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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
OPENING OF MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Work VIII Begin in New University Lab
oratories Next Monday.

The sixty-dfth year OF the New-York University
Medical College opened yesterday afternoon win
20 students In the entering class. which VIII be m
creased 20 10. The total enrolment i'm the four
classes viii he about $40 The new laboratories
wore THROWN oaen yesterday, ard regular Work
in them vii begin On Monday. rhe opening eN
srcissz consisted of addresses m the tarn-sie
Amphitheatre to the entering class BY Dean Es-
bert lie Fevre ana Chancellor MacCracken-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
-1 OVER BY CONSOLIDATED.

zrtuir,,atic conn. oet. f-The Willimantic 1rac-
ton COMPANY. which TWO >e'rs ago pun, a me ten
40 - ia property 10 the Consolidated Street
-he terms Of the transfer arc
MT nsd pabc A. Balte the In 9s So 599 with
rbe NcrUfeh and y eN -L-5laol 49, A--o4 = part
OF the CONSOLIDATED 3 SIGN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
= ooo mn SYNDICATE CLOSED.

=,,,.,,oate formed by J. & Y. seiiguan & 20.
and Redmond & Co 70 purchase $'''t.'' 'nIfaeo
ana 80 tr5s offered for sale by them this
hae haen closed This syndicate was formed
I7i short time ago and its PIotap, CS1lE Is a
800 r. q cation OF large detLia-A4 l-i'' ~" q
fzts for high grade bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
caaanlAN PACIFIC Rail WAY

=, z..,-,,b4- Sautnxs from vzncouvs< S1x 111~las
El1sn'7' china Philippine Islands
: Tartar Dot I r6 2 49,. = SIS
s5pss ~ cTina Nov 27th R. NJ = TaT1ar@s1 70
For FIT Havaitan 1slaudA Australia ana Ns~ Zeal Ane-
-. oct 18Th iMoana ------Ss0S- 1era
~ ate, and Information appy 2s1 5sn-s~s- as
I Eroadwav-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
49, Telp FOR MARY POWELL

m, hudson River steamer Mary Powell VIII
ne - +rip OF the season this afternoon for
kingston and way landings ,,,3,,,a their trims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

story brick dwelling house. on the south side Of
7sth-Et 2 feet west Of Park-ave The house oc-
cupaes ? Io' ~ ny t9 feet The parcel was sold il
foreclosure oy Herbert A. Sherr7a- N1 yy-fIcox
was counsel for The plalntIT IN ne strit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
PosrMAsTER RuYs PRoPERIY LM 79TA.sI

Postmaster William T.. Wilcox bought ~ auction
yse.4r6a, a. the Neu-Yark Real Estate Sales
rooms Nas- Il and 1e yesey st, for 3s1s5e. four
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
vance. from Colon.
q FOREIGN PORTS.

vance. from Colon
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP-Arrived April 24--Br ship Es-
kasoni, from Limerick.
Aorangi, from Vancouver.
CALLAO-Arrived April 22-Br ship Fair
GENoA-Arrved April 21-span stmr Isla
PORT NATAL-Arriyed April IS bark
Ruthwel. from Portland.
PORT PIRIE-Arrived April 2o-Fr ship
vile de Mulhouse. from Sydney.
GIBRALTAR-Passed April 24-Br strnr
Indrasamha. from Yokohama for New York
PERIM-Passed Mar 29-Br stmr Ciaver-
burn from New York for Manila.
ALGIERS-Sailed April 1s-Nor stmr For
tuna for Delaware Breakwater.
BREST-Saied prior TO April 21-Fr bark
'gdl15I MADBiRA@saii ns @ IL April Ser stmr Bur-
seF1nsSssll FERNANDo DO De Y NoRoNHANPassed April
1o-Ger stmr Nicara. from Hamburg for
PUNTA ARENAs-Arrived April e-Ger
stmr Uarda. from Hamburg
YOKoHAMA--Arrived April 22-stmr Hy-
sHANGHAI-sailed Mar 7-Br bark Comet,
| for Iquique: - ..
knight of st George, for Manila
SPARROws POINT-Passed down April 25
-Br stmr Indiana, from Baltimore for VAL
NANAIMo-Arrived April 25-Nor stmr IT.
tania, hence April n
| VICrORIA-Sailed April 26-stmr Czarina,
sYDNEYMsaiied April 2e-Bark John Cur
| rier, for Newcastle. Aus.
Arrived prior to April 26-Fr bark General
de Sonis hence Feb IS.
FLEETwO April 24-Fr bark
| La Rochejaquelin, hence Dec 25.
IPSWICH-Arrived April 26-Br ship West
| gate, hence Nov TO-
| HARwICH-Arrived April 26-Br bark
Austria. from Gulfport; FIR bark Europe, from
| Portland Ore
| NEWCASTLE, AUS-Arrived prior to April
oe-Br ship Cliftonford. .thence Mar s.
| IQUIQUE-Sailed April 26-Br bark Pallas,
for Vancouver.
| sINGAPoRE-Arrived April 22-Br stinr
| Claverburn. from New York
| GUATEMAEA-Sailed April 26-Ger stml
| Itauri, for San Francisco.
! OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arriyed April 26-Stmr Prin-
| cess Irene, from Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar
! stmr Teutonic, off Nantucket lightship; stni
Nederland from Antwerp; stmr Barbarcssa,
/ from Bremen
| Sailed April 2e-Stmr Noordam, for Rotter.
DAM stmr Lombardia, for Naples and Genoa;
| stmr Baltic, for Liverpool; stmr Oscar II, fol
QUEENSTOWN-Saii April 26-Stmr Iver-
| MA from Liverpool for Boston.
/ SOUTIIAMPTON-Saile april 26-Stmr
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from Bremen
/ for New York via Cherbourg.
! NAPLES-Arrived April 2e-Stmr Republic,
| from New York via Ponta del Gada.
HAVRE-Sailed April 2AStmr Sarmatian.
| from Glasgow and London for Montreal.
| AUCKLAND-Arrived April 2EStmr Sono-
ma. from San Francisco via Honolulu for
| Sydney N S W.
SYDNEY-Arrived prior to April 26-Stmr
Orange from Vancouver via Honolulu and
Brisbane.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Starts nn LONG nov

The Spreckeis tug Dauntless, newest OF the
elsck-stack feet. and the best and most pow
eftui long distance t0Wboat the Pacifle, will
4eaNe Monterey early this morning Tor Homo
luiu With the oil barge. Monterey, in tow.
captain Shea will be In command of the
Dauntless During her comparatively short
career the Dauntless has done q great deal of
ocean towing. On some OF her trips she has
encountered terrific storms. but in high seas
u Gains she has plugged along with her tow
Not nlishap Is marked up against her ami
70 her credit are 3 number Of new long-dis-
lance records. which are likely TO stand un-
broken for many daTs
The Dauntiess already has toWed the Monte
rey many miles. but this is the first time
ether The Dauntless CT anything OF her class
has tackled ocean voyage Of this length
with heavily laden vessel towing behind It
iS for voyages like this, however, that the
Dauntless is peculiarly fitted and when the
boats return il Is more than likely that there
viii be another new record established
Superintendent William Waning was in
Monterey yesterday and viii see the Dauntless
started on her long trip. The Dauntless is an
OIL burner and in her tanks carries enough
liquid fuel 70 run her at a ten-knot gait for
thirty days.
The Monterey has board 16, 600 barrels Of
oil for the Matson Navigation Company's de-
pot AZ the Hawaiian port.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Y. NJ. {. A. HOLDS
WORLD SESSION
Over One Thousand Delegates
Gather in Paris, Repre-
senting Twenty Nations
JAPAN AMONG LATTER

PARIS, April 26.-The worlds con-
ference of the Young Mems Christian
Associations, which is celebrating the
semi of the establishment OF
the international alliance of the asso-
Citations, was opened to-day in the
Charity Bazaar building. More than a
thousand delegates, representing twen-
ty nations, We're present. The Japa-
nese delegates hold credentials from
the Japanese Government and were
given special recognition by the asso-
citation. The American delegation in
cludes forty-five persons representing
various cities in the United States and
Canada. Dean Hall of Christiania, Nor
way, called the conference to order.
The following officers were elected:
President, Count Jacques de Portalles;
vice presidents, Prince Bernadotte, sec
ond son of King Oscar of Sweden and
Norway; Count Bernstorff of Germany,
Lord Kinniard of England and James
Stokes of the United States.
The opening address was by Prince
Bernadotte, president of the Scandina-
Wan associations. A striking feature
was the audience rising unanimously
and reaffirming the excellent basis
adopted fifty years ago for the exten-
sion of the Christian work of the or
ganization.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Departure i'm Marine BoiIerz

The Risdon Iron Works has been awarded
the contract for the boiler for the new steam
schooner Johann Poulsen, now being built at
Everett for SWEET & Loop Of this city. The
boiie ris OF the water tube type and is an
Improvement on the ordinary Scotch type Of
boiler is OF the water tube type and is an
IN that II Is more economical is lighter and
occupiCs less space. The Johann Poulsen will
be equipped with oil burning apparatus and
the highest results have been guaranteed. The
sea-going oredgers, Pacific and Atlantic both
on this coast. are equipped with the Risdon
water tube boilers OF the type which will be
installed IN the Poulsen. The dredsers have
been IN constant service for several years and
not one dollar has been spent for repairs TO
the boilers. The Pacific is now az this port
being converted into an oil burner.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Late Arrival at New York of
the Australian Mail Is
Responsible for Late
Departure.
DAUNTLESS STARTS
ON LONG SEA TRIP
Will Tow Heavily Laden Oil
Barge From Monterey to
Honolulu and Home
Again.

With more than 100 ca bin passengers
the Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Ventura, Captain Hayward, will sail
at O'Clock this evening for Honolulu,
Pago Pago, New Zealand and Austria
ia. The Ventura viii also carry a full
cargo Of general merchandise.
d The Ventura usually leaves this port
al ? O'Clock, but postponement of
her departure until six hours later was
rendered necessary, owing to the late.
arrival at New York of the British
Australian mails. The time lost by
the Atlantic liner which carried the
mails from England and on the Jour
ney across this continent will all be
made up by the Ventura before she
reaches New Zealand. She leaves port
this time equipped with two new pro-
pellers, and making up time will come
easy 10 her. Among her passengers
win be the following named:
For Honolulu-George Andrews. T. H. Ben
ton, Mrs G. l. Bigelow. F. Butler. Mrs But
Ter z 6 Cole William Daull. c N. Eddy,
rent W a Graham, F NJ. Hatch, Miss
Marietta Havens, G. Hernandez. Mrs Her
nandez John Hills, T. ". Hebron Frank
HoHe Mrs A. Z. Kandon. ". Marion, Rev
n oStroln. Mrs Ostrom. H. OstrOm Jr., Mrs
Ostron, Miss Ostrom. n. A Peairs, Miss A 1
Phillips, Mrs. L G. Scott Pietro Sosso Mrs
sosso. E r. stock. Frank Wyrnan. Miss = Z
BigeioW. Mrs. A Calhoun and child, Master A
Calhoun. ". Il Charlock Jr. Percy Hazard
J. Ne~berry. Mrs. F. A smith and child j
II. Stockton. Mrs. Stockton
Fsgo PaEo-Dr. Ludwig Imhon. R. H
Tucker, Miss Susie Bernard -
Aucklano-F NJ. Burtt and nurse Rev
James ErVine. Mrs Ervine. Mr. Howatt Mrs
Bowatt Edward Heke. Miss P. Herman, S
Porter, Master W X. Porter. A z Walker
sycnsy-H z Brock. J Brock. Mrs. E.
Case. Mrs. c. r. Evans. c. L. Haight Miss
n G Harmon. Mrs. c. J. Hollaway and child
G karins. Mrs karins Master Karfns Mrs F.
l. kellsr. Rev. J. F. King Mrs. King Fred
eI1ck Leavens. John Mclaughlin P T. Nor
gan, W r. NeTtns. E. c. Officer. Sir James
Laloot Powers. J. E Quinn W ]. Saunders
Mrs saunders, Mrs II. w Scale, William Al
word. c n Barker. Mrs. B. Devone R. Ellis,
- N t1ggins, c. Freestone ". lager, Mrs
Jager and child. Mrs. J. Macdonald E
. Brien, c. z. Peacock N. E. Robinson. r.
Scaoolng Mrs Scadding and child. D. Stewart
Harry Wits
Join at Honolulu for Pago PsEo-Dr. NJ
Hechlnger, Mrs. Rechinger
Join at Honolulu for sydney. J. G. wOolley,
Mrs. Woolley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Merchandise for Hawaii.

The steamer Nevadan was cleared yester-
day FOR Honolulu and Kahului with a general
merchandise cargo. valued at $760s2 The
following were the leading exports: 450 bbls
-four S4s9 ctls barley, l24 ctls corn, 541 bales
1925 lbs 10 cs millstufs $50 lbs sugar 10
bbls salmon. 1892 cs canned goods, $500 lbs
Goldfish. 1o2 pkgs fresh fruits 100 gals wine.
half-hbis beer. 5492 lbs fresh meat IA cs bak-
ing powder. $3.50 lbs lard. 500 lbs tea SO. 600
lbs rice. 30S4 lbs beans 1880 lbs coffee, 461
lbs butter. cs Spices 8 cs table preparations,
% pkgs paste. 1900 lbs salt, SO pkgs groceries
and provisions, 2T6 lbs IL bxs chocolate, 81
pkgs potatoes 1927 lbs ham and bacon 73o
lbs 1 cheese 1850 lbs dried fruit, 120 pkgs
dry goods. 26 cs boots and Shoes 43, 600 lbs
tin plate, 40 pkgs paper. drums carbide 10
cdrboys acid. 4 bales twine, 50 cs gasoline, 80
pkgs ma chluery, 293 plSgs paints and oils, 800
dynamite 100 kegs black powder, IA cs
fuse. cs blasting caps, As cs drugs and
sundries bdls brooms. 81 bxs soap II, 900
lbs sulphur IS bars iron 2765 lbs lead 20 cs
cigarettes, 10. 10 lbs tobacco. 43. 600 lbs tin
plate cs hats and caps, II prs wheels,
500 bdls shingles. $50 cs coal OIL 80 tins
matches 400 bbls cement 10 boiler tubes Al
bdls pipe 3140 cs tin cans. arms and am
building material, so bbls lime. 1880 lbs soda,
5 cows. mules
The bark Emily F. Whitney was cleared
yesterday for Malaweli with an assorted cargo,
valued at $15, 725 and including the following:
I25 bbls -four, 50 ctls wheat, 1885 ctls barley,
81 ctls oats. IL bales hay, 152 629 lbs bran.
5O57 lbs middlings, 1113 lbs beans SO pkgs
potatoes. a cs canned goods, 7S0 lbs lard.
200 lbs tea, 500 lbs butter 25 bread, 600
lbs goldfish 50 cs whisky. 30 pkgs groceries
and provisions, 1000 redwood posts. 16 pkgs
paints and oils, e5 tons fertilizer, 100 SKIS coal,
line ) tobacco 10 kegs spikes 353 rails,
36 bcls railroad material
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

Baliachulish. from Hamburg for Santa Ro-
April s-Lat 2 s, long IS w. bark Nuuanu.
from New York for Honolulu
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTLE-Sailed April 25-Stmr Bertha,
for Valdez.
way: stmr Geo F Haller. for Bristol Bay.
April 25-Ship America, for Nushagak
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived April 2s--Br
ship Springburn, from Santa Rosalia-
Sailed April 26-schr Prosper. from Blaine
AsToRIA~Sailed April 2s-stmr south
BALLARD-sailed April 26-schr w F.
Jewett, for San Pedro
less with schr Monterey in tow. from Tacoma.
TAToosH- Passed out April 2e-stmr Car
PORT HARFORD-sailed April 26-stmr
Bonita, for San Pedro.
SOUTH BEND-sailed April 2s--Bktn Ara
FORT BRAGG Arrived April 2e-stmr Ma
tional City. hence April 25 stmr James S.
WEsTPoRT-Arrived April 2e-stmr West
port hence April %
PORT Los ANGELEs-sa Sailed April 2s-
halls. for San Francisco
David for Comox, c.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived April 2e-stmr Helen
Drew. from Greenwood; stmr Centralia,
Nelson hence April "a; stmr Robert Dollar,
from Mukjlteo
Sailed April 26-Schr W Watson for
BelIingham: schr Forest Home for Grays
Harbor: stmr Rival for San Francisco; stmr
Chas Nelson, for San Francisco; stmr San
Gabriel for Umpqua River: schr Robert r
Hind for Grays Harbor: stmr Grace Dollar,
GRAYs HARBOR-Arrived April 25-schr
Watson West. from Mahukona.
SAN DIEGO-Saled April 26-Stmr Cali
fornian. for San Francisco.
TTLLAMOOK-Arrived April 2e-schr T
Hill hence April 49,
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived April 26-Stmr
Bonita hence April "a: stmr Queen, from San
Diego and sailed for San Francisco
EUREKA-Sailed April 26-Strnr Pasadena,
for San Frncisco stnlr Pomona, for San
Franchise
for San Francisco: stmr Santa Barbara for
San Francisco: schr John A Campbell, for
Portland.
Los Angeles; strr chas Nelson, for San Pedro
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-Saied April 26, / m-Br
stmr Coptic, for San Francisco
Sailed April 26-Stmr Alameda, for San
Arrived April 2e--ship William Frye. from
Shanghai.
ELEELE- Sailed April 2s-schr solano. for
San Francisco
HILo-sailed April 25-stmr American. for
Delaware Breakwater.
EASTERN PORT
NEW YORK-Arrived April 25-Stmr Ad-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Contic Leaves HonoIuIu.

The Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Companys liner Coptic Captain Finch. left
Honolulu for this port at 1 o'clock q. m. yes
terday. IL was reported that a case Of small
poX had been discovered on the liner, but the
steamship company has received no advices
70 that effect. Under any circumstance there
is not likely TO be any delay IN quarantine at
chis port II such case did develop. the
liner was fumigated thoroughly at Honolulu.
Dr. Gates. surgeon OF the Coptic, Is man
OF good judgment and time ago when
the Gaelic, saved that vessel a long de-
tontion IN quarantine by the effective manner
in which he handled a case OF contagious sick
ness. The quarantine officials al this port
have great confidence In Surgeon Gates and
Go not anticipate having TO be unkind 10 the
Coptie when she gets here.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Exports for the North.

The steamer City of Puebla sailed on Tues
day for Victoria with an assorted merchandise
cargo consigned TO various British Columbian
ports. valued at s15,9T2 and including the
folio-ing 54S pkgs fresh fruits 10 pkgs
fresh vegetables. 46 $50 lbs malt, 1850 lbs
dried fruit. 5o25 lbs raisins. 1878 lbs mill
stuns. cs arms and ammunition, 56.351 lbs
bluestone. 1G pkgs groceries and provisions
20e62 lbs coffee % cs champagne, 6l6 lbs
cheese. s64 lbs dried FISH, pkgs drugs. 2
# hardwood, Z pcs iron, 1922 lbs lead pipe, %
pkgs potatoes, 56s6 lbs. so cs paste, 8 pkgs
paint, 81 pkgs roofngs. los pkgs smelling
furnaces. so tons salt, IL bdls pcs steel 5
cs sewing machines, 25 bales twine % tubes,
pkgs windmill, Is pkgs wagon material The
steamer also carried 49, $50 lbs dried fruit.
valued at $780, en- route 10 Calgary, North
west Territory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


strnr Coos Bay, -Nicoson. 81 hours from
San Pedro etc, via Santa Cruz hours
Stmr Newsboy. Lee. IL hours from Mon
terey
stmr Brooklyn, Carlson. is hours from
.Stmr Umatilla, Nopander. so hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports.
stmr Samoa. Madsen. 1e hours from caspar;
bound south; put in TO land passengers
Stmr Scotia. Erickson. IL hours from Bow
ems Landing; up river direct
Ladysmith.
st1nr Argo. Grim, "a hours from Eel River.
stmr Eureka. Jessen. "a hours from Eureka.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, April 2e
Stmr Oregon, Warner, Astoria; San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship Company.
stmr State of California. Thomas. San Di-
ego; Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
Stmr Nevadan, Greene. Honolulu and Kahu-
lui; Williams, Dimond Co.
Alsss PseRers bsS Asseeiafion sss Atak
Bark Carondelet. Doyle. Bristol Bay; Alaska
Packers Association.
well and Kahului Alexander & Baldwin
Bktn City of Papete, stensland. codfishing;
Alaska Goldfish Company.
Bktn s. N. Castle, Ipsen, codfshing; e.
schr w H Dimond. Falkman. codfshing
schr Mary Sachs, Hultbers. Unalaska; F
Heselmeyer
SAILED.
Wednesday, April 26.
Stmr Arctic Nelson, Eureka.
Stmr Nebraskan, Weeden, Seattle.
Stmr Scotia, Erickson, Bowens Landing.
Stmr Samoa Madsen, San Pedro.
Stmr Corona, Gieow, Eureka.
Stmr Brunswick, Ellefsen, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Newsboy,~ Lee, Crescent iCty.
stmr Del Norte. Payne. Crescent City.
Stmr Prentiss. Ahlstrom, Eureka.
Bark VIII w Case Anderson, Bristol Bay.
Schr Spokane. Jameson, Port Gamble
Schr Mary c, Beck Bodega.
Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, Bolinas.
Schr Newark, Johnson Byxbees Landing.
SPOKEN.
April 24--IAt 30 40 N. long IA 10 w, stmr
AIiianca. from New York for Colon
Mar l3-Lat 90 S. long 20 w. Br ship
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Saws Watchmap Robbed Him.

James Drake, a Seattle saloon keeper. who
arrived yesterday. passenger on the steamer
Umatilla, claims to have been robbed during
the trip Of $3.50. He informed Policeman Ed
ner that he suspected Thomas Buckley the
lfnariils's saloon watchman, of being respon-
eible for the moneys disappearance Edner sent
Buckley to the City Prison, where he will be de-
icy 10 the City Prison. where he will be de-
tained until the alleged theft has been more
thoroughly investigated. Drake was asked by
Captain Walls ce, the superintendent Of the
steamship company, TO prefer charge against
Buckley. but Drake declined.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order Of occurrence to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of tho
day except when there are but three tides, az
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus @
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference 10 the mean
of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Water Front Notes.

The barkentipe City OF Pspeete cleared yes
1erday for a codhshsng cruise.
TIE bark Levi c.. Burgess cleared yesterday
for AIftak and the Carondelet for Bristol Bay
The American Hawaiian line freighter CALI
fornisn from New York left San Diego yes
terday for this port.
The Italian cruiser Umbria. which is max
ing her way lesurely TO this port is now at
San Pedro
The Sorweeian steamer TricoIor arrived yes
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
Light showers have fallen at Los Angeles
and San Diego and thunderstorm is report
ed at Salt Lake City. Conditions are favor
able for more showers in the valley of the
Colorado.
Warmer weather prevails in the Sacramento
Valley and conditions favorable for strong
north winds Thursday
The following high winds are reported: Eu-
rela 80 miles north: North Head, so north
west Boise &c northwest.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. April "a 1905:
California north OF Tehacha pi-Fair Thurs
day: fresh north winds in the great valley
fresh west winds on the coast.
California, south OF Tehachapi Cloudy
Thursday. light showers In the mountains ;
fresh south winds.
Nevada-Fair Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday;
light north winds changing to fresh west.
Los Angeles and vicnity-Cloudy unsettled
weather Thursday: fresh south winds
Sacramento-Fair Thursday; fresh north
winds
Fresno-Cloudy Thursday: fresh north wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Extensive Repairs to Thomas.

The contract for renewing the inside Of the
boilers OF the army transport Thomas was
awarded yesterday the Risdon Iron Works
on it's bid OF $4,000 and its guarantee to COM
plete the job within 50 days or forfeit $500
= day for every twenty-four hours that the work
takes beyond the specified time. There were
three other bidders. as follows: Union Iron
Works $4,000. work 10 be finished in 80 days;
Dyer Bros. $el. 600, in so days; Dundon Bridge
Company, $73 0O0 Ia $50 days
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Gives All Hands a HOLIDAY.

a born 10 S. O. Pasquinucci early
yesterday morning. and in honor Of the event
the boatbulder granted his two dozen en-
pioyes e holiday. Before dismiseing the men
for The day Pasquinucci stove in the head Of
health Of PasquinUcci junior was drunk by all
hands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

tons of coal
Robert Ingenlath who lives at the corner OF
Twentieth street and Hoffman avenue wes
treated at the Harbor Hospital for sprains and
bruises received in falling from a car at the
corner Of Clay and KeaTny streets
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The Norwegian steamer Guernsey (on Puget
Sound) is chartered for lumber thence to Cal
eutta at ABS: British ship Springburn (also
Puget sound. same business. thence to the
United Kingdom al 55s; both chartered prior to
arrival
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
nel Norte Drifts Ashor,e

The overturned hull Of the schooner Del
Norte capsized IN collision with the steam
schooner Sea Foam of Coquflle River few
days ago, has drifted ashore near the mouth
~ the CoquIle The derelict is pounding
heavily on the beach and viii become total
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
To SAN RAFAEL,
|aNI0lsAz n ROSS VALLEY,
:, - = MILL VALLEY,
(Ssk0!SIz CAZADER0, Etc.
aIslSElAAi Via sausaiaso Ferry
Via sausalito Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart week days at 700. 7:45, s:25. s:1o
ESQ. IL 100 a. m; 1920. 1:45. s:15 Abs. 5:15.
5.sO $50 T:15 300 1918 and IL :35 D. m.
Depart Sundays and holidays at 7:15 T:45
s.16 s:45 e:15 9:45. 1918, 10:45. IL rs IL as
m 1918 12:45. 1:15, 1:45 2:15. 2:45 3:I5
3:45. Ais. 4:45. Sis. 5:45. 6:15. 6:45, T:1B
17.45 s:15 for Sausaiito only. 800. 1918
For Fairfax. week days-7:45 a. m. 3:1s
.. m. Sis D. m Sundays and holidays
las. s:45, 9:15. 10:1e. LAS q. m. 1:15 p. m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m. daily-Cazadefo and way stations
9:15 a. m. Sundays and Holidays-Point
Reyes. ETC.
sis D. m. daily Except sunday)-For Point
Reyes. etc
s:15 D. m. Sundays and Holidays.
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market St
FERRY-Union Depot foot OF Market ST.