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OAKIvAKD DAILY EVENrNG FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1888. 8 THE SUMMER LAND. PEAYEii ATA1LETH MCCIL Haw Ta-day. Eal Isttte. A TARIFF BILL.

Three A Pious Woman Prays Her its EepuMicaa Leaders in Faior cf mil Wn Wn radii KcKialey's Measure. Tha BeanUful Sonoma Valley Lying Among tha Hllla. Sonoma valley is appropriately called tha Summer Lana. Resting in the lap. of the coast mountains, it is protected I by chimin: winds and fog! from tha ocean and yet the atmosphere is tern- pered by the benign influence of the! Tha climate is mild, being neither cold nor hot.

Without irrigator fruits grow to absolute perfection. The vines en tha hillsides produce tha most magnificent grapes. Citrus and orchard fruits ripen in the genial warmth. At the last Mechanics' Fair in San Francisco, the Sonoma valley exhibit was awarded the first prize for ation if Nash had not stood in the way. The General Superintend ent waa a strong friend of Wilder, and secured his retention.

Lately charges have again seen preferred against Wilder, and the General investifating them. The Omnibus Statehood BUI. Washington, May 11. Congressman Springer says that he will not permit Congress to if he can control the without securing a biH to admit Dakota, Montana, Washington, and New Mexico as States. He will ask to have one or more days fixed for the consideration of his bill, but the sr-ject will surely remain is abeyance until the Tariff bill ha? ben disposed of.

it Tt3 Atchison BouteWill Enter New York City. ialiEsfde pillp Dcm Pedro Has a Uelapse Eubinstaia to Giro Concert in America The Strike. i 454 Ninth Street. TOE AMERICAN EAGLE. I ASSOCIATED rRgSS DISPiTCHEd.l Goats Oat of the Pound.

Yesterday forenoon Poundraaster O'Connell and bis men captured thiae goats belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Vertue, who live in further East Oakland, upon the confines of Fruit Vale. They had hardly started away with the impounded animals when Mr. Vertae appeared upon tha scene and threatened to whip the whole Poandmaster's outfit in personal combat.

Still that didn't release the goate. Then he threatened to have O'Connell and his'deputies arrested. "Arrest away," said O'Connell, and the coats remained in Threats availed nothing. But during the afternoon Mrs. Vertue appeared at the door of the Pound and presented a note from Officer Downey, commending her to the Poundmaster's consideration.

She was gray haired, feeble, meek, and old. To O'Connell she said she had been told to mate his heart by prayer. So she dropped oa her knees in front of the doer and began to pray fervently tor the release of her goats. As she proceeded two other women who wera at the Pound looking for stray pets. At first the Poundmaster's deputies were inclined to sneer.

But as the devout woman went on in kindly sup-pliance, Deputy Weston, "tha Gypsy," sank to his knees and howed his head. Deputy English could not stand it and went awav. O'Connell 'and Deputy GofT slowly uncovered their heads and shaded their eyes with their hands. It was a long time since those men, accustomed to curses, taunts, and jeers, had heard a heartfelt prayer. As the aged woman rose to her feet, O'Connell brushed his hand across bis eyes and gruffly said, "Goff, fire her those goats." citrus fruits, table grapes, olive oil, and olives.

In the center ef this fertile and beauteous valley, aarrounded by orchards and vineyards, like a central dramond in a cluster of brilliants, lies Verano. This charming" place budded unseen, but it will not bloom aad waste its beauty onhinappre-ciative surroundings. A grand excursion will be held to-moirow. The steamer Jamea M. Donahue will leave Market street wharf, San Francisco, at connecting at Sonoma landing with train tor Verano.

Guests will be taken to Ague Caliente Springs Hotel in Verano Park and enjoy luncheon after which the train will return to Verano station. The visitors will view the land, the town and hotel site, the Sonoma creek, the grovestof beautiful natural treesi the hot sulphur springs, and the many other objects of interest and beauty, at. Verano. The cost of the round trip is but SI. The Sonoma val TD-MORROW.

Sat TVIMi a Bine and Gold Motto in Bis Mouth. Exclusive Telegram to The 7ribune by Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Woodlasd, May 11. The Opera House presented a fine appearance today. The gallery was draped with the Hags of all the States, streamers descending from the forming aa arch, with General Grant's picture suspended in the center, decorated with a wreath of gold.

Two large red, white, and blue flags were suspended on either side, and betwen them the American Eagle sat in all his majesty, holding in his beak the motto in blue and Stand-10cm was at a premium, youth and beauty with the old tried veterans, both the blue and the gray, side by side enjoying the ending, the war is over and the boys return. THE EMl'EKOK. Washington, May 11. McKinle of Ohio has prepared a Tariff bill, which lie will, at the proper lime, introduce as a substitute for the Mills bill. It proposes a reduction of at least one half the sugar duty; the repeal of all tobacco taxes, except cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots the repeal of the internal revenue tax upoa alcohol used in the arts, and the adoption of the wool schedule agreed upon by the "Wool Convention.

The total reduction effected by the bill is very near $65,000,000. The cause? of delay have been manifold. One was the time required in properly drafting the bilL Frequent consultations were held not only with every RepublJaa member, but with leading Republicans everywhere wha are prominent in Republican circles. All the, varying views and all clashing interests had to be met and harmonizedj "The bill as it stands represents the united ideas and wishes of the Republican fcarty. All save one, that one is Judge Kelley, with the pertinacity tljat comes of seventy-four years and the senior member of Congress, refuses to listen to any tariff measure which- will cut dowa the sugar duty, and he insists' on bis'tobby of free whisky.

Boodlers Reach the Penitentiary. Cook comity boodlers arrived jijjg this -M6rning- SAN LEA5DK0. $1200. ley has been' but little known because it has not had direct commuuication by rail. Two new railroads are expected ta be in operation within the next sixty days, one of which will connect the Sonoma Valley Railroad with Railroad at Ignacio, in Marin county, the main San Francises itNorth Pacific thus affording quick communication with Ban Francisco, and making Verano a suburb of the metropolis.

The Snnta Rosa aad Carquinez railroad, which is rapidly constructed irom Napa Junction to Santa Kosa, through Sonoma Valley, is now coni-pletedto and beyond erano, and will a fiord a direct communication with the East and the vhole interior of the State. A band of music will accompany the excursion, and the guests will return tha same evening, arriving in San Franeisco at 7 :30 p. m. One Acre in Berkeley The Usual Bulletin Says He Is Bet-! ter. Exclusive Cablegram to The Tribune by Pacific I Postal Telegraph Cable SJpmpany.

Eeelik, May 11. The bulletin this morning says the Emperor's condition during the last few days has "been relatively good. His fever has been slight and his sleep, although occasionally broken, has been refresbingi Hj fj strenght is improving. A desirable residence Jot1 2 blocks from Visitors at the Town Where Cherries I Soon Will Be Klpo. 1 Noel Harlow is borne on a visit.

Miss Mina kloU is visiting in Sara- toga. Miss Kelly of Oakland is the guest of Miss Lucy fceefe. John Knowles, after quite a long absence, is home on a visit. J. M.

Estudillo and wife of San Francisco were in town Sunday. Miss Jessie IMx of San Francisco was visiting friends in town Sunday. Miss Nellie Southwick has been visiting her parents for the past few days. The two handsome eottages which Mrs. E.

Hesser is erecting on Ward avenue arc nearly completed, i Judge E. M. Gibson and family of Oakland have been visiting A. A. Jones end family of Brooklyn township.

Thenews.reet sprinkler, manufact- the Town Hall convenient to local THE WALKING MATCH. trains. Well planted in shade trees, i Llttlewood Lead, and Guerrero is from Chicago. Prime ribs 15 cents per pound. Golden Rule Market, Thirteenth and Vaibinton streets.

j' arm Weather. Warm weather is now approaching and with it our constitution changes. Light food is therefore necessary. I Btll Second. Extlufive Telegram ta The Tribune by Pacific Postal Telegraph Cablt Company.

New Yoke. May 11,, 3 p. m. The irisnerlea Treaty In Newfoundland. Ottawa, May 11.

The Fisherie 1 treaty has passed both Houses of the Newfoundland Legislature, The 6trlke. I score in the wanting; matcn stunus: Littlewood, 500 'miles; Guerrero, 431 Eastern bam, fresh eggs, the well known "Half andHalf" sandwiches, best coffee and tea, the best cooked mush on the Pacific coast, the unexcelled hot cakes, the most delicious Hertv, 406; Golden, 434; horemac, ured by J. F. Hopper, passed over tha 437; Hughes, 417; Campana, 314. i PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES.

ice cream, ana many gooa tnings at a place which is clean and neat. Fischer's, 806 Washington street. An Enersretie Man. The Vnited Status Commission Sends a Tobsxto, May 11. At last night's session of the railway conductors, the- subject ef the engineers' strike on the Chisago, Burlingtonf and Qnincy Railroad was fully discussed in its bearing on the interests of conductors.

The report of the grand officers, condemning the striae Steamer Ilere. Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune oif Pacific Postal 'clcgraph vcoie company. TO-MORROW, San Francisco, May 11. The steamer Albatross Df the United States i ish streets for the tint time oa haturday. The Ladies' Society af tha Presbyterian Church gave a "quilting party" yesterday at the residence of Mrs.

A.Jones. Several business houses and also ri-vate residences are receiving nw coats of paint, which gives tha taws a fresh and bright appearance. A number of the young ladies of tha Young Women's Christian Taraaer-ance Union will attend the County Convention of the union, which is ta be held at Livermors next weak. An entertainment, entitled "Tha Peak Sisters," will be given in the Town Hall next Saturday eveoine, for the benefit of the Town Plana fund. After the entertainment a social dance will be held, and refreshments served.

Thomas Crowley, who has been keeping a frame and picture store en Washington street for some time, has re-nieved his stock' to the northeast corner of Ninethtenth street and San Pablo avenue, where he has largely increased it and has one of the nicest stores on the avenue. Mr. Crawley is a very energetic man and untiring adopted by members of the order, waa inilnrspd tiv- 1S4 to (S). Great SATURDAY, Commission arrived Irom Washington this morning to look after the fishery interests of the Pacific coast. The Albatross is fully equipped for a thorough interest was taken, owing to the presence of forty conductors from the in his efforts to build up his business, mid deserves a liberal patronage.

He and exhaustive, examination of the deep sea fisheries of the coast, and herj; expedition is certain to be attended road. A strong etrort was tnaae, principally by men from New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, to prevent the adoption of the clause dealing with TO HAY 12, 1888. with valuable industrial results. A KAILKOAD SMASH. W.

Mj BLOW, the srtike. Chicago, May 11, Two thousand rail-Toad men attended a meeting last nigbt, called by the Burlington strikers to con 'B0CHIE4." Three Passengers Killed and Twenty Rranii pYPiirsinn 1 It Justice Nnsbaumer Decides That Injmred. I Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by Pacific uiuiiu unuuiuiuu Postal Telegraph Cable Company. -j 0AKUN0 has Just completed arrangements with the largest frame factory in the East which will ecable him to frame pictures cheaper than sueh work has eter been done here before. Ceeat bargains in meats at the Golden Rule Market, Thirteenth and Washington streets.

Veal roasts, 10 1 12 per pound. 1 Trlcyclea, Siffetlea, and Tandems. For hire and for sale; new and second hand machines. Rates, tricycles and safeties 0c. per hour, 30c.

each succeeding hour; six hours $2. Tandems $1 per 4541 NINTH STREET sider statements 10 tne eneei mat iuc crews of the various roads transferring Burlington cars were attacked by non-anlenists. A committee was appointed to a. Jersey City, N. May 11 At the Is a Game of Skill.

The case of the Teme.cal boys whe are charged with grand larceny for playing bochiea with a green countryman, and winning $000 from him, was dismissed by Justice Nusbaumer this West End station of the Erie Railway, TO wait on the general managers of the just outside Berlin Hill tunnel, tnis various roads and request protection. -r i 5- nnt nrl morning, the Orange express crasnea into the rear cars of a local teain which I Jl was standing still. Twenty passengers were injured, three fatally. 1 -1' men say they will not handle Burlington business. committee will try tojiave the revolvers of the "12" men confiscated.

Boulanger at Dunkirk. hour, ouc. each succeeamg nour. land Cycle 407 8th st. A.

A. Boc- ton. Manager. D. Haven Sec DILLON COXTICTED, Im- Sentenced to Six And prionmenU DcxKiEK, Hay 11.

Boulanger and The Summer Land Excltuive Cablegram to The Tribune by party reached here on a special train this afternoon. They were enthusias Pacific Portal Telegraph Cable Company. Dublin, May 11. The trial of John afternoon. The defendants were An-tone Meyers P.

Carosso and J. Ferner. It appeared that while the Tenaescal-ians captured the $iiOO and got away with it that the game was one of skill, and on this crouad the case was dismissed. Bocbiea is akin to billiards and is like "drawing" the ball in that -game. By practice a man can throw his ball so that it will stop right by the side of the ball in the ring, while -a man without practice stands no chance at all.

It is a game all Italians play, and they become very expert at it. Eattt Oakland. C. C. Smith has recovsred front his rs-cent illuess.

11. B. Lamb is slowly recovering rsn sa attact of illness, "he Lsnkersfclas Society will held a tically received by a large crowd. Don? Pedro lias a Relapse. LATEST pHIPTMQ iaiELLIGEHCB Arrive.

FaiDAY. May 11th. Stmr Columoia, Angersteia, 64 hoars front Pert land, via Astoria hours; tpass'aud mcse. toOKcN Co. i Stmr Alcazar.

Hanson. 15 hoars frem; Greeawoea .6000 ranroad ties, 119 leetlum-br, to White. Fisk Commission stmr. Albatross, Tan-r, 112 dars from WaabiPRtan, D. C.

Br stmr Wplliarton. Whitworth. 85 hoars Dillon, charged under the Crimes act-with inciting tenants not to pay rent, began on Wednesday at TulTynallin, BEAUTIFUL SONOMA VALLEY Milan, May 11. A serious relapse is reported this morning in the case, of and concluded to-day. Dillon was convicted, and sentenced to six months' imprisonment without labor.

the Emperor of Brazil. Eiery cue should avail" them- from lxparture Bay; 2500 tous Cttal.to Duns-i Mtlas, May 11. The Brazilian Emperor has developed symptoms of con miur a bona. selies ot this opportunity to lisit Rl'K JOVER. gestion of the brain.

Charcot, a special- Dfturu Feidat. May 11th. Blmr Wnatilla. Holmes. Victoria.

i James Wolf Is Badly Hurt by a ist on brain diseases, has been speeaiiy this charming Valley oi the Moon. Truck at San Jose. meeting at the Baptist College friday aft summoned from Paris. Mmr Oregon. Foleman.

Astoria, etc. Ixctutive Telegram to Vie Tribum by Pacifis ernoon. EISI1M $1 SPer Week, $2 Per Week, Eubenstein to Come to America. Pottal Ttlcgrttph Cable Company. San Josb, May 11.

James Wolf was Yestertlay the Felton engine was at work pumping the watsr from the mud flats in the rear of F. Bronja procery store, whirh wc-e floodaa by ts Sonoma Valley, nestling- among the hills and MARRIED. THOMPSOK-BEYKOLl-In thlslty. May IO. at M.

Paul's Chnreta. by the Rt. Mo hart C'huwood, the Rev. James M. Ttaompaoa of Temeacal an4 Klizaheth M.

Keyaold Oakland. I London, May 11. Anton Rubenstein has accepted an offer of $20,000 for fifty performances in America during the mountains which separata rrom ap vaiiey on tbesaatand Petaluiua Valley on the west and sheltered and surrounded on every aide in Fif- recent break in the WHter T'T' run over by heavy truck this afternoon and had his left arm broken, his head cut, and received serious internal teenth avenue ana 1 welilu street. but the south, where it opens oa the Bay of Ban Fable, has been uutil now on tne main present-year. Atchison's Move.

routes of travel, and its many beauties and ad Candidates' AnnaunieHieBtg. The Iroquois Braves. The Iroquois Club of Oakland will give a banauet to-morrow' night to OARSMAN PETERSON vantages of CLIMATE, SCENERY, AND SOIL have been com partively unknown. But wide attention was attracted to its fertility and resonrcesbv the Maeniticent Sonoma Valley Niw York, May 11. The Sun reports ibis evening that thr Atchison Rail- Starts for Victoria to Bow a SSOOO STATE SENATOR.

I Kaco. road system is preparing tonter New Exhibit at the last Mechanics' Fair, which waa awarded the FIB8T PREMIUM aver the richest counties of the Btate, and Us Firrt Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by Pacific York, and it has been decided by the Erie people not to sell their line, but to Pottal Telegraph Cable Company. Sas Fbascisco, May 11. Henry a. II 'M ft ta -as a- I 1 ma 1 Premiums tor CfTRCS FRUITS, TABLK GRAPHS.

OLIVES and OLIVE OIL, were also awarded to Sonoma Valley. a TWO IIW B.AILROAD-S are exaee'ed to be in aeration within the next sixty days, one of which will cannect the Sonoma Valley lease it for ninety-nine years. Thd Sun also says that if the scheme is success Teterson, the oarsman, was among the passengers on the steamer Umatilla, a cumber of the members of the Iroquois Club of San Francisco. The members of the Oaklnad" club will assemble at their clubrooms at Camron Hall at 7 o'clock. A band i will be in attendance, and the club will march down Broadway to meet the 7:30 local train and escort the San Francisco braves to the banquet hall.

Silver's Sentence. An examination of the docket of Justice HEREBV ANNOUNCE MYSELF A J. a c-andiUhte for titata Sanator from tae Seventeenth Senatorial dtstrlct, subject to tae decision of the Republican Coavention. W. E.

DAK6IB: Oakland, April 27. 18S8. jsiga.aa lBajaaBaaSaWltWiaBal tfaMllVttiaBBWiitBBtBMlBBBBBr ful, the Atchison will run trains between this city and California without which sailed this morning for Victoria, Bail road with tbe main San Francisco aad North Pacific Railroad at Igaacio, in Maria mnty, thus affordinK Quirk Communicatloa B. Peterson, on June 23d, will row William Paine at Victoria over a three change. Incendiarism and Loss of Life.

witn Ban i-ran Cisco, ana manias mini nn op tui metropolis. BDYS A LOT, 50x100, III mile course for $2000. "Hoxet Grove, Texas, May II. At The Santa Km and Carqulnes Railroad, which Is being rapidly constructed from Napa Junction Santa Rasa, through Sonome A PittsbnrgTlre. Valley, is now completed to and beyond Ve Mathews shows that the sentence passed by him upon George Silver is in due form.

-Silver was sentenced to pay a fine hxclusive Telegram toXhe Tribune by Pacific an incendiary fire late Tuesday night in Thame's business block, on the north side of the square, seven frame nn o. ana will anora a oireci connection wim tho East and the whole interior of the State. St HSDillF Postal Telegraph Cable Company. ANDREWS' UPRICHT Folding Beds, Office and School Opera snd Church Chairs. C.

F. WEBER Post and Stockton S. F. VFKATiO is apt 1'keaKJem in the CEN Park of $50, with the alternative of serving fifty PiTTsBUBG, May, 11. Oyster Short's TER of tha LOVELY SONOMA VALLEY.

buildings, with their contents, were de Eyer green planing mill and Norcross Co's paint stroyed. The total loss is $50,000. The surrounded by Pirturesaue and Romantic Scenery and by thriving Orchards and Vine works were burned this morning. Tne flames were checked, but the Opera yards ar every variety oi run. lmssadiatalT anrronadine- the townslte is loss is $81,000.

House" was badly damaged. E. Bur Verano Park, and in its midst a kaoll, com- days in the Countv Jail. It is aFsertea in Alameda that the reason why- Hilver laughed and made light of his sentence was that he desired his bondsmen to feel easy. Bringing Gladness To millions, pleasing their palates and cleansing their systems, arousing their HO TAXES! NO INTEREST 1 mandiag niagmtncent views or tne vauey every direction, has been chosen as a site for the HOTEL VERANO.

which in beauty i THROWN FROM A WINDMrLE. nett was sleeping in a room over the restaurant, and was suffocated by smoke. Joseph Dickson was A Young Carpenter Dies From the of design and elegance of appointments will rival the famous hotels of Southern California, in the same room, but escaped. and will be She areest and most elegant sum i Effects af a Fail. Alfred Le Clair, the young carpenter Livers, Kidneys, Stomachs, and Bowels i mer and Winter resort north of San Francisco.

Dickson could not arouse Burnett, and Its construction will make VERANO THE fABADENAOF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. was forced to retreat. A large crowd 4 m- i who was knocked from a windmill several' weeks ago, died this morning at 1 YOUriC MEN! USE THE "SPECIFIC A NO. FOR eOXORRHEA, CHRONIC OLEKT and Kidney Troubles. A.

certain cart without anybody's aid. No eaae known-it has tailed to cure. Price i. Pold by OSOOOS) KOS. and all prominent druggists.

Kanulaet red by A. SCHOENHEIT, Saa Jose. Too Late for Classification. Btood in the street and saw Burnett perishing in the flames. Three hours -4- Jt'X later his remains were taken from the his residence, 1206 Thirtieth street.

Le Clair was building a windmill when a piece of plank from above fell upon him knocking him senseless, ruins. to a healthy activity. Such is the mission of the famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. For sale in fifty cent and one dollar bottles, by all leading druggists. 1 MORTAR FOR CEMENT.

The Improper Laying cf a Sewer, aad the Health Officer's Order. After Gustav a blacksmith in the employ of James Galvin, won $15,000 by a Stamshlp and Kailroad Mail Service. TTia steamer Jamea M. Denahne will leave Washington sUeet Wharf. San Francisco, at 9:30 a.

on SATURDAY, MAY 12th, connecting with train at Sonoma Landing for and throwing him to, the Strange to say, there were no bone's broken, but his spine was Washigtos, Alay 11. bhouicr an amendment to the Postal Service Ap- Verano, andaeturmng same day. Train will leave Verano at r. arriving in San Fran injured so that he gradually became prapriation bill, "providing for the pay cisco at 7 r. at.

the last 10 days. Over one hundred lots sold id ment of 1 cent per pound for each WANTED A WILLING GIRL, 1 from 17 te 21 years of ace, for gSBerel housework ne washing. Ipply at 3317 Railroad Mast it. It station, Alameda, my 11-1 tx 7 ANTED HOUSEKEEPER FROM to 30 years of age do washing wages $20 per month. Apply 417Bsveath st.mlllwz mo IET-3 LAKGS.

UNFURNISHED paralVzed, the paralysis creeping up from his legs until it reached his heart. nautical mile the sea going mails are car- tie died in great agony, ana sunerea STy A BAND OF MCSTe will aecomnsny lied, be adopted, the Pacific Mail Com lottery drawing he put some of the money into property, and began the building of two houses at the comer of Filth and Adeline He employed J. I. Rogers, a contractor, to connect these houses with the street sewer. Yesterday Plumbing Inspector Snook found that the connecting intense pain for many days before his the excursion, and a FREK COLLATION will served on the arrival of the train at the hrouch the Park.

Only 3 miles from Oakland, Central Pacific Railroad runs A line station will be erected! pany will be greatly benefited. Nicholas death. He was 'Z years oi ager. ana a rooms with bath; the Iron I room with al- native of Chicago, and bad been here Ji. Bell, cupennienaent ot roreign immediately in the Part -oto; at 1061 Alice street.

Apply 259 Mails, in a letter sent to the street. Agua Caliente Springs Hotel, in Verano Park, now being kept by the Verano Land Companv, after which tbe train will return to VERANO, and the excursionists will have ample time te see tbe town aad hotel site, the Sonoma- creek aixl the lovely natural groves of trees along its banks, tbe En Sulphur Springs, and the auaay Senate vesterday, shows that if FOB SAXE-TWEKTI-FIVE WORK bars a. laquira any Diaraing till 9 o'clock twelve years, ine ranerat wiu tase place on Sunday at the house, and the services will be performed at the chapel at St. Mary's Cemetery. An autopsy was held this afternoon to determine the exact cause of his death.

at 128 Weaater stre. the scheme proposed had been In during the fiscal year Do not delay but buy now, and get; the increase in th value of the lots. Extensive improvements are to be put in operation at once. I "Prices of lots S200 to $3d0. Small payment downl beauties oi verano.

ending June 30, 1837, the Mail Com pAGODA HILL. For sale, tbe sunniest, eosiest home in Clare- SI-ROUND TRIP TICKET SI ranv would have received, for the moat an acre of land, hup honse and out- sewers were iaia in a reprcueusiuij iuubc manner. The joints, instead of being cemented, as is required by law, with a good, stiff cement, were joined -by a mortar without hair and with just a Little less cohesive property than so much mud. It crumbled at the slightest touch He took a specimen of the mortar to the Health Office, and will have Rsgers arrested at once. Had the sewer been allowed to remain as it was it would have reeked with disease germs in a few months.

Some of the contractors complained that Mr. Snook was too rigorous, and charged him with favoritism, eo Health Officer Crowley has issued an erder to him to the effect that hereafter ail nersons using route from New York to Colon, Tickets may be procured st the ofice ef the 4T5, and from Panama to San Fran ViRA NO LAND COMPANY, room 69. Ns vada Block, or at the Ticket Office of tbe So eisco $33,839. As it was, the company received only $15,340 for thejformer noma Valley Railroad, 2 Montgomery street, or at tbe tart. balance at 1 and 2 per week.

IN Interest. I Interest. Send for Maps. i M.J. CO and $1833 for the latter, service, h- buildiags; CLfMATK, far superior toOakMaad, being SHELTERED from tad WINDS, and far above the usual treat line: abselatelv free fromdnst; fin view; adjoins "Suany Slda." the residence of Hoa.

Mnry Vroomaa; satls-fju-tory reaaona given for selling. Apply oa the premises, or address PosMmce Jtox 396, Oaklaad. myll-w WANTED-YOUNG MAN TV HO CAN 1 tak care of horse aad nailk acow aad do general work oa small ranch; wages 12 per month. Fruit Vale, corner of old cownty ad Redwood roads. myll-lwx The resignation af General Superin For farther information apply at the office ef tendent of the Railway Mail Service Berkeley Babbling.

John Louderway intends to openja restaurant in the atisell block. The long desired sidewalk on Sacramento street has been ordered by the Board of Trustees. NextSnnday eveninff at the Methodist Church Rev. S. J.

Carroll will deliver the-iast ot a series, of three lectures on Monopoly. Owing to the Friday concerts in Berkeley E. B. Lemere'a lectures at the gymnasium are charged to Wednesday eveniDgs, the ISth, 23d, and 30th inst. YERA30 L45D C0I1PMY, Nash makes possible the removal oi Wilder, Superintendent iOf the Service in California.

Serious mortar as a cement for the joining of pipes in the lav ins of sewers are to be arrested forthwith without favoritism; and that they shall be diligently prosecuted. The mere uncovering and relaying of the sewer properly will not mitigate the offense nor effect the prisoner's discharge, Mr. Snook says that this order will be enforced to it strictest letter. 466 EIGHTH STREET. FOB TirANTED A TOCTfl CIRL charges were preferred against tPDlV If housework wagaa 13 to $10.

Boea 59, Kmdi EIocL Eaa the latter several months since, toW.KFJ.TINO, Bray avenoe, Frnlt Vale, first while collage te Uit left, jcyll-lwx atd might have resulted in bis decapi-.