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OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1888. Estate. New To-dar. New To iaj PLAYER FOLK.

FIGURES DO Tell all the truth. Style fit sisificanceito Kast's quotations. Tbatfs DEFEATED MORMONS. i The Greenhood Take a Gaaae from i Visitors. Yesterday afternoon the Greenhood and Moran Club of Oakland gained an- other victory, but unfortunately it does not count on the record of regular league games, because the game was not played with a league club.

The game was with the Salt Lake Club. In the seventh inning Cahili was put in to r4tch. relieving Anderson. The score then stood 8 to 1 and in the three final innings the Mormons made six runs, but were still defeated. The score is as i GBEE5H00D AFD MORAS I MAXES.

T.B.R. B.H.B S. T.O. A. Strnntz.1.

...5 0 0 0 1 0 0 Cahili, r. f. and 5 2 1 0 0 3 0 Rvan, lstb 4i 0 1 0 10 0 1 Uardie, 41 2 2 0 7 3 1 4 0 0 0 3 5 1 Smaller, Sd 4 2 1 0 2 0 0 i Anderson, r. f. 4 3 2 0 0 ft 1 Rhea, as 4 0 1 0 3 1 0 McDonald, c.

4 0 0 0 1 1 2 the secret of our big business, sell Kast's shoes with the breath of Kast's fashion and integrity all about them. Fifty cnts becomes a dollar at Kast's now. Bargains for Bargain Hunters. to interest in handling the 2000 year old love for "Kallikrates" with the same fierce power as she did the common every day love of the period while In America. The run of The raymanler at the Star Theater has been marked by a ludicrous episode, in which O'Sullivan Dimpfel, the husband 3f the Baltimore society lady who is a member of the company, is the chief actor.

It is claimed'that Mr. Dimpfel is connected with the bluest blood of Maryland.while in physique he is a Fred May, being of athletic build and six feet three inches in statore. Mr. Dimpfel started in on the amusement of painting things carmine behind the scenes at the Star Theater on last Saturday night. It is said that ever since the engagement at the Star Mr.

Dimpfel has made himself coiispienous about the house, and he has been denied admittance at the stage door. These rebuffs ruflled his temper, and on several occasions he has come near being subjected to police discipline in utterly disregarding the rules of a metropolitan theater. On the evening in question it is alleged that Mr. JJnupfel presented himself at the stage door, and on being refused admittance as usual he threatened to mop up the sidewalk with the doorkeeper. After a struggle he managed to pass in as far as the stage.

Here the burly form of Duncan B. Harrison loomed up and barred Mr. Dim pf el's turther progress. i The latter took the star into his confidence and stated that he was going in to see his wife. Mr.

Harrison Immediately entered an emphatic protest against this and, during the interview, be wrenched a large pistol out of Mr. Dimpfel's hand. The star' confiscated the gun as a trophy of the encounter. The two men then clinched and struggled on the stage, when a happy thought struck Mr. Harrison the tank.

It was conveniently adjacent, and the idea was no sooner conceived than it was executed by Mr. Harrison, whe hustled his man to the edge and incontinently dumped him into the water. A splash, a loud yell, and a sprawling, dripping figure emerged from the tank and reclined against some scenery to dry. The curtain rang up, and Mr. Harrison went on as "The Paymaster" as cool and impurturbable as though nothing had disturbed his serenity.

After Mr. DimpfePs raiment had somewhat dried he was put in a cab and sent to his hotel. Aiew York Mirror. $3 $5 $6 $5 50 00 00 50 Ladle French Kid Button Boots- hand- article tUetr value will Warpriae -f Ladles fiennlne (irlaon t'reaeli Kid But ton Bssts, outlive perfect model dressy an uncsmmsnTari lets, ti i I 1 Ladies Feather XTelxht EAra Quality reach Kid Button Boots col tour perfect a ltint of art la shoes 1 I Ladies' Prime Quality Orison French Kid. Button Wauksnpuaats standing aud walking- a luxury la these shoes i s.Gent&' Shoes it It a Large Slice Chopped off of other People's Trices 1 I -II.

no Our Kent' licnnln. Calf Seamless Shoe tfTf) fl fl 33 UU UU A nfl Bwklaf htm Htrht'f Khoa is sa rood terms with hi ffl UU $4 UU (tssj Gents Custom Quality French Calf Shoe fff 3m DU vMOU i last's Branch, 1111) and 1113 BBOADWAYi fVOur new Catalogue Is not a. common price list, but a com. plete ana costly publication. Sent free to any addaess.

J. H. Macdonald REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 470 Sinili Street, near Eroadvayi BARGAINS Ilf REAL ESTATE' OFL per front foot, on San Pablo avenue Vy cheapest piece oa the avenne; good location for resldease: will sell in sno-alvisrons; lot 166x176. (M) STO Cho'ee residence lot, 50xlM, on I kJJ Webster street, between Four-teenth and Dsraat near local train. (448 4Knfl two story bouse of eight UiUtJJ rooms.bath.pantrv.lann.1ry.

and basernent: nicely papered: cement walks: on Peralta street: corner lot 48 feet front terma easy.l 2:4) nfiO NIeely located lot, SOzto, on the snnay side ot Mua Pablo avenue cable cars pass the let; Al location lor busines or reoortce. SSWfl Magnificent villa lot, near wy. near two street car lines; fine view; 20OiC0 43139) Hpecbtl atteatioa gtvtn to ike purchase and sale of Real Icetste. Parties seeking nomea, income, ranch, or business property, either for permanent investment or speculstion, will be f-irnisbed allot of desirable places upon application to J. H.

MACr0ID A Keal Estate Brokers, 470 Ninth Street, near Broadway. GTJEXWOOD, SAXTA CK17, ranch, 160 acres, for sale or exchange for Oakland property: price $7000. it. 18. TWELFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN Eighteenth and Ckiaeteerth streets A fine cottar 6 rooms aad eah ail modern Improvements: lot 50x75: rlce $'J0O0 cash.

B. 17. ILK RANCH. INC LtTDING COWS, i horses, waen3. la cans trade, on Kan Leaa-droroad, 4mUes lieaa Oakland smart man can easily increase the trade; price fiOOO.

B. 19. TELEGRAPH AVstXfE, BETWEEH Thrrty nsth and streeta 'jart-e lot. iO'xt'JU, wtta new 5 room oottatre and bathj price for -waele S350(. or will sell tb cottage and let 55x106 for can offer adjoining lot 50x120 for $1000.

B. 20. I have M00 to loan on first mortgage, 9 per cent.i I have another $2000 to loan on mortftalre. 7 percent. i f.u.H.

I can place $8900 on first mortgage covering property worth $25, COO. Property shows free uf charge. H. J. McAVOY, 877 Washington St i Money to Loan 'amounts to suit.

Low Rate of Interest WM, J. DINGEE, I 460 and 463 Eighth Street. Oakland. Undertakers. Mcavoy McCarthy GttlRll.

FmsiSHixo Cndcktakkks WASHINGTON STREET. Bet. 7th and 8th, Oat land. Cal. Telephoned i Everything requisite for funerals at ahon notice.

i I Armstrong (juellcD, t.oucxssors to w. w. AlcKenzie) TJNDERTAKEES, i66 3rad way, cor. bth St. Telephone 240 Jtimf L.

BfCKUST. W. t. HAMILTON W. T.

HAMILTON Undertaking Parlors' $26 12th St. (Dietz Opera Honse). Kvrylbins- requisite fcrfuiieralson short notice. Embalming a fpecialty. auctioeu to any ot uigixt.

'lelephon 435 Albert Brown, Saccessor to HAMILTON Ji BROWW, UNDERTAKERS 46S 4S THIBTEOTH tT. Bet Broadway and Wasiila jton, Onkl and EirerythlnereqnlRite for funerals Orders attended to day or night by telephone. HENRY EVERS, 865 Washlrgton Between 7 th ana Sth. Telephone Xo. 284.

OAKLAI. Geo. M. Fbonk, Corocer Alameda Co. FRONK KISTER UNDERTAKERS, 182 2-1234 San Pablo ave.

opp. City Hall Oakland, Cal. Telephone 181. Everythinir Requisite for Funerals. ARLIHGfTON EC Santa Cal.

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Cot -this ont and return to tu and we will tend yoa, fiee, something of preatTalneandi m. postance to yon that will start yon la bos ness, which will brins yoa in mere money right away than anything else ir th world. Vrunf tttfru Aadreia TlLlsV C(k Autuu, Me, NOT wear gire $3 50 $5 00 $6 00 $5 50 Eipresg Oompanies. ANDERSON'S OPPOSITION San Francisco, Oakland, and Alameda XBEESS. I Orders for removing furniture, Puttee, etc, promptly and carefully attended to.

orricEsi i 831 EAST SAN FRANCI5CO. lOSt IIROA1I WAY. OAKLAND. SPECIAL NOTICIC. I TICKETS TO 'aLL pE astern Cities I IA THE Southern Pacific Company.

Pullman Palace Sleeping- Cart Tourist Sleeping Cars. T1cV.t.'...M ClA.nn. n- and other information irlrpo neon application at tbe Company's offices at Seventh ami is road way, M. E. DeCORA, Ticket AgeuL AXD AT I Sixteenth Street Station, J.

H. WRIGHT, Agent. OAKXjAisrr) cal. A X. TOWNS, T.

H. GOODMAN. General Ifanaoer. Gen. Pans.

C- Tkt. Agl. SetBest TEETH -FOB $10 33 -DEJfTIST WITH- Ur. K. Ej.

COLK. Northwest corner Tenth street and Broadway. Reception Room 3. Artificial teeth, bridgework, gold and porce lain -crowns; not excelled anywhere in tbe world. Tbe natural teetb.

If decayed, filled and saved, wblca is far the most Important operation in dentistry. Young man, young lady, if Rood and beautiful teeth have been given you by your Cretttor care tor them an do not let them an to ruin. Keep prize tbem much, and they will be yoor Joy forever 1'ainleaa extraction by the use ot Jtlagoe's Celebrated Vegetable Vapor. WOOD CHOPPERS WAN'TED. APPJLY to ENCINAL IVllLLSj m.

4th and Washington Sts.l RING US UP! TELEPHONE 342. NOT GO TO SAN FRANCISCO TO GET I run rwini. 1 1 jwir itiacnine worK eoant the city prices and guarantee satisfaction 4 lave got tbe best Palters Maker west of tne; RucklefL. We manufacture the terv nrsT barley mills a-d malt mills on this coant, and sne the lowest price list right here in Oakland. We carry in stock flour mill supplies, leather belting and lacing.

Babbitt metal, pulleys, hanrers, shafting, ee. Call ana see as. oe will find we are in the Front Bank in out line. Tbe above invitation is extended by THE OAKLAND IRON WORKS, Seceae ss Jsffertea OskUas, CU SOHST BROS. FA0T0RY.

Corner ud Franklin Streets Carriages. Bogries, and Light Wagoa always oa band. Scientific Horseshoeing a specialty ADAM FOLLRATH CQ SCIEXTIFIC HOKSfSHOEB. HtombUng, Knuckling. Forcing, Intertering, Qnarter Cracks and tend Ciftcks, Corns.

Hoof-boond PROMPTLY CCBiD, or no charge will be made. All work warranted, or no charge will be made. Horses sent for and delivered to any part of Oakiaed, alameda, and Frnlt Vale. Send postal card to 908 East rnartaeotfc street, sear Kia-bteeatfr aveane 421 Eighth Street, nar Broadwaj, THE OLD PIOXITEK Harness Llalcer. Saddles, Haraeta aad Bebes, Brialet, Bliakcti, ni Erne EtfpIUs 1 11.

LESSER BROADWAY, NearZishtb. Boots and Shoes For the 1 000 000. Lend ns your ear for a few of onr LEADERS. KEM EMBER thhlsno SPECIAL sale for this week OSLT, ant a Bona fide Sale of Astooishlnglj low prices to continue ALL the ime, Ladies' French Kid Button. Shoes 88 75, worth Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes MZ So, worth ft oO.

Ladies' Curacoa Kid ButUn Shoes 1 7o, worth $2 75. Ladies' Caracoa Kid Button bhoes 2 OO, worth 3. Men's Fine Calf Shoes, any style $3 OO, worth $4. Men's Fine French Calf Shoes, hand sewed So OO, worth fS 50 Our Men's S. Mail." a working man's shoe, (Sole Apents) 2 SO.

Oar Men'g Fall Sailed Brogans (White Labor) 50. Our Men's Xtra Fine Kangaroo's reduced to 94 OO. worth 15 bO. Children's Spring Heels In Pebble Goat and Kid from 85 cents up. COMING la a few days ten dozen pairs or Men's Fin French Calf Hand and Machine Sewed, ia all stiles, with the latest St.

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Lick place, Pwt or Sutter streets. Office hoars 9 a. u. and a e. m.

OAKLAND HOSPITAL AND HOTEL for INVALIDS Twelfth St bet Jackson and Eaditos OAKLAND, CAX. This Institution Is nnder the direction E. H. WOOLSEY, H. burgeon and Physician in Chief, And a Hoard of able Attendfng and Consulting Physicians, Surgeon, Obstetricians, and Oculists.

Steam Medicated and Electric Batbs. and all tbe appointments of a first claw general Hospital, and ail tbe requirements, conveniences and comforts of a Private Home for Invalids axe here provided. The Matron Is an experienced nnrse, and the nnrses and attendants (male and temaJe) are well trained and reliable. The Institution is lieaMjnin.f, pleasantly, and conveniently located, occupying an entire block in a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by elegant private residences aodyet within tour blocks of the Central Pacific and narrow gauge railroads, and accessible to their stations by the Central avenue street cars. The sewerage facilities are perfect.

Tbe wards and private rooms are large, sunny, well ventilated, and appropriately furnikhed. The building; exteriorly, together with its ground, is attractive interiorly thejirooclvrorlc is of solid aud carved walnut, the mantels of purest Italian and rieftigu, unX the walls decorated wlih exquisite frescoes. The Hospital Section, comprising Surgical, Jf edical, and Convalescent Wards, is separated irom the section for Invalids, each department being provided with special corridors, bathrooms, electrical appliances, etc TERMS: In Wards. 15 per week In Private Booms $20 to 25 per week Two persons in one room. 18 to 20 per week Invariably in adviinca.

In confinement cases an additional lee of $20 will be charged. 'Patients in private rooms desiring special nnrsec in constant attendance, will be charged 2 per day extra. Physicians In good standing will be allowed to maintain and treat private patients In this Institution. Free Dispensary service to the poor daily. OAKLAND TRUNK FACTORY 415 Thirteenth Street.

LARGEST AXD BEST ASS0BTKE3T OF Trnnks, Bags, Valises, Etc. Anything is Onr Line Made to Order ASD KEPAIKEll. "The quality of onr work and prices derail competition, so connection with nnpiinc-pled party claimlDg to have moved from Thir teeotn street A. BL.ASCI7AKD lianaxef Gas Cooking Stoves ABB ECOKOMICAX. CootingSteies for Sale and Rent Heating Stoies in tin Fewest Patterns CHEAPER TKANJHAL 2C3 IN US1 Special Term' to Gas Consumer, WO SMOKE.

NO DUST CAX.X,' A3TD SEE AT ORICI Oalhsi Gas, Light, azi Eeat Xlfhtli aad Broadway. 90 Gilbert and SuHiYan' New Opera. Theatrical Jfews and Comment of the Far West. Strug Stories of Life on tho Stags in Oiler PUcei Duncu Uh for the Talk. Gilbert and Sullivan are becoming more dignified as the weight of years pulls down the frolics of their satire.

One of Sullivan's first works of i.n-portance, however, was an oratorio, and it may be that be is only returning to the graver themes of the time when dignity mast be assumed. There never was a secret better kept than the new opera title, music, and libretto. The title is the Yeoman of the Guard; or tU Merry Man and hi Maid. There are two acts, as in the other of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas, and there is but one scene. In one act the Tower of London is seen by sunlight, and in the other is eeen by moonlight.

In both masic and dialogue there is little satire and but little humor. The plot is not new. In fact there is flavor of The Mikado in it. In the first act "Phoebe" sits at a spinning wheel in a yard adjoining the lower, singing a song of a maiden in love and bewailing her fate. "Colonel Fairfax'- is condemned to be beheaded Sot sorcery.

A guard of fifty yeomen or beefeaters rush on the stage and ng a spirited chorus, their scarlet and gold costumes, with the sheen of their silvered spears, making a brilliant picture. "Colonel Fairfax" has twice eaved the life of 'Tha-beV father in battle, and both she and her father want to save his neck, but how? The opportunity offers through a brother of Phcebe," who has jast been appointed a yeoman of the guard for a valorous deed, and who is persuaded to hide and Jet the condemned man take his place as a yeoman. "Fairfax" is brought in," and the prisoner, bold and brave, sings 4oe of the best songs in the opera, in which he declares his readiness to die. Before he goes to prison he has one request to make. He has a nobleman cousin who has arranged a-plot for his death, so that the property might fall into his cousin's A strolling singer by the name of Elsi9 Mavnard comes along with a man in the disguise of a jester, and for the consideration of a bnndred crowns she consents to marry Fairfax blindfolded, provided be is executed as soon as the ceremony is performed.

She marries without looking at him (the man who is about to lose his bead), and then the problem arises to get Fairfax out of the cell and put a yeoman's uniform on him, as was intended by Phoebe's brother, rhoebe manages this by stealing the keys from "Willred fchadboult, the spoony jailer and assistant tonpentor, who is in love with her. This man is the funnv character of the opera. In getting the kevs from him Pboeoe sings the most tunelal Bong in the opera; one sure to get into the hand organ repertoire. "Fairfax" gets out after the wedding and takes his place with the yeomen. The head executioner comes on with a horde of picturesque people in quaint sixteenth centnry costumes to behead the prisoner, but he is not there, and the chorus sets up a melodious howl.

The curtain drops on a beautiful tableau with the grim executioner, ax in liand, waiting at the block for his victim. Sullivan's splendid finale to this act is loudly praised by the critics. In the second act one begins to see something of Gilbert's satirical burlesque. The beef eaters are looking for "Fairfax" and cannot find him, though lie joins them in the search. Meanwhile he finds time to make violent love to who has no idea that he is the man she married.

This is exposed mainly through the macninations of Dame Caruthers," who is the ancient maiden anxious to marry "Phu.be's''-father. He silences her by a promise of marriage, and before much more trouble happens "Phtebe's' brother arrives with a pardon for "Fairfax," And all ends well. THE OAKXaSD THEATER. Owing to other occupation of the Oakland Theater, the exhibition of the wonderful intelligence of Sherman's educated horses and the humorous variety performance will not be given to-morrow evening. Oa Xuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week Hovt's Tin wiuceprenoy the company now at the Bwsh Street Ban" Francisco.

IX FRACISCO. To-morrow evening will be given the last opportunity to witness the beauti-: Jul spectacle Evangeline at the Caldwin. There will be no performance on Saturday evening. On Monday evening next Ijouis James and Marie Wainright will begin a season of the legitimate. The first plav will be At the Bush Street Hovt's Tin S.ldier closes the week, and next week the new burlesque.

The Kilty, will be plaved by "William A. ileslayer, Theresa Vaughn, Amy Ames, and a strong company. Melodrama occupies the stage at the Lewis Morrison ends his ngagement with this week, but next week the Webster-Brady Company will play After Dark. At the Tivoli will be ung next week, with Catcpobello as "ilephisio." SPL1XTERS FROM TUE BOARDS. Kyrle Bellew will play think of it Mrs.

Potter will plav "Cleopatrji William Warren, the celebrated comedian died at his home in Boston alter an illness of several weeks. He was nearly .76 years of age and his death, which was said to be due from a brain disease, was almost painless. In spite of everv effort it was impossible to get Mrs. liives-Chanler to say i a word about the play The Qvick or the Dead. The only admission hustled out of her by a Mail ami Exprets reporter was that she was sorry they had dramatized her story she was sure they would miscocceive it.

Maude Banks is one of the few society debutantes on the stage who have achieved distinct artistic and financial success. She is highly spoken of bv press and public in the cities where she bas appeared in her repertoire of classic, romantic, and emotional plays. Miss Banks has a strong coadjutor in 2d J. Buckley. -J The Gay Green version of Vncle Tom" Cbi reopens its season at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.

November 12th 1 1 will be under the management of Charles R. Gardiner and Alice Harrison. Harry Webber and Milt G. Barlow wilt again be in the cast. Nixon and Zimmerman, who plav the com-, pany, predict a b'g week for it.

was latelv produced in London with Sophie F-vre. formerlv of Wal- lacks Theater, as the "iueen of ana spue 01 a trio ot adaptors and the advice of the author, proved itself a gigantic mistake. The London Sunday Time says that She ii totally lacking in living human interest. and therefore impossible as drama. To Americans it may be-nrteresting to know that in spite of the play dragging its weary length through three and a half hours, JUder Haggard addressed the audience from the box ot the Gaiety Theater.

Miss Erre, who wa all know to be a very beautiful and competent woman, did well, but failed i Totals as 9 8 0.27 20 6 i SALT LAKES. SAXES. T.B. K. B.H.B.S.

P.O. A. Z. McAndrng, td b. 4 4 htraiiD, Mathias, Devlne, c.

Piatt, 3d Flencken, Barker, 1. Marietta, r. Cashone, p. 5 3 IS 0 0 0 1 0 1 10 39 7 '11 27 29 11 SCORE BY ISSIKOS. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 30014100 9 Salt Lakes 00O100114 7 Earned runs Greeniood and Monm, 1.

Three base hit Bardie. Oae base on error Greenhood and Morans, fait Lakes, -3. One base on called ball Salt Lakes. 1. Left on bae Greenhood and Morans, Salt Lakes, 7.

f-truck ont By Anderson 5, Cahili. by Cashone, 4. Passed balls 2. Wild pitch Cashone, 2. One base on hit by pitcher McAndrus, Piatt.

Tine of fame, 1 4S m. Umpire BlakUtou. Official scorer, Bachelder. i A Horrible I'nn. Some irresponsible idiot once said that a sad hearted rfian drinking was downing spirits, but, it is only so when he lakes bad liquor.

For health, pood spirits, and a good appetite and a clear conscience one must keep in the house liquors with the most delicate bouquet and flavor. Inorder to do this and establish ourself as a connoisseur, it is only necessary to purchase the goods from 8. B. Kothenberg, at mi Broadway who keeps an elegant line of the very! choicest brands of foreign and domestic 1 liquors; at remarkably moderate prices. i' More Mo-wera Than Erer.

Tbfere is still an opportunity to purchase a few of those Philaielphia lawn mowers at bed rock prices, which are noted as being the best in the ma'rket. Also; an unlimited supply of the best quantities of garden hose, together with a fine line of table cutlery and buillders' hardiraie; also an extra-ordinary large invoice of table cutlery, lawn tennis and croquet sets for the holidays soon to arrive, at Maxwell tfc Pearce's hardware establishment. .458 and 400 Twelfth street, near Broadway. Excursions to the East. Phillips Co's overland excur sions leave Oakland October 11th and and Kovembei 1st, 15th, and 29th.

Elegant tourist sleeping cars froiri Oakland mole to Chicago without change! The only excursion furnishing sleeping car accommodations free through to Boston Experienced conductors and colored porters. I J.J. Warner. Agent, 101(5 Broadway. 9 Carpets, new, and good as new at Swensoa'n, 381 Twelfthitreet.

1 H. Bahkhead, luxniture; household Koods.and dry goods 915 Washington st MMinn Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. EXTRA DOUBLE! Toa Company Are clvlng- awny extra double premiums to all of tlieir customers, and are selling pure teas and coffee away down. If you ironld drink the finest tcaa and choicest coffees it will pay you to visit their store. i They are the largest doalers and leadeis of the lowest price.

Make no inistnke. Go direct to their store and see what extra bargains they are giving. Great American Importing Tea 91 7 'Broad way- 1301 San 1'ablo Oakland. Send for eataloene. i'ronpt attention given to country ordete.

Wholesale House 62, 54, 56, and "8 Market street.i jan Francisco, Cal. Forty branch ctoies in successal opera DRINK LOUISVILLE RESTAURANT AXD OTSTER PABLOB, 1 The neatest and best restaaraat is Oakland Opes day sad nifbu Private rooms for laxuea 910 Broadway, Oakland, JOHX BLATICH, Proprietor. I THE Great Amepican Importing I ill-. Ill I 1 it' FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL. Mote and News From That Temple of Learning.

Mis Agnes MeKinnon, '84, has gone to Helena, to live. Miss Roberta Conway, May, '89, is now residing at Grass Valley. Miss Nina Pringle is spending a few weeks with friends at sjausalito. Bertha de Laguna and Lotta are to giaduate with May, instead of December. '88.

Miss Minnie Steven3 has been compelled to leave school owing to inability arising from too close application to study. i Ed Pringle and Algernon Boyer have successfully passed entrance examinations for the University ot California. Matthew Arnold's criticism cn our civilization was discussed at the lat meeting of the Senior Society and decided to be just. Fred Dungan. a former pupil of the High school, who has been in Alaska for some time, has returned to his home in Humboldt county; Harry Miller, May, '87, Carlton Greene, William Fogg, Fred Frick; Albert Aieen, all of May, 'S3, have entered the University.

1 The members of the senior and the middle classes are contemplating the organization of a class for those members who desire to learn dancing. Now, as the cold weather is approaching, football is again coming into prominence. Already several practice games have taken place a the Center street grounds, and in the near future a league will be formed. I Will Foote has been elected President of the Junior Debating Society to fill the unexpired term of Ed Netherton, who has left shcool. Hoffman, lluss, and McCray have recently been admitted to membership.

At the regular election of the Oakland High School Debating Society Henrv Stuart was chosen President, Harold Bolce Vice President, Will Grove Secretary, Edward Eogs Treas-urei and C. W. Leach President board of directors, i The Girls' Debating Club has chosen the following officers to for the ensuing term: President, Carrie Frear; Vice President, Eva Thompson; Secretary, Mary Bell; Treasurer, Bertie Shreeder President board of directors. Bertha Hall. At the last meeting this was debated and decided in avorof the negative: "Jiesolred; That teachers should be chosen from Normal school graduates." Madge Bobin-son, Lounde Stebbins.

Gertrude Allen, Inez ltobinson, and Una Hardy have been admitted to membership. The long talked of tennis tournament between the active and the honorary members came off Saturday afternoon and resulted in a victory for the latter by two straight sets. Seward McNear and Fred Dixon. Sheffield Sanborn and William Dickie represented the active members, "while Harry Miller and Frank Gamble, Miles Fisher and Ben Marx were for the bonoraries. Asa whole the playing on both bides was effective and brilliant.

The match between ycung ladies and gentlemen was not plaved. owing to the young ladies failing to put in an appearance. The members of the Latin division were enteitaioed by Miss Jennie KUs-worth at her residence, near Saturday last. After reaching Niles the party, consisting of Miss Galbrauh, Irma Elzy, Martha Franoe.Bertha Hall. Marie Ferguson, Edna Howard.

Emma Kan kin, Daisy Kidd. Mabel Webber, Jennie Ellsworth. Frank Alexander. Will Friend, Louis Titus. Robert Price, W.

S. Brsnn. F. A. Leach, Fred Dixon, John Hennings, and Joseph Medros, were driven to the Ellsworth mansion, where the day was spent in singing, dancing, and various games.

Toby's Intemperance. Poor W. B. Toby, one of the most skillful and competent of the searchers of records in this city, broke loce once more yesterday and was taken to the City Prison by Officer Wilson in a state of helpless intoxication. This morning he had not sufficiently recovered from the effects of his spree to appear in court to plead.

The case was therefore continued until to-nio-row for arraignment. Cases like Toby's puzzle all penologists. Ordinary prison restraint seems to have no beneficial effect. A Compromise. Albert Rhoda.

Franklin Ehoda, Ellen Brendemuhl, and A. D. Wilson, in consideration of 131G3. have released a claim arising out of a suit brought by them against the county of Alameda. A Bnknipt.

i Yesterday Sheriff Hale was appointed assignee of the estate of James G. Mc-Call, an insolvent debtor, with bonds in the sum of $2500. The Harrison Street Church. The Bay District Baptist Association will meet with the Harrison Street Baptist Church this evening to reopen it as an independent church. A Wheeling Party.

A number of Oakland wheelmen will go to Hay wards next Sunday on aa outing and will spend the day. A party will also depart from San Francisco to make the same trip. The start from Oakland will be made at I9x.it. Paring Companies. BITUMINOUS ROCK STREET PAYEMEKTS.

THE PACIFIC PAVISa COMPANY OF San FianciJiro beg Jeve to notify the people of Oakland and vicinity that tic are prepared to lay, and are now lsyirg In Oakland, JSltuminona Rock Street Fakement, Asplialt Cellar, sod Warehouse loors, In the bent possible manner and at lowest prices. This company owns mines In Ran LnisObixpo and Hants Cms counties, and has thereby th advantages of the royalty that stber companies are obliged to pay to secure the rock. The maehtnery used for the redaction of the rock is of the very latest make and pattern and the steam roller for preparation of roadbed, and webbing 26,000 pounds. Is superior to anything of lis kind on tie coast. Vmir inspection of oar process aud works solicited We solicit correspondence and will hep leased always to give aLy Information asked for.

I PACIFIC PAVING Office, Room 58, Flood Boild'ng, S. F. THE OAKLAND PAYING WITH THE BENEFITS OF 20 YEARS I of experience, and or a quarry, tre rock from which Is the hardest, toughest, and most durable vet umsI for macadamizing in this State will execnte mnslclnal and private contract lor all branches of street work, and will con tinue to fill orders for shipment of Its rock to otiier cities, i I Office, Kooms 6 and 7, over Dsn 1 Cor uei Broadway and Kinth Street, 1 Oakland. RANSOME CONCRETE AND ARTIFICIAL STOKE, KEllOVKI) TO I 503 CALTFQ RNIA ST. 1 SAX GOOD! SIDEWALKS y.

PURINE, THE PIOXFER I the business, will take contracts, large and small, for Artificial Stone Work at reasonable rates. i Address i D. PEBtNB, fe09 Oak street, Oakland, Cal. I 108 Montgomerv street. San Francisco Breweries.

Washington Brewery, COR. FIF'THAXD KIRKHAM OAKLAND, CAL. THE BEST BREWED BEEB OAKLAND. WESIEKJIAAS CO. Proors.

FREDERICKSBURG GOLD MEDAL LAGER BEER. The trade and families snppliea. F. W. STHOMBERG, Agenf 372 ELEVENTH ST.

Telephone 223. A NEW FEED STORE I J. E. Corner San TaMo Avenue and Tliirtietli Street. WOOD, COAL, HAY, GRAIN 'SD ALL KINDS OF PRODCCE.

F.ST. WAKREXu DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit), Positively Cared ljr Administering Dr. i Balnea' Golden Specific. It cm be riven In a cap of coffee or tee. without tte knowledge of the person taking it: is absolutely armless, and will effect a perma nent ana speear cure, waetner tne patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.

Thousands, of drunkards b.ve been mads temperat men who- have takes Golden Hpecinc in their coffee without their do wiedge and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. IT SEVER FAILS. The system once impregnated with the Specific, II becomes an alter lTyiossiblllty for tbe Honor appetite to exist. For sale by all druggists it. Oakland.

Trade supplied br J. GATES A San Francisce. Cal. 690 and 692 Twenty-ninth St. SPrCIAI.

BKANCM for Itestaorant TFork, 1816 San Pablo Arenu. Ths Cnlneae mast pro: 0 tby will natroatae PKRRI CUP. Fresh Milch Cow for Sals Byapnrjinf be K. E. KOTfLAiflJ.

0k Orr Te Farm. San Pablo Creek, or by addrsasing box 87. f.akiaad PostolSce..