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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
AT sCHUETzEN PARK.
The Members of Three Rifle Clubs Shoot at the Marin County
 RrttS

The members of three clubs were at the Schuetzen Park butts yesterday, VIZ The California Schuetzen, in its monthly medal shoot; the San Francisco Grutli Shooting Section, in a medal and bulls eve shoot, and the Verein Eintracht Schuetzen Section in medal shoot.
 Tn the California second champion class F P. Schuster, with score of 43I, car ried off first honors. In the Grutn medai shoot Joseph FetZ won with AZ, ana I- R Hauser first in the bullseye contest. Tn the Verein Eintracht shoot R. StetliH carried off first prize.
 Tn detail the scores Of the CallIoTIlld Club were as follows;
 Second champion class-F. P. Schuster. zSI; D ,Ist E; faksor eiass@ 'l E. Mason. 4so no second
 Second class-C. J. Wolden. 4oi; R. stettin' Third class-charles sagehorn. 4Os; A. Ham Fourth class-J wollmer, Sso; J. H. suss. 368 ,
 Best first shot, F. F. Schuster, 25; best last shot J. Wolmer, "A.
 The monthly medal shoot of the Grutli resulted in the following scores:
 Champion class. Joseph Fetz, 422; first class, G. R. Hauser, S64; second class; August Studer, 3I7: third class, Charles Sussli, 2s4; best first shot C. R. Hauser. q; best last shot. same 24.
 In the Grutli's bullseye shoot the rnarksmen took their respective positions according to scores as follows, the high est coming first: c. R. Hauser, l.. -Hau- Kunz, Joseph Fetz, J. Appenzeller and A.
 The results of the verein Eintracht medal contest were tailed In the follow ing order:
 First class. c. Schroeder. s7c; second class,
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
SALVAToR TOOK THE MONEY. Stocktonians Enjoy 0 Good Days
 CourSing

STOCKTON, Cal. Dec. 4-Increased att tendance and improved work by the hounds contributed to a good days sport under the auspices of the San Joaquin Coursing Club.
 First ties-Capidora beat Happy Girl; Ultramarine beat Bismarck; Arno beat Hazel Glen; Rheumatism beat Gypsy Queen; Rich and Artless beat Maud $; Flabio beat Little Casino; BeIsarius beat Fleet W; Little George beat Old Planta- tion; Salvador beat Red Chief; So Are We beat Sharkey; Senator Bland ran a bye; Our Favorite withdrawn; Searchlight beat Here We Are.
 Running off nrst ties-Ca,idora beat Ultramarine; Arno beat Rheumatism; Rich and Artless beat Flabio;, Little George beat Belsarius; Salvador beat So Are We; Searchlight beat Senator Bland.
 Run second ties-Rich and Art]ess beat Little George; Arno beat Capidora; Sal vator beat Searchlight.
 Run third ties-Arno beat Rich and Art less; Salvador ran a bye.
 Final-Salvator beat Arno.
 Specials--Gypsy Queen beat Hazel Glen; Roger beat White Flyer; Red Chief beat Roger s.
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neto; Russell & Wilson's Victor Queen beat Max Herzog's Little Delight; H. F. Anderson s Crawford Braes beat Russell 6 Wilson's Jen- nie Wilson; Pembroke Kennels Magic beat ". Dowst's Sarcastic; F. McComb's Royal Flush beat E. M. Kellogg's Kid Mccoy; A John sons Tod Sloan beat G. W. Lahnsen's Precita Girl; Russell & Wilson's Gienrose beat M Nealon's Van Cloie; H. F. Andersons Craw- ford Lad beat Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell; NJ Nealon's Maid of Erin beat Yosemite Ken nels' Lamplighter; Handy & Smiths Victor bye; skybail withdrawn, injured; D. Ford Bonita beat D. Cronins Swinnerton; J. Mo Cormick's White Tip beat J. McKells Sports man; Curtis Sons Blackette beat E: Brader' s Magnus; Ed Wilson's Magnet beat Larkey & Rocks Emerald; w Creamers Jersey Lily beat Gem Kennels Sunburst.
 Third round-Maid of Bail beat Gilt Edge: Beauty Spot beat White Lily; Crawford Braes beat Victor Queen; Magic beat Royal Flush: Tod Sloan beat Glen Rosa; Maid of Erin beat Crawford Lad; Victor beat Bonita; Blackette beat White Tip; Magnet beat Jersey Lily.
 Fourth round-Beauty Spot beat Maid of Bail i; Magic best Crawford Braes; Tod Sloan beat Maid of Erin; Blaekette beat Victor; Magnet a bye.
 Fifth round-Beauty Spot beat Magic; Mag net beat Tod Sloan; Biackette a bye.
 Sixth round-Beauty Spot bye; Blackette beat Magnet.
 Final-Beauty Spot beat Blackette.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
SURPRISES AT THE |NGLES|DE
 COURS|NG PARK Moondyne Wins the All-Age Stake. SHORTENDERS HAVE A FEAST LLEVEN SPOT BEATS SCOUT IN
 THE PUPPY RAGE. Beauty Spot Beat Blackette in the Reserve Stake at Union Park
 and Carried Off First
 Money.
SHORTENDERS HAVE A FEAST
ELEVEN SPOT BEATS SCOUT IN
 THE PUPPY RAGE.

Three stakes were run off at the Ingle- side Coursing Park yesterday before an exceptionally large crowd of spectators and bettors.
 The hares were fast, the ground firm and the dogs in fine fettle. The Puppy stakes went to Eleven Spot with score of to 1 over Scout. The Consola- ton stake was won by Brilliantine over Hadiwist, with score of 21 to 6. The All-age stake went to Moondyne in short course, scoring four points to Moondyne's one.
 In the morning few big surprises were in store for the supporters of the talent. The very first race of the All-age consola- ton started the short-end ball rolling, Pastime won from American Eagle two- to-one favorite and in the second race Fear Not put Flying Faster out of it, a PIE to 1 favorite.
 Then the favorites showed their mettle but not for long iBrilliantine took the measure of Flying Buck and Pet Kirby outpointed Port Costa on the long end of a to l shot.
 In the first round of All-age stake High Born Lady won from Diana, favorite at 21s to l, and Los Palmas beat Billy Glad stone a 31s to 1 shot. These two were the great tumblers of the talents backing: Another unexpected winning was that of Lady Jane over Royal Prize, the latter being the favorite at .312 to l.
 The results are as follows:
 All-age consolation stake-Pastime beaf American Eagle; Fear Not beat Flying Faster; Iightfoot beat Duke of Oak Grove; Silkwood beat Counterfeit; Hadiwist beat Soubrette; Be- nicia Boy beat Rush O Hill Brilliantine beat Flying Buck; Pet Kirby beat Port Costa Lass; Lady Jane beat O Grady.
 First round-Pastime beat Fear Not; Light foot beat Silkwood; Hadiwist beat Benicia; BrilIfantine beat Pet Kirby; Lady Jane won a bye with Royal Prize.
 Second round--Lightfoot beat Pastime; Had twist beat Lady Jane; Brilliantine won bye.
 Third round-Brilliantine beat Llghtfoot; Hadiwist won bye.
 Fjnal-Brilliantine beat Hadiwist.
 All-age stake-Mayflower beat Royal Prize; Snapshot beat Royal Buck; Mind Your Eye beat F'lyaway; High Born Lady beat Diana; Las Palnas beat Billy Gladstone; Golden Rus set beat Bo Peep; Lottie M beat Rathbone; Moondyne beat False Flatterer; Patria beat White Diamond Prince Hal beat Macs Melody.
 Second round-Mayfiower beat Snapshot; Mind Your Eeye beat Bo Peep; High Born Lady withdrawn; Golden Russet beat Las Palmas; Patria beat Lottie M; Moondyne beat Prince Hal.
 Third round-Mind Your Eye beat Mayfower; Moondyne beat Golden Russet; Patria won a bye.
 Fourth round--Mind Your Eye beat Patria; Moondyne bye.
 Final-Moondyne beat Mind Your Eye.
 Puppy stake-lIleven Spot beat Bit of Fash ion; Scout beat Depend On Me.
 Final-Eleven Spot beat Scout.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
LIVELY LAWN TENNIS. Several Good Games Played on the California Clubs Courts
 yesterdav

Several good games, both doubles and singles, took place at the courts of the California Lawn Tennis Club yesterday. the round robin tournament commenced on Saturday was continued yesterday, but, owing to the late arrival of some of the contestants darkness came down be- fore it could be finished. The complete score of the tournament, so far as it was played, follows:
 George Whitney and Stauf beat Robert Whitney and Chesebrough, s-2, 36, 6-4.
 Stauf beat Chesebrough, 6@.
 Carrigan and Harris beat Landry and Mcbride, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
 Weihe beat McGavin, 6-4, 6-2, 2-3.
 Weihe and Walter beat McGayin and Smith 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
 Weihe and Walter beat Chesebrough and Stauf, 6-2, GO
 Harris and Buckley beat Mcbride and Landry, 6-2, 6-4, 6-S.
 Henley and Salisbury played four sets. Henley winning two with a score of 6-2, GA, and Salisbury proving victorious in two with a score of 7-5, 6-3
 Chesebrough and Weihe beat Dr. Root and Smith, S-6, 6-2, 7-5.
 w. s. McGavin played two sets with J. Daily The former won the first with a score of 8--3. and the latter the next with a score of GO.
 Buckley and Mcbride beat Walter and Landry, E6, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, S-6. This was a very close and keenly contested series of games, as can be seen from the score,
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
RIFLEMEN AT SHELL MOUND. Several Clubs Hold Their Monthly
 Class Shoots-Score in Detail.


 The Shell Mound ranges were well patronized yesterday. Representatives from the Deutscher Krieger Verein, Red Schuetzen Company, Independent Rifles and the Naval Militia were on hand to display their skill. The day was remark ably fine and the more enthusiastic marksmen blazed away until nearly dark. The score of the Red Mems Schuetzen Company in their monthly class shoot was:
 Champion class-John Tiedemann. 396 second champion class, Henry Weber, 366 first class D. Schierbaum, 3Ss; second class. William fourth class. E. ZempeI, 234; best first shot, Henry Weber, 25; best last shot, D. Schier- baum, 25.
 In the monthly practice shoot of the Naval Militia, N. G. C., First and Second divisions, the score was:
 G. Gentoso, 2S; c: Hammond. s2; F; Sutton. 27; ". Yarcoe. S2; A. McCaee, R; s1 J. F. Lindecker 3S: F. M. Burns, 29 Dr c. c. Den nis 3O W. Ast, IS; A. Quinlan, 34; E. Nickle, 29; H. Harris, 34
 The score of the Independent Rifles monthly medal shoot was:
 Sergeant c. Andrews, 42; W. Lindecker, 42; Sergeant G. W. Mitchell. S9; Corporal J. A. Stang, 37; Sergeant c. Schneider, S2; c, Gilber- son. 30; c. Frederickson, 29; F. Schohay, 26; Corporal G. B. Worthington, IS; Corporal H. Frederickson F.
 The monthly bullseye shoot of the Deutscher Krieger Verein resulted as follows:
 c. weggeman, 4s1; F. Miehle. 7Ss; F. Kaiser, 1Oo4; N Biegel, 17s0; J. Bender. 1885, X. sil- herzahn, 1880.
 Julius J. Evers, son of ex-Coroner Evers of Oakland, a comparative novice at the game, made an extraordinary score on a ring target, ten shots in a row in two trials. Out of a possible 200 he made: 21, IT, 16, 14, 4. r, 1o. 25, IT, H. total, 1S4; 25, 22, P, IT, 21, IS, IS, II, 21 23; total, 205
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05

San FrdnclScO udIa. MAXIMUM temperature, 60; minimum temperature, 50; mean tempera- WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 Generally cloudy weather prevails through out the region west of the Rocky Mountains Light rain has fallen in Western Washington and Oregon and snow has fallen easr of the Cascades. The pressure Is falling quite rapidly in Southern California and east of the Sierras in Nevada, Utah and Arizona. There are some indications of the approach sof moderate storm to Southern California from the south ward. Colder weather Is expected in Nevada and Utah.
 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, December g. 1898. Northern California-Cloudy Monday; prob ably with light showers in south portion; cool CT, brisk north wind
 Southern Californa-Cloudy Monday. prob ably with light showers; cooler. with wind shifting to north.
 Nevada-Partly cloudy Monday, probably with local snow; colder.
 Utah-Cloudy Monday, probably with local snow; colder.
 Arizona-Probably light showers in south portion; local snow in north portion Monday San Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy Monday; cooler wind shifting to north and in- creasng in force.
 Special report from Mount TamaIpais- Clear: wind south, IA miles; maximum temperature 60; current, bS. w. H. HAMMON,
 Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
STEAMERS TO SAIL
Steamer. Destination. Sails.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


 ARRIVED.
 Sunday. l ecember f. stmr sunol. Dettmers, 51 hours from San Diego.
 stmr Gipsy, Leland. 2S hours from Moss Ship Columbia, windrow 1s days from Ta- coma via Clallam Bay 13 days Schr Mary Buhne, Weber, days from Flu schr W Jewett. Johnson. 8 days from schr Chas R Wilson. Johnson. days from schr Lena sweasey Topfer. II days from Tacoma.
 Sunday, December f. stmr Columbia, Green. Astoria. Stmr Elihu Thompson, Smith Seattle. Br ship Ailerton, Foye, Portland. Br ship Morven, Page. Portland. Br ship Springbank Boyd, Tacoma. Bktn Catherine Sudden Peasley. Grays liar
 TELEGRAPHIc. POINT LoBos-Dec. 4, 10 D. m.-weather clear; wind calm.
 SPOKEN Per Chas R Wilson-Dec l. 40 II N 125 07 ", schr Azalea, from Grays Harbor for San Pedro.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT ToWNsEND-Passe out Dec 4-ship Henry Willard, from Tacoma for Queenstown; schr F s Redfield. from Tacoma for San Pedro. San Francisco: schr r Redfeld. for San PORT TowNsEND-Arrived Dec 4-Bktn Northwest. from Santa Rosalia VENTURA-Sailed Dec 4Stmr Grace Dol lar.
 NEAH BAY-Passed out Dec 4-Ship Invin- cible, from Port Gamble for San Francisco; stmr Lakme, from Seattle for San Francisco; Br ship Belford. from Tacoma for Queenstown. PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Dec 4-Schr Spokane, from Port Gamble for Honolulu. Passed Dec 4-Br ship Grenada, firm Homo lulu for British Columbia. EUREKA-Arrived Dec 4Stmr Chilkat. he Dec 2; stmr Pasadena, from San Pedro: stmr Alliance, from Portland. SAILED Dec 4-Stmr Laguna, for San Fran cisco.
 AsToRIA-Arrived Dec 4-Br ship Balasoro, hence Nov IS.
 Sailed Dec 3-Stmrs Navarro and Weeott. for San Francisco. fStmr State of California. for San Francisco. PORT LINCOLNSHIRE Dec 4-Schr spo- kane for Honolulu. UsAL-sailed Dec 4-stmr Newsboy. for San Francisco.
 FORT BRAGGSailed Dec 4-Stmrs Sequoia and Coquile River, for San Francisco.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-Arriyed Dec 4-Stmr La Cas- cogne from Havre. SOJjTHAMPTON-Arrived Dec EStmr Bar barossa from New York for Bremen ANTWERP-Arrived Dec 4-Stmr Western land from New York. QUEENSTOWN-Sailed Dec 4Stmr Umbria, from Liverpool for New York
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05

and, at the appointed time, led by the of- ficiating Bishops, issued forth from the old wooden structure. chanting the sacred hymns of the church. As the little pro- cession, robed in white surplices, passed through the portals of the old build ing and neared the site of the new the surging mass of humanity surround ing and obstructing it's course, gave way before, the advancing, uplifted cross. Immediately to the right of the building where the ceremony of laying the stone was to be conducted, and running parallel with the front wall was erected a gallery for the accommodation of the members of the choir and the assisting clergymen.
 After a preliminary service the Bishop descended the stairs leading to the north east corner of the foundation, where the stone was to be sealed, and after pro- nouncing the sacred words dictated by custom and the church, the mammoth block of stone slowly descended to it's allotted position. As it went down those assembled around 1t either doffed their hats or bowed their heads. After the huge block had been struck three times in accordance with custom by the Bishop, a silver trowel was handed him and the stone was securely sealed into position.
 Upon the conclusion of the ceremony addresses were delivered by Sidney M
 Smith, the Rev. W. H. Moreland and Bishop Nichols. The ceremony was con- cluded with prayer for the success of
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
Parsons Won at Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4.-An ideal day for coursing brought out a large crowd at Agricultural Park to-day. The sport was first-class throughout. Frank Par sons won first and second money with Kitty Scott and Queen Keep. Master Jack was third, Uncle Sam fourth, and the rest divided.
 It was announced that on Christmas day there will be a sixty-four dog stake for a $500 purse, the largest amount yet hung up in Southern California. On this oc- casion John Grace of Ingleside Park will A big delegation from the north is looked for, as a number of San Francisco dogs will be entered. The flag. was displayed H. Hilton H. Stape Munton, who died last evening.
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worship with deeper sense of religious fervor The erection of this projected structure means much to the community, as 1t marks a decided step onward of the Episcopalian faith. It is the outgrowth of an insignificant mission, founded thirty two years ago at a time when San Fran cisco was just evolving from uncertain camp Bounded by gold hunters) into a great metropolis.
 The ceremony of laying the stone was participated in by representative clergy men from all the Episcopalian churches throughout the city and adjoining towns. It was conducted under the personal di- rection of the Right Reverend W. F. Nichols, the representative head of the Episcopalian church in the diocese of Cal ifornia-
 On him devolved the honor and the duty of sealing the sacred relics in their tomb of stone Immediately before the massive
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
AT UNION PARK.

At Union Coursing Park yesterday the results were as follows
 Champion stake, first round-George Whit ney's Theron beat E. & R. Scott's Lord Byron; Milo Kennels Rock Island Boy beat A. John sons Mountain Beauty; J. Councils Senorita beat Pasha Kennels Emin Pasha; R. E. de Lopezs Green Valley Maid beat Euehre Ken nels Right Bower.
 Second round--Fock Island Boy beat Theron: Senorita beat Green Valley Maid.
 Final-Rock Island Boy beat Senorita.
 Reserve stake second round-T. J. Cronin's Maid of Bail beat E X E Kennels Vigilant , White Chief; J. McCormick's White Lily beat J. McGrath's Martyr; Yosemite Kennels Beauty Spot beat Mccullough & London's Mag
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05

lights, dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building at the foot of Market street, Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and dropped at noon. 12oth meridian. by telegraphic signal re- ceiyed each day from the United States Signal Observatory, Mare Island, Cal.
 notice stating whether the ball was dropped on time or giving the error If any, is published in the morning papers the following day.
 " S. HUGHES,
 Ideutenant IT. S. N in charge.
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called the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States of America"
 With these words, uttered by the Rev. W. F. Nichols, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California, the mementoes encased in the hollow of a massive block of stone were lowered into position in the foundation of the new church at Clay street and Van Ness avenue, dedi- cated yesterday afternoon with solemn. and inspiring ceremony in the name or St. Luke.
 With the lowering of the stone were realized the hopes of the ministry and the congregation of St. Luke's, Church for erecting an edifice to which all couid
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
Sixth Race-Ar ages; selling; Futurity
Selections for To-Day.

First Race-Alhaja. Stromo, Silver Beaux Second Race-Toribio, Little Alarm. Novia. Third Race-Los Medanos Limewater. ob- sidian.
 Fourth Race-May W. San Venado, oscula- tion.
 Fifth Race-Topmast. Bernardiiio. Frohman. sixth Race-Good Hope. Pat Morrissey. Yan- kee Doodle.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05

senographer for large law firm in Boston had rather experence "My work she sad very acting used to leave the office utterly exhausted night would horrible dreams up
 found myself sitting upright cuch- ing bed clothes frantcay with both hearened that finally told employer give position, but laughed and said he wanted say suggested that try Ais remedy for such troubles He gave half Rpans Tabues and told take dinner before going bed did so, and very night Now whenever feel take Tabue before retiring and sleep right through till morning and get up thoroughly and ready for business For eeppoducer and the nerves, these Tabues simply wonderful.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
Iohn F. Kidder Reappoinled.

Governor Budd on Saturday reappointed John F. Kidder of Grass Valley Debris Commissioner at salary of $3soO year. MT. Kidder formerly represented El Dorado County in the Assembly, and is well known throughout the State.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
RUNs BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for--Doyle g.. Reilly, 1. Three-base hit-Peters. Two-base hts-Balsz, Peoples Sacrifice hit-McCarthy. Base on er- rors-Sacramento l. Watsonvile 5. Bases on baIls-Sacramento l, Watsonville 6. Left on bases-Sacramen g. Watsonyille 8. Struck out By Doyle 2, by Reilly 1. Hit by pitcher Peters Lockhead. Double play-Balsz to Franks to Mertes to Lange. Passed ball-Stan- ley. Wild pitch-Relly. Time of game-1:4O. TTmpire-McDonald Official scorer-J. w. Sta
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
RACING AT OAKLAND TRACK. A Card Above the Average-May W
 and San Venado to Meet.

The card at Oakland track this afternoon is above the average and should attract good attendance. In the fourth event the fast May w and the acrobatic San Venado will try con- clusions.
 The entries for to-day are as follows:
 First Race-Five furlongs; maiden two-year- o15e aIIi inu
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THE CORNERSTONE OF
 ST. LUKE'S.

LAY the cornerstone of an edifice by
 the name of St. Lukes Church to be here erected and to be devoted to the
 services of Almighty God. according to the doctrine, discipline and worship of the Holy Catholic church-commonly
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
Short of flares.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. flowing to in sufficient rabbits to-day the coursinl matches were postponed for one week.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05

H. von Hortwig, SIS; third class. H. spahr. 257. best first shot R. Stettin, 25; best last shot H. von Hortwig, 25.
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Buckley and Mcbride, the winners, hav- ing 26 games to their credit in five sets and the losers having 25.
 Robert Whitney beat Walter, 6-3, 6-3,
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
December. 1898.

A branch of the United States Photographic Office. located in the Merchants Exchange is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners, without regard to nationality and free of expense.
 Navigators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail- ing directions of the world are kept on hand for comparison and reference. and the latest information can always bs obtained regarding
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND HOTEL. " ? Ward, Fortuna e Phillips, sacto l. Breuner, Sacto W Day. Hornbrook l. Thomas, Stanford J Bender & ". Boston r Curtis Stanford c Mainhart Grass Val w Middlecoff Stckton M Brady, Fresno Mrs H l. Toy and Mrs Lennartz. Chicago mother, Nfpomo Miss J Barber. Chicgo Mrs Leslie, Cal J Q'Rourke Colusa J Strew & W. Cal ID B Book Yoio s Dale Eden Valley Krellenburg, Woodl " Percy. Oakland Benjamin. Suisun F Ratclif, Oakland Hirst. Vallejo D Wilkins. Red Blf H F Barber. Stockton P H Fillmore. Red Blff R Mccraney, Sonora F l. Martin, U $ Burnham, Chicago ? Engeiheart & w.Vict Goodwin. Seattle L. Hartman. Merced U Green, Santa Cruz H Maltesta & w.Petlm F Wadsworth, Yreka Grigg, $ l. Obispo IA Marks, Ukian W Swain, Marysville ID Hollister, Courtland Miss Swain, MarysvllelJ Swinnerton, Stocktn H Seaton, Arbuckle w F Ingalls,, Napa F Mclean. Grimes LdglJ Hamakar, Oregon H Cahalan. Red Bluff Q Hamakar, Sacto M l. Cox. Oakland " Johnson, Stockton
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL. c Andrews, Vallejo III l. Johnson, Boston Johnson. R Vista H Frede & f. Fresno D Rees. Martinez Mrs Stein, N H S Parry, Martinez Mrs Turner, N ' F Mcdowell. Vallejo Miss Gabrielson. Stkn l. White, Sacto c Feisler, Ang A D Bell. Stockton U W Avery, Stockton c Sweetman, Benicia W Avery, N G Grant Ukiah Mrs Warren, Jose J O'Keefe. s Jose Miss Avery Stockton Burke, Visalia
 PALACE HOTEL. Capt Murphy, .LondonIc Robh:nsSw Spokane G K Hobletzell, ", c F Hal.v, Spokane
 & n, St Louis J A Henshaw, Butte Lazard, Paris 2 E Black L Ang Fl Biagraye, London Y D Harvey, Granite H Iiobinson. London J Ball, Granite F Wilson, Stanford f James. Jose c Cleveland, GreenheidlH sstese. Dixon W 4 Newton, ChcagoiL Rodssrs, salinas H Winans. Washington lIeymar. \
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-05
WEATHER REPORT.

Q20th Meridian-Pacifc Time.)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5, p. m. The following the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of same date last season. and rainfall in past 24 hours: