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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. office OF
Secretary. New York, June Is. 1904. Notice
To the Stockholders OF Southern Pacific
Company:
Notice is hereby given that the board Of
directors Of the Southern Pacific Company
at a meeting this day held, called special
meeting Of the stockholders OF said company
10 convene al the office OF the COMPANY IN
Beechmont. jefferson County Kentucky on
wednesday. the twentieth day Of July 1904
~ II O'Clock a. m. standard time to consider
and act upon resolutions 10 be brought before
them al said meeting IN substantially the
form and 10 the effect following. viz:
Resolved Il that the capital stock OF the
southern Pscilc Company be Increased one
hundred million dollars by issuing one million
additional shares of the par value Of one hun
Resolved %. that the said increased stock
shall be preferred stock: that the holders OF
such preferred stock shall be entitled 70 df,-i-
dends IL each fiscal year at such rate not e,
ceeding seven per cent per annurn nayab bIe
eensi-annusily out Of the net profits as shali
be declared by the board Of directors before
any dividend shall be declared on the common
stock: that such dividends shall be non-c11r11,-
lative; that the holders Of such preferred stock
shall not by virtue thereof be entitled 10 anv
other OF further share of the profits OF the
company; that. upon the dissolution Of the
company voluntarily or otherwise the holders
Of preferred stock shall be entitled TO have
their shares redeemed at par before any dis
frfbssfion Of any part Of the assets az the ,o-,,
many shall be made to the holders OF ire con,
mon stock. that said preferred stock shall be
issued and sold from time 10 time 10 such
amounts and IN such manner the board Of
directors may authorize and determine, but
at not less than the par value OF the shares
that Il shall be convertible into common stock
share for share at the option Of the holders
at any time: and shall be redeemabe at the
option OF the company on or at any time after
the first day Of July. 1905. and before the first
day OF July. 1910. at one hundred and fifteen
dollars per share"
Resolved 90, that the board OF directors
shall be and they are9hereby authorized TO es-
"a sbIish from time 10 time, and enforce all
such rules and regulations respecting the is
sue sale redemption and conversion OF such
stock. not inconsistent herewith. as in the
Judgment Of the board may be necessary or
cxpedient"
For the purpose Of such special meeting the
stock transfer books OF the company will be
closed July a. 1904 at 3 O'Clock p. m. and
reopened Thursday. July 81 1905. at 10 o'clock
q. N.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

12S rooms; cheap rent; long lease; nrst-class
up-to-date downtown house; we'll furnished
clearing $500 TO 5000 per month; must sell or
account of other business; only with us.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

IT rooms: rent only $40; fine little apart
ment-house; sickness: must sell; snap; 500.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

IS rooms; grand new building; elegantly fur
nished; cheap rent: 10 years lease; close in:
clears S400 per month; $4,000 down. balance s
per cent per annum; departure.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

IS rooms: best downtown commercial house
in city; clearing now $500 pep month every
thing frst-class condition; will trade for Oak
land, Alameda or Berkeley property or ranch
in California: must leave city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

~ rooms: rent $145: new and elegantly fur
nished; oak and mahogany; fine proposition
good lease.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

900 rooms: new and up-to-date apartment
house: luxuriously furnished grand entrance
every modern equipment; clearing $400 to $500
per month: to be sold at a bargain on account
Of departure.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.


A CAMERON & CO., Phone South 1880.
8 Eddy ST., cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for Rooming- houses Hotels and
AL Kinds OF Business Chances.
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rooms: fine upper fiat; rent only $50; can
$3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

80 rooms: cheap rent; 2 years lease: fine
downtown location; entrances; everything ir
flrst-class condition; good furniture and car
pets: clearing now $500 per month; IL rur
transient clear $500 to $3.50 per month
here is best proposition in city; price 5000.
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s rooms: fine upper fat; rent only $50; can
$3.50. " ' WV ~ INV
80 rooms; cheap rent: years lease: fine
downtown location: entrances; everything in
f1rst-class condition; good furniture and car
can cear oo o $500 Sne per- month";
here is best proposition in city; price s32oo
7-room nat: rent $40; oak furniture; good
carpets; sickness; price $3.50.
los rooms: cheap rent; new and elegantly
bar: can be run in conjunction IL desired;
rare chance &c for for right parties; part cash cash bal
ness interests demand immediate departure.
II rooms rent only $57: oak furniture; good
carpets; part cash, balance time; price 5000
1o5 rooms: cheap rent; frst-class up-to-dats
commercial house: clearing $3.50 to $500 per
month: call for particulars.
10 rooms rent only 500; we'll furnished;
little apartment-house; reduced to $780,
% rooms; elegantly fur. family hotel on Mob
Hill; doing fine business: will trade for large
apartment-house and pay cash difference.
21 rooms; corner; rent only SIS; oak fur:
good carpets; housekeeping; all full: clearing
so over all expenses; rooms landlady; price
$1,000.
$50 rooms; grand, new. modern apartment
house: elegantly furnished and equipped; cheap
rent; fine lease: paying $500 to 5000 per month:
close in: full nice people; bargain II taken at
once: dissolution of partnership.
126 rooms; rent only 81 per room; new and
up-to-date house: all men; electric elevator,
lights: long lease; clears $500 to $500 per
month: one Of the best buys IN the city
Large list of real estate rooming- houses
and business. for exchange trade, always
hand. A CAMERON & CO.. Eddy St
THIRTY rooms. nicely furnished. lease. .s3500
&c rooms. all men roomers. low rent. -. 1000
115 rooms low rent, country transient. 5000
81 rooms, rent only $55. 1900
40 rooms, rent $40. transient. 1900
81 rooms, rent SO per room. .......... 3400
Money to loan furniture at low -ates.
E1TEL CARROLL. 212 Kearny St
TO LODGING-HOUSE PEOPLE
clearing 500 up per month; steady roomers and
neat house. See
EUREKA REALTY CO.. 7ss1s Market ST.
MITCHELL & CO.. 1906 Marleet ST.
II you want TO buy house fiat easy
terms, large list to select from, try MITCH
ELL & co.
room house in city, clears over 5000 month:
always full; rent $136; reason, going away.
Box 1908 Call office.
$6oo-TRANSIENT house: 16 rooms; furnished;
years lease. MERCHANTS AGENCY,
100S1a Market st.
ELEGANTLY furnished thoroughly establish
ed boarding house for sale at a bargain.
Apply at 1910 Tenth st, Oakland.
$300-1O-room lodging -house; always full: in
come $50. Inquire S2S Howard st. after II M
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MEETING NOTICES.

HIBERNIANS-The annual Fourth OF
July celebration Of the A. .. H. in XEN
A. will be held at Schuetzen Park, WV
San Rafael. July 4 1904; $3.50 in eCN&l
prizes. games jumping running, S$
weight throwing. Athletic events open 10
all Gold and silver medals for amateurs.
Cash gate prizes. Amusements for young
and old. Irish Jig and reel dancing Tick
eta round trip. Including admission 20 park
adults SOC. children 25c.
"DINNA YE HEAR THE sLO-
GAN2'-Shell Mound Park MON y nA1
DAY, July 4 Twenty-third grand <AIE$
annual gathering and games OF the ~
San Francisco Scotch Thistle Club The
greatest and Erandest event Of the season
Monster programme OF attractions. Don't
fail 10 attend. Grand ball and fireworks at
night.
GEO. ". PATERSON, Royal Chief.
A 2. CARLISLE, Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

GEO. ". PATERSON, Royal Chief.
A. 2. CARLISLE. Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

7-room nat: rent $40; oak furniture; goo,
carpets: sickness price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
BUSINESS cHANoEs-cont.nuea.

A-CAMERoN & CO.-Phone South 1860.
Eddy st., corner Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds OF business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

THE Theosophical society-Colonel H g OIL
colt president-founder- Headquarters.
Academy OF Sciences building, sl9 Market et-
Public lecture at =. m By Mr. p. NJ.
Willis Subject First Steps Toward In
ner Perception" Study class Thursday, 2:5o
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AGENTS WANTED.

LADIES' specialization per cent proft; cas-
lily sold; necessity TO every woman Send
stamp for information TO oxford Rubber Co.,
e6 Church St, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
POINT FOR MRS. BELL.
Examination of Henry ValWds Sec
retdru Ordered az Suit.

In the suit OF Mrs. Helen Willard Bell OF Ores
den. Germany. who is contesting the will Of her
father. Henry Willard. Justice Keogh. In the SUI
preme Court at White Plains handed down an
opinion yesterday allowing her lawyer. George ID.
MumfOrd, TO examine Gustav UlbTiCht. Mr. VII
lards secretary. to the value OF certain Sc
cuTities which she says she has never received
Mrs. Bell brought action to compel Horace White
and Charles A. Spoford. executors. and Harold O.
Willard and Oswald c. Willard. sons. TO submit to
the examination. Justice Keogh denies the ap-
plcation 10 examine any OF these, saying
1.-The only person whose examination can In any
line OF this be proper or useful Is Gustav
Jlbrfcht. the secretary of the late Henry Willard
The orders for the examination Of the other parties
aside"
Under the order Mrs Bell Is 20 have produced
such OF the following in his possession or
under his control:
Copies OF all statements OF account rendered by
Henry Willard and OF all lists made I'D or rendered
10 the PLAINTIFF by under the direction OF Henry
Willard all books documents. letters and papers
OF any sort. alp documents. letters and papers or
letters or papers. containing any record or refer
ence tS any Of the securities claimed BY the
plainttn her property or 10 any OF the interest
Income proceeds thereof. especially all DAY
books. cash books. journals. ledgers. MEMORANDUM
books Of account. cancelled. checks. check books
and stubs OF cancelled checks. which contain or
have any such record references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

orieiat Record and Forecast.-washinston. March S.
An area Of high pressure Of great extent and magnitude
covers the Atlantic districts with It's crest over TIE
Maine Coast where the barometer readings are almost
one inches This area % high pressure continues 20
,rna,e IN. weather east Of Mississippi The area OF
low pressure that was Friday evening IN Colorado
has moved southeastward Eastern Texas ana appears
% be nuns up second Of low pressure Is sdvan
In oprh.astvarl over the North Rocky Mountain region
The weather has been all districts except the
North Pacific the north plateau and IN Eastern
Texas and Arkansas. where light rains have fallen
The temperature risen generally IN the OHIO valley
ard the lake region also in Northwest Rain
Is Indicated for the Mssissrp! Valley the Eastern
Gulf states the Ohio Valley Sunday and Monday and FOR
England and the Middle Atlantic States on Monday.
The temperature will rise generally IN northeast dis
,,-ts elsewhere the changes be and uniu
uorsnt The winds South Atlantic Coast VIII con
nus brisk northeast the Middle Atlantic and on the
New-England Coast fresh east to southeast on 'he ,l
Coast fresh southeast and Lake Michigan light
20 fresh west to northwest. becoming south
Storm warnings displayed ON the Atlantic Coast at
jacksonville. and the paclhe Coast az Egreks Men
s s0S Fas s'e soans s'fAi'' O' Juan
The susquehanna at Harrisburg has fallen about two
diests thai tie gorge there wriEhssyille
rising seiins Grove reports the river slowly falling al
vices Harrisburg show tina, the river at that point Is
a6og 81 fs ' on n sH and Ia hs
that the river Is rising at the rS Q, % f y,
the river bridge and flowing over the low
lands s. MsS@s above e sd and TIE
the mouth Of the river stiil holding
Forecast for Special LocaIties-For the District Of
Columbia warmer to-day. with rain; Monday rain; fresh
east to southeast winds
For Eastern New-York Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. New
jersey and Delaware partly cloudy to-day and Mousy.
probably rain and Monday fresh southeast TO
For New England. fair and to-day Monday
rain: fresh southeast TO south winds ,,.---,.,.
rain to-day and Monday; fresh south winds.
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rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
PANIC In THEATRE
Caused By Chld's CRY and a Lighted
Cigar.
~ -rr.nan.rH Id - rr1nrrr-I

TBY Txr.EGRAPH TO THE TF1BrNEl
Baltimore. March a chid's shrfn cry OF FIRE
startled the large audience, composed mostly OF
women and children. in FOrd's opera House al the
matinee this afternoon in the first act OF the comedy
OF Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch" Only the
prompt action Of the well drilled corps Of theatre
employees and the calmness and hrmness OF several
men in the audience prevented a tragedy.
man with lighted cigar in his coat pocket
was responsible for the trouble. He did not know II
lighted and took seat in the middle Of the
house. a next 10 him smelled the smoke
from a burning garment. and her little daughter
gave the terrifying cry that in instant brought
all to their feet aud caused many 10 make
mad rush for the numerous exits. Charles E.
Ford. the manager. and his assistants. as well as
the players the stage. acted promptly. They
knew there nre the stage and tried to
reassure the frightened people. The exits were m
stanty thrown wide open from every part OF the
house.
Ex-Fire Chief McAfee. who In the audience.
stepped on the stage and shouted 10 the people TO
sit down. saying that there IRE. Captain
MulhOilaud "A retired naval officer. stood up IN his
seat and urged the people not % become panic
stricken. Fortunately II those near him
paused In another moment the rush was checked.
but the floor Of the theatre strevn with
opera glasses. gloves and other articles dropped
by excited women. several OF whom suffered from
nervous shock No injured. and the reOple
who wanted to get out had no difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
SAVAGE TO BE LONDON MANAGER.
Acquires Shaftesbury Theatre for His NJ
merous Attractions.

Henry w. Savage enters the field OF theatrical
management i'm England at the Shaftesbury The
atre. London. about the middle of May. Contracts
signed yesterday between Mr.. Savage and
George Musgrove and Frank Mckee. under which
Mr.. MusgrOve's EOndOn theatre will be filled for
term OF years By Mr.. Savage's productions The
first attraction will be 'The Prince of Pilsen."
played by organization picked from the several
companies already under Mr.. Savage's control
After this shall have concluded its London run II
will be followed By The Sultan OF Sulu.' Peggy
from Paris" The Yankee Consul King DOdO'
and The Sho Gun and Mr.. Savage's future pro
auctions in this country will be transferred TO the
English stage rapidly dictated by popular
demand. Zach will be played ~ those members OF
the original casts who have been most successful
1t seems likely that under ordinary conditions Mr..
Savage will have plentiful material at hand TO
cover the full term Of his association with Messrs.
MusgrOve and Mckee
manager. will sail for England immediately after
the production OF the Pfxley-Luders comic
opera Woodland" in Boston. and The Prince OF
Pilsen will be presented under his personal drec-
tiOn in London. The members Of the company now
being selected for the Interpretation OF The
Prince OF Pilsen'' will sail for Southampton on
NAV l. in time to hold three or four rehearsals
before the opening date. Mr. Musgrove Is highly
gratifed with the deal. and IS eXpending some
10000 remOdeling and redecorating the SKATES
poses a new playhouse when Mr.. Savage's forces
take possession. For the last two months Mr..
Musgrove has been travelling through the United
States ON his way from Australia TO England.
searching for attractions for his theatres n 2oth
countries Before sailing yesterday he said ne had
taken the pains to visit each OF Mr.. Savages en-
tertainments which scattered all over the con-
tinenf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
SsfOnOf. Cheered by Great Audience.

The seventh Philharmonic concert OF the season
conducted by W. l. Saionon. OF Moscow. was given
in Carnegie Hall last night and the same pro-
gTamme was rendered as at the rehearsal on Fri
day afternoon. But the profound impression the
Russian conductor made 1T the rehearsal set forth
in the journals the next day and spread by word
OF mouth was the cause OF audience which
completely filled the hall and manifested an un-
usually lively interest in the conductor and his
methods This interest mounted to great en-
thusiasm at the close Of the third movement OF
TschaikowsIxy's Pathetic" symphony, and the
Russian conductor was called forth again and
again, the orchestra were forced by II. Safonof
10 rise with him and the audience cheered HIS act
himself and the orchestra for three minutes. At
the close Of the evening the audience refused to
leave the hall until the Russian had come out and
bowed a score Of times. Some one threw him a
bunch OF viOets which he pressed TO his heart. and
an over the house women waved handkerchefs
and men chcercd IL was a scene OF enthusiasm
rarely seen At an orchestral concert and the most
aelirhtfal part OF il the frank Joy NJ. Safonon
took ia his triumph
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AIBEMARLE-T. NJ Atkinson. Of Boston. and
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