Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

OAKLA1TD PAELY BTENING TBIBirNB- MONDAY, JTINJ 1884 New To-day. Amnsemeiisii. Naw To-Day. Jlew To day. 0 WHAT A TIME A Card From M.

J. Gai a. Eeitob TaiBit-e: Through your columns I ilesire.to place myself right before a community in wl lich I have HvLd for the past eight' years. I elected by the delegation in the 1 irnt Wan! as a member of the Democratic County Central Committee, and came efore the late County i The new building to be erected, corner Froed-wayand Elevot.tli street, near UK. 8UHKLL-II Store, is to have a saloon in it named "Nowhere" so that when the married customers come lisnie late, and their wives want to know here they have been, they can satcly tell the truth.

Practical Hereeeweetuf. DAN. HURLEY, Eleventh street, near City Market, will da you a firm -class Job in horseshoeing. He has been fourteen years in the xie uae unu iwntca jears in tne (Dalib'nd (grrninrj rt7BUS0ED DAJXT (lawtaji Kxoastedl IT 413, ASa I7 EIGHTH STBEKT at TKIBUXE PUBLISHING OO. TJI.

BUCII, lbmi SIUTIUD CAXrM AT F1PTEKN CKNT9 PER WKBK, ram, mt at an wo satlt FZSTKAR 00 1 BIX MONTHS 00 in wbbkTT- tiiiiii. rOILUBtD mil UIC1D1T, mu: R. iW. TVTTT.IiER Aljure Yeast GROCERS, 413 JACOB SAMM. Samm's FIRST AND CLAY STREETS, Manufacturers of 0.

K. and WHITE FOA BRAlfos OF FLOUR BT THE ROLLER PATENT AROUND Powder TWELFTH STREET J. C. WESTPHAL. Mills, the Celebrated grounds heretofore have been known Proprietors I -I i -OF- Clothing TW PROCESS i ummer Also keeps on hand a fresh stock of Oat Meal, Corn Meal, Graham Flour Buckwheat Flour, and a full line Feed.

Country trade snppliedj 1 Jl-iij, --i lJ A New Park for Oakland Walter iBlalr, Proprietor of the Tiedmont Branch Railroad, has been foi seTeral months preparing new recreation grounds the patrons of the road, as It, Is his purpose to deyotejabont 40 acres of his land' to public nse. About 15 acres has been alreadj improved bjr renioTing all obstructions, weeds, grading paths, building foot bridges, etc. A complete system of water works will be established, with fountains, miniature lakes, waterfalls, etc. These grounds have great natural advantages, and from tiine to time new features will be added. As these grounds are intended to be forever devoted to public use, and become a part of Oakland, an agreeable name 1 an important matter; Iherefor the proprietor has determined- to leave the matter open for six months, awaiting suggestions from the public, The grounds are free to patrons of the road and to family carriages.

As no refreshments will be kept on the grounds the present season, visitors are expected, to bring their lunch. The as Hays Canyon." THE 'NO 1051 Broadway, cor. 11th. St. iii C.

A- NORDHAUSEN. A FULL AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Spring and TAGGART DINGEE, i- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 40 and 46a Elffhlb St. Oakland. J. O.EI.DRTOGK.

PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OP CHOICE OAKLAND Real Estate, Saturday, June 15, 1884 TWO O'CLOCK. P. OS THE VKttl'SD That centrally located property. wesVJme Telegraph avenue, running from Laurel toTycamore streets, as a whole. 200x150, or in subdivisions to suit.

In th. immediate vicinitv are the elesant real dences of Mr. A. Ralston. Mr.

Byrant aud others, also, the well and favorably known Kelaey House. At the same time and place, we will sell the south- east corner Qrove and Syoamora atreeta, 33x100. The Telegraph avenue horse can paaa toe property, only ten minutes from Broadway atatlop aonvenlent to schools, ure nerf ert. Btreets ail improveu; urain- No liner residence lirouertv in tne cftv. Terms only one-third cash, balance fn one and two years; interest at per cent, per annum.

3 also, At Auction Saturday, June 14, 1884, at 3 o'clock P. M. On the premises. No. 150LAKK 8TREKT, Oak iacu, on account ol aeparture rroni tne city, me MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE OF D.

HENSHAW WARD, SITUATED NORTH SIDS Lake Street, opposite Madison Street And running hack, by beautiful flower-covered terraces, to Lake Merritt; lot 100x160. This most desirable resilience containing 11 rooms and every modern convenience, and is in perfect order. Fine Stable, AitiBtic Boat House, Chicken Houses, Yards, etc, Grounds Handsomely Planted and Laid Out. Charminz View of Lake and Hills. NeiehDorhood the Very Best in the city.

Surrounding Residences the Most Elegant on the Coast. Drainage reflect. Parties desiring a cliarmluir home, be sure and call on the undersigned: lor permit to view tne premises. Aa The Sale is Peremptory Terms at sale. Send for catalogue, and see these properties be fore the oay of sale.

For further particulars apply to TAGGART DINGEE. 460 462 Eighth street, Oakland, or to EASTON ELDRIOOE, i 22 Montgomery street, San Francisco. MAURICE DORE Real Estate, Stock 4 iid General Auctioneer, OFFICE Al SAlCSnOOMS, No. 410 Pine Street, San Francisco. In all sales made by direction of the Courts for Administrators, Fxecutora.

Commissioners, Ke-ceivers. Mortgagees, Trustees. Assignees, presented legal forms will lie carefully complied with. Iustruiueuta of sale at purchaser's expense. i WEDNESDAY.

Welneslaw June 11, 1884 i At 12 o'clock at Salesroom, San Franclaco. WE WILL SELL TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Improved Fruit Farm OF TWELVE A KEM, i Situated goiut-half a mile from Haywards, on the Dublin Road, and known as W. D. CLARK'S FARM. The property is covered with choicest beuing Fruit Trees (Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Prunes, Ked Currants, Improvements consist of Good Dwelling, Stable, Out-houses 12 Acres adjoining the Above, Planted with the Same Choice Varieties of FRUIT TRKES, Together with the comfortable four-roomed dwelling, stable, out-houses, good well, etc.

TERMS One-half 'cash; balance on time, interest at 8 per cent, per annum. with Title Perfect Abstract furnished. MAURICE DORE CO. MOUNT BUTEAU i Stalls 1, 3 and CITY MARKET, 417 Twelfth Street. Poultry, Game.

Fruit, Vegetables, BUTTER. EGGS AND ALL KINDS OF Farm Produce. T. D. WEYMOUTH'S I Carriage' Manufactory, No.

37a Twelfth Street, Between Frauklin and Webster, SPECIAL ATTENTION And Csvrriace PaiitUajr. FIEST -CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Satisfaction Guaranteed. w. SUE WOO SING CO. Importers sod Dealers to, Wboisaals sad RataO.

FIREIVORKS THE BEST AUD CHEAPEST PLACK TO BUY YOUR FDZEWORK8, AT Sue Woo i Sins Co, 4455 TwsIftkBtrsst. -C AXL AKI af AXD AVOIB' THE IfU. DnnPEifg iron ex. Horns r.Tutnal Insurance Co. A DIVIDEND Of OBTB PER CEKT.

tJPON J-. th eapiUd stoea: of this Company having been declared, payable on and after Jane 1. 188A atock-hokVen renkling ua Alameda County eaa eolleet the aame at the Alameda Oosuaty Branca Offlee of the Ooeawany, Kroaawwy, eorner oipi mu XI" OI2 Si X3 Oasaxnanatof dcvautiaw far the Xact. THS STKSHTKti AX COODWIXI. Mrs.

Clmste Is TTell I- ion TIYOLI OPERA HOUSE lessees and Managers; NaAfNKKV. MELHT A SilEaU. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF- MB. JAS. M.

WARD And CARRIE CLARK WARD In the great play. Through by Daylight! In preparation, the great Irish play, OGE oa Dark the Hoar bfar the Dawn. DIETZ OP A HOUSE. "For Goodness' Sake, Don't Bay I Told SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Friday and Jane 13th and 14th Including Family Matinee Saturday, at 2 o'clock, of Rice's Surprise Party And the Charming California Favorite, Miss KATE AHTLETO.V, Appearing in the greatest of all successes.

Replete with new music, situations and dialogue. POPULAR PRICES. Admission to all parts of the bouse 4'1'S. Reserved seats 25 cts. extra, now on sale at liuwmau's drug store.

Ninth street and Broadway. OAKLAND THEATER. The Laughing Season COMMENCING Monday Evening, June 2, FOB O.VE WEEK 0.LY! 1834 Including Saturday Matinee and Sunday even! ng I tirst great comedy production at this theater. In 4 acts. A story illustrating the great problem Woman Butt'rage.

Produced under the supervision of Messrs. Stock-well aud Wright. i PKKKS. AXD 'TS TUOLUMNE RE-UNION 1711i Anniversary aud Picnie AT SHELL MOCXI) PARK. Saturday, June 14, 1884, A hearty invitation expended to ail the former residents of old Tuolumne County.

Address hy Hon. ltobt. Ferral. Poem by Alston. Vocal and instrumental music, (lancing, sports, games, pri.cs.

for which see programme. GOLDEN GATE THEATER, Kife'hth Street, liet Broadway and Washington. SEW MASAGEMEST. A complete renovation of the premises and an al- teration largely in the interests of the convenience of the public, will be iuaue. None But the Best Talont Eng-aired.

MRS. ADA CLARK, DANCING ACADEMY For Juveniles, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at half-past 3, at Hancock it lea Hall, corner Franklin and Twelfth atreetM. Oakland. Ne-w To-Day. 1 50.

1 50. 1 50- If Yon Want the Verj Best (Jualitj White Shirt C. H. SIfeLl'JL'ii No. 953 Broadway, LVD AMK FOR THE N.B.

150 AND FINE LINEN And you will find better value than has ever before been offered in the United States. live this 8htrt a trial, recommend It to your friends, and thereby do your share in promoting Home Manufacture. mo. iso. 150.

150. 150. 1 884. Fine French Millinery AT. SADIE R.

SCHANDER'S 9G5 Broadway. Oakland, Cal. The Ladies of OaManiantl Vicinity CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL. BUTTERICK PAHERIIS. Send for i Catalogue.

TAFT PEHNOYER 1163 an i 1165 Broadway, i LOCATION. It wiBpaa yoai toeaU on WILL H.v BURR ALL. Real Estate and Loan Asent, 'nun tttj nanwA riiafi inaaj SerHees. or anyAing ha jf tof-j and Bumbrar. sad eaU esa-lv aad fteaw above 2'iBja luwt, next to VS.r ITS JJCU CrM Xa3 r.Xt save yT iso ma Shirt ilk OPENffi CAN NOW FIND A Large and Elegant Assortment Spring Millinery T.I REED GO'S 1161 Broadway, Oakland.

FIREWORKS FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! 1 1ST EVERT At Lowest Rates, JAPANESE BAZAR, CHEW BONG St. 1156 Broadway, Oakland. ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS! rpo THE KKPI ItLK AS OF ALAMEDA County and of the Third Congressional District: I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Con tresa from the Third Congressional District, subject to the decision of the etuuing Republican Con gregHlonal Nominating Convention, Sacramento, May 7, 1884. HEXRY EDGERTON 345 KEAMY STREET. K.

MEUSSDORFFER Has removed hia old -established Hat Store, from Htore 635 Commercial street, to 345 KearET street, southwest corner of Piue, where he will always keep a select of the latest styles of Hats and Caps at reasonable prices, as before. K. MElJSSIORFFEK, 15 and 345 Kearny Street. San Francisco Masonic Temple Association. rpiIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK holders the Oakland Masonic Temple Association for the election of Eleven (U) lli-rectors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as my tic brought before said mectine, will be held at the Masonic Temple, corner Twelfth and Washington streets, Oakland, on Tuesday, unc 17, 1884, at 8 r.

M. C. E. OILLEXT, Secretory. No.

472 Seventh Street, fn Newlaud House, under the new management, Everythins in season at the very lowest living prices Best Dinner in Oakland, with Wine, tii Cents. Try It, X. TV FETEBSOy Proprietor NEW and SECOND-HAND M3M JLIa" JrUB. Fnrnitnre and household goods of every deacrip-tion bought and sold. Beat prices paid, and goods sold at lowest margin.

TWO ELM; AX Mllt-KOBs at a bargain. A. S. BAKER, 1357 Telegraph avenue Bet. 17th and 18th Sts.

SECOND-HAND CLOTHING All kinds, ladies' and You will! be aston ished at the prices you will receive by Bending orders Xs 33 1 SOS Market Street, San Francisco E. VEISEU F. LEOKHABD. ft. LEONHARD 'WEISEL.

Wine and Liquor Dealers, 401 Eighth Street, cor. Franklin, Galiudo Hotel Building, Oakland. FAMILIES SCPPLIEDa Mercantile Collection Agency, John F. Tiaoctk, Manager. Successors to Adams fc'Co's law and Collection Agency, No.

864i Broadway, southeast corner of Eighth -street, Oakland, California. Col lections ana ins' suranee a specialty. Bad tenants ejected. n. ix: THE HANDSOME CRAZY QUILT Formerly in the window of Ernest Abraham's Mew York Dry Goods House, will take place at 8 clock this Monday evening, at Ned Thayer's saloon.

Eighth atrwet Rosso's Cottage, Twelfth Street opp.Laike Merritt, The very best dinners served ia the latest style. Everything neat and clean. The finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars constantly on band. FOB BEST CHEaP-AilO l'8E 0 7 rooms; bath hot and cold water; tine yard, etc; all modern improvements; 1 minute's walk from Telegraph and San Pablo avenue cars; pleasant locality. Address J.

M. J. thia office. Je9-o WASTED BY A WIDOW I BEDICED circumstances, a Mtuation as companion, governess to teach children, or engage in other employment; a pleasant home preferred to high wages; tint-rate references; address this office, Oakland, Cal; will go into the country if wanted. je9-lwx IOB MALE-FOl'B HOUSES.

ITARLB for family use; can be purchased at a bargain by applying to Wm McCutcheon, Oakland Stable, SiU t-igntt nth street. Je9-zw WANTED VorX LADIES TO LEABJV dressmaking at Miss BickerWn's Drvasmakuig Parlors, 18 Clay street. jeS-lwx A PAJITV EXPEIES-E AVUIOHPE- it en me mating el cnenuco pnarmaoeutlcai preparations, wishes a aituation; a large laborator I preferred, but if not obtainable will accept a pe ji-1 lin in A Mllnhtlrij am.l miniMl nu. fufa address "Phaj-maciat'boi 52. Oakland.

j-J'wx -pR ALE-AT A (1REAT g.il'Ur' ICE. I new two-dorv "hmiae nt Mvm lArf all modern improvements; good bam; coff net waxm, iuum sum tuu weea, owner ie.ving the State; eost terms to suit purchase- uy aonaoie oner aowio; apply J. n. MeLAUGH- mji too juaan street, uujaua. jev-o BEST-SEW FOFR OOMIOT M.

Htn nouae. moeiv xurnian'jn mnnv beautiful grounds; horse cars prs the door; steam ears within nve Mocks; Kast Uakiand. B. O. Mat- news, neat g-state Agent, mu oakhUKi.

Je9-lwi Educational. -THE- Home School for Young Ladies, 1835 Telegraph avenue, Oakland. (OrgaoUedln 1S72.) gtrtyqiMrill begin cm WEDJTESTXA July MISS A. rXELD, PrlaeJpml. HOPKINS ACADEMY OAEXAND.

CAU BEY. H. JEWETT, 1 Principal rMUt NEXT SCHOOL YCAK BBGUTl TTK8-X. day. July J8, 166.

Boarding an4 day soholass reertvd Send for eataiorae. IIARriON SEMINARY, mtSTCtAS3 BOARDUfO SCHOOt FOB YooturLaurna. Kext term orwa it aist. For es fl t- MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS' WEAR as well as the CHEAPEST. MONDAY.

9 TUR TRIBUNE has a elrrwfatlon more than danblo that of any other paper pabll.hed In Alameda Coanty. AunMraenli To-Niafht. OAKLAND THKATKR ChaT. OAKLAND TIVOLl Through bu Daili'iht. Baldwin -iiobbie.

GALI rORS IA Lynir-Kxi. TIVOT.l OAKOkLN Tht EnehantreH. BUSH STREET A um-A of Keu. GRAND OPf.RA HOC8E HrarXt of Orii. President Arthur.

The splendid condition of anity sod elan with which the Republican party came, by it representatives, to Chicago, and the high courage and confidence with which it enter this momentous national campaign, are largely due to the excellent administration of the gov eminent by President Arthvr. It was his orderly, firm, irreproachable conduct of national affairs, that has inspired the people with the existing feeling ef satisfaction and confidence. Business men in" New York and everywhere have felt that a strong, clear-headed, clean-banded man was at the head of affairs, and a sense of safety, security, and hopefulness pervaded the country. This feeling induced the leading business men of New York and other cities to recom-fiend the renomiDatioc of President Arthur, so that an administration every way commendable and admirable might be continued. The strength of Arthur Jn the Chicago Convention was that of the solid men representing the great commercial interests of the country, which have been able UDder these circumstances to pursue business with the assurance that no saduv--.

change of policy, no wrangling for precedence or spoils would bring reverses-, no lack of due and diligent attention to. the great affairs of the country, no entanglement or conflict would discourage or alarm the public, create 'panics and revalsions, upsetting well-laid plans. The 0vernment as been steady, atrong and sure, every interest of the country, under its beneficent rule serene and progressive. President Arthur was not a candidate in the sense of making a contest for the nomination. His canvass was a spontaneous exhibition of popular feeling.

It does him no discredit; the result is no disparagement. No one was so prompt as the President, iu sending congratulations and assurances oT earnest and cordial support to the nominees. This is no empty, compliment. All the help that one of the most experienced, skilful and successful political campaigners can give to the ticket which all men are praising, will be given by the President and his warmly attached friends. No counsellor more wise, no helper more facile, resourceful and vigorous than Arthur will give heart and hand to the brilliant campaign; no one will be more useful, because none1 more apt and accomplished than he, in compacting the organization that must complement enthusiasm and make it effective.

The Nominees. v. It ia not on the Pacific coast alone that there is a strong feeling for Blaine and Locjan the matchless pair. All through the Eastern States their friends have clung with unyielding tenacity, enduring faith, to the fortunes of the "plumed knight," and kept a very warm place in their hearts for the heroic -IrOfiAX. In every Republican convention and gathering, for the pant ten years, Blaise's name has, aroused enthusiasm.

When majorities of delegated bodies have been against him, the galleries have been for him almost unanimously. It was this unmistakable fact that elicited Mr. Conkling remarkable apothegm, "The shallows marmur, while the deeps are dumb." The galleries of the Opera House drowned every other sound with ringing cheers for Blaine, while the cards were arranged ou the floor below for a "unit" Tote for rant. These pod-ular indications have been witnessed everywherefor years. The people are at last gratified by the nomination of the great typical American, who represents the average faith, hope and national spirit of the American people.

They will carry him to the Capital of the na- tioa with triumphant exultation. XLmblason it on Outer Walla. CoL Ixgeraoll's phenomenal speedy i at the Cincinnati Convention, heard ana applauded by 6,000 persons, with enthral aiasm as extraordinary as the eloquence of its incisive sentences, has been read and reread by everybody from 1876 to 18S4, with unabated interest and pleas ure. It ia an unsurpassed specimen of eulogistic eloquence. Every sentence burns with livid light.

Reproduced in Saturday's Tribune, it will find fresh and permanent appli cation, to the existing situation and new admirers. The National Committee would do well we're they to reprint that masterly speech upon a broad poster, and emblazon with it the walls and bill boards everywhere. It would there find other thouaanda of appreciative readers, and furnish texts for the cam paign, on which the people would preach moat effective discourses at the street corners, ia ahopa and at firesides. This is to be the people's campaign; another Lincoln' march to the White House. 'Popular enthusiasm will eon 'tinue to rise to greater hights, aa the times for State electione approach.

Some of the Eastern press have attempted to erect temporary dams to atop the rising waters. These only -serve to ac-, cumulate the flood oj popular feeling. All obstructions will be saept away; those who bsijd puny mud-walls will be swept down the irresistible current and overwhelmed. The atrong tide cannot he rowed against with skiff or stemmed by shallops. business in Oakland, and ij master of the trade.

Interfericz. ovcireacbins and euarter cracks cured or no charge. "It was not the face, it was the figurt that captivated me, said the yonng stockbroker, who was asked why he had married a woman of twice his age worth Quite sa attractive ia the figure 91,500. I put on the new 7-ronm house No, 101G Fourteenth street, with installments for balance of cost less than the rent would be, thus selling a property worth $4,500 for about one-third its value. (J.

M. ttsHEB. SEWELL FRONK ate prepared to remove bodies when required immediately after death to their undertaking rooms. 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 most costly. Pas Rice, The great showman, ia now yieg-otiating for a patent on the bed sofa, aoldKby H. SCHELL-HAAS, 408 Eleventh street. Fnrnltnraw Now receiving a full line of Eastern furniture. for sale at reduced prices.

SCHREIBKB, 1064 Broadway. GiKimni Peruvian Pisco at QHIRARDELL1 a PE'i'AK'3, cor. 18th Broadway. Go to SMITH 1154 Broadway, for picture frames. Furniture, new and second-hand, at 408 Eleenth street.

Removal, J. C. Plunkett, Attorney at Law, has removed to his new office ini Chas Klsey's Building, northeast corner of Seventh od Broadway streets, Oakland. Improved Meam Carpet Beating-. Carpets cleaned by modern machinery without injury to the fabric.

Carpets cut, sewed and laid in the best sty e. No. 301 Thirteenth street. ,1 "Our" Oyater and Chop House Removed around the corner to 418 Fourteenth street, near Broadway. Private rooms for ladies.

Sklxa Co formerly of Becbt's saloon, corner Eleventh and Broadway, have re moved temponally to 4dl Tenth street, be tween Broadway and Washington. SAMM St ClKgguarantee their flour to make the sweetest and whitest bread. Swiss Confectionery. The only confectionery and ice-cream saloon in Oakland, is Mr. William J.

F. Laatje's, Ho. 16 Twelfth street, between Broadway and Franklin street; ice-cream, water ices, punch a la Kumain, etc, constantly on hand; particular attention xten to orders for families, parties, balls and lunches at short notice, and on reasonable crins. i Wanted forCaili. All 'h luils of households broods, in larjjo or lots.

RYAN MEXLOR. 1158 Broadway PliTAR DRESOO, sole agents for Gnirardelli's coffees and spices at wholesale prices, Twelfth and Broadway. Never Say "In the brlfjht lexicon of youth there ia no such word as foil." McDonousrhi never fails iriTe satisfaction. Call and ba convinced. A.

McUoitouh, 1164 Broadway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. All kinds of household cheap for oasb, at 1U-S Broadway. RYAN A A1ELLOK. i SAMM'S flour is manufactured by the improved roller procesa. Birv vour furniture at auction prices, at LYON KIXSEY'S.

Go to PETAR DKE3CO for choice Sonoma Port. SMITH have a large assortment of school supplies at 1154 Broadway. LYON KIN8EY, tha only furniture aucJ tioneers in this city, will buy or sell you out. SAMM'S floor is the best. Bocht'a Saloon.

Has removed to 461 Tenth street, Selna proprietors. Try Zinfacdel claret, and that delicious, sweet Muscatel, at PETAR it DRESCO'S, Twelfth and Broadway. SAMM CO. have added all the latest improvements to their mill. Thfir flour is the beat in the market.

Captain Selna, will pe pleased to see all hispid customers and the public in general, at his new headquarters 461 Tenth street, between and Washington AM MEN'S COUCH SYRUP, whieh ia larjrelv advertised by the proprietor, is a rellv merito rious and is far superior to remedies of Bimuiar character. Uire it one trial and you will be satisfied that we knew whereof we speak Editor "Tha Monitor" (Catholic), San Fran cisco, iov. loin, F.KBDiKO.Cal., Feb. loth, 1882. We have two drug stores- one at Anderson, and the other here.

We have kept and sold AMMEN'S COUGH SYRUP for some time and find it gives atisraetioe. ULCAVtli AVERILL. Tar Phillip Best's Milwaukee beer. PETAR DRBSCO, sola agents for Alameda, county. The oesi oeer imperua Tn nfcciJtluneh rooms in San Francisco, for lauies ana geiHiemen, is at Cue original swain oaKory, in outser street.

A Card. Jnst arrived, the fourth car load of Olenwood Kanes. Uest in tie market. Ask your neighbor. Call ani examine them.

DALZIEL MOLLER, 1151 Broadway, corner Thirteenth street, Oakland, sole agents for Alameda county. SMITH 1154 Broadway, is the piace to ootain nne papetne. Try that fine russet cider, gnaranteed pare appie juice, at VtlZJUJU o. PETAR DRESCO, sole agenta for Ohlrar- em Mie ana vanuia unoeoiate. For school supplies go to SMITH CO 1154 Broadwav.

Mbsrs. CassBTT Adrian. say: "BROWN'S IRON BITTEKS la selling well N6w To-Day. STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES We Are Reoeiring Daily THE CELEBRATED Triompb De Gand And all other varieties from the most celebrated SANTA. CLARA PLANTATIONS.

For Sale in Lots to Suit. I C. R. LEWIS CO. 467 Eleventh Street.

I GOOD YEAR'S Bxtra Al IBmiawrler Rubber Hose; BELTLNO AND PACKING. it we mass so araor ma a wm awitnra wrfi im ra Kl bBts rAAJXORY. Haiti and Boa ValM. Gmm. var oprwaa, ate.

i 577 ud 579 Llaxket Street, 8 r.loncy to TPOW ATVROVED ITRST MOETOAG35, AT ewrwint ratta mm Convention for ratification. For some un known reason, David Hirthberg, nder Sheriff of Alameda ccunty, saw fct to at tack me it. a mos: virulent and uncalled for manner, wheh my name was mentioned in the Convention. He. accused me of bei a traitor to the Democratie party consorting with ele-mento opposed t.i the Democratic p.irty, and in the course a long -and windy discourse maliciously slandering Die, and tittering libelous anc untenable which were probal induced by jvrsonal enemies of mine.

I ad'lress the Democracy of Oakland ir regard to this matter, believing that their good sense and knowledge of the condition of affairs in onr parry will bear me out, and I assert that David Hirsh terg's false, statements regarding my fealty to the Democratic party were inspired by a willful ami malicioui spirit, whether that spirit emanated from himself or l.U aiiviseri. rso one can quesGion my Detnorr icy or that I have always stood by and maintained the principles of the arty to which I am proud to be- fonar. I was sustained in the Convention by twelve of the! twenty-three delegates, from the First Ward, but they did not consider it necessary to ctoop ft to- a test votS npon David Htrsa-berg's uncorroborated aprrsions upun my political I character, and so refused to vote. I It in, in ray opinion, as an interented party, very contemptible on the part of David Hirshberp to g. nut-side his own jurisdiction to attack through me the representatives of a majority sentiment in at ward where he ia scarcely recocrniijed as the lender he would Lave his Oaity believe him to be.

It is true that he draves for and clings to offices of emojumqnt within the i of his partv, but in my opinion that does not en title him to a cratuitous 11m' at my political character any m-ire than it would entitld hi in to make an attack ii Don rnv private character. I con sider that the majority of the First Ward is just as cupable of iudi; ing of its own detires and inclination as David Hirshbertr. M. uuaka. Tiie Oakland Tivoll.

The attendance at the Oakland TiviJi la3t Saturday evening was one of the largest that has en in this fjr and the new manaerm-nt begin their enterpri: a under the most favorable auspices. The renovation of the the iter, especially the rai of the seas in the rear of the house, has greatly improved the facilities of the at ditorium, and as at present arranged thei is not a bad point of view anywhere front of the Messrs. tannery Welby Ueise, have expended a large mm of money in refittiriL' the theatre, and Jeserve the patronage of the public. It is heir intention to present only first cla8 tractions in the drama, opera, vaudeville and comedy, promising the widet-t variet and constant change of programme, so at nothing i.ffored phidl pall on the taste of their patrons. The present i the sen drama Thruvgli hii introducing r.n inter rupted executioi a iivrhtnins expres-s, bearing the reprieve for the doomed man; an olio entertainii lent in front of the Bowery Theater, a conceit saloon performance, and a thrilling cl if scene in the last act.

The principal ch uractera' are assumed by James M. Ward, Carrie Clark Ward, 1. Foster, Frank Uichardson, George Y. Stevens and Kil ty Belmour. KiU.en;it is in active preparation, and will be pre sented next Satuiday evening, with a1! its dramatic, pathetic and sensational fleets.

Looks Business. Mr. Church will present to his patrons at the olden Cite Theater to-night, the best variety performance ever given in this city. Mr. Tom Dixon has been appointed stage manager, and will present in the first partj which begins at eiht o'clock, bis new quartette in entirely new songs which have bees specially arranged by Dixon.

The Oiie has been strengthened by the engagement of the celebrated Sheridans, who have no rival in Irish and Dutch eccentricities, they having just closed one of the most successful en- years. The Leyarnies" will present new selections, and aije also the strongest feature of the first part. The Arnolds have been retained, and will appear in their en tirely newsand original Statue Clog. Miss Molliearcher, the boy's favorite, will sinsr her newt budget of sonej, which always pleases the "gods." Smith and Post, tJakland's favorites, will- also appear in new sayings arid songs. In fact, the performance will be very strong, and de serves the support of our best citizens.

Pop." jNext rriiliy and baturday evenings Rice's Stfrprise Party will surprise the Oakland community with their inimitable rendition: of the Ifarcical medley. Pop, at Dietz' Opera Hoiuse. Kate Castleton is one of tht chief attractions, but she is ably supported by one (of the best companies of this character that has ever appeared on the Pacific coast. I A matinee, specially for ladies and childreii, will be given Saturday afternoon. Real Estate Sale.

Logan Savage sold last week a tract of four acres with) improvements, located in the suburbs neighboring on Fruit Vale, to Mr. Hill, a mining Superintendent of Bodie. The consideration was $7,00 eash. Mr. Hill twill make it his home.

Improvements, aid transfers are frequent and general in this desirable suburban dis trict, i An Impoiiaol Removal. It will be important information to all old Californiaos that the old-established house of K. MeuBsdorffer, the hat manu facturer and dealer, has been removed from No. 635 Commercial street to' No. 345 Kearny street, southwest corner of Pine.

The change is necessitated by a iilln ii li innr.i. urhirln V- Tne members td the Union will assemble i at thear headquarters, Armory Hall, this, Monday evening, at 7:30 p. Ji sharp, to go in a body to the grand Blaine and Logan ratification meeting, to be held at Cer mania Hall by the Army and Navy Lieigue. bed. Al.

Campbell, I President. W. 1L Davis, Secretary. Overland! Overland! Be sore and call at the GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, at the northeast cor ner of Seventh aid Broadway, for lowest tariff rates to all cities. I J.

Leavy, 1 Oakland Passenger Agent. J. M. Davies! General Age. BarjralnS la Real Estate.

WU1H. Burralt who has an experience in real estate matters, dating back almost to the organization of Alameda County, oilers bargains, bptn in city and county property improved and unimproved. His list embraces residences, business property. suburban tracts iud farms. Mr.

Burr ail is also Notary Public, and Commissioner of Deeds for moei of the States. His new office ia central, being at 950 Broadway, corner Ninth. Overland Overland! Offices Great Burlington Route, Q. K. 466 Ninth street.

w. Uaskjll, Agent Tha Bay Cifr Uarkat, Large supplies of choice Neyada and California betf; jalso mutton, lamb, veal, pork, atcj daily iu each large quant i tec, aa to ensure the lowest prices. The beat family market in Oakland. Philip Ger-hardy. Correct watch repairing at lowest trade prioes.

Jewelry made to order and paired at prices 1 to dafy competition. BOctst other work in pro- Uocc eisstuatr. portioo: try and be convinced: no heavy store rent to pay. 919 YYebter, corner Varaltar aa Hisniitld Ooods Wasted for eaah, )y RYAN sV VELLOR, Broad oat, hetweea Toirteents and Fonrteents The Leading Oakland Uouse. Wall Paper.

Wall Paper We have the largest and best selected stock of Art Paper Hangings and Ceiling Becorations on the coast. Call First-Class Decorators. Whittier, Fuller 412 and 414 TWELFTH STREET, OnklandJ Try Pioneer FOR SALE BY SMITH 423 and 425 Eleventh G. "Mutlierf or and examine. We employ none but Mour ALL GROCERS.

BUT LEE, T.T1 AQBISTTO, Oakland PAINT STORE TO THE Franklin Streets, INCUBATOR; at tho Oakland Coal Oil Drpot, R. WISE, Agent, street. Barbae Hhop nt to Wetea coninj AU anlers yramvW attended tu. Proprietor. HAS REMOVED HIS Cor.

Tenth and be win remain nntil the conop'etlon of ths Sew Store st the old sUnd. PETALUMA .1 Ths Gold Medal Hs-chino. I 873 For Sals Dealer la Illamlnating an4 Lnbricatlnf Ofts, Iarops, Chandeliers, lamp 8 took. Croekery. Kltchra Utensils, Glassware, Ktc, Etc Coal OU BtoTea in great rsrieir and all sizea.

Bamember I be iilace, D7J Broadway, one door below Eighth street. I I I i HOUSE PAII1TIHC AND DECORATING. 38B 'I'HI WXTXIXXJBA 'AMJ. OTIIIIBT. I sas none; bat FIK8TrXAK XITCUiU.

and execute none but tha beat work, as reference to .) haDdrada of aooaes in OakJand sod ricintti' will abow. Also Tinting, Whitening and Paper Hanging. I Try laieWa CtapapeiBottle Beer In OmnrU and Pint. All Bottlea Hmrlnr Patent 8tomMaa. 89 MAi.I.IA HTltEKT, sear Herentto; omae; at Martin Beataarant at Market street aUlioa.

CHASjrWAWCK, Elchth FKAXTIE'S FLOEAL DEPOT, 1101 Broadwaj, between Twelfth and TTiirWnth Street. raolbs. Flowsrs sad TeffstoMs Reeds Is tofe rarietf. Cu Tkrwers of ths flaes taeortawmt alwaj ta. atLMA.

niAIIII OATsTTTPO Iz Cln end Cr.rrr A train over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, nude the distance from Chi- go- to Washington ia nineteen hears sad thirty minutes, actual running time. Fifty-seven miles were covered in. fifty-Bine minutes, and miles in fcfty- six and Cfty-ei'at second KETCALF Ac HETCA1.P, ttreet..