Racing Results in the East.NEW YORK, April21.—Aqueduct results:

First race, five furlongs, selling—

Wartenlchtwon. Impetuous second, Ponca third. Time,1:03. .. Second race, seven furlongs

—Francesco won,

Margraviat second, Early Eve third. Time,1:272-5. , ., ¦

-Third race, six furlongs, selling

—Belle of

Medford won. May Harrison second, Somorathird. Time. 1:15.

'Fourth race, four and a half furlonsra

—Bf>n-

son Hurst won, Alan second. Red Knight third.Time, :B3 3-5. ;

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• .Fifth race, five furlongs, selling

—Cradon

won, Cassvllle second, Trenthara third. Time,1:03 2-5.

Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling—Bounteouswon, Cresson second. Furlough IIthird. Time,1:29 3-5. _; ;.i,- . ¦

CHICAGO, April21.—Lakeside result.:First race, five furlongs, selling

—F. O. Good

won. Lucy • Crawford second, Overlace third.Time, 1:031-5.

Second race, five and a half furlongs—

Money-muss won,..Father Wantker second, Pretoriousthird. Time. l:CS3-5.

Third race, one mile and twenty yards—

Teu-cer won, Ecome second, Cogswell third. Time,1:45 3-5.

Fourth "race, one mile and seventy yards—

Plgby Bell won. Charley Moore second. RedApple third. Time. 1:47 4-5.

Fifth race, four and a half furlongs— Pennantwon. Computation second. Seize third. Time.:55 8-5. •

Sixth race, one mile and twenty yards—

Mod-erator won. Lavator second, Big Injun third.Time, 1:441-5.

MEMPHIS, April 21.—Montgomery Parksummary:

First race, five furlongs, selling—

Eva Russellwon. Votary second, Ben Chance third. Time.1:0346.

Second ¦race, five furlongs

—Waln-a-Molnea

won,-

S«voy second,.Ice King third. Time,l:0l%.-4aB$SIB?4lCa&AM

Third race, four and a half furlongs—

"Wood-lake won. Lady Lake second, Au Revolr third.*Time. :58?i. . <.

Fourth race. mile. Gayoso Hotel stakes, $1000added

—Terra .Flrma

'won, La Crlmae second.The Rival.third. Time. lM2%.

Fifth. race, one mile and an eighth—

TheLady won. Scarlet Lilysecond. Maxlmua third,Time. 1:54%.

Sixth race, one mile, sjj^ig—

Mr. Pomeroywon. Ermack second. ChoralBoy third. Time,1:42%. '-•••.

Seventh race, one mile—"Wild Pirate won.Satin Coat second, The ,Four Hundred third.Time, 1:«U.

Second race—

-Tonie, EsterneU^Winnecook.

Third race—

Little Margaret,Amoruna, Donami.

Fourth race— John Boggs, DolllaWeitho_; Katie Walcbtt.

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Sift— raca—

Quadra, CoastabI*,

Sixth'race—Sernota, Hubus, Baa-

First race—Lento, El Filar, NedDennis.

SELECTIONS FOB TO-DAY.

Manager Price stated yesterday thatabout $4500 was realized on the Milroybenefit.

Persico was not seriously injured when

Reina 1 de Celia fell with him In the third

"Donnelly and Conley divided the sad-dle horors, each riding two winners.

"Horses in Training, 1303," ?s out, andcan J>e obtained from the .publisher. .H.A.Buck, 571 Fifth avenue,: New York. Jtcontains a complete list of the horsesin training, both East and West, as wellts the owner, trainer and stable jockey.The. price is $1. '¦-.-. --Following are the entries for this'after-noon's events.

First race— Seven furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and upward. -

l_g&g£p_V«f5(•>701)Master Cal. ..100 3C14 Parsifal ". ....1082701 San AugusUnelOrtl .... Ban Laddie... 1063«03 Lento .... 102 3617 El Pllar .....1042701 Boardman ¦.-.113! 3C2S Rainier .'..-...109P.568 Nilgar........ 1C9I 3018 FlrstShot ...10.?SttlO'Ned Dennis,. .104 13374 Free Lance ... 1123ti20 Fondo .: 101 3623 Gold Baron. .'.1043027 Mont. Peeress. 031 : ¦ ,

Second race— Five furlongs; selling; three.-year-old fillies. ,'(3Bll)Halmetta 112 3570 Esternell

-107

3617 Annie. Max...107 3570 Nonl* ..; 1123325 Torlla ..107 3C11 Knocking* ...107SSUft Winnecook ...107 S«27 Catbello 11_.3011 Pirate Maid..107 3503 Sterl. Towers.107

-Third race— Four furlongs; selling; two-year-

olds. . / <v ..'.'-" f •*..-: . ¦'¦¦¦ , ¦

SG13 J.*H,.Bennctt.1 10 3CC0 Darante ..... 107

3570 Temprano ....107 nC07.Pre»to!us .I..107¦3C13 Levant ..:..:.110 3522 Donaml 110

Track Notes.

terday three favorites of the pro-nounced type were laid low and two otherlukewarm ones were tardy in reaching

the wire. The attendance continues ggod

and there appears to be no end of. money

in circulation.Fourteen ordinary platers faced the

barrier in the opening scramble, and it

wore such an open look that the favor-ite, Senora Caesar, was quoted at 5 to1. The winner turned up in The Scot,

a 7 to 1 chance, ridden by Donnelly,¦which came strong at the finish, beat-ing Auriffera

- nearly two lengths. Thefavorite ran a good third.

Amoruna, the diminutive filly from theBurns & Waterhouse stable, was picked

as one of the soft things of the card.She closed in the betting a 4 to 5 chance,

and in a long drive Troxler got her upjust in time to beat. Maud bherwood anead. The odds • against- Trim droppedfrom 12 to 3 on the strength -of a stabletip. and the St. Gatien fllly finished

-fair third. '.': '*.',"'•#

An early plunge on Florinel, one- of.thirteen starters in the, third sprintingevent,- forced the price from 20 downto 3 in no time. Donnelly had the mounton the little gelding, and, passing Mac-Flecknoe, the favorite, in the stretch,won at the wire by more than a lengthirora Modder. ¦ This was one of the tewraces on which the books suffered.'Barney Bchreiber scratched Brutal fromthe niile and a sixteenth selling affair,

and Andy Blakeley' s mare Anthracitewas made the medium of a heavy plunge.

An 11 to 10 favorite, she displayed symp-

toms of speed, but was not placed atthe finish. r Conley rode amost energetic ;finish on the .7. to.1. shotFxpedient, downing Plan -nearly -.alength. Canejo, a 30 to 1 outsider, % ran

The defeat of Meehanus by.Milas Intheseven-furlong selling number 'hit the tal-ent a severe blow;. Caesar."* Young's horsewent into

'the starter's hands a 3 to 2

favorite, and from his many mishaps en-countered during the trip it is'quite ap-parent

' Donnelly does not understandmanaging the chestnut. Larry Paly onMilas rode one of his good races, .get-ing In half- a length

-ahead of the first

choice at odds of-

6 to 1. KUty Kelly

Old Wolhurst scored his fifth straightvictory by disposing of a very fair Heldin the .concluding mile .and fifty, yard-selling affair. Conley' had tne leg'up;and after getting lostled about at thestart climbed up among the' leaders Inthe stretch and led Horton out ina'nerceNdrive. Larry Daly' made altogether toomuch early use of the favorite;. Artiila,vith a result that his mount was notP^ced. ___; _ ,

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S the season at Oakland draws to

J\'

a close most of tho fields are large

ZA\ and unwieldy and class does not_T)Vreceive much representation. Yes-

Sixth race^—

Seven furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and upward.3610 Mam. HildrethlOl 3621 Rubus 105349S Bassenzo .....105 3609 The Singer ..1113622 Merops 109 3600 Bernota .....IOS(3627)Klng Dell!s.'..m 3625 Billy Moore..1CS3614 Ben Ledl .....107 8611 Maraschino .. 97350T Aloha II..,.111 3616 Windward *..112.3616 Tlzona ....... 166 t(3614)Prestano -....873614 Foul Play :..107« ,

Fifth race—

One mile; selling:; three-year-3611 Dawson 104 3624 Matin Bell... 023611 Vasallo 104 3626 Baldo 1W3624 Dwight Way..104 3611 Claudator 043603 Constable ....104 3611 Geo. Whitney. 973611 Sir Claua W 3611 Sol 1M3581 Legal Maxim. M 35SO Quadra 1033623 Headstrong .. 91 3623 SwlfMight ...10U

Fourth race—

Futurity course; eelllnr; four-year-olds and upward.3620 Devereux-..: .111 32S7 The Miller....1113fl20 Alfred C 114 3612 Katie WalcottlO!)3583 Mallakwa ....114 3467 Clarando 1093573 Isaltne 109 3.107 John Boggs...lH3596 Dol. Welthoff.109! 3627 Skip Ma 10*3612 Mike Strauss. Ill8413 Urchin Ill

(3620)Mar|neuse ...103' 3620 Mlka Rice ...1U

360T Clarlnette ....107 3522 Sablnal ... 110S»66 Monteznma ..110 (3K50)Amoruna ...!lO735&4 Lit.Margaret. 107 3600 Tamm. Hit3607 Tom Mitchell.109 3570 Len Reno ... 107

; OAKLANDRACETEACK-Monday, April 21.-Weather fine. Track fast

3«20. FIRST RACE—Five and a half furlongs; selling; 4-year-olda aad up; to flrat. 1325.-. -:¦

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~~ : I j ; ~BetUng.

Index Horse. Age, Weight. St. '%.' %. Str. Fin. I Owner and Jockey.-

Op. CU

2S66 The Scot, 0 ..101 2 5 % 2 ?i 2 2 11% L. B. Wood Donnelly 6 T3450 Aurlffera, a 104 1 12 1 lVa 1 h 2 % Klunder & Burns. L.Daly 15 63620 Senora Caesar, 6. 00 8 3^3% 3% 3% Elmwood Farm.J.Sheehn 4 S'MM Casdale, 0........104 3 2 1 4n 4 1 4 1 F. J. StoerS-.Waterbury 10 123209- Heraldo. 5. .'..;...100 0 '7 hil.&Vt 51 52 M. Kane See "10 Id

'S544 Rey Hooker, 6...la* ti 4h 7.% 6 1 6 1 T. F. Latta..Fauntleroy 6 1031C7 . Raclvo, 5 .:..102 4 .6 1 81 74 74 E.W: Newth ..Hoar 6 63426 Idalette. 5 104 7 81 5h 8 1 81 J. C. Nealon Ransom 50 1003507 Idaho Chief 11^ 4. US 10 9 1 9 1 0 2-

"9 2'

IE. E. Randall Persleo 20 3O3430 The Fiddler. 4 101 5 10 10 10 10 J. H. Walker...Webster SO 503419 LittleGun, 4 107 11 11 11 11 11

"J. Lodge *Co.. Frawley 6 1O

35CS Carlonian, 4 108 12 12 12 12 12 P. Sherklan A. Kelly 20 153377 John Welch, 5.;. .111 13 13 13 13 13 W. H. Lynch.J.McCarty 4 9

'3341 Quldado, 5.... ...100 14 14 14 14 14 C. Mantalen Rowan 60 100Time—yw :24?4; 14, :50%; 5&f. 1:09%. Good start. Won cleverly. Second and third driv-

ing. Winner, L. B. Wood's br. g. by St. Andrew-Briar Rose. Winner probably be»t,Racivo pocketed on the irail last part. . Scratched

—Aunt Mary 00. ' '._ _ __

SO3O. SECOND RACE— -Four furlongs; selling; maiden two-year-old miles; to first, $325.~: : '¦ ¦

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Betting.Index Horse and Weight. St. %. ¦ 9£. ¦ Str. Pin. -Owner and Jockey. Op. CL.3C1S Amoruna .'...107 1 ... .2% 2 2 lb Burns & Waterhs.Troxlr T-10 4-53600 Maud Sherwood.. 110 4 ... -ll&l'h 2 4V D. Cameron Conley 3 *3522 Trim

'107 3 ...'84 31 3%'. El Primero SUblc.See 12 6

:5fi00*Escarola 107 7 ... -1*Vi 4' % 4 1.. E.J.BaUlwn & Co.Ransm 5 12

3552 Gorgalete 112 5 ... 5 1^51 .5^ Theo. Winters.J.McCthy 50 100,3613 Phyz :.*..1O7 0 ... & 1% 1 84 John Kane Prior 20 40

3570 Minnie DrosseU ..107 12 ... 10 7 2 7 l\i J. E. King A. Kelly 50 t>O3600 Jennie McGowan.. 107 2 ... 6h 8 1-81 . B.. Schrelber Donnelly 50 :.C35S2 Fire Dance... 107 6 ... 4 & 0 3 9,4 ' Papinta Bozeman 60 1003582 Katanga ...... ..107 8 '-"... 11 10 10-

-A; B. Ppreckels.L. Daly 10 12

3570 Josie Wheeler 107 11 ... 9 % IV 11'•• E. I.Wheeler Hoar .60 60

3G00 Sultelma 112 10 ... 12 12- 12 L.Morehouse Frawley 50'

100

Time—

]/4, :25; %, :i9%. Good start. Won llrst three .drhrlne. Winner, Burns & Water-¦ .house's ch. f. by Lovdal-Kruna. Amoruna outstayed Maud. Trim no excuses. Gorgaleta.showed . Improvement. Fire Dance had early speed. «V^>3031. THIRD RACE

—Five and a half furlongs; selling; four-year-olda and up; to flrst.»$325.

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~-i

~ ' ~~Betting;

"Index Horse. Age. Weight. St. i%. %. S|tr. .Fin. ; Owner and Jockey. Op. Cl.

'3573 FlorlflelII,5.. ...101 3 . 4 % 2;%, 2 % 11% O. F. Johnson.. Donnelly 20 33557 Modder, 4 .108 5 5-% 3:Vi S% 2 1,. J. M. Crane Troxler 8 103fi27 MacFlecknoe, 5...Ill4 1 94 1%.1, h 3 3.,. Green & Henry...Conley 2 14-53588 Sailor, 4. ....101 C 72 5h 4% 4 3 ." Goo. Webb Hoar 15 20S517" Novla. a 100 2 "2 h 4 1% 5 1 5 1% J. G. Brown & Co.UDaly 8 «3U12 Fausturo. 6... 107 7 .0 2 1 V% 6 2 tj t^ d. M. Hanlon..Bozeman 2 33503 . Winnebejour, 4...102 8 % 8 2 7 1 7 1 J. D. Lucas. .Fauntleroy '15 3t>3413 Intrada, 4........ 9« 1 3 1 6 % 82 82

'E. I.^TVheeler Dyer 50 150

3575 Road Agent, 4.... 08 0 ft ¦ 9 1 I>1 OH Covlngton & Co.McGvrn 100 2003031 Mellocole, .4. ..'...105 11 11 10 3 10 3 10 4 Fred Ohe...:..A. Kelly 30 203389 J. Richelieu, J., 4.101 12 12

'111 . 11 11- IE. Lloyd &Co. .Webster 100 200

3583 Relna de Cella, 4. 96 10 10 12* Fell ... [W. McGulre Persico . 30 CO3575 Harry Thoburn. a.102 Ran away, ....... ... (L. Levy Bell 7 15Time—U, :25; Yi, :50%; 5^f, 1:00. Good start. Won first three driving. Winner. O. F.

Johnson's ch. g. by'Fonso-LaBelle III.Florinel was ¦ bumped In the stretch and then won. cleverly. MacFlecknoe quit. Fausturo can do'better. Scratched—

Alfred C 114, Talma 111,

3G32. FOURTH RACE—One and a sixteenth miles; Belling;3-year-olds and up; to first. $325.—j

i ¦ i j ;— ....... r

' . ¦ ; I BetUng.Irdex Horse. Age, Weight St. #. %. Str. Fin. Owner ,and Jockey. Op. . Cl. •

3822 Expedient, 5...... 113 9 .9V,"71% S h 1% P. E. Smith Conley 5 73610. Plan, a 113 5 3 1 3 1% 2 % 2 2% J. Conway...... Frawley 2 43610 Canejo. 5 106 1 7% 6 3 5132 Owen Bros Prior 30 153620 Ras* 4.. .....105 8 1% 13 11 4 i,J J. Green Hoar' 10 153010 Elfonse, 4........ .110 10 8 2 5 h 4 h 5 % C. P. Flnk..J. McCarthy 15

'15

3610. Anthracite. 5.... .106 4-

5 1- 4 h-

7. 4 . 6 ltf A. G. Blakeley See 8-5 ll-lu8606 Invlctus '4.......105 3 -.10 . 9 5 • 8 10 7 2 Jas. Wilson... J. Sheehan 20. '.203(i28 BillyLyons, 4.;. .110 6

"2 1% 2 6 % 8 15 J. B; Bortano.. Bozeman !20 30

360,1 KUleen,5.,.. 108 2 . 4 % ." 9 10 9 10 . M.:AHman... Romero 1(W.:15O3366. Justus Goebel. 4:,105 7 . 6 % 10;. 10 10 W. F. GUbert.Fauntleroy 150 300Time—%. :24V-:%, :40; %, 1:15%; m.;1:43; 1 1-16 m.. 1:49^1. Good start. Won first three

driving. Winner, P. E. Smith's ch: g. by Flambeau-Experiment. Winner an excellentstretch runner. Plan lost the race by swerving In the last few yards. Rasp quit: An-thracite "dogged" it. Scratched— Brutal 110, La Borgia 106. Vasallo 105, Gawalne 110.

3033. FIFTH RACE—Seven furlongs; selling; 3-year-olds and up; to first, |325._______ -p ,

-^., • -,

_ _______Index|Horse, Age, Weight. St. %. V>. Str. Fin. Owner and Jockey. Op. Cl..(2509) Mllas,'3 104 1 1% 2n21 1%- W. B. Jennings. I_ Daly -4 53004 Meehanus, 6.. 114 6 6 v 5 h 3 14 2 1 Caesar Young...Donnelly 6-5 S-2(3604) KittyKelly,5 107 4. 4hll 1% 84. W. L.Stanfieid. .Troxler 4 18-5(3610) Sly, a Ill3 3n 41.51 4 i/5 ,D. M.Hanlcn..Bozeman 3 4S500 Dandy. 3 101 2 2 1^31. 6 53 Montana stable Hoar 15 393H27 KUldoe. 3 95 5 5n 6 4 h 6 ,B.'Schrelber.. L. Spencer 10 25Time— J,4, :24; %,

':49H: %. 1:15; %. 1:28. Poor start. Won cleverly. Second . and third

driving. Winner, W, B. Jennings & Co.'s br. c. by Midlothian-Ealvora. Milas best handled.Meehanus a poor breaker away from the barrier. Sly ran a cheap race. Scratched

—Moa-

bina 93, Aloha IIJ>9. N1Jga3,jP°-_^ taL??-:- J?^^-^'-^^"?,^'. ,_ ,^-^ ._-_-^-L^:^-..-^;_^_ ,SG34. SIXTH RACE—One mile and 50 yard3; selling; 3-year-olds and np; to first.<32S.. - . . •'•¦ Betting.

Index Horse, Age, Weight St. .%. %. Str. Fin. Owner and -Jockey. Op. Cl.

(5022) Wolhurst a 112 7-7 .7 lh 1 Vt Montana stable. ..Conley 3 43H16 Horton, 6..:.. 115 3 6 2% 6 3h 2 1% J. McGovern.... Frawley 4.11-2

(3010) Straggler, a 116 4 5 1 2n 2 1^33 O. W. Boesecke.. Romero 10 153628 Dlomed, 5 112 6 415 h 4h.4n J. G. Brown &Co.Troxlr 4 73580 Artllla,5 . 110 1 3% 4% 61 6 5 C. W. Carroll...L. Daly 9-5 13588 Jim Hale. 4 100 2 11:1%5% 65 W. L.Stanfieid. Donnelly 7 S

¦3653 Diderot, 4 109 5 2 h 3 & 7 7 J. P. AtXin See 8 15

Time—

% :24%; %, :49%; %, 1:16; ro., 1:42%: ml 50 yards, 1-AS. Good start. Won firstthree driving. Winner. Montana stable's b. g. by Ventllator-Nutbrown. Cut off soon afterthe start/Xonley on winner persevered and put Mp a strong finish at' the close. Too muchweight on Horton. Daly made too much early use of Artllla. Jim Hale quit. Scratched

—Ledaea. 110. Lento 107. Tufts 104, Limelight 112. Free Lance 115.

THE CALL'SRACING;FORM OHA.K.T

RESULTS OF MONDAY'S RACING AT OAKLAND TRACKTHE..SAN FRANCISGO CALL.,/ TUESDAY, APRIL 32, 1902. 13

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2single furnished rooms; $5 and $6.

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions¦received at Call branch office. £200 Flllmore.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andFubscrlptlons has been established' at 1000Vnlpnc'a st.- •'¦ ¦

¦„ , ROOMS AND BOARD.MEREDITH. 218 Turk

—Sunny front rooms;. electric lights: hot and cold water: modern;

first-class board; reasonable; phone South 829.

CALIFORNIA. 807 (Stevenson Mansion)— Selectfamily hotel; exceptional table; popular rates.

VAN NESS,. 519—Handsome furnished sunny,suites, tingle -first-class table board.

VAN NESS.. 607—

To a .refined, couple; lnrjjij'funny parlor, with board; in private home.

VAN NESS ave., 815—

Sunny rooms; ,excellentboard; $45 and $40: also a suite. '

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SPECIAL NOTICES.NOTICE Is hereby given that the Maria KipOr-phanagc, at 620 Lake.st., San. Francisco, has¦ received the following orphan and halforphan

Klrls. from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1902: Hazel W'West, 0 yra.:Daisy Rood. 11 yrs.;Elsie ¦ m!Mopgride, 2 yrs. 6-mos.: Blanche M. Wilson0 yrs.; Erol Goldstein, 10 yrs. ;Hazel I.Wolfe12 yrs.;Louisa B. Loeser. 0 yrs.;Hattle H*Nsindeck, 10 yrs.;. Juanlta Tomllnson, 12yrs.; Evelyn Raymaud. 7 yrs,

BAD tenants ejected for ?4: collections made:city "or country. PACIFIC COLLECTIONCO.. 415 Montgomery, rooms fl-10: tel. 8580.

:'.PIERCE-RUDOLPH' Storage and Moving Co

office Post and Powell sts.; tel. Main 5713. ¦«;¦!GOLDEN WEST Storage Warehouse 840 Mls-

elon St.; tel. Howard 941; ;F. W. ZEHFUSS.BEKINS Van and Storage Co... 630 Market st.;tel; Main 1840; shipping at cut rates.

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PACIFIC Storage and Furniture .Moving Com-pany. 2320 Flllmore st.:phone Jackson 281.' •;

,SEWING-MACHINES ¦ AND SUPPLIES.:

ALLkinds bought, sold, rented, exchanged; re-. pairing; lowest rates. Tel. Green 144. -205 4th:

ALLkinds bought.Bold, rented, ex.;¦repairing;lowest rates; phone Howard 32W. U5 Sixth..

oil;

OIL tanks, 2nd-hand. In good order; all «lzes;cheap. H. S. WHITE. 130-132 Beale St.

PERSONALS. .AN elegant line of remnants for suits to order,

$15; with these suits we make an extra pairof pants free of charge; other suits on Install-ments, SI weekly. L. LEMOS. 1117 Marketst., between Seventh and Eighth.

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HAVE you pimples, wrinkles, freckles/ rednose,

'falling hair, dandruff, eczema, gray

hair, bald head? I'guarantee a cure or nopay. The Bohemian Specialist, 131 Post St.

ELECTRIC light in every room—

WinchesterHotel. 44 Third St., near Market; 700 rooms,25c to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week;

free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferry.

MAYDesigner and Standard Patterns just out;newest shirt waists and jackets with postil-lions and peplums. Call to see at Domesticoffice, 1021 Market St., near Sixth. • - ;

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WHAT do you think? O. BERMAN, 4SEllis, makes colored shirts to order; $1 each;same as white shirts; selection 300 patterns.

HAIR dyeing; bleaching a specialty; shampoo-ing 50c; hair dried by electric drier &dressedin 30 mm. Miss A.V.Doyle,17C2 Mkt. Op. 10th.

Electrolytic removal of moles and superfluoushair; permanent; painless; free, treatment;work guaranteed. Miss C.Dudley, 1702 Market:

AT less than cost, uncalled-for suits, overcoatsand trousers at CHARLES LYONS', Londontailor. 721 Market st.

MONET loaned at low .interest; gold, silver,diamonds, pearls and precious stones boughtat W. J. HESTHAL'S. 10 Sixth st.

WHITE enamel iron beds, singled three-quarteror double. $2 25. EASTERN OUTFITTINGCO.. 1310-1312 Stockton St., near< Broadway.

A—Ifyour hair is falling-or you are bald, call on

Dr.G.S.Moore,332 O'Farrell .send for circular.

SUPERFLUOUS hair and moles destroyed withelectric needle. MISS EATON. 1119 Sutter st.

IMAKE first-class wigs and front pieces-;hairdressing. 25c; shampooing, 50c; manicur-Ing 25c. G. LSDERER. 123 Stockton st.

ELECTRIC needle specialist; .superfluous hairand moles destroyed. Mrs.H.Eaton,427 Sutter.

DR. THIELE, German specialist, removed from110 Geary to 101 Eddy St., corner Mason.

Mrs. Brigos—

Superfluous hair, moles destroyedby electricity. 1719 Buchanan; tel. West 25tf.

TAILOR-MADEsuits. $7 50; dress pants, $2 50:MisfitClothing Parlor, cor. Bush and Dupont:

Masquerade costumes at H. Anderson's, theat-rical costumer. 28 O'Farrell; country orders.

Electric &electric-light baths, massage, hot airtreatment for rheumatism, etc. 233 Geary,r.27.

SUPERFLUOUS hair and moles removed byelectric needle. Dr.&-Mrs.Traverse. 1170 Market.

ALFREDUMS Egyptian Henna; restores grayhair to Its natural color; ?1; at all druggists.

ONE MUNTUTE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS CUREinttantly: 10c and 25c. Alldruggists.

MASQUERADE costumes, play books, wigs;country orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. 733 Mkt.

DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT,thebest corn cure. 25c; all druggists.

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A "VY EEK'S news for5 cents— The Weekly Call,16 pages. In wrapper for mailing; $1per year,

PHYSICIAKS AND SURGEONS.*

RUPTURE and' piles cured: no pay until cured;no operation, no detention from business; allprivate diseases treated successfully; consul-tation free. Drs. Forden & Porterfield, 6 Turk.

DR. J. W. SEELEY. 207 Powell st.— Specialistfor insanity, fevers and rheumatism; also forepilepsy, pneumonia and sexual diseases.

DR. C. C. O'DONNELL—

Office and residence,1021UMarket St.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.

RJIAJL^ESTATE— CITY—^£^_J^^

FIFTY lots In the tide lands In the city andcounty of San Francisco, belonging to theHale estate, were sold at auction on.March21; the time for confirmation of the sale bythe Superior Court has. been set for April2S,at 2 o'clock p. m.. in Department 9; any per-son may appear in court on that day andoverbid the purchasers; the highest bidder.. Ifthe price Is satisfactory to the court, will. secure the property. For other property ofthe estate for sale same day see "CountryReal Estate" and "Financial" columns ofthis paper. For all information, apply to

McGLYNN & MENTON.Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, room' 22,

Chronicle building.- ...

JOSEPH STRAUB,. 850 Market st., corner Stockton.Telephone Grant 177. . ..."

Real Estate Agent.Property Bought and Sojd.

Rents .Collected. -• , , . -,..;IIAXGHTand Fillmore sts.. northwest oarnf;-;

-transfer point; 150x137 :G. ASHTON. &GARDINER. 411 Montgomery st.

$5500—^Blg sacrifice; nice- flats; .well rented;-choice location Mission. Owner, box 49S9, Call.

$5500—

MUST be sold; $3000 cash only; rent*$60. Apply 2623 Sutter st.. near Lyoii.

REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY—For Sale

THE Hale ranch, near Mountain ..View, SantaClara County, was sold at auction on March22 In nineteen subdivisions :the time' for con-firmation of sale by the Superior Court hasbeen set for April 28. at 2 o'clock, p. m.; In

| Department 9; any person may appear incourt on that day and overbid the purchasers;the highest bidder, if the price is satisfactoryto the court, will secure the property. Forother property of the eftate for sale sameday. see "City Real Estate" and "Financial"columns of this paper. For all information,apply to

McGLYNN& MENTON.Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, room

_2. Chronicle building.

jA BARGAIN—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.~*|

A 10-acre full bearing prune orchard InSanta 1 Clara Valley. 14 mile from public,grammar and high schools; improvements area modern S-room cottage, with bath and toi-let, stable, carriage-house, tank and wind-mill,man's quarters, chicken-house and yard,deep well, irrigating plant, steam pumps InI

: perfect order; full line of orchard Imple-ments; will be sold on easy terms to suitpurchaser. Inquire J. H. PERINE, 32SMontgomery st., room 211, San Francisco.

¦ FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO-—

Small tracts. $60 to S90 per acre, on RanchoCotatU Sonoma Co.;.future value assured, asSen Francisco la growing- rapidly; locationbest for poultry and general farming. Applyto The Cotatl Co.. 302 California st., forpamphlets and Information. . • . ¦

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600 ACRES at a bargain: fine land: no adobe:oak tree?: very best of Improvements; goodwater rupply; adjoining railroad station ;< 12trains each way dally; just the place to sub-divide. GEORGE W. LOVIK. Redwood City.

A~KNAP—

Finest country home in San MateoCounty: 23 acres of beautiful grounds; -ele-gant resldnnce barns, etc.; U mile from sta-ticn; 2I» miles from city: 26 dally train-.

GEO. W.- LOVIE. Redwood City.

PROFITABLE orange, lemon, peach and prunelands to sell: right locality: big money; easy

payments. HEALY& CARR. 927 Mkt. r. 203.

Santa CUra Valley. San Jose and Peninsularproperties, see WOOSTER. WHIT-TON • *MONTGOMERY. 634 Market. S.F.. &San J.

FOR sale—

152 acres or farm and orchard land,4V4 miles to railroad, with or without stock,etc.; no agents. 330 •£ Sixth"St.. fl to 12 a. m.

CASH fortyour country or suburban property.Land Dept.. American Guaranty and TrustCo., .Hay ward building. . . • ,

CHOICE country lands for sale: Land Dept.,AmerlcanGuaranty&Trust Co..Hayward bldg.

A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—

The Weekly Call.16 pages. In wrapper for mailing.$1 per year.

POINT RICHMOND* REAL ESTATE.BEFORE buying In any tract send name to

Albert W. Bell. 3553 20th St.. city(few snaps).

SUHURBAN REAL ESTATE.ROSS VALLEY—10-room furnished house, nearetation, for rent from June 1; rent SUO'per

month. J. TUNSTKAD San An«x»Imo. .- ,-

OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTSOFFICE— 3113 bkOADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. x

$400 CASH, $10 monthly—

5-room cottage; 2acres; artesian wells;'outbuildings; immenseehade trees; profusion of shrubbery; creekrunning water the year round ;.superb soiland finely sheltered; away from fogs 'and, winds; an ideal spot for a home; city water :and sewer; ctreets macadamized; electriccars front the property; postofflce. school,churches, storc-s, etc.; business center; a rarebuy; adjoining East Oakland; price,, all told,$2G00. Call or-s«nd forcircular; 455 Seventhst., opposite Broadway Station, Oakland; 1

carriage free. H. z. JONES.

OAKLAJ<££UItNISHED^LATFOR SALE.COZY flat containing 15 rooms, neatly fuir^

nlshed; good reason given for selling: a bar-gain: good location. Inquire of ALBERTSCHMIDT. 1122 13th ave.. E. Oakland." Cal.

OAKLAND IlOARDEttS. /

FURNISHED rooms with or without board;meals ?5 per week; everything first-class.KUth Ave. "House, 6th ave. and 18th St.,East Oakland. . ..

OAKLAND^FIIRNITIJRE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE good and cheap this -month. H.SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh et., Oakland.

Secretary

MISCELLAXEOCS FOR SALE—Con.r.dison phonographs, records supplies. mo\ing

picture machines, films. Bacigalupi. 033 Mkt.CAROLINE engines, all sizes new and 2-hand

and launches. J. E. DOAK. itiFremont St.BOATS, launches, r^wbeats carried In stock.

PAKER & HAMILTON.SAFES— New and second hand.' THE HER-

MAN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento st.Foil Fccond-hand m.v;hlnery.englnes and boilersgo to D.J.McMasf?rs,SE. cor.2nd &Branpan.

1ST -CLASS 2d-hand modern enirines & boilersbought, sold. Krogh Mfg. Co.. 519 Market st.

MAGIC lanterns new and 2d-h—nd moving pic-tures. BirLLARD & BRECK. 131 Post st.

ENGINE? and boilers; second-hand machinery.J. BURKE. i;» B«?ale st.

MISCKUAXKOCS AVANTS.BIG prices paid for sealskin coats; also gents.'

full dress and Tuxedo suits. Portland LoanOffice. _5 Stockton St.; phone Bush 4S4.

WANTED—

Brick to lay by the thousand. . Ad-dress CHAS. EDWARDS, 934 Howard St.

TOOLS and machines for picture frame maker.J. JONKS SR., 759 Mission; letter or 6 p. m.IWJL.L pay good cash prices for old sealskins;

6<nd postal; willcall. Box 4960. Call office.

TILTON-.-ants good second-hand clothing andtheatrical goods. 151 9th St.; tel. Jessie 2851.—

IM-hand electric motorc. all sizes, anycondition. FarnsworthElectrlcalW-s.,41STurk.

A—HERMAN MURPHY. C01-602 Examiner big$4.5tHMMjO at Lowest Rates

,O.i yu-st and Second Mortgagesr ........ On Life Interests in Estates<"^ Property Being Held In Trust

Undivided Interests in Real EstateLife Insurance Policies; Estates in Probate.Financial Problems of all sorts and sizes.

IF YOU NEED MONEYSee HERMAN MURPHY. 601-002 Examiner.

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MANHATTANLOAN CO. (Inc.).$300,0(10 at 5*3 and n per cent in sums to suit;City, Oakland. Town and Country Property;second mortgages. life insurance and securi-ties; loans on unsettled estates, undivided in-terests in real estate and legacies; will pur-chase above securities. MANHATTANLOANCO.. CROCKER BUILDING. '

ANY AMOUNTAT 6 PER CENT. 7First, second and third mortgagesUndivided interest in real estate in probate..Mortgages and legacies bought; no delayGet my terms before doing business elsewhere

R..McCOLGAN'24 Montgomery st., room 3

ANYproposition, any amount; 6 per cent; first,second and third mortgages, estates in pro-bate, interest in estates, legacies, undividedinterests, securities, manufacturing and mer-cantile interests, corporation loans. Rooms 16.1st floor. Chronicle big. GEORGE E. OLSEN.

MUNICIPALLoan Office. 103 Grant ave., nearGeary st.; phone Red 1603.

HIGHLY respectable private place to obtainliberal advances on diamonds, jewelry, atlowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry Store. S40Market st.;tel. Main1644. Branch 19 Third.

ON real estate. Irtor 2nd mortgages and onfur-niture cr pianos; no removal; any amount;lowest rates. BECKER. 30 Geary st., room 36.

ANY amount en furniture, pianos; no removal;lowest rate; private, confidential. ORMSBV,26 Montgomery et., room 7. opp. Lick House.

Jl PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni-ture, pianos; no removal; low rates; confiden-tial. WHITEHEAD (Wilson's). 1710 Market.

E. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY—Loans to salariedpeople on their note.

THE TOUSLE Y CO 143 Phelan bldg.

On furniture, pianos: no removal; money quick;lowest imprest; easy terms; no brokerage; re-liable perty. 1170 Market St., room 68.

LOWEST rates on furniture, etc., by privateparty; no removal; no commission; confiden-tial. Room 3, Conservatory bldg., 301 Jones.

ELFVING, C16 Examiner big.; loans on pianos.furniture, etc.. at 2 per cent without removal;no brokerage charged; confidential; open eves.

510 UP on furniture, pianos; no com.; privateparty. St. Ann's bldg.. 0 Eddy, r. 104. 5th fir.

3% ON furniture &¦ pianos; $15 up; no removal.Phone Black 1709, room 81, 6 Eddy, floor 4.

Money loaned salaried people without securitv.HILL.,r. 44. Merchants' Exc. 431 California.

O. A. LANE. Millsbuilding, willloan sums tosuit; interest low; also easy payment loans.

ONE per cent on furniture; $5_

month on each$1000: any security. 302 Montgomery st., r. 1.

TO loan five to ten thousand dollars on realestate. Box 1449, Call office.

CAPH loaned F^lari»d people on note "withouti-jJciyr.' -tORRELL. 609 Examiner bldg.

ON furniture, pianos; lowest rate: no removal;gtrictly private. LICK.116 McAllister St.

IF you want a home Iwill loan you money tobuy it. A.E. Rt'DELL. 222 Sansome st.

LOANS money on salary; no indorser; Easternrlan. Western Loan Co.. .309 Phelan bldg.

„M^SICAL^IXSTRCME\TS.A CUSTOMER can rely upon getting more fcr

the money from ug than any house on thecoast, because we are satisfied with smallprofits and are doing business at the smallestpossible expense. These things must be.takeninto consideration when figuring out prices.We believe in eellirg large quantities andgiving best quality for the least outlav to thecustomer. We sell the Decker, Wissner.BaumeiFter and Stodard. Easy paymentslor those who desire. THE ZENO MAU-VAIS MUSIC CO.. 7C9 Market st.

ALTHOUGH many seemingly ¦ advantageouspropositions are offered In the way of pricesand terms upon p'auos. please bear In mindthat we cannot only duplicate them, but can<jffer exceptionally fine pianos and largestassortment of best makes to choose from.SHERMAN. CLAY& CO.. Steinway dealere.cor. Kearny and Sutter Ft*.. S. F.;Broad-way and Thirteenth sts.. Oakland.

'AS our new building and hall is not quite

completed we are making a cut on all ou-pianos. Some special bargains

—1Knabe. £95;

1Heine. ?JS3; 2 Steinwaya, $165; 3 Chlcker-irnrs, $140 to $170; and 20 others. Squares,$15 up. Small amount down and low pay-ments according to quality. HEINE PIANOCO., Heine Hail. 235-237 Geary st.

ATTENTION. BARGAIN-HUNTERS—Second-hand upright pianos from $55 up.Seccn4-fcam1 square pianos from $.50 up.Pecond-hanfl orrans from $25 up; new uprightpianos frcm $175 up. I5ENJ. CURTA5S &SON. 16 to 2" OFarrelU Chickering. Masonand H&TOlin. Vose. Sterling pianos.

ANY piano sold by u? taken back any timewithin 2 years and full purchase price al-lowed on a new p^erlefs Knabe, at regularprice; costs you only 20c a day to buy apiano from us. KOHLER &. CHASE, SOOFarrell St.: established 1850. .

LUDWIG piano?—

Most popular of all. For Baleonly by the Wiley B. Allen Co.. 831 Marketet.. San Francisco. Agents Chase & Bakerp!ano players.

SMALL upright. $35; large cabinet grand up-right, $150; square pianos, $35 up; A. B.Cameron, walnut case, almost new.' $275.Bowers & Sen. 23 5th St.. Ivers &Pond. agts.

UPRIGHT piano. $100: splendid bargain; bestrenting pianos in city for $3 per montn.SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO., ECO Hayes 6t.

SNAP—

2 only, new. $450; high-nrade uprights,dropped from catalogue.? 250. Bruenn,208Post.

$170;preat eaeriflce:almost new upright.Schmltz&• Co.. 16 McAllister Et., next Hiberia Bank.

A LOT of storage pianos for almost a song.WILSON'S Storage. 1710 Market St.

ELEGANT concert grand upright piano; sacri-ficed account death in family. 1000 Van Ness.

ALMOST new large size Steinway upright lefton sale; bargain. 235 Geary st.

BYRON MAUZY. 30S-310-312 Post St.; Sohmerand other jnarios and pipe organs.

SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and new. HMULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.

CHEAPEST end best In America— The WeeklyCall. 16 p«.f-F. rent to any address in ther*nlt«><1 Pt»t*n or r«n»rt« «n» y«ir tor $1.

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OFFICES AXD STORES TO LET.

300 FEET from Market and Third sts.; rentlow: large store, well lighted, suitable forlight manufactory, plumber, tailor, barber,trunk, willowware store or -any business.VON RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO.. 013 Cali-fornia st.

EMMA EPRECKELS building. 927 Market «t.—

Lirnt. cheerful offices, $15#25 per month;lieht. heat, ianttor and telephone.

LOFT for rent, 40x05 feet, for light manufac-turing purposes; with water; SJ6 month.V.'M. LOANE. plumtxr. 430 Fifth fit.

ETORE with large basement, below Kearny: al-terations to suit tenant. CSC^/Clay. room 1.

A WEEK'S news for 5 cent^-The Weekly Call,lflraces, in wrapper for mailing. $1 per year.

PAIXTERS AXD DECORATORS. Br.orrr.y papered $3 up; painting & tintingdone.

HartTr.an Paint Co.. 319 3d et.; tel. Bed 3521.

IIRST-CLASS w-crk; low rates; get figures. J.C ROMAINE. «40 C. G. ave.: tfl. Polk 1423.

PALMISTRY.

Mrs. E. Pearce. scientific business palmist, re-moved to 104 Turk. r. 28; 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.;horogcoiies cast by roa.il. jl;palmistry taught.

UME. G. L.NEERGAARD reads 1 to 4. 700Port Et.. corner of Jones; phone Polk 837.

H JEROME FOSELLI, scientific palmist. 516T-ylor ct.. bet. Geary and Pcst;te_Bl-c- 661.

TYPEWRITERS: 'AND SUPPLIES.GRE^T^XRG^NS^[N"T^PEWRIT"E^s"-^e

sell better machines for less money than any.. house in the city; rentals $3. .The TypewriterExchange, 536 California; telephone Main 2(iC-

.WEBSTER Typewriter Inspection Co.—

Expert-typewriter doctors;estimate free. 209 Sansome..

TYPEWKITING AND MIMEOGRAPHING.EXPERT typewriting, 4c folio;copies, 2c; mlm-

eographlng. 927 Market, mi. 301; Jessie 1554.'

PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Berkeley—INotice to Contractors, 'Builders ( and Mate- ¦

rial Men: Notice given to all con-cerned that sealed proposals or bids are solic-ited for performing the labor and furnishingthe materials necessary to the 'erection of anaddition to- the Bacon Art Gallery and Li-brary Building on the grounds of the Uni-versity of California at Berkeley. AlamedaCounty, and said bids or proposals

-will b»- received at room 19, ninth floor. Mills build-

ing, San Francisco, at or before 3 o'clock.'¦¦ p. m. of the 30th of April, 1002. And notice¦ is hereby further given that the plans and-specifications of. said building have- beer

made and adopted and are placed In the of-fice of the secretary of the Board of Regentsroom 46, South Hall, Berkeley. Cal., wherethe same may be seen and examined during

-r oach day from!) o'clock a. m. until 4 o'clockp. m., from this date until said 30th day «tApril, TJ02. No bids )or, proposals will b*-considered unless the same are accompaniedby a certified check or a bond 1of said pro-poser equal to ten (10) per cent of his pro-posal, with sufficient sureties, conditionedthat if said bid, or proposal shall be ac-cepted the party proposing- will duly enterinto aproper contract tofalthfullyperfprm thoduty and obligations in accordance wlth'said

"¦proposal and plans and specifications, whichshall be and are hereby required to be a partof such contract. The right to reject anyand all bids Is hereby, reserved. This notice

¦ is given pursuant to . an act entitled "Anact to amend an act entitled 'An act to cre-ate and organize the University of Califor-nia,' approved March 25/ 18GS,

-and an act

amendatory of< section 25 thereof, approvedMarch 2S, 1S72, relating to the constructionof buildings," approved March.3, 1897. Byorder • of the Committee on ¦ Grounds andBuildings of the Board .of Regents.. . W. A. McKOWEN, Acting Secretary. ."

PROPOSALS willbe received at the Bureau ofSupplies -and Accounts,

-Navy Department,

-Washington, D. C, until 12 o'clock noon. May6, 1902, and publicly ppened immediatelythereafter, to furnish at the Naval Hospitaland the M. and S: Storehouse, Mare Island,Cal.. the dally

- supply of meats, groceries,butter, • eggs, cheese, Ice, -milk, bread, . vege-

; tables and provender for the .fiscal year end-ing June -30, 1003.' Blank proposals ,will befurnished upon application to the Naval Hos-pital, Mare Island. Cal., or to the Navy PayOffice,. San- Francisco, Cal. A. S. KENNY,Paymaster General U. S.N.

PROPOSALS willbe received'at the Bureau* of!Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,'Washington, D. C, until 12 o'clock noon, May6. 1002, and publicly opened ,Immediatelythereafter, to furnish at the Navy.Yard, MareIsland,- Cal.; the dally supply of fresh beef,fresh vegetables, fresh bread, ice and pro-vender for the fiscal year ending June 30,

1003. Blank proposals willbe furnished uponapplication to the Bureau or to the Navy PayOffice, San Francisco, Cal. A. S. KENNY,Paymaster General U. S. N.

PROPOSALS willbe received at the Bureau of,Supplies and Accounts,. Navy Department;Washington, D. C.;untU12 o'clock noon. May13, 1002, and publicly opened immediatelythereafter, to furnish at the Navy Yard, MareIsland. Cal.. a quantity of nuts, burrs, fire-brick.'twine, burlap, curled hair, dry goods,mats, screws, brads, nails, coal baskets, hard-ware, drills, iron, copper, brass, lead, • tin,'solder, -gum gasket, packing, alcohol, linseed. oil, white lead paints, litharge, sapollo, pipe,pipe fittings, valves, stationery, tools, files,emery cloth, sand; broken stone, generatingsets,, piles and lumber. Blank proposals will"be furnished upon application to: the Bureauor to the Navy Pay Office,.San Francisco,Cal. A. S. KENNY, Paymaster General U.• S. N. ¦¦'. . -. "

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PROPOSALS for purchase of U. S. Armytransport. ROSECRANS.

—Office of GeneralSuperintendent, Army Transport ¦ Service. 36

New Montgomery st.; San Francisco. Cal.,April7, 19O2.-L-Sealed proposals. In triplicate,for the purchase of the Army transportIlOSECRANS willbe received In this office'untU-12 m., April24, 1902.. and then opened..Vessel to be delivered to successful/ bidder In

J. San Francisco, Cal. The appraised value clsnid vessel 19 one hundred thousand dollars:The -Government- reserves the right to reject

•any or .all 'proposals. •. Envelopes containingproposals should be

'indorsed "Proposal for

purchase of Army transport ROSECRANS,"¦ and addressed to the General Superintendent.

Army Transport Service. San Francisco. Cal.. Particulars as to bonds required, and In-formation as to the character of vessel, etc.,furnished on application. ¦ -•-.-..- ,. .

: ./ . DIVipEXP' NOTICES. . 'OFFICE of Fireman's Fund Insurance Com-;¦ pany, San Franclspo, ,. April 19,' 1002—-At a:rjegul*r meeting' of'ttitf^SOaraTOf Directors "of"

thls-company, beld'thls day, a dividend was. -declared, payable on 'and after April•23,-1902.:¦:•'¦'' ¦ LOUIS WEINMANN. Secretary.

MAKRIAGE LICENSES.'The following marriage licenses were, issuedyesterday: ¦¦¦ . < ..,-'.

Hewlett C.-Worlsy, 34. Hollister, Cal., andAllc* M. BOttazzlni.- 35, city.

Karl M. Klockera, 1*1; Gualala, Cal., andAnna M. Styris, 19, Gualala, Cal.

Joseph -McKay,' 25, .-32- Mississippi street;and Ncrah McDermott, 21, Eighteenth andMissouri streets. ¦

*..-...--Frank L. Barrows, 29, Los Angeles, Cal ,

and Jean K. Klnley,21, city.Nells Walters, 21, 314B O'Farr?ll street, and

Vireiniit Blanchard, 19, ai4B O'Farrell street.Jacob Cam. 25, 702;Vallejo street, and

Sophie Franks. 19, 2 Cadell place.August Mayer, 25, 1637 Fourteenth avenue,

and Minnie R. C. Bammann, 25, 385 Shotwell.Vldus Reinstadler. 39, 410 Linden avenue,

and Mary Hortnogell, 29,' 410 Linden avenue.John W. Hogan, 23,- a33A Twelfth street,

and Edith Treeay, 20, 3340 Twentv-first street.John E. Dunphy, 37, 348 'Fourth street, and

Mary J. McKenna, 31, 318 Fourth street.-Aloysius P. Cooney, 22. r35 Fulton street,

and Delia Ahren, 20, 11 Hunt street. 1 ¦

McDuff Cooke, 27, Columbus, Ohio, and An-nie T. Lillenthal, 21, 507 Connecticut street.

JcEeph S. Drummond, 24, Oakland, andEmma Husband, 20, Oakland.

Jiacomo Riso, 30, city,:,and Olga Plsoll, 22,city. •-.-:-. -... .'. ¦ >- .- . •-¦¦—

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• Bayard Velller. 39, city, .and Margaret de ;Wolfe, 23. city. . ...

BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS~Birth, marriage and death notices

:sent by

mail will not be inserted. They must be handedin at either of the publication offices and beIndorsed with the name and residence of per-'sons authorized to have the same published.

v BORN.BLUMANN—In this city, to the wife of Sigls-

mund Blumann, a daughter. ...... . ¦¦_HEYDENABER—In this, city, April 18, 1902,.to the- wife, of Henry Heydenaber, a;'

daughter.•

JENSKN—

In*this 'city,.to the wife of Henry• M. Jensen, a son.. ... y-/" • •:LEVY—In this city, to the wife of Ben Levy,

1859 Post street, a daughter.THERON—In this city. AprilIS," 1002, to the

wife of F. F. Theron, a son. ¦¦ ,-

marbied. ;: • ¦¦[,BLAIR—CONKLIN—In this city,

"April 15,

1902; by Rev.; William C. Pond, John B.¦ Blair'and Harriet E.- Conkiin, both of this. city.-' ¦

¦.¦• .--. ',-.•.:.-- '....-¦ ¦ . ¦

HAMMOND—CHAM.BERLAIN—In this city.i April 11), -Wttr by Rev. William C. Pond,» Charles -Herbert Hammond and Mrs. Amelia.A. Chamberlin. both ,of this city.MEINEN—ANTONI—In| this city. April 20,

1002, by Rev. J. Fuendelins:, . J. AntonMeinen and Mrs. Carrie "A.ntonl.

NIELSEN—SPITZ—In -tills city, April 1«,1902. by Rev. J. Fuendellng, Wigga B. Niel-cen-and I^onle Spitz:, ¦ |

SIEBE—BARTHOLD—In this.. city, April 1510C2 ;by Rev. J. Fuendellng. Frederick- H.Slebe and Charlotta H."Barthold. •

DIED. (

Acker, George- J... Kennelly. Edward J.¦ Becker, Lena ¦¦-¦.• Mahoney. James

Clark, -Kmma*'.;"< Mariat, <¦ Henry'

"

Clark. Thomas :¦¦ . -McDonald. Robert F.

Collins. John' Merkel, August

Cotti., Sara . • , £J c?,8ner-

Sarah J.Currier. 'Eliza A.• : Mulligan.;Mercy M.Curtla. Autrusta ,Patterson. Harry K.Donovan. M«ria ,. Perir Lulri %'iijDurschke, Ellen • ¦- CJuelrolo, Lorengo

HENRY J. CALLACHER CO.V tEuc«»

Nor

Eto Flan^gan^GanasherO

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND KMHALMERS.20 Fifth et.. opposite Lincoln School. . -

/Telephone South 80. ¦ .

Mt Olivet Cemetery,- NEAREST THE CITY.Office, 916 Market Street.' '. .,,Telephone

'Bush 387...

NEW-FIRM OF UNDERTAKERS.Samuel McFaddeu. ;IS years manager for

¦ the United Undertakers' Association; M.J."}McBrearty." with the; same company for 10years; P.' F. Green, Iste' with: J. C. O'Con-nor &¦ Co.,* have ppened new

'Funeral .Par-'

ldr«i at" 1171 MI*slon¦ st..". between Seventh.and Eighth. Telephone South 44. ;

, JAMBS MCGINN^ IIFormerly . with

'McGinn Bros., has

-opened I

IVnew Funeral 'Parlors at 214.Eddy st.. bet. IITaylor and Jones." '.Telephone:South 676. "¦ I

Giles. Mary Ann Btowell. Lillian E.¦ Gould. Walter Earle Voisrt, HenryHawkins.' Georse AVilUams. LawrenceHedquist. Harry .XV.. Wise. Kate S.;Jorgensen,

-Emil .. Young. 'J^ohn Arthur

ACKER—In this city. April 20. 1002, George. J.,,Ackery, beloved son •of Mrs. Annie Mac-Dougall, a native of Indiana, aged 40:years10 -months and 4 days. ¦¦

-:-j

¦CyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-fully,invited to attend the funeral to-day

. (Tuesday),, at 2 o'clock, fFom. the parlors ofthe California Undertaking Company,' 405

;.Powell street, near Post. Interment LaurelHill Cemetery. ¦ . -

BECKER—In this city, April 20, 1002, Lena-Becker,- a native of Alsace, aged 40 years.

ICTRemains at the funeral parlors of H. F.Maass, .917. Mission street. . . .-; ,'

CLARK—In this city. Atiril 21. 1902, Emma"'Clark, beloved wife of William A. Clark, andmother of Calla Clark, \a native of.Sweden,

a~ed 32 years.- / • ; ¦• • ¦

- , .CLARK—In this city, April 21, 1002, Thomas• Clark,* beloved husband of Minnie Clark, and

father of Irene, ¦ Lillian. May and ThomasClark, a native of ,Sydney, Australia, aged37 years' 1 month and 3 days. ¦- -

C?"Frlends and acquaintances .are respect-fullyinvited to attend the funeral to-morrow

¦ (Wednesday), at 1-o'clock, from the funeralparlors of Theodor Dierks, undertaker, 05»

.Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth,where the "services will be 'h«M,under . the

¦ auspices of Allemania Lodse No. 8, -IC. of-P.,. and thence to .Mount.^Olivet Cemetery-by carriage. •

« : .COLLINS—In this city, April 20. 1002, John,.beloved

'husband of- the late Mary Collins,

and father of Sister"Mary Bernard of the

'Order of the Holy Family and Margaret Col-lins and Mrs. F. Amati, a native of CountyCork, Ireland. a_ed,74 years 4 months ani**0 days ¦

'

ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-fully Invited to attend funeral services to-'day iTuesday), -at 8i3O .o'clock... at : hislate residence. -1707 Pow.ell ¦ street, thence

" to jSt.' Francis Church, .where a requiem hlgnmass will be celebrated for tne repose of his

soul. . commencing at .9 o'clock. IntermentHoly Cross Cemetery. .

COTTI—In this city, April 21, 1002. SaraCotti, dearly beloved wife of > Arthur Cotti,and. beloved mother of Sara Cotti and Harry

5 and Frank Guffen, a. native of Michigan,*ae:ed GO years. •

¦

E3"Remains at the parlors of the Gantner6 Guntz Undertaking Company, 1209 Mis-

•sion street, between Eighth and Ninth.CURRIER—In this city. April 20, 1902. Eliza

A. Currier, wife of the late George W. Cur-rier, fend beloved mother of William B..Cur-rier, and.sister of Mra. L. F. Anderson, anative of. Harrington, Me., aged 77 years7 months 'and 7 Jays..

CURTIS—In this city, April 20, 1902, Au-gusta, beloved wife of Frank .C. Curtis, anrlmother of Allan Curtis, and daughter' ofNicholas and Catherine A. Smith, a nativeof San Francisco, aged 22 years 3 month

.and -12 days,' •¦ ;•-.

DOTTOVAN—In this city, April 20, 1902. Mari.%-Donovan, beloved mother of William J., A.G..L S. F, and M. E, Donovan, and aunt of

¦Annie J. Madden*, a native of County West-'

. roftath. Ireland, aged 1.73 years." -. :

IC^Friends end acquaintances are respect- !fully invited to attend the funeral to-dav- (Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock,

'from her lats.

residence, 3131 Twenty-second street, thenceto St. Peter's Church, where a requiem highmass will-be- celebrated for the reoose ofher soul. at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Crods

k Cemetery: ~" "¦~

DURSCHKE—In this city, April 21. 1902. El-len, beloved wife of the late JosephDurschke. and devoted mother of William H.Morton, a native of London. England, agedtH years S months and 21 days.

fE^Funeral will take place to-morrow ,

. (Wednesday), April 23, at 10:30 o'clock, fromthe parlors of H,. F. Suhr& Co.. 1137 Mis-,sion street,' between Seventh and- Eighth.Interment- Cypress Lawn Cemetery.".

GILES—In Alameda. April 21. 1802, MaryAnn Giles, wife-of- James. W. Giles, andmother of James C, William ,S.. John W..Edgar G,.-Lester T._ and Elvln R.- Giles and :"Mrs.. W. H. Foster, .a native of San Fran-cisco, ared 50 years." . ' . ¦ \;

GOULD—InLos Angeles. Cal., April 16. 100C,,Walter Earle Gould, son of the

'late .Alfred, S...Gonldrand ,the late Eleanor E. Gould, a'

native of San Francisco. . - -HAWKINS—In the City and County Hospital.

April 21, 1902. George Hawkins, a native ofEngland, aged' 41 years. •

HEDQUIST—In this city. April 20, 1902,Harry W. •Hedquist, dearly beloved and onlyson of John 'and 'Augusta Hedquist. and,brother of Edna E. Hedquist. a native ofSan Francisco, aged 4 years and 25 days.

GFFrlends and acquaintances are respect-fully Invitart to attend the funeral Tuesday,April 22,,1902, at 1:30 o'clock, from the resi-dence of his ¦ parents. 19 Prospect • avenue,between Twenty-seventh and '. Twenty-eighthstreets, oft Pow-ell avenue. Interment CypressLawn Cemetery. -. •-..-...•

JORGENSEN— In'

this city. April 18.-1902.Emil Jorgensen, beloved father of Mrs. C;

;: von.Rosen and Victor. Martin and Carl Jor-gensen, and brother of Mrs. P. Danielson andMrs.. C. Bohme. a native of Copenhagen,Denmark, aged 56 years. A member of CourtJustice, F. of A.

tC7FrIends and acquaintances are respect-. fully invited' to attend the funeral Tuesday.• April .22. at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-

dence, 825 Turk street. Interment Mount¦ Olivet- Cemetery by carriage. ¦'< ' ;. __ ~ -.KENNELLY^-In this" city. April.2\", 1902.

'Ed-

« ward • J..Kennelly, son of the late Edwardand -Hannah Kennelly, and brother of NoraM. and Jennie T. Kennelly. a native of San.Francisco.- aged 38 years.

IC?"The funeral will take place to-morrow'

(Wednesday), at 0:15 o'clock, from his lateresidence, 966 Oak street, thence to SacredHeart .Church, where a requiem mass willbe -celebrated for the repose of his soul,commencing 'at

'9:30 o'clock. Interment

Holy Cross Cemetery. ''¦,'''

MAHONEY-r-In this city, April 20, 1902,James, beloved son of James and Mary.Ma-heney, and brother of Thomas Mahoney, anative of Boston, Mass.', aged 43 years.

MARIAT—In this eity. April 19, 1902, HenryMariat, a native of Switzerland, ased ; 78years.

McDONALD—In Louisville, Ky., Aorll 14,1002, Robert F. McDonald- (of McDonaldBros.), beloved- husband' of Trinidad Mc-Donald (professionally known -as Belle Wil-'ton), and father of Agnes. Elsie and Rich-ard McDonald, and brother of J. A. and J.'J. McDonald and Mrs. P. Hayes. Mrs.'. H.Schroder and the late Mrs. F. Whitelaw, anative of San Franci&co, Iaged 37 years.• (New York and Louisville, Ky.,; papersplease copy.) . ¦ . ¦ ¦

(ETFrlends Bnd acquaintances are respect-¦ fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day

(Tuesday), at 19 o'clock, from ;the parlors'of

the United Undertakers, 27 and 29 Fifthstreet, thence to St. Patrick's Church, wherea requiem high mass will be celebrated ¦ forthe reucs? of his soul.- at 9:30 o'clock. In-terment HolyCross Cemetery. . ;.

MERKEb-In this city. April 20. 1902. at hisresidence. -.. 316 Devisadero street, betweenPage and Oak, August Merkel. dearly be-loved husband of Francisca Merkel. • andstepfather of Emma Frey, a- native ofReichenthal. Baden. Germany, aged 56 years11 months and 3 days: A member of Sued-deutscher Verejn. '¦

. fC7Fr'«no<3 and acquaintances are respect-fully Invited to attend a requiem high mass,which will be celebrated for the repose of hissoul, to-day (Tuesday), at St. Bonfface'3Church, Golden Gate avenue, between Jonesand Leavenworth- streets, commencing at-10:15. o'clock. 'Interment private. .

MESSNER— In the City and County Hospital,April 21. 1002, Sarah J. Messner. a nativeof England, aged 48 years.

MULLIGAN—In this, city, April 21*. 1902,Mercy M.. relict of the late John Mulliganof ,Healdsbursr, a native •of Enosbursh. Ver-mont, aged 84 years 7 months and 4 days." -

cyNotlce of funeral hereafter. • '¦¦

'

PATTERSON^In this city. April'. 21, 1003,Harry K. Patterson, son of Deborah Pat-terson, and .brother of Thomas W..- 'Stuart:H. and Sally K. Patterson and Mrs. FrankKreybill.and Mrs. Albert Most jr.-a nativeof Pennsylvania, aged 46 years 11 monthsand 1 day. (Pennsylvania papers pleasecopy.)

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CT?"Frlends and: acquaintances are raspect-fuliy invited to attend the funeral to-morrow(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from the familyrejldence, 1543f Mission street. ...

PERI—In this city. April 21, 1002. Luigl Perl.beloved husband of.T4eonora Perl, a native

"'of Italy,aged 3S years • and 8 months. • * -\

QUEIROLO—In this city, April 20,: 1902, Lo-¦ renzo , Qucirolo, beloved son of. the. late

Gaetano Quelrolo and Assunta Berra. a na-tive of San •Francisco, • aged 10- years' timonths and 17 days.

'..--,'. . '

(cyFriends and acquaintances! are respect-fully invited to attend the funeral' Wednes-

-¦ day, April 23, 1902. at 1 o'clock, from theresidence of his mother, 43.T Knlon street.

STOWELL—In this city, April 21, 1902,' Lil-lian E., beloved wife of W. L. Stowell, a

• native of St.. Louis, Mo., aged ;{.}years.,E~Friends'and acquaintances are respect-

fully.-:Invited to attend funeral servicesWednesday, April 23, 1V»O2. at 12 o'clock, at

; her late residence, 6 Liberty street. . .VOIGT

—In the City and .County Hospital,

April 19, 1902, Henry Voigt, a native of Gcr-. many, ared. C2 years,..- -

¦

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WILLIAMS—In this city, April. 21,- 1902,Lawrence -B.. beloved husband of

-Mamie

Williams, a native of Arkansas, aged 42years 1 month and 10 days.

WISE—In this city. April 20. 1002, Kate,S.-Wise, mother of. Clark,;R." A.- and R. H.l"Wise, "¦ native of Kentucky, .aged C4 years

g 0 months and 0 days. :'

• . tt_r Friends and acquaintances are respect-¦ fully. invited to attend the. funeral to-dav

(Tuesday), at. 2 o'clock, from tha residence'.-of -her son,. R. A.

-Wise. 8S8 Eddy street.

Cremation ¦private, .Odd Fellows' Cemetery.YOUNG—In' West Berkeley, April 20,- 1902.

John 'Arthur,' beloved son of John and Jane,Young; and brother of Agnes, Rose, Frin-o«>j; and Virginia- Young, a native of -San'

:.Francisco, aged.3 years 4 months and. 20¦ day?.

- -. :. (r—rFriends «nd- acquaintances are respect-

fu'.ly. invited to .attend the funeral to-day'(Tuesday), on the arrival of the 11!o'clockboat from 'Oakland, foof of Market street.

¦Interment. Holy;Cross Cemetery. .\'~; -

CARD OF.THANKS...i -The children of vthe:late Wllliam-Mahoney

wish to thanK their friends forjthe kindness¦ shi'wn them: In.their late bereavement. ¦ ".''

M. J.-.rW.'. P.TK. T. and M. H:MAHONEY-:. vjand MRS. J. A. FLYNN."r-¦¦:, <.-.~:

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