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OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888. Miscellaneous. SAIN FRAKClJSCU. Miscellaneous. Educational.

A SITE SELECTED. WEAK NERVES fiK titv loitpntrwD Is NeryeToBtc which nevtr falls. Containing Celery and Coca, those wnn-dmful stimulants, It speedily cure all nervous disorders. RHEUMATISM A1 CojrpoTTwn purifies the bl'HKl. It drives out the lacllo aca, wt.

ich cinees Uh'uraatism, and restores organs to a healhy cnntit1on. The true remedy for Uhctiuiattsin. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS i AIM t.KI.KftY I OMPOUND quiCfe. ly rcstoros the Jiver and kidneys to ppr.ectfceidth. Tin curative power, oombiue.1 win Its nerve tonics, la why th b.t remedy for all klJney DYSPEPSIA Taixk laLKCTCoMPorKSstrei).

gthers the Hum and quiets tha nervos be diKeu'lveorgans. Thin la whyitcu tseven the worst catc-s ot Iysp pst. CONSTIPATION 's ompotwt) rot ctlmric It Is a lsxailve. Riving easr snd nttnral notion to the bowels, licgularity sorely follows its use, Efcorr mended by professional and business men. Send for book.

Lot in tho Sixth Ward for a Schoolhouse. Antoiae Cbabot's Bequest for the Observatory. Important Basineis Rapidly Tranaacted at Meeting of tie Board of Education. The meeting of the Board of Education last evening" was short and sweet. Much work and little talking was done, and some time before curfew rung, striking terror to the hearts of the small boys, the board had adjourned.

The vexed question of the site for the Harrison school was settled, and the Sixth "Ward Improvement Association can now rejoice at the well earned success of hard labors. The matter of the State series of text books was started and the matter of deciding the legality of the abolition of the City fCppogifid ZSr: TJRES Nervous Prostration, Nervous Neuralgia, Nervous Weakness, and Liver D.aeasss, Rheumatism. Dys- 4t3gjai Headache, Stomach Price Sl.OO. Soli by Druggists Kidneya. WELLS, RICHARDSON PROP'8, BOYCE.

'fcpsla, and all affections cf tho HARRISON AT H0M Afll) ABROAD Krueckel's Exchange, 1154 Washington for the best drinks and cigars. Gus A. Roemer, Eclipse" saloon, 1450 seventh street, Center station, West Oakland, Cal. Gilt Edge liquors, Gilt Edge wines, Gilt Ede cigars at the Gilt Kdge Saloon, 913 Broadway, D.Jackson, proprietor. F.

Voorhees, manager. The White House Saloon, 471 7th street, just opened, A new stock of fine liquors, wines, and cigars. Peter Becker Co. R. T.

Donovan, formerly' of the Ga-lindo Exchange, has bought the interest of Edward Gill in the Bric-a-Brac Saloon, 503 Seventh street. 1 a looms worth $2 onlv 50 cents each at H.Schellhaas's, 408 Eleventh street. The Argonaut Saloon, 854 Broadway, Harm Inwall, proprietor, The best of everything shall be kept in stock. I For Bumgardner Rye of 1881, go to Thayer, 464 Eighth street. The Scott Wine Rooms, 4G4 Ninth has recently changed hands.

The best liquors and Icigars, with a first class hot lunch all day. F. Courant, proprietor. Gentlemanly bartenders. The best of goods at the Opera Saloon corner of Twelfth and Webster.

Erauw Allen. Wanted 1000 men to unload schooners at; the Cosmdwlitan Exchange, Temescal, T. D. Sullivan prop. Telephone 137., National Exchange, cor.

Tenth and Franklin streets. Edward Hanson, carries the best stock in the business. The Phoenix, John Fennessy, proprietor, fine wines, liquors, and cigars, southwest cor. Seventh and Broadway Frank Fldres extends an Invitation to the gentlemen of Oakland to stop and sample his fine wines. liquors, and cigars at Plaza Saloon, San Leandro.

J. C. Phillips. 915 Seventh street, Mar, ket street station, Oakland, Cal. Fine wines, liquors, and cigazs.

Billy Kohler's saloon, 479 Seventh st. Choice selected stock of wines, liquors, and. cigars. The celebrated Oakland Brewery beer and U. S.

lager on tap. For liquors that excel everything In their line, at 1401 Seventh street. James Tehaney, proprietor. Fine Old Stonewall WTusky and Hot Lunch dailv at The Office, 455 Eighth street. N.

Hanson, proprietor. The Gamhririus Saloon, 417 Seventh street. Fine wines, liquors, and cigars, and first class lodgings. M. Van Epen, proprietor, Telephone 320.

The fat, the lean, the. thin, the strong, all drink beer at the Oberon 1321 San Pablo avenue. Schlitz' celebrated Milwaukee Beer on draught at 468 Twelfth street. C. H.

Kncks and Hugo Fuegftl, Proprietors. Say, bovsj George Exchange is the place to get; god drinks. 477 Eighth street. I Wliolosalo andLRotail Grocors 41 1 TWELFTH STREET, NEAR CITY MARKET, OAKLAND, Importers of and for CHOICE GROCERIES, TABLE DELICACIES, NOVELTIES, and I CONDIMENT From all Parts Sole Agents for D. D.

WILDER'S DAIRY BUTTER, formerly known as 1. K. Baldwin's; also for J. M. Stephens's and J.

II. Green's. THIS DAY TO HAN I A large invoice of Eastern Coied HAMB, Small Eoce Specially Smoked for our SeWet Trade. 'If' 1 Quality. Quantity, and Price Guaranteed.

MORE TERRIBLE THAN WAR. Work, Ambition and Passion, cause more Agony of Mind and Body, an Destroy more Human jttln3 every year than All the Armies of the World. 1 of the Globe 7 -jf Ka aa a 0 boller) FLQSR, This Yi'oudcr of Motlrn Cuemistf is pronounced to bo unequalled for it power of t'ad vitality cf the loly, supplying all the essential con Btituent3 cf the Blood, Brain and Nci-ve Su'iwtarice, and for developing all the Powers and Functions cf jthe System, to the kighest degree. It octafcsa specific, Burpassiag all those of the present for the sje? aiftt permanent cure of ai derangement? of tho Nervous and Blood' Systems, Nervous Jpros-Nation, General Debility, llsntal and Physical Depression. Incapacity for Study or Business, Noises in the Head and Ears, I.

uSS 'Of Energy 'Appetite, jBei-ig a natural its c.nerjj.'smg effects 4-" follcved by crirreisor.dir.g but are Ferrahnent, zrA 4i-c fluently ihoTi, from the fcrst day of its admintetnic tioa, ly a Increase cf th.j Nervous Power, iih a feeling ol Vigor, StrenjtU v-A to vh'ch tho patient has loiybecA linaccnstomed. The nervous syiiiptoias 1 veil a3 the 1 unctionalDerangement. Sleep bceomef sviha At, tin same time tho patient gains flesh, the fe trues pf3.Heatii!i a atrikK." iprove'nciit the fare beccnes fuller, the Hps red, the eyes bihicr, thp c-lzin clear and healthy. The halt the head ar.d 'xdrd grjnsr fend strength, as also tho nailr, showing the imT.f.rt;ince of tho -'i tho medicine on tho organs nutrition. It gives back t(i tha hcraau tr.vctur, in r.

suitalile the Lively, Animating clement ot lifts which has been wasted, aud exerts an directly or the Brain, Marrow sd NerTons of a Nutritive, ier.lc an. I siccating therel-y cheel.iag nil wasting of the Ytal f'nid end "tho more Exhausth.e I'rocejsea jnaintaininf thzt Eziytist Cnergy the Brain and Musculo; System which renders tho LIind Cheerful, Happy, Brilliants and En- ergetio entirely overcoming that dull, inactive and diapositioa which nlany rrsous exj irijiice in all their action. Price, $1.50 per ROtttQi FOR SALE DY ALL DRUGCISTS. 5an Francisco. Wholesale Al (Sifting From tha Sandhill on the AT eat era side of the May.

Charles Anderson pleaded guilty of robbery. Deputy Surveyor Fogarty captures $3000 worth of opium. Lee Sam was convicted of robbery in Judge Murphy 's court. Big 1 Bertha will remain at San Antonio, ten days longer. The marriage between Lilian T.

and Theodore T. Cook is annulled. Judge Hunt will try Powell for the alleged murder of R. b- Smith. The; Lebanon Presbyterian Church wants to mortgage its property.

Four vessels, coal laden, from coast ports, arrived in port yesterday. George Hayes, convicted of pet'y larceny, sent to jail for three months. i Suit of United States vs. Charles McDonald, to recover $8K) 33, dismissed, Richard Cochrane and Patrick Carroll are tried.for reusing beer stamps. The Government libeled steamer Leader for $500 damages to a dredge.

The British ship Craigle Burn, bound to this port, put into Montevideo in distress. George Baker, who is associated with the Benson surveys, has withdrawn his suit. The steamer Novo will tow Von Schmidt's mammoth dredger to this port from San Diego. I Samuel T. Shreve, son of George C.

Shreve, committed suicide by shooting hiiuselt in the head. j. The Board of Supervisors allow A. E.1 Buckman additional time on his contracts for street worK. Captain Hay ward of! the steamer Mariposa presented by his employers with a handsome testimonial.

The district clubs provided for by the Republican County Committee's plan will be organized on the 18th inst. Tbe brig Percy Edward made the trip down to this port frcm Eureka in twenty-four hours steamer time. Suit brought by Marie E.Valentine to restrain S. D. Valentine and others from working the Big Oak Tree mine.

John Landers, charged with enticing Hattie Duncan from her home, held to answer before the Superior Court in $3000 bail. A Chinaman who arrived here on the City of Rio de Janeiro died on board the hulk Shenandoah yesterday of consumption. A Bare Opportunity. i Kcv. J.

II. Garnett and W. T. Fleenor I with a party of friends will leave the 18th in a special car, via th8 Sauta Fe route for the East. A few places are vacant which can.

be secured by calling on George B. Seaman, Twelfth and Broadway. A. C. ZECSfeB, collector.

Notes rents, and accounts promptly collected and remitted; 954 Broadway, room 5. Swkkt pure cream, 1307 Broadway. LYON not king of beasts, hill furni-ure king; Ninth and WashingnJh. 'I Tell You, Husband, I want Yo uto "Try It." I had suffered for years with a complaint the physicians called gravel, and they had given up the attempt to help me. My wife heard of Dr.

David Kennedy's Favorite Eemedy.niade at Jlond-out, N. and spoke as above. To please her Igotabottle. Used tbatand two or three more, and presently the trouble i vanished never to Washington Monroe, Catskill, N. All Druggists, $1.00 bottle.

Redington Agents. i Lehshaedt's molases' peppermints and buttercups are all the rage. Made fresh every day; 471 Fourteenth street, next to Postorfice. Extire new stock of boots and shoes at low figures for cash, at Broadway. Louis Jnrgens.

i I The Downing baby carriage, with parasol top at "Jones' Bazar. Fine Meats. Now is the timej to get choice meats at low prices at Samson's Market, 477 Eleventh and 1011 Washington 131. Saddle Horse for Sale. Apply at West's, 473 Twelfth street Spiritualism's Gain.

Spiritualism seems to be gaining faster each day, and greater tests and proofs are being given hourly. But the kind of spirits S. at Sol Broadway, deals in, are of the choicest flavor, such as foreign and domestic brandies, ales, porters, wines, and straight whiskies togethei with a stock of fine imported and American, cigars. Book, binding of every Magazines, music, and map mounting. Chas.

Burn ton. room 27, 859 Broadway Buy goods manufactured by the Wend-worth -Boot and Shoe sold by E. J. Murphy, W. H.

Nolan L. Friedman, M. H. Coffee, F. Senram J.

oung, K. Paulsen. "Wonder. Wonder. Straw hats.

flowers, and feathers: lowest prices at 1150 Broad way, i to Bekby 10C8 Broadway, for axle washers, axle and harness oil. i i Pianos and furniture" a specialty Whitney Co's Express, Eighth and Franklin. i Swessok Mikkelsejj will buy ycur forniture for cash; 3iil Twelfth street, corner Franklin. LYON CO defy competition. Koumiss on draught Sweetbriar Dairy, 1213 Broadway, Sweetbriar Dairy Depot.

1213 Broadway. Finest qualities of Point Reyes butter at lowest; market price. i Superb chocolates, pineapple and. butternut creams at Lehuharut's, next to Postoffice. Architect- Samuel Newsom, office 318 Phelan block, Market street, San Francisco.

Residence 1214 Webster street. Oakland Teic cents per gallon for skim milk 1367 Broadway. The agency of the New Home Sewing Machine wiJ be removed on or about April 2d to 1016 Broadway, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, Oakland. I j. Have yoa seen tne magnificent bed rocru sets at E.

Hook's. 1108, 1110 B'd Btrr, sell or exenange furniture of RYAN MELLOR'S. 1158 Broadway The Oaklayid 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 Webster streets. Oakland i I The Swiss ConfeeUoaerjr.

Tbe best ice cream manufactured on the coast served in any part of the ity. Particular attention given to orders for wedding parties receptions. WILLIAM jTf. LAAQE, proprie-torr116 Twelfth street. Oakland, Prra milk delivered twice daily by PIHUIEiirS GrRA-ISTD BAZARl 937, 939, 941 Market Street Between Fifth and Siitb Streets, BAN RANC18CO.

The Biockade Raised, OUR NEW STOCK OF Piirses and Satcliels HAS ARRIVED Tie Finest Assortment of Coin aud Long Purses ever seen in San Francisco. Satchels, Traveling Bags and Trunks, all ihe latest sylec. Novelties in Papeteries, Plush Goods, Kans, Albums, etc. Fall lijne of Colored Glassware, Decorated China, Lamps, Chandeliers, Bisque i)rnanents. Plated Ware and Cutlery.

Our Gents' Furnishing Good and Ha Department the most complete in thejeity. i 1 Full assortment ot Baby Carriages, Bird Cages, Dolls, Toys, etc. Everybody Welcome to Visit oar Handsome Store. Pinters Grand tear iil 939, acil 911 i- MARKET STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SlXTtt. Goods dc'ivpred free of charge in Oakland, Alamfdn.

and Berkeipy. Coantry ordera promptly attended to, GRATEFUL COMFORTING. i EPPS'S COCOA! BREAKFAST. By a thorough knonrledire Of theDatnral lawt wbich govern the of disrestion and nutrition; and by a careful application of the fine! projertie of well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage may save as many heavy doctors' bills.

It is toy tbe judicious use of such articles of diet that aeon stitution niay be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around ui ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We mav escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fbrtiSed with pure blood and a properly nourished Service Gazette, I Made simply with boiling water or mHk Sold only in half pound tins, by grocera. labeled thus: JAMES KITS Homeopathic Chemist. Lionaon, tng.

RICHLY' IKewarded are those who read this and then act. they will find honorable employment that will fsmilicB. The profits are large and sure for every Industrious person; many have made and are now making severa. hundred dollars a month. It is easy foi anyone to make $5 and upward per day, who is willing to crk.

Either sex, young or old: capital not needed; we start you; everything new; no special abil ity required; you, reader, can do It as well as ant one.r Write to us at once for full which we mail free. Addregr Stlnson Tortland, Me. GLEN WOOD RANGE i I Leading Range all oier the Union DALZIEL MOLLEK, 1152Broadway I StjileAgenls for Alameda County T. SMITH, i INSURANCE AGENT, 962 Broadway F. J.

HA VEJi Solicitor. BUSIUEFJ COLLEGE, 24 Post Si Eborthand, Penmanship, Book keeping; i and Typewriting mm ihaa revolutionized the world daring the last half century. Not least among the wonders of inventive progress is a method and system of work that can be performed all over the country without separating the workers from their homes. Pay liberal: any one can do the work; either sex, young or old; no special ability requited; capital not needed. Cut this out and return to us and we will send you, free, something of greatvalneand importance to you that will start yon in business, Thich will biing you in more money right away than anything else in the world.

Grand outM free Address Tacnj Augusta. Me Petar cto Dresco I Successors to Cbibabelu A Petab. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IJf All. KINDS OF FOKEICN AND NATIVE I WINES LIQUORS 1072 BROADWAY, cor. I2TH ST.

OAKTiATfD, tSole Agtnts for GhlradeUi'a Celebrated agje Chocolate. Coffee and Bpices Saflering tram tha elf acta of yonthfnl error, early decay, vaMint manhood. will end a valaabla treatise (eealed) eontainiaf foil parttealaraforhoiaaeara, FREE of charge. A plendid medical work; ahaald ba raad by avary aaaa who ia iwni aad Aebilitatad. Addrcaa CALIFORNIA Military Academy 1 OAKLJIKI), COLiW.

H. O'BRIEN, Principal. LEADING MILITARY SCHOOL OK tbe Pacific coast. Tlioroueb and practical lnntroctloa given in all branchw. Oakland Academy, 12G5 FRANKLIN STREET CLASSICAL and ENGLISH, COMMERCIAL and NORMAL QUARTER OPENS MARCH 2 1 ST WEIGHT HATITES, Princirjal For c'Mi nlars call at the Academy, tr address 1-4.

P. O. Boi 1015 Clay, near Eleventh Street. THE BEST iND MOST COMPLETE ETJB1 nens trainine school. Penmanship, Indna trial Draa iiiK, Shorthand, Typewriting, Tela eraphy; Experienced teachers; Journal ful fnforniatli.n free.

J. 8. MITCHELL. Principal Uoio taeOideit and tbe Best. LIFE StUOLAKSblFS.

75. No Vacations. Day asn Etekiko Sessions Ladies admitted into all Departments, Addrew T. A. Robinson.

M. President Undertakers. iicAYOY McCarthy, UENKBAt. FSKSISBIKS CSDKETA KSBS 873 -WASHINGTON STREET. Bet.

7th and 8th, Oakland. Cal. Telephone 3 Everything requisite for funerals at abort I notioe. I I Albert Brown, Successor to HAMILTON BROWN, UNDERTAKERS. 466 46 TIIIttTFEXTII ST.

Bet. Brjoadway an Vashington, Oakland. EYerythinKreqaisiteforfunerals. Orders attended to day or nigot by telephone. i niinrnnun mir-i A.llWilHUSU Ct yUtLUN, (fuccessors to W.

A. McK'euzie) UNDERTAKERS, 866 Broadway, corner Eolith St. I Telephone No. 210. HENRY 865Washi Between 7th Telephone No.

284 J. C. ROSS, Undertaker and Embalmer, 1518 PARK STREET, Everything reqnisite for funerals at short notice day or night. Telephone 630. Geo.

M. Fkonk, Coroner Alameda Co. FRONKi KISTEB, UNDERTAKERS, 1232-1 234 SanPabld ave. opp. City Hall, Oakland.Cal.

Telephone 181., Everythtni? Reqaiaite for Funerals. Coal Dealers. PHILIP FCCHS, OOD Ss CO Hay, Orain, and Feed of all kinds, Southwest Center Fourteenth and teeter Sta Ten Thousand Varieties IX OUR STOCK OF Some Prices r.ilinff In our Retail Cash Pepartmeut, at 410 Market. Below Sansome. SEE HORSE ON BUILDING.

SIKGI.E BVGOT HARNESS, per set, (10 to 65, including an mbroidered 'Lcp Duster or Neck and Hitch Stap. SADDLES, Ladies' ar Meu's, $8 to $50, including a or Saudie Cloth. HORSE BLANKETS, 25 to $10, each includes a Surcingle. liUeeiY KOItES. 3 to $25; each Includes a Whip or Hnlter.

PLOW HARNESS, double, per set, $10 to 2-WHEKL BtGGY OR CART BAR. NESS, $1 te2. whin im-lmiel. SINGLE EXPRESS HARNESS, $13 to $50; includes a ushion. RANCH HARNESS, double leather traces $20 to $40, including whip, WHIPS.

15c. to $6 each. 4SKaca Track Equipments a Specialty. For trade orders scad for ear Catalogue. W.

DAVIS, 410 Market Street, San FraEcisco. OrM taken the I the sales of that class off vemedies. and has given almost uiktversai sacutac- MURPHY Fans, Ter Gam won the favor cf the public and now ranks among the leading Modi A. L. SMITH, Bradford, Ft.

rrice $1.00. GOOD SIDEWALKS. PERIHE, THE PIONEER IJf tbe business, will take contracts, large and small, fnr Artificial Stoma Work at reasonable rates. i Address FERINK, t09 Oak street. Oakland, Cal.

60S New Montgomery street, San Francisco. Meat Markets. Heyentli I Street Market 466 Elerenth Street. The beat selected stall fed meats ia the market. Fresh and salt meals delivered promptly to all parts of the city.

HESRT r. GEESCHER, i Proprietor, RI023 cfo WHITE, Stalls 3,4, and Whelexale ana Retail Sealers la Scat QoaUty Meata. Freata HmU oa hand nnj day also Game afaU kiadaa EVERS, I ngton I and 8th. I OAKLAND, Cvn tn 1 oars. OwruiMd not in la 4 aawatrlctara.

Cf Hrlnaly by tfca purui Board of Examination was given a push. i The meeting opened with all present except Director Redington, and the following communication from City Attorney Johnson was read Hon. F. ST. Campbell, Secretary Board of Education Dear Sir: In reply to your communicstiun of the 4th in.t.

I would say that, in my judgment, the Board of Education has the legal rigbt to make the necessary appropriation and allow warrants for the neeenary expenses of an appeal to the Suprema" Court from the decision of the Superior Court in the matter of teachers' certificates and City Board Of Examination. Ketpectfully, James A. Johnson, City Attorney: J. J. Xagle and F.

S. Monroe wanted to be school census marshals and their requests were tiled. The High school wanted a new curbing and Mr. Everett thought that it should be stone, in keeping with the new stone sidewalk. The matter was referred to the Committee on School-houses and Sites for an estimate of cost.

The following bills were allowed California Electrical Works, $8 20; Bart Morgan $3 75, $20, $20 92; de la MonUoiya, $40 75; W. B. Hardv, $19 20, $3 09: Pierce Co, $10 40, $15 90; Charles L. Taylor, $11; John Foley, Arper $160; Puget Sound Lumber Company, $38 25; Carl Kessen. N.

Krepper $3 50; James McPeak, $6. T. Stanton, $15; K. Davis. $10.

What should be done with the $10,000 Jlhat was bequeathed to the Board of Education by the late Antoine Chabot for application to the Cbabot Observ- atory has been worrying that body for some time. It is too little to do much with, and so the Observatory Committee that had the matter in hand, reported as follows First That as the gum named is inad-. equate to enlarge, the building and increase its usefulness and its appliances on a scale at all commensurate with QWiJeas of what should be done in view CI the foundations already laid; and Second In view of the fact that the bonds bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent, yielding an annual increase of to00, and also the possibility of Increase by donation, your committee would recommend that no portion of the lund shall at present be expended, but that the current which are very light in comparison with the benefits derived, be met, as heretofore, by warrants upon the General School fund. The plans had in view by Mr. Chabot for increasing the usefulness of his splendid benefaction and for increasing the valuable instruments already in use in the observatory and others to be added iu -a large, beautiful, and permanent building fi brick, stone, and iron, are already well -'ptnown to you, and it is also well known 'that had Mr.

Chabot been spared iu li fa and health such a building would now be approaching completion in accordance with plans prepared by request of Mr. Chabot and under the immediate direction and supervision of the directors of the ob- servatory, and his assistance and that of Professors Holden and Davidson. It is hoped, with some confidence, that the sum left by Mr. may be increased in some way to an amount sufficient to carry out his designs in regard to the observ- and thus an enduring monument be "erected to the raemoy of Oakland's most generous philanthropist and It is urgently recommended that the pres-. ent fund 61 $10,000 be kept intact, at least until every reasonable effort bag failed to secure so desirable a consummation.

A resolution by Mr. Everett adopting the report was adopted. As Mr-Everett presented the resolution there seemed to be some earnest conversation among the members and President Upham made an earnest demand that all vote on that topic. There was a sudden, startled, and spasmodic "aye" and all was silent. For awhile there was a war between twe rival photographers for the privilege at photograhlng the schools of this city, and th discussion became quite hot, more so than on any other matter before the board that evening.

The following estimate of the number of State text books that will be needed was presented by Superintendent Campbell: First readers, 1501 at 15 cents, $225; Second readers, 2200 at 30 cents, Third readers. 1500 at 40 cents, $G00; spellers, 4000 at 20 cents, $800; grammars, 2000 at 5JLcents, $1000; histories, 875 at 50 cents, $437 50; total, $4722 50. The Finance Committee was instructed to ask that the above fund be included in the Revolving fund of the county. This bronght tha board down to the matter of the Sixth ward school lot, and II. W.

Miller, the chairman of the committee that has the matter in charge, reported in favor of accepting the bids ot Koundtree Bros, and Mrs. Green-man. The lot of Boundtree Bros, is on the southwest corner of Fourth and garrison streets, is 100x100, for whijh $4100-is asked. Mrs. Greenman ha? a lot 50x100 next, which is offered for $2000, or $6100 in all, giving a lot 150x100.

"The committee was instructed to obtain permission from the Council to purchase the lot. "As we are under the head of unfinished business," Haid Dr. Fine, 'I move that a matter that has been unfinished for over a year be taken up, and I move that Mr. Remillard's bid of $100 for constructing a vault at toe Franklin school be accepted." There wai some discussion as to whether the work could be done any cheaper at present, but as lime and bricks have both risen in price since the bid was offered there seemed no prospect of a cheaper bid and tbe contract was awarded. The old matter of testing the legality of the abolition of the City Board of Examination was brought up by Mr.

Smith, who moved that a committee of three be appointed to take charge of -i matter. Messrs. Smith, Miller, and Fine were appointed. Miss A. M.

Youngman of the Pres-cott school was granted a vacation until the end of the term. Just before the adjournment Mr. Dnnn of tbe evening school reported that the school opened last evening wifb fifty-nine pupils, twelve of whom are new pupils, and only forty-seven were old scholars. At the close of school the register showrd eighty-eight pupils. The board then adjourned.

Silk Klbbon. Those of our lady readers who would like to havejan elegant, large package of extra filie, Assorted Ribbons (by mail), in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimniing for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, tc, can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure of a Svholesale Ribbon Manufacturing jby sending only 25 cents (stamps), to the address we give below. As a special offer, this house will give double the amount of any other firm in America if you will send the names and P. O. address ot ten newly married ladies when ordering, and mention the name of this: paper.

No pieces less than a yard in: length. Satisfaction is guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Three packages for 00 cents. Address. London Ribbon Agency, Jersey City, N.

J. Louis Juki ens 815 Broadwav, is the place for ba rgains in boots and shoes. House and Itoom Renting Agency. Houses arid rooms furnished or unfurnished. Parties having houses and rooms to letj, or wishing to rent, can have their business promptly attended to by calling at room i(, 10034 Broadway.

For the largest variety and lowest prices in baby carriages, "go to Jones' Bazar. Good secondhand furniture, at H. SCIIELLHAaS'S. 403 Eleventh street. Hiixo! Central," give me best and most prompt Transfer Co.

in town, No. 12. J. L. LYON is the most experienced and best auctioneer in the city.

Onice, Ninth and Washington. R. M. ANTHONY, 480 TENTH STREET, REAL ESTATE AGENT 8)13, 500 Ten room honse with all mod ern impruvemenu; lot 50x150; BarrisOD stieet, near Uurant; choice borne. 1 5,000 Large corner lot and two story house with all modern improvements.

In tte finest residence block on Market street. 1 6500 Large corner lot on West street wlta line two story bouse, very desirable location and sunny exposure; a cheap place. 2000 Twd story bouse of 9 rooms, TJalon street, near Fourteenth; lot '25x133. 1750 Modern cottage on Adeline street 25x127. 1 3500 Double cottage, 8 large rooms; small barn corner lot, on Fourteenth street, a little westof Adeline street.

7500 Twostorr house, ten rooms with modern conveniences 112a filbert street lot 40x123. LOTS. 8000 Comer tot 100x100, on Jacksot street. 3750 Lot $0x100, on Eleventh street, neai Market. I 4500 Fine gore piece on San Paolo avenoe 800 Lot 1,5, east ide Kirkbam street, just north of TweUth street street work ai: dene.

1 I 1250 Lot 50x140 fronting south on Alden avenue, between Grove and West streets. 380 Tea lots in Case Tract, cear Cwlgb way; 40xl32X cash; very cheap indeed. 500 bO lota on Adeline, Chestnut an Linden streets, near Twenty-fourth. SIBOO-Lot 60x103 on Eighteenth street near Market. I I BAISOA1N9.

8350O Corner lot 125x122, one block from San Pablo avenue; central location, with good 5 room cottage well rented. 3100NK. corner Eighteenth and Peralta streets; lot 117x112.6; good business corner and very cheap BEST FAMILY4 MitfiHi Oakland Agents, CIIAS. J. WELCH Cor.

East Eleventh Street and Twelfth Avenne. at Railroad Depot XHICHESTEFTS ENGLISH EHhikOiaL I -f LADIES' I INDISPEMSABLE.SOLO BY AU. DRUGGISTS HASK FOR DIAMOND BRANHCHICHESTtfrs ENGLISH1 AND TAKE NO OTHEtSEE SIGNATURE ON EVERY Bat. 1CHICHESTER CHFMKALCO. SOLE PROP MADISON SQ.PHiLA.PA POULTRY AND GAME DEPOT Constantly on hand a fresh supply of TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCKS, QUAIL, GEESE, ETC, Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, Cheeie, and Canned Gocds I AT 1 M- J.

C. DOLAN'S, il TWELFTH STREET, -CITY MARKET. i iii DIAMONP OR AN I THE ORJStNALTHEONLYGENUlNi EEWAREOF VORTHLESSIM ITATIOH; DIAMOND BRAND.takenoqthet. OR INCLOSE? (STAMPS) I OR PARTICULARS. 16 NATURE ON BOX SUCCES! (Gas I Cooking Stoves ARK Cooling Steves for Sale and to Reat Heating Stoves in ti Kewist Patterns CHEAPER THAN COAL.

200 IN USE. Special Terms to Gas Consumers. NO SMOKE. NO DUST. CALL AND SEE THESE AT OFFICE Oakland Gas, Light, and Heat Eighth and Broadway.

ANDERSON'S OPPOSITION San Francisco, Oakland, and i Alameda 33 XPEES Orders for remoylng furniture, etc, promptly and carefully attended to. I'i- OFFICES! 831 EAST SAN tRAXCISCO. W5J BROADWAY, OAKLAHD. COFFEE! Try Cyclone, 25c. a Pound Packagt -at- or.

oe. CASH GROCERY; 165 San FsUs Avenue. CHEAPEST CAXLAXX "Mi nun SEI i BLH.8.1 pjeriiiarrtstijDu can saw money hij usirjglfe 971 BROADWAY.0AKLAND. AGENTS FOR CALIFCmiA. E.

MESSAGER, Cloak Store, 145 POST ST SAN PKAKCISCO. MESSAGE TAKES PLEASTJUB 1ST Ixtormtng hia customers ofhit arrlTal from Jftm Tork with, a lance nock of tha Kewet "Wraps, gacqoea, and tHaten for Spring tbm fT bas bees hvwn la San Francisco. i Try jDr.Hgijjejs BlflB Sold Dealers I 1 mm i'i i.n 1. A rmctnrtd Le. Morrissy, aged 29 years, an empire of the Judson JSail Works, while returning home from San Francisco on the last train last night, slipped the aidevalk tt Emerr station and fractured his right leg below the knea.

Tha fracture was red need at the Re-ceiving Hospital, this aiterooon,.