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YACHTS IN CALM
At LARCHMONT 7
More Than Fifty Craft OF
Various Glasses Started in
Races on the Sound.
lsn.clnl,n TIC rycnInE wnrIdl

Especial 10 llc Evening NHTlul
LARCHMOST VA 'iT CLUB y. Y.
July lo.-,In a brct2e . Wing nj the rate
OF ten miles an huul more than hf'y
s!ocp4 and small yachts started In the
htth and next to the lnst regatta Of the
week OF racing ar the Larchmont laolt
Cllb to-day.
The race ot the day was between the
Nicola and WeetamuC In the GLASS tor
seventy footers. Wcc.amoe had tho ad-
vantage OF an carly start, crossing tho
lire four seconds ahead of the Nicola.
Both yachts caught the wind ana theh
there was pretty tie race for nearly
mile. weetnmoe finally, with spin
maker set. forged ahead OF hor rival.
Isolde and Eslin started two seconds
apart Of ea IN other,
In the race-about class there were
twelve entries, including Jolly Roger
Jolly Tar. Rascal, Hobo and Cri ket.
who are striving FOR first place. How
and clubman, who owns the Cricket,
acted as pilot during the trip
Spoon Bill, with August Belmont. IT.,
at the wheel. sailed 9 splendid race In
the Charles Herreshoff one-design class.
AspIrant and Mimosa II. tried their
best to pass each other half a dozen
times Strange 10 say during part u
the beating TO eastward they tackled
most simultaneously. and at the Red
Soring buoy they were spreading out
their sails ike great winged birds, and
they rounded the buoy with Few s-c-
onds apart AMI shot across the Sound
toward Long Island 70 get better wind:
At / O'Clock the breeze died out and
the sails tapped. II looks as though
the Hanan boys. with their new yacht
Aspirant. will make a record this week.
as they have won two out of three an
expect to finish nrst again to-day.
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RACING NOTES.

Jack 1oyner, trainer OF Waterboy. has
sneaky idea that the great son OF
Watercress might do a mile and a quar-
ter In two minutes, OF course Joyner Is
not positive on the point, but said IL put
to 1t 1t wouldn't surprise him \ oit to
see Waterboy shave of the record to
20 nat.
II cost r. r. McCartcr Potter lust
Sl9c u win the tifth race at Brighton
yesterday afternoon. Damon, carrying
the canary and green of Mr.. Potter, won
the race from the raising OF the barrier
until tho finishing liro was passed. II
was a selling race and Damon was on
tered to be sold for $1,000. ]. A. Ben
nets Crurtenay, the favorite for the
event at 2l-2 to /, was second
When bids were asked for Mr.. Bennett
advanced the price to $1,000 in three bids.
but stopped when Mr. Potter protected
the animal at this hguro.
The purse was worth $50 to the win
ner, or 81 l.l3O less than the run-up money
Mr Bennet Sl.20O--a case wherein It was
rore profitable TO run second than to
win.
Trainer Il. A. smith, who has been
| handling Artlrulate for w. Z. Deb.
Lopez. announced yesterday that he
would not start the horse again until the
| opening OF the Saratoga meeting. Ar
| ticulato has hardly been himself since
early in tho season, and his recent ac-
| cl5ent In the Brighton Handicap was
| Just a paragraph IN long chapter ol
| hard luck. The horse was not particu-
larry injured beyond the hard. long run
he took after Larson was unseated.
|
At the recent sale OF the Miles Finler
string CounterpoIse brought the highest
| price, ]. l.. Holland paying $500 foi
| him He worked we'll prior to the sale.
! Destiny. the two-y year-old for whicl
George Reifr paid i.SoC the other day
pulled up very lame aftSF being worked
yesterday morning. IgNrwas feared sh
l had bowed tendon.} At any rate. II Il
doubtful II the filly will face the barrie
again this season
II. L. Coleman, a wealthy gentleman
OF Memphis, is going on the turf OF
quite an extensive scale. He has bough
OF Milton Young, OF McGrathiana stud
ten head of yearling colts and fillies, an
also of hrs. A. l., Israel, OF Thorndal
stud. tbs chestnut yearling colt by Th
| Chevaller dam Charlotte. by Tea Party
| the brown yearling colt by Glenheln
1 dam Full Sail, by Flood and the blac
yeariing. Ally by imp, Topgallant. b,
Tourmaline, BY Sensation.
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selected, the names OF whom will be an
nounced In few days, there will be
room for quite number OF Others Sew
erai members OF cycle clubs have asked
If they would be permitted to enter In
one division. BY all means; parties can
enter in any division they wish-until
that particular one is filled-and can ap-
point their own pacenaker II In parties
OF hfteen or over.
The start will be made from Bedford
Rest, In Brooklyn, the first division
leaving at $40 A. NJ. Divisions will leave
at twenty minute intervals after thai
until all are sent away. Those who can
not get away from business on SATURDAY
Aug. S, need not be deprived oil tht
pleasure of the run, as the ride VIII be
repeated in every respect the day fol
lowing. Sunday, Aug. 3. In fact, many
riders have entered for both runs.
Additional entry blanks and ans
further Information can be optalnec
from cycle Race Editor. The Evening
World.
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YOUNG ATHLETES
MAY GO ABROAD
Likelihood of International Inter
scholastic Meet Beins Arr
ranged for Next Spring.

It is almost an assured fact that next
spring will see the local and English
schoolboy clash In a dual athletic meet,
r. s. Patterson. who is going TO Eng
land to arrange for the meet. will leave
this port on Aug. /.
Patterson goes to Paris, whore he Will
NEE. the promoter of the scheme. and
together they will go to England. Pat
terson said that b. received a letter last
~eek stating that everything looks "a.
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Red Cross VS.. Brish tons.

The Brighton A. c. and Red Cross
teams will play the second time this
season at Brighton Baseball Park.
Cleveland and Ptkin avenues. Brook
lyn, on Sunday. Manager Smith. of the
Brishtons says his team will defeat
It's opponents. The supporters OF the
Red Cross team claim they will repeat
their victory.
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vorable and that he is confident of COM
plotting arrangements for an interna-
tional interscholastlc athletic meet Tor
next spring. -
Inasmuch as 1t will be out Of the aues-
ton for the English schoolboys to COME
10 this country, 1t has been practicaliy
decided to take team to England from
this side. Patterson says that the tea'n
will be picked from among the boys
making the best showing In tho local
meets
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Wanted to Save Stars for Gin
cinnati Series, and So Has to
Use Miller To-Day Against
st. Louis Team.
THE BATTING ORDER.


LEAGUE PARK, br. LOUIS, July 10.
"A mixed company o. Huns, vandals,
sotns. gamblers. boodlcrs and Yaps hur-
rcd out here thi sI'ternoon to see what
John Mc6raw would do for pitcher.
Having already worked Taylor. Math-
ewson and McCilnniiy one while game
snd the ninth Inning OF yesterday. the
barbarian host hal An idea taht the
Cardinals could WIN row with one hand
tied.
Tell the truth, Mac was a little prz-
sled himself. He has to keep the a!s
for a hard sorins In Cincinnati and they
are pretty tired. anyway. SO the choice
Law between "s;aten Island Jack" Gro
min and Roscoe Miller Both of these
lads are pitchers of reputation and 1t Is
a pi:y tina. McGraH has not given them
/. more chances. They should be allowed
a, leas. 10 pitch a game out ana II
teaten they know how 10 take their
l.cdleirc.
.s,rsn inl, TIE Giants had opportunity
FIR morning practice on but two oHr,-
/ {: ,ns. Ns,t,le. Miller nor Cronln ae In
4 s'-c.aFs shape, therefore; particularly
4 on.. Who Il g.utton for WORK ara
toyly gets good aAout the seventh lnr g.
GcIraw cLnno be blamed, thouil,
ng comre&el On account of a Grip
80, reM to work his best pitchers Tor
il | that Is in them. Tie series herr has
l. - the hardest OF the season by great
Mertes Browne and Lauder are pretty
''r all In gy reason OF the te:ribl"
~. Tho thermometer keeps At 80 de-
Nr' without let up. and though the ma
~; hos been able to get more than
/ ,ev' 1oaTs' sleep each night
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"RUBE" WADDELL DESERTS
PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS.
Eccentric pitcher, After Words
with Capt. Cross, Jumps Out.

''Ruhe" wadiell. the eccentric p,tcher
OF the Philadelphia Americans. has
kicked over the traces and deserted his
team A wordy tilt with Capt Cross is
r, sponsible, and the "Ru5e" says he
will lever pitch another game The
Ouakers are making n hard figat for
the pennant now, and unless things can
pe liked up they will suffer ov She
"Rube's" absence.
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on.t,ne,s Challenge Acceptel,

Commodore Herbert ]. Deut1 OF o.
r-n,taa states Live-saving Corps hei a'-
oanted the challenge issued by R. wv
vep ,,nS TO swim any one twelve mile or
es e,,rther Dsutz says that the race Gust
taks place this month. as he leave.for
England on Aug. 10 to swim the mg-
lish Channel.
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COLUMBlA'S NEW
ROWING MENTOR.
Jasper Y. Goodwin VIII Succeed
Edward Hnninn as Head
Conch Next September.

Jasper T. Goodwin has been agreed
upon as the man 20 succeed Edward
Hanlan as the rowing mentor OF Column
Goodwin will be appointed head coach
in September and receive $4,000 year.
He was stroke oar Of the columb!a
Gin at Henley in 1878, and had charge
~ Columbia 5 crews from 1874 to 1888
Hanian, It is claimed, was too lax
In discipI,ine p,Ts Se werS say yopnosed 40 him ''"
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SAN FRANCISCO July lo,--At con-
ference OF the Interested parties last
night Eddie Graney was selected to ref
cree the Coroett-Jetfries night, which
Will take place Aug. a. Coroett repre-
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R-ookIyn r. C. to PIay Ridsewoods

Al Ridgewood on Sunday the strong
Rrooklyn F. C. will oppose the Ridge
woods, who will have their star bat
tery, Retnesse and Page. In the points.
The brooklyn battery will be Hope and
FleischInan. The early engagement will
have for contestants the Terror-Laurels
and the team Of Station b.
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EDDIE GRANEY TO REFEREE
CORBETT-"JEFF" FIGHT.
Selected Last Night at Conference OF the
Interested Persons in San Francisco.

sented himself and Billy Delaney was
known in political, turf and pugilistlc
circles. He refereed the .Jeffries-Fitz-
simmons battle before the Francisco
Athletic Club.
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Want. winton Discdplinsd.

The Empire city Trottins Club asks
the American Automobile Association to
discipline Alexander Winton II Il nnds
that Charles B. 9hanks was authorized
to sign for Winton in the match with
Henri FournieT. which Winton -.
pudiated. elr--
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would Bid Higher.
WI, Ne, 100000 on Gardner.

Andy Craig, manager of Gardner v,o
won over $500 on his mans victory oei
lack Root, Is so confident that Gardiea
can beat Ftzsmmons ,hSs at me ne arer says sr
M''t ANT with Lanky Bob. Craig "
al niready posted forfeit % Of Is, 900 SI,n n
Sardner and Fltzsimmons' ctsis rag set S
Wired Fits notifying him ,orss,t q the foi a
that he has posted torio'' io'
match. -
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a.:.s @ & ss: srss sR:sS;s ss s;s.:. =
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$15,OOO PURSE FOR
F|Tz AND GARDNER
Fort Erie Club Is Anxious to
Secure Bout and Increases
Its First Offer.

The first genuine offer received for
the battle between Bob Fitzsimmons
and George Gardner, the light heavy
weight champion. comes from Jack
Herman. matchmaker Of the Interna-
tional A. c.. of Fort Erie. Canada.
Herman is willing to give the men q
guaranteed purse of $4,000 to battle fol
in a twenty-round bout on whatever
date they name. Herman had pre-
vously agreed to give the fighters q
purse OF $4,000, but as there are seVera
other clubs. especially those IN Sarl
Francisco, anxious to secure the con-
test he decided 60 increase his ore'l
5000
would Bid Higher.
AS this offer is probably the larses
the fighters will receive It is safe
say they will accept 1t. Fitzsimmop
AZ first demanded that the hght tar
place in San Francisco, where he c!aima
the authorities would not prevent
Now that Herman has announced nSl
intention Of hanging up such Nt
purse, and II Fitz is sausnea VIA. @ "a
authorities in Canada will not STOP W
aeht. IL will take place IN Saha9.
Herman is determined to get the ss So
test and says II any other Slup one ne,
Inc men $4,000 he will go higher tph
hot
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

1909, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy Morris Elias
and Mrs Miriam Samuels, both of San Fran
cisco.
ENGLAND-RAICEVIC this city, JRnu-
airy Z. 1903. by the Rev. Arthur H Briggs,
pastor Of Central NJ. r. Church. Henry H.
England and Elizabeth G.. Raicevich, both of
San Francisco.
GOSLINER-COHEN-I this city, January 1,
1903, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Louis 5. Cos
liner and Rose Cohen, both Of San Francisco
JACOBY- BY-FENNER-In this city, December
2S 1902, by the Rev. M. S. Levy, Albert
Jaeoby and Miriam Fenner. both of San
Francisco.
JACOBS-HAPP-In this city. December "a.
1902, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Samuel Jacobs
and Miss HaDp, both Of San Francisco.
kNOBLAU-TIEJEN-I this city. January
9. 1908. by the Rev. Frederick A Doane.
Reno Peter Knoblau and Annie Christina
TieJen, both OK San Francisco
NATHAN-POSNER-I this city, December
IL 1902. by theSRev. NJ. S. Levy, John Ma
than and Lillian Posner. both OF San Fran
cisco.
ROSENDALE-KEMP-I this city. January
s, 1903, by. TIE Rev. F. K, Baker. pastor OF
First NJ. E. Church, Henry Johannes Rosen-
dale Of San Simeon and Susie Barker Kemp
OF san Francisco.
VISHOOT-SCHWARTZ- this city, January
S. 1903. by the Rev. NJ s. Levy, l. Vishoot
and Mrs. Annie Schwartz, both of San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9.

John f. de Ruyter TO Leslie de- Ruyter. lot
on Sc corner of Baker street and Broadway,
S 1876 by E so; also lot on SW corner Of
Vallejo and Fillmore streets, 1875 by w
6S:9: gift
John A. and Belle Hoots to Calyxta C. Lynch
(wife of Francis W.), lot on w line of fremont
avenue. 1856 of Frederick street, 25 by w
so; $40.
Maria f. o'Connor 10 John ]. Beaton. lot
on n line of Seventeenth street. 211:6 w of
Guerrero, w %, 152:3ss, NE 25:6, 1874;
$40.
William H. or William Jones to Malcolm O..
Austin. lot on S line of Camp street, 1908
K of Guerrero. E 80 by 115; SO.
Mary A. and Margaret ]. Smith to Frank
Schmitt lot on n lima of Sixteenth street. 100
Il of Castro 25 by N 115; $40
William and Minnie Knopf to Felix F.
Schoenstein lot W line of Bryant avenue
So of Twenty-first street. 20 by w 100;
$500.
William H. and Anna Byrne and Susan A.
Nelson (wfe of James H. TO Edward H.
Mitchell lot on n line of Union Square avenue
1908 w of Grant avenue. il existed before
March % 1876 w % IL by n 60; 10000
San Francisco Realty Company Ga CORPORA
tom to Leopold and Joseph Hirsch, lot on w
line of Kearny street 1876 N of Jackson N
"A. NV s2:7@. w 55:01s. S re. E I07:11
$40.
Vincenzo and Luigia Ravenna to Luigi Boero
undivided one-half interest in lot on N line Of
Vallejo street, 80 w Of Stockton w 4S6, N
20: $40.
Lavinia J. Hotaling to Thomas Denigan. lot
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs

IN the Superior Court Of the City and County
Of san Francisco. State of California.-Pro-
bate-In the matter Of the estate Of MARY
ELLEN HARGRO, deceased. Notice for
publication Of time appointed for probate OF
will. Notice is hereby given that THURS
DAY, the 22d day Of January A. D. 1903
at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, and the
courtroom of Department No. 10 of said
court. at the New City Hall, in the City and
County of San Francisco, State of California
have been appointed as the time and place
FOR proving the will OF said MARY ELLEN
HARGRO, deceased, and for hearing the ap-
plicatiOn Of AUSTIN MAURICE CURTIS
and NAMAHYOKA CURTIS for the issuance
to them Of letters testamentary thereon.
[Seall ALBERT b. MAHONY. Clerk
BY z. S. HAWLEY, Deputy Clerk
Dated January 9th. A. D. 1903.
A. +. ST. SURE, Attorney for Petitioner.
TEndorsedl Filed Jan 9. 1908. ALBERT
B. MAHONY, Clerk BY Z. S. HAWLEY
Deputy Clerk. No. 2SO05.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Louis H Ezeil, 81, Chicago. and Edna H
Dudley. q, city
Harry P. Brownstone. 81. Sanger, and Mar
tha Hirsch, % city.
Jacob H Spiro, 81, 406 Central avenue and
Celia Abraham %. Portland. or.
Fseno p Knoblau, %. 617 Bryant street, and
Annie c Tiejen. 20, 61T Bryant street
James Carroll. 60, Berkeley, and Elise A.
Reid "a Victoria, 3. c.
F,a-yien c. Woodwork 80, Oakland. and Lola
NJ Graves 25 Oakland.
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NEAREST THE CITY
O I! |! Y e 3 6 4 8 & 5sS7
OFFICE: el6 MARKET ST,
"oNnE

RE ~ O VAL NO oTGCE
CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO, funeral direc-
tors and embalmers formerly of 81 SO Mint
ave-, have removed to their new and modern
quarters at 429 GOLDEN GATE AVE Phone
South A.
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PROPoSALs.

PROPOSALS for public buildings-Offce of
Constructing Quartermaster. San Diego Cal
January 10. 1903. Sealed proposals. in trfplf-
cate. VIII be received at this office until 10
O'Clock a. m. Monday, February g. 1903 and
then be opened, for the construction of
one Hospital: also for plumbing, heating
and electric wiring One Field Officers Quar-
ters one Double Captains Quarters: One
Double Lieutenants' Quarters; one Single
Artillery Barrack; One Guard House; One
Hospital. also for plumbing and wiring One
Administration Building: One Bake House
one Hospital Stewards Quarters; One
Double Commissioned stan Quarters
any or all bids IN whole or In part Full in
struotions TO bidders viii be furnished on
applica tion this office. or at the offices OF
the Chief Cuartermasters san Francisco
Denver, Omaha. St Paul and Chicago and
the Depot Quartermaster, st. Louis, where
plans and specifications may be seen. Pro-
posals must be accompanied BY two guaran-
ties 1ustifying, jointly. in double the amount
Of 10 per cent OF the bid. Preference win be
given 20 articles Of domestic production cos.
and quality considered, and TO articles Of
American production produced or manufac-
tured the Pacific Coast Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be indorsed, PRO
posals for Public Buildings at Fort Rose
Grams" and addressed Captain r. H. Rolfe,
cuartermaster.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. January s. 1908
Sealed proposals. in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until II o'clock q. m, Saturday
February Z. 1908 and then opened for con-
struction Of Frame Oilhouse at Fort Niley,
Cal Government reserves right TO reject or
accept any or all bids In whole in part.
Information furnished on application to c.
=. MILLER. Deputy Quartermaster General.
Chief O NJ
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a for morning. p for afternoon
800 a. m. Daily Is Bakersfield Local stop
ming at all points in San Joaquin Valley Cor
responding train arrives at so a m daily
$50 a m. Daily Is the CALIFORNIA
LIMITED. carrying Palace Sleeping Cars
and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair
Car runs TO Bakersfield for accommodation Of
local frst-class passengers No second-class
tickets are honored this train Correspond
ing train arrives at IL 10 p. m. daily.
APO D. m is Stockton Local. Corresponding
train arrives at III 10 a m. daily
8 100 p. m Is the Overland Express with
through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also Palace
Sleeper which cuts out at Fresno Correspond
ing train arrives at 600 p. m. daily.
Offces-641 Market street and In Ferry De-
not San francisco; 1112 Broadway, Oakland
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mali will not be inserted. They must be handed
in al either Of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name ard residence Of per-
sors authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
DOWD-In West Berkeley, january 3, 1903,
TO the wife OF Thomas F. Dowd. a son.
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NORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via us-aii D @erry

Via SE D &Try
Commencing April ~ 1902.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-6:45, '7:45. S;45. $50, II 90
a m 1920. Il AS 3.i5. AIS. 5.I5. d-l5 6:45.
300 IL As 2. m .45 m does not run 70
"s;I ss;II-NDfEYs-7:OO. 500. 900. 1000. HOO.
II 40 a m. 1880 Il 80. 2:30. g As 5;0O &c.,
T.3O 800 IL As D. m
SrTains marked 81 run San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
MEEK DAYS-5:2O, '6:20 7;40, Sis, . 80.
II 100 a. m, 12;25. 2:l5 $3.50. 4:iO $780, Gas.
lo;I0 n Assoc 500. $50. .11.OO a. m.
1900 m. 100. 2:15. $3.50. AIS. '5:45. s:45.
iy Trains marked 90 start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
MEEK DAYS-5:4O. $40. 7:45. S:25. 9-45.
IL 10 a m. 1885. PAS, $780, $40. $40 T:1O.
iOsIP OssIfPNiDAYs-s:3o. 1855. 1905, 11O a. m,
12,f5 1:20. 2:3O. 3:45 500. SOS. T;15. 1O:4O
p m. ,,,1,-r-rr -, 49,,
7:45 a. m. week days-Cazadero and way
s:i5 p. m. aturdays-Cazadero and wa5
stations.
5:15 D. m. week days Saturdays excepted)--l
Tomales and way stations
tiOns.
1000 a. m. sundays-Point Reyes and way
stations.
Legal Holiday boats and trains will run Oh
Sunday time.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

ER-ROsENBERG-I this city. December
2S 1902 by the Rev NJ. s. Levy, Bernard
Bacr of Oakland and Mary Rosenberg of San
Francisco
CORTER-COHEN--I this city, January 4.
1cO3 by the Rev II. S Levy Joe Corter OF
Oakland and Minnie Cohen of San Francisco
ELIAS-SAMUELS-In this city. January 1.
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DIED.

Alos, Joseph Killeen Joseph
Bailey Sherman A. Killgallon, Ethel NJ.
Boyd. Edith NJ Krickau, Peter
Calsing, Martin \ Loudon, Isabella c.
Casey, Mary z. McGee, Caroline
Culp, Emily NJ McSwegan, Mrs. NJ
Cummings, Mary Meyers, Ernestine
DAILY, Catherine Moloney, William
Darling, Henry 7. o. Brien, Hanna
Davidson, Thomas J. O'Brien, Annie
Dougherty, John O'Connor, Frank H.
Driscoll, Cornelius Oppenheimer, Mayer
Emery, Rufus c. Rae, Lillias
Haas, LOttie +. Shuman, Alice
Hegarty, jeremiah Sloan, Mary Q.
Henry, Mary A. Spring, I. w. j.
Hess, Charles Jr. Sumner. Erlner ].
Jocz, Henry +. Susaville Vincent
Joyce, Mrs. Mary Toland, Mary A.
Kearns, Edith Van Nostrand, j. G..
KeoPan. Peter
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for Morning p for Afternoon
Saturday and Sunday only.
Stops at all stations on Sunday.
Sunday excepted tSunday only.
Saturday only.
d Connects at Goshen Jc with train for Hanford
At Fresno. for Vtsalia via Sanger.
Via Coast Line.
+ Tuesday and Friday.
N Connection may be made At Goshen Jc. with train
from Bakersfield.
Daily except Saturday.
~ Via San joaquin valley
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Afternoon Session.
MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales in the San
francisco Stock and Exchange Board yes
terday:
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TO LEASE.
a f-rea brick building on Mission st
--.a-.- $4,000 square feet
Fl. lease t1r ave years.
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California
Limited.
10 CHICAGO Daily
En IDEAL Train
Tor Those Who
Seek The BeSi

AkTA FE TRAINS
Leave Market-street Ferry Depot.
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ar-TsuE PROPERTIES AT REDUCEl
PRICES
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

FOR SALE NEAR san FRANCISCO-
small tracts. 500 10 $50 per acre, on Rancho
C1fari. S0noma Co.. future value assured, as
S5n Francisco is growing rapidly: location
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
O. The C0tati Co.. 300 California St, for
pamphlet aud information.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-25
REDUCED RATES FROM THE EAST

Commencing February 18th and
continuing until April 30, there viii be
low rates in effect from the east Via the
Illinois Central r. r. TO all Oregon,
Washington and Idaho points. If any
Of your friends or relatives in the east
are coming west while these rates are
in effect, give us their name and ad-
dress, and we viii make it our business
to see that they are given the best pos
sible service. We operate through
personally conducted excursion cars,
and in fact give you the benefit Of the
latest conveniences known to modern
railroading. We have Is different routes
between the east and west, and are in
position TO give you the benefit of the
best combinations. Write US and we
will give you full particulars. B. II.
Trumbull, Com'l. agent III. Cent. r r..
142 Third street, Portland, ore.