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MARKED THE ALPHABET
TO TELL HIS STORY
MYSTERY OF JACK STANToN'S
INJURY SOLVED.
Man With the Broken Skull Was
Struck by
Train.

OAKLAND, July 16.-Dr. w. s. Porter
this afternoon solved the mystery Of the
injury to Jack Stanton, who on last
Tuesday morning walked into the Receiv-
ing Hospital to be treated for a COM
pound fracture Of the skull. This prob
lem had puzzled the hospital and police
authorities to that extent that theories
without end were offered.
1t was seriously supposed that Stanton
had been the victim of a murderous as
sault Stanton himself had been unable to
explain. The injury to his head and the
subsequent operation of removing shat
tered skull bone and a portion of the
brain matter had impaired the nerves con-
trolling the power of speech, so that the
patient could not speak word. Yet he
realized everything that went on about
him and remained perfectly conscious.
However, he was not strong enough to
make known with pencil and paper how
he met with the injury.
When DIR. Porter yesterday removed the
bandages from Stanton's head he was
we'll pleased with the appearance of the
wound, for it practically proved the sue
cess of the original operation. To-day the
patient showed another marked improve
ment and though still unable to utter or
write a word, DR.. Porter determined to
learn from him the secret of his injury.
Taking an olw calendar, DIR. Por-
ter printed with lead pencil upon the
clean back of the card the alphabet in
clear characters. He then asked the pa
tient to take the pencil and mark those
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RAILROAD MEN BANQUET.
Contracting Freight Agents Have an
Enjoyable Time.

The contracting freight agents Of the
various transcontinental lines represented
on the coast held their quarterly ban
quet Saturday night at a downtown res
taurant and as usual it was grand sue
cess. Thirty Of the workers connected
with the lines sat down at table and par
took of a splendid menu which was inter-
spersed with toasts and songs.
John A. Gill, president of the associa-
ton, acted as toastmaster and at his call
the following responded to toasts:
Beauties of a Tariff" Con Roman;
"Cut Rates." William W. Brown; 'Our
Absent Members" l. E. Stanton; 1.-The
New Railroad Men" o. p. Spaulding;
Carload Lots" Charles Thirkield; You
Know Me-" Charles S. Luce; "The
Ladies'" H. H. Francisco;
There were songs by Floyd S. Judah,
piano selections by c. s. Luce and wit
ticisms by Joseph O'Brien and others.
II. II. Francisco, commercial agent San
ia Fe route; John McFwing, contracting
agent oregon Railway and Navigation
Company; Conrad Roman, contracting
tracing agent Chicago, milwaukee, and
St Paul Railway; j. N. Fogarty, west
bound agent Erie Despatch; n w. Hall,
contracting agent Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway; Irving Wapples. con-
tracing agent Texas and Pacific Railway;
]. II. O'Brien, contracting agent Chicago
and Northwestern railway, ". L. Spaulu-
ing, contracting agent Great Northern
railway; c. S. Luce, contracting agent
Southern Pacific Company; r. g. Graham,
contracting agent Denver and Rio Grande
railway; Frank Tibbets, east-bound agent
Southern Pacific Company; Matt Clark,
contracting agent Union Pacific Railway;
w. o. johnson, contracting agent Santa
fracting agent Merchants Despatch; W.
w. Brown, travelling freight agent Rio
Grande Western Railway; Dewitt c. Voy.
contracting agent Chicago Rock Island
claim agent Santa Fe route; w. s. Hore,
contracting agent Valley road; F. s. Ju-
dah.. Southern Pacific Company; w. F.
lincoln. Pullman Palace Car Company;
W. r. Alberger, chief clerk general freight
department Santa Fe route; Karl Kniess,
Contracting agent Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railway; John A. GILL; Pa
cific coast freight agent Vanderbilt lines;
w. T. Hunter, contracting freight agent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
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GREAT SHOOTING BY
LINCOLN GUN CLUB
SCHULTZ AND FORSTER MAKE
REMARKABLY SCORES.
An Exciting "Coursing Match Shoot
for Trophy Is Won by
Shaw.

ALAMEDA, July 16.-The members OF
the Lincoln Gun Club had great sport to-
day at Alameda Point. Several novel
features were introduced into the day
programme, including a ''coursing match
shoot" which proved to be an exciting
contest. E. Schultz and Edgar Forster
did some exceptionally fine work. Schultz
cracked 140 targets out of a possible 150
making AZ of them without a miss. Fors-
ter's record was 95 smashes out of 10C
targets.
The first event of the day was the reg
ular monthly club shoot at 70 targets.
The score follows:
Feudner %. Sherlock a. Webb "a, Bruins -
Daniels 20, Eugene Forster o. Fischer Is
Ostrander H. Feudner %. Sherlock 1S. Edgar
Forster %. E. Schultz "a, Shaw 10. slade 2S
Trask Is, Lewis IL, Schultz o.
This was followed by the coursing
match or pair shoot at ten birds. The
prize was a graphophone and was won
First round-Bekeart 5. Sherlock 5; Price 9.
r. Feudner s; Bruins 10, Young s; Daniels s,
King Z; Fischer s. o. Feudner 10; Edgar Forster
10, Webb TO- tie won by Forster; Mitchell 10,
Eugene Forster 8; sladee 10 Franzen 8; Schultz
Mott 7, Michaelson Z. tie won by La Mott;
Second round-Bekeart s, Price 81 Bruins 9,
Daniels 9, tie won by Daniels; o. Feudner 8,
Edgar Forster 9; Mitchell 8, slade g. tie won
by Mitcheui SnaW ., 1OCkNOOu I, Id Null o.
Trask s. tie by La Mott.
Third round,Price g. Daniels 4; Edgar Fors-
Fourth round-Daniels 10, Forster 10, tie won
by Daniels. In the final Shaw defeated Daniels
by a score Of to 8.
The club Is arranging for a big tourna
ment to take place August g. The Neu-
stadter trophy will be contested for. and
in connection with the event will be q
grabbag shoot. This will be followed by
a two-man championship shoot for a
fronhv
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MANY LADIES
TO AID IN THE
PASTORS PLANS
All Saints Church at
Work.
ARRANGING FOR A BIG FAIR
IT WILL BE HELD IN THE HAY
WARDS OPERA HOUSE.
Rev. Father Lally Will Draw on Eden
Township to Help Along Many
Needed Permanent I'M
provements.
ARRANGING FOR A BIG FAIR
1T WILL BE HELD IN THE HAY
WARDS OPERA-HoUSE.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call

90S Broadway, July 16.
A special meeting of the parish of All
Saints Church at Haywards was called
by Rev. Father LallY to make arrange
ments for procuring funds for many per
manent improvements. 1t was decided
to hold a big fair and to have it under
the auspices of the church in the whole
Of Eden Township.
Since Rev. Father Lally has been pas
tor of All Saints he has made many i'm
provements in the church, besides pur-
chasing the parochial home, including a
beautiful residence and orchard, both Of
which he has improved greatly.
The next step is now in progress. At
the meeting Rev. Father Lally presided
and aroused much interest among the
ladies, and they have started to work in
order that nothing may be left undone.
that will tend to make the fair success.
The fair is to be carried on under the
management of the pastor and 1t prom
ises to be one of the greatest events. of
the season. Among the interesting fea-
lures will be fancy booths, a common
sense table" refreshment tables, a candy
table and a fish pond.
Luncheon will be served at noon every
day during the fair and will be made
most inviting to all. The Haywards
Opera-house, in which the fair will be
held, is located in the business part Of
town, making it a convenient place for
all to enjoy luncheon. Preparations are
also being made to make the evening
gatherings of social interest to the young
people.
The ladies will spare themselves no
trouble and will observe the directions of
their pastor in every particular, conse-
quently the fair cannot prove to be any
thing but a success, socially as well as
financially.
The tables have been placed in charge
of the following young ladies: Fancy
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SOUGHT DEATH
IN A DEADLY
ACID DRAUGHT
Farewell Message of
Tillie SteCkmeyer.
PLAINTIVE NOTE TO "MAMMA"
SWALLOWED POISON AND RAN
FOR THE STREET.
She Preferred lf-Destruction to
Continued Ill Health, but the
Doctors Think She May
Survive.
PLAINTIVE NOTE TO "MAMMA'
SWALLOWED POISON AND RAN
FOR THE STREET.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,


'I am tired of being sick ali the time. so
good-by, Mamma"
After writing these words hurriedly
upon small scrap Of paper and handing
it to her little brother to give to her
mother, Miss Tillie Steckmeyer, pretty
blonde aged IS years, lifted a cup of car
bolic acid to her lips, swallowed a portion
of the deadly poison, then, dashing the
cup to the floor, she rushed screaming
from her home at 221 Second street. to-
night, and fell on the front doorstep.
She was carried to the Receiving Hos
pital, where Steward Borchert and DR.. w.
K. Sanborn administered antidotes and
applied the stomach pump. Miss Steck-
meyers lips, mouth and throat are badly
burned, but she has an even chance of
recovering unless complications from the
corrosive action of the acid set in.
Miss Steckmeyer has been the house
keeper at Dr. Crawford's residence, cor
ner of West and Twelfth streets, for some
time When she visited her mother to-
night she complained that she had suf-
fered from sick headaches so much of late
that she could stand 1t no longer. She
said that about three months ago she
had fallen from q second-story bay win
dow at Dr. Crawfords house, and that
though she had apparently sustained no
injuries then she had suffered much since.
This is supposed TO have prompted her
attempt at self-destrucion.
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Merchants Will Fight.

BERKELEY, July 16.-Much interest at
taches to the question as to whether the
license tax recently imposed by the Board
of Trustees upon the business men of this
city is legal or not Four arrests Of prom
inent business men have been made al
ready and their cases come up for hear
ing in Judge Edgar's court Tomorrow
morning The leading merchants and eX-
pressmen have combined to fight the tax
and they have retained Attorney NJ. G.
Chapman of Oakland to conduct the. cases
in their behalf The men who will be ar
raigned-to-morroW are Joseph Davis
Charles Fischel. E. H. briggs and E. j.
Gordon Their trial will form test case
pending which no further arrests will be
made.
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MEDAL FUND GROWING.
More Than Four Thousand Dollars il
the Hands of the Committee.

The fund for the purchase Of medals for
the California volunteers is rapidly grow
ing. Since the last report was made by
the committee $251 so has been received
making the total amount received up to
date $4026 40
At meeting of the committee held in
the Native Sons building Thursday night
the contract was let for supplying the GER
tificates of service, which are to be dis
tributed to all soldiers and sailors enlist
ing in California in addition to the medals.
Secretary Frank Ryan rendered his res
ignation owing to the pressure of other
business. The resignation was accepted
and James p. Dockery was elected to the
vacancy.
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Councilman Girard has now on hand a
scheme for sprlnkling the streets with salt
water, and his ideas are being ably sec
onded by Mr.. Cuvellier The figures on
the cost of fresh water for street sprink-
ling so affected Mr. Girard that he is now
regaining his equanimity hunting bear
and indulging in other exciting recreation
He is one of the few men in the Council
whom no one credits with making race
for Mayor.
Mr.. Upton. Mr.. Barstow and Mr.. Meese
are three of the most thoughtful members
of the Council and come in the same cat
egory. Neither has any pet scheme or
hobby, but each gives careful and 1u-
diciouS attention to whatever matter Is
talking but somehow or other everything
they say is remembered and carries
weight.
Mr. Mott does not care for anybody He
apparently cares for nothing except TO
see that the business before the Council
sonable expedition He is as far removed
from sentimentalism as the county build
ings are politically from the City Hall.
But whether II is saloon license or the
purchase of historic guns. Mr.. Mott gen.
orally SAYS something that carries con-
viction and wastes no words in saying It.
Mr. Schaffer has been minority OF one
almost since he took office. His political
associate, Mr.. Kramm, has been prevent
ed by severe sickness from attending
Council meetings till just recently. But
he and Mr. Schaffer have let 1t be plainly
known that they have no desire to help
Mr. Miller to be retained in office as Su-
nerintendent of Streets. Since Mr.. Tay-
Tor neglected to invite Mr.. Schaffer to his
BANQUET the two gentlemen have not, so
far as known, exchanged cigars.
NJ Cuvellier has lust met with a great
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Company's G's First Shoot.

ALAMEDA, July 16.-Company G held
readmitfed to the National Guard. The
scores were not up to the average. A
popularity Of the result was that the
Shooting Of the recruits was better than
that of the old members of the company
that Of Privates Fort and Doyle attract
ing some attention. Taken as whole,
the officers are well satisfied with to-
davis shoot and are confident the men
will show up we'll at the butts as soon as
they get in form. The scores
Captain Simpson 40. Anderson 49, Helmstein
3s Pritchard 36 Born 35 Browning 49, Kinds
al KrauI 83, Perkins 32 Morton 80, St Sure
49, Hand 90 Elliott g. Matthias Is, Fort 27,
Stamer 26 Doyle 25, Harvey "a. Hadley %.
Reinholdt %, Follrath 16, Floyd s.
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Q . UUUUuo uUUu uouou oUuUQQo

letters that would spell the name or char
acter of what struck him.
Stanton eagerly took the card and pen
ell, running a scratch over the letters
TRAIN
AHA! That's fine" responded the sur,
geon. Now what kind of train was II
and what timer
The patient then made known in the
same manner that a freight train at
o'clock Tuesday morning had struck him,
He had tried to board the train on First
street.
Before DR.. Porter withdrew with the
card and pencil Stanton had also made
known that as soon as he had regained
consciousness after being struck by the
train he had hurried to the hospital for
even chances of recovery the patient
made a desperate effort to speak, but
without SUCCESS.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY s. CO..

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Salesroom, 1135 Market ST.. Bet. 7th and Sth.
THIS DAY.
MONDAY, July II, 1899, at II o'clock a. m,
at private residence, 1890 POST ST, corner
Franklin. We are instructed to sell one Grand
Chickering Piano, Superior Parlor Upholstery,
Upright Mirror-front Folding Beds Mantel
Mirrors, Odd Bureaus. Best of Mission Blankets
and Bedding, Cherry and Oak Book Cases,
Chifoniers Sideboards, Single-door Armoires
and Wardrobes, English Body Brussels Carpets
throughout the house Extension Tables Chairs
Crockery and Glassware, Siverware, Cutlery
and other Household Goods too numerous tC
mention. CHAS. LEVY & CO. Auctioneers.
p. S.-For full particulars see Chronicle and
Examiner.
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Red Mems Carnival.

A joint committee meeting of three from
each of the seventeen tribes and the three
councils of the Degree of Pocahontas. I'm
proved Order of Red Men, was held in
Red Mems Hall Saturday and organized
by the election of H. Gutstadt of Modcc
Tribe president, Mrs. Jennie Weisel of Po-
cahontas Council vice president, ]. II.
Hutaff of Althamas Tribe secretary and
G. S. Graham of Montezuma Tribe treas
urer 1t was decided to entertain the
Great Council when it will be in session
in August and to give a ball on the Sd of
August. The ladies of the councils will
serve lunches daily during the session TO
representatives.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROA
Via Sausaiito Ferry
Commenclng April g. 1899.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VAL
AMI GAN T9AITAIT.


Commencing April 23. 1899.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-7:00. $500. $780, HOO a. 10,
s1:45 3:2o, 400 900, $50 D. m.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and San
Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays, Saturdays
and Sundays. at 900 and II 80 D.
a. M; 100. 'l:45 .2:sO. 400. $3.50, s:15 p. m.
$50 p m. does not run to Mill Vary Sundays.
Trains marked ~ run to San Quentin.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS = 5:25 .6:40, 7:55, $40. ''D:2O
q. m; 1890. 2:15, 'S;40. ABS. 5:15 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at $40 and 1915 D.
SUNDAYS = 700, $500. f9:45. "10:45 al As
a. M; 100. 2:2o. 1880. '5:15. $500. 7:oO 1o:1s
p. m.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANc1sco.
g. m; 1885. 2:45. Ass. $40 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at ZOO, 1920 p. m.
SUNDAYS = $780, 1000, u:10 a. M; 1906,
1:20 2:4O. 1855, $50. 6:30. 1920 D. m.
THROUGH TRAINS
200 a. m. week days-Cazaderoy and way sta ms.
500 o. IN Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ns.
S:l5 q. m. week days saturdays excepted
Point Reyes and way stations
3:or g. m. Sundays-CaZadero and way sta rs.
i:4t p. m sundays-Pt. Reyes and way sta rs.
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table No. /, Miss Mary McKeeyer; fancy
fancy table No 8, Misses White and
Haas; fancy table No. 4 Mrs. Bella Co
larte and Miss Mamie Pam; common
Kate O'Nerl; refreshment table, Misses
Muivihill and Gribbin and Mrs. Hoare;
fish pond, Mrs. Mary ONeill; candy table,
Miss Emma Strobridge.
The ladies will spend two months pre-
pairing for the big event.
Rev. John Lally has been elected dele
gate to the Y. NJ I. Grand Council, which
meets at Santa Cruz August q. He will
represent Golden State Council No. lis,
of HayWards.
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TOYO kISEN KAISHA,

g TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR
- ner First and Brannan streets. .. M, for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe (Hioga), Nagasaki and Shanghai, and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
India. etc. No cargo received on board on day
of sailing.
AMERICA MARU. Saturday. July q
HONGKONG MARU Thursday. August II
Round-trtp tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at conpany's office.
4a1 Market St, corner First.
W. B. CURTIS. General Agent.
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Mr.. Stetson is perhaps a little too con-
scientious for an Oakland Councilman. In
this city there is too much business for
half dozen committee and regular meet
ings to be spent in legislation over any
single saloon license
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A HANDFUL OF
POLITICIANS IS
NOT OAKLAND
Officials Are Under a
DelusiOn.
NOT ELECTED TO BICKER
SERIOUS WORK DEMANDS A
LITTLE ATTENTION.
Four Months in Office Has Not Devel-
oped Any Marked Loyalty to
the Practical Republican
Platform.
SERIOUS WORK DEMANDS !
LITTLE ATTENTION.
Oakland Ofice san Franclsco Can.

90S Broadway, July l6
A glance at the conditions at the City
Hall suggests that one more parlor meet
ing might be held with benefit to all con-
cerned. The precedent has been estab-
'sshed that parlor meetings ara the proper
thing. and no one doubts that they
possess a vast advantage over the meet
ings held by former administrations in
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ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO.

FOR ST. MICHAEL, HOLOVIN bA1, CAPE
NOME. DAWSON AND ALL POINTS
ON YUKON RIVER.
The New Steamers
BERTHA AND PORTLAND
VIII leave San Francisco between 18th and
20th of July for above points, making prompt
connections with our river steamers on the
Yukon River
For freight passage and further information
apply to
ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
$40 Sansorne St, San Francisco Cal
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The Isle of Pines has several mineral
springs with healing qualities, and has
long been regarded as a health resort
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Santa Fe Route
San francisco to Chicago.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY ACROSS
The CONTINENT.

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR PULLMAN
PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOLE
FOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST. TAKE
MARKET-STREET FERRY AT $50 P. II.
DINING ROOMS ARE MANAGED BY MR.
FRED HARVEY, AND ARE PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL SERVING MEALS AT
REGULAR HOURS AND REASONABLE
RATES.
NO OTHER LINE OFFERS SO MANY IN
JUDGEMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE, 62S
MARKET ST. TELEPHONE. Main 1881.
OAKLAND OFFICE, Ills Broadway.
SACRAMENTO OFFICE, 2O1 street.
SAN JOSE OFFICE. I W. Santa Clara street.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LESSBE
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tiburon Fe rry, Foot Of Market Sc.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. ,
WEEK DAYS-7:30, 300, HOO a. m; 1885,
s:SO $40. $50 p. Thursdays-Extra trip
st 1880 p. N. Saturdays-E:tra trips at 1850
and 80 p m.
SUNDAYS 500. $3.50. n:OO a. M; $780, s:Sa.
800, $40 p. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-S:10, 1850, $40. L:10 a m. 2:45,
$40, 6:15 p. Saturdays-Eytra trips az
1855 and 635 p
s:25 p
Between San Francisco and schuetzen Park
same schedule above.
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7:0oA Benicia suisun and sacramento.... 5:45P
7:OOA Marysve Orovle aud Redding via
Woodland .-.,.....-......--.,...' Os1oF
7:OOA EIrnjra. Vacaville and Rumsey...... S:41F
9astoGa md santa Rosa 6:I5P
s:00A Atlantic Express, Ogden ana East. V;4OA
S;3OA San Jose Livermore, Stockton
lone, Sacramento, Placervlle.
Marysville Chico. Red Bluff. 4'I5P
s:3OA -OIiitop Oakdalc and Sonora ....... A;I5P
"'""A IT5i1ad.e 9q5iness 'A4'e' va o,'@.o 4:I5p
s:oOA HayWards, Niles and Way stations II:45A
S.OOA Martinez Tracy Lathrop Stockton.
Merced and Fresno. I2;lSP
0i6OA fresno, Bakersfield. Santa Bnrlara,
Los Angeles, Deming, Ell Paso,
New Orleans and East. ............ 0:49P
I0:O0A Vallejo Martinez and Way Stations 5;49P
Il;OOA Iaywards, Niles and Way Stations S'SoP
I2:OGM Niles Livermore, Stockton, Sacra-
mento Mendoza, Hanford, Visalia
Portervilo observation-disclosures. 4;I5P
sI:OcP Sacramento River Steamers .. SCOOP
8:OOr Hay7yarts. Niles and Way Stations. 0;45P
Mana Galistoca Santa I,osa...'.' O.I5A
AiO0P Benicia. Vacayle. Sacramento,
Woodland. knights Landing
MaryBville Orovillo. .............. IO:40A
4i3OP Niles, San Jose and Stockton ...... 7:I5P
4:3OP Yosemite Sleeping Car for Raymond I2:I5P
6;O0P The Owl. Tracy Fresno, Bakers
field. saugus fer Santa Barbara. o,.
5.3OP Stockton, Mercel Fresno. .......... I2:I5P
k;sOP Martinez, Tracy Mendoza Fresno
Mojave and Los Angeles. SiA0A
for MoIaye aud East. 6.45P
and East 1850 .i'..-4' "f1e--'' s.A5P
G:OOP Haywarls Niles and San Jose. 80. 1854
s8;OOP Vallejo I2;I0R
7,OOp Oregon Iixrrcsa sacramento, Marys-
vile, Redding, Portland, Puget
,s,oo Sound and % East .i - w.: O.; "a"A
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ST, MATTHEW'S MILITARY SCHOOL,

q AN MATEO, CAL-FOUNDED A. D. 1885,
- by the late Rev. Alfred Lee Brewer, ID.
For catalogue and illustrated circular address
REV. w. A BREWER, A. B.,
Rector and Head Master
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FOR U, S, MAYNARD and VALLEJO.

Steamer "MontIceN0.
MON, Tues, Wed, Thurs. and Sat. at s:45
a. m 3:15, $50 p. m. Tex. Thurs night; Fri
DAYS, l p. M and $3.50: Sundays. 10:30 a. m, 8
D. m. Landing and office Mssion-street Dock.
Pier No. 2 Telephone Main 150S.
FARE Observation-Disclosures. Soc
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nnMpAaN1E aEnERALE TRANsATLANTIouE

O0MPAGNIE GENERALE THANSATLANTIVUh
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. sGas
Sailing every Saturday at 10 a. M &S4NAG
Morton Mort st. La BRBTAGNE, July %; LA GAS
CoGNE. July 20; La ToURAINE, August s
LA CHAMPAGNE, August u; La BRE.
TAGNE August 49, First-class to Havre, S6i
and upward. per cent reduction on round trip
second-class to Havre, s45, 10 per cent REDUCTION
en- round trip GENERAL AGENCY FOR
United STATES AND CANADA 80 Broadway
(TIudson building), New York. J. F. FUGAzl
CO. Pacific Coast Agents. Montgomery
ave-. San Francisco.