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OAKXAKB ATXY EVENING THIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAHCTI 29, 1888. 8 so numerously signed that it affords Kew To-Pay. Beal Estate. FOR ABDILDIHG. GOOD AND BAD, PROFITABLE IMPBIONMEXT.

Mrs. I McGllley Goes out Better Dreaspd Than Bhe Went In. MtsL McGilley of San Francisco came to Oakland yesterday and drank too much whhky. She was arrested, placed in the cell of Mrs. Bridget Sharkey and Mrs.

Mary Geary, the former a drunkard and the latter a keeper of a doggery. When she appeared before Justice Henshaw this morning she began a tale ot "I just cum over from San Francisco to see a frien', au' tak a drap, an' I wiut never here afore, an I've a family depindint upon me, so I have, an' 111 never be here again, if you'll just let me go this wanst, so I will, jrer Honor, an' I'll go right back to Eaa Francisco, oaly you'll let me go this wanst," After' Justice Henshaw had found that the woman had never been in his court before he told her to eo away, which she did with alacrity. When the prisoners were returned to their cells after court adjourned, there was a commotion in the women's apart-ni-uiti "Where's Mrs. McGilley?" asked Mrs. i fcharkey and Mrs.

Geary, all together. "She's gone." "Oh 1 the sowl av her 1 Where's me shawj?" screamed Mrs. Geary. "Ah' me best dress! Where it? where is it? I'm a rooinJ woman," moaned Mrs. Sharkey.

"She wanted ter mak er respechtable appearance in the coourt, she did. uh the black hearted draggle trap that she is. An' the Judge let her go, did be? Let that thing go and locks up such as us! An' my shawl! Let that go. did he? jAn' Mrs. Sharkey's dress! What rights 'e got ter Jet other folkses' clothes go, I'd 'like ter know.

We'll have Ibim arristed, so we will!" Mrs. McGilley had gone 'out of jail better dressed than when she entered CO-OPERATIVE CO LONY! I Is Positively unsurpassed for choice location. Abun- clance of Water, Fertility of Soil. No Fever. No Malaria.

Delightful Climate and land that needs no irrigation inepnee oi tne Jana is Jow auy easy. 40 ACRE TRACTS. Sold 300 down, balance in 5 years. You get the benefit of a sure and positive rise in the I value of land and at the same time can have vines or fruit i trees planted and cared for by a practical orchard ist at Cost, payable by monthly installments, i ORANGES, LEMONS, LIMES, FIGS, OLIVES GRAPES, and all kinds of fruit grow to perfection, and each tract faces on an avenue lined with shade trees. This is certainly I AN INVESTMENT That beats anything in the State.

You have not to give i lip your business to attend to it, but in few years it is a comtortable home, with a GOOD ANNUAL INCOME For its fortunate possessor ELMORE Is located in the great Sacramento valley, Tehama county, jhree miles from the thriving town of Kirk wood, on tne main overland line, California and Oregon Railroad. Ten uiiics iium icuaLor otaiiiuru six hours from San Two trains each way daily. For Circulars and Full 464 NINTH STREET. Near HO, FOR THE fThe Tropics convincing proof that tbe majority op pose the unworthy gossip that has been circulated concerning ber. I IBB RAILROAD STRIKE.

The Burlington People Bay They Are All Right. i Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune Zby Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company Chicago, March 23. The Burlington road is steadily lecovering from the switchmen's strike, ami brought In sixty-six cars of grain yesterday and a number of full trams of lire stock Jto day. An official says that the passenger train service is satisfactory and they have secured all the men needed. A statement in the morning papers regarding the deception practiced in hiring men at other points i is denied as absolutely false.

The Burlington company received information to-day, that fifty of their switchmen-at Creston, had quit work. Their places are reported filled by conductors and brakemen. NAKED AND STARVING. Two Million Cbineao Left Daatltuta by th Yellow River Flood. Excluiive Telegram to The Tribune by Paeific Postal Telegraph Cable Company.

i Lokdn. March 29. Tbe latest advices from China say that the crisis in Horan is past and that the distress of tbe people is appalling. Two million persons are; utterly destitute. The nearest towns are invaded by hordes of naked and starving refugees from flooded districts, who.

like swarms of locusts, are devouring everything. a DISMISSED. The Man Who Let Oat Burglar Crain IgHimaelf Let Oat. Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by Pacific Fatal Telegraph Cable Company. Sab Frakcisco, March 29.

Deputy Sheriff M. Montagae, who allowed Cracksman Crain to escape from the County Jail yesterday, was discharged by Sheriff McMann this morning. DEPUTY MAK8HALS Indicted by tho Boaton Grand Jury for Exacting Illegal Fees. Xjt.Kii' Telegram to The Tribune by Paeife Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Boston, March 29.

Deputy Marshal W. D. Post and Deputy Poole were indicted by the Grand Jury on charges of making illegal and excessive fees in United States Marshal Banks's office. Marshal Banks and Deputies Gallupe and Snow were exonerated. A NATIONAL FUNERAL.

The Special Train With Chief usttce Waito'a Remain. Exclusir Telegram to The Tribune by Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Toledo, 0. March 29. The special train with the remains of Chief Justice Waite, the members of his family, the associate justices of the Supreme Court, and the United States committees, representing the respective houses of Congress, arrived here at 9 :35 o'clock this morning.

CANADIAN AFFAIRS. Lanadowne Must Go A Detective Sen- 'tenced. Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by i Paeific Postal Telegraph Cable Moktrial March 29. Judge Baby sentenced Ex-Detective Fahey to fourteen years in the penitentiary this morning for refusing to entertain an application for a reserved cause. Ottawa, March 29.

It was definitely decided last week that Lord Lansdowne is to leave Canada. Many preparations are being made for a banquet in the Senate Chamber before he goes. Mr. Van Karen, Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by Paci He Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Sasta Cnrz, March 29.

Last evening Mrs. Smith T. Van Buren, th? widow of the late President Martin Van Buren, and" her daughters of New York arrived and are at the Pope i I ALAMEDA. A Suggestion That the City Fnrehaae Faaaking'a Park. The Sunday school of the Presbyterian Church will'have a picnie naxt Saturday at the southern terminus of Sherman street.

i Xrs. Charlotte Moebng, mother of F. G. -Moebus. died in this city yesterday.

be was 8 year of age and a native of Germany. i A mepting'of the Alameda Improvement Affociation wiil be held this evening in H. P. MoreaJ office. A large attendance ia expected.

It has been sucgested that the city acquire the old Fasskiog Park property at Grand street station, and utilize the large building on it for a city hall. The building which waa once used as an hotel has been vacant for over a year. SEEKIXG DAMAGES. Fcraona Who Claim They Vera Damaged by a Restraining Order. J.

B. Lamar as executor of the estate of Nancy Williams, deceased, has commenced auit in the 8nperior Coart against Edward Rots and Richard T. Pope to recover 000, and Charles Kraua has tned the tame defendants for $1000. The complaints allege that defendants were damaged for the inmi named by a restraining order obtained by defendants, preventing them forelling property in Kern county. BATTEBY IN LIYERMOKE.

Beverend Father Powers Fined SI 50 by a Justice of the Louis SchafTer, a Deputy Sheriff living at Livermore, was in Oakland this morning and I states that the Rev. Patrick Powers of IJ verm ore who was arrested on charges of battery upon Daniel and Patrick Hartigan, was found guilty and fined '0 in one case, and $100 in the other. It is stated that the priest will appeal to the Superior Court from the judgment of the Justice's Court. joxes has, another fit. He Ia Found on the Floor of His Cell Writhing In Pain.

George Jones, who was once convicted of the murder of Lorenzo' Dntil, had another fit this morning In his cell ia the Ctunty About 7 o'clock, as Trusty Cbarnpeney i was making his rounds It discovered Jonei lying on the floor la hia cell writhing in pain. The old man had been taken with an epileptic fit and fallen out of bed. i He Owns a College B.H.Kaha of the firm of Kahn Brothers has purchased the California Medical College property on Clay street, between Tenth and Eleventh. He paid $15,000. The build lng Is three stories high, and the lot ia 12x100.

Mr. Kahn will change the name of the building to California Hall. Re bought the property aa aa investment The prop erty waa soia tnrongn tne omce of w. Camroxu i Lancaster His Case. Ia tbe wait of Joseph against Charles end Ettelle Acxerman to quiet title to a lot on Willow street, Judge Gibson haa lend red Judgment In faror of the defendants.

Previous to the trial of the Ackerraan divorce case ths wife filed a hemertead on the property. Ackerman claimed that trerloca tt the Ci.ngof the homestead be bad cisl the property to Lancasirr. in Appropriation $890,000 for San Francisco. Tbe Hills Tariff Bill Submitted to tbe Full Committee. General Terry Wants to' Be Betirsd Because of III Health Floods in tie South.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS DI6PATCBE3. Appropriation Increased. WASHiNtioN, March 29. The Senate to day pasaed the bill Increasing the ap propriation for the site of a public build ing in Ban Francisco to $850,000. Senator Stanford called the bill up and It was passed without debate or opposition.

Balnstorms and Flooda. Birmingham, March 29. The great rainstorm continues. The country ia flooded and all the water courses are un precedently swollen. Fear for the Lancaster.

WasHixdTON, March 29. -The United States man-of-war Lancaster has not been heard of for an unusually long time. The Lancaster left Montevideo January 17th for Gibraltar, where she was to join the Mediterranean squadron. It was expected that the voyage would take, fifty, days, but this is the seventieth day since she started. Only twenty days' provisions remain on board.

Prior to leaving Monte video tbe Lancaster's boilers were said to be in such a bad condition that they conld sot be used, and It was thought she would have to sail a cood part of the way. Ad miral Porter has a son on board. The Lancaster may have stopped at St. Helena, which is cut off from cable communication. Foreign Flag Halting.

New York, March 29. The question of flying foreign flags on the City Hall is not settled yet. Tbe resolution adopted by the aldermen taking control of the flag raising must be signed by Mayor Hewitt to become effective. It is probable he will veto it. Indian Affairs.

Washinctok, D. March 29. 14 is reported that Commissioner of Indian Affairs J. D. C.

Atkins will resign his office within the next three months, i Major General Terry's Health. Washikctojj, March 29. Major General Terry has written a personal letter to tbe Eecretery of War saying that he is in bad health and requesting to be ordered before an army retiring board. i The Tttilla Tariff Bill. Washington, March 29.

The majority report in favor of "he Mills Tariff bill was submitted to the Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee this morning. The minority can now prepare a report against the bill if they desire to do eo. It is stated that the Tariff bill will be reported to the Home Monday. A MODEL STABLE. The Sew Flan of Bnsineaa and Xew Carriages of A.

Gates. A. Gates tbe popular liveryman of Oakland withes to notify his friends and patrons that his new stable in the large brick building at the cormr of Thirteenth and Franklin street is now completed and ready for inspection and for business. His stable has all the latest improvements and conveniences. It is elegantly fitted up for the comfort of the men and horses.

Mr. Gates is a thorough horseman, and his fondness for 'horses insures kind and careful treatment Of fine horses. Therefore his horses have the best of care by the best of stablemen. Mr. Gates also has some new car riages just arrived from Miller of iiuincy.

111., who built them expressly for this stable. One is a wagon ette or landau, the finest ever brought into Oakland. It will be kept in the stable subject to orders. Mr. Gates will take pride showing any one through his stable, and the trip is an interesting one to any person who cares to see tine norses and carnages.

THE OAKLAND STABLES Have Recently Been Purchased by M. F. Davis. The Oakland stables are located at 3( and 370 Eighth street, between Franklin and Webster. M.

F. Davis has purchased the stables, and is prepared to furnish the public with first class stylish turnouts in the livery line. This stable affords large accom modations lor boarders. Mr. JJavis feeds the best of Liyermore hay and heavy crain.

using no chop feed or shorts whatever, and giving special at tention to boarders ana transients Horses bought and sold at all times, Telephone 33S for prompt response. OVERLAND EXCUESIOSS. A. Phillips (Jo's excursions to all Eastern points leave Oakland April 12th and 2Mb. and Mar 10th.

Tourists' sleeping cars to Kansas City without change. Sleeping accommodations furnished through to Boston, Mass. lowest rates of fare; experienced attendants, ana porters. Geo. B.

Skamak, Agent. 12th and Broadway. Ezense Me Dear sir, if I take up your time for a few moments. But you will find it worthy of your notice. Your trade is valuable to me, and if low prices and honorable treatment will secure it shall do my very best.

My line of goods for young men has been the talk of the If von desire to Bave money vou will find it to tout ad vantage to trade with roe. My spring styles in overcoats are the prettiest ever seen on tne coast. A. Steis, Emporium of Fashion, Broadway uu uuiinuiu skrceis. Tbk Oakland Journal is the only and largest circulated German newspaper in this and surrounding counties it is therefore the best advertising medium.

and every business house should consult its own interest and use its columns. Office, corner Seventh and ebster streets. Oakland The Eclectic System of Shorthand. The greatest speed obtained in the shortest time, and your notes quickly ana easuy react, wnea taught correctly, and that is done at IfXVt Ttrnad- way tover Bank). Uisa M.

B. Price, I'nncjcal. To Whom It May Concern. My trife, Mary Godfrey, having left my bed and board, I take this legal method of notifying the public generally, and tradespeople in particular, that. I wiil no longer be responsible for any debts which she may contract.

Oeoege uodfkky. 961Market Street, Oaklakb, March 1888. (Examiner man Calicopj.) LOST WEDSESSaT KVHSIXG, March 2th. taw) hi breastpin; imitation a tooT kafrd wbii clover. wUa diaasood in tfce center.

ievr Dleaaertara to ton omco aid receive rewaid. sir29-lwx Its Checkered Hews of a Day From Eieryibers. EcyJ Confesses All Aleut th3 CertiScates, A Labcm'i Effeetire Suicide Em-psrer Frederick Takes a Walk A Fire at Salwa, Or. San Fkajscisco, March "29. William A.

Boyd, the Customs Inspector awaiting trial for trafficking in Chinese return certificates, was placed on the stand tiiis morning in the case of F. D. Ciprico, being tried for the same offense, and. created a sensation by making a complete confession of the whole matter. iie stated mat lnsDeuiuns viunco.

McLean, Kipp, and himself entered into a conspiracy in 1S84 to send one A. Hicz to China to sell the certificates to Chinese who desired to enter the United States. Accordingly, on Janu ary 10, 1885, Hinz sailed for Hongkong, taking with him a large number of certificates. They were soon disposed of, and more were forwarded. The tcntnre proved an extremely profitable one, and the selling of certificates i i il.

ik. arrests were made. Boyd made his confession on being assured that all charges against him would be dismissed. Boyd said that he, Ciprico, McLean, and Kif met on several occasions at xvst street, ucit xvearuy. auct several discussions it was agreed that ths- proceeds from the sal of these certificate and others shotdd i tr 312 to himself, and $5 or $7 each to Kipp and McLean.

This agreement was considered satisfactory to all concerned. Boyd then explained how the conspirators obtained possession of so many certificates to send to China. Hundreds of Chinese were sent to the unxnese registration omce at tne Custom House Chinese who had no ntjanHfin nf (Miner hark- Chinn. They got the white tags in the same way as they get them now. Boyd then xuaue out me rea certiucaies ana naa them sicnprl in the remls.r wv TT then trot the white tasrs from the Chinese who had registered and who had no idea of fgoinz to China.

These white tags were turned in at the Custom House; as evidence that the Ce'estials had departed, and the red certificates remained in the hands of the conspirators, to be sent te China at nese and the men at the Mail dock were in the 'scheme. As manv as a hundred certificates were obtained in this manner with the departure of every steamer. These certificates went to Honekons? and were sold, ana many unmeso were lauded here on them. After Hinz went to China certificate? were sent to mni to be disposed of. Ciprico, McLean, and Kipp were cognizant of what was done.

The steamer that followed the City iof Peking, which departed on January 10, 1885, carried a big batch of these certificates. 'Ciprico sent them', but 4lAtr n)l Vnnr tUa-wr Hinz was sent as many as 500 or 600 certificates in all after his departure lor Hongkong, and the money was returned for division. A NEW ZEALAND STORM Higb. tYinda and, Tidal Waves Do Their Work. I Jxelwiw Cablegram to The Tribune by Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company.

Lohdos, March 29. Much damage' Itaa been caused in the north and south islands of New Zealand by a heavy storm with high tides and a tidal wave: Telegraphic communications are interrupted." Railway traffic has been suspended on account of the damage done to the BOUND TO DIE. A Firm Laborer Cuts Hia Throat and Jump Into a Tank. Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune bp Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Sah Jose, March 29.

At the Murphy imach, eighteen miles south of ban Jose, this morning the dead body of a man ramed Zambron was found ii a tank with hia throat cut. He first cut His throat and then jumped in. He had formerly been employed at the ranch and had been drinking heavily late. It is thought that the act was committed while he was crazy with liqnor. He was seen last night, and told a man at the ranch that the officer were after him.

He was 35 years of age, and fca 1 no relatives known. FJ KEATSAIEM, A furniture etery Burned to the Ground. i Exclusive Telegram to The Tribune by Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Salem, March 29. This morning at 2 o'clock the chair factory leased by Mount McMillen was burned to the ground.

The loss on stork is about $3000, insured for $1500 in Gilbert Bros agency. The braiding is owned by the folio wine stockholders: Stanley interest, $5000; Fleidner, a Portland barber, R. M. Wade $1000; it. M.

Wade, $1000; Williams England, $1300; Oren Barker, 1500; William Ladi Bush, $1000; Nex Bush, $500. There was no insurance. A W1IX Emperor Frederic oat of Doers Tne Empress. Exclusire Cablegram to The TrtouncbyPacifc Potal Telegraph Cable Company. Eeelik, Mnh 29.

The Emperor yesterday temoon took a short walk in the castle park, accompanied by the Empress, the Princess, and Dr. Mao-kenzi. The Emperot also Etood a long time itt an open doorway, enjoying the fresh air. The doctors are of opinion that another loosening of the cartilage i immiuent. The Emperor appeared a window of Charlottenburg Palace in undress uniform yesterday, and was heartily cheered.

The Emperor will present Doctor Alackenrie with a gracious au-tog aph letter with an imperial decoration, which he intends to bestow upon him. The address of the women of Xerlin to the Empress Victoria is being A CALIFORNIA SUCCESS A Local Wate That Hag Effected i Maty Wnderful Cures. JETnA MiKxbaIi Water Kan Francisco, February ft, I had been Uanbled for two veavs with liver and kidneys, and sluggish nlotuacb. Having beard favoiable reports ofvour Aetna Soda 1 tried atoms nf It, and I have no hesitancy in laying it baa effected a complete cure. very Kiweituivyutirs, O.

W. SHERMAN, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco. Iakiuet 10. 1838. had suffered for years from rheumatism In my ankle Joints and feet, when I was induced to use vour mineral water.

I foond it of Kreat benefit I may aay In fact that it has cored me. aa I bave passed tbrouicb tlila winter witbtal a touch of my oM complaint. 100 California street, San Francisco. A CHE, CBISP, EFFEBVESC1 a NATIBAL i BI.1EEAL WATEB. A certain cure for all Over and KlOnev Troubles, and ia astonishingly effective in caaes of it alalia, Dyspepsia, and General Debility.

Price per case, ptbttls (bottles returned 81 SO 1 doz qts In ess for shipping; (bolls lucid) ii 25 Frice per case ot 60 qi bttla (bonis lucid) 7 fitt AISA MIMBAl'wATEB OF-FICK, 613 Montgomery St an Francineo OAKLAND OFFICE, 76 Eighth Street. CATARRH PCSITIYELY CURED WILSONS Inkier THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL HOME TREAT 11 EST for CATABRH, ASTHMA, DEAF KESS, HEADACHE, I OLDS, and aU throat bronchial, and long troubles. Tbe only adver tised remedy Indorsed by the medical profession. Over 600 personal references In Alameda county. Tbe cost is bol 'i 60, with medicine and piescrlptiona.

Free tests. Established 1882. Address M. WILSON, JK29 Kearny Street. San Franciaeo.

BROOKLYN BREWERY, CORKER 1 Avenue and East 14th Street, i EAST OAKLAND. The undersigned reapectfully announces to bis friends and tbe public at large that it will be bis aim to brew the purest Beer and Porter of first cia quality, to be delivered free to all parts of the city as well as to tbe country. JGHM SCHCENFELDER, Proprietor. AUBURN, PLACER C3UNTY. FOR RENT OR FOR SALE, A good dwelling partially furnished; nine rooms.

bath. hot and cold water: rent fib: would exchange for Oakland property; is Hooded on tbe UHchell Block, opposite tbe ciurtboiise: will be eventnauy vainai.ie oust property. Apply to W.W. BLOW, i 464 Ninth street. BITTERICR'S PATTERAS Send For Catalogue.

TAFT tfc PENNOYER. 1163 and 1165 Broadway. Louisville Restaurant AMD ESTER PARLOR 010 Broadway, Oakland. The neatest ail beet reatanrai la Oaklaad Open day and lebt. Private roums for ladies JQBK Sl.AVlCM, rroprietor.

Order to Show Cause "Why Order of Sale of Beal Estate ShcnldlTot Be Made. TJi THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE J. county if Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of George H. Livingston, deceased.

Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate shouKi not be made. Julie N. Livingston, tbe administratrix of tne i estate 01 ueorge m. Livingston, accessed, having filed ber petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order ot sale of a portion of the real estate of said de ceased, for the DrrDoses therein set It is further ordered by the said court that all persons interested In the estate of saia aeceasea appear Detore tne saia Superior Court on Monday, the 7th dav of May, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at tbe courtroom of Department Ko. 1 Probate of said Superior Court, at the Courthouse in Oakland, In tbe county of Alameda, State oi cauioroia, to snow cause wny an oraer should not be granted to the administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the taid deceased as shall be necessarv: And that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks in The Oakland Daily Evening Tribcnk, a newrpaper printed and pub- linea in saia county.

Dated March 29, a. JSS8. N. HAMILTON, I Jndcre of the Superior Court, Too Late for Classification. WASTED FOR 2 TEARS: 5vVV good security given, money to be lnveneo to Dime new noue.

a duress u. u. care of Tkibuse office, Oakland. uir2C-lwx rro HOO RAISERS-BERKSHIRE boar. months old.

for sa. A poly to bCHlLLUAAS, tbe Furniture Deiler, 403 Eleventh street. GEXDIXG GOAT, PERFECTLY gentle, alro barness and wagon, for sale rbeap. Pee It at H. SCHKLLHAAS Mam moth Furniture 'ana Carpet Kooms, 40fc jueventn etre-t.

mnt-iwi SAIE-OMNIBCS OR STAGE: -F will carrv 24 nerDle. Inanfre at 11. H. CCHELLHA AS', Dealer in Btove. Lamps and Tinwcie.

4V8 Eleventh street. mrZp-Iwx OITTJATIOX WANTED BT AN EX perience gardener to do work by the day in smau gardens. Address a. omce. mr29-Iwx CITVATIOH WASTED BT ATOOKO maa to do about twa or three hours' work In the morning and evening.

Address M. C. tms omce. mrzu-iwx WANTED IMMEDIATELY IJP A family of two adults, a girl to do coak lug and lirht housework waxes $15. Apply at 1169 Tenth avenue, corner Fifteenth street.

East Oajslaod, between 1 and o'clock this afternoon, mrzy-atx TTfAKTED A EE GOOD SOLICI If ters to reprasent the BuHalo Mutual Accideat and Bick Benefit Association. Rational Building Loan and Protective Union, aid the satiooal Assurance society or tne KepubJlc: large inducements: no experience required; try us; call between tbe hoars of ana r. at icus urusn, ociweea Ban i atue avenue ana Twemy-eecona atreet, uax land, Cal. rOK SALE CHEAP A HORSE, TOP buesy.and harnesa.1125; a gentle borse, good traveler; a lady haa been need to haraes and drive with ber children. Apply at 61U Twelfth street, between urove ana jerterson, mr29-2wx A IteSPECTABLECOCNTBTOIRL axi wisbiDK to attend school may nave a good borne (ErcUsb family) ia exebanco for belD la bowesork, Address a Postoffice, iWKtann.

mrawwi GOOD HOME FOB, GENTLEMEN Reomsaod board in a private tanuly. In a very desirable Beia-bborbeod. For in- lormatioB aoareea n. one, miinwj "ANTED A TOTJKO GIBL TO AS aist with children and do light house work. Apply as IttiS Myrtle sareet.

mrx-iwx ASC1T OF BCNNY, PAHTLT ICR. awbed rooms to let to parlies wiibeat Cbuareav AVP'J at elk i idiu as. mnv-iu EASTERN VISITORS, ATTENTION 1 TBE8AN DIEGO DEVELOPMENT COMPAN Y. Acknowledged to lie the leading Institution of tne klad in southern California, kaa 1 he rlnpi Ye handling; of the vaat tracts of fertile acre propertjr belonging to the GKKAT FUME COMPANY, tbe oaly landa wmcved of a and terms of sale exception COLONY uwu acre viuevaru. i Particulars, apply to I Broadway, Oakland, Cal SOUTHLAND! i of the West 1 P.O.

BOX lit i Tenth Street. The awpply bejng drawn from the inexhaustible mountain tidea of thia eiS-IUs) water -way. Iff For inforrcation regarding anything appertaining to soatbern California, inquirers arc invited to apply, either personally or by letter, to the SAr DIEGO DKVELOPMENT COMPANY, HARRY I. WILLEY 1 GENERAL MANAfiEB Soalhwut roraer Sixth and atreeta, Saa Diecjo, Cal. it.

Mrs. Bather's Family Allowance. Mrpj Jane K. 8ather this afternoon tiled a petition in the Superior Court, wherein she. kseerts that by the provikions of he will of Pedar Sather, deceased, the sum of $6000 was bequeathed to her as a family allowance and that the full amount has been paid to her bi the executors of the estate.

She gays she believes he ia entitled to a continuance of the allowance until a final distribution of the estate, and atks that an order be made allowing her $500 a month to be paid out of the estate. Suddenly Stricken. This morning about 6:30 o'clock Captain Z. P. Cickerson, who lives on the corner of Twenty-third avenua and East Sixteenth Btrectj, was stricken with apoplexy and has been in an unconscious condition ever aincej Hia physicians (tiye but liuit nope of bis recovery, although hia pulse ia almost normal and he seems sensitive of pain.) Captain Xickcrson is 60 years of age, and has lived in Oakland twenty yearnl He was formerly captain of a whaling vessel, but of late years has been engaged in the business of a contractor ana real estate agent.

Did Mot Dare Stand Sentence H.C. Bentz, alias Senram, who endeavored to embrace Miss Lapaze against her will, did nob dare to face Justice Henshaw for sentence this morning, and so forfeited $20 bail. The charge of disturbing the peace, booked against him, was dismissed because no one appeared to swear to tbe complaint. Death of J. W.

Gardner. James W. Gardner, for several years con nected with tbe Pacific Press Publishing Houe, this city, died at Nordho.T, Ventura county, Wednesday, Uarch 'Ma. The remains will be broucht to Oakland for in terment. Funeral services will he held at the Seventh Day Adventists house of corner Twelfth and Brush streets, Saturday, Aiarcn ttist, at clock.

Th vnnwniA all.nJ 19 muiuju juaiuu auaiiu-: .1 L. oned techhica iCai aeiense. xie enrereu a piea Ity, and will be sentenced to-mor-Stoger is the barkeeper of "Tbe 1. tl. I 1 of giilty row Wieland i ti on i nnTi I.

I i tt 1 1 I Fraiik If riTiitpr tbfl flnlinilr. nnd he sold iiiuor on election day. fThe 9mith-3IcGiIlivray Race. A printer's error in yesterday's edi- tion made it again appear that the row- IDS ljace between William Mc3illivray and jl-eon l. Sniitn will come on on fcSnnfl av.

The race is to be rawed at 4:30 o'clock on next Saturday after noon A Widow's Prayer. Julia JJ. Livingston, the widow of tbe late Ceorge II. Livingston, has petitioned the Super lor Court for a family allowance of 200 a month, to be paid out of the estate ef her husband in order that she may properly provide for herseil and children, Chrlstlaasen'a Funeral Th afternoon John Christiansen, J. L.

gardener who shot himself oa Sunday, was bnried from Dania II all, at the. corner of Eighth street and Broadway, The iuneral waa nnder the auspices of tbe Society Dania, of which he was a mem ber. He Neglected His Wife. Hairy J. Lyons was this afternoon granted a divorce from Lazare Lyons on the ground of willful neelei-t.

The plaintiff was a) lowed 30 a month alimony and 10 counsel tees. Married in Court. Justice Ogtien yesterday united in marriage Robert Edward Schcllerof Sau Francisco and Annie Johanna Donovan, also of tan raucisco. Daisy Walker's Condition. Daisy Walker, the little girl who was so terribly burned on Tuesday evening by an explosion ot cost on, is resuug easier to day tnan yesterday.

Medical Services. G.H. Stockam has sued W. D. Lawton.

in Jv stice Ogden's court, for $112 50 for a doctor's bill. Hattle Gets Her Divorce. Judge Gibson this morning granted Hat- tie Karon a divorce from Charles C. Eaton on the ground of cruelty. ADMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION SALE.

Per Order of E. D. Morgan, Admlnis trator of Kstata of W. G. Fuller- ton, Deceaaed, by C.

W. Kinaey Saturday, March 31t, at 10:30 O'clock, at Salesrooms, 1114 and 1118 Broadway, Conitmsiutr the following personal property, one set of drafting tools complete, one elegant revolver and ease, Efty -eight volumes books, one music box, one liquor case, two boat moaeis, cioimng. one Dauery, truna ana contents, stationery, etc. XIEM9 Cash. C.

W. Kihset, General Auctioneer. R. Girakd, 1159 Broadway, has added to his piano and orean denart- ruent all the popular 10 cent editions of sheet mnsic. Why pay 50 cents to 75 cents for music when one can buy the same for 10 cents Catalogue given ixee.

Anetion Price. Udv at auction sale: "What, 19 for that lcur.ee! Why I bought one of ECHtLLHAAb for16 60, and even better than that." I He Will Bo Crowned. Erbferor Frederick will ba cro arned in June next as King of Prussia, as the dispatches say. On the occasion he will be attired in a handsome suit of clothes obtained fr a mail sum at the New York Mii-fit Clothine Parlors, 23 Grant avenue, in San Francisco, WEST COAST LAND COMPANY CONTINrED EXTRAORDINARY BCCCES8 20,600 Acres' SoTl. in iscventeen months in subdivisions averaging about 80 acres, toover 300 rami lies and amounting to 9700,000.

88,000 acres to be closed out this year without nj general advance in prices. A Iltlio over one year this immense body of land was a wilderness, not hariris; a permanent habitation. It is now dotted with farm, ha mes, with an expenditure of 835,000, In publle school Improve- menta, the planting cfSOO.OOO olivet and 1,000,000 vines, th present season. Lais Obispo County, at present ternainas of tbo Southern Paci tie -Bailway. A GBAKD NATURAL PABK.aad in climate, location, quality, and price-far surpassing any other section of tbe Suae.

Specially adapted to the production ot heal, cats, barley olives, raisiks, wine and all deciduous frails. RICH SOIL, JtO WabTE, SUFFICIENT SAIHrAIX, HO IBBI61TI0N. Average price f25 sn acre: terms At years. 6 per east. These lands are selliog raa-idly and parties interested in having a home ia one of ths finest sections of the State -and on the through overland railway, should exaaalas and select at eoce.

Take Sonta- ern Pacific Railway at Ban Francisco, ts Templetoa in 8 hours. Apply to or address C. H. PHILLIPS, Manas, JKS" Eend for catalogue and maps Templeton, Oa, TKI.ZPBOKB 41. Mil rJJillinerv Department THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Karch 29th, 30th, Broadway and M.

S. SMITH GO. EASTEE CAEDS AM) East Side, 1154 BROADVAY, Bet. 13th and Uth CHANDLER 1105 DEALERS III EDOXS STATIONERY. I.aallc rim Parse.

Kmtm Pr 1 Hw Deal. Plstaaa Alhaaan all Klast ialatak Bekai mt All Bias. arxxriT Oj rsscm. TaiLevm. CILANDI.EK 1105Brsa4way..