Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

em To-day. AT HOME AND ABROAD. I New To day, Rubber Hose, XLER aftland (Srcniwj Smbwti4 PI7BU3HED DAILY (Suadari accepted.) AT 413, 415 AS 41T EIGHTH STBEET TRLBUITE PTJBUSHJJfQ CO. WM. B.

DAJtCIK, Hanacw; DBLIVBBBD BY CaKBIBBJ AT FIPTEKN CENTS FEB WEEK, Txaxs, at it An, worn tiJJiT FEB YEAR SS 00 1 SIX 00 i Behnison, Liebmann Co; R. 413 TWELFTH OT 'I i Choice Sutter at I Surgery! and Anseeathatica. There are bat few in this generation who can adequately estimate the beoeri-cent value of aoxuthetica in the practice of surgery. There can be no more pitiable aight jthm to are a pbor" sufferer strapped to a table until he could not move a lifub i order to undeigo ao operation. It ga to Aurgery tomethin of a barbarous aj pearance, and it became a saying that oly cruel, hard-hearted men made good surgoous! The sight of his keen, glitti rins knife waaa terror, causing the ac itely sensitive and tender-hearted to flee the room.

But with all the precautions that could be devised, the dread of pain was liable to cause a twich of a fieri or muscle at the verv 1157 ail 1159 l. BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS, OAKLAND. No; 1 Kidney Potatoes" at JACOB SAMM. Sainmfs SILKS! DIRECT IMPORTATIONS' FIRST AND CIsAY STREETS, Maiiufactorers of Bennison, Liebmann Co. 7 OAKLAND SELLING 50 ts.

per Roll J. WESTPHAI MiUs, the Celebrated FLOUR by the: Meal, Corn Meal, (Jraham and a full line of Feed. Corinlry trade THE. PROCESS Qi K. and WHITE FG BRANDS OF BLACK WAKKANTED 0T TO GREASE OR ever offered in this cit j.

Our patrons PATENT ROLLER Also keeps on hand a fresh stock of Oat Silks, as wee recommend them for wear. We are also opening a mag flcent line of the latest fabrics in SILKS, I Rhadames, Rhadzimir, Gros d'Ecosse, Satin Soleil, Satin Duchesse, Flour, Buckwheat Flour, supplied. i A R'EVlOLUTION GROCERIES We open ELTIES in TO DAY SEVERAL OF THE FEW EST Cionle Site IN OF Every Article in pur 2VE BED ROCK Preoh Point Keves Batter, per roll PRICE These Silks having been imported by us, direct from the most cele brated Manufacturers, we are enabled at fully 15 per cent, less than any other lionise on this coast. I Bennison, Liebmann Co. Extra Choice Humboldt Butter, lb.

Krerh Hanch Epp, dozen i Kinn HunilxiliH Putatoes, Dnpeeanii Whittaker Hanip. (nar cureO,) lt 2Vlt can? San Jime Table Fruit (any kind) 1(1 cans Cutting's Tomatoes for. si can Bent CoaJ Oil (Sun Light, Pearl or Star Cutting's Jama and Jellies, per can. riOlti sack Good i'amily Flour 50 lt sack Sacramento, and Stockton Klour 10-lti sack Best Oat Meal 10-tt sack Yellow or Whita Corn Meall Fifty crenulne oil paintings at half origf inal cost; Armsirorg, 411 Twelfth street. Soott' Egyptian Cream is not a paint, remember that.

Scott Bros producer and dealers In California wines, brandies, eta, 473 Ninth St. Use Sett's Egyptian Cream for preserving and beautifying the complexion. Oakland Overland Ticket Office. Secure your tickets for tera cities and Europe. For a quiet frame of billiards go to Ned Campbell's Billiard Parlors, Galindo Hotel.

Scott's Egyptian Cream, an infallible remedy for chapped hands and face. Try it The will of Bernard Smith was proved and Alice Smith was appointed ex ecutrix. Ryan Mellor, 1158 Broadway, have the largest stock of second hand furniture in Oakland to sell cheap for cash. Oakland Overland Ticket Office. 406 Ninth street.

Secure your tickets for East ern cities and urope at Dome office. Mary E. Weeks has been granted a divorce from Albion Weeks on the ground of cruetly. That true merit will tell is illustrated by the immense sale of Scott's Egyptian Cream. Try it.

James M. Ivey was to-day granted a divorce from Jbmelina Ivey on the ground of desertion. The Garland Trap is a perfect protection from sewer gas, on exhibition at Burtchae 1 1 Crowley's, 1208 Broadway, and is for sale I hv all riln rnne rM I scott a iityptian urearn Deautine ana preserves the complexion, removes tau. sunburn, etc. 1 ry it.

John Henderson, J. B. Brown, Thos, Welch aud Leroy Davis, of this city, are about to start for the Coeur Alene mines in Idaho. New spring styles of Millinery for 1884 just received at the Oakland Millinery and Cloak establishment, 925 Broadway, oue door below Ninth street. Mrs.

have yon tried the Boston brown bread and baked beans from Merrick's Eclipse Bakery, 960 Washingtpn street. They are splendid, andrdelivered free every Sunday morning. I announce a positive and decided reduc tion of picture frames and mouldings 75-cent moldings reduced to 65 cents: 35- cent do. to 25 cents; 25-ceht do. to 15.

Armstrong 411 Twelfth street. Mrs. J. B. Fields has removed her dress- making parlors, now located at No.

Broadway, corn-r of Tenth street, to her residence, JSo. 1107 seven tn street, near Adeline (station, on March 1st. 1j. McLean, 479 Seventh street, near Washington, has a large and select stock of Evergreens, Ornamental Shrubs, seeds, Fruit Trees, Roses, and Flowering Plants, etc Cut i lowers made up in any design, A ft days ago J. B.

Barter, formerly of the Baxter House, on the San Pablo road, was thrown into a creek near Lusk's canning establishment, from a staging npon which, with himself, two men were workirg. Mr. Baxter was slightly in jured, while Geo. Turner and Richard Primrose escaped with only a scare. Spectul Notice to Families.

Alll kinds of choice fresh meats are be had at M. Miller's new City Mar ket, Fourteenth stieet, near Broadway, at all nours of the day. He will take special pains to nave on nana choice cuts late as well as early, and give the best attention to orders from private houses. Electric Vapor Baths. Ir.

E. Hiford's Thermo-Electric Vapor Baths at 1055 Broadway; a cure for rheu matixm, pneumonia, neuralgia, sciatica, paralysis, nervus prostratiou, liver ditfi culties and malarial fevers of every form, Special attention to female difficulties. A professional lady in attendance. Consulta' tion free. Rooms open from 9 A.

M. to 8:30 r. M. SEWELL FRONK aie prepared to remove bodies when required immediately stter deatn to their undertaking room, Fourteenth and Washington streets, opposite City Hall, Oakland. Funeral services of any creed or order may be held at their spacious parlors.

Everything requisite for funerals, from the cheapest to the moat Costly. A Card. Just arrived, the fourth car load of Gleawood Ranges. Be-t in -the nrirkct. Ask your neigh bor.

Call and examine them. DALZ'EL ViOLLKH. 1151 broad wav, corner Thirteenth street, Oakland, sol ag-nta f. Alameda county Smyrna, Wilton, Biussels and tapestry: choice I i ios jusv srrivvu imui m-w I urn auction. 1 SAMiM'S flour is manufacturtd by the mproved roller process.

SAMM CO. guarantee- their flour to make the bweettst and whitest bread. for a cough or en'il here Is no remedy equal Never 8a? Fail. in tne orignt lexicon of youth there Is no such word aa fail." Mc-Donough never fails to gire satisl.iotion. Call and bi convinced.

A. Mcdonough, 1164 Broadway, between Thirteenth ana rourteeiun. Di-J any scientific phytioi- know the formula iroui wnicn C'OUUH SYKUP is pre- parea, ne womu n-i oniv rec liut Dre- Bcribe It t-i hii patients -ouhled with a cough or old, or any disease of the throat or lungs. Try it. It h'8 no equal For the benefit of those who would say, "Another a trial 15 cent s'ze is prepared.

Ask your druguist to ge lt for you. In bjttles at 16 cents, 50 eta. and lt Swiss Confectionery. The only confectionery and ice-cream saloon in Oakland, is air. William J.

F. Laage's, So. 418 street, between Broadway and Franklin street; ice-cream, water ices, punch a la tiomain. etc, constantly on band; particular at tention given to orders jr fami ies, parties, bjlls and lunches at short notice, and on reasonable erms. Narrow Gaage Trains will be running half hour trips, in a few days, and pass within one block of U.

fcCHELL-HAAS' S. OHK. 408 Eleventh street. Onklanrl Kinf rarbt Saloon By Kugler Schaifer, 836 Broadway, be. tween Sixth and Seventh; fine wines, liquors and cigars.

SMITH 1154 Broadway, is the place to obtain fine papetrie. PETAB DKKM30, sole agents for Gbirardelli's coffees and spices at wholesale prices, Twelfth and Broadway. Tkt Phillip Best's Milwaukee beer PETAB DRtSCO, sole agents for Alameda county. The st beer impnrted 9 Rsmaval. J.

C. Plunkett, Attorney at Law, has Building, northeast corner of Seventh nd I Uroadway streets, Oakland. thk nicest lunch rooms iq San Francisco, for ladies and gentlemen, is at the original Swain's oaaery, iu suiier street. Tar Ziafandel claret, and that delicious, sweet tuacaiei, at iiriaa umatws, Twelftti aad onwiwij. KYAN MElliOR sell cheap for Notice Kemnants of caroets in Brnaaela thrw.nlv.

vuwfiMu okaau.asAS'; IT a tt wrw IS' For school supplies go to SMITH CaL. Feb. 7. TS9 I mnniiwwl your Cough Syrup (AfctMtN-3 COUGH bYRUP) iu (imcnm uj au ouers, as I Know tea merits. 0.

afOBEHBAft Proggist, JS. Ladinirton, at savs: "I know BKUSS'S IflOM HITTERS to bs an excellent remeoy i or duio- suaaaand fever sod af(ue. SASIM'S flour is the best Go to DaESCQ (or choice Bonom Fork, Praaccteml H.rtssalag. DAK. HCSXET, Heveath street, near City Market, win da yon a first-class in horse.

shoeirxf. He, has been- fourteen years In the business In Oakland, and Is master of the trade. oveneacninjt aad sored or no chars. Furmflwrw aiBtd Heeteeaa Waatsd for assa, ay KTAJi VwLuOR. Go to SMITH tt for picture frames.

1154 Broadway LSTvM kTliEr. th onlr furaibrra tionecrs in this will bar or esU 8MITH have a lanra Of fcoUday panda 1154 Breaviway. Gas CUB Pnrartaa Pm ma RHisitnrrri GARDEN HOSE, Toilet Sets, ASSORTED BIRD TfiAPS And Cages, CHEAPER THAN EVER I SCHELLHAAS' 408 JEleventli Street. (NO BRANCH STORF.) 1884. Fine French tViiliinery AT SADIE R.

SCHANDER'S 9G.j Broad nay, Oak laud, Cal. Tlte Ladies of Oakland and Vicinity CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL Proposals for Erecting a Four-Room School Hoate. S1 at the olfiee of the Superintendent effchoo a. nan, iraaiana, uniu p. tt.

or Mondav April 14. 1S84. for fun ishing all material and finishing complete a four-room school house, on me lot situated on -rew Broadway, near fro feet street, in with the plans and spec Scat ions Sam. J. C- Newsom, on flie in said office, i A cert fieil eheck in the sum of $200, drawn tne order of toe Hoard E.ducation,tmit accc-ra- panv each bid, which check shall be forfeited to the Bard in case the person award shll fail wi hin 10 days af.er the award is made, to enter into conra-t with the Board according tu the terms -f the bid.

and irive 2-oiid and BufficueiHbomta in the sum of t2O0O for its raitniul perT The entue woilt must be complete-J tu the ratisfaction ef the architect an the rtoail of licit ion on or before the 20th day of June, 1884. AH bids should be sealed and endorsed "Pro posals for erecting a four-room pctitx-l house." The Board reserves the right to rei-ct a all bids as the good of the Department may re- qaire. ALFUP.n W. W-RRELL, HENRY J. SDHbT, E.

H. CLEMENT. Committee on Scliool Houses and Sites. J. V.

Bt-crrtary Board of Educaticn. Oakland, April 3. J8S4. REPUBLICANS The Fittl. Ward, Oakland.

OU AKE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT AT A meeting the Kepuhlican County Committee, held this 2tith day of March, 18i4, the resignation of Mr. Carroll Cook, representative to this Committee from your Want, was tendered anil accepted, ami 1 was instructed by the Committee to notify you of the vacancy in this Committee fn-m your Ward, caused by such resignation, ami to invite you to riigKeai, W1K muue or some one to represent you this Committee. You wid please address such sug- geioD no me, on or oerore Apnl 4. IS84. A.

No. 910 Myrtle street, Oakland Newport Coal Is the Cleauest, Cheapest and Best. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. Rosso's Cottage, Twelfth Street, opp. Lake BrTerrit, The best dinners eerveil in the latest styles averytnimr neat and clean.

The finest brand a ines, liquors and cijja- constantly on hand. Amusements. DIETZ OPERA HOUSE W. STE0HHA3T, Proprietor and Manager. 0E XICUT 0L.

APait, 8, 1884, Our Great Star Com Dan v. STANDARD MINSTRELS, The Greatest Band in the Having just couinleted a continuous Season unsur passed in the annals of Minstrelsy over thien vn duration at EMERSON'S Standard theatre. Sail Francisco. The foliowiug Star Artists will appear: Just the Flam Comedian, II AKLKY KKKU. The Renowued and Orisrinal and Man.

BILLY SWK.lT.Hl. The Great Soiik and Dance Kxnonents anil Gro- twij ne Comedians, J. IS. and JOIIY 4j1ILBERT 8AKOY. a Comedian nf nr ability, causing roars of laughter every time he appears.

The Wonderful Male Contralto and Exquisite Delineator of Fashion, t'KLI M.4L4 O.H, displaying the richest and costliest Wardrobe perfect and most lieautiful in hnrmouy and detail. JOII tVIL0 and WW. Ca.HF.BOV, the Popular Acrobatic Somr ami IiLiinA kuribnia Magnets. I AltKY 8UIKLEY, California's Champion Banjo Soloist, our Standard Ouartette REV ri.HK. ih well known Concert Tenor; W.

F. ItlIlOP, the popular Baritone; II FKILLHAV.the renowned Basso: IBiVli llllHtl.th.!,,. ite Second T. nor. General Admission, 75 cents; Gallery, 50 cents.

No extra chanre for Resei ved HeiLfji to tn hcl at Bowman's Drug Store OAKLAND THEATER. Twelfth near Webater, Oakland. Fkbd. W. Baar Monday Evening March 31st Every Evening, Including Sunday, SPECIAt.

SATURDAY FOE ONE WEEK ONLY. O-' JAY RIAL'S JAY RIAL'S IXC-IE TOM'S CABIN COMFAXV Or PeretlF Cast New Scenery aad Effects I "Ka SPECIAL NOTICE. -For the accommodation of toe realdenta of Alameda. Berkeley and Brooklyn. curtain rises at 7:45, performance terminating at ur.ta Aaaiaaiox RasnvBs SOe April 7 tb.

Elaborate production of the great "f-lfdrama. i THE WOKLD! COLDEN CATE THEATER. Maasaa BanaKBS Kiwi ie. Proprietors Faan. ibasl Mi'iuta.

F. of oar NE AND CLEVER COMPANY! i The Beautiful Vocalist. 3T THE GREAT BOXERS AKT. MlatrHf and fVASR FKAY3E gc vts of iMcbier NWhtly Greet -JAKE WALLACE. The Oeiiibrstad I.Kw KKOTBCltS.

la their Aerobatis FeatK. TU WOKwC COXC1UTA. ma OPENINB Amnaanents Iieatler orOrehaatn .80 Pianiat Broadway, Manufactured Expresslj for SILKS, CUT. Unquestionably the host value will do well to call and examine these ETC. LOTS of the VERY LATEST X0V- STILES AXD DESIGNS.

to place them before our customers New To-Day. TO CAPITALISTS To meet obligations of the Estate of J. M. Valdez. First.

BROADWAY BUSIJiESS PROPERTY, cor. Broadway and 6th Street, Oakland; 7 brick stores; half a block-, of land, ouly a third! of which Is improved; rents for $210 per month. A comparatively bmall ontlay would yield from this property a handsome income. Price $35,000. Second.

70 ACRES OF L.VSD, in subdivisions, at the head of Oakland Basin and along the projected ship canal. Price $750 an acre, i LOTS' in the Yaldez Tract, at the head of Lake Merritt; fine neighborhood. Prices from $o00 upwards. For particulars apply to REAL ESTATE AGENT, 454 Ninth Street, Oakland Potatoes Potatoes! Peach Blows, Kidneys, ALL FIRST-CLASS The Only Choice Cooking Potatoes IN MARKET. C.

R. LEWIS 467 Eleventh Street. L. BUR BANK (Formerly 961 Washington Street.) Is and SHoes OOODS MADE TO IF DESIRKD. ORDER Nothing but the BEST of MATEBIAL Used.

REPAIRING NEATXT SOIff. 1101 Broadwar, oracr Twelf th. St. I OAKLAND, CAJU BUTTEOICK- PATTERNS. -T J.

30' Gcnd for Catalogue. FT PEfillOYER 165 SILKS! Brocades ana THE WCEKII rCBLIIEBD XVCBY SATVBpaT, TBBMS: 02TB TXAR. S3 SO I SIX THURSDAY 3 4uiuab fo-Uiu OAKLAND THEAfaa-trnffV Tom' Cabin. vKCAN'D TfVO.I-r:('nMoForo. VLDWIS Ciaire.

ALITORSIA -Bxauior. BOSH Hoop of Gold. TIVGLI OAKOKN William TrU.J THB TRIBCVK has circulation more than lull tt of ny other paptr publl neil.m lam-am Conniy. Trichinae in Germany. The recent edict, published by the German authorities, warniog the people not to eat 4uucooked pork, hams or ws they are beginning to understand the question, and may arrive at the conviction that they have stupidly slandered the Americai hog and owe him in apology At the first severe outbreak of trichiuiasis ia Germany they concl djd that it was owffig to the importation of diseased American pork, and down went the gates so cloae mt no pig could crawl under them.

But the disease coatinued to spread, and iu Saxony and Bavaria raged like an epi demic, and they were roWictautly com-pelfe I to admit tht the German hog save the trichioae, Ilenae the proclamation of warning. It is now patent t'aat if Bismarck continues to discriminate against the American pig, that he is aiming a direct blow at a lucrative branch of American commerce, aud in that case it should be -promptly and emphatically resent id. If the Germans cook their pork as other good (Limstiaos they will not be troubled by the trichinte, and tere will no longer exist a shadow of an excuse for discriminating against the American hog. If they mean to deal honestly with him they will take him by the ear and look straight into his face and confess that they have ignoraotly wronged porcine dignity aud will do so no more. "Fraudulent Butter.

The examinations recently made by the Senate Committee of the Ne a- York Legislature furnish the most indubitable evidence that fully ninety per cent, of all the butter sold in the city of New York is adulterated. That suine, but-terme and oleomargarine are boldly palmed off upon an unsuspecting com munity as the genuine production of cow's milk. This proportion may be greater than in othercities, but it is un doubtedly true that the fraudulent trade ii carried on everywhere. One Chicago wituess testified that he macufactured two grades of butterine, the first con taming twenty per cent, of poor batter, and tha sacor.d from forty' to fifty per c--nt. of the best creamery, aud that the poorer quality was chiefly sold iu Pictsburg, where, he said, "the people don't know good but ter when tbev see it, and would not have good butter at any price." It may be possible that tallow.

lard and offal rendering may be so compounded and flavored as to deceive the most discrimin a and that fch Rnmnnnnli mav be harmless and even nutritions, and possess the advantage for the laboring class of being much cheaper, but the New York Legislature is setting a good example in breaking up the custom of carryiug on this trade under false pre tenses. The law should riwrously corn- Del all manufacturers and venders to place honect brands upon the commodities they sell. -i a i a hi exniuiuona oi i.auiuruia iruui uy the Fish Commissioners in Xw York city, attracted crowds of delighted people. There were trout fioin the Sacr- l. a.

1 ineuto river, waiguiug irum two. iuu a half to eiht pound, fifty or sixty specimens of rainbow trout, beautifully marked. Perhaps the most interesting exhibit was a jar full of eggs of California brook trout in process of, hatching, the egs being noticeably larger han those of other varieties. There was also trout front the McLeod river, California, and trout one, two, three and four years old from the Baird. Chautau Company, Columbia river.

Salmoa eggs hatching; California mountain trout with fiery red bands around their sides; German trout with scarlet dorsal tins; and big Chinook salmon from Oregon, were features of the display. M. W. Green, of Saasta county, seat lance mile ai.d female specimens taken from natural streams on the Pacific coast. While Sweden is and apparently content, under the away of the bouse of Bebnapottk, Norway has been for some years slowly drifting towards a Republic, and seems to be nearly on the eve of realizing it.

King Oscar may be a good poet and courtly gentleman, but bis notion of ruling his hardy Norwegian subjects has not won their approval. Ha has upheld bis ministers in a number of arbitrary acts against the will of the people clearly expressed by their representatives iu Parliament. The King has seen fit to exercise the veto power very frequently, a power denied him by liberal statesmen and very off to the mass of the people. The result is that one of his most promiuent ministers was impeached for high treason and only escaped by the skin of his teeth. The end is not yet, and a Norwegian Hepub-lie way np there in the frozen north, antler the boreal lights, is apparently only a questi of the near future.

Hmbv Watkesoxs threats agtiost the protective policy of the -publican party smacks of the drunken man who, lying on the, track, caused the express to stop, and was indignantly ld by the engineer more an or t'-ie train would be driven over him. Bis a as war was 'Take your old train off the track or 111 ran over it." Bhodb Island electa a Republican Geveravor by 2.2S0 msjarity, and both branches of the ore by large majorities. The Senate stands 27 te lionee, 57 to 15. Tux Bbnitbtt-Mackbt cable is expected to reach Cape Ann, about the middle of this month. 'Sxbator JJ4HU5K, -tf Virginia, is Seriously lOi ITja Granulated biiaar for.

14 Itia LiKht Brown Sugar for L. Choice New Cod Kiah, per Itj. j. Lamp Chimney, all sizes j. Koyal Yeaat Powder per lb 470 and 472 moment when khe patient's life hung oti the delicacy of the ipciaion.

Then it re quired a nrvelof steel, rarely found, to operate with lease and nice precision when' the pajtieut was writhing and shrieking with fright and agony. Con sequently. many an operation has been peif jrmed hurriedly and buugingiy from the merciful desire to give the sufferer respite. By the employment aoiuithesia not only is the work of the surgeon relieved of embarrassment, but operations of the tuoit difficult I and delicate natuie performed that otherwise would have been impossible. Then it is a tvell-k'ion fact that the death-rate under surgical treatment has bt-eu greatly diminished.

IT use of anesthetics a gruat boon the has not only been surgeon, but also to mankind, for not only has a van amount or suffering been the dread submitting alleviated, but to an operation has ieen of its terror by thel thought that it may be performed while one is iu a tranquil sleep. But it seemsj that eveiy bleagitig lias a thorn. Chlord form, tb most widely us-ad of all th agent for the relief of human sufferiAg, because of the greater case aud facili ty of application, is at-jrtaiu amount of (larger. tended with, a Willi? CO B'-'llp organic ueiect ft the heart, some occult condition of the nerves or braiu, or ihecpiicabld idlosyncracy, we occasioutly hear of fatal results, under the most careful and experieuced operators The recent discovery of Paul Bert, a noted chemist, promises to give relief from this gloomy apprehension. He olaims that if air, and the hloroform is mingled with xture inhaled, anifsthesii can be prolu ced en irely free from danger.

The proportion lie recommends is about 130 grains of chloroform iu 100 quarts of air. fhe great jrepuUi iii which uiany persons show by attempting to 'compressor" when it is le nostiils, is avoided get rid of the applied to 1 by this mixture, which is not dis- agreeable in iti immediate efftcte oa th air passages cltirns that the deliri- ous ex-itemeu when'the drug lht often supervenes is tiken, miy be got rid lod, aud iat the nausea of by this meci aud vomirirrg Kvhich often accompany may be re- the return to cLusciousuesa uuced to a nnuimum Tbere cm ba little doubt th one of great comparatively M. Btm's discovery is uiprt.tuce, aud tint a safe and easily prepared mixture will sojou supersede the ordinary me of chloroform for the purpose of producing insensibility to pain. Iadusl rial Education. Eihtok Tkh CXE: Am I mistaken in tiiiuking there vas starttd some weeks ago a faint, half fiifhtened, undecided movement that the children in our public schools should be taught to work with their handx, th it at 1.

ast an experiment should be made in giving every boy aad girl a self-supp rting trade. Cannot the progressive, sen able city of Oakland set an example for the rest of the cities, and use its liberal a lowance of school funds to instruct all the pupils to spell correctly, to read well, to write plainly, to compute readjly in place of 'ologies and foreign nguages put up sr.me work benche'8for th) boys and ironing tables or at leat sewing inachices for the girlxjand would not an hojur twice a week," spent in teaching haud ewing, mending, darning, patching, be of far more value than many of the books they are obliged stuffy. Free schools should be for those whose parents are unable to pay for their instruction, and who would 1 glad to) have their bovs prepared mi mppui iueiuaeiTva on weaving scqooi, glad to have their girls presented wiiti a .1 I gradu tte's certificate, proving that they can make wniJesome, palatable bread, faultKss gruels I and toast for the sick. aatiea to toe qook knowledge that was considered necessary when free schools were first starts J. Is it wiser or less ex pensive to givd them a smattering of breach, mineralogy, trigonometry and zoology, than to sbow them how to make a dress or bonnet? When the real welfare of the children is studied it will be an es tablished rule that every pupil shall be well drilled iu ooie popular trade and given a diploma ben skillful in millinery, dress-makiog, underclothing, or a teacher, nurae or co k.

I Most parents have the su.e to know how important it is that thsir girls should knpw bow to make their wn clothing, prepare tle familv meals and keep a well-ordered even if never obl'ged to do anything outside of their own houses. And I would have every bov able, on leaving school, to earn a Small sum toward his jsupport, and in a short time he would be skillful enomrh to be entirely independent of his parents' help, in ujt ue must oe, wnetner prepared it or noL Such ok-knowledge is necessary to tLe weu-beine nf these who expect to make their own war in the world, of qoerae. should be most horoughly given but I hope the dav is not far distant when ill shall serve an apprenticeship in some handiwork that shail yield them a support, whether they are obliged to follow it or not. But free schools are onlv intended for thU class. The better-od, financially, should have, pride enough not to accept gratuitous education for their families-, and private schools alone should teach the higher ornamental branches fit only for ladies of elegant leisure or gentlemen expecting to fi 1 literary or professional positions.

If my ideas were carried out with the children of our working mechanics and laborer--, the only ones, I repeat, for whom our free schools should be (opened, the girls need not rush unprepared int- matrimony or be a heavy burden their parents after leaving and the boys, as they now are educated, Heaven help (hem, for they can't help themselves. Of what practical use is their latin, rhetoric and flourishing of glassies The tnooey used for a shallow dip in these superfluities otherwise expended would make nohl, independent citizens, bravely prepared to fight successfully the battle of life. Oaklamdkb Oakland. March 27. 18ai.

Walsa's finery. The Junction cash grocery stors at the corner of PsTenUaoth and Peralta streets, is one of th moat popular in th city. The proprietor, William Walsh, is an experienced dealef in this Hoe of boai-aeea. and by purauin atraightfortrard coarse and dealing' on a cah basis, be baa built up a business of akich any business man might feel preod. He is a live citi-sen and bae con ibateri bwgely to the basinese proepeeta of that portion of the city where he nasi located.

He' is enter-pruingr, and by bis strict attention to bosinese bas estarIished himself aa a eeeeaity in th Northern portion mt the city. Bawr stance rona aad to.sst fate, at Eleventh St Cill or send for our! New and PRICE LARGE LOTS. RETNHARIT Two Larb'B Store 3ST FIGURES 50 '20 25 80 17 20 95 25 Li ht) 20 10 30 45 25 00 00 Ort 05 45 FISH, UtUUBUUi Complete! PRICE-LIST. SPECIAL CtfS CROCKERY, i i Dollar I ZAR 9 AND CUTLERY, CO'S, 13th and Mth Streets. AIL of Elffhth Street CCart Side), nam ml be Vert Ka C.

Sww. rkpw or VttrlnaT ri mZ r. lpw or WmUml from aA KlHtk, Street, Oaklaai. OIL 2C3.23L the AT. MA GLASSWARE, 33TC, 50 Cents on JONES9 New To-Day.

2E2 WEEKLY TRIBlE For 1884 Will Maintain Its Reputation as the REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER ALAMEDA COUNTY. Pabllslted every Satordajr -t 413, 415 and 417 Eighttf i Street TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. AVISO A RESIDENT CORBES. rOMUKST ineverv town and village in the Comity, every item of interest in each lucalitv is KAuiorcu aim puouaneo in its columns. ITS EDITORIALS are carefullvorenareri ai.d all questions of the day will be discussed ina candid spirit, with an especial aim to promot the interests of the people aud especially to aid in the development and proSDeritv of the Countv of Alameda.

TUB AGRICULTURAL, DEPART. MEJiT is replete with valuable in formation for the Farmer, Horticulturist, Vine Grower and Stock A Li. IMPORTANT NEWS by telegraph and mail from all parts of the world will be pub liehed in a concise form. It ia the aim of the publisher! to make The Weekly Tribune A Neceaaitjr la Evarreaathald. Send It to Your Friends In the Your Friends In East.

TERM 8, 1 inelmkuff PaiUgt, One year 50 Six month Three mootba i CLCB RATES, IneUtdiag Potfgt. Onb ol Frra, $3 25 each, or. fll 2S Ten, tb Mel), or. 22 60 Twenty, 00 each, or $40 OO eopr win Beat free to tb party oca ciuDb IIOW IS THE TIME TO SU3SCX12E A Good Easiness fcr oSet tor the bbv: ILtrdrrarf Corner 9th and Broadway. FINE STATIONERY at M.

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