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-5 4 ti 1 AT ,31 5, 4 I 1 Vf 1 JV -L -V 4 OAKI1AHB DAILY EVEKINa TRIBimE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 1891 1 i ASTKBTI IXTS. ADTXKriSIRim AoviKTiiiassty. flanti miina The complimented con pie were bnt recently married, and were thoroughly ear-prised. The merry crowd assembled et tile home of Ur.

and Mrs. Jones on Seventh street, near Harrison, and a largo 'bus was In attendance to convey the eTnging and laughing company to their destination. On the road the jonrney was enlivened by many excellently rendered songs by tbs Lakeside (Quartet, composed of Mias Essie Edloe, alto; Mias May Edwards, contralto: WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 460 -and 462 Eighth Street ll '3 A' A. HERON, Beal Estate Apt, 1050 Broadway, Cor.

Eleventh St. SrUJBIiaEXO DULY (Sanaa MpttHi -a C2. 18 and 17 EIGHTH ETBIET, raa TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY tmJLIAM X. DARQIE, Manast MUTUIDBT UI1I1I AT I If it cents, a month. atiSMBN.

jbauwin Thbatbe Alabama. alcazar Thkatrk The Stepdaughter. Cauaoaiiia Th rater The oazzier. OaraEva Orsaa Hocre speclalUoa. Titou OrsBa Hocee Aqnllo.

ncxioa. 6.EU.HOCXO Iark Angnit 23. San Fran-cisco KosUcers. FOR EVERYBODY. Mr.

Leach's Victory 1 The Enquirer pretends that it has won a victor; over The Tribune bydneana of the decision of the President of the International Typographical Union, and In so far as The Tribune has been making the fight for organized labor in Oakland, this is true, bat The Tbibuke has bnt a secondary interest in the fight. In 'a bosinesa sense it makes no difference whatever to as, and we are as well satisfied with one yule as another so long as it is made to apply equally to all. Primarily the victory, if victory it is, has been gained at the expense of the working printers of Oakland. It means a loss of some 00 a month to them, and this is not a light matter at this time. We have endeavored in this matter to Qu.rtet(0., support the efforts of the organized labor Tb of the city to the best of our ability, and Mr.

Leach, having gained a temponry advantage, seeks to make the public believe that it is a victory over The Tribune. If the Enquirer chooses to identify The Tribune with the cause of organized labor we have no objection. C. Hart, tenor, end tenor. About 0 o'clock Bridge was sighted, tbe couple, guests seated la their the following programme Song, The Ratcatcher's Recitation.

"Tbe Dream Song, -Three Leaves of Monologue Duet, only a Picture Faocjr dancing After this impromptu party adjourned to Bridges barn where dance was enjoyed. until dnylight, happy party after through tbo country, 7 m. Among those Mr. and Mrs. William Piedmont Cable.

SPECIAIr INDUCEMENTS To Fnrcliaaers During thi Next 30 Days, "TUI TaiBDHB" AT TUK ISRBII9, Patrons of The Tbibcme can find it on aalo at both the Broad and Narrow Go ago Ferries, Han Francisco side. 1 he most beauti ful lots In the city at remark, ably low price and easy terms. -1 mnUM Ut'BIMUTUK 9I1HKEU Partita spending the Rummer vacation in the ciatry can have The Tribuhe mailed to them for a week or longer, at regular city subscription rate. Absolutely tbe Most Sightly Lots at Piedmont, -TO SEE- IN COURSE OF ERECTION, Containing 8 large Itooms, large Closets, Pantries, Bath and every appointment of a desireable home. LOT 50x112.

Situated on the sunny side of the street, in one of the most desirable and rapidly advancing residence districts of Oakland; 8 minutes walk from local station one block from Grove-street Electric Road. The house will be entirely completed, including cement walks, and is offered at a BARGAIN and on VERY EASY TERMS. MOliGU TO AOVKltriSElta. ilfntiHr awt lead all cheagai or ay and large advartUamenta lata this aSlea bafora lO A. of each day, to la arapropar laaartloa, arrangament and tliMlfleailoD.

Streets ell macadamised and sewered, cement sidewalks and city water pipes laid. Anyone desiring to purchase in this direction will look no further after luspecttug these lots. The Best is Always ths Cheapest. Our Prices Will Please You, V. Mnrphy, second tbe borne of Mr.

end the quartet serenaded woo speedily had tbeir cosy parlor, where was earned out: Daughter Dave Jones Sr Charles art Shamrock' D. Vincent Mnrphy Driscoll of Her Boy" Eawards and Edloe and Forget (6.) I akeslde Quartet Messrs. rey and Prince entertainment the tbe spacious loft of Mr. a regular country Tbe dance was maintained when tbe tired but takiug a short drive arrived in Oakland at who attended were: Bridge, Mr. and Mrs.

David Jonts Miss May Edwards, Miss Essie Edloe, Miss Jennie Foster, Mis Lawson, Messrs. Lewis Jones. John Edwards, Dave Jones J. Driscoll, R. Weller, H.

Broadway, J. Cole, Charley Hart, A. Broadway, B. Prince, D. Vincent Murphy and J.

Grey. Grant the Franchise. Livermore Herald. On Monday next tbe Supervisors of this county will take action in the matter of the application of F. Chappellet and others for a fian-chise for an electric railroad from Haywards to 8anta Clara county, the promoters of the scheme intending, if they get the franchise they are seeking, to construct an electric road which will run from Haywards to San Jose by way of Decoto, Niles, Mission ban Jose and Warm Springs, vritn a branch tapping Alt arado, Ccn tcrvllle and Irvington, and connecting with the trunk line between Haywards and Decoto and also at Irvington.

The Supervisors ought to grant the franchise unhesitatingly, but upon conditions that will encourage the earlv completlou of the work. Every steam, electric or cable railroad estab- lisbed in the county is a substantial help in the development of our resources, and the more we get of them the better. Thank Yon. Los Atnjeles Times. Oakland is pining for a Government appre-, priation for a Postoffice.

Wish her better luck than Los Angeles has had. An orange orchard and a cottage are very nice things to have. They may be had by a subscriber to The Tribune and Weekly Examiner. They would be found very cheap at 90, the cost of a years subscription to The Daily Tribune and Weekly Examiner, and cheaper still at $2 20, which covers the cost of The Weekly Tribune and the Weekly Examiner lor a year, a splendid work of art and a chance in the distribution of 5000 premiums worth $135,000. WANT AD.

RECORD. PAID ADS. Monday, August 17, 1891. TERMS: ONE-FIFTH OA8H. YVIIlLIAM J.

DINGEE, 460-462 Eighth SL, Oakland. ENQUIRER 250 Want Ads. TRIBUNE, 272 Want Ads. ONE BLOCK OF Inquire of E. A.

HERON, 1030 Broadway, Cor. 11th St 50 LOTS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY I On the Line of the Oakland and San Leandro Electric Road. T. L. Barker thinks that Oakland could not market her 5 per cent bonds.

San Joaquin county has just marketed such bonds. Is not the credit of Oakland as good as that of San Joaquin? Oakland found no difficulty in floating 5 per cenfbondsin 1882. Ilai the city gone backward Fie, Mr. Barker 1 You are conjuring up a phantom. Once issue the bonds and theyll be taken fast enough.

Fruit Vale leriace The above figure show that Oakland mer chanu appreciate the fact that THE TRIBUNE IS THE FOR SALE. no Best Want Medium Coxfir of High 8tret asA tha Old County Hoad. TUESDAY AUGUST 18. 1891. MILLINERY BELOW COST.

LARGE LOTS, 50x150. ONe of the flowers of the city parks is like to languish in a dungeon. Patrolman Cuitiss palled the flower. Oaklnp is now laying cement sidewalks at the rate of a mile a week. Can any city on the coast beat that speed? Tiie situation in China in relation to the recent outrages on missionaries and other foreigners is anomalous.

The Government is responsible, but is really powerless and the lowers are afraid to destroy the central authority, such as it is, by forcing it to adopt strong measures against the rioters. The outcome will probably be that the Powers will undertake the police duty of the empire. Chief Glass of the Los Angeles police ordered a dealer to take out of his window a picture which, to the police mind, offended the modesty of nature. The dealer took the terrible revenge of substituting the chiefs picture for the work of art with a label, The Glass of Fashion and the Mould of Form. The cable roads of Los Angeles are in financial difficulties.

Oakland seems to be the best place for investments after all. Call at our offices, 466 Eighth street, at 1 P. 31. where carriages will be in waiting to convey you out to see this beautifnl property. IEvenylbdly UnfivStiedTJ Bis Deadly Work.

The office boy of our evening contemporary has been dabbling in mathematics Sgaiu. We should think that bis last disastrous attempt would have taught him caution. The public aie gravely infornu-d that from January 1st to to August 15th the number of small ads. published reaches 3112. which is more than was published in utl the other Oakland dailies combined.

From January 1st to August loth covers a period of 227 dava. Three thousand one hundred and twelve ads during that time would average close to 13 5-7 ds per dav. Truly, it is a great paper that can publish lets than 14 classified advertisements per dav. Our classified columns will average over 6000 want ads, monthly, and we therefore feel justified in questioning the Enquirers assertion that 3112 ads during seven and one-half months tune is more than was published in all the other Oakland dailies combined. I lately purchased the entire stock of Millinery of Jones Bazar, at about 50 cents on the dollar, and I now offer the goods at a very slight advance on the purchase price.

Everything is marked way below what the same goods can be purchased for at afiy other store, being far below wholesale prices. This tract of land, generally known as the Octagon House Property, has always been acknowledged as the finest)locatiou for pretty homes In or around Oakland, and the public have often wondered why thia tract haa not been opened to them. Now is your chance to secure one of these choice locations for a homo (at acre prices). Talcoit Station (California is located on the tract. Melrose 8.

P. K. R. station only five blocks awty, with a proposed (J. W.

Hearat) Electric Railway to go by the property, and the Oakland and Haywards Road only two blocks distant, where is there another such opportunity offered? Lots 50x150 lor $500, with small cash payment, balance iu monthly $10or $20 payments. Will also sell acreage property in the same tract to parties wishing fine sightly locations and who will improve immediately. Special prices on application. Apply to J. 31.

3IERRITT, 1062 13th Brooklyn Station, KA8 OAKLAND. No sensible reason has vet been given why the Chappellet electric road franchise should not be granted. The people demand it. Men and women. McNear baa gone to Lake George Mrs.

Tahoe. Thursday. Bee LAY- The census returns are full of figures showing that it is the cities which issued bonds and made public improvements which have gone ahead in population and prosperity. "Will the lesson be lost upon Oakland? Lem Wiliams, WASHINGTON Hear FOURTEENTH. Take a ride MANGES ad.

Mrs. J. 11 Davis of Alameda is at Monterey. Mrs. T.

W. Hankett is at Menhenhall Springs. I Miss Marion Spriugs. IrfA. Booth is stopping for awhile at Redondo Bcacb.

50 135 tul Iilats Bnten ui Etunl Ageits. HiiIH all Slatse si Oakland and Couslnr prsp drty, and ar ssw eWtrias Mvetal pcS si CENTRAL MiblNEtS PROPERTY li OAKLAN. Iw passing around the town stop and notice The Tribune's premium pictures exhibited in the windows. Each yearly subscriber to The Tribine (daily or weekly) and the Weekly Examiner will receive one of those pictures free. They will adorn any home.

Ranting house, collecting rente, taking a general car of premises mad LOAN 8 nagoni specialty, made ated without tthna In Bur a IMano. F. R. Girard, Broadway and Fourteenth street 1ms the beat makes of pianos. He has, the largest stock to select from.

He sells 011 very easy monthly installments. He buys direct of the manufacturers and buys for cash. He employs no agent who tramps from house to house and makes large commissions. He sells instruments cheaper than any other house. Ho only keeps first-class Bteinwav bons pianos.

N. B. Whee-lock Gos pianos, are no doubt the best instruments tn the market. Pianos to rent, tuned and repaired. Oldpiauos taken in exchange for new ones.

All new popular sheet music, 10 cents a a copy. Gnitars, banjox violins; strings a specialty. F. R. Girards Music House, 1159 Broadway, near Fourteenth street.

Oakland. to the lender. Agent for three reliable Insurane Com las. Mr. Willard, Secretary of tfeW GIVEN AWAY! At a sacrifice, on such terms that anjone in Oakland can buy a lot and get the increase in the value by the time the road is running.

Equity Building add Loan Association an llotnry Publio is D( Presumably Lr. Hodgheads reason for going on the Btage is that he seeks an excuse to change his extraordinary name, and yet there are great advertising possibilities about that name. It is capable of pictorial illustration and has some of the elements ot coined'. Mr. and Mrs W.

A. Jacobs of Thirteenth street, have left for Kansas City. William Hv Miller, who has been in El Dorado for the past two months, has returned much improved. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter 8. Dimmick have returned from Santa Barbara, where they have been the guests of Judge and Mrs. Wright. Mrs. R.

Pacheco of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mrs. Henry Miller, has returned and will soon join her husband at Guatemala. E. A. Holbrook, general traffic manager of tbe Chicago and Northwestern road, has returned to Oakland after a ten days visit to Portland.

OF and 177 Fill, Avsnu. has York 847 Broadway, Jk I Secure One Mme. Marguerite Reed, IMPORTER OF Fine Millinery. 1161 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.

(SucOesaor to Miss F. M. Reed Co PER MONTH Will of These Lots. furniture dealer. 408 H.

Schellhaas, the Eleveutli street. If the ownerB of propertvvon Seventh street, between Franklin street and Broadway, will not lay a bituminous rock pavement they should certainly remacadamize the roadway. F.ach should consider it an individual disgrace to maintain such a street in the heart of the city. Mrs. H.

P. Merrill and Mrs. F. M. Var-den, who have been visiting at the home of Professor Frank G.

Jordan, returned to Auburn yesterday. W. E. Meek ot ban Lorenzo, J. R.

Know-land of Alameda, and O. G. Borg and Paul Lohse of Oakland are recent arrivals at tbe Yendome ban Jose. Bents, $40 Per Month, ON SEVENTH STREET. At Station.

Good Two-Story Building. Stors and Seven rooms. A tine Investment. Dont go to the City for Folding Beds, Call at J. L.

Ljon Son's, Fifteenth and Broadway. Can Von Beat This. Ladies' ties, 75 cents, worth 2. Herman Lesser A Co and Broadway. During the season Mine.

Reed will he constantly in receipt of tbe newest designs from her resident buyer in Ktw York. Get in on the Bottom Price Take advantage of this Offer Remember these lots will almost be given soda at Bacons apply Spabklinu ice cream Candv Factors. away I Colonel J. W. Morris and Dr.

burnne I lelt yesterday afternoon for Calaveras I county, where they have interests in the I mines. They will remain absent for two weeks. In five years from now every man in Oakland will wonder that he was so stupid in these present days as not to realize what wonderful strides real estate values were to take. For instance, Oaklands commercial importance is just beginning to be appreciated, and land near tne harbor is to be had at ridiculously low prices. Fruit Vais Ave.

I H. MACDONALD, 470 Nintli St- Near Broadway. DIMOND TRACT Fruit Vale Avenue. East Oakland. The many friends ot W.

T. Hyde, druggist will find him in business for' himself at 1067 Washington street, near Twelfth. Blake block, with a new and clean stock of Drugs, Toilet Articles, Perfnmery Delia Die goods at low rates. Good Zinfandet Table Claret, 50 cents per gallon, at the Mountain Wme Depot, 1006 and 100S Washington street. V.

M. Watson A Co. If you let this chance go by it will be your own fault. NOW IS YOUR TIME. Ex-Councilman T.

L. Brkkk says he does not oppose the issue of bonds for public improvements. He merely is dubious about the floating of the bonds. We feel certain there will be no trouble in that direction, and welcome Mr. Barker aa an advocate of progress and improvement.

Fob pure old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies go to Watson 1003 and 1QJ8 Washington street. Railroad You cau buy one of the First Fifty lots offered at less than acre prices. This offer is made to bring this beautiful tract before the public. Fruit Vale avenue baa for maav years beea deemed to be one ot the most desirable locations this side ot the bay, for residence property. It is sheltered from winds, has a sonny exposure and delightful climate, and is handsomely improved by a amber of the most elegant home and charming ornamental gardens.

The tract now offered to sale la a portion ot the home place of Mr. Hugh Di mond, and is situated upon the avenue, at the intersection of Hopkins street the terminus of the Highland Park and also the new Fruit Vale street railways. Tbe Highland Paik line ia about to be re-constructed and re-equipped, and will furnish frequent access to and from this property. Including early and late trips. Lots wilt be sold on liberal terms if desired, euperlot cement sidewalks are being laid.

City water la being introduced. It is also proposed Mens calf Congress shoes, worth $3 50 we are now selling for $1 25. Herman Lesser 903 and Broadway. TUBBS HOTEIj offers fine room with excellent board $.0 per month: tamily suits cheaper than housekeeping. The best tbe market affords.

Attentive help. Our evening contemporary boasts of printing 3112 small classified advertise-mentaln seven months and a half, and this is doing very well for that paper, bat as The Tribune prints about 0000 such advertisements every month we bate to institute a comparison which might be odious to our contemporary. to have electrio lights upon the avenue. JW-AS AN INDUCEMENT ing homes, arrangements have been made wita leads in prices and tee MOSS TRACT Laymance always terms in real estate, in another column. Rev.

Dr. J. A. Benton, president of tbe Pacific Tfipologicsl Seminary, bas returned from attendance at tbe International Congregational council, recently held in London. Mr.

allies A. Doyle. Miss Eva Doyle iind Miss Jennie Mae Glover of Oakland are making a tour of Puget Sound on the United States revenue cutter Walcott, tbe guests of Captain Tozier. Michael Davitt, tbe Irish patriot, bas returned from bis trip to British Columbia, and is now at tbe residence of bis wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Janies Canning, at 954 Sixteenth street. Mr. Davitt will remain here for several months. Last Saturdav night the charitable people of Haywards gave a benefit peiformance at Native Sons Hall for Mr. and Mrs.

George Bramal and Mr. and Mr. Hiliver, two needy families. A great many tickets were and the hall waa filled by a very targe gathering, for tbe exercises were very interesting and showed the musical talent of Haywards at its best. The programme was as follows Piano solo, selection Sadie Lenexin Vocal solo, Across the Sands Mr.

Warfle tocal solo, selection Miss Kersey ocal solo, One ay Aiross the Sea James and Fred Hoyt Vocal solo, Jeanne Mi6s Sylvia Quintet, selection Mr Vance, mandolin; Mr. Young, gunsr; Dr. Powell, guitar; Mr. Clines, banjo: Mr. Rich, guitar.

Vocal solo, Las Reverie Miss Alice Smith Comic song, selection Mr. Clines Piano duet, Tramway Galop Miss Hamer and Miss Millar Vocal solo, selection iilssa Keating Oratorical dissertation, selection F. B. II ooso and John Row Over $100 constituted the receipts, which were divided equally among the two families. On Saturday evening last a verv pleasant surprise party was tendered to Mr, and Mr.

William Brldga at their lovely suburban home on Redwood road. Fruit Vale. the Railway Companies by which a rasa rasa, furnished good lor five years, will for each elling erctedupcn Is low running regularly from Fruit Vale station of the local Ferry Railroad to Dimonds (the head of the avenue). The car3 are of the new Sessions outside seat pattern and are very attractive. Tickets on the local trains good for 25 rides between Broadway and Fruit Vale stations, can be purchased at the local Railroad stations for 1.25 eacli, equiva lent to 5 cents a ride.

ecifleS time. For the purpose of protecting property and insuring a chasers, a stipulation will be required that no tbe Tract rpoee of good cli within a H. Schdlhsu. 408 Eioitnth Strsst 4 real bargains in furniture and carpets. anted.

More buyers at H. Schei.th vs turnuure sale, 408 Eleventh street. REMEMBER. READER! You are invited to go and see the Tract August 20, at One oclock. DOES NOT COST YOD A CENT.

You Heed Not Bay Unless the Property Salts Yoa. great house worth leaa than $1500 shall be erected. Purchasers will, however, not be required to build at ail, if they do not desire. These lot have upon them, choice, vlg orons, young fruit trees, now In full bearing. For map and fur ther particular, apply to tha office of E.

C. SESSIONS, 422 Twelfth SL, Oakland. NTr Beard of Before. Men's French calf Congress shoes $2, worth $5. Herman Lesser 903 and 905 Broadway.

The Presbytery of San Francisco cannot be congratulated on their action in the case of Dr. Ellis. Those who sit in the seat of tbe scorner will say that if Dr. Ellis bad been a heretic he would have geen thrown out neck and crop, but as he is only charged with perjury and such worldly crimes there is shelter for him in the ministry. No doubt that would he exaggerated, bnt the lack of backbone exposes them to each remarks.

.0. SESSIONS. and Fruit President Highland Park Vale Railroad. FOR SALE BY J. W.

MOSS Beal Eitato Agent, 858 Broadway. i i fiV QtftA House of 8 room, lot 60x100, Twen-viJOUU tv-first street, near Baa Pablo Laymance always leads in prices and terms iu real estate, bee MOSS TRACT In another column. ths Sana as Usual. Ladies free, children half-price at H. Schellhaas.

Store entrance at carpet department. Napa Soda Fare and healthfuL Call at our office and secure a Catalogue. COffice open Evenings from 7 to 8:30 o'clock. nne. jjjQQ House of 4 rooms, lot 25x100; good rooms, lot 60x140, on OJXiin House of 5 tpOOUU Thirty-fourth, or near Ban Pablo avenue rrLot'25xl00 on north side of Thirteenth tbOdU street; a great bargain, cs ouHA House of 5 rooms with stable, lot wOOUU 50x100 on Eighteenth street, near Brush.

oflA-House of 6 rooms, lot 26x100 on tplOUU Twenty-sixth street near Baa Pablo avenue. a fl AH Two cottages of 6 rooms aschl lot 50x100 on Duraat street. The new Constitution of Kentucky is an extraordinary document. One provision calculated to make the interpreter tear his hair i that no person shall be eligible as Judge who ia not less than 85 yean of In this wealth of negatives madness lies lor theinterpreter. An even worse mess is made of the provisions fixing the times for holding elec tiona.

The Governor Bhall be elected in tha odd-numbered years and ths Legit latum -in tht even-numbered years which would be simple enough were it not followed by the startling provision that th Governor shall be elected by tha qualified voters of the State at the time and place where they shall vote for representatives- And yet they Say that Democrat re fit for sell-go vern 1 want. VII 9 The only reliable Optician In Oakland, where yaw eww have your eyee accurately fitted. ADJUSTING SPECTACLES Te ntt all fJl Ttnsu conditions of the Sight and gwiwdlng Spectacle leasee te order cur specialty. EXAMINATION FREE. For Summer Cookery Royal Baking Powder will be found the greatest of helps.

4 With least labor and trouble it makes bread, biscuit and cake of i. i finest flavor, light, sweet, appetizing and assuredly digestible -and wholesome, 0. VJ. IIORDWELL Draper, and Tailor, 466 Eighth Edward j. McElroy.

Collections Promptly Attended to BUSH STREET, k. Can ftANcijcd, VJ 9t ltireadwpy. reeaa OsW4i. 'V, i.