Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

crrsr DIRECTORY. POLICE MATTERS. I Oakland tlii? i f-. A Waif Pfokael Vpv H-aVUA Little Joe Irwin" is a tender-hearted youth. is no borne on a furlough from Rev.

Mr. Harmon's College at Washington Corners. eMatnrday, while jogging along on horseback, toward Alameda-. ctaHnn ha Mnitul Uul. OVERLAND ARRIYJU) TO-NIGHT.

Following is a list of passengers to ni-rive on the overland train due here "tonight: r' r.i-.;d-r rMIrTBrTltun' W.Bowe.K Poole, v---vLHT Kft- and wife, A. Ahem. a J.Mf." Humphreys, Kacra- bating gribtme. 6, 1S75 Served by Carriers, Ienti per Week TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTIONS. may be left at the Cigar Store of waiter nmisa, noainwen corner or Kroaa- way and Seventh street.

And tne publication office. Oil Broadway, up-ataini. Financial Quotations. Following are the rates of gold and greenbacks up to 2 p. x.

to-aay: GOLD 114'tt LEGAL TENDERS, bnving KEIOVAL. The Office of the TBIBu.lt IS has been removed to 911 Broaaway, between Eighth and Ninth Streets, over Bowman's drug store. General Bowie la mentioned as a candidate for Mayor. Lt-nt Commences on Wednesday nest, and things. Fish Flenrlsnlnjg.

i A lady physician of East Oakland has a practice of $6,000 per year. Git: The party who sent us that Ode to ng" had better leave towD. An Ungodly Place. Six sixths of the popnlaticm of Oakland don't understand the Bible. Appropriate.

The weather here is delightful enough for tea-parties and wift-whipping. Cltiaena' 'tJnlon. The Citizens' Protective Union of West Oakland will meet on Monday evening next. How Happy to be Harried. Tfiere are thirteen new styles of ladies' hats at present, as per information from Broadway milliner.

Social Gathering-. Hon. Tom. Wand gave a blow out" last night at his residence. Ice cream and things.

The lTnivenlty Library-Numbering 200 well-selected volumes, is now open, and is being well patronized by the students. Declined. Dr. Pardee declines to become a candidate for Mayor. Causes: Quicksilver mine in Trinity county and ill-health.

Cheap Beer. At a "diva' at the lower end of Broadway beer is being sacrificed at five cents per two mugs. Too muggy to be good. i "Point" Polities. The citizens of the Point held a political meeting at the engine house, and decided in favor of Mr; S.

Snook for Mayor. Can't Standi IU There is a baby next to our house composed of nothing but milk and lungs with a preponderance of the latter. We are going to move. Books at Anetlon To-night. Three hundred and fifty volumes of choice books will be offered for sale at auction, at the salesroom of Mark Eze-kiels, at 1x o'clock this evening.

i Fact. A young miss of this city starved herself for three days last week because her yonng manjwouldn't wait for her under an oak tree! Resumed their Studies. By this time our Seminary and nnbli school girls -are pretty well settled in their studies, which are of conrse accompanied by the usual quarrels. An Indlaereet Gank The Frenchman who stole a lot of hoops from a cooper-shop yesterday, and went back after the holes, will be atten ded to in tne Folice Court on Monday. How He Does It.

A fast youne man was boast in tho other night that he spent on an average $30 a week. How does he do it? We know he only gets $20. Ah, yes it dawns on us he's a cashier. Religions Notice. Elder J.

H. Waggoner, of Michigan. will speak at the Adventist's Hall, corner Broadway and i Twelfth, street, Feb. 6th, at 11 a. arid in the evenine of Sunday, Feb.

7th. The Lecture. Rev. Jewell's lecture in the M. E.

Church, was well attended laat niahk and the subject of Otir was treated in a masterly manner. Mr. J. is an impulsive speaker, and can get over more ground in a given time than any pedestrian we know of. A Black Draught.

AJady of Oakland last nicht adminis tered a dose of writing ink to her sick husband in the dark through mistake, instead of a prescribed medicine, and he has been vomiting ever since. The only antidote we can recommend is about a bushel of insurance blotters. I Accident. A little boy, son of a plasterer named Lynch, was rewarded yesterday afternoon for fooling with the tail end of a street car. In jumping off he was knocked down by a pair of approaching horses, and besides receiving several contusions, it is supposed his hand was broken.

It will probably be a salutary lesson to him. Personal. A certain man in this town has been taking our. paper from the start to the present time, and when asked for the amount due said "he never ordered it, and did not want it any longer for he could not find anything in it but a lot of lies." It is a pleasure to us to inform him that he is welcome to what he owes as, and also to inform his friends that he can't readthe causo of refusing to pay for it; Xicermore Enterprise, i ft Fr Fjfainin real estate do sura ana go to J. 411 Seventh Following are the points of local direc- 0t HOST-OFFICE.

Ninth bet. Broadway and, Washington Omcz Honts-Dally from 8 a. sr. to St. excepting daring the distribution.

of San Francisco and Eastern vKundayiMJpeu from 8 to. 10 A. K. i Local MaU Arrangement Between San Francisco, West Oakland, Oakland Brooklyn and Alameda. 1 lxavk ba jtuncctco fob Wast .,7 a a OafilMi" 7 AK I Brooklyn (F3 FOB eW FBOM 7:07 PJf Oaklaart, 840 A 11 liioOPS 7:15 West Oakland 9:03 A i FROM Oakland to Brooklyn Brooklyn te Oakland to Alain Alanrda to 4:10 4:40 7 9 Eastern Mall.

LEAVES: fast Oakland, I I Oakland, Brooklyn 7 A 7:41 A ABRIVRS: 7:15 P3I 17:07 7:18 31 Departure and Arrival of Other Malls DEPARTT7RR. 9:30 a. x. Martinez, via Walnut Creek, XT. Tl Tib I.

A. Hi Vnr IVpan i anil ftnn I Pablo. 'ARRIVAL. .11:30 sr. From Martinez, etc.

2:45 p. it. From Ban Pablo and Ocean View. Sunday San Francisco mail departs at :30 P. X.

and arrives at 8 A. X. Eastern mall arrives at 7:25 P. and departs at 7:15 a. m.

Monet Ordeb and Registry Office Open from 9 A. X. to 4:45 P. 3L, except. Sunday, C.

P. B. R. TIME. DEPART ITRK FROM FIRST AND MARK ET ST3 A.

x. Daily, the Atlantic Express train for Sacramento, Marysville, Bed-ding and Portland, Colfax, Reno, Ogthm and Omaha. p. x. Daily, Ban Jose passenger train, stopping at all way stations.

4i3i r. x. Sundays passenger train to Stockton only, connecting at Lotbrop's with express train for Mer-. eed, Visalia, Delano and Los Angeles. 7:05 v.

x. Daily, Overland Emigrant tralnr Through Freight and Acoom-, modation. ARK1VAL8 AT FIRST AND MARKET STB. OWIn a tMln hvtm Ron Jnmm train. tC i STAGKS.

Departure naad Arrival of Pablo Leave Oakland at 10:15 x. And 8:45 P. x. Arrive at 7:30 A. M.

and 'laoKiii Pachbco LeaVe Oakland at 9:40 A. x. Arrive between 12 and 1 o'clock noon. FIBE DISTRICTS. First All that portion of the city west -af Adeline street.

SeeoadWrhal portion bounded north by Twelfth atreet, east by Broadway, south Atythe water -front, and west by Adeline atreet. Third That portion bounded north by the city line, east by Broadway and avenue, south by Twelfth street, -Ana west by Adeline street. Fourtt That portion bounded north by Twelfth street, east and south by the i water front, west by Broadway. Fifth That portion -bounded north by line running north from the lake, south toy Twelfth street, west by Broadway and Telegraph avenue. Sixth All of East Oakland.

BANKS. Axaveda Cotrimr Savings and Loan Society Bank Situated at 989 Broad-way, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Open from 9 A. if. to 3 p.

x. Oakland Bank Situated at 915 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth sts. Open from 9 A. x. to 8 P.

x. 1 Union Bank Situated at southeast corner of Broadway and Ninth street. -Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. I On Saturdays the banks will close at 4 o'elock p.

x. -rELEGRATO 4i EXPRESS OFFICES. Wkstkrw Union In Union Savings Bank Building, corner of Broadway and Xinth street. and Pacific In Newland's Hotel, Seventh street, between Broad way ana waamngion. Wells, Fakqo Co.

At 917 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets, next door lo Oakland Bank. Open from ttO A. X. to 9 p. x.

Hundays from 10 to 11 a. x. CITY HALL. A31TT Offices At City Hall, Fourteenth and Washington streets. CITY MARKET, On Eleventh and Twelfth streets, between Broadway and Franklin.

Open from 5:30 a. X. to 6:30 p. Saturdays till 10:00 P. X.

Sundays closed. COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 2G, And until farther notice. 1874, OAKLAND AND ALAMEDA FERRY From 8A2T FP. AX CISCO to OAKLAND. "Dally" 7 0, 730, 80.

8:33, 9:00, 90.10) ad 11:00 a. 120,10, '2ii0, 9100, 4i, AHO 6D0, 530, 60,7:00, 8:10, and 1020 X. 'Dally, except Sundays" 11:45 r- x. "Sundays and 1150 a. 12iC 1SP.X.

From SAN FRANCISCO to ALAMEDA. Dany 70. 800,90. 100 a.x. 40, B0, eo ana lou v.

m. "Sandays only' 11 HO a. m. and 130 r. From BAH FRANCISCO to FECIT VALE.

except Sundays" 7 :00, 9,00 sad 6:00 and 1030 P. x. i From JAN FBANOSCO to BROOKLYN. Dally" 730, 8:30 and 930 A. l.Oo, 830 AHi, 830, 630, 700, 8d0 and 9:20 P.

x. "Dany, except Soadays" 11 HO A. and 11:45 r.x. "Sundays nly" 1030,1130 A. and 1230 x.

BBOOKLTN to-BAH FSANCISCO. 8:40. 9M0 and 10:40 A. except Bnndaya" 55 A. x.

Sondajaooly" uo A.M., and 135 r.x. From ALAMEDA to SAN FBANCISCO. SrIf' Mia 9:00 A.x,,80. 33 50, 8)8 and 7 flop. v.

i XCSfi USOALx.and nfl0 A- 12O0 and From FBUIT VALE to BAN IBASCISCO. Tmm niTtim fat 81V niTnv.n. 'JPCr0' tSS 8. 9. 930 10.50 and 11:50 A.

120. 2 AO. IXI -f. 5. 6S0, 630, 0, 730, 80, 9J0 and 10:20 P.

a "uauy, except Bondays" 5H5 A. and 120 "Bunaays only- 1030 and 11) A. 1230. 1 10 and 15 P. A.

JT. TOWNK. Gen, Bup't. i BtottMx1ee Ous morning, Jielflie proceedings were a-little more interest ingthan v- -y i C. McCune, for unsteadiness of person, was fined $6, which he generously donated to the citv.

Franklin Sullivan charged himself With too much linnor thft nllipr nirlf and "made Rome howl for a spell, for which recreation he was fined $25. Marie Hare, a flpvntea nf fViA clirinii nt oiaccnus, was too feeble to appear in ourt, and. her case was continued till Monday; 'J Suppero BaDtiste sold, linuor contrnrv to he ordinance, and will ba iriml mi Monday. a. Ouptil, a remarkablv tine srteci- men of the conns butchera.

WAS nrrftionirl by the tender-hearted Mrs. Casey, for Qisturbin" the peace. It seems from the testimony that Mr. G. visited the ladv's premises-to collect a little indebtedness caused by a use on her part of the bovine material dispensed by the former.

Mrs. swore point blank that G. applied unbntcherlike epithets to her, and that, unaccustomed as she was to such compliments, she bestowed upon him in return, several affectionate remem brances; tnat Air. G. did, then and there, in violation of Bulwer's injunction, and contrary to the recognized principle of man's duty to woman, raise his brawny arm, and with dread intent, inflict upon her person a blow.

Think of it blow! For this she had him arrested for disturbing the peace! Per contra, Mri' Guptfi testified that he" visited her premises in a quiet and orderly manner, gave her his bill, and requested payment; that she tenderly threw the same into his face, and followed him to the front gate and out upon the sidewalk, all the time bestowing upon him a tirade 'of abuse, and ending the thing by punching him in the small of the back. He grew indignant, as most mortals would under the circumstances, and said Dammit." or something of the sort. This was an atrocious violation of the law, and His Honor, in consequence, reduced the bail of Mr. G. to $10, and ordered him to appear for sentence on Monday.

This raised the ire of Mr. G. and he then and there swore out a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Casey, and intends to impeach her testimony. If anything rich; occurs at the trial, we'll give it to our readers.

State University Lands. The University of California has re ceived from sales of United States land scrip the sum of $750,000, and has of Investment Fund. The income of the Land Grant Fund during the year 1872-73 was 6,370. The number of acres granted was 150,000, all of which has been sold at an average nricn of $5. The proceeds from, sale of lands have been invested in real estate.

State bonds and other sound securities. The indebtedness of the institution aggregates 50,000, which will soon be paid. earner Stone Ceremonies. -JChe Livermore Enterprise of this date The foundation work on A. Esdon's large brick building being completed last Saturday, the proprietor and friends assembled around the eastern corner for the fmrpose of performing the ceremony of aylng the corner-stone.

A large can containing a sketch history oi our valley, valuable papers, coin, cards, and a copy of the ZAcermore Enterprite, was then placed In its proper receptacle by Mr. T. Ryhiner. A few bottles of champagne were broke and the contents drank over the first brick building ever erected in the town. Auction Sale ef Stock, Etc Mark Ezekiels advertises that he will on next Tuesday, at 12 o'clock inaugurate a regular system of stock sales by auctioning off a lot of horses, carnages, cows, etc.

These sales will be quite a little point in the business of our town hereafter, and ought to prove a matter of convenience to the public and profit to the auctioneer, Don't forget the sale on Tuesday next. For particulars see our "New To-Day" column. Daring Robbery. The Enterprise of Livermore is advo-vocating a vigilance committee on the following fonndation: On Wednesday night, about half past eleven, a man, whose name we did not learn, was knocked down and robbed of $14, by two ruffians within twenty feet of the railroad freight depot. There was two freight trains standing upon the track and ceveral persons around the depot at the time.

This is decidedly the most daring trick of the kind we have yet heard of. State Exchequer. Yesterday the Board of State Examiners made the regular monthly Count of funds in the State Treasury, with the following result: Cold coin, silver coin, $205,002 83; legal tenders, 75. Total, $2,741,433 58. Think of It! One silk factory In New Jersey employs 3,000 girls.

Rochester Democrat. What show would a single man have for his life iulhat building? norsca and Bnggies For Kale. Our "50-Cent Column" contains a notice of of number of fine horses, buggies, rockaways, for sale at the Dexter Stable, corner Twelfth and Harrison streets. Where's the Perleeee 1" Some ubiii nitons little rascal is eoin round town writing upon shutters, doors, of our business houses, and defacing things generally. Wonder if it isn't Charley Ross? Question.

How much Christian forbearance does it require to forgive the hod-carrier who loses his balance in a street-car, and falls into the Ian of a fashionable vonno- lady? 0 A New Citizen. Patrick Mulverhitt has renounced the sovereignty of Queen Victoria over his Hibernian person, and yesterday became a member of our glorious Republic. Muzzle Him! "Skirts'" idea of the Oakland girl: Giggles, sniggles, flounces, flimsies, ruffles, sniffles, curls, furls, hairs, snares, frizzes, waterfalls, fusses and musses. i Xnts for Sportsmen. A flock of wild ducks, numbering passed over the city yesterday, and landed in the Alameda marshes.

Owner Wanted. See notice in "50-Cent Column," of a pet fawn found. Good bn tiding lots on the east side of Adeline street, between Twenty.flrst and Twenty-second streets, MxlSO. for sale bv iweuijfltwuu Bireeis, OO 110, E. J.

Kelly, 414 Seventh street The regular meeting of the 'Oakland Library yokJjAjt erenlngA Nothing of especial interest was transacted. The lAbrajfan, Miss Coolbrith, presented ber monthly report. The number of books wiinarawn were atd 106 books were added to the library. There is a slight remissness nn: tha V. guv scriDers in rjavinor their iIum nmmnti.

It is to be hoped that all in arrears will a point to settle at tne earliest moment, as tne iqrectors are anxious to make additions in the LihrnrV it ia 1. uw. I 111 li "ius tan ub accuinpiisnea. i weive new SUDSCnners wara nrldArl Inat mnnth and the Library, we nra hannv in sav. in in a prosperous condition.

The Treas urer's report shows an excess of some seventy dollars expenditures month. The following bills for the were au- dited: R. Dalziel 7 50 1 1, Kutherford 8 75 CO 67 40 ......191 85 Roll of Honor. The following is the roll of honor, of the for 1 Lincoln urammar school, Oakland, the month of January: Fint Orude. Sadie Morrow, Louise Adams, Nannie Prather.

Minnie Meredith Minnie Buckelew. Secontl Grade. William Baxley, Carrie Isher. Fi .1.1 u. in, tame wneian, jnaton, Oertrude Herd, Athy Bourbin, Maud Wy- lull.

Fourth (Irnde. Qeorgn Henderson, Mor- a KlPShllttf.1 Vollla AntKn.r Ti 4 1 1 rl Duncan. Minnie Muir, Albert Lu'sk, Alfred viirn, may xvioore. Fifth Grade. Frank Caldwell, Douglaas ieet.

TJllie fill man T.lsi fiilor Joseph Willie i'uuuy, urry jeaKins, jonn turns, Harry Plnney. Financial Conference. The Finance Onmmittwa of tha turn chief branches of the city government vuuucu ana lioara oi Education had conference last night for the purpose I settling the OnaafinTl nt hnw rnnnh money the school department will re- uiro 10 carry 11 on tne coming year. We to not know What conclusion vab ar. rived at.

Sale of Land. Olneva A- Middletnn wi II sail Tnaa. day next, 900 acres of fine garden land. i VJ! iii suuoivisions oi nve, ten ana twenty acres, on Bay Farm Island, within ten minutes' walk of Alameda station. Teachers' Meeting.

The recnlar mnnthlv maaf ino nf tha Grammar School teachers will be held at the Superintendent's office, City Hall, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The Statues Of "Law" anrl MJnaKna new Court House, were embellished to-dav. and look aa brkrht in thnii nn clothes a May morning. Novel. A curb-stone Yankaa nnHnn cfnv haa broken out on the corner of Tenth and liroadway.

Chinamen are the victims. The Cltjr Council IS COincr to conduct ita nrAaaalinna difCerentlv. thaw mav armn ininmiMta square Sessions. Telegraph Avenue Conunlssion Meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the City Hall. annunuannuBunuBnUBBBi TO-MORROW'S CHURCH NOTICES.

tomorrow at 11 a. m. and 7i p. m. in Washington HaiL Bev.

W. Huibert, Pas- TTWTIAV Xri. mna Qavanfli A .1 ulii uay JvtA Ventisto. In their lin.ll mr RmoHorun -r. Twelfth st.

Preaching at 8 and 7 p. m. Seats free and all invited. RT.PimC.cLnnii Pt.T.r.rr of Twelfth end Webster streets. Preach ing oy Kev.

r-arks at 11 a. m. and.7i p. m. Sunday School at 9 a.

m. PRHITTtmlv Bmwa V.o A. 11 I UHUwa, VIUIUH. Preachlnir bv the Pa-tnr. Sin.

n.wn fat 11 a. m. sad 7 p. m. Sundav School at 11.

in p. tn. 8t. Pktkb's Mission (Episcopal). Oakland Point Rev.

wilh nr. (aainnnpo In charge. Services every Sunday at Pelouse as i. iu. suuaay Bcnoot at p.

m. Church ok thk Advknt (Episcopal), East Oakland Corner East Fourteenth street and Seventeenth avenue. Bev. 8. Wilbur, Rector.

Services every Sunday at 11 m. Sunday School at 92i a. m. German Methodist EpisropALCiirRCH Preaching at Pythian Hall, 1058 Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth by Rev. F.

Bonn, at 11 a. m. and 7X p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.

m. Gerxan Prksbytkrian Chttrch. Religious services every Sabbath at 11a.m. Kev. Wm.

Buehren, Pastor. Sabbath Mphnnl at. 1ft. ,1 corner Franklin and Eleventh streets. irar ijaitist earner Brush and Fourteenth streets Rev.

B. 8. Mc-Latferty, Pastor. IYeachln at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. by the pastor. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Pastor's residence, Market near 17th. Plymouth A knit rwrmr-ii-On outh avenue.

Morning services at 11 o'clock. School at 12ii. Preach ing In turn by lYofessors Mooar and Benton of the Theological Seminary. Seats free. The public cordially invited to attend.

Mkthodist Episcopal Chcrth Corner Washington and Ninth streets. C. V. Anthony, Pastor. Residence No.

917 Alice street. Preaching to-morrow morning and even In. Sunday School atDVi a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. i i rst PltFJBVTp)i Chcech Corner Broadway and Thirteenth street.

Rev. James KeHs, D. Pastor. Residence corner Telegraph avenue and Hobart street. Preaching at 11 a.

m. and ti p. m. Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m.

Chinese School at 5 p. m. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7:45. First taoKKo ational CiruRcn Corner Tenth and Washington streets. Rev.

J. K. McLean, Pastor. Praachlnz to-mor row at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Seats free ai evening service. Sunday School and Chinese School at 12 J. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.

Atl Invited. DIED. FOUNTAIN In -this city, February 5, William l). loan tarn, a nstlve or New York, agad 2:. years and 10 moalhi.

San Frandnco papers Funeral notice will be given COFFIN In this. city. February Belle M. wif a of George F. Coffin, and daughter of Bev.

Wm. H. Hill, of Los Angeles, aged 26 years, 9 months and 8 days. Sacrameito, Los Angeles, and Albany, papers oopy. Funeral MONDAY, February 8, a 1 o'clock p.

from ber late residence, corner of West and Fifteenth streets. JB "a JS-m "a fa. iwiui ni j. Stone 8evver Pipe Briokf' Ume, Plaster, Cement. Fire Brick, u.i.

a No. 417... EIGHTH BTEEET. 4 ill orders strictly attended to. WHO pace, of say eighteen months, lying on the ground among the bushes.

The little one was crying piteonsly, and Joe's tender heart was He dropped from his horse anil One llillld ftnd tho infant, Via nfV trudged leisurely home, where he was sure the baby woril.Y meet a warm welcome, as his parents Tiave no children of their own to speak, of not than ten, anyhow. Of course, the little waif was warmly received and cared for, and "nuns at once made to find where it belonged, and to whom. No one in the neighborhood had lost a baby, and so, after a while, it was seiht np to Constable Barlow, who, with his usual pronip titllde. Rft himsplf in nnrt in tinA IK rightful-owner for the "babe in the woods, and succeeded at length in discovering its owners. Encinul.

Death of an Hateemed Citizen. Yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, after a brief but painful illness, W. D. Fountain, the Well-known Ctntinnsr on.l m.icin dealer of this citv. breathed hi lif Mr.

F. was stricken down about ten days ago with an uncertain malady, which finally culminated inflammation of the bowel. Ro young, so buoyant, so ambitious, so ripe with the prospects of a prosperous and enviable future, his sudden demise pierces the heart with the keen shaft of sorrow, and reminds us too vividly of the instability of human existence. Mr. Fountain leaves a young wife, two children, au aged mother, and several loving sisters to lament his taking off besides a multitude of friends, to whom he was endeared by the eminent qualifies of mind and heart.

Deceased was a member of Athens Lodge, No. 286, I. O. G. and was Commander of Oak Grove Encampment of Champions of the Red Cross, under Whose ausnices the fnnprl trill ru nrv re dacted.

Acrosa the Creek. The Endnal of to-dav contain a thA following items of local interest: A long needed want of Alameda will soon be supplied, lathe openlng-of a flrst-class coffee and chop house. Rev. Mr. Ilams will preach in the Presbyterian Church to-morrow (Sunday) evening.

Everybody is invited to attend. Ah Dln.tbe Celestial wbostole Rev. Mr. Tabors watch some months ago, was yesterday sentenced to the eoaniy jail on a conviction or petit larceny. Officer Ball chased and shot at a couple 01 ciucaen inicves, near Mastlck Station, on Sunday night last, but the rogues got wkwu aim umua tueir escape across the roiidway to Oakland.

Frank Millikan, a California graduate at the esutp ftnH a Ert.l 1 wr writer, started for Panamint last Wednes- biou witn Aoj. 1 55. Harris in the publication of the Wen t. Delinquent Tax-List. The amount of State and County taxes delinquent for 1874-75, and remaining unoaid Jannnmc 4th Auditor's footings of jfce delinquent list, Town ih in.

vlm Alameda 180,800 t.050 20 Brooklja 173,285...., 3,425 15 Brooklyn town! 151,825 1,745 98 142.5HO 1,876 12 88.660 441 13 314.550 4,403 S2 500. 804. a 7.011 tr, Eden Eden (San L'and'o) Murray Oakland Oakland fcitrV 3,682 144 41,194 66 uu 1,721 79 Total $63,590 10 The Memorial Service In honor of the lata Mayor Durant will be held in the First Congregational Church to-morrow afternoon, in cense-auence of which them will ha nn uil vices in the Independent Presbyterian vuurcn. Appropriate aaaressess will be made by Hon. John B.

Felton, the intimate friend and co-worker in the science of letters with the deceased; and from the Rev. L. Hamilton, President Gilman, Dr. Eells, and Professor Kel logg. The services will doubtless be of an exceedingly interesting character.

Miss Ivy WaOdesford will conduct the musical exercises. Newaboye. New York has two thousand newsboys. JV. 1'.

Sun. Oakland has about two million sometimes. Effect of Soap and Water. The Oakland itemizer for one of the San Francisco dailies took such an immoderate bath yesterday, that his friends were hardly able to recognize him. A Suck.

"Skirts says he paw a healthy young couple under an oak tree the other night, sucking the same piece of licorice! Don't believe him. Flies are Coming. We counted two on our table this morning. They looked chilled and broken-hearted, and we felt like dropping a brick on 'em. Strong Nones.

The sewers of Paris are visited by "00 The French olfactory is a wonderful institution. Plnvins Approaching. Another storm is predicted. "01 Prob." hits it about eighty times out a hundred. of Juot One Week Since we have had a fire.

We presume the incendiaries think Oakland has been sufficiently advertised. 1 The CornerStone Of the new engine-house on Sixth street was laid this morning. It was a pile of bricks. Metropolitan Immorality. Iondon averages about 2,000 births pci Heavens! what an immoral city! Beyond Endurance.

The "Hired Girls' Union" of Oakland now demand two beau-nights per week Don't Do It. Dont go to bed bn an empty stomach a maurass is Detter. Orthographobla. The Transcript has it bad. Xew Photographic Uallery.

iruauiiu at uHmuy ueauuiaj new Art uaiusry, on me won iae oi sroaaway, bet 13th and 14th streets, is now open to the lie. Every style of work known In tha between le pub profes. sion. exeented in -the heat nmu 1 reasonable rates. Special attention riven fiMtaiuw, ami ircae and enlarging of old pictures, etc.

Copying 10 u. 'nes Morgan, a. ItJ. i SE 4- Martin. San Fran- Robert Kennedy.

Bostoi J. 1J ndy, iT Norfh n.Min.i.u'. vV. t. xKsiuau, nr.

x. Ohio J. Ash, J. XL Brown, Minnesota; j. fa.

sta! Wt.VUfiUiU TV aEnJUUfJtn ur Muion.M-lfeand two chU4rn, Callfoiw fetarkey, Utah; L. Mclnnis, Tacoma; Tnl'y nd wife. Miss M. Ryan, Canada, and 50 emigrants. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Following is the transactions, as reported by G. W. Me-Keand. Searcher of KamrHa a a i.mi. county, at Oakland, for February 2.

1875s XT -i Northern line Thlrdf st, 130 ft from Broadway, thence 48 by John Wedderspoon to Wm" Hi Titu vwi aI ket and West Twelfth sts. Oak. land i mi vigciuii WHIM ACea nvm by 95 ft, cor Center and West ITffrtl of. Onlrlan Jas Klttly to Brown At 'McDonald 53 ioo oy ziw it, nayvooa 1,290 GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL Following are the arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel: Wm. Kronine' Jas.

Tavlnr.Thna i LaCV. ('himharlaln lu l.nH A. Duisenberg, Robt. Crockett, H. Ber-trand, Geo.

Randall, C. W. Dungan. J. 8.

Robinson. Geo. T. Wanly. It Wallaaa San Francisco; J.

Lewis and wife. East Oakland: C. T. Hopkins. Miss HoDklna.

Fruit Vale; Harry H. Webb, Geo. C. wards. Berkelev: Jno.W.

rnmn Oi-mn- L. Simpson, Alaska; B. F. Starkey, Louisville, Ivy. 50-CT.

COLUMN. tW 7b afford, tverubodu an mnw profit by the Evening Tribunal wide cirew-lation, all rmail attvertixemenU, tucA at VotU, Found, Wanted, To-Let, For Sale, Club and Society Notice, not exceeding tix lutes, sp4B be inserted at the rate of SO Cent per aveeA. Pet Fawn FonTAd. A OWKEB IS WANTED FOB A PET FAWN, at the furniture atore of Wilbert A ScheU-haas, 413 Twelfth street. Horses, Buggies, Etc COB SALE AT THK DXXTEB STABLE.

A nimat 19tk anil navrtam nii.aia a.v1mJ 1 Aim jump buggy. 1 new buerr with nolo. 1 new trotting wagon, 1 rockawar with, shafts, I line Chieftain colt good trotte 16 haada and one inch high, weighs 1,116 peunda, make Sao rockaway horse 2 saddle ponies, aad several buggy and carriage horses. Please call sad examine. i Notice.

THE CITIZENS' PROTECTIVE CNIOH OF West Oakland will hold their next mrttiag on MONDAY EVENING next, at the usual place, at 7X o'clock. All members of the or ganization are requested to be present. Underwear Repaired. riXKTLEMXK'S SHIRTS AND TJNDKR-wear repaired neatly. Prom ot It.

and at a reasonable price, at 713 Broadway, between Third and Fourth streets. The attention of parties who hare had their linen abused by Chinese washing, eta, is particularly directed to this notice. For Sale. A ELEGANT NEW FAMILY CARRIAGE will be sold cheap. AddIv to SMITH MATHER, Real Estate Agents, 917 Broadway.

Oakland. House to Rent. plGHT BOOMS. KITCHEN, BATH BOOM XJ with ground 75x100, on corner Eighth and Clay streets. Rent, $40.

including water: ALSO One of 8 rooms, 2 stories, on Clay street, between Seventh and Eighth. Rent, $30, laolad- ing water, apply on tne premises, or to tMU.111. KATliEB a UUl Wanted. mWO OR THREE FURNISHED BOOMS. -1- for two ladies, where lessons in music, by a competent teacher, with use of piano, if de sired, could be exchanged wholly or in part foe rent.

Address TEACHER." Oils office. Wanted. -I A TAME CATS, FOB THE PURPOSE OF XV imnhAM A liR.a.1 in a. 0 w. ll.w WW V.

paid lor them by. JOSEPH McDILLON, corn of Seventh and Oak streets. Apply at once. Business Corner to Lease A LOT 37 Hx75 FEET, AT THE SOUTHWEST corner of Eighth and Webster streets, will be leased for a term of years, at reasonable rental. The honae now on the land will be Inquire of F.

SENRAM, shoe store. 963 Broadway. To Let. A ELEGANT NEW HOUSES, WITH IT ait tnoaern improvements. Only three tiquares from the Point Station.

Water free. Gas furnished $1 per 1000 feet 1 than regular rates. Rent 835 per month. An. rly to DK.

WM. BOLTON, next door to Postofflce, West Oakland. Removal TTTANTED FAMILIES TO KNOW JHAT Madame Cavell will remove aer employment office No. 463 Sixth sarert. to No.

470 Twelfth fttreet, between Broadway sad Washington, Februiry 1st, 1SI. where she will bs pleased to meet ber old friends and patrons. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. x. and 2 to 5 p.

v. MRS. CAVLL, Oakland. For Sale. F)R SALE BUILDING IXTTS, 50x98.

fnr half cash, balance in 19 mnnthlw paymenM, without interest; title perfect; deeda free: location, junctlwa ot Adeline street and Saa Pablo avenue. Call on L. W. KIMBALL, 7 Seventh atreet. Bartlett Honwe.

Room 87. Death to aiit -PXTEBMINATOB OF SQUIRRELS, BATS 1 Moles. Mice, Flies Fleas. Bedbugr' and i Garden buss. HKXRV minART VaaaF Broadway, below the Stone Quarry.

Front Rooms To Iet. PLEASANT, NEATLY FURNISHED BOOMS to tot, at 317 Eleventh street, between Webster and Barrisoa. Das of bath-room can be had Situation Wanted BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. Apply at 103i Broadway. For JSale.

A SINGLE, SPRING WAGON, 'STJXTABLK for double team. Will be sold cheap. Aa at No. Linden street,.