Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

ETHBOTKa MOKDAT, AUGUST 24, 1885. TATLY New To-day. Real Estate. ciation will be held on Wednesday, Sep THE SPORTING WORLD. AT HOME AND ABROAD.

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and Ceiling Decorations on the Const. none bnt First-Class Decorators. Fuller 412 TWELFTH STREET, OAKLAND Ollll -LAprER For Sale in all the Wholesale Ieiot, 820 Magnolia Street, i CHAS. yRAXCK, Sole Acent. '(Successor to.T.

D. WEYMOUTH) i Carriages, Buggies and General Repairing. Blsicksmtthle(r ana Flrat-class Pstlntictif. Irices to rait the times, jtnd I will make it to the interest of my patrons to trade with mei tember 9tb, at the old grounds of the Olympic Club, corner of Fourteenth and Center streets, Oakland, bs association is composed of the following clubs: Olympic, Athletic, Merion Cricket Club, Bay l-ity Wheelman and IN emean Athletic Club, of San Francisco: aud the Acme and Brooklyn Clubs, of Oakland. An 'excellent programme has been prepared and scores of athletes are in training for the competition.

i 5 Cook, the Captain of the Bay Citys, is hard at work training at Springfield, Illinois. The races come off next month. The Oakland wheelmen had a run yesterday to Hay wards and back. The roads down to San Leandro and Haywardn are in a rough condition compared with what tbey were a 1 month or so ago. I Cook is the smallest man of ths notable riders at Springfield, but be hopes to cap ture at least one prize.

The Oakland wheelmen will have a run next month, to which they intend inviting the city clubs, lhe date is not yet set. Twelve of the Oakland wheelmen had a spin down to Hay wards and back, yester day. Moonlight riding is becoming more popular of late amoug' the cyclists, and on one occasion last week bait a dozen of these "moonshiners" turned out. 1 Mr. Garter, the young man who came down from Red BiuS in four days on his bicycle, was out riding a short while ago with Cook, the champion of the coast.

Garter put on an extra spurt, which, owing to a loose tire, resulted in a catastrophe. One header was aaken yesterday, at least there was only one officially reported, Sunday was "loafing day" for the Mos ouito fleet, the yawls Mosquiio, Muttic, iionita and Hippie being the only ones out The Dawn has returned from a trip to Santa Cruz. The 'owner of the Emerald has gone to Alaska, but she is still kept in commis sion, i Commodore Harrison, of tire Frolic, has postponed his trip to Lurope. The Chiqueta is laid up for repairs. The early laying up of the Catco is said to be due to the Doc's feeling unwell.

The Idle Hour is expected to go into commission this week. The San Francisco Yacht Club had a fish at Angel Island last Saturday; they were afterwards to proceed to California city, and wind up Sunday with a clam chowder. The U. S. coast survey steamer Mc-Arthur has left her mooring in the Ala.

meda creek. Several canoeists made ths trip to Goat Island yesterday. The O. C. C.

held an informal meeting on their gang. Each member did his best to stand on his ear, but was always frustrated is bis diabolical designs. Two members went in swimming from their canoes; one canoeist upon getting into a canoe that he had not tried before remarked, "Oh! she is as steady as a rock, and immediately accidentally capsized to prove his statement. A regular business meeting of. the O.

C. will be held Wednasday evening at r. 11. at their boat house, all members are specially requested to be present as busi ness of great Importance will bs discussed, THS DIAMOND FIELD. At the Oakland Baseball Grounds, yes terday afternoon, the Greenhood Morans defeated the Vallejo Red Stockings for the second time.

The attendance was un usually laree and the enthusiasm un bounded, lhe home team played a bril liant game, especially Harris, whose short stopping was a feature of the game. Both pitchers were very effective, but Hull was somewhat wild at times, aud did not re ceive good support behind the bat. Van Haltern gave Onrnett excellent Support as did also Ryan on first. Hall, the left handed pitcher of the Vallejo club, made a very tavorable impression in this game, but his superfluous movements madeth context very tedious, sod but eight innings were played. I he alleio nine are still the opinion that with Carroll, of the Fio neers.

as catcher, thev can vanquish th Greenhoods, and another game in the near tuture is anticipated. Appended is the score: Qkkeshood St Hosass T.B. R. PO. A.

E. Van Haluen, c. Gurnett, Kyau, lb Pobertson, 2 Batchslder, 3 Harris, s. Nolan, f. Hannan, Long, r.

Total 1 )0 2 12 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 13 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 .1 ..4 ...4 .4 ...4 ...4 4 ...4 3 1 1 0 I 1 .33 10 7 26 28 Red Stockings 1 5 8onea, 1 f. 6 0 0 0 0 Conners, 3 4 it 0 2 0 H. Uherman, b. 4 0 5 W. Gherman, c.

.,4 0 0 0 8 Fail, 4- 1 0 12 Kelly, r. f. 4 1 1 3 Stanford, r. f. 4 1 3 4 Bfownlie.

a. ..,..4 113 1 Wilson, lb ....4 1 3 13 0 i Total Runs bt Txsikos Greenhood Moraas Red Stockings. 5 6 21 25 .123456789 ..2 110330 10 009 01003. Earned lane Red Stockings. Two-base hit Wilson, 1.

Left on bases Red Stockings, 8 and Morans, 6. Greenhood Base en called bal Red Stockings, Green nooa ana norms, n. 8truck out -Bed Stockings, 10; Greeuhood and morans, lu. Passed bJls KeTy, Stanford, Van Hal veil, Wild pitching Hal, Gurnett, 1 Time pi game hours and thirty-flye unuubvs. i Umpire, DeWitt Van Court Scorer Charles Van HalUen.

Overland Kxciirtloii parties! On AUGUST 25th, a well organized imra-ciasa excursion will leave Oak. 1 1 1 iana lor ine' J'ast. veiy accommo. dation provided. Call at Oakland Ticket Office, 4G6 NINTH STREET, between Broadway and Washington.

li. HO.FK.INS, Agent. i Sohmeb nprlght piano, in use for only rourmonttM. tor sale lor 5w cash or in etallment. Bruenn's Music Store.

1070 tsroadway. Goto Svtim 1154 Broadway tor picture iratnw, Weber's Hotel. The new building oa Twelfth and' Frank Iin streets is cow open as a second-class hoteL 1 Air. A. the nrourietor.

will spare no effort in makinsr hia mesta comfortable. The rooms are sanor and handsomely furnished. Price of rooms. 1 25 to $2 50 per week, and' 25 to 50 cents per night, with board, 3 50,84 50, and upward, per weeic "Violins, guitars and banjos on install. ments, to reeponsiDie parties.

13 ruenn ui roaaway. MRS, F. SPRDtQSTKEJf has soared no ex. pense to nt up the Hair Store, wnicn removes sept. int to the new build I weuth and Franklin, A full line of hair (roods and toilet articles at S.

F. pricee. Sell year furniture to Hush Ban khaad. uii si aau i Humgion street. Th Oyster Ho rue Has cbanzed hands, and the new naaimmMt have now a place where tbe public ean eat of tbe nness tne maraet anoroa.

me paetrv, cakes, pies are from Merrick's Eclipse Bakerv. and all' other eatable ana from the heat houses. Eastern ana uaiuornia uvaters au styles a Mkuki Mkrrick. proprietors. Ovater Rnma' iuu ocfvnia men, oppoaate oepot.

rfi vmo run oia ror Mim aui eecons. ImpertanttetheLadies. If you think of buyinti; a eewimr machine. uu uuk fan wb u.e (K maue Dy the Wheeler Wilson MannfactDrinir Cm New improvements for 1885 make it su perior to all others, simple, durable, lieht. running ana noiseless, uau ana see it.

or iirt? ur WllillWII uuiswia ItTOb. Time and lrlaney SYe4 It seems stranjre that those temoorarilT in need of money should still go to San Francisoo for the same, when we hare ia oar midst the well conducted, old and reliable Oakland City Loan and Safe Deposit, 1163 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. Air. Ltasner. the manager, is well known for his integrity and fair dealing, being established in this city since 1878.

Delp's Fnrnitare Stare. The best and cheapest place to boy first- class fnrnitare, mattresses, 4G8 Twelfth street, Oakland, For sale, at a treat reduction. 73 wall nut and eh bed room suites, for eaah or on the instalment plan. -Chr. Schieiber, 1064 Broadway.

The Coursing: Meet at the New- ark Park. Lively CrickeJt Hatch and a Baseball Game Paciflo Coast Amatuer I Athletes. The bjoet important sporting-event of the week was the jcoursingr meet at Newark which of ened Saturday and closed yesterday. 1 ben there! was a cricket match and a base-ball cam, at the Center street grounds. 0OUB8ING.

The coursing season was opened at the Newark Park. Saturday, the attendance being somewberd in the neighborhood of 500. The park is located RDout nail a mile from the station, the eastern border constituting a cjver for the hares. The stakes were two! in the Opening The entries were: and the Railroad Opening stake? -John Egan's Maid of Fowler's Spot; D. W.

Erin beat NV. 0 Swain's Queen Esther beaten by J. Mc- Cormick's RosylMacit; Thomas Brady's Wee Nell beat Clark's Flora Temple; J. Grace's' Killurniy. M.

Kennedy's Carrie John Graces Ihornhul beat Cronin'u Lady Maid beat Gregi Burns' Quick Collins; Cronin'a Parlor fry's Davy Crockett; Jas. Returns beat Coszrove's Saratjeld: Mark Devlin's Buckakin Bob beat Dav's Lotu For the Railroad Stakes P. Cartj's Rose Thoruhiil beat Perego's Flenr de Lis; John Biker's Gsntle Annie beat Carty's Katie Pease; Jihn Hughes' Speculation beat Barada's Bady Belle; J. A. Nolan's Ned beat Frank! Round's Sultan; Nolan's lUine beat Dae Garvey's Dynamite; J.

C. Talbot's Napi Bass beat Hughes' Fox; Wm. Haloiu's Little Willie tat Talbot's Napa Lad, and! Dave Garvey's Flying Dutchman beat George Allen's More. On second ties -Mairt-of Erin beat Rosy Mack, Killarney beat Wee Nell, Thornhill beat Parlor id, Buckckin Bob beat Quick Returns, rentle Annie bfat Ruse Thornhill, Spec ilation beat Nea, Napa Lasss beat Reim and Little Willie beat Flying Dutch ma i. The draw for the Extra, Stakes took place last night vith the following This stake, whicl will! be run through together with the second tie and finals of the Opening and Railway Stakes, and the contest between the two winners of these two latter stakes for Mr.

Carroll's silver cup, wilt constitute the card for to-day'i ceursms'. I The extra stake c'osed with fourteen entries. D. D. I Roache's br.

and w. b. Shamrock Lass akainat T. Brady's. bd.

and w. b. Wee Nell; p. Rodgers' r. b.

Jenny J. agamsl ai, U'uay w. and bd. b. Lotus W.

Halpin's blj and w. b. Cnlverins against Wm. McCormick's r. b.

Lady uieveiano; wm. IlCoilsera w. and.bd. Lady Flood agaiaat Damn's w. and bd, D.

ite Lillys. LI. Uarvev br. and w. May Morning atainot J.

B. McCarthv's blr. a w. b. Daisy; W.

Barretts' bd and w. d. Paddy from Cork against E. Burkes r. and W.

b. Maud; P. A. Mc Donald's w. b.

I Catr.elia against D. Lowrie 8 bd. andjw. b. Lizzie D.

leaietoay ins attenaance was very large, the hares were livelv and ran weli. In the opening snakes, first ties, Shamrock Lass beat Lotup; Culverine beat Lady riooa; Aiaua Deat JJaisy; L). ran bye; Culverine beat Shamrock Lass; Liz zie beat Maud; Culverine beat Lizzie D. and won the stakje. In the second ties of the previous dayfs opening stakes Killar ney beat Maid Erin; Buckskin Bob beat Ihornhill.

Lfcinal Mark Devlin's d. Buckskin beat John Grace's w. d. Kil laroey and won tie stake. In the railway stakes, second lies.

Gentle Annie beat speculation; Litffle Willie beav apa Lass. imal W. Haldin's Little Willie beat John Walker Gfcntle Annie and won the stake. In the extra stLkes there were fourteen entries. In this Sherwood Lass beat Wee Nell; Lotus beat Jennie- Culverine beat Cleveland; White Lily beat Lsdy Daisy belt May Morning; Maud beat Paddy from Cork; Lizzie D.

beat Camelia. Ths silver cup trophv wh to be contested fori by the winners of the Opening and Railway Stakes. The contest in this run was between Buckskin Bob and Little Willie. The latter took the trophy. I I finuor ine saBie auspices a coursing meeting wm De txtia in September at the Newark gn unds da a larger scale than the one jut closed, kad it is expected that more substantial lun wul be reaped from me sport.

i UK1CKET. The return mate between the Occident aad Merlon Crickjet Clubs was played yes terday at Oaklanfl, on the grouudsat th corner of lourteehth and Center streets. and resulted, in fajvor of the Occidents by seven runs. The Occidents won the toss and sent their opponents to the wicket. At the start the I scoring was slow, and lives were rapidly lost, Cookson's bowling being especially deadly.

At one time be soon tnree wicket in a single over, which is the more remarkable as this was his first appearance in the I cricket field this season Miller and J. Thiobald at length made a stau-1 and runs dime aore freely, until tneooaici succumaea to a splendid catch Dy ttatftmaorn IJookson. CJeorge Theo bold waa smartly thrown out by Kip while a very dubious run, and the re maining players call Iok no comment. Mil ler undoubtedly tarried off the batting Hjuuru ut oia siqe, putting together innings when it was much needed. Cooksoq took six wickets for iwenty-six runs.

I ITie Occidents Commenced feebly, and six men very rapiuiy tor twenty runs. Among those triad in the balance and found wanting wer Aitken, Dean, Purdy f- i iucaawiug a veteran nailing from Australia, Wallace by name, had oeen putting in, good, steady wcrk, and when he was joined by De Golia the stand was made that eventually won the game. De Golia batted wth exemplary patience, steadiness and pluck. Waterman fell easy victim to the insidious 'Tslows," and it remained for KSp to make the winning fc which purine matcn past praying for. uw tun acore is appenaea: i MtRIOSB.

C. Goewsy, b. C. B. Hill, b.

4 0 jt. Van Heekerea, biCookson. 0 J. heobald, e. Wattrman, b.

Cookson 5 ...24 j. amier, t. rurdy.l... lneooald, run oat. C.

Banner, b. Pardvf. uumell, c. Uookn.b. Purdy R.

Gibson, not out. L. Aitien, p. uootson -J OCetDBNTS. A.

Aitken, b. Bannelr ii. H. Cooksoa; b. MUler.

"aiiace, uu out I fc. B. Deane, b. 16 2 vifV c- vn Meekeren, b. 4 0 0 wit, o.

jDuer. "-Burnell. run outli. de Golia, c. Lang b.

Theobald 8 not out A. Waterman, c. sab 5 b. Van 0 a i son, c. II ill.

bi Theobald 4 9 .53 THE UVXRMORK T0CB5AMEXT. The Ldvermore jRevtno says: Harry F. Spencer, Enauieer, and Wm. Lau aeister, foreman: of the Fire Department, nave paid a personal visit to ell the re departments Ixt Alaaieda county, and have ncsiTN ponuTi asBorance or enougn companies to snake I the day and the con-test an interesting obe, that they will be on nana, oesides tne promise of all that some of its members will be present, if it is not convenient toismd up a team. This information settles jthe questicn, and he firemen are now busy putting their houses in order and getting themselves ready for the apart, and Enaiin? tuitab'e arrangements for the large i crowd that will be there on the oeasioiL, i xaoai, atbxztiu The Oakland wheelmen announced a naoonlight run for last Friday night, but the fog spoiled the Luoonlight part of the programme.

Half a cozen of the boys took their ride, nevertheless. -e-'-S- The first annual championship games of ths Pacific Coast Amateur Athletio Asso WILLIAM J. DIHGE a REAL ESTA AUCTIONEER, BO end 463 Right! Street. Oaklamd. ASTON ELDRIDGE, 22 Montgomery Street, li Sam Frahcisoo.

LIBERAL CREDIT SA IX OAKLAND 83 Desirable aijd Centrally Located Building' Lots, Myrtle, Market and 21st stri sets I'ALSO, The Attractive Modern Residence of Jesse S. Wall, On Market Htmet. near EJheeDth. 11 handsome iwusuB, uwuk wuu, aron leuce, large irrour ul, eic. AT PEREMPTORY AUCTION, (In order to elae an eld transaction) saturclay, Auarust 21.

1885 At 3 o'clock on the Premises, Theae maeDincent lta lOiuti street, one of tbe ffreat thnnMffhr.M.j ine street ia tnarantimizeU, ewera ii1 sidewalks 0-t 1 her are onlyt iiTe niu.ufea' walk from tbe Market street Tbe elegant residence of tne cay are being built in tbe immediate vicinity of u)w. uorae cars pass tbe property convenient to churches, schools and markets, lot is surveyed and nitmlmratl Very Each This property ha in iw furor, tod ia especially Tbe residence is attractive aud modern throush out, aud ia in all respects a delightful home. I There is aiaonn thi nrmiertr lnr nh.t.nft.i stable, whicb, at smm.ll cost, could be converted iuto a moaera residence. ms, together with a large will be aold with the lota windmill, tank-house, on which thev stand. secure catalogue ad ezsffime this eleganl 4.

an.l L' .1 I. (lu ll nron- erty. and KUMBU THE T1VE. BALB IS 1'UHL TEKM3. ONLY OSK-THTRD 4SW h.i.n.

one and two etjual yearly payments, with interest i3t milium. or catalogue and further particulars apply to WILLIAM J. DIXGEE. 4C0 and 463 rjiKhtli St. Oakland.

Or KASTON A ELDtRIOSB. 22 Montgomery St twai a SMIVUKU. FOR SALE! -AT- A Great Sacrifice, HANDSOMELY LOCATED Business and Residence LOT, 100x125, on Telegiaph avenue, close to Postoffice. IMust be sold. APPLY TO WILLIAM J.

DIHGEE 460 aad ,462 Eighth Street, OVKL4ND. FOR LEASE -OR Sale A fine sunny rooms, 'nearly dwelling of tfelre new and rritli all modern improvements, first-class in eTery respect; location, near Lake Kerritt) large lor, 78x146 feetl and more Jand If required. Easy term's to a purchaser. Apply to W. BLOW 454 Xiutli Oakland.

A House and Lot. Worth Pally 9,400, FOK I i is zoxiuu reet; in respectable and healthy loea- I uavu. au new and with modern improvements; two minutes walk from Ban Pablo avenue or Telegraph ae- r. uiMxm nnnutw WSIK from u. fj K.

JeDoi. Seventh mil uiatj apoly on the premises, 17G5 Grove streei or to rwwi Jwi BJVB'. AKiiBUKE JSinhth street, Money to lioari AMOUNTS TO SUIT. IiOW Rate of Interest. WM.

i 46Q and 4G8 Eltf tith Oakland. COBSON, LASELL WRIGHT PROPRIETORS, "5 LOD CAL. Baa Francisco Office, 134 W. T. UpTjRiicx, Watchmaker Jeweler Keeps a large Stock of Clocks and Jewelry i Special attention paid to Repairing the above.

WORK SOLICITED and WARRANTED. i 1916 BBOADWAT, Tenth and Eleventh Oakland Oa KNIFE PJLE ATING, S50 BROADWAY. Price for Ko. 1. 3 eSa.

per yard: any ether Ko. ets. per yard. All goods pleated dry. Work done whilst watted far.

UMMI aiiks wttnout ia nry. 1 1 ICS And Blatasc Beki Hstavtacfsirera. Ocrner Montcomery and Commeraial istroets. Ss rrmoamea I OITrATISkX ffATTf-BT 1 Vnl XC Ktri. to do (vneral homework in a small family ppiy kwo cotdct i irn am a mas-iwx flWTV A CrT WARSASTS bocutnt by JC AiOluxr, S39 Browiwsy.

au4-lwz F.roi i roaer ana ttest Jutate Areut konejr to SDoroved a 1 fci -roadway Help Youi Townsmen Bar at home, and let font iwum? In ohanucl that will do you the meat good, bur four Hwui a vuts uoroe staDu.nnsn ttiat guarantee their prices, In every tatooe, aa tow Maa Frsa- clsoo. In many canes far below. Head! Head! Head! i The wonderful reductions at J. D. IIAUSEIl 1153 BROADAVAY 11G3 BEItEMRER THIS You Buy Oooils at the Lowest Prices.

BARGAINS BARGAINS THE BTJLB OF THE DAT Look! Iiodk! Look! Bone or ebony bolstered handle carvers, best steel 75 era. per pair. John Russell's finest earring knives and f-wlrs, beat wti Daues ana patent wing-guard forks, -x 1 -r wl.05 ir pair. Electro-slate fancy pattern tevpoona. eta.

per dozen. Tablespoons and forks to match. eta. per dozen. John Russell's Iron-fcandle table knives and forks, Jao cis.

per dozen, ves, illTer-p'ited blades and handiest i 91. SO per dozen. Electro-ilated engraved napkin rings, 13 eta. each. Electro-pla'ed iiickle forks, butter knives and mug-tard apoona, fancy patterns, 10 ets.

eaeta. Sii lnoh butcher knives, best stel blades, 15 eia. each. Hand-pa(ntedBobendan toothpick holders, lO ctg. each.

Hand paintid China pepper or salt shakers, with triple-plated screw tops, Xa eta. ea.cn. hatrack, sIi) walnut. lj ets. each.

Dinner platen, gool Quality, 5 eta. per set. Heavy, best quality. trystal troblets. eta.

per set. Polished French boxwood salad spons and forks, I 15 eta. per pair. Japanese basket bread boats, SO ets. each.

Large size hand-painted cuspidores, flowered and tinoraer, silently uamaged, (regular price GO els. eacb. Ensraved class wine decanters. ets. decanters, 5 ets.

each, each. Engraved glass c'aret Decorated stand lamps complete, with burner. illuminator ana anade. com Die te. 91.

OO. Kigh Prices Killed Forever! The Great Bargain House, THE "(WINDSOR," J. I) IIAUSEIl 1153 BROADWAY-1153 Ark You Short of Money Go to the CITY LOAN OFFICE, 1162 Broadway, near Fourteenth street, 1 The Best Flack to Sell Old Gold and Silver, the CITY LOAN OFFICE, iioj uroaaway, near fourteenth street. Great Bargains in Gold and Silver Watches, at the CITY LOAN OFFICE. llbJS liroarlwats.

near Fourteenth street. PLACER COUNTY, CAL. T'UIS WELL. KJfOWIf AD POPULAR refort, situateU In a beautiful valley upon the head atrs of the American river, has been refurnished throughout, and will be opened for guests on and after May 20. 18S3.

Magniticent nonntain eeenery, excelleiit fishing and hunting; the liberal patronage heretofore extended by the residents of Oakland is solicited for tbe present management; take O. P. R. R. to ooaa apnngs station; refer by permission to w.

-a i Ll VY il. HISAIVJI Oakland Address Witt BJ tietaet. i ProDiietar. Soda Bprlngs, Dormer 'P. Placer County, Cal CAPJLLARIS L-FTIH AH Soalu and Skin Diseases IT GIVES TJHIVSRSAL 8ATISrACTIOSr.

Db. G. 8. Norokoss, San Jose. savs: "ItSs an article of sunerior merit.

Trr it MR8. WORKS: Mui.fil.l (im.W. I. wln. wonders In my family 4 For nearly 35 years I have Bugered from Tetter, but CapiUaris is rapidly curine Ud k.

1 1 t. vuws. uv.n. UblW, "eu it successruny on the bahy bead. MR Viv Dr M.Bir Teacher of Klocution.

Ban Francisco. MRS. HENRY! WORKS CO. General Agenta for California. S6j narkst Street, Fraaclsco.

For 8ale by all ProgglsU. tady Can vassers Wanted' LUST-A SCOTCH TERH1EK 0 Answers ta nane of Jr lexs marked light l'" wiiar; imtftDw reward li returned to IjTON, 4m Thirteenth Bt. n24-lwx Eclacational. CaJifdrnia Military Academy, 1 OAKLAND. CAL.

COL. W. H. CBBIEJr, Principal rrmoRouGH prkparatiox for coixegb J- tor bwdneas. Special attention given to iiiim mimmrnf Tvi'ttr aimitten i i Hext Term Begins July 20, 1885.

LIFE hCUOLAJUHIPH. Ho Dtv Kruno Bessiobs. XAOiea admitted into all Departments. Bend for Cfrenlars. Telegraphy, Short-hand and JTjrpe Writing TACCHT.

Phelan Building, Boom S4L San Francisoo. MISS WOO RE, Principal Art of Elocution. Bdeotiae enltare and devakwment nf Um cestora and dramatie timnua eantfull. specta1 attention giveat to the core of stammering and other vocal defects; -class aad private lustra? PSOFESSOB 1 Fifth mtnvA. flu.

Office boors. 130 to t.Xr. n. IIOPKIIIS ACADEMY OAKLAJTD, CAlf KEY. H.

E. JEWETT, Principal fTVHK rTEXT SCHOOL TBAR WTLL BKQZS Miss Horton's School 109 ADEIJTE STREET. Fall Term Begins Monday, August 1S85 Far farther narttcnlars sea Prosorerns. to be oh- tanea as tukux oui'e, or at voa juameesta street, and at the oehooi bnilumr- BARNARD'S 46 OTmrreU Pt, cor. I 11117 rJlflt Soda Springs Hotel, tST Bend for Circular.

I I and salt meats, vegetables," eta; 311 East Twelf tn street, bet. Sixth and Seventh aves Ned Campbell's "Dirigo," 1050 Broad. way, corner Eleventh street. i Fresh broken candy at Thompson's. 460 Seventh street, 10 cents.

Chronicle advertisements, regular rates. at Sorahtom's, 861 Broadway. or Jacob Scnram's Nan valley wines go to Thayer's, 464 Eighth street. Something to be found nowhere else. Elegant wedding and birthday at Armstrong s.

411 Twelfth street. Best dinner in town 25c. six dinners by the week $1.20, at Tom Hallahan'a, Winter's Hotel, Fifteenth and Broadway. Oakland office Chronicle. 861 Broadway.

M. F. Scran torn, agent. French mixed candy at Thompson's. 460 seventn street, 20 cents.

Twenty-one 15 cent Meal tickets for $2 75, at the Palace Restaurant, 968 Broad way, between JNlnth and Tenth. Wm. Gross invites the public to call at his warerooms, 855 Franklin street, Ga- lindo Hotel Block, to examine his fine stock of marble mantels, monuments, head- stonesJetc. Dr. Fi.

W. Lees is again doing a great deal of) dentistry at his new office in the Union Hotel, East Oakland. All of his old customers are coming, back to him for their dentistry work Arctic Cream Soda at Thompson's, 460 Seven tn street, 5 cents. -s John Delp, 408 Twelfth street, has a fine assortinent of walnut and ash bedroom sets, and everything iu the furniture line. cneaper tnan any other bouse In the city.

I.au ana see tor vonrself. Overland Cxcuralen Party On Tuesday. August 25th. well organ ized excursion will leave Oakland and San Francisco for the East. Call at overland ticket joffice, 446 Ninth street, between Broadway and Washington.

J. H. Hopkins, or on J. M. Davies, General Ticket Othce.

I ro. 2 New Montgomery street under the Palace Hotel, San Francisco SMITH 1154 Broadway, is theOfi place to obta inrjapetrie.ne Eat charcoal biscuits for Dyspepsia 1120 Market street, between Fifth and Sith streets, San Francisco. ron bicuits for nervousness. Depot lr20 Market street, San Francisco. Original market, 1539 Broadway, comer Twenty-first, newly ntted Up -and entirely renovated.

The best and finest varieties of fresh And gait meats in the city. Orders taken and de liveredffree of Jos. Simon, Prop, ths nicest lunch rooms in Saa Francisco, for ladies aid gentlemen, at tbe original Swain's naaery.iiia boiwt strees. SteiVwat square Piano, in splendid cor. dttion.

for sale for $300: cashier install ments. Bruenn's Music Store, 1070 Broad way, Oakland. No blank on the Pacific Coast is stronger in resources and credit than IJACiric Bank, I Eastern Excursion. A third-class excursion will leave for all Eastern cities on Aug. 18th, fully equipped, For particulars, call or address: Whitney'i Express, 855 Broadway.

Give us a call before making arrangements elsewhere, Also September 1, 1885. An Enterprising, Reliable House KlIRKXAND TROWBRIDGE can always be relied upon, not only' to carry in stock the best of everything, but to secure tne Agency for such articles as have well- known merit, and are popular with the people, thereby sustaining the; reputation of beir always enterprising and ever reliable. Having secured the Agency for the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will sHrely cure any and every attention of the throat; Liungs and unest, and to show our confidence, we in vite you to call and get a Trial Bottle I 1 ree.

Ladies Attention 1ITI. rv nep you aesire your dresses made in the latest style, and in an excellent man ner, go-leave vour orders at Mrs. E. W. ohnson dressmaking pirlors, 365 Twelfth street, between Franklin and Webster.

Sole for the Lease system. -4 I r- (nod Cheer ia Friendly to Health for la genrrous. and appetizing meal. promoting vitality and capability for ac tion, tea to the l'niladelphia Restaurant. aiessra ftpiars Welti, the proprietors, spare nb paina in catering to their; patrons.

House JTIovera.i Maloon Bankhead, bouse movers raisers, holding weight for new. foundations a specialty, are prepared to executa all work entrusted to them with promptness and at lowest Dossible rater. Ail orders left! for them at the yard, 832 JLignteentti street; or at 027 Uhestnut, or uanKnaad furniture store. Wssninctoa street, pr 858 Washington street, wiU be promptly attended to. i Sctiellfiaaa' Little Cart.

ScheUhaas keeps a little As Jcnte as cute can be; And everywhere that ScheUhaas goes That cart you're sure to see. He tojbk it on the boat one day, It nSarie the people stare To se a horse and cart so small, Advertising bargains rare. 1 And so theolice felt in duty bound To take tfcfc rig in hand, And bell how ScheUhaas' bargains Arei the cheapest in the land. "Why are his bargains all. so The eager people cryjL (j Because he buys and Sells for cash," The policeman did reply.

MORAL. So, if you want your furniture' cheap, As well as durable and neat, You'd i better call on H. ScheUhaas. At 403 Eleventh street. KmeisH Thyself This Blemns Von.

Those wishing a first-class Phrenological and Physiognomical Delineation of their characteil, will kindly call at once upon Prof. G. jW. Anthony, parlor 17, No. 1113 Broadway, corner of Thirteenth' street.

Oakland.1 Free given to those unable to; pay, 10 to 11 daily. Prot G. W. Anthony is thoroneh master of this man-unfuldinsr science and can eive van the best delineation of character be lie rinffS forth a collegiate education and mttti yean of prof eseioDal experience to every examination tie mams, ile scans your organic condition: reports results ful ly, plainly and conscientiously, and does tiu very best to improve every applicant. A Peasant Family Hotel The Bella-Vista House, in the Sourdry Block, N.

1233 Broadway, which will be opened September 1st by W. A. Faylor, Is to De ran as a stricuy nrst-dass family boarding-house. It has been renovated throughout ani newly furnished. Hot and cold water in every apartment, bath-rooms and Well-Ventilated sunny room.

'Excel lent table, and tbe prices will be reason to suit the times. Any one desiring quiet, delightful borne should so and loolc at tn place. If vou intend sending for your relations in Europe, call on Whitney Co 's Ex. press, 6QJ proaaway Bxst stovsitre rooms and lowest rates, m. LTOH Magrktio Shields enre Khenmatisro.

Msenetic Shields cure Consumntioa. Maer- netic Shields cure Bright' Disease. 106 Feet street! San ranciacob. BstCKtesfa ArsUest SaJw. Thi Bxsr Saltk in tbe world for' Cats, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheam, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and sail Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cores Piles, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to Rive perfect satisfaction. or money retnoaen. mot zd cents per box. For sal by KIKKIjAK XKOW. Bedr BrMsalls Carpet, Only SL25 dot ward, at S.SCHELL-1 llAAo JBOattinga trom $7 npwards.

Of tbo A. Ii Bethel Chnrcn, of Oakland, to be btHat BenUh Park.East (Vk- land, commencicj Aug. 20th and contino- i ins two weeks. All denominationa are cordially invited to attend. 4 I i Vj ttllliaU) ITHT UTVtDIT, OXS 0 I OAKLAND THEATER The Corner Grocery.

BIiDWlW--Hverly' Minstrels. CALIFORNIA TH EA TEH Piqne. BU9B 8TRBKT Som't f-ose. I TIVOL1 OARDEN-Jr. 1 THE TRIBVNK Has a.

elrculatlon naore than doable that at any a titer p-pr ohH1H Umwl ty MONDAY. 24. IS 85 The Cause of Ireland- The Irish people have at last adopted the risht coarse fur relief from the -oppressions of the English landlords and the British. Government. It is to act through Parliament, combining with the men or party who will give relief to Ireland, and beat the Ministry which proves untrue to their promises.

It is expected with proper financial assistance, to return eighty members to Parliament' in the coming election favorable to the Irish cause. For this purpose Irieh- Amerlcans, and all who love jastice and. hate' oppression, are called upon to contribute to the election fund, i This is thezri riant i course. to nnrane. a course- which will meet with the approval of all right-thiakinz men who rtcqgaiza the oppressed condition of the people of Ire- land.

j.The resort to dynamite fey a few cranka claiming to3e. the leaders of Irish opinion, has done a world of injury to the Irish cause, and has disgusted those who would have responded to a call for help in a legitimate way, The enlightened sentiment -oi the world revolts at the very mention of dynamite. Those outlaws who resort to the murderous explosives, aimed at friend i and foe, the innocent and guilty alike, should be denounoed byevery true friend of the Irish cause. They are tho enemies, in fact, of the very cause' they, claim to aid. There is a legitimate way to pursue for the accomplishment of relief, and Parnell is pursuing that 'liegitjmate way.

If he cn succeed in his plan of returning eighty members to Parliament, ha will be in a position to command the situation, for he can at any time oust the present misistry should it prove reoreant to the welfare of the Irish people. Eighty members elected upon this isue would be a gain of fifty for the cause of Ireland, and the fighting of the battle in Parliament; instead of by dynamite and, boycotting, would gain for that cause the moral if not the pecuniary aid, of every lover of freedomjaod just government. The present Ministry seem inclined, to favor the Irish cause; and, placed in the powe of Par NELL and his colleagues, they will be forced to act justly and deal fairly. The plan of Tarnell receives the endorsement of the people generally tof this country, and will receive their Bym-pathies and aid. Lethe people of Ireland show that they are capable of self-government, by discontinuing outrages and dynamite, and work unitedly to carry out the plans of Parnell, and the time is not far distant when they will aeeure that-for which they are contend- ing, ia a legitimate and legal way.

The New York gokt speculators are raising heaven and earth to stop the ooioaga of silver. They have a Califor- nia lumber dealer who, furnishes codso-latioa to the gold bugs by decrying the coinage of silver, and -they just boom this lumber dealer's nonsense as conclusive evjdeuca that California is opposed to tha silver dollar coinage. The fact is, the people of this State are in favor of the double standard, and this lumber dealer simply voices the opinion of one man, and that man is 'himself. The gold bugs fear the President has forsaken them, and they are in a state of general affliction. A gTTTT JL If is becoming evident, as time progresses, that the Panama ship canal is destined to prove a gigantic failure.

The French people re beginning to lose confidence in the scheme, and the result it a serious decline in canal stock. four-fifths of the capital stock has been exhausted and only one-fifth of the work done, and that the easiest and leas difficult. Now is the time to push the Nicaragua scheme. That route can be put in effective operation long before he Panama route cam be finished, if finished at all. i In Concord Patriot says that Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield Republican, and third in "the line: of the 'same name, was presented by hs wife with a son last week, who will also be named Samuel, and ia expected to succeed to the editorship of the Republican if he lives.

It ia presumed that he will be reared in atrict conformity with the tenets of the mugwump faith. Poor little Sam, No. 4 How sorry he will be that he waa born. Th cholera 'epidemic in Europe will have a tendency to keep Americans at home, and instead of "a trip to Europe, many will no doubt come to California to view scenery that excel anything oh the continent of Europe, and enjoy a climate that exoele any other on the face of the earth. Eastern people are discov ering the fact that no country in the world approaches California for winter residence.

"Come over and help us is the Macedonian cry, which comes upon the winga I the wind, caves are located in Garfield county, Colorado, where there are 737 unmarried men and only 63 unmarried women." They are tCO girls short, and, want all the girls to. koow it. Localities where girls do most abound will take notice, and send oat missionaries to this Coloradian camp. SrxTY-OKE thousand persons 'have died ia Spain since the beginning of the cholera epidemic. There "were new eases reported yesterday, and 1,793 ceaths.

Spain ppears to be the stricken The festive highwayman appears to i putting in his time to advantage in Several robberies are re- 1 from different sections of "the 370 Central Axe. (Twelfth St.) bet, i 4 T- 1 -j Hill! li vs. I Jfe 1 isasSWWSsassaiHliiKiis "PAPE BEDUCED. White Blanks, 10c. per Roll.

selected stock of Art Paper Hangings Call and examine. Te employ BEEEi i i Principal Saloons near Seventh. Franklin and Oatlanrt. rni. -M hTII 'Til II 4' 1ST FAM I LY CO.

STOCKTON CAL. Amusements- Oakland i 5 i IE WEEK zegwnxzg Monday, August 24tht i r- Tbe Genuine Lansiibuc Hit, sxixni 's Tha best And most nfttuiml domMtic iiiedr success i etebtwhere; LACCUIXC M1TIF.E SATfKDAT. PEKFOllMAKOa 8 SUXDAT. AUGUST Popular Prices 25 and SO Cta Reserved Seats at Bowman's Draz Store Tf entietH jlnnstrial 'EiMMtica Open Angost 25th I Cloges Septempf 2Glh With a Most Compreherslv Dplay of Manufee(uresKatural Products I Grand Instrumental Concert Ech Saw and IT- SPECIAL-- FLORAL PAYS oar-fc wee, over otlered as Prem.ama for rtorai vtorit. ADMISSSIOX: Donble Season Single Seaaon.

Apprentices' Season if 00 hud's 1 Single Admission, 5C- Seasok Tickets to Mestbkbs oftui Isirri TUTS. AT UJtLT B. C0HS WALL, President. TF. P.

SI OPT, Secretary, HAUL. THIimrjrfH in" between Toadway and ankiin surets. 1. rhmers Class. Monday and WedneaIav eresliurs.

Mwsea'aiid Masters' dass. Tuesday aad tunr-y afternoons. boeiabie eveiy baturday evemi; g. Private Lessons a spnrlalty. For tenw, etc, c.i at Hall Moadava WeisenUn sad tiuunlavi.

from r. JL, Tueadaya, Thursdays and kiur-dava from 1 to r. or address P. O. i li SIlffATIOJf WASIED-A COMPETENT middle arad woman would lika a kg plain ook; no objeettnn to small wb et in a.

mil at9 Fifth street, eornrr Frack-. UIrv. CAC'B3IAa AM wanted to take can of a place, by a sober steady man mac 1: tnnrr.t.. anderstacds tiia ears of hordes, saruu: ing; bwt of refereneea; auUreas -a Xar, Cataixl 0je acd Bi CORNER GROCERY l- 3 I i I Summer Besoits. WANTON HOUSE PESCADKRO' aeawa so many attractions for the tnuriat as Pescadero.

(The ante. nnal. canieHan. ahxll uul mow beaches are unrivaled; fine trout streams are lu close vicinity to the hotel, ard the grand redwood forests are filled with lovely resorts andp enic ground. The ho 'el, cottages and gronnds are in perfect order, and all the comforts of a.hoE.

ar a-sursd to visitors. Croquet ground, bowling alley and dancing ball in connection with the hous. suard at reasonable rates, superior acoommc la- for families at reduced ra'es. Address H. W.

luii, rescsaerei, wan Mateo Uonnty, Cal. Hillside Cottage I XOW OF EX TO KECEIVE CrESTS Santa Cruz Mountains. Home eooklng. Address Mrs. H.

J. GRAY. TTright Station. HARDY HOUSE, Beith Dili. Santa.

Cms. "US. 51. A. BEBGLEB, Will be open June 1st for the reeeptlop of guests and aept In iirt-cla Baldwin's TaUae Honse, Lake Tahoe VSl opened to the acoonunodatlonof rnests May 1st.

O. M. COM3TOCK lssee and Manager. OUR CELEBRATED Sun-Blend Teal Can Be Had at the Followlag First. class Groceries: JOHN CCSIIISO.

eor. 8th and Waabint GEO. A. DAVIS, 819 Washington street AUAKD 1120 Broadway BOWE.V SCO and 402 Twelfth street. V.

M9 and 301 Twelfth street. W. MILLER 412 Twelfth street, at CURIAM 1229 Telegraph avenue. W. F.

BATCHI LLaVR, Ban Pablo avenue. PETER BAKER, Broadway. C. H. ST EQ HAN.

Market strvet. GKRNRG1CH THORSHRUGH. Eighth ant tnmr STEERS COLBY. Eat Twelfth street. N.

E. CRAFT, 654 East Twelfth street. J. K. 8MALLMAK 661 East Twelfth St.

w. felason, Kast Twelfth stress FT ED. BRUSJES. 701 East Twelfth street. Ay DB EW HAM PEL.

775-n East Twelfth at lawbekcs a3 EastTwell strvet. EKEvrvniarn tk uul hm. hush una eiui i nira ana uioaen ste. VOH.N 1S Seventh street. W.

BKAN1ER, 16b0 Eighth street. Richards, Harrison Sherwood isportebs, 401 1 403 Sansome Street, S. F. THB SALE A HODEBJf KiIBK OF A1 a rooms, oa Boariy aa acre of ground; fruit trees; sowars andsb'ubbery; gcod stable; will x-ebanew for smaUer boom and lot ia Oakland er Faa Fnwiw rnitT ealr. arranaed: anolv Last Tbtr- tieth street.

Hiehlacd Para, Bast Oakland, be tween Twentieth and Twenty-hint avesaea; will rent to good tenant fur SSO per mon' a. FOB SALE ATHSBertiiBBED JFJb aev now. Mistered: apply at th koda Faeaory earner Thirteenth aad Webster atneta to JOfla i TAYLOR. an24-lwx mm I s-v a titri FTSXISHEII A ST room, aaHable for a rentlemao and wile; also, one nice room: terms reaaoMlje; avply atlWSTweifthavecua, Kaat Oakland, tsa.it UWck from Brooklyn stf an-'-lw AV TATt 1-A CI silKt OF FA- miiar with gerieral rooscvort, tamuv i io; as r-idwr. 1 iuri4 s.

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