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OAKLAND DAILY TRIB IXNE, MONDAY. JUNE 13, 1887. shirt ot his rollege team on which was PEESC0TH SCHOOL. 1 3 IK THE WIND won an exhition tame from the Dami-inas by a score of 15 against 7. T0WAOTS inscribed He took pattern after 13 A vervjureTv ana interesting game Mike of Boston in coaching his men I i was played in San Leandro yesterday EMERSON'S VICTIM.

The Direfal End of a Street Acquaintance. 12 1 aiternoon eetween toe nraies ox cnu The Administration of the Baseball Leandro and the Journals of Havwards. (gj IlL The game was won by the Hardies by a ,7 ceres Games. I i Present Principal. The Coffee Market Verging on Panic score ol IS to 7.

name ana jnis con-stitued the battery of the Hardies, and Powell and Smaller made up ths battery for the Journals. There was sjme Disgrace and Finally Death ia a Reported I Intention to Oust Him 1 New York Hospital. From His Position. mi fl. Cltrti in the Lead fop the Pennant.

trouble aDOUt me arasiims oi ui nm- Fire, who was from Hay ward v. The an Leandro boys did some good playing, i i The members of the Gentleman's Club are recovering from tbeir injuries received tlueing a recent game, and aie nearly ready to again enter the diamond and suffer a flitUe more just for the exercise it affords. i Gagus is aj poor excuse for a pitcher. The only place he is successful is in the out iicl4 He is evidently on the inside and Rot his eye on the "gate," or Finn would piever allow him to pitch in a Sunday coaitest. The question is asked "Why don't the California League take the Stockton team into tbeir fold The answer is, that the Ixagne clubs would only diminish their receipts, as they now have no onrrwition.

Appeal for Subscriptions to trie Episcopal Cathedral. The Kllowinflr Is the record of the Opiaioas of the Superintendent, School clubs in the Amateur Iyeapue. If the The Pretty Black Eyed Girl to Whom Weald! Hot latrodnee Hit Companions. Besideota ef Directors, aad Reliance team win the eame next Ham cf Ut Acme Athletic BoU Capsized la Lake "rrltt Areale Sport. Saturday all the clubs will be tie.

the First Ward. The Laaiff Xiaeral Wstrr ef Aik Tout Dragt, cr The Serpent Homad ia Ohio to Encloaed Park. clubs. for It. Allen is fair second bareman but he should 'over more ground.

He hags the bag too closely. It would have been well lor him to have watched The Board of Education is at present considering the question of who shall be teacher for next year in the Prescott school in; West Oakland, and incidentally are trying its principal, Douglas Fowler. When Mr. Fowler took charge 1 X. CAXXH Athenian Uoiveriit AGISTS, Keddv Mack play second base, and T.

A take pattern thereafter. 4t8 Sacramento Street, Ssa Fr: as I fancied. It Is awful to be this way. Kot to have one friend in whom 1 can confide; one friend to help me in ray distress. Little did I think when at boarding school that my lot woald be to die, disgraced, far way from home.

And how strange! In novel tbat I read at school just the same thin FT Of cured. You hadn't ought to made me drink that wine. I knew it would go to ray head. Oh! Iam lost! I am lost! Farewell, darling George. Your name will be the lait on my lips.

Oh! wty, oh! why 'should a littl of pleasure lead to such an ending! My head throb so igUpcnreadingtbisstartUngmissive the lady was so a Sec ted that she sank back on the bed and became unconscious. Just as she was returning to herself the door was pushed violently open and closed with a slasi. The incomer was her guest. No sooner had her eyes rested upon the figure sitting upon the bed than she started and a packet fell from her bands to the floor. THE OKHOtTMKXT.

"Oh!" exelalmed'the lady, holding out the telltale letter. The one addressed burst Int tears and staggered over to the bed for support. When' both became calmer the girl confessed alL Emersen had taken her to Marchand's restaurant, on Grant avenue, San Francisco. 6h had passed the night In a hotel and not alone. In the days that succeeded Emerson had become more affectionate toward her.

Her tenderness for him Increased in a greater ratio. On day she made a stunning discovery that subsequently caused her distress and melancholy, and ended in her desire for suicide. Emerson counseled that she submit to a criminal operation. She refused. The outcome of several interviews was the same.

He wanted her to visit a Kearny street physician and she firmly said nay. Her booding over the matter led to de spondency and that to a determination to end her day. Th nacket that fell from har nerveless hands contained "Rough on Ka's." Of course consternation prevailed In that household. After much debate a concert of action was decided upon. Emerson waa tobe induced to wed his victim.

The next day Emerson was hunted up by the host of the young visitor. He was conducted to the house-- There he solemnly promised to right- the wrong in a few days. MBBSOS MISSING. In a few dais he waa missing. His whereabouts ware only discovered recently.

He is said to be in Australia, The officers of the Amateur League of this school it was almost run down, still allow the young ruffians to enter school in Oakland. and was the poorest Sdizct Dress At this same time Miss Beach, now tne grounasjana aistaro tnose wno are anxioBg to tee the game. The ladies i TBI BATIONAL LBAGCX. On iune 1st the clubs in the National league stood as follows: Percent. Tnt l.n.noli.

314 Mrs. Yule, became vice principal with present are often compelled to hear vile Gentleman George Emerson left A. W. Pattianl his employers, $1000 poorer than when they employed him. Axe port comes that an officer of a steamer plying between San Francisco and Sydney, saw gentleman George in Melbourne.

The ateamers stop at Sydney just long enough to discharge cargo and to reload and Melbourne is as far from Sydney as Victoria is from San Francisco. The trip between Sydney and Melbourne and return might, bo made while the steamer is lying at Sydney; however, Captain of Police Thomas says that he has understood that Emerson is in Australia but cannot understand how he reached there. Photographs of the defaulter were handed to the officers of the steamers and to ticket agents with a epithets uttered by the scum of the city. direet charge of the primary department. Their united efforts restored Pitt.bunr .478 GREAT SPECIAL C.V.I Chicago Detroit 750 discipline, and put the school on a high plane.

After some years Miss Colby Goucher df the Amateiir League is a good pitcher but he pitches a foul ball. He willfully! steps cut of the pitcher's box and gains at least two feet on the batter. This is aU very well, but it ia not the proper way to play ball with CommenoiBg Tuesday, Jtie Kew York 566 Philadelphia 517 Boston 63S Washington 407 AT SA.M. Positively FCS 4 CAYS L.Y, Uaiaiy St. June IS.

The Trades aad Labor Assembly, which includes all the building trades In this city except the stonemasons, held a general meet lug yesterday, and decided that unless the demands of the striking carpenters are by next Wednesday all other work meu within Its jurisdiction shall be called out. This would add about 900 men to the present namber out'on th strike. Peatk atf Freael SiateiMa. Pa bis, June 13. M.

Anselme Fell carp Bathie, th French lawyer and statesman, is dead. Proslt (Ho raa Army. Dxs Moines, June 13. All of th Grand Army poets of I this city have united in an indorsement of General Tattle's action as com mander for Iowa in protesting against having President Cleveland review th Grand Army at St. Louis.

The post presented him with a series ot resolutions, concluding as follows: i Jitfolved, That If Grover Cleveland and his friends insist on using th prestige of the Grand Army of th Republic to obtain an audience he send a substitute, and, if possible; the person who represented him in the army during the While vre respect the office he fills, we must still be allowed to say tha: gentlemen. I The members of the Greenhood and wfnd vhlch prevailed yesr somewhat Interfered with base-id other sports. The home club -'her victory, and are now in the pennant. Boating "on rritt watf a dangerous pastime, boats were upset by the high r.elow will be foand a report cent sporting events: BATTIKO OUT A VICTOkY. withstanding the high -winds swept over Golden Gate Park there were at least 10,000 present at the baseball contest en the Greenhood and Morans the Pioneers.

The home team bat-cut a victory from the start, taking tat in the first inning and scoring runs on hard hi ting. This vir- won the game for them, as i tli is time until the ninth inning 1 ioueers lacked interest in the con-. In the ninth inning the Pioneers I out five runs, placing their score rteen against fifteen for the home It looked for a time in this In-- us if the Pioneers were going to i score, but Carrol's sacrifice hit i 1 the day, and he was closed out i with two men left-on bases. appeared in the points for the mm and was a dismal failure. was batted for seventeen hits with if twenty-three bases.

Van Hal-: wasr'not free from being batted. Tuesday, sal STB AY HITS. Blakiston was too slow at third. Jack Ryan is improving in his, play ing each game. Fink.

Blue, an Al- vw Morans have been instructed to practice twice a week. They will report to was nominated to succeed Mrs. Yule, and at once a disagreement between Mr. Fowler and School Director Bed-ington as to the advisability of the change recommendiid. As a compromise measure Mrs.

Yule was retired but Miss Colby was transferred to the Claw son school. Mrs. Hawkins thereupon was elected vice principal of the Prescott school and accepted the position. She is said, batross and Canvas t'l'iths, request for information if he should De Van Court umpired fault their captain every Tuesday at the Oakland grounds and every Thursday at the Haight Street grounds. Any player lessly last Saturday.

Double width Printed Etcm- t. -ines, rrinted and Corded Pkiues.triped Polo cio-h, tj-'i worth from 15 to oo ctu: THE SPIETaTALISTS. Tfc rTilIn Xn th Ukl Crowd 1Tteray. Tbe audiences yesterday at the public exercises of th Spiritualists encamped on the shore of the lake were larger than on any preceding day of the session. In the morning at eleven o'clock.

J. J. Morse, said to be under control of his spirit guides, lectured on "Man's Bights After Death," in which he said that every, right which God allows man on earth would be bis in the spirit life, and no power exists which can, avail to dispossess him. Han's rights in the spirit world will bo even greater than in the earth world, and will be bounded otdy by the capacity of the spirit to accept and enjoy them. At the afternoon meeting Dr.

C. C. Peet was the lecturer, and at considerable length discussed the mainsprings of spiritual philosophy. Immortality, said," wan capable of proofs drawn from nature alone, which must convince, beyond a doubt, all those who will take the trouble to examine them. J.

J. Morse again lectured at the evening session under control, upon the subject of "The Science of Im mortality." The spirit body was considered at length in its relation- to th earth body. Death is but the laying aside of the mer matters of brain and bone. thews and when they are of no further service and setting free the body of the spirit, which until then has been coexistent and coterminous with the body of the. flesh.

Mrs. Carpenter, in a trance and under the control of a spirit named Sarah Edgerton Mayo, recited a poem on death. The usual fast meeting was held this afternoon, and in tbe afternoon Professor Carpenter lectured. To-night lr. Morse will again lecture.

Wednesday evening Mrs. J.J. Whitney will give a public seance in character to those which she ha been giving every Sunday evening in San Francisco. At her seance lant night a message was received from the spirit of Mary 4. Cutter, better known as Tot," one of San Francisco' leading society belles, who was drowned a few months ago while swimming near Antioch.

She said that her death was purely accidental ud no one ws to blsme. She wa happy and contented in the spirit world. ASSESSORS. Th Way They Work InT San Ssrn IraatlM. leramento Bee.

It is announced that the personal property assessment roll of San Francisco is made out at As a matter of fact, that sum would not buy the stock in the wholesale stores along Front and Battery streets of that city, to say nothing of the thousands of retail stores aloug Market and the other business thoroughfares. There are half a dozen stores that carrv more than $1,000,000 each, or one tenth of the aggregate personal property assessment. The great banks cannot have less than $15,000,000. so that outside of these establishments the assessment is only $39,000,000. In the face of these figures it is no wonder that San Francisco assessors grow rich and can afford to expend vast sums for re-election.

An Official Betael. llyran T. Duainburg has filed his official bond as a notary public, with John S. Drum, J. L.

Bromley, and James T. Glenn as sureties. SUPERIOR COCRT. A severe windstorm greatly Inter tailing to respona win be nnea iu. fered Iwith the game yesterday.

The officers of the California League per yard. Charley Sweeney is having trouble have made arrangements with Mr. Gumpitv of the Stockton Club to send Also, Cane Cars, with the. Cleveland management. however, to pay more attention to the the League clubs to Stockton on off The children all like him, and I think it would be a detriment to remove him." Three of my children are attending the Prescott school" said W.

H. Wilkinson, "two girls and a boy, and I have never had any cause to complain of Mr. -Fowler's management. His discipline is excellent when he is not interfered with, and the great majority of people in this ward are in favor of retaining him. They recognize his ability' as a teacher and organizer and will sustain him in any 'conflict with the school authorities, feeling as they do that he is managing the scnooi as well as it could be managed under the adverse circumstances." V- E.

M. Corliss: expressed a very favorable opinian'ofi Mr. Fowler as a principal and disapproved of the effort to remove him. "My children," he said, "have- been attending the i Prescott school ever since Mr. Fowler became principal, and I have been cognizant of bis system and methods during that time.

His removal will undoubtedly be detrimental to the best interests of education in this ward and would be strongly opposed by everybody who ia sending children to the school. George W. Horton, an ex-School Director and himself a teacher, said: "I think Mr. Fowler's methods in the management of his schaol are excellent, and I know that he maintains discipline necessary to render the school a benefit to all concerned. Mr.

Fowler is a teacher of ability and a credit to the department." J. F. Gross, whose children attend the Prescott school, expressed himself satisfied with Mr. Fowler as far as his observation went. "He suits me," said Mr.

Gross, and I am certain that he satifies everybody else who has had dealings with him. If Mr. Fowler is permitted -to conduct the school in his own way the people of West Oakland who have children attending, will be thoroughly WHAT MILMfLLEE SATS. "What do you think about this- Fowler matter was the question pro pounded to Director Miller as that gentleman was considering the cost and sale hieroglyphics on his goods, wares, and merchandise this morning. "Well, I don't know much about it.

You probably know more than I do. 1 esteem Mr. Fowler as an educator. I know that an effort is being made to take his scalp, and I'll see them all in Jericho before I'll lend my vote to help them do it. I have talked with intelligent, conservative people in the First ward, and thev say they are satisfied with "Mr.

Fowler and his administration. Dr. Anthony, whom I esteem as a man of well balanced mind and good judgment, told me only a short time ago that he has children in the Prescott school, and that he considered Mr. Fowler a good principal. It is complained that Mr.

Fowler does not flog tne children and that he is not sufficiently severe when the teachers report to him cases of insubordination and wrong doing. I find upon inquiry that these cases are not reported to Mr. Fowler, but are talked of outside of the school by the teachers who desire to injure him. The lady who took Mr. Fowler's place when be was sick, told me she never had any of this trouble.

No, they'll never get my vote to help them in displacing Mr. Fowler." Just at this juncture Mr. Smith drove up and called Mr. Miller out to talk over school matters. "8o you're after.

Fowler's scalp, are you?" chaffed the reporter. replied Mr. Smith, we are not after any' scalps. But we want to straighten things out at- the school, and the only difference of opinion is as to where the blame should be placed." MB, SMITH '8 OBJECTIONS. 1 Director Smith was afterward seen and asked about the objections urged against Mr.

Fowler as principal of tho Prescott school. He said that there waa-a grave lack of discipline in tho than to When Pitcher McCormack went to Boston he was given a banquet by Mike Buggeoixuua yi Air. xieuiuguji! Boy's uelaundried shirt Rt ta t-r the orders of her aperior officer, Mr. days to pla exhibition games with the home team in order to keep the latter in practice for admission to the League apply for passage. I It now appears tha; there were two motives that actuated George W.

Emerson'. to levant froim Oakland. The minor motive has been known by the pnblic for some time.l While a trusted clerk with A. W. Paftiani Co.

he appropriated funds belonging to his employer. This was. supposed to be the reason for his sadden departure, It was openly charged by some that a certain young lady was responsible for his abrupt departure but the wiseacres were all at sea. in their conjectures, for the said young lady, it has developed, was not involved. Bat an Jk-euyj.

a matter of com- Fowler. It Ibecam' mon rmark that si FeltonTavlor is practicing hard for Gents' British sni laary in 1888. I i i was not upon the next Saturday's game, he is a good lier principal, and best of terms with player. .1 at eeets per pair, trent -4 Collate, Good St Ties, at rrntt earn. Bathing Suits, worth 1 2 at 4 Percale Pfcirra.

worth tl at 4S that the had! the eai of Mr. Kedington. Ljre have no kind feelings for its present Complaint is made that some of the Athletic pliyers are guilty of a very mean trick When a player attempts to steal second the batsman endeavors to balk the I catcher by holding his bat Cf Si George' W. Shook is no longer a manager. The Oakland Club is a thing This trouble has kert growing from one Gents' Percale Dickeys, all comr-H-'c.

tcldier hating occupant. I Th Episcopal Cathedral. 1 i of thei past. Kiw York, June 13. Bishop iPotter -I in front of that individual.

Larkin is tt i a cent, st zi rests set fcugiu.y Kid Gloves st 4 cents per ptr- ai brste KaliBfer skirts, as t--vl as ar Tom made ti 60 Shirts wiJ be (o.j When Van Haitren leaves the home team he will leave them in the lead for has a record of fifteen hits, with a Dressed like a prince is a conspicuous figure wherever he may be. Some of his chnms may remember rhe yonng lady to whom he declined to Introduce them. Soon after Emerson's flight she' returned to the East. A. letter has been received which, according to the San Francisco Examiner, which first gave publicity to this story, brought news of her death In ehild-birth in a private hospital in New York.

term to tne next until tne culmination was reached about a year ago, when an investigation was held. The result of this investigation was censure for Mrs. Huirkinsand vindication of Mr. Fowler. Another complication of the matter said to -accomplish this feat most other fair one was And unhappUyj as 1 ol eighteen bases against him; the pennant.

plainly. I rests. Etc is is owing to the poor support he tne sequel snows. THX MAJOR MOTIVE. Gazus pitches a foul ball when he is not watched.

He steps at least a foot Manager Kobinsou has engaged a new pitcher, in the person of Philip Knell, who is at present pitcher for the Peck OH DISPLAY, iyed many ol tne nits should have mi errors on the part of the players. Fioneers plaved An- cxceedinelv Now for the imajor motive in Emer out of the box. HOW arises in the fact that in the last examinations the school fell below its usual standard and Mr. Fowler is blamed for this state of affairs. It is said that this 'Live" Taylor made one of his phe CHURCH WORK.

nomenal runmngjjiy catcnes in leit and Bugglds nine at Los Angeles. He pitched against the home team when they visited Los Angeles. He is a left-handed pitdher? and it is said he has or game. Nearly every member of am is an old Ume baseball player i tl they should have played- bet- ball. Van Haitren lias a fine is easily disposed of jby noting that with IN OUR i0 yV, ueiu yesieruay.

The, Haverlys no Iontrer have a walk tne lacK oi narmony existing between the heads of the school such a result is good curvea. over, lney nave to play ball to win a but and more especially so two two badgers, and a single to game tnese times. credit, owing to tne nnseraDie since many of the pest teachers have been removed and their places filled Will the home team win the pennant The arrow of success is point rvV.uon of the field the nlavers in the George Fisher is practicing daily at the AlamedU grounds. He received an offer from sin Eastern club but has refused it. He is anticipating receiving a big offer from a club in the National with others with only a year's experi ing in mat direction.

heid were unable accomplish any plays. The score is as follows ence, yesterday followed up his appeal to the public for subscriptions for the great Protestant Episcopal Ca'hedral in New York by a pastoral letter to the clergy and people of this diocese on the urgency of the big undertaking and the necessity of hearty and general cooperation in it. I Billy JUabonay and Jacek Sharp. Kev YOBK.June 13. Jake Sharp says the story of Mahoney's coming was made out of whole cloth, i Emperor William and the Crown Prince.

Jane 13. This morning the official. bulletin zKsayg; "The Emperor continues to I make good progress toward recovery. Crown Prfbce Frederick William has left Berlin for London, to take part in the Queen's Jubilee celebration. Before departing he called at the Emperor's palace and took leave of his Majesty.

x.Speaksr Keiterts Talk. New Yoek, June 13. Ex-Speaker Keifer of Ohio said i to your correspondent to-dayt'Blaine'8 true reason for going to Europe is' tol recuperate his Kip was taken in at the last minute in Saturday's game. One of the players eECISBOOD AND XOKaSS. WHAT STJPERINTENDmfT CAMPBELL SAYS.

'What! about Mr. Fowler and the League, ana is tneretore aeepmg nim-self in condition. The Pioneers would T.B. a. B.H.

B.S. P.O. a. tailed to come to time. do well to (secure, him for a shortstop.

"2fcANroc" trouble at the Prcscbtt school a Tbibukb reporter of Snperintendent Monte Clements is a' good amateur V-layer, but hardly good enpughv to 3 6 Fred Lanpe, the former captain and third baseman of the Greenhood ami Fred.Mj Campbell this morning. 06 eaten lor tne nome nine. Morans. but now of the Lincoln. Neb Tbe Episcopal Clergy to Organ-.

I In at Convocation. A meeting was held his morning in the vestry of St. Paul's Chnrch to which the clergy of this and Contra Costa counties had been invited. Out of the eleven clergy summoned the following, were present: Rev. Hobart Cbetwood, St.

Paul's Oakland; Rev. Alfred T. Perkins, Christ Church, Alameda; Rev. Giles A. Easton, St Mary's, Berkeley; Rev.

Hamilton Lee, Missionary for Alameda county; Rev. John A. Emery, St Andrew's, Oakland; Rev. Merlin-Jones, church of the Good Shepherd, Wekt Berkeley. The object for whih the meeting was called waa explained by Mr.

Lee to be the attainment ef greater unity in work among the reverend clergy whoe fields lie close together at this end of the county, and by effecting a due distribution of labor to make it possible to extend the work of the church more than can now be done. To accomplish the object Mr. Chatwood suggested a consociation of the clergy of Alameda and Contra Costa counties meeN The miserable Tilavine of Haves at "I'd much ratheif not say anything about that matter," replied Mr. Camp- team, accepted forty -seven chances out 1 11 10 1 3 0 11 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 5 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 16 0 0 2 3 0 11 6 4 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 112 7 0 1517 "i 27 as "5 ord. a.

1st utraald.o croett, r. uovan.l. Totals son's transgression. The clue to the secret was contained I in the letter recently received from the East by an estimable Oakland, family. Last August there came to this city a beautiful girl of nineteen years.

She was a resident of Newark, N. Not long before she bad graduated from a fashionable seminary, and the trip West was a treat chosen for the young lady by her excellent parents. An old schoolmate of tho pretty maiden's mother resided in Oakland, and it was at her house that she appeared. The guest was not a stranger to her hosts for they bad visited jwith her people while on a trip East a 'year or two ago. And while Flora was ia little girl they had sojourned for several months with her parents.

i From a of the maiden viewed yesterday, it is plain that she was a surpassingly lovely girl. Her chin was perfection. I Just enough of her teeth were visible through pouting lips to convey the thought that "gates of pearl" was in her case a warranted expression. But heri eyes were her chief eharm -large, languishing, dark-brown, shaded by long, heavy fringes. Add to lovely eyelashes arched eyebrows and a clear-cut Grecian nose, a straight profile, i low, broad fore-bead, cutely adorned with saucy "bangs," and one has a nictur of second bae was the principal cause of oi forty-moe on third base during TT me ueieat oi the noueers.

with his team, me also oeu, -Decause i aon wisn to nurt Mr. Fowler's icase befoite the board, and I recent trip leads his cli BROADWi in batting and base run- The Haight street grounds are in a miserable condition. It is impossible do not wish to appear as making state- ning, .....47 eU ior a neiaer to ao gooa worK. Umpire Court was hissed yester rionnns. any action it may contemplate.

will The Fitzgerald and the Lovett teams ee consecutive innings. day during all about tell you lt after the board T.S. a. B.BT.B.S. P.O.

A. Will play a return match at tho Center It was claimed that he gave unfair de RET meets. 1 1 0 tt enre. u. street grounds next Saturday.

cisions in favor of the, Greenhood and The reporter was hot discouraged bv health, which is in vi1 vary preca The California now has no opposition. Everything is going their this rebuff, however, and finally succeeded la leading Mr. Campbell into rious condition, although i it ia given out that he Is well; and robust. I have it miih.s.s...- or, I 3d 'tf. Moran His umpiring wasi probablythjB best he has done for some time.

He I umpired a square, honest gaaole, and to the unbiased his way, ana tne goose nangs mgn. 6 11 0 3 5 3 2 0 0 4 6 8 4 3 0 3 1 0 17 .5 2 7 5 1 0 10 6 1 1 14 1 5 0 3 0 4 1 taiK. jueeaja: Department On Hamilton, Jadce; Jons FROM from inside lources, ana mere Yam Haitren is tho only pitcher on "From the recent! examinations and 13th: decisions were perfectly just and cor tlua coast who always keeps ux the box People vs. T. L.

Newport, embezzlement; Mi 'iKw a-. a comparison with the results in other the Prescott school does not rect, i sentenced to one year in San Quenun can he no aount aoout tne general physical debility of Blaine. Senator Bherman, I think, will secure When delivering a bail to the batter. prison. Burke hat not-signed with the Indi make such a bad showing, but the fact Van Haitren will niton his BUS T.

tals anapolis team, as has been stated. In is there lis a general demoralization farewell game against the Altas next the Republican tomination for th Fresl deney. will have solid delegations 45 IS 15 1. 27 23 9 BOS IT IKXtllGS. 43S4SS780 Msxnnas Hansen vs.

nm i wjrs nm E. Hale elected assignee; bond I10O. Florence Hallahaa vs. His Creditors: final discharge granted; homestead and there." I Saturday at tne uaignt street grounds. tng once monthly.

Tfcese tnetingi thduld have a pleasant social side, but they should also have a space allotted to th necessary business which would roma before them. Topics would not fHii consociation, a few already si- ftrtAd the organization of the iajfy, jflly of SSSfSiw1-6" Instituted, and Uhe -e. the discussion of and comparison of for alms. tCaston said that the ideal convoca-00 is that in which evcrv tireacher and "Fromiwhat cause? conversation with a Tbibchb i reporter Burke stated that he had received a letter from the manager of the Indian- George W. Emerson's most unfort The Haverlys leave for Los Angeles this week, and will play the Peck' and I'll tell ykm.

I never heard personal set aside. 2 2 AU's 2 0 0 2 015 a a from Ohio, Illinois, Indians, ana lscon-sin, and the West generally is strong for him. Sherman can carry. Sew York; I do not think Blaine can. apolis team! offering him terms to pitch apy complaints bbkit Mr, Fowler, uatil for ths Ha has no idea ol an- r.

i i reopie vs. stenry iihkc- Durpucrji pleads not guilty; set for trial July 23d. team pelt Saturday and Sun w- I ii 014 school, owing to the fact that Mr. my return to the Oakland school department, and until Mrs. Hawkins 1 Fowler refuses to allow corporeal pun Col eo Klarket on the Verge reopie vs.

oeore dwww, mwuu whu deadly weapon; given two days to plead. J. F. Black vs. En os Taylor; executor substituted.

ishment, and the consequence was that Ant-lent tlavers Smith brothers. cepting thejoffer, tie amount offered is entirely! too small, and beside he says he is satisfied to remain on this succeeded -Mrs. John i ule as vice prin Selling Out $40,000 00 Panic Kxw York, June 13. The coffee market no teacher, no matter how well Qual teacher of religion of what nam soever ia present, and If they can not pray together cipal of i the school. The position Gagus, Perrier, and Live Taylor.

Their baseball days are nearly at ao unate conquest. I isut let not be omitted from this brief descrintioa a mention of a neck that a sculptor would have sighed to'copy and a dinger's throat that promised only fob truly a maguia-cent voice. The gr est the Aifart imort pleasantly. was vein of; romance in the "cure that the atmosphere of seemed toj nurture. Upon -er arrival, almost, she went into rap Estate ofw.o.

Fuilerton, deceased: let- ified, wants to stay in that school in a coast this season. opened excited this morning at 120 points ten of administration continued to June of vice1 principal in the school is a peculiar one. The salary schedule ai least iney may eat togeuier ua auscuss their work. But if that may not be, still During Saturday's game a flsLball ficultyof maintaining discipline with Mike Creegan has not as yet signed the priests of the neighborhood ought to meet at least once a month as suggested, i Estate- of John Evoy, deceased; returni was knocked to the left fielder. The below Saturday's closing prices.

me market is verging on a panic with rumors Of failures which cannot confirmed. WOBTH OF reads: VTeachers assigned to tneprir roary department of grammar schools, with the Ureenhood and Morans. on sale of real estate eontinuea to juue 20th. out the tear ot punishment. Mr.

Smith further stated that he had not and would not propose R. C. J. ball bounded out of his hands and was caught by i the shortstop before it ManSeer Robinson is in doubt about teaching in i separate buildings ana Mr. fernery sail out recently come irom experience in the eonthern part of the State, and strongly recommended that another attempt be made to organise the him; Estate of Jacob Hon man, aeeeasea: pro-Ytmte of will: will admitted: bond $1300.

having charge of six or more class xi-ned rur.t oreennooe ana Morno, neeri 7. Thteebae hits Van Haltrea. t.Ke bits Van Haitren 2, Donovan, itua. Uurnett, Gagua, H. Smith, and First bae on errors Gresnhood i iuorana 4 Pioneers 4.

First base on oreenhood and Moram 4, Pioneers if 'ton ban tireenhood and Morans timers 5. fitrock out By Van Haitren i it jm 4. Wild pitch Van Haltron 0, si. Pamed balls McDonald Car-i i. Titna oi game 3 boars.

Umpire a Court. ALT AS VS. HAVEULTS. as won another victory from c-rlys at Sacramento yesterday following score: ALTAS I. a.

B. B.H. B.S. P.O. A.

s. tures over tne nanasome ivoune men Adney for the position of principal rJi The Greenhood and Morans will bo Estate of A. M.S. Maillot, petition for in irujtutuu streets. A Body Found.

I Special to The Tribune. Sacramento, June 13. A special-to th the Prescott school. rooms, snau oe ue: ignaieu vice principals and shall receive $100 per month. There are but two sf these positions in Dry and Fancy Gc: BOOTS AND SHCIS, To Be Sold Out at Ccst.

Mr. Smith's views are ur.riniihtedlv A BIKKFCL MEETING. toucnea tne grouna. ims itttie piay caused some dispute among the audience. Some claimed it was an error er the left fielder; and others said he ought to have an assist.

The correct way of scoring the plav is to give the leave to mortgage; continued to June 30th. Estate of Caroline Steele, a minor; petition for leave to morinre granted. northern convocation ot tne diocese, which is already provided for in the canons. This would include about twenty clergy from Tulare to the Sacramento river. to Stockton next Sunday and play a match game with the A.

G's of that place. entitled to attention, but the matter he One evening in the early part of last the department tile one atj the fres- Bee from Truckee says: The body of Joseph Bouchard who committed suicide by cott hem nv Mrs. tLe iepartment two uiDson, judge; June 13th: Pillv Beaton is practicing hard to re September the yohrig lady and jher companion were walking down Bread- urges appears to be of comparatively recent discovery. Mr. Fowler has been at the head of the Prescott school Jumping from a bridge at Boca about two an it tne annual meeting were neia lm-? mediately after convention a full attendance could be secured.

At the Quarterly left-fielder nothing for his play, and a uuardianshipor ciara nrainara.ammor; weeks ago was found in the dam of the other at the Lincoln filled by Mrs. Curry, After Mrs. Hawkins succeeded Mrs. Yule a plan for the division of the put out fori the shortstop. gain his oldtime record as a boxman.

He flays be has a new curve of his own desitn. wsy, en route home from a visit toi the meetings as many, he thought, would at- for years, and in all that time not a Pacific Lumber and Wood Company at continued to jniy ism. Estate of Victoria Meyer, deceased; petition for distribution granted. Store to let. Fixtures aad leas for al.

All those Indebted as will pleseS aad settle taelr scressts. Yale's pitcher, Stagg. denies that he teua as couia mate it convenient. several young men were standingin front of Fibush's cigar store. Clinton this noon.

word was neara against his administration until Director Eedington, who Rev. Hamilton Lee, who acted as secre is to play With the Bergen Point nine, Charley Downey is not a success as a 6 10 110 0 Estate of Francisco K. vieira, deceased iTescottj scnooi waciormuiaiea. now, to sav1 nothing farther, the carrying into effect of that plan would be highly tary of the meeting, was instructed to write upon one ot tne statues" the voune boxman. He has plenty of speed, bat -nrobate of will hearing.

spends his nights in Oakland, took WARM SPRISGS. and states), lurtner, that ne nas positively declined the most advantageous offer he has yet received from stranger's glance lingered, and in turn that does not count these days without office. Of his personal relations or feel approved.by Mrs1. It woul the clergy within tne boundary oi the convocation district and report the expressions of their opinion at tne next meeting. ct-inie oi i.

renioa, aecnira pniuvu for letters continued to June 27th. the curve. make her a principal at of $135 Entertainment the Ladles Estate of Carl II. Scherabel: final ac ing toward Mr.JTowler nothing has transpired but it seems strange lt 6 3d b. a.

a. e. 5 on, 2d b.A. 1. 4 2 1 14 0 2 3 0 2 2 2 1 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 12 0 0 0 1 1 11 1 3 4 1 2 2 0 0 which will be held on Julr nth at the res The Pioneer Club seems to be a home tne ooject regaraea twirled his natty moustache and stared mashinglv back.

It was George W. Emerson that! so attracted the young lady's Sewiag Society. idence of Key. Alfred T. Ferkina in Fruit for ancient and dilapidated baseball count settled and distribution ordered.

Estate of Robert Livermore, deceased: order to show cause continued to June a month, jnow the teachers ot tne school are kii ridedl into two cliques, thev haying taken sides in the irrecon i The Ladies' Sewing Society gave an ex the Chicago Club. It seems the reason he declnes the offers to play ball professionally lis from "conscientious scruples." Hejproposes to enter the theological seminary after he graduates Vale, SAX LEAXDR0. I players, lms is tne reason tney carry the target. Aiiu.inueeu, r.inerson was not ui toiooa 20th. that ne ana Mr.

fcimth, a recent accession to the board, should have so unexpectedly discovered facts which the Superintendent of Schools and the leading residents of the ward men who cellent entertainment at the schoolhouse recently, whieh waa attended by many cilable conflict between Fowler and In re George Blanehard: election ol aa- upon. Kmerson was then still reposing Manager Robinson says it it is not 10 27 17 8 from the Yale academical department. ilawfeiES. Sfi I the nLoecras. ....41 10 13 MAVBBATS.

from Warm Springe, Centerville, and Mil-pitss. following is the programme Piano Sneldcn Jemh a mendicant aignee continued to June 20th. In re WickBsjn et insolvents; decree of discharge entered. The Padific Coast 1 League has col true that Gurnett was kept in the team last season because he was a friend of Van Haitren. -r on ms laurels.

Ihe memory of his feat of -marksmanship, winging Sprockets, who perforated M. H. de Young, was yet fresh in the minds of most people Thanking thepublie for the liberal r.t. ronag-e they hsve extended to our eifrhtecn years' statin Oaklanct, a. owing to the unprecedented retiucuora all our departments, it is to their t- continue the same durine our sale, We remain, Kespcctftiliy jour, A.

IIEPMANN CO. 903 and 805 BHOACVAY, Two doors above FisMh street spena their days as well as nights in Oakland are ignorant. Superintend T.a. a. B-H- B.a.

r.o. lapsed. Piercy has given up the ghost, I Camper at Like Ckatst. A heavy shower of rain fell her early "So far as I know, the only complaint against Mr. Fowler made by any of the 1 4 1 0 solo, Loretta Miller: declamation, "Emmet's Vindication," Thomas' Powers; song, In re P.

Kelly, insolvent; aiscnarge BTantcd. this morning. It did no damage. ent Campbell, surely a competent judge, warmly indorses Fowler's admin uereaDout. teachers is that he does not flog.

As to a. ana tne Ajameaa grounas are cioseo. All the plaj-ers have been released, including Morgan and Crosby, the. Eastern batteri. The A.

AG's have been Joe bea played a fine second oaso yesterday. The clean manner in which he fielded the ball brought forth mer And another cause for renown was "A Light in the Window," Ada Shaw; reading, "How Jamie Came Home," Grace Unrnn: rnrtl solo "Thou'rt So Near and that: fii 1570 when I first came into the Roza Roxa, Insolvents; final discharge granted. Black vo. Sptague; executor substituted la Dlsintjfl. The morning game of baseball yesterday was between the Columbia and a club from East Oakland, the latter being vic 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 2 department; Mr.

Bjrodt was principal of istration, and he is supported this by the opinion of men directly interested in tne education of their children at the Prescott sehool. i ited applause. the notoriety gained by his ex-wife, Carrie Walker, who as Adelaide Emerson walked the stage as an actress. released from their contract, and are Yet So Far," Loretta Miller; essay, "They In re opening 6rove street: continued to lstb. 'ia, e.

:IJ.ii torious. A rartv under the lesdershin of John 11. There is some talk of releasing Patsy that school, mere was much complaint I because of the -severity of now trying June lttth. Also Serve who Onlv stand ana wait, Lizzie Sinclair: trio. "Three Maidsof Leev to get into the California iercy proposes to hold the 4Cahill from the Indianapolis team.

Of ihe two girls continued on down League, Pierce, Councilman of Oakland, is camp in re Joe vus continued tor one late he has not been able to find the bis punishment. A. charge was made, and the board sent Mr. Craven Alameda i week. MieBes Weller, Twohigs, and Curtner; "The Three Maids.

Ten Years Later." Misses ing at Twin point. Lake Cbabot; there are; ounds until next winter, at Broadway, and the alert George detached himself front his cronies and followed them. ball with the ash. which tinia ten tent ana sixty persons. People vs.

w. E. Lovejoy; on trial for 27 10 the Kastern clubs are ex- ........35 4 0 4 lotals FROM JERSEY TO OAKLAND. This City Be tti Residence of to the Prescott. They complained that wnurr.

Emanuel Hesser died at his residence Charley Van Haitren is a bore at pected her and the groundsjviil be re- petition for last evenine at 6 clock from inflamma Craycroit, Doyle, and Shaw; instrumental solo. Miss Josie Curtner; reading, "Story of the Hatchet," J. H. Mason; vocal duet. "What Are the Wild Waves Saying," Miss he was too mild in nis manner and dis BOBS BT IHBIBQS.

1 3 4 5 7 Jiear Bowman's drug store Emerson Estate of William Mclvin letters hearing. third base. The Athenian's should get opened. tion of the bowels, lie was in his store up 1 11 CTCXHSO. cipline, and he was superseded by C.

sauntered neghgentlv past the two rid of him at once and put a wooden tii lAy for Some month. For some time it has been known that Estate of Eliza J. Brownridge; order of T. Johns. Ut AlrJ Johns it was com to iu o'clock SAturaay evening ana appeared in the best of health, but early Sun- promenaders, giving the dark eyed man, in his place.

Cravcroft and Mr. Brownell; recitation, "Battle of FredericksbUTK." Loretta Weller: 110 0 4 12 14 0 11 0 0 0 2 0 1 The.trac at the Center street grounds sale of personal property. Estate of Kosa V. De Rohrs, deceased Mrs. Langtr; hasn mind to live ia Cali stranger a particularly ardent look.

Xon Jamn was a dead failure in the vocal rolo. "Flow Gently." Rosa Hewitt; cay morning he was taken violently ill, resulting fatally. Mr. Hesser has been a has been plained that he flcgged with too much severity He was succeeded by Mr. Fowler.

land for years thereafter it was ut in condition for the hi She reciprocated so noticeably as to continued one week. box last Saturday. He had to retire fornia until the opening of her season next whiter, but only yesterday Old It ap cyclists. oraw tne attention ot her companion essav, "American Btory Writers," Annie Imrkee; voeal duet, I "Whisperings of Hone." Misses Dovle and Craycroft: recita ana ueea tooK ms place ana met wira such better success. iter snocKea cnanerone tooK occasion On acco nt of the bad weather yes- the boast of the people of the First ward and their representatives in the successful merchant of Ban Leandro for nearly twenty years.

He was a native of France, and leaves a wife and three daughters. The funeral will take place t'JTF JUSTICES' COURTS Pedefi. Justice: June ISth: to post the young lady concerning the tion, "The Raven," Frank Wilcox: instru pear that Oakland was to be selected as the favored spot. Her agent, Mr. Reynolds, was in town yesterday, and under the few wheelmen took a run terday ve: Every ore seems auxicm about' Van board, thnt the Prescott was one of the cause of her evident nervousness, She mental duet.

Misses Twohigs and Weller recitation. "Ydoni Lochinvar." Miss Hew ountrvi down tne to-morrow morning at xi ciock. ALL PRICES I spoke of him as flirt. Her com ir Charles rviaer anu vnariey nawas Bdtren's success with He wiil surely make a record even if ho b.a to go into the fold. itt; vocal quartet, "Good Night," Misses best schools, if not the best school, in the cityl The school had then a yery strong'edrpsi of teachers.

From it was panion seemed preoccupied, bun all guidance of George Mothersole of the Oakland Theater, inspected several houses with a view to securing one for were, pra HIS LIFE'S LOTTERY. Tim McMahan, M. J. eha'-lcs Donahoe, Joeph Ball, drunk guilty: each fined orthree days. William McCiosky, Pat Donovan, George Lock, drunk: each forfeited tti Doyle and Shaw, Messrs.

Curtner and tvmg at me venter street tne way sne was compelled to listen to grounds yesterday. The Greenhood and Morans are now taken Miss Conner, who teaches draw tbe young man's! failings in glaring the ute of the lady. No houmt 1 .1 .1 B(- with the Brownell. PERSONAL MESTIOS. not go A Agent Crashed, neatn the Car.

colors. i ing at the High school Mrs. Mcintosh, vice principal of the Durant school: Bamblers pn their recent trip. ball. J.J.

Coyne, drunk; pleased guilty Judgment suspended. A. Clounek, drunk first in the race for the League pennant, with the Haverly a close second and the Altas a close third. Two days afterward thev again en i Robert Sid car is having his wheel Yesterday afternoon Goo Chung Lin, fined 110 or five days. A.

Clounek. violftt Highland Fisher is at repaired. I ing ordinance; plead not guilty; demanded who operated the cigar store 'and lottery Galen if Springs, E. F. DELGER countered Emerson.

In his eager haste to form an acquaintance, he indiscreetly bowed toi both. The one The members of the champion Trib s-arredmns Altns 8, Haverlys 2. Three -e tit v. Two base hit Hanly, hewbeii, Afnllee, HcLaorhlin. -t brae on errnra Altas 5, Haverlys S.

ae on bUs-Altaa 1, Haverlys 1. uok at By Mullee 3, Meeiran 4. Left on t. Altas Haverlys 6. Doable pla -Aadrnon and Powars.

Passed balls i.t-'biia 1, D. Levy 7. Umpire Rilpb Mine. Time of irame 2 hours. WiU H- i fflcial seoeer.

AVXBLTS VS. FIOKEEBS. The Haverlys and the Pioneers yel a close game Saturday at the street grounds, After a hard 1 the champions won by a score of 3. Only three safe hits were a BuraVs delivery. KFLI.BBSVS.

BAT CITIZ3. 'xr Kellers and the Bay Citys played i xciting game at the Center street 't in ds yesterday. Ths favorites won following score KBXUKS. Oakland wheelmen intend taking an une Club are practicing tnree days in Miss Cobb, who went to the Clawson school as principal: Miss Colby, who succeeded Miss Cobb after the latter's disability and Mrs. Nusbaumerj, who went to the Irving school.

The corps wa also weakened by the resignation other long trip in a few weeks. S. T. Gage of the Southern 'Pacific incontinently! glared at him: I the agency at the southwest corner of Thirteenth and Webster streets, attempted to board the 2 o'clock narrow gauge train as it rasxed his door. He missed his footinc James anooK is practicing on the Company is at Highland Springs.

tne week, ana are open to challenges from any club with a reputation. ice of the other was si 1151 BroaivYay I IS! wheel. I i Mrs. George Allen Watson, who with a rosv flush. Nothing da A numler of Oakland wheelmen and fell benenth the wheels, which truer From results Hew York and it looks as though Detroit's backers oUlrs.

Yule, Mrs! Bentkjy, Mrs. Staff- was found that exactly suited, and in a few dart the search will be Mrs. Langtry wants a house in a good location and prettily furnished, and Is willing to rent one that suits her taste with no great care about the cost. While she is playing upon this coast this would be her headquarters, leaving servants in charge wban she was in the country, and during her engagement at the Baldwin returning every night, except upon such occasions aa sometimes occur to male Oak landers when the last boat ia missed. The report is about, though no authority is given for such a statement, that Mrs.

Langtry purpose acquiring residence here for motives which are connected with the law, and arise from the consciousness that the local judges might be mora indulgent than Sir James Hanna. President of the Prohate. went to Sail Francisco yesterday. Emerson threw a kiss with nis handkerchief directly at (the rosy counte bas been visiting in Colusa Ccunty tor a month past, has rejoined her husband tiiis city. Mr.

and Mrs. Watson are Old, and others. How were the places i Howell fwon the five mile bicycle tured his skull ana completely crushed his right leg. lie was carried into his store where his Chinese associates would not allow a white surgeon to attend him. pre? a jury trial; case eel tor juiya4tn.

Mrs. Johanna Madigan, drunk and disturbing th peace; pleaded not guilty: case set for June loth. John Stackert, vulgar language; leaded guilty, sentenced to-morrow, ohn battery; continued to file complaint. August Relay, disturbing the peace; pleaded not guilty, case set for June 15th. T.

Brainard snd A. Para, petty larceny continued to file complaint. Frank Parati, petty larceny: no complaint. L. misdemeanor; discussed on payment of 15 cost.

ON RECORD. of these experienced teachers filled? may nave occasioa to ao some lively hedging before "the season is over. nance. "Dude was the remark that POL 0E.1. championship of the world at Wolyer- located at the Winsor.

House. Look at the leng)th of time the new 3lst. iwoodside ferring to wait for a Chinese doctor who teachers hnve taiught in the depart V.n Haitren did not pitch his best game yesterday, but he won the con word did not proceed from the lips of the iauntv demoiselle: from New Jersey. A Deitrvlng Charity. did not compete.

ATtlil-ETIC AKD BOXING. had: been summoned from San Francisco, No medical skill could have saved him, Of the present corps of twenty teachers, six have taught in the test ft the home nine. His heavy 1 The Little Workers' Foundling Home however, and he died before 6 o'clock. Deirrig was a teatmre oi tne game. i The did Jewish Synagogue is being She laughed and playfully accused her associate's being jealous.

Upon their return to the house, the will receive a benefit on Thursday An Inquest will be held on the body this Are Employe ts Keep Bark tke Cresdt That are Bassist for Tkeae Fi.s fitted up in fine style for the Acme B.K.P.O. A. K. evening. Oakland department bat one year or lens, and the avergae time In the department of all the teachers is but a little over oikr years.

The average Friday- and Saturday evenings, and Tt is said that Indianapolis wi'l not tick the season out with the league. It must be cutting to Denny and Glas nostess was miormea ot tne proceed Saturday afternoon of next week at Club, andj is expected to be i ready for occupancy about the 1st of July. The ings ana sne was not slow in warning Admilty, and IDivorce Court. Shewilfap-pear three times at the Oakland Theater, playing Wife's Peril on June 24th, Pygmalion and "Galatea at the matinee, and A HEW RAILWAY. cock to play with sacn a nine as this, the Oakland Theaterj when the Vernon in other schools is as loiiows: i rlign ground flobr of the building, except the VABKS, T.B.

B. i i. iub. 0 i usier. 1 ta 4 2 5 1 1 4n 6 1 luell.

5 2 miner to nave a care. THS ACQUAINTANCE. lie pn sident of the Detroits savs it l'ramatic Company I will produce TA school, over eleven years; Irving, nine Incorporation of the Oakland tne woops ta Conquer en Saturday even 2 12 4 4 3 1 2 i tr-e that the Philadelphias had of- years; TompkinsJ seven years; Frank and San Jaaefnln JRallraad, ing, June 25th. SUITS, OVERCOAT And PAI1TS main ball Jwill be occupied by Mr. Hook for the storage of furniture.

The second floor contains a ladies' parlor 20x24. and i Tea mm ana tnen raised it to Certificate of sale Robert J. Harrison by Fheriffto C. E. Hatch, lots 24 to 27, block 27; lots 12, 13, 15, 16, and 17, block 19, Oakland, for 7U0- Builder's contract C.

A. Brown with Henrietta B. Whipple, to erect building on a lot on San Jose avenue, Alameda, Homestead Delia, wife of Morris Harts, north Twenty-fitst street 75 eastrom Curtis, east afixlCO, Oakland. The Oakland and an Joaquin Railroad lin, nine years; years; Grove street school, eleven years, and Ticket of -Leave man. Harry Vernon's interpretation of Bob Brierly has received the most favorable praise from the San Francisco papers.

He will be aD UW, lor tne pick ot tnree players. Before a fortnight George W. Emerson bad established himself on friendly relations with the fascinated young lady. They were seen together on DEATH OF A TEACHER. Company has incorporated with John The Greenhood and Morans have two library room 20x27 with folding doors Hewston Robert Simeon, and Richard so n.

I Moreover, in the Prescott teachers who were competent to teach the lower grades have been supported by an efficient company. battel ies: Knell and McDonald and Qaltt End of st Usefal bat Cna- W. Reading of Alameda and Louis A. 21 27 18 6 did one which will ne Clarence T. Arper 'r era and an unknown, who will Broadway; nights they were observed strolling over by Lake Merritt.

and on There is a ladiesf dressing and cloal room 10x16 feet. The club dressing orn and locker occupies an ap-partment 16x50 feet off which is the tentatioa Life. Garnett of this city as directors. The well and favorably known in this city make his appearance next Saturday From the Leading Merchant Tailors, at its following prices: projected line will run from tidewater at One of the quiet, unassuming men whose moved up until lthey are over their depth. This tells the whole story.

Up to the ttime of the talk of dividing the P.O. A. who will assume the role of "Hawshaw" two occasions they wfcre seen in (com MARRIAGE LIVSAVJiS. rea fcnoolc has entered the arena. 2 2 Oakland easterly by Lion creek ravine.

the detective. bathroom! 1 12x18 feet. A members I honors in the manager's line, lie unselnsh'influence is felt iu this world died Saturday in San Francisco. Oustave through Redwood ravine, MomK and igna- 5 3 .........45 12 SAT CJTTS T.a. B.

4 2 4 0 4 0 4 4 4 1 4 0 0 pany on me narrowgauge uo.iu. I It was in vain that the young lady'i friends exnostulated with her. She de stairway nasses from the dressing room i-Tbeen chosen manager of the Fitz- cio valleys, anci by tne lootmim oi mi Prescott school there was no complaint about Mr. Fowler. -Then there came the trouole with Mrs.

Hawkins and the A Brekcn Ceatraet. nod uam, and nas Entered upon his to the gyiinasinui, which is also reached by doublelstairway at the front. The Uinnlo to Autiocn, Contra Costa county, a distance of thirty-five miles. The capi WABBS. 1st u.

p. 2d S.S.... 2 CD 10 0 1 8 3 0 2 2 division among the teachers. Now Joseph l.uis has 1 commenced suit against John Peders to compel him to tal flock of the company is $1,000,000. third floor is occupied by the gymna tended Emerson, andi said that he was "real nice." The aggrieved hostess at last could stand it noilonger.

She) told Hiss Miller Dointblabk that heri visit 13 Copenhagen passed away at the age 63 years, after having devoted the mature period of his life to the service of others and the amelioration of humanity. Most of his life was spent as a teacher. He was master of twelve languages, among them Kmory A. aunts, native the United States, seed 49, resident of Napa, snd Mary lvi. a native of Illinois, aged 22 years, resident of Napa.

Frank Herschell Willis, a native of ton-don, ae-cd 26 years, resident of San Francisco, and Ellen McCrsvent Reynolds, a native of California, aged 19 years, resident of Oakland. school can no more succeed with a di One hundred thousand dollars has been ottered for the St. Louis Browns divided into snares. The sum sium. The apartment is 40x55 feet with fulfill certain agreements of a contract.

has already been subscribed. seventemuootarcned ceiling, and cen vision bf that kind than a family can succeed when there is a division be hv: Joe Pulitzer of the New York "Wikld. The offer has. not been ac- bad better the girl was ter gas bukwr. At the front is a raised Both the parties preempted certain lands near Mount Piublo.

and the land COMMUTATION TICKETS. platform which may be used for spec aeterminea not to: go. cne tnreatenea 3 27 31 10 34 5 60 Merchant Tailor Merchant Tailor Suits Merchant Tailor Suits- $50 Merch. Tailor Overcoat $40 Kerch. Tailor Overcoat $30 Merch.

Tailor Overcoat $22 Merch. Tailor Overcoat $12 Merchant Tailor Merchant Tailor 8 Merchant Tailor Pacts tween the mother and father. 'A? to a remedy, I would advise esj-ttd. tators or converted into a small stage, ATBEBIABS VS. B.

O. B'S. to eiope witn rmersqn aeprivea ot her Oakland I i IVTill TJrHawkctt, P. E. Borin, Fred was taken up in the name of the defendant, and it is alleged that' it was Railroad Commissioner is111 Abolish the position of vice principal 13 5 (The Acaie Club have class night on Latin, Greek, Italian, Spanish, French, ChiDese, German, Kn-glith, Coptic, and Hebrew.

Many yesrs ago he was a in the Urayton College sehool. Mr. Copenhagen was never married. He lived with hi brother in San Franeiscu. Funeral services Ei Whitney, and George W.

Snook Await Action of the Court. as it now stands strengthen the weak ayieed between them that the defend rnaays. ri Kcanion leads tho class A compromise I was effected. The family agreed to overlook the matter on The Athenians and the E. 0.

E's the Amateur League played a match Tne at the Center street grounds last places as opportunity offerCand put The Raliance Club i now claim were tt 4lm game yesterday. Borein told hvw they used to play bait ball in Don't fail to try the new tables at Brunswick Pool and Billiard Parlor. "Hniol Central, give me best and meet prompt Transfer Co. in town, No. 12.

ant was to give the plaintiff a deed to bis portion of the land which he has CD CD C3 The trouble relative to the peculiar plan of punching commrtst i tickets only once a day is a-r" t'y little ncsrer defin frcfa-iiers in omer scnoois. membership of 100 They a nis uuie. Emerson calling at the house and stating tbat his intentions were st rictly hon-6) able. Twomichtslaterthe young lady were oeia tnis afternoon at the residence refused to do. turday afternoon.

The former team 1'lace the whol responsibility upon Mr. Fowler, strengthen his hands and cphold him, and then if the school is ite settlement tr-an txfors the Railroa of Morris Rosenberg, brotber-in-law of de- eased. Rabbi M. S. Levy delivered a negotiating to obtain Masonic xiau and now fhavej a proposition under consideration! They have been offered the aid net return nome.

inor did she arrive Heats of Jaiiu k-. l.edden. iThere is some talk in the home nine ngaging Lorrigan. He i i the pitcher his records make him. Gaucher of the Amateur League is a betetr man ii gy over the deceased, and the remains not a success the board will know, where until 11 clock the following morning.

commissi ner took the matter inlnand recently, it is now rep r.ed on good autnoiu ity th it tbe Commissioners will do nothing nail with i iease tor rive years. The were interred in Mountain View Cem Jchn F. Ledden, a telegraph operator She explained that the previous after hrst yean the rent shall be $120 to nx tne Diame. i i isnivrDf al opikish in the employ of the Southern Pacific sail, Ataoy! For rent by the day, a newly filled yacht. For pnrticula.s inquire of II.

P. frniKK. this office. etery. EXAGGERATED REPORTS.

noon sne had met a icllowstudeni on Kearny street: that thev hid chatted Kauroad Company, died of heart dis- Watson is a quick fielder but he has month, th second year $125, and the third year and thereafter, 1324 per month. 1 1 is more than likely that the Interviews with prominent residents io2 about old times, and that finally she had accompanied her newi-fonnd old friend of the First ward), where the Prescott ecte in Los Angeles. June 3d. His remains were brought to Oakland and too much speed and is an unsafe thrower. His wild throw to third cost Gncrasr Bartleil la Mot 8 more tiniji iu coec oi nr.

Kooinson heard In tbe courts. That will be made test case for all similar complaints. SUED tOK DIVORCE. Allegation Tkat John E. Shaw han Uecerted Hi Wile.

cruowiii accept tne proposition, in school is located induce a very decided buried last Saturday in bt. Mary Cem II a tatet. two runs. He also gets rattled at the event that they obtain the hall it will be fitted up with a cardroom, bil opinion favorable to Mr. Fowler, etery.

Mr. Ledden formerly fived in critical times. Columbus Bartlett says the statements home. Her story gained extra credence whe she observed that the schoolmate would come over in a few days and pass the night with her. I I TH Latest Shade Id all kinds of sprays arranged to sdit the tastes of the purchasers.

Also just received a new line of gauzes of aU at the lowest prices. Broadway Flower and Feather Store. 1016. W. B.

Ludlaw was particularly warm liard tables, and a fine gymnasium. this city. I at out the Governor's health are gTeatly ex iin his praises of the pnncinal's meth KOBTHWXST CORKES Pest and (aU FRANCISCO. Opes every evening sntil 8. Satuniuy ul; 1 3 1 Not let Decided.

i Jack Kitchen of the Acme Club still keeps up bis lessons in boxing. He has no competitor for honors in this M. A. Bhawhan has commenced suit against John Bhawhan to obtain a de a long lead in the beginning of the and the visiting club once closed but the Athenians again took a(l and the same resulted in a tory for the home nine by a score of to 11. If the Athenians beat the Hern Club next Saturday they will win i Hinant, but if they are defeate it all the clubs tie in the race championship.

i trowing is the score of the game: ATKBBIABS. T.B. B. B.W. B.S.

P.O. A. B. 6,3 2 1 2 0 'l 3 0 3 1 2 3 0 12 0 0 2 2 0 0 8 1 l. 5 1 12 0-1 1 0 lb.M.t 4 6 6 1, f.

6 3 1 0 0 1 p. 3 ft 0 2 0 1 3 -alt 17 12 7 27 27 14 b. ad. essa T.B. B.

B.H. B.S. P.O. A. ods and the discipline he maintained Before many days ber blithe manner gaVe place to a sober air.

Her voice ggerated. He says that the condition of the Governor's health is greatly improved, snd that he hopes to see him in San Francisco ia a few days. It hi-true that he was Justice Field of the Supreme Court ar in the school. "Four of my children Maiager Eobinson is negotiating with Monte Clements to play with the Greenhood- and Morans. It is prtbable that he will play with the tea-n next Saturday.

Fred Davis has entirely given the Idea of being a nrofessional nlaver. cree of divorce on the ground of desertion was not heard singing in her chamber. rived in San Francisco to-day. He will ait in the Federal courts of San. Francisco, Lo city.

I Costellolthe "Buffalo." and- Yonn: Her face fremientlv i showed anxietv. and failure to provide. She says she think have attended the school ever since Mr. I Fowler baa been principal, and three'of them have graduated under his greatly worn by the work of the campaign and the legislative sessions. Mitchell lave been heard from again her hnsbanu is able to pay 1300 a month alimony while the action is pending, he Angeles, Oregon, and Kevada.

He said that the dispatch in th morning papers One morning herj hostess entered her room and fonndl her in tears. She would only admit that she felt bad be under date of May 18th. Thev are Skill authority. I am thoroughly satisfied being a man of large inesns. 8 he also dev; He prefers to remain in the amateur It Stands at tt tbat a decision had been arrived at ia the Crushed.

Flaarer. in. Sydney! but have been doing very with him as a and I have sires to resume ner maiden name of M. A The Swiss C.siiyiesiusisiy The bes (Pices cream manufactured on the coast served In any part of the city. Particular attention Riven to orders for wedding parties or reception.

WILLIAM J. F. LAGGE, proprietor, 416 Twelfth street. Oakland, Bet the LOO CABIN bread. Tanks, and play "with the gentlemen just for exercise.

jouxoan. Lulu Costello. aged 15 years, the never heard a word of complaint front mtie righting. acn one nas been sc eessful in i every fight he has been en Bell Teleptuw case was untrue. The Sewer Cleansed.

anybody in this district regarding him daughter-of a widow, was cleaning Manaeer Rrthinwin is nnthnritv for counseled to bring her visit to a close she grew As Miss Miller was of age her adviser did not insist gaged in I since they left here. Both the statement thnt thprfl will a hie some machinery at the East Oakland On the other hand everybody who send their children to the Prescott school Officer Downey says that nearly aU the Cotton1 Mills on Satnrdav: afternoon. Vv sioggers nave been making considerable money in) betting on horse and foot upon the ladv doing as suggestedil fallen women have left Oakland and taken change in the Greenhood and Morans if some of the players do not play better are loud in their commendation of Mr. Fowler. I think! myself that he has when her right hand was caught between rollers and her fingers were i Tbe young- lady grew more and more addicted to ber own! society while in away their furniture.

I Twqnf the larger houses are still occupied by the propri I AT tbb Oakland ibottiwo park. ujui iu uiv luture. Ill 2 4 0 crusnea. etresses, Duvm neither oi tnem are mere been handicapped in his management of the school, and I am of the the house. She was often heard sobbing The coming young California pitcher 3 Yesterday afternoon John McConnell opinion that much of the blame at i The Vttiraax llsuit.

J. Meredith Dayies some time ago wrote to the Secretary of the Commission appointed to select a site for a soldiers' home In this State, asking them to considcr.th advantages of a location in Alameda county. Mr. Davies has just received a reply to his letter in which the commissioners promise to pay particular attention to the claims of Alameda county and to make a special examination of the most favorable sitea offered. The approoriation for the home waa provided at the last session of Congress.

ia xuuiuas xieany. nt is making a wonderful record of strikeouts in am a. up stairs as if her near was oroken. Final! the climax: I haDoened. I One any (.

Wilson' Contempt. and Charlss Anderson had a twenty- Emiie Legle, an employe of the Jud-son Iron Works, had three fingers crushed last Saturday by a rail falling -pv, 8 b. lb, p. 6 8 4 f.8.3.. 5 5 6 i b.O.

4 i b. 3 4 taches to ex-School Director Fogg, who, as one cf the Classification Committee teur Club games. Referee, who is this five mile Bace at the Oakland track for 1 4 4 a 2 0 2 0 0 2 10 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 3 2 1 0 1 10 0 6 1 0 10 0 0 0 t) evening she entered the family sitting-room and asked for laudanum, pleading The contempt case of William Wilson wonoenui piicneri a purse of $209. The conditions of the came here and rearranged the school upuu UICIO, GMdHadat. after consultation with Mrs.

Hawkins was heard in the Superior Court to-day 'and taken nnder advisement. Wilson waa or- The Greenhood and! Morans had ten men on the players bench, "yesterday. race were that each man was allowed to use five horses. McConnell won the rare in 1 h. 52 m.

event advertised was a dash aered confined In the County Jail by Judge Greene until he had paid his wife a The races at the Oakland Trotting the principal of the primary department, i ignoring Mr. Fowler entirely, and thus disturb ng the entire system Mike Creegan was ready to take McDonald's place in case his broken finger censm amount vi sumunj. Park were not very interesting yester a severe toothache, xier tones were so broken and her manner so agitated as to awaken suspicion. Another remedy was provided her and she retired. Some minutes later the hostess went np to her room.

There was no one there. The gas was turned: low. Upon the table was found a letter, not finished. wuu uts again uijureu. oi nve eigatns oi a mile between Har- r'lre.

of the school. I Ifeel that the life has been taken out ot the school bv this ob day, but a race in Ban Francisco was New President at St. Icnatla struction on thd part of those in au College. Van Haitren does not know who will be bis catcher in the Chicago team. He prefers Daly, as he is acquainted with him.

baying had an introduction when thority. As far as Mr. Kedington, the Tke Flsteo. Full line of best steel and inbber frame eyeglasses and spectacles lower than any house can sell them paying high rent. Also, fine line of pocket cutlery, memorandum hooks, and stationery, circulating library.

The latest works received daily half price allowed for all books returned in ood order. T. R. Barns, Xinth and Broadway, and Serenth and Broadway. AlX kinds of upholstering and repairing at BWENSON A MfKKKIOX, Twelfth and Franklin.

Csusx Psics, hardware brokers, Importers and jobbers of iron and steel 1004 Broadway. wire, leather and rubber belt ing, and giant powder at Crane dXPrice's. Am u's imported French kid button, reduced to 75, actual value 7, at Ean Pablo avenue. XARfiVFr stock cf whips in Icm-b, ricit uiu areola ior fouu. I A he race did not take place.

'A race between trotter Ed and pacer Weigle wo the fiext event. Ed won the race in first heat in 21; Weigle second heat in Ed third and -The Kev. Josepkf Saaia, S. bavins ceased tobe President of BL Ignatius Col Director trom this wara, is concerned, ana wet with, tears, i Here is what that letter contained: A LKTTBB. I I am certain than he has been misled exciting, though in the end all the competitors won, which made a satisfactory conclusion to the sport.

The race, which continued all day, was to the Grand Central saloon, 18 Third street, where charming little rooms, excellent liquors, and fine cigars are sup- Jit was on this coast last winter. lege, the Kev. nenry imooa, a. waa There were two fir alarms yesterday' One waa In a pile of refuse lute on the cast shore of the estuary. The firemen could do nothing with the jute, which was soaked with oil, but succeeded in savins; an adjoining woodpile.

The second alarm was lor a fire in a house at the corner of-Twenty-fourth street and San Pablo avenue, occupied by a gentleman named MtUer-mott. Damage nominal. and that if he will calmly reflect upon Darling George: When you receive this elected to succeed mm. Expensive tev Drop. and consider this! whole matter he will arrive at a very different opinion from 4 ...40 11 4 4 27 17 13 hit, Downey; First base on er- 11, K.

A O. K. I. Struck jnuin, Zeiss 2, Goneher 1. Kipp 1, off Downey 1, Kipp 1, feucy 1.

SeoU eff Gonaher, Kt-ed 1. ol Downey, he it on ba.es Athenians 6, K. bans, Creeley 4. Wild uiM-r 3, Janmn 2. Umpire D.

'lime ot game 2h. 15m. KIBOB 6AXXS. -cinals defeated the Clintons by a score of 15 to 7. Tho ere Bnms and Clipper and Taker.

Fred Ciippej a n. Tie, making two home 'it, and a tingle, lie (. -rfr. Now that Morgan and Crosby -have been released, it would be well for the manager ot the Greenhood and Morans to sign them at once. They constitute I will be a corpse.

I cannot exists any lourtn neats in and 2 Th Klaairaa Arain longer. Concealment is no longer that he now noias. i thin that it- Mr. Daniel Hugbes, th "love drop" peddler, Doaiertle Sewlaj 1' 1 Psser Pstterss ksve tf-r i 1062 I3HO.VX3 jSl Side. brHWra 1 i a i I nf I I il trT i l.

isi i i Fowler must be removed Mrs. Hawk i A few days ao Martin and Johannah possible. The thought of having my sham one of the best batteries on this coast. has paid 992 (th balance of his fine) Into M1CU WUUH8. On Xrlal For erjary Ma dig an were divorced.

Yesterday Mrs. ins ought to be iremoved too the authority in the school should not be the City Treasury and has been liberated. proclaimed to the world renders me' almost frantic Why should there be such w. E. Lovejoy is on trial for perjury penalty? Oh George, how I have grown Van Haitren received very poor iup-rort yesterday.

At least one half of tho base hits credited against Mm should have been errors. This comes Madlgan filled up on liquor and disturbed her husband's peace. From several hundred dollar which she had In her hii iiis rtiiaUYes put np tne money for him. A Stalest Baseball before Judge Hamilton and a jury this divided. other oprsioyg.

to love youl Why waa It 'not my- fate to have been your wife, rather than what I am? What will my folks sayT I had a for. I am sending! two children to the Demand tar Paper. th the "suit of James A. Hickey agsins Charles A. Kenney et aL, the defendant, P.

Dyer, baa filed a demand for copy oi the alleged accounts of M. W. Fox, NV Wetmore, A. X. Car Till, mentioned In the Complaint.

afternoon. The prosecution proposes to show that Lovejoy testified falsely during the trial of the Todd will contest. J. C. Irem players trying to make a record.

ebeputup 126 bail, and this morning denied that she had either been drank or a On Saturday some one stole from Rohan, who lives at 525 Eighth street, bis Tribnne baseball suit. The detectiyee are Prescott school, and I am perfectly JJcr.fe Clements won the game for the will be tried on W'ednes- Martin was the first witness called th is ai ooaing tnat mgnt. jn! wny aja not be guided by it? Iarllng George, I am very unhappy, tfy future has ngt turned out disturber, ttuy. G's I An.ensaua Saturday, iXe wore the satisfied with a principal, ivrnoon. working on tne cue..