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4 i OAKLAND 'DAILY EVENING TRTBUKE, WEDNESDAY, UIsY 11. 3 v. Seal Istate. Summer early in the morning in order to get a LUSTY LTMBED. I FORj THE The Tropics EASTERIT VZSZTOI10.

ATTEX7TIOH the Tribune Terr jrood second. The gam will ba called at 2 r. h. irwIH be a pleasure to many of Van Etlmn'i friends in Oakland to bear that Ryan and Pfeffer of tne Chicagos are sot trying to down him. The great tooth paw sow writes that the players rn 'the team are on friendly terms with him.

An exchanire says concerning this matter: 1 "Van Baltren'a yersion of the Pfeffer-Ryan downtag affair, about which so much has been written, is that the stories are without foundation that the fact the matteris that Van was hit so bard that day by New York that the fielders dare not confront the balL There is no jealousy existing in the nine. Van Hal ere write that there is more enjoyment in this club while on trips than in any other team. 4 TEK8AK MJCUTT COMPANY, Aeknowledtd to th leaWUner laetltuUoi wf sat kind la ewvthrn California, Bias tiMi exelo.lre handlina; of tbe vaat trawte ot frU eiaaa opalj betoaiglaa; te tas GREAT fLllMJ COMTAMT, thseBlylasditiiimiiofe Tb swpply belag dravn frexn the lBexbawtlbl miiiiifle tJdee of tkvla gtgmOm mrvoi l'nlbririatlen resvdtnc anythlnf appersamlns te seetbern CeJtti i ele, taqolrerj are BThedtoapply.eiUierpersoiuaiyorby tou, toUe I SAK DIKGO DICVKIiOPMSJNT OOMl'AKr, HARRY 1. 1...... 6EKERAL MANACZ9 8oathweteoraeTBlatlid Tstsweae.

Ba Dteo, OeJ. The Strong Armed Athletes of Oakland. Biters and Batters and Basemen Are AetiTe. The Oarsmen Are Kot Entauiiastia Tiey MieM Be-Laiies' Kijcnt 1. at the AemtClai.

Daring the week past sporting mat, Iters in Oakland have been liyely. The young athletes seem to be giving all their time to wheeling. The Acme Club will stir the gymnasium atbletw rby eivrajr a "ladies night" the latter part of this month. Below will be found the weekly gossip on sporting matters. 8TB1T BITS.

Votes From tbe Field, and Hashes Cfi3L Beat Vttate sa Insvreeee sgef. BZLcVX OJt'JI'XOXl. i BSBKELKT Wleeer BalldUr, eps. Berkeley Steele. rTHIIP KOTBOI sTaaAfer.

B1ETISKZ Beapk BaUdiM. Mti B. Ui Btatlea. 6BZ4.0BT A B1BTKJTT, aUMfer TuliCnarte Take ol Property. OoUectioM Made, InvestmenM Kesjotatted.

If bum 0aAkUi4 Branrli ririinun'imnrl liiaiiiaaii Clii ERKELEY REAL ESTATE ACRE PROPERTY I I -1 I i- GEORGE SCHMIDT, Real Estate Oakland's Hotel Directory. Northwest Corner Ninth auid "Washing 5 i mi Only Hotel ia Oakland Has reeently been repainted, renovated, and retonrlsned, and sow ready to aeeom mod ate transient and permanent rneeta. Special rates made to travail ne companies. This house is most centrally located, convenient to loosd train, and all lutes ox street cars pass the door. Every room in the house la sonny.

i ALEXAMEB BOH. Prprletr. Tlae insor, I S. W. cor.

9th and Washington Sttu Oakland, Alameda Ca Lately renovated and refarnmbed. A fiimfly hotel of hi2 Order, rirst class table of rare excellence a dlsttngaishioc feature of this establishment. Its patronage first class. Transient as well as regular gnesta entertained. Terms reasonable.

Table boasdeas aoooinmodated. Address i I 1 IP A The Gilbert House From tbe Diamond. What has become of Patsy CahillT i lie must have got lost the south. Tom Brown of Oakland, now playing with Boston, will shortly be released, i The Oakland Pets and the Pioneers are now in the race for the last place. Van Haltren has pitched eleven win-: sing and fiveiosing games this season.

The Tribunes will soon lead in the State League. They are so a close second. Van Haltren of Chicago thinks Hyde is the coming pitcher of this coast. Exchange. Purcell is not creating such a stir by his excellent twirling as he did a few weeks since.

i Umpire DeWitt C. Van Court of Oaklaud is making an excellent record, in the California League. When Borchers pitches Captain Anson generally puts Van Haltren in the field just for a safe guard, i The public will not stand such wooly games of ball as were played last Sunday by the clubs of the State League. I Tbe Chicago papers which cried down Van Haltren i a few weeks ago are loudly singing bis praises since his recent successes. Jack Donovan is bitting the ball and playing good games, notwithstanding the unfavorable comment he is receiy-.

jng from the press. fj 1 Stockton has been offered by? the i Davenport, team, $4400 for the release of Whitehead, Lorigan, Selna, O'Day, and Moore. KneiL Somebodys death knell will se sounded when he pitches. Sporting liifc Not the fir3t time. It may be later In the season.

In the person of Tinkham the Tribunes have an excellent third baseman. No league club' manager need apply for his release, i Manager Robinson of the home club has been ill for the past few days. 8unday'a victory will, no doubt, improve his suffering health. The Dolphins of Santa Cruz are making quite a record. If they should come to Oakland, how the Tribunes Would hurl their colors into tbe dust, -A singular feature of last Sunday's games was that all the Wiiklana clubs were winners.

This Jjpeaks well for the Oakland baseball- SOUTHLAND of the West I TT TTm Abased a aad Cewtra Casta Ceewttee. lOlO aUMAVWAI.l FOR SAIEDY Agent, West Berkeley tStreete. OskUad. CaVL. that lth am IUevato.

i WII.TiTi'Tr Pmmnatnw II I III ilU A. XUJLUiVUJL, board. Central for transients. LAKE HOTJSK, IBJB. ana Waahlnarton Rtreet.

OentraJy located; large and pleasant grounds ezoellent water from a spring oa tbe premises large and well furnished rooms; excellenUS ble; terms reasonable. 'i MARKET STREET and Market streets; with all tee eomtorta of a salts or slola. HOUSE, STB newly furnished hotel. Booms in I A CIEDE HOUSE 111ft Broadway, JJlst claee table yopms wtU or wlthoat uoare'. OF ST.

LOUIS 1 1 Amount Sold In 1887. 97.167.Dhla- the Oonutrj. Brewerj, Seooad Street, San Pranoiaco. filagnolia Street, Oakland 23L SCOTBIi. rton Pleasant rsunny Iroonej, with grood 586 Tenth Street, corner Jefferson.

MISS MIRY ALBERT, Proprietress HOTEL, CORNER 7TH Xiano Wasbineton streets, Broadway station. Tbe most centrally located hotel in Oakland) the local trains pass the door every half boorj tbe table is supplied with tbe best the market affords; the bouse has been thoroughly reno vated an eseellent location for transients and mechanics. EUEDV A VQtiLtti. GOtDEN EAGLE HOUSE. Ban Pablo avenoe, corner 16th.

Furnished rooms TirVMKRi HOTKI. 7 I TT Corner Twelfth and Franklin Sto. Oakland FEB. 1 Best appolnteu second class hotel la Oakii Prices reasonable. CHAB.

H. PFEIFFEH i cam fwamcisco orftce At cOBiArr r- 1 1 Seal Estate. H. nacdonald Coi REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 470 Ilntli Street, im Broadway. BABGAIKS jDt BKAX.

ESTATS. I QE per front foot, on Baa Pablo itmui dicapcet ptaa on vena; (ootl location or raskleaoe; will sell In rab divtatem; lot 166x1764 M) Qfin Cbote rwieenM lot, Mxlto, on ijpOOUU Wwwter str, beMrecn roav teantli mud Xhirut hu local train. (446) tf A RKf loe two atoir booM of eigbt j-wv rooHM, oaxD, paniry, munary, ana basement; nicely paperad: eament walks; on reraua auaai: aomar a aia uou: ISooo 133041 i Klaelv loaaM lot, 60x160. on the unvy aide ol Baa Bablo avenoai eableears paaa tha tot; Al loeaUoo tor bosinwe or TMldeDee. (If) 51 An Onibaanny of Wcet ataraas HiXWVJ eoroajrtabtaaowaga of 4 rooimaad buenwut: blocka toaxa; lot 61x109.

648) Special attention given to the porchaasaod ale of Beal Batata. Parties seeking nomas, inrome. ranch, or boainass property, eitoar tor permanent lnTeatment or apaculation, will be fnrniabtd aliat of dorirabio places upon applV-cation to H. HlCDOKiXB A I Beat Katate Brokers, 470 Histh Btreet, near Broadway, i RARE CHANCE: tow Price ufl Yery Easy Terms. For sale as a whole, 235 xI25, on FIFTH STREET, between Center and Cypress, and 243x125, on THIRD STREET, Including two corners of Center and Cypress streets.

Fifth street macadamized. This property may be covered with dwellings and well rented at once. $10,000 to ON KEAL ESTATE. i R. ANTHONY, 480 TENTH STREET! GOOD INVESTMENT.

Twelve Lots, 25x150. On.y 10 minutes' walk from Brooklyn station. Q250 H33a.033r- AS A HOLE OB IN SUBDIVISIONS MATHEWS LARUE, 626 Fast Twelfth Street, Mcdonald cmeron Dealers in Real Estate, 474 EIGHTH STREET OHKUND Coer foot: fine residence lnt.lOzl03 :9 on J)OiJ north side of Fifteenth street; first class location. (86) i QOPLft fnr acres frnit land, with 400 to ibO0) 600 frnit trees, nearlvall In full bt rrtng; plenty of berries, best quail ty one third ecreHn airaltt; wlnCmmandtankiWOO gallons) two story house of eight rooms, bath, and finished basement; food stable; situated near East Oakland. (87) Cgl A(C cottage of five rooms and bath-jpAtUv room high basement, good weU seventy-five feet deep, force pomp, barn, lot '25x122, on east side Adeline street; street csrs pas th dcor.

)91) eend for oar large printed list of property or ssle. 1 -K- PLACER COUNTY On Central Pacific Railroad. $6 50 PER ACRE, CIO A rTTTC adioinlng Bev. Hara-OXO 7A.IlHiO, Applettate station; mint be sold, with a dia- eoont to casn pnrcnaser. B-at investment in the United dsatea.

For particulars address owner, i F. EPnBAIM, 414 Market Street, baa fraocisee rpHIBTY-FOTJKTH STREET, 11 A feet east ot Market, north sid, loo im frontage, at $18 per foot; close to cable case. rTHIRTT-THIRT) STREET. 11 A feet east of Market, north aide, 350 fees frrntage, at $700 lor a otf foot lot; close to Has Pablo avenue. LATJKEX.

STREET, SOUTH SIDE, opposite tbe KalBion mansion, betweaa Telegraph avenue and Grove street; a cookie lot, 60x135, cheap. VINEYARD, BETWEEN! PIKAS-an ton and Livermore; i6 acres: vines 5 years old for sale or exchange at $0000. smart man canmake a good living here. H. J.

McAYOY 877 Washinerton Street I 1 I I Money to Loan AMOUNTS TO SUIT. Low Hate of Interest WM. J. DINGEB, 400 and 403 Slchth Street, Oakland AD kinds of AdJnstaW DUES! aad 8A1BX FORMS. Papier Mache Basts Instructions In DBEfJS GTJ1TIN6 BT TUB Btseabaker Tailor Saaare.

And perfect fittiBg patterns cut to am ore. W. SI. I.OTJDOH, I tU Stoektea Stree Han urancBWO. CoBMltlig Eiglseer aid DraightusAa MXCHASICAL ZXFZST VOBZ, xr vr AJJM 'I'lORTO 23 UASXFT ST.

SASI nJASCISSO MI4 Byapnrjrmfai S. Z. XOlfXAJTS. Oak Greve Ts'BOj. PJ-'o Crek, by i 4 OAKLAND AGENTS: CHAS.

J. WELCH Cor. East Eletenth t.1 and Twelfth at Sailioad Depot. gooa oag. ZHS CICBBOOMS.

Tbe Acme Club to Give an Kxhlbttloa This Month. a The Acme Athletic Club proposes so keep up in interest In tbe gymnasium exercises by givin a "ladies' bight," the latter part of this month. The directors have decided to give the exhibition for the benefit of the ladies oa the last Thursday in this month. Tbe arrangements have been completed, and all that now remains is for tbe members to practice their i differ ent parts; Tbe exhibition promises to oi sign, cnaracter, ana wui ne arranged especially to please the lady visitors. On tbe occasion of tbe exhibition Willis Sharpe and Jack Kitchen will jump off the tie between tbeot tor the gold; medal and championship of the club.

I They are both excellent high jumpers, and it will be a hard matter to guess tne winner. i T. 8. Scanlan. Ed Dawdle, and How ard SwaleB form a tumbling combination at the Acme rooms.

Thev-are practicing some neat tricks, and will give tneirnrst exniDiuon on "ladies' night." I tbe Reliance Athletic Club rooms there has; neen very little of interest going on, owing to the fact that a great many members of the club are away in tne country. Here la a Challenge- The players of the Ray, Aldrich, and Girard baseball nine will have their new suits nextj week, and desire to meet any amateur team in this The club is composed of the following play ers: J.b tackier and l. JMoonan. pitc ti ers; C. Babcock and W.

K-ite, catchers: J. Dix, first base; C. Maguire, second base; J. Keating, third base; W. Lape, J.

uonen, leit nea: j. Levar, center field; L. Ray, rigbt field. All communications should be addressed to E. X.

Naghel, 1159 Broadway. 1 MoLangUis Will Catch. The Sacramento Bee says tbat Will iam McLaughlin, champion catcher of this coast, has asked for and received his release from the Altas. In answer to a proposition made by Manager Finn of the Pioneers, McLaughlin has wired that he will olay with that nine next Sunday, and if satisfactory ar rangements can be made he will sign with the team for the season. BaiiebaUialtaeEast- In the games in the National League yesterday the Chicagos beat Boston by a score of to 1, with Kelly and Clark-son tbe battery for tbe latter team.

Philadelphia beat Indianapolis by a score of- 2 to 1. Sew York won a came from Pittsburg bv a score of 2 to 0. burning MiKey weicnpucnea tne game for the Giants. Detroit took a game from Washington by a score of 4 to 0 A tailzie Stock of Watches. John Frev of 1708 Seventh street has the largest stock of watches in Oakland, making a specialty of accurate ilr.

Frey carries a varied stock of fine jewelry, also. Hrts been established iu Oakland since 1875 and a practical jeweler of thirty-five years experience. Flowering bulos in great variety. New styles floral baskets. Everlasting flowers and grasses.

Hoses and flower-tear plants! at Hutchison's Nursery depot, two doors from Postomce. TJpMOHT and souare cianos at Lvoa Ninth and Washington streets. SotcfcaxT Dealers rotar cto 1 Successors to Ghikadbixi A Pitas, 1 Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1 JSI A XX XIXDS 0 FOEEIGN AND NATIVE II lUuDnvAunnii vr uin ci, Bole Agents for Ghlradelli's Celebrated Xae Chocolate. Coflee and Spices Gas Cooking Stoves ABE ECONOMICAL. Coekifl.nStevcs for Sale and to Real Heating Stoves in tne Newest Patterns CHEAPER THAN COAL 200 IN USE.

Special Te imi to Gas Consomors. NO SMOKE. NO DUST. CAIX AND SEE THEM AT OFJTICE 1 OaiM Gas, Uglit, ELnd Heat Eighth and Broadway. good idevaus.

W. PERTSE, TBS PIOSEEB IW thahnsinesa. will take contracts, larae and small, for Artificial Stone Work at reasonable rates. I Address M9 Oak street, Oaklasd, Cal. 6USew Moouromery street Baa rraoclsce THE OAKLAND PAYIKS WITH THE BEJTKFITB OJT aw of experieoc, and of a quarry, the rock from which is the hardest, mass v-Tnlingln this Btsta will ezecnte maalcipal private contract lor all.

braneneeot street tlnoe to fill orders ftjr.sh pment of its rockt. OUier dues. i nswi I sad 7, ever caie naaa, Cecaer Brswa aad KiaU Street. aalas HI i sat 1Xmn4 exist In thousands forma, trot are sm passe a or ure marvela of Invention. Those who arc in need of profitable work that eaa be done while llTfn at borne should st once send Uelr addrest to HalletA Oa, PorUsnd, and receive, free, loll Information bow either sex, of all ages, eaa earn from 6 to per day and trpwasd wherever they lire.

axe started tat. Capital sot required. Bome have made over ia fttsgit dJ at sTOik. A ktt CF During tbe saauner season a list, of tbe most noted syrlngs and summering places on tbe coast will be published in this eommn. Thb TaiBuna will also publish Kits of arrivals at these resorts and social acwseonoemlng Oakland eojoarnera wil be given especial prominence.

ARLINGTON 3 ZED 2 Santa Barbara, CaL C. C.WBCELEB, Prer. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT On tht Pacific fieait. -j This famous hotel (enlarged to more than double its former capacity) will samala open the year round. Sea Bathing-, Unsurpassed Climate, Superb Scenery, Magnificent Drives.

SPaCIlL SITES FOB 8 OTHER WORTH. ETNA HOT MINERAL SPRINGS, TILES WATUW ABJt UNHU Ki-ASSED for tbe core ot Liver and Kidney Complaints, Kbeomatism, Paralysis, Diabetes, Malaria, General DebUIty. and all carable OfaiMMe. PiaaraDtly located at tbe bead of tbe tcauUful Pope Valiey, witb pure air, free from Malaria, and tbe annoying mosquito. O'lesla receive kind and courteous treatment.

Btage leaves St. Helena daily for tbe Springs (10 mlleajfon arrival of tbe morning train from Han Francisco, Sundays excepted Onr old time guests are ever welcome Modnew gossta will receive kind attention. A fine swimming bath attHcbed Board aod hatb. SS to til per week. W.

H. LIDDKLL. TO THE YOSEMITE VIA BEREKTDA. RAYMOND, MARIPOSA. Big Treeo, and Inspiratioa "olDt.

and Milton and Big Oak Fiat Boutes. TJCKBTS UvKD via either line. Apply to SAM MILLER. General Tourist Market street. Kan Francisco.

White Sulphur Springs, 2 JULES SOUTH OF SANTA ROSA, under tbe management or tbe oDer and proorielor. John 8. Taylor, baving been renovated and improved in many respects, is now open for the accommodation of guests. Terms $10 and 91 per week. Ptagns meet aU trains.

Address JOHN 8. TaYLOR, White Sulphur Springs. Hacta Rosa. i MASK WEST SPRINGS, VEAB SANTA ROSA, SONOMA i' Cal. hot milpbur batbs, awlmmiox bath; ironaprliigsztermssslow as any resortln tbe for circular.

CHARLES A. bCOTT, America PostoQice. Sonoma Cal. Pacific Congress Springs. NOW OPEN FOKTHE RECEPTION of guests.

Harrow gauge to Los Gates. BUge to the Springs, A. SAGE, Proprietor. HEW HOTEL, i THBNEW SEA BEACH HOTEL AT BaDta Crui will open fur the summer season on or about June 1. 1888: the only strictly first class bote! in Hants Crus: all modern Improvements tbe ben family resort; fraeua frcm ail trains.

J. T. M'LLIVAN. proprietor. SANTA ClABA, CAL.

SO TO tO per week iamiiiee and cbildren send tor ent, description, etc. E. E. CAREY MANACER. HIGH VAIXKYjJ LAKB AND MENDO-cIdo counties.

Elsvation, 3800 feet. Picturesque region and liealthrul irroundiiijs. Good buDtinir and tohlax. Climate especially recommended for inroat and lane troubles. SS'Iioute via VioverdaJe and Higalaod Bpiings, Address, if convenient, tbree days in advance, IV.

C. RANDOLPH, Highland Springs, Lake county. Cel. GMwoofiMoitain House, SANTA CKUZ MOUNTAINS 8CEN-ery and climate unrivaled 1400 overlookinK Mooterey bay); mineral springs, batbing, snooting, fitting, billiards, bowling, croquet, a. m.

train daily; also 3 p. m. train on Saturdays. Send for circular. J.

N. LUFF, Glenwood, Santa Crus wnnty. m. SKAGGS HOT SPMGS, SOKOlIA 00TTUTY, 0AL. STAOBS CONNECT WITH 8.

JF. A N. P. Railroad at Geyserville. a SKAGGS.

Proprietor, i 7 Terrace Baths i NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. JtaOpen Air Bait Water Bathing! Arcom-modaUons first class, and everything perfectly sale. BANITHITjM Hot Bait Water Bathing tbe year round. C. A.

EDSON, PROPRIETOR Third A venae Station, Narrow Gauge Ball- road, Alameda. Cal. oad, Alameda. Cal. CAZADERO THIS DELIGHTFTJI.

8TJMMEB EESORT is situated on Auiitin Creek, Hooom county, at tbe terminus of the N. P. K. and is in tbe heart or tbe great Redwood Forests; superior fishing and shooting; table first clas. For rates and other information address BUR5S A bCOTT, proprietors, Ingrama Post-office.

Honoma county. Cal. Meat Markets. KOBEHTS' MARKET. Having purchased Loots Egert'e Cbicao Karket, at Washinirtoa street, under Cavalry Hall, I would be pleased to see aU my old friends aod patrons where they will ffna tbe choicest of stall red meats of aU kinds at reasonable prices, delivered promptly.

itespecuuiy, IIENRY ROBERTS, formerly of 486 Eleventh street DeTentli Street Market 4d Eleventh Street. The best selected stall fed meats la the market. Fresh and salt meats del) reset promptly to all parts of the city. HX3BT r. GxXSCHXK, Piopitseaa.

Stalls 1,4, and 8, ennrsr ivr sad Bstafl Dealers la Bert QasJ2y jrresa neaai on ra rrxij ay i ai Uuae a-1 k-i-. Arpello Resort, RANDOLPH'S 1 18(8. Robinson captains the Altas of the State League, Nelson the Clevelands, Van Hahren (a brother ot Van the irreat), the Tribunes, and Leyeque the crimes. I Longhran is said to be a promising young pitcher. Thusiar his work for the Greenhood and Morans has bees excellent.

Give him a fair chance to get into the National Leagme. 1 The Altas, for reasons best known te themselves, gave away the game last 1 Sunday. Probably the Sacramento people were becoming tired of witness-. Ing onesided games every Sunday. The Reliance Club, now that it has won the pennant and is champion, should not disband.

This club should keep up practice and give the public some more exhibitions of excellent playing. 'Henry StulU is the best first baseman in the State. 1 would rather hare him support me than any player I know. He is a great batter and a sure plaver. In fact he is a phenomenal." Phenomenal Hyde.

1 The California League now has two competent scorers, Walter Wallace and Jack Hennessey. These two noted scorers are a striking contrast to last year's scorers two flippant reporters, who hardly knew an error from a hitJ BB BISEKS. Hew Ioeal tb Cyclers Are Spending Their Time Among the Oaklanders who were seen in line in tbe parade at Stockton on the 4th of July were: Ralph Obx-head, Carl Allen, Lewis Sears, Fred Clift, J. L. Tisdale, Fassett Titos, Arthur Field, H.

S. Gage, L. Hewee, and C.Bowman. The Alameda Searchers turned out their entire strength. Five riders and two 'tandems were represented by the Alameda contingent, In the parade there were over 150 wheelmen in line.

i I The one quarter mile dash at Stoek. ton brought out Allen of Los Angeles asaflye He made the goal in 40 1-5 against Vred Cook's champion coast record of 37 seconds. Allen beat the coast record for a half mile dash, making the distance in 1:22, against tbe coast record of I 1 :27 2-5. I El well beat all previous reoords in the mile dash, making the distance in Many of the racers who took part at Stockton will enter tbe races at the Center street nark on Admission Day. Charles Wheaton of Alameda surprised his many friends by making a great record in the one mile handicap at Stockton.

i Messrs. Mobrig and Bouseworth are making a lively canvass ior Chief Consul. The Oakland wheelmen are supporting Mohrig. Les Hewes broke the rear wheel on the fifty-six inch Columbia Expert bicycle. It broke when he was within sixteen miles of Stockton on bis return trip of a two weeks' run to Yosemite and return.

I Fassett Titus left Stockton last Thursday morning on his wheel for! Lodi, wbeie he will spend a few days. roio is getting to be a regular game in bears Co academy. Charles Kryster is becoming an expert. The new California road book is just out. it is very complete, containing information of every road in the State.

Frank Baker will go to Modesto for a week. The trip will be made on his wheel. i Mr. Arlett is going to spend four days at Napa and Caiistoga. He will take his wheel with him.

I Harry Hatch returned a few days ago from a two cays' trip over this county. Frank Blinn, A. D. Rosborouga, and Mr. Churchill will leave to-day for Stockton.

Thev will go on the boat to tbat place, and thence by wheel to Yosemite. They expect to be gone tnree weeks. THE COLTJMBIA ROfTOBS. Some Personal Xtema About Oarsmen, Great and Small. i The Columbia Rowing Club, after perfecting arrangements for an annual regatta, to have been held on May 30th last, postponed the affair ior thirty days, and now the announcement is made that the regatta will be passed for this year.

There are two causes far this indefinite postponement; first, the disinclination of the members to sabject themselves to the harsh regime and diet necessary for proper training and. second, the lack of 'a spirit of rivalry, due to the fact that the club, as such, has no organizea competitor. If there were two such clubs in Oak land, doubtless interest in the annual racing events would be stimulated by the zeal for rival honors, but, under the present circumstances, the members seem content to use the club as a means of individual benefit rather than for the purpose of breaking records or securing prises. i i The new racine shells have arrived. and are declared by those competent to judge to be of excellent workmanship and design, coin tne sneus reseuaoia the one used by O'Connor in his race with Peterson, and fast time may be expected in trial races.

i Swimming, during the summer months, is a necessary adjunct of rowing, as practiced by the Columbians, The members have their own dressing rooms, and a plunge from the float usu ally follows the rowing. 'A his exercise, is verv beneficial, and some of the members are expert as swimmers. McOillivrav. Smith. Folger.

btratton. and DeGolia are excellent for both dis tance and speed, and practice swim ming continually, Dyer and Shinn, with their friends from the stock board, only appear in the water on warm days, while only the hottest weather draws City Marshal Tompkins to the cluD house lor a nlnnse. i i xne lawyers regara ictor juetcaii as a great oarsman, while the Columbia rowers, who have never yet succeeded in having him display his reputed skill as a sculler, consider him a great whist player. SPOKTSMEN AFIELD, John Jamieaoa Has net Use for Bears This Year. Deputy Sheriff John Jamieson, Dr.

Smith, Charles Loveil, and Deputy Countr Clerk Robert Edgar left two weeks ago on a trip to Mount Shasta. They went away well Tested with suffi cient ammunition to bag all the game in seven counties. Mr. Jamieson and Smith returned yesterday afternoon and report that they had a delightful trip. -Edgar and 1oyell wi'l not return for a few days.

They will attempt to reach the summit of Mount Shasta witaout a stride, a most Oifficult and dangerous feat to perform this time of year. Even with the aid of a guide the trip is quite dangerous. The best time oi year to make this trip is in beptember. Air. Jamieson reports that the small game was quite plentiful, but on the trip no oeer were capturea, aiinougn ixiveii and Egar shot at one some distance away.

One day while Jamieson was out alone he found himself in small opening surrounded' by a dnse underbrush. Feeling quite tired, be; threw his gun aoross his arm. and reclined asrainst an old stump of a tree. While thus meditating be heard the rattling of bushes, but a short distance away, and presently a black bear of good proportions made its appearance. Jamieson slowly raised his and the beat seeincbis movement slowly retraced his steps back into the brush.

Jamieson did DO! SfJOOl, ior nnsseu uts mark he would have been placed im a HsTtMTona nradicament. Willis sharrss. Eddie Sharpe. L-Xord, and II. Benner have just returned from a trip through the country.

Tbe young men report that they bagged large quantities of rabbits, quail, and doM. Their trio took in Santa Boea, Healdsburg, Geysers. Blm 1.1 TTVJ.W Willis bharpe reports that gooa ran-bit hunting eaa be had in the Bed wood canyon. Last Sunday morning he took a tnp, and in an hour bagsed dozen Tht rsii he iAa4t ilIJAGEli! BEER. LARGEST BREWERY WEST ,039 bhls.

omxtt Sold Ixt 1886. 86 Bottled Beer SMpped to all Parts of near Polsom. CHAS. FRANK. 820 i i I i AGENT VOn OARLANU AND JVICIBITTT Stone TBE OAKUSD ARTIFICIAL ST05E COJIPANI Lre prepared to take contracta anjtthere on i I aw leawwawiw The patient public is commencing to Object because the California League xnanasement presists in charging for reserved chairs in the grand stand, The scheme has not roved a success, Why not dispense witn reserved seats? Van Haltren is the only league pitcher who has shut oat an opposing club without a hit, says an- exchange.

Well, that is true, but Van's game against Pittsburgh was only seven innings Two more innings might have made quite a difference. That Phenomenal Hyde has greatly Improved in his pitching there is no Question. The way he handled the (Clevelands Sundav was a caution Uext year may see nim one of the iead- inir Ditchers of the State. He now the superior of some of the twirlers in 1 OAKLAND WOBK A SPECIALTY. nu.i.

the bent brands of XKOLI8H POBTfcAsTD CEMENT (J White's and Knight. Beveo Stunres's) and (JTJARAKTEI WUlve as a cau. L. T. SHEPHERD.

4541 Nxxtx Street, Steam Troy v-. California League. 1064 Fourteenth Postal Cards Be 8 ponded to Immediately. H. NICHOLSON lIORE TERB1BI-E THAN AVAR.

WorktAMEltion and Passion. camoxBlAonySaBnfciri Body, aul Destroy mose Human Eeig8.eAry yeehmAntharrraegortbaorM, i in the Pacific coast tor all kinds of cement work B. employ only nrst ciaes wuranwu. Manager Ayeime, East Oakland. i Prourietor i TJKWrsBs3l)eru6rf for.

STriisHatfarm.Via sCajsc afifTfTTTjal. LAUNDRY K.i. vpt r.1 Cheanistw hewer of replenishing the vitality the Powers and Functions oi ne pywemwMwgjjyT.r The California Club now has nothing to elect from but tbe amateur ciuns. Mr. Robinson took young Smalley of the Tribunes, and he proved a great success.

Last Sunday he scored two runs and two hits. This is the kind ot stock the Tribune nine is composed of, i Umpire McCabe of the State League is conscientious in his decisions. He may not suit all sides, but in general he gives satisf actios. He tries to do rieht. But he must not be so bard on Hvde.

He sometimes calls balls which should be strikes. Hen Moore, the hoodlum ball player, is aeain ha vine a time with the man- Aoer of the Stockton Club. Hewasre- centlv fined $60 for not attending to 1 Better release him and get him out 'of the way. People enjoy seeing gentlemen, not hoodlums, play ball. aniel Lonsr.

the center fielder of the tome nine, is credited with having lest wo cames by his mnfSng. Daniel will have to give a little more attention to -practice, and less attention to other things. Tbe little captain was fined last Sunday lor disputing witn tne umpire. John Riley says he does not believe the Tribunes are tbe champien amateurs of this State. He thinks the Clevelands can beat them.

If. Mr. Riley will peruse the scores in the recent games between these clubs it is likely that he will find that the former have wiped the field with the latter on many occasions. This from a piddling little place in XT Iowa, and a league not to be compared fa it is nnr own in weaiu ana BtrenKin. I When California players go East is to the League or Araen- Association, where our trays rank -with the best of them.

No minor league need annlv. as our players are too sign toned to pay any attention to them. Next Sunday one of the greatest farces ol the season will be played at the Center street park. The contest will be bet ween the Tribunes and the Altas. Phenomenal Hyda says the some nine wiJJ win the puns if he receives proper support.

The Altas now 13 Uj liX C-3 visa ZncapMity tor Stumor J3ussesin0d a energising effect are pofcf ottoTeA WoJKJ tOT. arexMrkatie Increase ot th e2iervvoeiyzrmrb 4eeimgt vKtrragth and Coirf ort to lifiWxvwssyinptoindipBeariM aheTisuxCussll Taianiiiiiiit -tapqj fcBTjwsemting trikiagprovyjintrt 1 afthe head and beard grow andvtaqtiiiwtass bMortance ot Ha action ofth taa. Zi Wnmm jitima trmm. element ot lite wMc2ipeen yrastmXjmmm JP fctoa directly on the-If ATi Vital Fnid and the mThsoMtLx oBaawiJ J. 'ZSJ- that Buoyant Enerzr ot Zh X-rt, cssS 1 jF, hich renders the 2x0e- trzetlo; entirely 4Za.

Jj EpaDTpsrsooi experience ia QXtirrh i I-' syr-, Ve tZS-TrZl- ev v-rv A rt.