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1 OAKIiAXD DAILY EVENING TKIBUKE, TIITjTiSDAY. OCTOBEH 1, 1885. 3 THE BUCKET MURDER. THE ROUIVILIAN TROUBLE; TO-DAFS DISPATCHES LV -fuquest on the Body of Wil WEST A Flarnt In a Haloon-fieneral "Notes. Engine Company No.

3 Extinguished mail blaza in the residence of P. Doyle 857 Bay street, yesterday jafteruoon. A defective flue was the cause) and the darn-ae nominal. 1 The artesian- well commenced by the railroad company on Fifth near Center, which-was commenced abont two years ago with poor1 prospects, is now sup Important Personages. -1 San Jure Mercury, October tit.

The Mayoriof California cities ars.be-eomiog important person ges. The acticn of the Mayor bf Oakland in approving an ordinance which gives Ithe narrew-gauge an outlet frorrj that cityjand the approval of the ordinance for high license by the Mayor of Li a Angeles were both telegraphed ail uvtr the oonntry. As high license has bec ome the law in Los Angeles the rest of the State will have a chance to see how it woiks morally, and whether it can stand thai legal test to which it will probably be sdbjected. jCastor Oil. One' of the cjhief uses to which cistor oil EAST OAKLAND.

Tlie Jute IMIllt-ueneral and Personal Note Bitten by a Kattleinake The dredger is agin In operation after completing repairs. L. H. Huff and the party who have been camping on Rubicon river returned yester dayj They report the killing of over twenty deer. 1 The America Amateur Minstrel Com pany, recently driven out of the Terapleton barn, have decided to give an entertain mejit in Washicgtou the dite has not yet been announced.

Sighor Moreczo has again moved his srymnasium. He is now located on East Twelfth street, near Sixteenth avenue. The echooners Felicity and Darlington, with pins for Culver. McGilvray, dis charged yesterday, and sailed last evtn- ii2. The close season for rfuail expired today.

The amateur hunters struck out for the hilli in the gray-dawn in. large num bers. but the 1 rof essional hunters were ahead of them, for even before the "gray dawn" the weie in town with strings of quail, killed after midnight of course. I he birds were peddled at 1.50 a zen, and at this price the amateurs should all be able to make fine bags. The following are among the recent arrivals at the, Union Hotel? A.

E. Scott, wife and child, San Jose; Geo. K. Gib- be tt, Francisco; Caguello, city; W. Crowley, ban ranciRCo; John Wilts, Moraga Valley; F.

Lesher, city; John Moigan. Emil Miller, San Fran cisco; E. Stewart, city; G. C. Prentice, Geo-, O.

Baker, San Francisco. A party of F.t Oakland ladies leave this evening for a tour through the Eastean States. In the party are: Mis. A. Lee, Mi-s Jennie Powell, Mrs.

Branson Bangle. Mr i Cuburn anil several others. In the East tin party will separate, eacri lady returning at such time as may beet suit her convenience. The case of ex-deputy constable charged with embezzlement, has been con- tinned till next week. The two Pillbo horses which got badly scorched at the Stevens park fire are rapidly recovering.

They were taken out thi morning for exercise. 1 Dr. Fine says that Mrs. Eillis Kraus-chaar, who was shot by Edward Graul, has bo far recovered as, to be: practically out of a physician's charge. She is rapidly l'r igresoiug toward complete recovery.

The large eucalyptus tr-es ia front of ti residence of Hiram Tubbs are being rupidly converted into cordwood. Wheu ad the trees are cut down and removed the ground will be broken tor a new lawn. The work on the Eighth street br'dge is not being pushed as ripidly as the impatient East Oaklanders with for. The old planking ha.si been torn up for about one-third of the length of the bridge. The grading preparatory i shifting the 'rack of the Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit-Vale railroad, oa the Twelfth street -dam, is well under way, and the ties arid stringers for the track are on tha ground.

No work'has as yet been done by the water or gas companies looking tow ard the lower- in5 of their pipes to below grade of the street. The anti-rrrcotic leagu cn non-smokers, society is en-ajed in intsi O. Bemis, one of the it necine strite. iiiators and ue tys inonthi, and charter members of the lei, he oulv "ewore off" for threa that when his three months up ho win smoke with out 1st or hinderance. Tho uther members of the leid Jua" claim that 11-rnis is bound by a solemn ith, backed by a large forfeiture not tp sm -ke for a whose liniit is oeatu.

an i that tlio oreaking ot his demn the forfeiture of much pact will er.tail his woildJy goods. These talkers, either, by about bits. are not non dollar and six There are hopes' that the ite mills wnd soon resume operations. Ihe directors are ,1,. reconstructing .,11 the in hrir-k and had 8onlBlhing to do-in 'deteifminitig them this doubtlo- to take such action as thev lave.

While -r ri-ns done to omch better advantage thau ttiey were running. Js'ew muchinery 1 be added. A representative ot tha owners ot the establishment states hs turen.of jute stuff3 in Calif krnia are lar better off "than those Ut Gai'cutta, who have been f-inKirjg money at the rate ot a inly damage million a year. ihny can the manufacturers on this coolst when they sell at a loss, as they havjj lately been doing. Tha cl of mails deprives 370 persons of employ men 250 and 209 of these are whites and th? rest Chinese This morning word was breugbt ti Last Oakland that i'eter Tibballsl a farmer siding in the foothills' near canyon road, hid been bitttyi by a rattlesnake.

-It seems that Tibballs was out 1-Mikinsr for ouil. so as to take advantag of the open season before it cviild get stale with amateur efforts and 0 hunter rxij pings. As he climbed upon a pile of rocks rattle, and a bhsrp of saw a small at his feet. he heard the warning almost immediately felt pain in the calf left leg. Iiooking dewn he rattlesnake preparing to recoi Killing the snake split it open, and after cutting about the wound with his knife, he boniid the snake over the wdiunl.

After P3rtakinir -04 plenty of ventive'' Tibballs want to ke-bite ire- slaep. At lait "Bccoueta his leg hal not rcerceptibly The snakrt had but four rattlss and wnii about two feet lontr. Brooklyn Lodge, Jo. 384, 1. O.

G. T-. mfcets this evening at SchinJintlpfenuig's hail. Br joklvn Loltre. No.

3. A. O. U. meets at Odd Jrellows hall this, evening.

UYERMORE ITEMS. fmiii the JUview of 3'th Win. M. Mendenhall. Ju e.ge Graham, and Fred.

SchoenBtedt left this morning for a campiug tour in the mountains. Rev. E. A. hare rouj Bar ryessa, his new home in Sard ty, 'i'aesday.

looking after Clara coun cils interests here. Th railronil rnmnanv hftvs put in a new crossing on street, prvele it up and put it 11 first-class shape. Now if they could only be induced to give us. a new'Ue- pot our people would be happy, Roll cf Honor of the Midwiv School for the month ending- September 25th Kati Moran, Mamie Faulkner1, Lizfcie llaera, 95 per cent. mermw.

Sophia Caratens, Hannah Zim-, Hattie Moran, EtJta Ca-stens, Henry Heitman, Lmma Jrlaera, J(J per cent. 'John Booken has purchased I sipc lot ar of th flrom Watermn Co. in the re Farmers' Union, and will immediately lie- gin the work of irnpr iviog, lie will first move some of the buildings he owns in Laddsvilla on the lots, which Will be fixed Mrs. S. Newell has just completed? residence on her inch costina 82,500.

She ill now commence tha erection of a barn costing ariout the same amount of money, Mr. W. W. Goodrich, architect, who put no her residence, will also put up the barn. --1 i 1.

1 I irs. i. wm it-nee in ooin i urr mun, aa to import and stick her farms with Holstein cattle. Cbarres Dismissed. Two charges, one of pting to disturb the peace and the other ir disturbing the peJce against Edward igeberg, were dismissed in Jhstice Nusbac mer's Couit.

One case was dismissed for mt of prosecution, and ths other became the com- did not state facts sutlicient to cm stitate tciuH of action. Thd pro ecu ting witness, Albert Hitler, iled to put in an appearance. Both cases were transferred from' the Court of Justice to Radcliff, of Alameda. Teachers' Diploma liranled. The State Board of Kdncati yesterday granted a life diploma to Emma Moreland of this city.

State Ed ncitional diplomas were granted to Kuenie May Bargio and Mrs. Maud Howard Todd, of this city, and te Mollis McElroy, of Alameda. Tounff Ladles in issloiu Cater- i tainmfnt. A pleasant eaiertaityxtant consisting of mnt ia, tableaux and rvcitatiou, will be the Fift CuDgrejratlal Charch. 5 rt-fvpr Cinv il Thirteenth reels.

tmor-1 1 .1 a a of on be 1 HTFUL ACCIDENT. Cteo. V. IlelscU Killed at the Sac rancqlo Railroad Shops Abont 2 Pi M. yesterday Geo.

C. Heiscb, an old resident of Sacramento, and lat employed at tlie railroad works, met a terrible diath. His occupation at the works consisted in feeding the powerful machine used in cutting scrap iron into About the hour mentioned, who baa charge of the ma- am ill pieces, aco.her man chine, stepped a few yards away for some purpose, and in a minute saw the belt running the tutting machine fall off. He iurned arouud and discovered Mr. lleisoh caught beti-een the ponderous gear wneois.

lUde ot these wheels sets abont furl or. five inchre inside of the other. I and their rimj overliD. ins ut'iiM part ot the unfortunate mans body was cadaht between the wheels, his hnds raised lover hie bead. He was deal when discovered, and death bad resulted so quickly tLat he did not have time to utter a cry.

A small quantity of hair and on the key fastening one of the wheels to ths! shaft showed that hi head fofrced against it. was- summon ed immediately, and it w.is fouud cess iry to ickscrews to raise a tiortion of the inactiinery before his body -cou-d 1)t'xtiicated. How the acci dent hflppetitd is a mystary, ut tha most reasonable supposition is that he stumbled over soinctninj' while moving towards the machine, felltnrward upon it, and raised his haiiais to ty and protect his head as he ItU. AT THE COLLEGE. Itcc'eption Tetidered to I'rcslilcii aarue at Mil's Semijinry never presented a fairer sight than it did yesterday.

The pl-jci was even faiier than the almost pprfect day. the carriages containing President Syrague acd party, and the Trustees the road mett them wno went up rolled scross the bridge and around the fiae lawn in frl int of the buildings, brig! ked out from eyery window, handkerchiefs tendered the yeuiig faces 1 and flutteriud fo nimne welcome. lhnngh s.uch welcome was unexpected the party was nnick wit a similar response. 1 resi- dvnt pragu itenied much movtd by his reception. JMrt Milts with the teachers aiid a lew ti lends.

eceived tha President aud party ut the or. tJi-er the main eutrance was tie wort "Welcome" in flowers of 'he rooms provid-d for Dr. family were daintily dec-It and flower. After short olden tint. ripraitu? and orated with ful greetings lundli wa served," and thi! new President and his wife were made to feei perfectly at 1 wfne moitj to wn.i had their coming.

The inaugural ng awaited exercises will tke place tw.j weeks hencj. A formal welcome will be tendered President Sprague 1 tlie in the jiear future, and he will also bu bauipieted by the Yale: Club THE MINT. Vacancies Created So Appointment. Twenty-seven places were niaJe v.icant yesterday at resigifjitions. ie Mint by reinova's and I'lie saving effected by this will be S2.473 10.

Fob reduction of fo lowing are the Inames of thoieidiimissad: fci the gsneral flepartmeat W. II. Keith, test-weigher. i'ry 50 ver ilav; U.il- 1 J.II1 I'J Lj macriin's; SI "i0; I sham C. Van Duyn, liremaa, Sheridan, l.ftlper, S.

iiiessfn-jrer. 50. lhere'-' 6iiou of K. II. Ijudwicb, conductor, ajered on ctio olst was 1 ac- epted.

TlrJ saving in this per year, the Coiner's Department: partment is Reductions E. 15. Hynes, workman, salary -1 ptrd.ij-; T. Percy Pe workman, James Fitzpatrick, rkman, Ji hn E. Bb- ck, workman, cs re igneoi; iisrtiey illianis, asKisj uiwH-ner, vi jeor-e butsatu, workn an; S4 resigned Mrs.

M. 1. Whittemorel adjuster, Mrs. 7. Hoffman, anju-ter, jo; Air, p.

olia Jijwman adjuster, '2 7 ster. 7-" er, S2 7o; So iMlss J- Downer, ad Miss H. A. I Mkg Lam a. I rman, aojuftl Mi M.

M. schetisberg, al juster, i2 75; Miss Sarah Rrowil, adiu-tt1 S2 10; Miss O. Daw-ley; Mrs. Nma Larowe, ad- adjuster. ister, Irs.

Charlotte P. Sturte- nt, adjustur. 75; Mrs. Kmuii C. Liwience, adjin ter, 75.

Tha saving in this deiartmeiia Is 7o year. Assayer's D'e artment Moses Furbush, nver dissolver. 54; Jr Gibbons, por ter, $3. A sayiig of per year. POLICE CdURT.

The following is to-dav's Police Court record: oe Harper, violating r- inar.ee; jury wbivd, set for October 12th. ohn ilui'phy. Crunk; hned 5lu or days. A. Moor, vifllaticg ori-tinanee; forfaited bail.

Joha Alsop, burgiary; called er 5th for examination. mil set for Odd Carl Henrick, kualicious mischief; found guilty, sentence to-morrow. Ah Clung, Ah Dow and A Sing, viulitiog tirdinance; nleaded guilty Iay and Lem sentence to-morrow. Ah jmip, violating ordinance; pach forfeiteti 0 bail. Sumner Getchell, 1 not guilty, cas5 set for aggie Featherstine and pleaded uuilty, sentence ichiel Hogan, bnttery; battery; pleadri to-morrow.

Is E. Davis, drunl to-morrow. pleaded not guiifcy, set for October 'Jth. SUPERIOR COURT. Department October 1st: Taylor, et aV; de pbiinuif for 62, One Greene, Judge N.

L. Shepard vs. A. L. ree of forclofure granted "S6, and S200 attorney's vs.

M. Richardson; con- fees. N. Salted tinned to be set I t-partment '1 motion. two JSo pr ceeaiogs.

Department. Three Judge: Oololjer I the matter tf the guara ianship of Lulu lAldis; petition for guard- iahshitf nt hear ng. A. YV. UowErn vs.

His Creditors; ciutinued to October 15ih. mils ollege. Articles of incorporation "of Mills Cpl-lege to conduct the iastitutiou of learning known as Seminary, in '-accordance 1 with the debigii. of the founders, C. T.

Mills and Mrs. Fusan Ia. Mills, have been filed with the are: Mrs. Sua-V. I).

Bar unty Oierk. The trustees L. Mills, of Mills S-min-ows, 1j. H. I.

1. I'winell, Francis A. or con and J. H. Wythe, if Oakind; E.

G. Beckwith, A. Brvanf. M. (11.

AlTriCK snl M. 13. Underhill, of Sin Francisco; II. A. Pat- mer.

of Berkeley; -labor, Alame- Robert Siml ip, Seminary i arlr, ana C. Merrill, Stcrataento. Abont 1. 11 111 Aldis The petition Jlihn G. Aldis, of Tem- escal, to be giveil his daugh- Lulu, came up for hearing this before Jud Hmilton Theie waa counter pf t.itio 1.

with a similar object. r.t in hv Irs. Ziil Eijz neiirhbirs testis til iis. the mother of the Hall sril others of that Mrk Aldis was a very violent wofian nd was frequently under the infl other sids a go 1 i- leoce 01 i.quor. yn wie introduce to sh that the child was well taken care of Mrs.

Aldis. Judgrt gave the custody nf the child wno marries Lulu's grsndmotaier, and is the stepfather G. Aldil. The "Flower Queen." The "Flower Queen." a cantata nnder the so per yi -ion Mrs. M.

Kirby and Miss May Rison. will take place this evening, the. Sunday school-room of St. PabTs Church. The dlowinjr memhers r-f itbe Sunday School ill take part: Misses ith Kirby, Huth Kirk, Grace At wood.

Belle Kiik, Rojhie Lnce, Margie Gaskill, Bessie Gaskill, JVireie -Oooistock, Mamie Corostock, GertB" AJln, Dot Mcdoiieall, Elln McdougSll. Clara Gibson. Grsce Gibson. Norma Cantarno, Stella Cantorno, Zona Canturno. Standi? Room Only.

The Oakland jTheater was crowded the door last night and hnndrde were tnrned away beiause there wis no room. Jananschek ani company will plsy this evening in ZUa the Fortune TeJter. There will te nd performance cn Sunday evemrtg. Utna 10 iriv 1 ill viLV riii.iiTiuv. Minstrels f.r M4 sday ard 1 oesruy even ingt ths lcs aress circle ssu FRI I i j- a Fears of a Ger pral Disturtance of the Fea'ie of Europe.

Austria Read Vo Ponace TJpon Tor- 1 1 key to Secnr Constantinople. TarkeyVDeftnseli ss PositionEoumania Uneasy The CTisi Nearinj. 1 SPrSCIAL TO THE TRIBUNE qxdon, October 1st. air jviichaei Hicks-Beach, Conservative leader in the House of Commons, speaking at Salisbury yesterday, said fhe Government w.is attempting, iii concert with the Powers, to Circumscribe the area of the existirg Eou-melian disorders. avstkia'u longing, Beblin, October 1st.

The result of the recent interview betveen De Giersi Rus- siiiri jfrime JMinister, ana x'rince Bis marck, will be to restrain Servia, Greece and-Montenegro from attacking Turkey. Otherwise Austria would, it is thought, certainly make a bold strike fo Salonica, and possibly for Constantinople causing a blaze in Russia which would end in a European war. THE BRITISH HQUADROy. Malta, October 1st. The rumor is cur rent here that the British squadron in the Mediterranean has been ordered to Turkey.

5 TURKEY rt roSITION. London, October 1st. A Times corn- indent at Uonstaulinopie thus suiuma- Turkey's position: Turkey has bo army ready to march, no" stores, no monty in Treasury, no Administration, to nergy. Sh9 suoimc to tne lnevit- ble. co-sIllKIG the ycESTioN.

CovsTANTiNOPLK, ()cfober l't. The Ambassadors met to-day to consider the Roumeliari question at the house of Count Corti, the Italian Ambassador, -but adjourned without transacting' any business an important ture, several the Ambassadors having not yet; received formal instructions from their respective Governments. the cftisls. I LoNnos, October 1st. The Tmn insets to-day will prove nu important date io the history of the Eastern crisis.

"It is understood," says the Times, "that the first meeting cf the informal conference of Ambassadors will take place jv. it.tiin the next few hours at Coiistaatiropieovhile at Nissa. the Servian Skuptschina will be opened by Jving Milan. is plain th.it upon what is decided in these two gather iugs depends tlie of war or peace. If a iTecisio'n is tsken at either jilace if the conference takes up too rigid an attitude with regard to Prince Alexander, or if the Skuptschina decides rashly upon separata action, it inny be that before uiany d.iys are over tha whole Eistern will i.e reopened in its most acjje and dangerous ITII THE CZAIt.

October 1st. De Russian Foreign Minister, his conferred wil the Car on the RoiHiielin difficult' at Frtdericksberg, a village twenty-one miles from this city, the usual summer residence of the royal family. PHOTEST FROM THE PORTK. Constantinople, October 1st. The Porte has sent circulars to the Powers pro-testing a gainst recent action of i'rioco Alexanoer.in disarming the Mussulman in-' habitants of Rorfmelia.

ATTITtDE Of ROU1IANIA. Vienna, October 1-t Bratiano, the Roumanian Prima MinUter, who has had an interview with Emperor Francis Joseph and Count Kal nosky, Austrian Fortign Minister, respecting the attitude of Roumacia in the event of war between Turkey and Bulgaria, has left this city to confjr with Prince Bismarck, after whiih he will visit the Czar. His mission is 1 the purpose of having Roumatiia corn-id. ered inviolable and accorded rights similar to those enjoyed by Belgium, if hostilities should breaJt cut. The opinion giins ground thiatthe crisis 13 esttnding, and that unle-s toe Powers intervene at one-, v.ar is ine vitabia.

The Porte, as a pre. cautionary measure to prevent the redi c-tion of supplies in the event of war with Bulgaria, has issued an order prohibiting the exportation of cereals. SPECIAL DELIVERY. Successful Workinir of tne System in Oakland. 1 The special delivery system went into operation at the Oakland Postoffice this morning, and so.

far everything works like charm. Eight messengers be employed in the special delivery have been appointed by Postmaster-General W. F. Vilas for the Oakland Postoffice. These men are already kept busy.

The first letter with the a special delivery stamp on it this mornirg was a "drop" letter for L. T. FarrL It was deposited in ths office at 0:40 o'-d)ck and delivered at No. .2209 Teh-graph avenue at 7:15 o'clock. The first litter received from point outside tha city was a letter for Miss Marian iwards, from San Francisco.

This letter was received at ,6:45 and delivered at the cerner of Twelfth and Linden streets at 7:03. Many other letters were received with thie special stamp affixed from San Fraoci-do, San Bernardino, Reno, Sacramento, Santa Barbara and other points. Tbee letters were also immediately delivered. This system of immediate delivery will evidently largely cut into the work -now dlooe by the American District Telegraph Messenger boys, as the expense is less aud the service more prompt. Even frorh towns and villages where there i.s no free delivery' the letters may be sent with the1 special stamp affixed and be delivered at once.

At the post-: office a Btrict record is kept of the time each letter is received and when it is delivered. BREVITIES. There iaiL are 60 prisoners in the county Live Oak No. 61, F. and A.

will hold its meeting at! Masonie Temple to-morrow evening. ii H. R. Beldon has! petitioned for'letters administration" of the estate of T. M.

Bolden, valued at A mothers meeting will beheld as uual, Friday, Ootor 2d, at 2:30 P. in the Mission room, 377 Tenth street. J. N. L.

Sheti-irJj ws to-day granted a decree rf foreclosure against -jL. Taylor for 2,586, and $200 fcoun3el fees The qmestioo 1 wheiher or not there will a meeting of the Board of Education tomorrow night deiends for iu answer upon whether or not Diraitor Mulford returns from the country. The Iilvermerd Hotel Eon oar- ransrd. For the last two nionths the Livermore Hotel has been suffericg from the financial embarrassment of the manager, F. E.

Collins. This week the property of the house was sold by the Sheriff on an attachment issued to a creditor fdr the amount of $278. The bill and costs amounted to $483 45, and, Che goods brought $453 50 An at tachment is now in the hands of Constable Fitzgerald, wan will )h11 the piano and bii- ltard iUm on Mendeiy to satwfy claim tf J. Stevens. -The furniture of the hou is liam Galvin.

Testimony of Eye-Witnesses to the Crime The CoronerV Jury Charge James Cassidy With Murder. The inquest on the body of the late Wil. liam Galvin was held last evening by Coroner Hamilton, the following jury being impaneled: J. Beaton (Fereman), E. K.

Russell, S. K. Hassinger, J. Mathews, Petar A. Rouse.

The following testimony was given: MRS. FINKS STORT. Mrs. XF. Fink, keeper of the store in front of wh'ch the mnfderjvas committed, asd Jirs.

Galvia and thei daughter topped atjoay place as usai. It was abont 3:30 'clock. -They came int loers hki waryin went flto the sa)va tcvre asieu unit to ink, whn Ca i said, "Yon ain f. here as you did once Jinr lirennan's Louse. iBenUsx1- t.turted-to nua-rel and sai ne onl.i (, jjjrn Words ensued o.vWien Jlem ani th'y went outdoor, iut rtit-ul; the do Cissidv cui-ht Gal 'm by the arm, and then Galvin cailei' f'wrtte irotecti'n cot scarab Vhen Galvin got clear of Cassidv As went down -towaius his buggy, and -think his daughter had hiin by the arm helping into it.

were all kifid of scared. L'assidy'-theu picked up the nucktt, and hit hint head with it, ill- bucket I marked so-im to know a a'ain. The (ialvifii had stopped at my place for ii ve or years, and Cansi iy lievi-r casie in fchile they were there, fa Mice he-seldom cometo my place. WILLIAM O'SEIL Testified that he saw tha blow struck; saw Cassidy lift the pail an 1 strike the blow, and knock Galvin down and kill hias seemed to be aiding the trirl Mr. Galvin'a daughter at' Mrs.

Fink's door, and all at once be 1st go ofjher, or the girl broke away from him; Oaidy ran towards the watering trough; Gal in was standing between the trough, and hi biKgy; Cassidy cjtne cl with the bucket in his Galvin was standing a little lowerthan Caysidvtook the bucket and hit hinvover tLs head; tha irougn was ottweea me iwn parties- Gal vin was To Cassidy, alid wjy. not looking at him Whan Cassidy p' jke-V up the bucket he wai more thn.a even oreight feet from i. t.as-,dy struck Galvin over the jtness took" 'hold of Cisd.lv witn nnnUrn-s struct ijas'iay a cuttle times. I KCSiriv Galvia wis badly and 1 wetit up the road a little way Rot hold of Cesdjly and said to him. You son of a "w-hat did you do the ike-of that Itifld htm anl stiuc Coupla of titries on the f.ice.

'a ide attempt tostrike me. I ran arter Oissidy before wa clinched. I knew there was trcuhie between CAisidy ii nut aui near a vr rd ot it. 1 ihty or ninety fret fr fn tbemaithe ti-na C.issiiy hid litdrd i girl, as I thought. 7 DIl.

H. WOOLSEY tnat lie niaoe-a ist mortem and found-a and pene trating wound on the lift of the heaiL ia size about a 'rjvrartsr of an ln'cli in lUmster, and an extnsiv-s dprefd fracture was found on removal of the skull, ab -ut the size of a ind. This was produced by a blow from a heavy instrument. GALVCS'S TESTIUiOSY. Mrs.

Wm. of the deceased, testihed that her husoand was years old, and a native of Tipperary, IreTrind. -I intended to do sifnie chopping wheTwe stopped. While thera ilcGee uy husband ti take a driuk. Taey had ordered five-cect beer, when Cassidy came in and Was asked to take a drink.

1 didn't lika the 1 iok of Cas-iily, and when we got outside I saidv "William, I Won't get intoHhe buggv until you du." Then Cassidy picked trp the water-bucket. troth men wercalling.e.ch other names. i i said, "You won't bit me, will Vou to Cassidy, and with that Cassi iy aid, "Yes I will, you struck him on the head with the bucket. My husband fell and never. puke again.

Mrs. GUvia also testified that her hiiF-. l-n l' right arm iwas disabled and that ha was feehtu. 3 Whjrn Carssioy hit him her husband's back was turned to him. JWHXHV.F.K, Residing at'81 Washington street, testified that hj was driving along San l'ablo avenue and got off atassidy's to get a drink.

lie- taw Galvin drive by and mentioned it to Cassiiiya Galvin eff at Finck's store and McGee went ovee, fol- I twed by Cassidy. IcLree then t-iok a lirink with Galvin. Cassidy parsed by'th Store and then came back, entered and to take which he 'refused, and then passed b--twetn Cassidy ani Galvin. MeGee stco.i ready to prevent jany 1lowa. He toid G.tlvin to drive home, and then McGee sf.it in bis bujgy and drc home aud'orUy hard of the case.

-H Nicholas Uonolly testified that he heard me noise'ln the store, hut the parties afterwards cim-31 outside- He did not Kge cny blovs struck, but heard scuffling nid saw-C'aseidy shove Galvins daughter vrry ronghlyj -and he saw 0'2s'ei! hit and Cassidy walked fifteen feet Galvin to strike him. CounoUy is butcher, living opposite. Dr. J. M.

Young testified that he was the attendant physician, and the moment The loojeed at-G ilvin kpeW he was in I'angerous condition. He found a concussion on the right side of the head, and found a comprtssjed fracture, of the skull. He said that considering his agd his chance lor recovery whs very glim. He had ail the characteristics of a man suffering from roccussicn of the brain. jury found as follows: We, the jury, do find that decease3- was named William Galvin, aged 7G year, native of iVeland, married, occupation tanner, and that came1 to his death in Alameda county, California, on the 2vkh dy of September, A.

D. 1885; and-W ulso rind that th caueof the deathrwas from coucussi (t the brain, caused by, a blow from a bucket in the hands nfJamei Cassidy; and we further tind said James Castidy guilty of murder. The murderer will have a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Saturday afternoon. Fira Hebrew ''The election of offienrs of thi First Hebrew of Oakland, wa-btildlast SuVd.y, with thi following r-snlt: A Jana. President; mis Lissa-'r, Vice-President; E.

Berutein, Secretary-leoa Hirshberg, Trustees S. Hirshberg, J. M. Colvn, Jacab Li Harri-, M. CofffiT A.

Lippcnan; Building. Committee D. S'-ein. Jccb Greenhood and M. Marctisa.

The Congregation will immediately build a handsome structure. tialTln a Defendant. Jamvs Galvin, the aged farmer who was brained with bucket by, Cassidy, on Tuesday.Jwas one of thedefendanta in the celebrated land case of Emeric vs Alvara-rlo, now on trial before Judge Maguire, in Departments of the Superior Court, San Franciscoi. The cas relates tha' title to a large body of lacd at San Pablo, and ha. been ia iitigtion sotoe 17 years.

A Bad Accident. -Lst evening the boy of H. T. Lanmerster, machinist tf the Judaon works, residing 21 30. Chestnut street, while carryioea pitcher of water from the well to the homefell and broke the pitcher: A point of the broken vesel truck him in the throat and lacerated it in a horrible manner.

Ex mb It Tramp. ur'nn the in nh of September 23i pet on were entertained at the County ding therein a total of 2,113 daya, at 25oanU per day or mexla. Tbey were meetly tramps. J. da; W.

ter a of in El Ilaggln-'d Rider, Duff, Thrown from Hidalgo. A Claim that'Beports of Crime in Ireland are Absurdly Overdrawn. SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Heath of a Noted London, October 1st. The Earl of Shaftesbury is dead. The Right Honorable Anthony A-bley-Cooper, born in Lon-don April 28, 1801, was educated at Christ Church, Oxford.

He was of ten returned to Parliament, and succeeded his father to peerage Li 1851. He-was Lord of the Ad- mirality under Sir Robert Peel's Admin istration in 1834-5; but. refused office in 1811 from Sir Robert Peel upon finding the Premiar would not support th Ten Hours' Bill, of which he (Sbaftes bury) had charge, The chief object for which the Enl had I bored, in and out of Parliament was the improvement of the sociakcondir tion of the laboring classes, he taking great pains to inform himself of their condition and how to ameliorate it. His influence with the Evangelical party within the Church of England was con-iderabl lie was at his death President of the Bible Society, the Pastoral Aid Society and the Socfety for the Conversion of the Jews, and formerly President of the Pro testant Alliance. He was a prominent member of all Evangelical societies with a religious basis, and an active advocate cf the abolition of Blavery throughout the world.

I Crime In Ireland. London, October 1ft. Sir it-hat I Hii-ks-Beach, in a speech at Salisbury yesterday, referring to the alarming ii crease of boycotting ia Ireland, said the (government was preparing to deal with the evil with a strong hand. He believed the Irish peo ple would applaud the action of the Government regarding the matter. He denounced Gladstone's manifesto, as mic IeadiDg in its statements concerning occur rences 01 jpne past, and mi its promises the future, The speaker said that the re ports of crime in Ireland wera absurdly overdrawn.

Duffy Throirn from Hidalyo. Baldwin, N. October 1st. Duffy was thrown from Hidalgo at the half-mile pole. Hidalgo was strong in the lead.

Examining the Ialand Hallway. ictoria, B. October 1st. Sir Charles Tupper and party, Hon. Trutcb, Hon.

Smithe M. P. have gone on a trip of inspection over the com-j pleted portions of the Island Railway. The San Jose Presbytery, Centerville, October 1st. The second day's work of the San Presbytery recommended that the boundary be made to inslude Menlo Park, Visalia San I Luis Obispo.

The r-: potts of the various committees showed a most gratifying success in ils labors. The Portuguese Mission was a.rknowledged as as accomplished fact. The report of the Committee on Syste-i matic Beneficence shows success. The next meeting of the San Jose Presbytery will be held at Watsonville. I A BLOODY TRAIL i The Apaches Still at Their Dead, I Iy Work-Troops Ordered to Eagle Creek.

Tombstone, A. October.lst. The killing of Keating at White Trail Canyon, San Simon Valley, reported last night, was the work Apaches. 'The body was found, half a mile down the road from the house at noon yes- terday. He was first shot under the arm, then his head' was beaten: in with stones.

Shanahan and Mrs. Mack, an old lady cook-j'on the ranch, cannot be found. Tbeir fate remains in horrible doubt. Hatfield's command of foty cavalry and five Apache scouts passed through Tombstone en ruta to Fort Grant. They have come from Copper Cannon.

after service in Sonora. They lotk jided and worn, and the whole outfit shows unmistakable signs of rough service, hardship and fatigue. Their reported figb with the renegades is not confirmed. This morning's Record Epitaph gays: In conversation: with Capt. Floyd-we learned that a general movement of the troors towards Jha1 reservation ehas beefi ordered.

Dy before yesterday the troops at Hutk-chna, under Capt. Liwton, the troop Vt Bisbee Canyon, under Capt. Wood, the troops at Copper Canyon, under Captain Hatfield, and the troops at Mud i Springs, undsr Lieut. Lockett, Wire all ordered to positions on Eagle creek, situated north of the Gila and east of the reservation. It would seem that General Cook had obtained some information of a probable concerted movement of hostiles towards the reserve at this time.

FIRE AT BEN1CIA. IlaariliiiK- and Lodging-House Burned-Loii About 6,000. Benicla, October 1st The boarding and lodizinsr honse at Turnup ship-yard in this city, was burned ta the ground last night The fire was discovered by one of the lodgers, who was awakened, nearly suffocated, by the smoke. He gave the alarm, and he and the other occupants escaped with only such wearing apparel as they could find in their hasty exit. The occupants of the house lost everything tbey possessed, including about $500 in coin and: their watches, and several of them while making their escape were severely burned about the face and hands.

The building was insured, and the loss, with the furniture, will amount to about $6,000. The fire is thought to have been the work of an incendiary, as there were, no signs of fire at 11 o'clock, when one of the men walked around the building, as is his usual custom before The buildings and a vessel in the ysrd caught fire several times from the sparks, but were extinguished by the employes who, after fretting out of the burning building, turned their attention to saving this preperty. Tne Information Against Mitchell. The information for assault to murder against Bobert Mitchell has not yet been filed. The thirty days allowed by law have expired since the the examination at which he was held, and it is probable thit Mitchell's counsel will take some stepe with the intention of compelling the District Attorney to do so.

more Chances. Sub-Treasurer Brooks will, in a few days, announce the following changes in his office: Kichard M. Anthony, bookkeeper, to be supercede! by 8. DeG reaver. II.

S. Tucker, Janitor, te be superseded by W. 11. H-rxor, and three watchmen to be Ileraiine soberaaes. Dft Woolsey to-day reports that Her-mine Sober ine a somewhat improved.

plying water to the pier. The boring process after going dowa a great depth'was abandoned, owing to the jpature of the ground, "and digging was resorted to. latter jnethosl, although jjniore ctJstly, proved successful, and water is now being supplied in large quantities, jj Five carloads ot immigrants arrived at the Mole this morning. There wete a great many English among thtm. A lively fight occured Sin Scheiding' saloon, on Seventh street nsar Tuesd.iy.

The contestants? were Peter Roach and Dan Murphy, both well known in this section. From what ban be learned Roach was hunting fr a tight and picked out Murphy aa an opponent. After an in of some hard word tha parties cama to blows. Murphy got first blood and a knock-down by fitting Roach a 6tinging blow in the The fallen man came to time; just ojjee, and was squaring off when another sledge'-hammcr blow landed him again on thetlior. This seemed to Roach, wtoij picked himself ud and walked away." Liberty Lodge, No.

35,1 Knights of Pythias, will meet this evening end work in the third rank. A setter dog in a yard on the corner ol Wi el and Pacific streets, ia complained of as a nuisance by the employees in the railroad unices. The dig sets in howling about noon-time, and continues until sundown. As a howler tha animal is a pronounced success, an can utter some of the most di-mal and yelps ever The cause of the onimal's trouble seems to be that its owner liever allows it any free ioiii, but keeps it chained month in and month out. School Director Hortcn is reported as con wit-si rapidly, an i is "able to sit up a few hours every dsy.

I Ivanhoe No. Knights of II 'iior. will meet this evr-nicg. W. H.

Wilkinson, car repairer in Ihe railrond shops, leaves to-morrow morning for a flying trip to Sicramento. The fog siren on Goat Island kept the residents in this porti on of the city awake last night. 1 uring tha ear)y hours of the morning the fog was very heavy. A reunion of Swiss will jtake place at John Muhlefhaler's Sundaji. Tiierewid he Tyrolese singing, etc.

George Hcih, wlni was cnished to death in the railroad company's rolling mills at Sacramento yesterday, was 'well-known to many of the jboys ht-re. PERSONAL' MENTION. -T. K. Hall, of this city, returned from the South to-day.

IL B. Horton and family, of Oakland, have removed to Sacramento J. P. Pi-rc-, the capitalist, is lyii'g very sick st is residence in Santa Clara. J.

West Martin is rusticating at Mount Sha-ita, and: expect to remain aliout a month. Mr. Gei hardy and Mrs. Bruce Smith hav returned from th'cir mountain pleasure trip. T.

C. Cooa-in w3 yesterday1 ad-mitte 1 to practice in the Tjnited States Circuit Court. R. M. Apgar rttn'ned from a rusticating trip in the Sintu Barbara mountains this mo.

riing. says thtiiare of q.rtil, Uer, there. T. has returnid to Oakland f'om Mxii'o. He has purchased the Nogules Front kr, and will fulure ic anil run an American in that serai-.

Mexican town. Governor has Judge Van Fltot to bold 'qurt in Contra Costa county, next wek, in fdace of Judge Thomas A. Brown, who is dnqiiali-tied by sickness from liearici a number of important cases. 1 I A Card From Mayor playtor. Enrroit your paper of Tiie.

last I am reported al" hiving said that the pat lies who recency applied to the City Council for a franjhhise construct a cabla road on' certain streets in this city, "did not mean bu-Jues. I did not use the expression. attriUuted I to me, nor Jiave I at any time during or sinct the cousi.ieration of tha receat street railroad projects, eTprissed or. entiftained any question of tha (rood faith! or straight- forward busior ss intentions of the honorable, respected and responsible in whose names appear in their application for the franchise above referred to. E.

W. Platter. Oakland, October 1, The expression attributed to Mayor Playter was stated to a 'i RitCNE reporter by City Treasurer Fi-hei- have been used by the Mayor. En. TKUtt.NR.

Attempted Suicide sit IVJissioii Sasi- ose. It is reported that ou Mon-lsy night Frank Curtner, Boh of Henry Curtner, an old citizen of Mission San Josei, shot himself with suicidal intent, ond his recovery is at present The -young trian recently returned from Nevada! and shortly before the i-hooting is said to have had some difficulty with bis father money matters. Xlic Quail Season Open. The qujiil season opened tlo-day and at an early hour this morninir a large number of local sportsmen bet'iok them 'elves to the quail sections. Several parties are being made up to go cut Saturday night for a Sunday hunt.

Ebell Tha first of a series of entertaiamants, musical and literary, to be given by the Ebell Society, will take placsat Inlepend-ent- Church on nxt Monday evening, i ickets to be had of the members of the society. 'Homeopathic Hospital. The regular monthly mefeting of the Homeopathic Hospital Association will be held in the parlors of the Hospital, 1057 Alica street, te-morrow at 10 a. m. i The Paia of Being; Hang.

Science Monthly, Dr. Taylor states that "death from hanging appears to take, place rapidly and without causing any suffering to the Prof. Tidy; also speaks of the painless nature of death from hanging; while Prof, llaughton, in his paper read before the surgical society! of Dublin, says that "the old system of taking a convict's life by suffocation is painful, unnecessarily prolonged and revolting to those whose duty it ia ta be present." Those who epeak of the painless nature if death by strangulation arrive at this conclusion from the fact that many cases of suicide are not completely suspended, and that if they wished they could easily relieve the constriction by assuming the erect posture, and in other cases of recovery from attempted enieide by hanging, there 19 no recollection of any suffering. It should be remembered, however, that there is a great deal of difference 'between the mental attitude of the suicide and one who is about to suffer the extreme penalty of the law. In the former case he is regardless, and per-haus also not very sensitive, of a little suffering, while in the latter: every nerve braced op to resist-the inevitable result Moreover, ia these cases of, recovery the loss ot recollection cf suffering does not prove that hero was none.

It migbfr almost as Well be said that, because in many eases of recovery from meningitis -there was no remembrance of any suffering, therefore there was none. doubt thei pain in the hanging can under DO circumstauces be yery acute, yet' when we -see a culprit heaving his chest, an i almost raiding his whole body ia hi istreggleifor. breath, we muit conclude" that tbejre i at least coasKierabie amtmnt of mental tor- i if i I i I I I 1 I is now put is tJhat of dressing and softening leather for boms. It was formerly used for dosing children whose stomachs were disordered. And an awful dose it was.

Now we give suffering children Brown's Iron 'Bitters, which tones tha stomach, regulates digestion, and imparts the whole bhdy. Brown's Iron Bitters is inoomparably better than castor oil, and more pleasant jto talce. Iloivaiai Trial Continued. The ttial of Arthur W. Bowman, th fiduciary agent accused of embezzbn wrth if ink of California stock owned by N.

over the term 1J. B.i'tn, was continued yestjrdy in Ju lge Mur pby's Court, San Francisco. Weak lungs. spitting of blood, consump tion and kindii id affections, cured without physician. Address for tjreatise, with two tftimps, Worhf 'a Dispensary Medicel As sociation, Baffilo, N.

Subscriptions Taken for All kinds of literlry matter and delivered to anv p-rt of tha city, pi mii'eil toahy address. A complete line latest Standard works. Pocket library eomens exenangea. 1. K.

riU news ue(ots, I. I I i .1 I I. .1 .1 dwy, and Cth eline iriark' Adeline market Open. A great accoitimodatiou to residents near Adeline station has been opened by John H. Dreyer.

The best quality of meat, at lowest orices. fresh every dav. Corner of Seventh and Magnolia. Sprl uff and Hair Mattresses at fl. SCHELLIIAAS'.

Sole manufa iturimr hatter of Alameda ftounty, Meyert 8C! Broadway. Hall Stand. Cost price only $35 kt II. SCHELL HAAS All the nol jby styles for young men at Meyer's, 800 road way. Auct on Auction We are not vingany snide auction sales, hut genuine I argains, at 11.

UUJi.LL- HAAS'. 408 eventh street. Salt l.ake lledfctcad. Onlyonajon the exhibition at H. SCHELLHAAS'.

MIN1XU STOCK KEPOKli 81n KAScisco, October 1, loSO. The following sales we-e made at the San Kran cisco S.cck and Rxclianye Board. i HCKSim SAi.S8 RK3UIAB SSSllOS. 100 100 Belle Isle. 40J hollar yi 0 Crocker.

1 40i 425 Mono .1 60 ..1 201 1 00, liiO 3(XJ Ophir i 150 Peer i 950 Peerless 150 bar llUI i I 90 .1 65 2G0 CJiVa.l 41 '(al 3'. fcOf- 1U0 SoO 60 .4 10 100 t'nion -J YBSTSRDiT AFTSliJKCOll SALK9 KBOCla S3S1 210 50 Btist Eodis C. 130 Bullion -1 00 .1 40! .1 65! 65c t2S 150 Overman 100 J. too -Jt'al 30 451 Peer J. 704754 00 (0 4V0 1 1)0 150 Crocker 1 0 bo 70 100 Jacksoo.

4 0 Sierra bOc 300 t'nion j. 60 Follow. J. ...1 80 3i0 lUli 711? i b'J 450 .301 200 SHIPPIN Sua Francis October 1, 185 Arrlrsla, Wedmesday, Septe Rark Aureola. Fullarton.

18 Taconm: 1.360 tons coal. toBFBKCo. TutltsoAy, Oct Stmr Orizalia, 6 hours from Safi Bieeo' etc: nass and mdstj. to (ioodall. Perkins and Co.

htmr Ban Vicente, f'2 hours from Oruz; produce, toMJoo'iaU, PerkiDgnd Co. Stm ecir Lasuns. Minor. 20 hours from Lairnns: it.u ai it lumusr, ui i-uiiara sua noagu. learancei.

Wednesday, September 30. Bktn Tropic BirU, Burns Tahiti A Crawford and Co. (ThiIesdav. October 1 Stmr Colima, Okvarly. Panama: Williams.Dl- mond and Co.

I i Htmr Mxico. Huntineton. Victors, and Port lowusend; irooiiaI, Perkins and Co. ocnr vueen, onmui, trjn lunuseoa; ii weu D.partarea. WEDsicso at, September 30.

Stmr Santa Kondi Johnson, San lMego. Stmr Crescent Cy, Stock tluth. Crescent City. "Br stmr BarnardlCastle. Smith.

Nanaimo. Schr Gussie Klose, Johnson, Schr Caroline, Arena, Kihler'g Point. .1 Schr Helen Kinball, Walvig, Cuffey's Cove. ar TnilR.spAV, October 1. Stmr Colima, cararlr, Panama, etc.

Stmr Mexico. Hiintlhgton, Victoria, etc Br ship Oedric, the Sixon, Nair, Br ship Pirie. Uiiekworth, tueenstown. 8chr Western Johnson, Humboldt. Schr-Robert andjMiuoie.

FaTell, fSandera' L'g. Schr Lizzie Dertw, Christopherson. Hcbr Jennie Gri.fio, Bole, Point Keyes. DEEDS AND MORTGAGES. Specially Repot up to A'ebn Each Day, fcr ne Tnoune.

I DEEDS. Thursday. October Catherine Benson to Kllen Sweeney Lot 11, bluck 82. lot 3. block 79, AJvarado 450 Taylor to John Fitzmaurice and wife--30 x97i, Fifteenth.

110 from Castro. ak. 14E0 Daniel Martin to Johns 50x135. Twenty-fourth, 4iD0 from Telegraph ave, O-dtland JiCO John Kilborn to Mrs Anna Knapp Willow. 25 from William, a find 800 Wm Hancon, by Trustee, to Frederick Biust- I grun Lot 27-, block Oakland Yiewilomo Ftwed, Oakland I J.

.1 185 PF Butler to ,9 and 10, block 6, lot 15, block 5, bu'lt tract. Oakland to ww hip i 1050 A Klinkner to Whyte-jLvts 16, 17 and 18, block 5, Butlsr tract, Oakland township. 1050 Same to Louis de Rome Lota 8, 3. 10, block 6, Butler tract, Oakland town- hip 1050 A Christensen MOM Bay sen 1842 acres, i Kden township. A .15 Bay son to A 42 acrea, Eden 5 Wolgimot to A Schou LoU 8 and 9, Kitr ball tract.

Oak and SCO Chas A Wet jiore to McKoon TJndiTlded 76-1001 in lots and 18, Eee 100-acre I tract, Oakland townthip. SfORTUAGESI. 5 Th citSD ay, October l.S: A Lamping and Wife to Pacific Surety Co 67xl5iX-W Harrison, fr)6 Nfrom Fourteenth Oakland, to secure bond John to Sao franoisco S.vings Dnion as in deed j. 600 Steiger and wife to Holmes lot 20, block 8, Antiseil Vi) 1 1 hits, Berkeley 1000 Peter Bellior andj wife to Oakland Bank of. Savings 43x132 Chestnut, 1217 from Fourteenth, Oakland J75 Anna Knapp to John Ki born as 'n deed.

325 tro WUdgans and wife to A Snyder 44x132 Chestnut, 259.24 from ELCinal line, Oakland i. 600 Frates to Ram 100x150 of corner Clarke anil Parrott stc, San Leandro 400 Dutrte to TbomM Bedardr-13 acrea in Washington Township UOO A Chrutecaen to Gansberger As in deed f. i 850 Hay.on to San.e A in 1400 Wm Hummeltenberc to Chas KrsmmN 25x 75. NE first and Franklin treeta. Oakland.

1500 John Schmidt to Kramm Dievea 25x85, SW Twelfth and; West, Oakland 1200 Han ges and Stoves, Also heating stoves, at lEL SCHELLHAAS', 408 Eleventh street. Bssr storage rohms and lowest rates, at LTOK BLLSSityS AU(T10N Bovaz. MBS. F. SPRINGSTEEN has spared no expense to fit ep the Eastern Hair Store, which removes Sept.

1st to the new building, Twelfth and Franklin. A foil line of hairgooda and joDet articles at S. F. prices. For tne Styles Go to Meyer, the only practical bat mac.

here, 869 Broadway. i i EAuction Prices laid jow and in shade at 'H. SCHELLHAAS" Furniture twenty per cent less than yon can buy elsewhere. Give ns a call and be Convinced. 408 Eleventh street.

Fall Style now Ready At Meyer's, 8G9 Broadway. The Ureal Malt Lake-Bedstead now fa exhibition at H. SCHEL HAAS'. Admittance free. 408 Eleventh street.

taber30. Jlays from Abcolutiily PuroJ This powder never varies, i A marvel I trength and whoieson-eness. Mora eoonomlca than the ordinary kinds, adad cannot be sold in mipetltiou with the multituce of low test, abert weighi, alum or jihosphate powders Sold anl la Boval Baklno Powdsr 106 Wal trwell. i. V.i I i Ol ES fV ISOi Kearny.

Street, SAM FRANCISCO. 't We have 'the Tj It ASS OKT3I EXT i ths Veri Newest StAles Ladies', fV5Isses' and Children's i SUITS, NlWMxllKETS, and JEItSEjY "WAISTS VERY LOWEST PRICES. AT THE SULLIVAN'S i i oaks and. Suits, 12Q 20 KlAKXY WMNfTEBi -VP FOR i THREE YEARS. i i FI11ST MORTGAGE Ample Security.

Gooil Paying I jv INTEREST PAID PBOMPTLTj For pifl particul ars apply to E.F.WQ0DMRD&C0. 466 Eighth Street. AL. wood, I- 6 THE PAINTER i -1 -i Whitening and Papering, 7 463 TENTH STREET' Between Broadway and Washington, OAKLAND, CAL. Contracts for Good Work TAKEN AT COMPETITION PRICES.

MAI I OX VALUABLES, AT THE -i Oakland City Loan Safe Deposh il62 Broadway, near 14th street. 1I-BEK, ManagiT THE CLEVELAND STAR Water Whit, 130 fire test. COAL Ol The safest and most brilliant oil now In ts 1.55 PER VAN. PHELAU rise, I i 1 8ole AcenU, 470 aad 47 Kleventa Street. tape wonr.i RE3I0TED ALIVE 15 TWO IIGUr With head oompleie, or no chant By PROTESSOB SHIPLEY'S mild and tar" Tape-worm medic ite, J'o faating iwiiurl.

i.r lOUJ Tapeworm removed at air orboe. atreet, iten Frmooiacu, in but fuiir i. hrea trttily to my woniiMil etirea. rt i. i crcuhu.

Medicine and fuil directmos i xpreas O. O. I. for 1 J. fEOF.

E. K- hlZ S3T A lad; attendant to treat iiu.e-s 7 i SUMJVAI'S THE LEADING Cloak and Suit Ilm Property ADVANCE.