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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

SITUATION wanted by salesman who
| will work on comm ssion: Willing to
| work city trade for retailer; am book
| keeper and cun deliver; 1915, this office Is
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FOR SALE--Gentle horse, small spring
wagon, nearly new, and new HAIRLESS,
very cheap: separate or together. Ad-
dress 1865. this office. il
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-.
Mt Furnished or unfurnished
pm In private family: bath privi-
car line. near town; IS furn sh-
unfurnshed; 40i Charities, cor
etOn avenue, IA
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FOR SALE Elegant full leather ton
phaetons, with leather trimmings aul
srring backs. worth 500. So. Enw. Lar
ondon. corner of Franklin and Caroline
street. ~
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WANTED--Work with priyate family n
Lending to horses and COWS, vii; work
cheap. Address John w. Dyess, this
oiliSe. IL
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1T-Largcst list OF houses In the
your property with me; show
rs free; phone 1t9. O. II. Liv-
room 205. Binz building. IA
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WANTED-By first-class cook, bread ANA
pastry baker; twenty years experience
strictly sober; hotel, camp or boarding
cars cars; In or out of city. Address 1913, this
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SITUATION wanted by widow lady of
experience, refinement and education to
miaIaee wldeWer's home; will teach and
care for children If desired: terms $40 per
month. Address 81, this office. 16
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bM cottage. sewer, wood cistern
water, twelve blocks from here;
honth; phone 1863. Q. II. Living
BIN 203, Binz building. II
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ET-Elegant cottage, 2S02 Main
with an conveniences, stable.
% three four-room cottages In
tard. Garrett Hardcastle, 915,s
5 avenue. ID
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ANA ONE needing man in dry goods
or grocery store, would like to have tile
pace: am Well experienced and can FUR
B1tes. Edgar. Texas Ia
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SNT-Elegant two-story seven
puse. modern conveniences, four
From Capitol hotel: 1916 Texas
Apply next door, Mrs. Il. c.
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WHITE woman with child wants position
70 do housework: German family pre-
ferred. Address 1896, this office. IL
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| WANTED-Pcsition as artist for some
| paper in part or spare time; will engage
or trial and merit. Address j. A., this
office. Is
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CoL,Rt'D man wants job; good hot lunch
coon coon best IN the city Address Thos. II.
Williams, 14l7 Caroline street IA
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WANTED--Wo DIRK by steady, settled white
man to attend stock. drive team or
! dairy: handy all round man. John Burns,
this office. ii
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WANTED-Posbtion with private family
or in boarding house by steady young
oolored man. thoroughly understand
house work and the dining room. Ad-
dress Perry, 1903 Runne.s street, city. Is
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WANTED-By a man and wife. to run n
section house for a railroad company;
best references gwen: or boarding car.
Aodl ess H., 1907 Gushing street IL
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FOR SALE-FuM leather top buegins.
worth SIS. for $50. 1dw. clarendon. cor
ncr Franklin and Caroline street. 10
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~ :. n'. nl1E-AGED Engiishnan wants work
a ars mouse as yarima1, care hnrs,.
onea eSrfrsage. lawn and flower garden
l47S. this office fAuures y
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TO EXcIlANGE--IHor stock Of general
merchandise. 1850 acres prairie land In
Iavaca county; price s. per acre, sly
room brick residence in Bolton value
SS6o personal property, value $500: low
prices and no commission to pay. j. r.
BROWNING. mttorneN. Brcnham. Tnxna 20
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ET-Twenty six to eignt-roon
i Third ward; all modern con-
b; from SIS to 81. 80 per month.
livingston. 2o3 Binz building. II
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FOR SALE-A complete bar OUTFIT. con.
eis:ipg of is foot counter, foot Cigar
stand aud case. back bar l6 feet long,
5xi9 center mirror, beer box ana display
stand, three screens with mirrors, Ma
uioLai code register. Dieboid's safe, etc. |;
also one pool and one billiard table. APP
ply to Japhct a Co, Houston. or w
III. Wheeler. hempstclG. Texas. -
FOR SALIS-Ffrst-c class hotel IN thriving
country town. For particulars address
Pasfnffica hoy 40 HaliotayiIlp Ta.as 10
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FOR sALE--Scvcral cholce lots In First
,wn'a ~ birgain. Harral & Harral
Ton building. Is
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WANTED-S Situation by young man OF
any kind; understands the care of
horses VIII work cheap. Address r. l..
Perdleton, city. 10
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TO ExCHANGE --One or two new four
room cottages and lots ai tho Firth ward
for residence or equity on same In ihc
nhird or Fourth ward Address 1893,
this office. IL
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HARNESS FOR SALE-Tire lot OF har-
ness. worth $50, for sale At $40 per set.
Edw clarendon, corner Franklin and
Caroline street. 10
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE acres of land ii
Northeastern Nebraska for property IN
or near Houston. What have you tc
onerY Address 1876 this office /,
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509 Anita street, Fair Grounds,
this is bargain; five rooms,
barbors; large yard; near ear:
lr. Apply sos kiaan building. IA
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TO EXCHANGE Block OF ground aAJoin-
ing city for lumber or merchandise. iInr-
raj Y IIarral, Fox building. Houston. "a
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--An Edison
w'iascope with II pictures: cost tijo. viii
sell tor less than half cost, or tYl,dc. IT,
II. SIl.trt Wl.,O. Texas. IL
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WANTED--A position to work around
house, yard or orive wagon; will work
for reasonable wages. T. s.. this office
4
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WANTED-Pos1tiom as housekeeper; par
ties living outside city: please stat
wages. Address 1916. this office. Il
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",AsNTED.-To give lessons In music I,
ihis s family for board. Address i7s I,
>''S VAHces !,
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s1oD seamstress; viii sew out by tho
1910 austin street. se' Apply
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WANTED rospoctors 10 know that my
Sramsh dip needles locate gold and sill
We yer only; sell or rent. Address +. q. BOX
@l Waco. Texas. II
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FOR sAI.E-.One section coed prairie .ani
w miles OF city: one 40-acre farm. two
good homes In city: corner lot on Main
stncet, and others at bedrock prices; call
and get bargain. Geo. l.. Porter q
Set, 3V7ia Main street. "A
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SOCIAL DEMOCRACY No. ! of Houston.
Thursday of each month In Union Mems
hall; persons desirous of contributing TO
the colonization fund. send same to l..
o. box 1876, Houston, Texas
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FOR SA1.E--At a barrain. one i've horse
power engine and boiler on wheels. An
p,y WIN. IL. Olschefske, 1901 Washington
street, Houston. IA
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AN. ARTIFICIAL ear drums positively
rsstore lost hearing casily and at small,
cps,; For descriptive c.rculars address
TT.L Whmans. Sa Eim street. Dallas,
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FVK SAItE-Californ.a violets. bride and
bridesmaid roses; variety of plants. Mrs.
g. r, Byers, lioe Bagby street. Houston.
ieNaS, "A
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ss,1o :, SPOT CASH for steady lob: q Won
; anh neheve u. try me. strictly sober
Tnoa not ~, afraid Of WORK; can furnish
this office. NJ;
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and hard
ware clerk would like employment: no
objection to leaving city. Address 1861.
this office. IA
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around office man: rosi sslasr,s s.u al
,worker; speaking German; warrts nns.
s,.a L al moderate salary; grocery or wen-
Cas mercnandise preferred. Address =
y. box 10l, Galveston. Texas. I:
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FOR SAI.Is--Strawberry plants, fine con-
o,tnn, large berry: fine flavor: best va
riets grown Ia Texas. Stanley Thomp.
son. Ems Gentry street. Ia
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| AMERICAN woman wants a position !;
| good home more than big wages. Adj
dress 1860 this office, Il
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bedrooms or the entire upper
convenient house for rent: no
TO children; 1912 Capitol ave. IA
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having paid three yearly premiums on
life insurance 10 New York State com
panies. their policies now standing for
fe.ted or surrendered can recover pre-
miiirns or redeem. For particulars en-.
close stnmp. Address E. X. Ellis, room
No ]. french building. San Antonio
Texas
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ENT-Tour-room cottage. three
from 8. +. shops. at the inter
IN I. 4 q. n. and I. IL ". O.
! Apply next door. III
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f-Three Licely furnished rooms
Rusk avenue, 81, IS, SIG; baths,
4 Telephone; references. IA
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w SAI<f[-C'ape Je~samlnes. ucautifui
( SHRUBS. very cheap by the dozen, hum
mrea or Thousand. Wsn. c. Steele, Alvin.
Texas. Il
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. r;thout children have a NICE
k%<d room for rent; gas, bath.
"a ward. Address 1856. this Of
80 ~ T-s sft IA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-13
IN CONVENTION
At IRVINGT0N
Endeavor Delegates From
All County Societies
Present.
A New Pastor Comes to the
First Christian
Church.
DR.. S. j. Carroll Takes His Farewell
of the Eighth Avenue Con-
gregation.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
QnQ Rrnad Unu CANT 10

OAKLAND OFF1CE FAN FRANCISCO CALL,l
9OS Broadway, Sept. II.
The thirty.fourth quarterly convention
Of the Alameda County Christian En-
deavor Union was held at Irvington to-
day. Last night rallies were held in seven
towns, and to-day all united in a big
gathering.
President George P. Lowell formally
opened the convention, and spoke briefly
of the great event-the national conven-
tion-that had taken place since the last
county convention, and of its significance.
Miss Mindora Berry, who is in charge
of the work of The State, spoke on Mis-
sionary Extension; Rev. T. j. Arnold
dealt with Gods Greatest Gift" and the
music was rendered by the Irvington
Seminary Choir.
The officers of local unions and local
societies held their conferences between
the afternoon and evening sessions.
Tonight the church was packed. Rev.
W. w. Shier, Rev. J. Durham. Rev. Calvin
c. Herriott and Mrs. Carrie Judd Mont
pomery were the principal speakers. The
report of Treasurer F. R. Hull showed
that the County Union is in good condi-
ton financially.
Miss Ware Miss Martin and Miss Ora
ham were the soloists.
Rev. T. d. Butler from Hollister, the
new pastor of the First Christian Church
preached his first sermon this morning.
The coming Of the pastor marks the
positive close of all attempts to unite the
Two Christian churches of this city. The
union was nearly completed about a
month ago, but no agreement could be
reached regarding a pastor, and the First
Church, Immediately on the resignation
of Rev Glen McWilliams, called Rev. Mr..
Roberts, and he accepted.
A large congregation greeted the new
pastor botu morning and evening and his
hearers were very faVorably impressed
with his preaching.
At the Eighth-avenue Methodist Church
Rev. S. J. Carroll preached his farewell
sermon 10 large congregation. He dealt
with the subject Have We Conscious Ex-
lstence Beyond the GraveP"
Rev. Edwards Davis created somewhat
OF a sensation to-nisht by his ''Descrip.
lion OF the Devil" Mr.. Davis was SCI re-
alisIic and definite that it was not d ifficuIt
to connect some of his descriptions with
types of men and women very prevalent
in this
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. Lee to be released on her own recog.

Mrs. Lee TO be released on her own recog.
zance.
Two years ago E. Lee came from the
HaSt, and he had not been here long be-
iofe he became very friendly with woman
named Kate Connell. A few months ago,
at her husbands earnest solicitation, NJ S.
L e came out here TO join him. She soon
discovered his infatuation for Kate Con.
nell. lie went to the Girard House in
nus city with his wife and boarded. After
a few days he deserted Mrs. Lee and went
away with the other woman.
Ihe guilty pair were found living at
Los Gatos As man and wife and were
registered as such at q hotel. Mrs. Lee
swore out a warrant for their est for
felony and they were kept in jail four
days. At the examination they were dis
CHARGED, as the evidence was not sutfi-
GENTLY strong.
Not being able to pay her board, Mrs,
Newman, her landiady, allowed her the
use Of room and Mrs. Lee obtained her
board by assisting the proprietress OF
restaurant on Tenth street, near Broad
way. Mrs Lee was eating her lunch in
the restaurant this afternoon when Kate
Connell came III with a young fellow
named Jackson. She passed the private
room where Mrs. L e was eating with
Mrs.. Davis, the proprietress, and without
any warning sprang al Mrs Lee and COM
menCed 10 beat her.
There was very lively ZINE for several
minutes and the police were called. Kate
Connell NJ anaEed TO secure the arrest of
Mrs. Lee for battery, mainly at the in
stance of her escort. 1t is said that Kate
Connell has been looking for Mrs. Lee
ever since she was released from Jail. Tn:
Conneil woman could not be found to-
night, but she will be arrested at the in
stance of Mrs. Lee as soon "a possible.
Hoppicking Finished.
OAKLAND. CAL. Sept. I2-Hopplck-
ing will be finished al the hop fields to-
morrow. The crop has been gathered in
very quickly and is the largest yet grown
in tins county. Over 1900 people were en-
ployed IN picking.
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the Pacific Coast and has risen over Northern
California.
Light rain has fallen in Nothern California and
Western Nevada. Rain has also fallen in Mon
tana.
The temperature has risen over Washington.
Oregon and Western Idaho it has risen deci eddy
over Arizona. 1t hes fallen over the upper Mis-
souri, Valley an d over California.
Weather Conditions aud General Fore
casts.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
en- ling midnight Septem Der ! 8. 1897:
Northern Caiifornia-Cloudy Monday and proba-
bly, light showers in the northern portion early
Monday morning; southerly winds; warmer in
the sacram ento Valley.
Southern California-Cloudy Monday; warmer;
north westerly wi DIS.
Nevada-Couty Monday and probably showers
early Monday morning; warmer; northwest.
Utah-Iloudy Monday.
Automatically Monday.
San Franc $50 and vicinty-Cloudy Monday
soutneriy changing 10 fresh westerly winds
ALEXANDER Nc DIE,
Local Force tst Official.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENC
Arrive I.
SUNDAY, Sep. ember 1 2.

Arrived.
SUNDAY, Sep. ember IL.
stmr GIpsy Leland. 80 hours I'm Moss Landing.
etc: produce TO 6oodall. Perkins & ca.
Nor stmr Transit. SCHUYLER. days 81 hours
from Departure Bay; 1880 tons COAL to X Duns
muir IL Sons.
stmr Geo LOOMS, Bridget, "a hours from Ven
tura; 6a1:' hbs or. to Pacific Coast on co NV,
lapa Harbor; 400 Nj H. lumber, TO simpson Lu l.
stmr Greenwood. Fageriund. g hours from
stmr Lagu1a, Hansen. hours from Usal:
bark. to poard & Dodge. Up rvtr direct.
Stmr Alcatraz. Cerison. 43 hours from New
port; ballast, % L White Lumber Co.
Ship d lin, Wave Morehouse- days from
TIcoma lumber and laths, 10 Hanson Co. Up
river direc.
SUNDAY, september IL.
Stmr rillamook. Hansen.
Stmr "a ueneme, Johnson
Stmr Alex Duncan. Olsen, Amespo-r.
Haw stmr Upolu Kevairy, Honolpu.
Br snip Andromeda, Kierstead, Queenstown.
i3r ship Clan Macfarlane Tempeton, Queens
town.
Bktn rrmgard. Schmid Honolulu.
Schr Ocean spray, Steinborn.
Schr Barbara Hernster. Jansen, Bowens Land
ing
schr Bobolink. Nelson. Mendoclno.
Scbr Challenger, Anderson, Seattle
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBoS Septemb Der 1910 rM-Weathsr
hazy; wind SW; velocity lO miles
SOrTeCLlOns
The captains name o; The schr Sacramento.
which sailed yesterday. should read Gruggel AMI
MT Hansen.
Memorandum.
Per Transit-Sept o between Columbia River
ana Cape Bianco. passed through ~ miles OF pine
lumDer.
Domestic Ports.
sEATTLE-Arr,vei sept 12-stmr Progreso, he
Sailed Sept 12-stmr Portland, for st Michael;
stmr South Coast, for San francisco
SAN PEDKO-Arrived Sept 12-stmr Pasadena.
sailed Sept I2-Schr Muriel.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Sept 12-stmr Coquiiie
River. hence sept !.
Sailed Sept u Stmr protection and schr A bbie
for san Francisco.
MENDocINo-Arrived Sept 12-stmr Point
Arena. hence Sept IL.
John Ens. for Port Prize: Chi bark Pacihco for
Valparaiso
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 12-Stmr Scandal.
from Marselles: sImr OLDHAM, from Rotterdam.
Inportations.
AMESPoRT-Per Gipsy-25 green hides, bxs
cheese SKIS barley. . SKIS wheat, s&s corn, 81
SKIS green peas, SKIS potatoes, 2 SKIS beans. SKIS
green corn
pigeon Point-1 bx butter, SO -ums los boxes
cheese % SKIS barley. 3T6 SKIS oats, 155 SKIS beans.
Blanco APIS SKIS otatoes
Nor Cojo-1S4S SKIS potatoes.
SoqueI-40 bxs apples, 80 rls 1la bdls paper.
Santa Cruz-l bx butter, 1000 bbs lime.
tOnsignees.
McDonough e lsunyon; Wolf & Son: Dalton Bro
M n Freitas Il Co; Norton. Teller Il Co: Ii Du. ard
Getz Bros d. Co; Dodge, sweeney II Co; MIBaker
IL Co.. Dairymens Union: Ga II Fruit Co: w
F,nk: Urioi Paper Co: Bufalow Brewery: l. w
Clay burg; Biiwell Bros; Frederickson Il Co; d NJ
Bolman 4 Co; D Biagi Il Co.
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Explanation.

The arrow files with the wind. The ton figures
at station indicate maximum Temperature for the
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Jsobars or solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure: iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hgh" means high Larometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: .'low"
refers TO low pressure. and is usually proceed ed
rnd accompanied by clondy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast When the pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast, rain is probabl
but when the Glow Is inclosed with jsobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is i'm prob
able. With .hgh" in the vicinity Of Idaho and
The pressure falling to the California coast warme or
weather may be expected III summer and colder
Will produce an opposite result.
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Forty Hours Devotion

The forty hours devotion opened at the Holy
Cross Church yesterday morning, solemn
high mass being well attended. Father J. F.
McGinty acted as celebrant, Rev. McQuaide,
deacon; Rev. G. Ryan, sub-deacon, assisted by
Martin Centner OF the University OF Califor-
mia. The procession. after the mass, was
formed by the little girls who were confirmed
two weeks ago. There will be high mass this
morning, and special services this evening.
The devotion will close tomorrow morning
when a solemn high mass viii be ce ebrated.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY "a.
y wharf, San Francisco. as follows: E&6.2
For ports in Alaska, 9 A. N. Sc TENDER 3, 3, Is,
1S, %, %, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Victoria and Vancouver 3D. CO., Port Town-
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New W atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.l 8 A. NJ.
Sep. 3, g. -, 49, 25 90 and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the &. p. h
r., at Tacoma with n. F. r. H. at Seattle with g.
N Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka Arcaja and Fields Landing (Hu m
boldt Bay). Str Pomona P. NJ, Septemhe ], 6
10, IA. Is, %, II; October 5, 8, 3, 10, %, 26
80: Novembef 3 s. IL, IS, 20 -. 20.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey San Simeon CayucoA
Port Hartford (oan Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro. East san
Pedro lLos Angeesl and Newport. at A. NJ.
sepIen Ger I. IL, Is. 10 %, 81, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Harrorl
(San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los An
Ieles. Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport, IL
A. NJ Septem Der s. 8, Is, 1t, 81, rs. 49, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan. La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, j
AMthe u OF each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. Ticket oftice-Palace Hotel,
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Genl Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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NoTE-In the above exposition OF the tides tbs
early morning Iides ara given in the left hand
column and tho successive tides OF the day In the
order o! occurrence as TO time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day. the THRU
time column the third tide, and the last or RICH:
hand column gives the last tide Of the day. except
when there are but TIRES tides. sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts except when q minus sign q precedes ths
height, and then the number given u subtractivs
from the depth given by the charJA
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO Sep
TENDER H. 1897, p NJ.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in California:
Eureka So. Red Bluff 81. Fresno 81, san Luis
Obispo 10, Los Angeles rs San Diego 10 Yuma
So Sai Francisco g..
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81. mea, 81.
The pressure has fallen over the northern half of