 5000. .
FRANK VAYR.I17 years at 105 Sixth Street
..FLORIST.. I)Now at 512 McAllister
1 Telephone Market 309 1
McBREARTY & McCORMICK/ . FONERAI/ DIRECTORS.
915 VALENCIA 9T^ NEAR 20THFormerly of McFadden. Mcßrearty t Oreen.
Telephone Market 07. • \-
J. C. O'CONNOR &CO.'PUXERAI. DIRECTORS
T7O TURK ST., bet-ween .Van >ess Aye.•--\u25a0-. and Prankllo St.
Lady attendant. Tel. Franklin 1911.
H.J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.1314 VTEBSTKR St.. bet. *EUIs k.O'Farrell. Tel.
West 3925. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Prea. kManager; JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice Prea. .
WOODLAW.f CEMETERYSan Mateo Co. .
Flarat and Best Equipped Receivinf Tanlt and'- -Chapel. .(Masonic Omctery Association)Office 1154 O'Farrell St. ::^:.-
THEODOR DIERKS & CO.UndertakerH,
000 Devlaadero St.. Cor McAHlittr.Telephone Went 4804.
P. F. GREEN ®» CO:FUNERAL DIREOTOR3.
NE. cor. Sixteenth and Ooarrero sts.Formerly of McFadden, Mcßrearty & Green.
Telephone Special .1567.
VALENTE;MARINI&CO.UNDERTAKERS. »448 MISSION*STREET.
IVear Thirtieth. Tel. Market 282. 1-
CRAIQ, COCHRAN & CO; IPUXERAL DIRECTORS I
ll«0Valencia St^ near 23d St. ETelephone Market 151. '\u25a0*,\u25a0••*;..' I
TELEPHONE PARK 12.
SAMUEL McFADDEN k Ca--FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
1070 Halrht. at.. Near 'Baker.•. Take Haltht-Street Cars..
•JAS. McCJIININ-:Formerly at 214 Eddy Street.: v
Funeral Director and Embalmer, S32Fulton*St.,batween FUlmore and Webster. .Tel. Park. 1309.
"O: BELLINGER.
'H/METZLER.
METZLER'SJNDEfiTAKING COMPANY:"1982 Folaont St.. Bet."14th" and lOth.T
'PHONE \u25a0MARKET a6B.>r :
.7 .. Undertakers and Embalmer*. . .'•. i.,-
1335 Golden ,Gate aye., "between . Klllmore 'and: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 , Stelner streets.
' • i.- Pbone 'Park 867.V. •-
.'"\u25a0 iVIOINAMAIN::/<&gc6^Funeral Director* nnd Embalmers. .
Private'Residence /Accommodations..-'
Office SW. Icorner,- 25th^ and- Guerrero sta.'.- Phone >Market 85. , \u0084; »
D LI^NNYi&CGC).: 'i .-raDERTAKERS--' : '{?
ITIOEDDY STREET, 1Near Scott.-' *\u25a0 'Ph'onir.Weat 2645 \
The^Eddy Street FliristH. A.AVANSINO. ,;' Fresh rut. flowers dally."Floral designs prompt-
ly£attended •: to; 'v•:,•\u25a0- \u25a0 :,.".:.- ;;.- -.,-•:;\u25a0*,. ->,-; \u25a0-.
-\u25a0 ;11% KDDT ST. (old;location),;San:Fraacisoo.
CYRUS S. 'WRIGHT,
GEO. H. CLARK,A. P. BOOTH,"
HAROLD'1.. WRIGHT.
N.GRRYi&CO.UNDERTAKERS
* . •-,
2198 GEARY ST., CORJ DEVISADERO.;' :y:y
t̂.•' ;. Telephone West 4707.
PORTER & WHITEFuneral Directors and Embalmers
1581 GOIiDEV GATE AYE.\\u0084 (Formerly. 445 Golden Gate aye.) • .
Private residence accommodations without ex-tra charge. Trained lady attendants.
'Personal
services \u25a0 under all conditions. Phone West/ 770.
JULIUS S. GODEAU-#
Undertaker and Embalmer ;'
2123 Baab St., IVear Flllmore,'Formerly at 305 Montgomery Aye.
/and 810 Van Ness Aye.
Finest ;private 'residence accommodations.Lady attendant. Carriages and ambulances tohire. Tel. West 2699. . .
HAIGHT- ST. FLORAL CO;PETERSON,
Formerly withJohn 11. Slevers ACo.CDT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS.
324 FILLMORBST.; NEAR-HaIRM.Phone iFell 8531.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS,. .FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
2COB Howard St., nr. 22d. Phone Market 278.
California Undertaking? Co.2210 STEINER 3TREET
Between Sacra men to'and Clßy. Phone West 1321.
C-.0. W. LUNT. HENRY C. BUNKEE.:BimKER
;* lunt, •iii
FUNE R AL,;;DIRECTORSMlnafon Manonlc Temple,
2CC6.Mlssion- Streat.«.» Phone Market 2620.
McAVOY, O!HARA& CO?UNDERTAKERS'
Are Now Permanently Located at'
\\2040 MARKET ST., bet.. 16th and 17th.
.Tel.:Market. 154.--- .
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Santa :Rosa. .:"......... Every 'Bunday, -10 a. in.State of California.". ...Every^Thnrsday, 1
10 a,' m."
*For SEATTLE; TACOMA, VVictoria, Vancouver,; 8.C.,' Puget;'Sound arid -^Alaskan iPorts v
City of T0peka.. ....... ..March 3,;18,;ii a. m.Dmatni*a>Ji.'i,UJ». '..'A• •"March;B,^23.M1«a.° mClty'of Puebla:r.r. .".".'.".March 13,- 28. 11 a. m.'\u25a0'\u25a0 ;And Every 'Fifth',Day \Thereafter."
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LOW RATES,!Including• BERTH:"AND MEALS.'y 'Rightpreserved \u25a0to ;this 'schedule, v.;-,•;
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SAN FRANCISCO— 3•Market: st."and Broadway
:-\u25a0> wharf.^ Telephone/, Temporary, 492.' \u25a0-:-
OAKLAND—O6B:Broadway. .^; . ..San IFrancisco >Freight Offiee
—Broadway \ wharf.
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*a D.;DUNANN,;O.SP^"a; ,\ Ban 'Franelaco.;
MARRIAGE_LICENSESTte following marriage licenses wer« Issued
In this city March 2:Joseph Blanchard, 21, 80S Diamond et., and
Mury T. Duane, 18. 4&8 SancUea »t.John Jacobson. 27, city, and lepa Basmus-
een. 13, R2l Precita aye.Louis U. Wlegcl. 26, and NetUe L. Decker,
21. both of 1&2 Fell at.John S. Black. 23. 715 Elizabeth ft., and
Mabel Berabrock. 22. IC"J Fii'.more et_
Thomas J. Ward, 31. S2S Fifteenth et., andBellma Schram, 58, 1112 Lake «t.
Harry Barnett, 25, Cl5Fourth St.. and MaryL. Schweinltier. L'l. St. Helena.
Oscar Bernhardt Olscn. 25, und Anna Peter-ton. 37, both of Oakland.
Joseph Francard, 13, and Leonie Gregory, 17,both of £17 Munich st.
Locls Weingartnfr. 25. 907 York et., endClara Mararile, 26, city.
Arthur John Francis SlcGrsth, SO, and EllenCollins. 34. both of Sen Francisco.
Thomas P. Lee. 24, 99* Twenty-second et..*nd Edna N. Godfrey, UL 290S Twetitj -fifth *t.
Edward Ijewls. 21, nnd Mary Coriello, 21,
both of 1321 Filbert st.
OAKLAND,March 2.—The following marriagelicenses were Issued today:
John Gomes, 21, and Mary Carvalho, 15, bothof Knlgbta.
Jean Colmot, 27, and Catherine Boncbet, 24.both of Oakland.
Albert V. Long, 30, and Annie Breslin, 2S,both of Oakland.
Albert C. Hamilton. 27, end l.izzi* B. Shep-pard. 21. both of Merced.
Charles Cook. 27, and Alpha Sapp. 20. both t
of Elmburst.Jacob C. I>evl. S5. Oakland, and Bertie de
Vaull, 26, Berkeley.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHSBirth, marriage cud death noticp* sent by mail 1
«i!l not be inserted. They must be bandf-d in «t j\u2666\u25a0ItIMT of tire publication offices mid be Indorsed jwith the n«rae and residence of po^f.ns author- jJz«ml .to have th«« came publishi-d. Notices re-. ptrietM *Imply to the announcement of the event I•r» puMULed once In this column frM> of charge, j
niHTHSCINKO—In this city. February 2«. 1907, to the
wife of C. P. Cuneo. a daughter.-FITZPATRICIi—In thte city, February 24, 1907,'-
to the wife of T. P. Fltzpatrick, a daughter.FREDERICKS— Jn AUmeda. Cal., to the wifeof
L. B. Fredericks, a son.GLENN
—In thts city, February '20, 1907, to
I the wife of W. G. Glenn, a son.GREEN—In West Berkeley. Cal.. February 22.
'1907, to the wife of W. M. Grwn, twin sons.
IHINZ—In this city, to the wife of William F.|tlinz. a son.
ILAMBERT—In this city, March 1. 1907. to Jthe wife of William W. Lambert, a iTnughtcr. !
1MOJtAX—In Ocean View. Cal., February 24,
lW)", to tht wife of Thomas F. Moran, a
MARRIAGES;BL'UNP—GLENNAN—Jn this city. December• fl. 1908, by the Rev. T. W. nolaban, Erbtn
Burn* and Ellen M. Glennan, ---tioib of SanFrancisco.
ILEHMANY—
HEDGES— In this city. November29, 1906, by Justice Golden. Adolpb L*>h-many and Helen Hedges, both of San Fran-
;'
daeo.! TETERSEN— CHRISTENSEX—In this city. Feb-
ruary 27, 1907, by the Rev. O. Groensberg,Peter Peterscs and Anna ChrUteasen.
RAISCH—STOLZ—On this city. February .27,1907. by the Bey. F. W. Fischer, psntor ofEmanuel Evangelical Church, William C.Ralacb and Mac C. Stolz, both of San I"ranci»eo.
BOMEII—BABCOCK—In thU' city, March 1.1907. by the Rev. Edward K. Strong, Julea,F. Romer of Ban Francisco and Miss BessieL. Babcock of Arcata, Hnmboldt County, CaL
DBATOSAnderson. Karl D..M Herlltz, Henrtette.. 47;aranzlno. Lizzie... 27 Kelly.Elizabeth C. 73;Baker. Winfteld 5... K» Kenyon, Grorpla M..81;Baucbow, Bernard... fil I>«uingpr, John 8..
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' Becker, Ethel M 10 Leonard. Patrick .. —) B*«gs, Oliver H 38 McGann, J;uke J.... 26jBlnk. Conrad Q 43 McGann. Harry
—IBoners, Jasper J... 72 Medin, Mrs. M. 5... 291 Brlgga, Abel M Moore, Bin 471Brocbasky. Ivan 45 Obr&kat, t'n. J 56
\u25a0 Brosteet, Charles ..S3 Pon, GnfcuM V.38Banker, Josephine...
—Raggl, Dora J
—', Clarke, Ettle A.... S9 Richardson. Rachel.. 7R
Oosgrove, Jas. J... 42 Seeger. Cro«centla .. 7S:Doherly. Catherine..
—Slmlnofl", Murrls .... 43' Dom, Earl 2 Hmlth, Mrs. Grace...
—Frailer, Daniel F.. f>2 Sraith, Mrs. N. E.... S9Garat, Margaret ...CO Etabl. Wm. Geo r.fl
1 Gisln. Christian E.. 45 Suckow, Louise—
J Grau, Conrad A 41 f?rme. Frank M 41IGray, Bey. Peter X-M Takata, Motaussa.. 1
\u25a0 Iliaiey, Dennin £7 Wustenberg (infant)
ANDERSON—In Portland, Ore.. February 27,
1907. Karl D. Anderson. Bon of the late Dr.Robert Anderson, husband of Elma D..Ander-aon. and father of Mpllvllle Anderson.
'for-
merly of San Joae, Cal., agefl ne years.Kemalna Interred at San Jose March 2.
lA*ANZINO—InSan Leandro, CaL. Febraury 2%,
lt»07. Lizzie, dearly boloved wife of DavidAvanzino. mother of Mlltcn and Alice Avan-tlno, flanghter 1 of Mrs. T. Tennyson, anddaughter-in-law of Mr.and Mrs. Antncio Avun-rino. a native of San Frsnclsco, Cal., aged27 years and 11 months.
Friend* and acquaintances \u25a0 are rrapectfallyInvited to attend the funeral today (Sus-dayj, March 8, «t 9:30 a. tn., from the par-lors of Valent*. Martnt & Co., 3448 MUeion'etrret. between Thirtieth street and Cortlandnvpnue. Interment Italian Cemetery, by elec-tric fnneral cur from Thirtieth etrect endSan Jove avenue at 10 a. m.
BAKER—In tliis city. February -2S, I»07. athis late residence. 2522 McAllister street,W!nfipld S. naker. btloved husband of AddleBafcer. father of Louis W. end Georre S.IJ.'.kfr. Mr*. Mjrtl*M. Bell, Mr*. Addle E.Undsey nnd Hlia M. B*Lit. and brollwr ofMr*. C. E. nil^worth p.nd Mm.' John Hunter
lofStockton nnd Mm. A. J. Easily of Skctb-
niento, « native of Lnporte, Ind. ag<»d *o9?»«». (Stockton ond Ororllle pai»ers j>teaisecopy.\
I'riciids and ncqnalntan'"*^ are respectfullytnvlt«Hl to attend tlie funeral services today(SundaT*. at 12:30 o'clock p. n»., at Veterans"'Hall. 4:il' Puboce av<ni;e. undnr the auKplc<ninf- Apollo Ixidge No. 123, I.O. O. K. In-lerment Gre^nlftwn r<tnft«>r.'-. by 2:10 trainfrom Valencia and Tw«-nty-fifth
"
etrer-ts sta-tion.
BAUCHOC—
In tills city, February 28. .1907,Bernard Bauchou, beloved hUKb&nd of Marie
•*« Baucbon. and. beloved father of Kulalif. Kd-ward and Joseph Baachou. a native of France.*{.''-<iGl yetirs.
-\u25a0>lkfMn^eS*oSolaTl*a«a«
Frleada and \u25a0 acquaintances are respectf uHvInvited to attend the funeral today (Sun-deyt, March 8, at 12 o'clock, from his luteresidence, 9,Fourteenth «vcnu«>, RichmondDistrict. Interment Holy Crofts Cemetery, byelectric car from Thirtieth sti-eet and SanJose avenue.
!BECKER—In this city. January 4, 1907, EthelI Herd* lent, dearly beloved daughter- of Jo-'
aeph and Mary Becker, and sister of Joceph
VT. and WiUlam Becker, a native of California,aged 10 years 7 months and 5 days.
The funeral will take place, from the vaultIn Holy Cross Cemetery, tomorrow (Mon-day), March -4, at 2 o'clock. Friends and ac-quaintances are respectfully invited to attendthe funeral services.
jBEGGS—In this city. March 1, 1907, Oliver H.Jiepg-s, beloved -husband of Lizzie Beggs, andj father of Richard and Olive Beggs, a native
of Massachusetts, aged 3S years.Friends end acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-day), at 1 p. m., from the parlors of Por-ter & Whit*. 1531 Golden Gate avenue,corner of Scott street. Funeral under tbe aus-pices of San Francisco Aerie No. 6. F. O. E.Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by elec-tric funeral ccr from Thirtieth street and
\u25a0 bar Jose avenue.Modern Woodmen of America
—Officers and
members of Twin Peaks Camp No. 8055 will; attend tbe funeral of our late neijrlibor,, Oliver Bears today (Sunday), at 1 o'clockp. tn.. from the parlors of Porter & White,Golden Gate avenne and S"ott street. Byorder THOMAS DUDLEY, Consul.
J. H. LAMEY.Clerk.—In this city. March 2. IJK»7. Conrad
G. Bink, dearly belored husband of AnnieBlck, and nephew of the lat»- Conrad Seipel,a native ot Germany, a^ed 43 years 1 monthand 18 d&ys.
Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr &.Co.. 2919 Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-filth.
BOTTEBS—In this city. March 1. 1907. JasperJ. BoUern, beloved husband of Alice Bot-tera, father of Mrs. Elizabeth de I>eon, andbrotliet-ln-'.aw of Ann E. and the late JohnJ. Uinrfchs. a native of Helesoland. Ger-many, seed 72 years 11 months and 7 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully \u25a0
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-day), at 9 o'clock a. m., from his late resl-
; dence, 79A De Long avenue, thence to St.Apnes Chnreh, wherr- a requiem blph massfor the repose of his soul "will be, celebrated, |commencing st 9:30 a. m. Interment HolyCrovs Ometery. Please omit flowers.
!BlriOGS—
In Or-kland.'?al.. March 2. 1007. AbelBilrc». t>e!ovfd husbsnd of Carrie Brlcjr*. andfather of Charles B.ibert Brlgpi. and Mr«.May Mlddilton. a native of lowa, aged ?6years and 6 months.
:BROCHESKY—In tli!« city. February 27. 1907.!. Ivan Broch«>lcy. jiped 45 year*.
Friends anl ac<jualntanc«>9 are respectfullyInvited to attend the fnneral services to-day (Sunday)., at 10:30 o'clock a. tn.. at thechaprl of Craig. Cocbran & Co.. 1169 Valen-cia street, near Twenty-third, under the aus-pi<*e* of the Independent Tailors' Union. Id-tennont Mount Olivet Cemetery.
IBROSTEET— Tn the City and County Hospital.March 2. 1907. Charles Brosteet, a nativeof Sweden, Rg^d SS years.
IBCNKEB—
In this city. March 2, 1007, Jose-( phin*. wife of W. W. Bunker, and mother
of Mabel K. Banker, a native of Albany.N. Y.
•
CLARKF.—
At tbe Veterans' 'iTome. Cal.. Feb-ruary 2s, 1907. Httle A., belnvwl wife of Gen-
; eral V. M. Clarke and toother of Vf.Term: Clarke, aped 59 years. (Denver. Colo., and
Waco, Tex., papers please copy.)COSGBOVE— In (bis city, March 2. 1907. et St.
Joseph's Hospital, .fanes J. Co«etov<». be-loved son of iAr*. B. C. Wllcoi. stepson ofC. B. Wllcox.* and brother of Jnha Cosgroveof San Rafael, a native of Ran Francisco,Cal.. aped 42 years.
Notice of fnneral hereafter.DOITF.RTY—In this city. March 1, 1907. Cath-
erine Doherty, beloved mother of John »J.I>oh«>rty. Mr*. J. F. Gearon. Mrs. ElizabethGrace and Mrs. David Gutbrle. \u25a0 native ofIreland.
Tbe funeral will take place, tomorrow (Mon-T flay). at 8 a.~m., from th" parlors of SamnelMcFaddwi tt Co., 1070 Hsipht street, nearBaker. thenc# to..f?t. Joseph's Chnpel. wherea requiem tlrh marw for the repose of heriwm" will be celebrated «t *:30 «. tn. Intermentprivate. Holy Cross C^metwy.
DOItN—
In West Berkeley. Cal.. February 2R.1907. at tbe residence of lilb parentn. 1413Fourth ftrert-, betvreen Pte* and Camilla..Earl, beloved con of Gurtav and LlrzleDorn, und brother of Annie Dora, a native ofSan Francisco. Cal., aged 2 years 4 monthsand 6 flays.
Friend* and aennaintarcofi are resnectfnllyInvited to «tten3 tbe funeral this (Sun-
day) afternoon. March 3, at 2 o'clock, fromthe home of Ms parent*. HIS Fourth street.W#*t Berkeley. Cremation at Oakland Crcma-
jj lory.
FRACTER—
In \u25a0 Oakland. Cal.. February 2«.1907. I>aßld F. Frezler, a natlv« of Maine,ared B2 years. ,
GARAT In this city, February 2S. 1907, Mar-purft, beloved wife of D. Garat. a nativeof M!»««onrl, aged 60 years.
Friends are rrtrpectfully lnvltWl to attendtbe funeral wrriees today (Sunday),/ atin"a. ra.. at the chapel of N. Gray &/Co.,2196 Geary street, corner of Devisadero.Cremation at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
GISIN—to this city. March 2. 1907. ChristianTruest GiKln. ("early beloved husband of Dor-othy It. I.Glsin (nee- Center), and belovedfather of F.rne*t and (Jporge G!*ln. and tbelate John Frederick Olsln. a native of Mill-helm. B. B. Baden. Germany, aged 45 years
9 months and 10 flays.
GRAU—In this city. February 27, 1907. Con-rad*A. Gran, dearly beloved huoband ofAgnesGrso, beloved f»on of Mrs. Carolina Grau, ahdl»rlovea brother of Mrs. Katl*_J3nyder andMrs Bertha Loeb of Philadelphia, a nativeof'Philadelphia. Pa., aged 41 Tears 11
months and 22 days.Friends and acquaintance* are respectfully
Invited to attend . tbe funeral today (Sun-flav) at 1:80 o'clock p. m., from hla lataresidence 4«9 Sanehe* street, between Sev-enteenth
'and Eighteenth. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. ,GRAY—In this city.lMarch 1. 1907. the Rev.
IVtwI.Gray, oouiin of Edward Gray, a na-tive of Queens xCounty. Ireland, aged 66 years* months and 12 flays.'
Friends and acquaintance* are respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-day). March 4. from tbe chapel of St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Park Hill avenne. where, awlemn requiem blrh mass for the repose, of-his «oul willbe celebrated, commencing at 10o'clock a. m. Interment Ho!y Cross Otac-tcry.«nn|HMamHnNma*f
HALEY—In this city, March 2i,,1(W. Dennis• Haley, dearly belov«<d ;bnnband rnt 'De!laH. r'nd the late Hannah Haley. •and fatherof .Michael. Catherine and William Haley.
\u25a0 native \u25a0of Tuam. Connty Galway, Ireland,ap»<l Ti" year*. \u25a0 ."
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Friend* and acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral Tuesday, March5.. at 8:30 a., m., from his late residence,P.49 Minna etrwt. th<roce to St.' Patrlek'tChnfch, where a twlemn requiem fcigh tnassf«r the repose of his.soul will.be >celebratedat 9 a. m. Interment noly Cross Cemetery.. •
HERLITZ—In thU city. March 2. 1907. Hen-rietta F.; bfloved rrlfe of the late FrederickUerlltVand devoted mother, of Fred W..;Wal--ter 8.. William. Caroline and >Clarence • Her-litz, a native of Germany, aged ;47 years 11months and .fl daye. \u25a0
- " . -. '. "Friends and
"acquaintances are respectfully
invited to'attend tbe funeral tomorrow (Mon-
day), March 4..at 2:30 *p. \u25a0 m.,:from.v,the par-lors .of H. F. Bnhr k .- Co.; 2919 Missionftreet, between Twenty-fifth. and ,fTwenty-rlzth, thence to I.O. O.F.*-Cemetery* forcremation.
KELLY—In. this city. March 2,- 1907. -Elisa-beth C. beloved wife of James L. Kelly,>andmother of John L. and- *3ajtene Kelly, Mrs.
\u25a0 lytiura\u25a0 GlanrHle"
and . Mrs. ;,W. B,-
Jacobs of
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\u25a0^^tpjTtv^ Triias leave aad art t*»
fanj3£& San Francisco\W\"ds«ii^ '/ From February 3, 1907V3*|p|3fQ/ FERRY DErOT
Foot ofMarket Street
Leave \ —VIA.OAKLAND PIER— Arriv
.7.M* Richmond. Benicia. Sacramento,- Suisnn and Way Stations... 7.4*%\u25a0' 7.60« \u25a0 Elmira. Vacaville, Winters. Ruro-
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• -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•---\u25a0 •-.:.'. JM$7.Wa Davis. Woodland. Marjsville,
Chico. Red Bluff-OrQViHe.._ T.48»7.20 a Elmhurst. Newark. Center villa,
San JowvLos Gatos, Wright_
S.tt»7.40 a ValleJo. Napa. Calbtoea. Santa
Rrtsa.Maitlnez.Ban Rsimon_i_ t£fe'7.49 a Miles. Plcasanton, LIvermore.Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton i_ 13*»
B.M« Shasta Express— (Via Davis.)Williams. Willows. Red Blnff.Ashland. Portland and East_ *J>»
1.21 a Martlnejt.Antioch.Byron.Tracy.Stockton. Newman. Los Banos,
Menrtota. Armona, Hanfard. «.W»VisivUa. Porterville :_—
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S.2«a PortCosta. Lathrop. Merced,Ho-.. desto, Fresno.. Hanford, Vl-salia. Tulare. Bakersfleld «.4J»
S.4oa Kiles. Ean Jose. Livennora.Stockton (•Milton). ValleySpring. lone, Sacramento.- 4.M»
t.4oa Sonora. Tuohsmueand Angola *•<>*»9.00« AUantic Express
—Ogden 42S*
9.00 a Reno. Tonopab. Goldfield » 42%9.40 a Richmond. Port Costa. Martinea,
and Way SUtion» ...._„- •.<*-•1929* ValleJo. Mare Island. Napa.. 11.23 a10.29 a New Orleans Express— Baker*.
field, Los Angeles. Demlng. £1Paso.- New. Orleans— T.M»
10.20* port Costa. Martinez. Byron.Tracy, Ltitbrop.Stockton,Merced. Raymond. Fresno.Go she n Junction. llanforii.Lemoore, Vlsalla. Tulare. 7.M»
11.09* Tho Overland United—Omaha.Chicago. Denver. Kansas City 7.25»
11.40 a Niles and Way Stations . 2.U#2.00» JNewark. Asnew. San Jose..:
—:—:—
UJ»3.0«p Benicia. Winters, Sacramento,_
Woodland. Knights Landing.Marysvlllaand OroTiile IMS*
J.20» Port Costo. Martinei. Byron,"Tracy, Modesto. Merced.Fresno
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—- n.M»SJO»,' Via Tiburon. West Napa, St.s Helena. Calisto«a_.j:_. ~ l*2U
3.40» .Portland Express, (via Davis).Williams. WUlows. Red Btuff.Ashland. Portland and East t.4Ba
-5.40» Niles and Way Stations IM94.oty ValleJo. Martinez. San Ramon.. Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa™ •-•«»4.Mb Niles. Tracy. Stocktou Lodl 10.28*:42tp Elmhurst. Newark Centervillo > HAS*
Agnew. San Jose. \\—_
1 tl*-4J«4A*r Harvard. Niles. Irvlngton.Ban t$J!B»
Jqsc. Livermora__ :JH.4to$.9*9 The Owl Limited—Newman. Los
Banos. Mcndota. Fresno. Tu-lare. Bakersfleld. Los Angeles 8.««
5.28p Hajrwaxd. Nilea and San Joso . .T.MaS^Of Vwlejo.Port Costa. Benicia. Sui-
*»in,Sacramento 11JU»«.00» China aud Japan Fast Mail—
OKden. Omaha. Chicago—
.._-.Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-mento. Reno. Sparks . 12.48*
«.20» Hayward. Niles and San Jose t.4Sa7.«»» • Tonopah Pass.— Port Costa. Be-
nicia. Snisun, Elmira. Dlxon.Davis. Sacramento. TruckeeHazen. FnJion, Tonopab.
. Goldfield and Keeler_..... 7.Wa7.ofp Vallejo. Beoecia and Way Sta-
-^ tions. Snnday 0n1y.,. -_-L-. ll.Hat2*p Orncon Express— Sacramento.
MarysvlHe. Redding. Port-- laud. Puget Souod and tast. 1.45»l.0t» Fast Mail—Ogde n. Omaha. Chi- j
cago.—Pueblo. Kansas City.St. Lonis „.„..-.
\u0084, r- 1*.«»COAST LINE
«r(Third and Townseud -jJre«U)
C.lla Valencia St.. San Jose and WayStations .. ... ... fJCb
7.00 a Valencia St, Redwood. San Jose.Morganhlll. Gilroy,Pajaro.Watsonville. Sauta Cruz—Lav.,rel— Boulder Creek. SalinasDel' Monte. Monterey. PacificGrove .___„_: ~ . S.4t»
S.oo* Shore line Limited—
San Jos«, !Salinas. Paso Robles Hot
1 Springs, San Luis Obispo,Santa Barbara. Los Angeles 9Mf
B.ooa Del Monte. Monterey. PacificGrove
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B.ooa Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel, *• Boulder Creek«._ .^... .'_. tJI»
8.30 iThe Coaster— San Jose. Salinas,Paso Robles Hot Springs.Santa Margarita. San Laif
i'V Obispo.- Guadalupe. Santa->." ' Barbara,' San Buenaventura,
Oxnard.Burbank. LosAngeles 11.45»8.30r. • Gilroy.Hollister. Tres Pinos. Pa- ,
. ;jaro. Wataonville. Santa Crux.Castroville, Dol Monte. Padfla"Grove. Surf. Lompoc ; 11.45*
9.95» Valencia St.. South San .Fran-'Cisco. Palo Alto. San Jose 7.48»
10.30 a Valencia St.. Bnrlingame. San> Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto,San Jose .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:.\u25a0—:— _-
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IUOa Valencia St. San Jose and Way'\u25a0* '. Stations : -. 4.15»2.00* Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations __^—_—_— : *Jsa3.00* Del -
Monte Express— ValenciaSt., San Jose. Gilroy. Watson.*ville. Santa Cmz. Del Monte.Monterey. Pacific Grove 12.15*. 3.00* Hollister. Tres Pinos S.4op
3.13* New Orleans Express— El Paso,' 1 \u25a0
Ean Antonio. Houston. NewOrleans and East -_~ .. 1915 a
3.15p • Ean Jose. Salinas. Paso RoblesHot Springs, Santa Barbara.
, Los Angeles-.. . ff.lSa
3.15* Watsonville. Santa Craz. DelMonte, Monterey. Pacific
\u25a0 Grove - ~ ; _.' 11.45 a3JOp Valencia St.. Sot th San Fran-
'-. Cisco. San Jose. Gilroy. Hot-lister. Trea Pinos.. .„ IIJS*
4JO* Valencia St.. San Jose and Way ( fS.Ua•Stations _'. : '. ..1 t*.ls*
tS.OO* Valencia St., Burlingame. SanMateo. Palo Alto. San Jose.-Lo» GatOB_..J^.. . t9.0«»- 5.39* Valencia St.. San Jose and WayStations ..~__._.~ . lO.Cft
tCSS* Valencia St.. Burlingame. Sanllateo, Beresford, Belmont.San- Carlos, Redwood. FsJrOaks. Menlo Park. Palo Alto,San J050.:.. _.__^
—._: 7.4K
«J0» Valencia St.. San Jose and Way"»- Stations „ : \u0084.. -, .. \u0084 CJiaB.oo* Sunset Express
—San Jose. Sali-
nas. Paso Robles Hot Springs.San Lais Obispo. Santa Bar-bara. Los Angeles. Demtng.' £1
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Paso. New Orleans UUI . 19.UaB.oo* Golden State .Limited Sleeper-
ElPaso. Kansas City.St. Louis.Chicago.;. _._;.„.;.__..„ lO.ISi
\u25a0B.oo*. Pajaro.. Watsouville. Capitola,Santa Crttz. Castroville. Del• . Monte. Pacific Gr0ve...... 11.45*
8.15* Valencia St.. Ocean View. PaloAlto.San Jose .. . S.4S>
tl.Mp Sacramento River Steamers tB.oo*4.00* Tuesdays fromHoward St.Wharf
: No.2. "S.S. Break w ate r," '\u25a0•\u25a0"
Marshfield. CoqaiUe. Myrtle•*\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0 Volnt. Or^.^.:..„\u25a0..._.„.. tB.ooa•
Union Transfec Company agents collect w<-(aga and caacxs on traiu of *krata«ra Paciflaaad d«llvar tagsaca. to rwUaaca. Xfcay a»tntkortead t» ciaci bagtM* itcut tm M)>«aaoa. Talephcma Tamparaxy UM&.OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
;\u25a0-.'-\u25a0 (Foot ofMarket Street)7.00. 8.00. 9.00. ».00. 11.00 a. m._I^oo,IXO.ZCO. SCO. 4.00. 5.00. 6J0. 8.00. 9.00 p.m.'
A for Morning.. ;•- P for Afternoon -\u25a0\u25a0•-•fSunday excepted. tSunday only.
MITAMALPiIS RAILWAYVia Saunallto Ferry, Foot of Market St.
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Wk daylSundiy 4E&&2£@|jk dy
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On 'Legal Holidays'. Trains Ran on Sunday Time."; TICKET OFFICE AT,SAUSALITO;FERRY. \
viBAY AJTD IXTER/ltßAy ROUTES^;
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARDf VALLEJO and NAPA \ii\APA valley route::'Montioello S. S. Co. and Napa \u25a0Valley Electric i
:B.:B; Co. Close connections. •
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ROUXD TRIPS DAILY—•*
.;\u25a0 Boats leave 'San Francisco 7:00, *9:45 a. m.,12:30£ noon;; 3:15, -6:00, *Bi3o p. m.' v.;- ,-"San Francisco •landing? and Office. Clay-street 1
.Wharf,> North End Ferry balldlng.:Martet-«treet:Ferry .-; Meals ala carte.",-:•> -jPhone Temporary • 406.";.,'Lands- Navy
-£Yard
iS!-:. I: 'fOCEAX TRAVEL- ;_-:;-.t:^i COHPACWE\6ENBBALE^THARSATLASTI^OE :
.- -DIRECT -LIJ"B?TO HAVBE-PABIS."" -'>.C« Sailing.every >Thursday s Instead ;of:Saturday,at 10 a-r m.;s from,Pier 42, North River,\u25a0 foot ofI\u25a0
Morton"/street.-.I*WN&p*BSSGBBBKB*i*Wmft*&
[\u25a0*--First class to Havre, 870 and upward:second iclass to ;Havre, • 845 and upward. GENERALiAGENCY FOR UNITEDiSTATES AND CAN-ADA.V22 :.Broadway \u25a0. (Hudson v bnUdlag). '\u25a0 NewYork.:„J.iF.;FDOAZI.. manager
-Pacific Coait,
630 Montgomery street, ? Saa,Franctaco. tTlckata;sold by all Railroad-Ticket \u25a0 Agents.
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Stockton, and the late Mrs. Nellie Glan-ville, a. native .of Brooklyn, N. W «g«J Pyeare 2 months and \u25a01 day.
'.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow• (Mon-
day), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from • the parlors•\u25a0of >Mcßrearty & McCormick. 015 Valencia
street, near Twentieth, thence to St. James'Church, \u25a0 where services win be held at :1:30p. m. Interment Holy.Cross Cemetery, byelectric funeral car from Thirtieth street andSan Jose avenue.
KENTON—In this city,- March 2. 1907,.GeorgiaM., beloved wife of John Kenyon, a native of
New York, aged 31 years 4 months 19;days.. • -.•" ; ;\u25a0 ,r.. \u25a0/
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to attend tbe fnneral service* :tomor-row (Monday), at 12 o'clock, from the fnneralparlors of Bunker &. Lunt. 26G6 Mission street,between Twenty-second and .Twenty-third (Mis-sion Masonic Temple). Interment private.
iLAUINGER—In this city, March 1. 1907, JohnB. Laainger, dearly beloved brother of Mrs.Mary Donahue, and uncle of Charles J. Don-ahue and Mrs. T. K. Code, a native of Bos-ton. Mats. - . . .-\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Mon-
day), atf8:30 a. m., from his late residence,
632 Cole street, thence to St. Agnes Church,
wnere a requiem high mass for the reposeof bis soul willbe celebrated, commencing at9 o'clock. Interment private, Holy CrossCemetery, by electric funeral car. from SanJose avenue and Thirtieth street.
LEONARD—In this city. February 2S, 1907.Patrick Leonard, .dearly beloved husband ofMary Leonard, and loving father of MayLeonard, a native of Kings County. Ireland.A mrtnber of the Riggers' and Stevedore*Union. . \u25a0
The fnneral will take place tomorrow (Mon-
day), from St. Rose's Church, where a solemnrequiem mass for the repose of bis soul willbe celebrated, commencing at 8 ar m. Inter-ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
McGANN—In this city. February 27. 1907, LukeJ. McGann, beloved brother of John McGann,a native of Texas, aged 26 yeare and Cmonths. . \u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to attend the* funeral today (Sun-day 1, at 12 o'clock,- from the funeral parlorsof P. F.,Green & Co.. northeast corner of Six-
, teenth and Guerrero streets, - thence to St.James Church, where services will be heldat 12:30 p. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-tery.
McGANN—In this city, March 1. 1907. Harry,beloved «on of Mary E. and the late P. H.McGann, and beloved brother of Josephine Mc-Gann and Mrs. R. C. Larios, a native .. ofSan Francisco, CaL (Philadelphia papers pleasecopy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyInvited to attend tho funeral tomorrow (Mon-day). March 4. at 12:30 o'clock, from theparlors of H.. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Missionstreet, between Twenty-flfth and Twenty-sixth, thence to St. Peter's Church, Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets, for services at 1p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
'•MEDIN—In Goldfleld, Nev.," March 2. 1907. Mrs.
Mllo S. Medin, aged 29 years and 10 days, jMOOIIE—In the. City and . County Hospital,
March 2. 1907. Sle Moore, a native of Mis-souri, aged 47 years.
OBRAKAT—In Elmhurst, Cal., February 28,1907, Mrs. Johanna Obrakat (also known asMrs. Johanna Frerichs), beloved mother ofFred and Louise Frerlcba, a native of Ger-many, aged S6 years and 9 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyInvited to attend th* funeral Iservices to-day (Sunaayi, March 3, at 2 o'clock p. tn.,
frqm Robert Morgan's undertaking parlors,San Leandro. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
PON—In Susanvllle, Cal., February 28, 1907,
Gracieuse U. Pon, beloved wife of Pierre U.Pon, mother of Jean and Marie Irilarry, andsister of Mrs. Marianne Orradre and MarieYesperson, a native of France- aged 38 years.
Friends and acquaintances /are respectfullyInvited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-day), March 4. at 10 a. in., from the parlorsof J. S. Godeau. 2123 Bush street. Inter-ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric carfrom Thirtieth stree^ and San Jose avenue..
RAGGI—InKentfield. Marln County. Cal., Feb-ruary 2.5, 1907, Dura J. Kaggi, dearly beloved \u25a0
\u25a0 wife of James Raggl, sister of MrR. RenaHawke, and niece of Mrs. Alice Cohen andMrs. Ora Elliott, w native of Virginia City,Nevada. I
Friends and acquaintances- are respectfullynotified that tbe funeral will take place to-day (Sunday), March 3, at 10 a. m.. fromthe parlors of Valcnte, Marini & Co., 344SMission street, between Thirtieth street andCortland avenne. thence t>y electric funeralcar from corner of Thirtieth street and SanJoee avenue at 10:30 a. tn. sharp- IntermentCypress Lawn Cemetery. \ \
RICHARDSON—In this city, March 1, 1907,Rachel B. Richardson, wife of the late Pres-
: cott V..Richardson," a ;native of :New, York,aged- 78 yeare'B months and ,'22 -days.'. Friends iare $ respectfully:, lnrlted to £attend\u25a0'tlie funeral :services itomorrow
_(Monday),7 at
10 o'clockia." m.'.f at :tne Residence of F., G.Sanbora, 1020 Dolores ;street. Interment • Wood-lawn,Cemetery. -. „ v
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SEEGER— In tills city. March 2. 1907,* Crescen-. 'tla'Soeger, beloved: sinter of the;recently de-ceased John -8., Seeger," and beloved :aunt of.Mlchael Gansner,',: a:native of 1Bludesch, <Vor-• arlberg,- Austria, aged '
7B years. \u25a0 ,;\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the \u25a0 funeral >tomorrow (Mon-day), at 8:30 o'clock a.
~m./. from tbe funeral
parlors of Tbeodor Dicrks & Co.; 000 Devisa-dero street, •corner of McAllister, and thence,
—to St. Anthony's Chmcb, Army itreet; between-Folsom and Shotwell,- -
where a solemn - re-'qulem high .mass •for the repose of :her soul
vwlllbe celebrated, . commencing 'at 0 a.'.m. In-terment Holy Cross Cemetery.
SIMINOFF—
In San ;Rafael, ,Cal:. February 28,\u25a0 1907, Morris / Slminoff. beloved .husband .of
\u25a0 Emma Slmlnotf,. and brother of Mrs. 'SarahRoberts and Rose Slmlnoff, a' native of.St.Peterxtmrg, - Russia, aged ;43 years 11 months.and 21 \u25a0 day?. -
,'
-'-: ., . \u25a0• Friends and
'acquaintances ;are ;respectf nlly"
Invited to.attend-
the > funeral \u25a0 services to-dny (Sunday), at 2 o'clock p." m.,' "at KingSolomon's Hall, under the
-auspices of Cali-
fornia Commandery No. 1, K. T., thence toI.O. O. F.Cemetery.
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California Chapter No. 183, O. E. S.—
Mem-bers are hereby notified to attend the funeralof >our late brotlior,' Morris x Slmlnoff,? today<Snnday>. at 2 o'clock p. m., from King Solo-mon's "Hall, .1739 Flllmore- street. . Servicesunder -the auspices of California .CommanderyNo. 1, K. T.By order of the .\WM.--^
\u25a0ANNA C. KORTS, Secretary. ;
SMITH In Corle Madera, Cal.'. .Mrs. GraceB. Smith, wife of H. K. Smith, mother ofArthur E. Smith,\u25a0 and sister, of Mrs. B-'W.
"Harris. Mrs. B.M. Lucas and the late Mrs.C. K. Schoonoul. _~.
The funeral services will take place today(Sunday), at 9 a. m. Interment Cypress LawnCemetery, by car from ferry at 10:45 a. m.
SMITH—Jn this city, March 2," 1007, Mrs. N.Edward Smith, a native lof Ohio, aged 89years. \u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0
Friends !and acquaintances are respectfullyInvitedIto attend the funeral services tomor-row (Monday)..March 4, at 2 o'clock p. m., atthe -chapel of Odd Fellows' Cemetery,- PointLobog avenue. Remains at ;the :new funeralchapel of Charles H. J. Truman,.1909 Mission' street, between jFifteenth and Sixteenth. .
STAHL—In this city, February 27, 1907, WU-! Ham George Stahl. beloved husband of Mary
Stahl. devoted father of William O. StahlJr.. Edward and Fred Stahl, Mrs. L. Marlon,and the late P. 'J. and Bertha
-Stahl, and
grandfather of Wilbur G. Stahl, a native ofPhiladelphia, Pa., aged 69 years- 8 monthsand 2 days. A member of Sheet Metal Work-ers' Union No. 216. • _
Friends .and acquaintances are:respectfullyInvited to attend the funeral today (Sun-day), at 11 a. m., from his late residence. 1471Hayes street, between Broderick and Baker.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electricfuneral car from Thirtieth. street • and SanJose avenue. ,;
SCCKOW— In this city, February 28, 1907,Louise < Suckow, beloved daughter of the re-cently
"deceased William Otto Suckow, and
beloved sister of Margaret and Willlajna native Of New :York.. Friends are- respectfully invited to attend
the" ftraeral,* today (Sunday), at 1 o'clockp » m., from -her late residence, 728 Four-teenth street; near Church, and thencs byelwtric. «funeral \u25a0 ear. leaving corner of . Thir-tieth street and San Jose avenue, to Cypress
\u25a0 Lawn Cemetery.
STME—in this city, March 2, 1907. - Frank M.Svme. dearly beloved husband of Teresa Syme(nee Blood), and father of James Syme, a na-tive of Monastervan, County Klldare, Ireland,nged 41 years 4 months and 9:days.
TAKATA—In Oakland, Cal., March 1, 1907,Motouasu, -beloved son of .Komataro andTsuru Takata, a aj^ive of Oakland, Cal.,-aged 1 year 4 months and 16 days, j
WUSTENBERG— In—this city, Macrh 1. 1907.Lillian, infant daughter of Gus and. MargaretWustenberg. and granddaughter, of Mr. andMrs. Frank Feustel. a v native of Seattle,Wash.," aged 4 months and 14 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral today (Sun-day), at 1:30 p. m.. *from the • residence \u25a0ofher parents. 3153 Twenty-third street.' nearShotwell. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKSTo oiir many friends and acquaintances and
the members of Court Golden Era No. 38, andGolden West Camp No. 748. W. O. W.. weextend onr grateful thanks for the kindnessand sympathy extended to usv In our:recentbereavement in the loss of a loving son andbrother. MRS. H.HEINZ and Family.
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AUCTION •
'..:On "'Account • of:Dissolution \u25a0 of '. Partnership'
Iwill. sell "at PUBLIC AUCTION-
The ENTIREiCONTRACTING and"TE.\MINO--OUTFIT novr'ln use by.Farmer & Stalnburn,Consisting of 50 head of WORK HORSES. 20SAND WAGONS and 20 SETS OF HARNESS.Also TOOLS, BUILDINGS and LONG LEASE.
Everything mnst be sold without reserve orlimit. Sale takes place .- \u25a0
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MONDAY,March 4th, at 10 a. m.; 140 Erie Street
Between .Mission and Howard. 13th and 14th.-W. HIGGINBOTTOM,,AncUoneer.
•AUCTION.
--1 will fiell at the same time one-carload ofHorses belonging:
'to Mr. John Butler of Lake
County.rv- .'. 7 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.' ''. ••' •
QRIENTALRUGAUCTIOfJ ,
Jos. Fredericks &Co.'sCARPET DEPARTMENT
AH Next Week819-835 ELLIS STREET
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TUESDAYS MARCH 5.•-'.
60 Heavy Utali Draft Horses66: head double aqnnre -Nevada horses,
halter broken, Tvelffb from 1000 to 1400pounds.Every Ianimal |Kuaranteed to be.as- represented.
Double square horses willbe sold at 1p. m.Draft horses ;at 8 p. m.
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WESTERN HORSE MARKET297 Valencia St., Cor. Fourteenth
E. STEWART b CO.
fe 55? £&By Order of WM. MICHELSEN of the
Old Establish ?d
ST. FRANCIS CARRIAGE CO.S. W. Cor. Polk and Broadway
we will sell, \u25a0 Wedneaday. March 6, at 11 a. m.,the entire
-contents of old stable, consisting of
47, head of horses,-harness. 20 business buggies,wagons, surreys and rigs of every description too
numerous-
to mention;, also several fast roadhorses. This -will be the chance of the | seasonto get what :you want at your own price.
\u25a0 WM. MICHELSEN, Prop.'
, WM.? CLOUGH, Auctioneer.':
SALETo satisfy creditors we.willsell out our team-
ing 'and express business, consisting of GOODDRIVING AND WORK STOCK," alf 20 wagonsand harness, at CI.OUGII'S STABLE, HER-MANN and VALENCIA sts.. bet. 12th and 13th.Monday,:March 4, at 11 a. ra. .
WARD tc GIDDINGS.WM. CLOUGH,
'Auctioneer.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha*..' (Oriental Steamship Co.)
. Have Opened \u25a0 Their Permanent Office at : /
Room 240, James Flood BuildingS. S. "Nippon;Mara," Wednesday, March 13,
1907.-
S. S. "Hons Kon? Mara," Wednesday/ April10, 1007. \u25a0
- . vv-8. S. "America Mara," Friday, May 3. 1907.'Steamers will leave wharf, corner •First and
Brannan-
streets, 1 p. m., for. Yokohama andHongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (niogo),Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-kong with steamers for Manila, India.•etc ;Nocargo received on board on day of sailing.'.-Round trip tl(?ketB at reduced rates.iFor freight and passage apply at office, JamesFlood Building. , \u0084-
W. H. AVERT,-Assistant General Manager.
oceanic s.s,eo,SYDNEY. AUCKLAND. SAMOA. HONOLULU—
S. S. Sonoma sails 2p. m.v March 6... .HONOLULU only—S. S.Alameda salTs 11 a. ni."'March 9. Round trip, first class. $125.TAHITI, BOUTH SEAS—S.S. Marlposa sails
\u25a0 at 11 a. m.- March 10. First class round trip,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0'sl2s. \u25a0 -: '\u25a0. \u25a0
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J. D. SPRECKEI.S & BROS. CO.58 Clay Street, San Francisco., *
Passenger Department,'673 \u25a0 Market at.
% Phone :'TempbrarV ;1231.** -'
RAILWAY TRAVEL .Pforthwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA S AUSALITO FERRYFor Sanaallto, MlU'Valler. San Rafael \
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS—7; »7:45, 8:25.•9:15,-9:50. 11 a. m.." 12:20. »1:43, # 3:15, 4:35,6:18. 5:00, 6:80, 7:15, 9:00, 10:15,- 11:35 p. m.
\u25a0\u25a0•Runs to San' Qiientln., . \u25a0 i, . , w'
\u25a07:45 a. m. daily, for.Cfttadero and way'sta.tions. \u25a0• \u25a0
.8:15 p.. m.. Saturdays only, for Cazadero andway fttatlona. \u25a0 .-. .. \u25a0"• '. ,".:\u25a0 >.r .\u25a0\u25a0*'. '\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a05:15 p. m.': daily, except Saturdays and Sun-days, for Point Beyes and r.-ay stations.
- -From - S. F..;fot». Tiburon, Belvedere - and Sa«-Rafael— Week Days— 7:4o. 9:15, ••11:00 a, »..
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From San Rafael for'S. vF.—Week Days— 0:15
7:40, T:55; 8:25," 11:13 a. ra.; 18:50, 3:40. 5:00.• ;5:20 \p. m.; 'Sunday B—^:ls. ;7:40. 7:55. 0-C5a. ni.; 3:40, 5:00. 6:20.' 6:30 p. m. ...
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, Stacrs connect at OREBNBRAB for Sai' Qnen.tin;at SANTA' ROSA' ?or;WWU Bnlnbw Bprln«and Mark .West Sprtoßs : at FULTON, for Burke1*Sanatorium ::at ? LYTTON|f«r;Lytton Springs ;|at'OEYSERVILLH for.Skargß Sprlnrs; at CLOVER-DALE
•for y-the '\u25a0 Geysers, s ßoonville, •Philo.^s Elk
'and '*Greenwood ;-nat •->HOPLAND:,for f DuncanSpring*.
"\u25a0Highland/Springs, •:KelseyvlUe."^ NewCarlsbad <Sprinjrs. > Soda ;Bay.;Lakeport, BartlettSprlnga;iat >UKIAH= forsVlcby • Bprin»s,- SaratogaSprings.IBlue3Lake*,-? Laurel Dell;Lake, iWltte*Bprlnn,'Upper 'Lake,-Porno,"? Potter ,Valley,\u25a0 JohnDay's.ILierley's,-*-Hullvllle,IOrr's vHot ISprinn.Handley," Half-Way >Hoooe, ?Hopkins. Oomptche,Mendoctno City. Fort Bra*fAWestport IandiUs*!;at WILLITS for Hearst and Sawyers; at BHBR.WOODIfor1FortIBrag-fr, LaytonTllle, *\u25a0Westport,'Corelo, *Cummlngs," Bell's
'Sprinia.T Harrta.*,Hnb-
bard,*, Fruitland, *Dyerville.'ftGarbervllle, ~k Pepper-wood.'i Camp 's,'>Scotia- and rEureka: \u25a0::'->\u25a0 \u25a0 >::-,.\u25a0•-,\u25a0•.•.;/. OBNBRALTOFFICK: -\u25a0- .; /':\u25a0\u25a0',-':\u25a0.
JAMES -1FLOODiBUILDING,"?BAN;FRANCISCO.„:-.,., .~
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