Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

OA2LA2n DAIIiX EVENING TBIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBBUABT 15, 1892, ADVKBTIBKM.KNTS. ADTIBTISUI1IIT9. ADYKBnattKTS. SITUATIONS Av ANTED PE31AL 1- OB, ftJPID! MMim. a 1 it tf tSj Esrii Settlers til City.

raneral W. O. Die ob A4 All the 2fews mt the Day. chance our Is Alahkoa, Febntary 15. At an early boa yesterday morning tht death, of J.

N. Web-eter occurred at hi home on the corner of Versailles and Enclnal avennes. The deceived wu seventy-eight years of eg and came from New York In the pioneer days. In I860 he eetued in Alameda, which was then nothing more than a wilderness. Mr.

Webster wrs a gentleman of very benevolent n-tnre, and a great many worthy people had cause to bless his unassuming charity. When the Park-street Methodist Church was bniidinx he contributed several thousand dollars to assist the work. The first shin chandlery in the metropolis 60 pairs only, sizes somewhat broken, ladies' cloth top kid foxed button boots, patent leather tips, reduced to $2.25, 1 former price, also 200 pairs gents' elegant guaranteed calf bals. and gaiters, stylish, dressy goods, reduced to $3.00, worth $4.00 best value on leaves a widow and Ur-ee children, his only Stnrtevaat. TU Dickson Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the we- afiawu( sy syeu wa MVBH chool, occurred from his late residence. Impressive services fere afterward held in the Mesonio Temple, under the direction of Oakland Cc- umandery No. 11, Knights 1 em pi sr. The b.utif at ritual of the plars wa. listened to by a large crowd of I.a a.

Jl al.nnn i ra iinwa An neinAinei At rna Miitrni address was made during the service by Bev. W. F. B. Lynch, president of the Alameda County Board of Education.

The floral tributes were many, and the most vnuuu Bf 11 cvu iu Aiawcu. iuo jjih- bearers were: O. W. Frick, F. M.

Camp-bell, W. B. Lynch and W. B. Ludlow of the Alameda County Board of Education; C.

F. Burnham, 25. T. Gilpin of Oakland Commandiry No. "1 ITalanliTamnlaii anrf C.

A Urnwn TV J. 8ullivan. J. B. JLenktres.

Z. K. Taylor, A. Gener, J. T.

Evens, A. E. Forster and B. McVarland of the Alamed, City Board el Education: The interment took place la Mountain View Cemetery. The Dlaerace of ft.

No better illustration of what the Rail- foad avenue Chinatown is doing for the eity Is needed than to observe the march of V4V1VB, Wm A s- "i days the broad-gauire line was the only war of Retting into Alameda, and natural- ly Park street and Railroad avenue was the business center. Today that vicinity should be the very best in all Alameda, but, instead, it is the canter of a lot of disgraceful out inside half an hour should a respectable conflagration occur in their snldst, and Alameda's shameful Chinatown la responsible for it all. On lower Park street two and threestory brick buildings have riven nlace to the wooden shanties that at one time existed and property values have risen correspondingly, while -thAM nur thr.hinin(ieni nin eraanuiv cone down. opposite the village If UM AAA 1 i I A AlUUEUuaul i iww vi iiuvn iiw ovv. that have been vacant for years, and of course they always will be until the cause is removed, btui that particular location is the best in all Alameda lor business pur poses.

Property north of Railroad avenue ia the neiebborhoodof Park street can now be bought for a mere song, compared to land below Eacinal avenue, and it will al in bjt an tin til the) nroDertv.ownert in that vicialty persuade Mrs. Caroline Btou Hot a. The Iroquois Club of! Alameda held aatinirin Red Men's Hall last Saturday evening and elected the folio winsfdelegates to represent the club at the State Confer- enee of Iroauis clubs to do new in ban an t.A OOJ 4aAn. Vf TlmiA Utj Is Est Sa Effsslra It Bui la Days tssss. That Is ay, It Dewa If at Kan as Kueh so the Bending Daiaty Valentines.

There are valentines tn the windows of the stationers' torescomic, horrors and the tender ttntelry which Tails tenderer sentimentality in bad verse. But the lovelorn twain docs not run so much to these tributes to his lady fair at ha did a few yean ago. He hat found other wayt to make hit love known to hit lovey-dovey-1-whereat the atationer mournt. In order to get a proper appraisement of the love of today at compared with the "old, old lore' Thi TaiBmrn interviewed the dealers in valentines. This It what thev said: i- -I W.

B. Hardy 'Tia true that business it slightly encouraged with the advent of the valentine season, bnt nothing to (what it was three or four years ago. The tending of valentines is a custom that seems to be dying out with frightful rapidity. We sell few tine ones, the call being mostly for those of a very mediocre grade. The demand for is also small.

I and little boys and girls buy about ail that are bought at all. It is a custom that seems nearly dead among onr big boys and girls; though now and then a dude from Alameda or Ban Lorenzo comes; in and gets some mere or less handsome token for his valentine. T. Daniels shows the finest assort ment of valentines in the city. When asked as to the condition of trade in this particular line he said he had no reason to complain.

Mr. Daniels continued, "as I carry the finest goods that may be had 1 find a ready sale. We have Prang's complete samples ranging in price from two cents to ten dollars. The valentines of this season are more on the style of Christmas cards end souvenirs, as beautiful satin hand-painted sachets for gloves, handkerchiefs and ties, and are truly works of art. Theh we havr porcelain panels and plaques in large varir from Raphael Tuck fe Son.

Sngland. jorge Whitney of I Massachusetts is tl leader in tbe line of cheap valentines, at is Prang of the finest grades. Tbe old-stvle lace -valentines are the work of McLaughlin fc New York, who control the toy book business." "1 suppose -very few of these latter are now sold?" said the reporter. "No, indeed that is just what I cannot understand. For three or four years I tried to do without this class, and substitute in its stead booklets and cards, but the children would not have them and insisted on the old lace-trimming ones.

I have just filled an order for 102 of these for a single suburban dealer. Another new eatnre is In the line of comics. I do not allow any of the coarse and vulgar cartoons of other years in my Fortunately these have been superseded by smaller and neater styles that have all the desirable features of the! comic without vulgarity and (with the addition of point and healthy humor" i At M. S. Hmith fc Co.

'a a fair and gracious matron of middle age informed the reporter that they had no reason to complain as to the I briskness of trade. While no particular trace of this line of business had been kept from year to year, yet it could not be seen that this year had proved poorer than any other. They kept the same line) of high-grade articles and found a ready sale. Ladies and children were the prinoipal purchasers. Few gentlemen availed themselves of the privilege of buying valentines nowadays.

The "saleslady" did not believe this was due to the fact that men's hearts were colder than formerly, bnt sought to explain it by the fact that this was leap year, and the gentlemen were awaiting their turn to receive valentines. Taylor Co. of Broadway, near Seventh, stated that with them the valentine had ceased to be a big item in their business, and that in another year or two it would practically have died out. Mr. Taylor varied the sentiment of other dealers, that ladies and children were the buyers and that the old-style filigree valentine had given place to handsome easels and valentines in the style of Christmas cards.

There is far less of the machine-like effusion of sentiment. The token itself is at most a line and conveys the love-inspiring sentiment desired. ANNIE POT CLAIMANTS, Tbreatened Kidnaping of Little Or- I Iphan Girt, Annie Poth resides with Mrs. 8. J.

Poth on Thirteenth street, near Center. The former is an orphan (12 years of age who, until five monohs ago, lived with her aunt. Since that time the girl has been specially and kindly cared for by Mrs. Poth. A week ago a man and a woman called at Mrs4 Poth's residence and demanded that Annie be surrendered to them.

Both man and woman were unknown to Mrs. Poth, although they claimed relationship to the child. The demand was refnsed find the man claimed he would take tbe girl if he had to steal her. Poth says the girl's mother being dead, she is anxious to keep tbe child and has sought the assistance of the Humane Society. 1 Visitors at the Park.

'A (great many people visited Knox Park yesterday afternoon and inspected tbe fine improvements now in progress. Tbe fine new: street in front of the park will soon be ready for usej and will be one of the best thoroughfares in the city. The street will certainly be accepted by the city. 2 Reductions made by the manufacturers TJtk first, on the price of Waltham i and JElgia watch jjmovements; The second on the price of Boss, Crescent and Fahy's gold filled watch! cases, J- Cmnbitud, have made a difference of 30 jper cent, on the cost to the dealer. If is our business principle to give our patrons immediate I I benefit of reda in the cost I Of gOOdS.

I i We therefore now sell ladies' 1 or gentlemen's standard, Gold Filled "Watches $12 from for the cheapest. i for the best, 14 iPmiU fined, warranted to for 20 years' wear, containing Waltham or Elgin movements. Any fliaiird make ef ease and aaevo i meat combiaed. s. Our system of cash all around both in buying and selling, assures you the lowest price possible on every article ia our establishment, George B.

Colwell, A. M. Belt, P. L. Rr.hoaff.

William HofT Cook. Delegates to people passing as the ttmsv the have been badly injured. VOOld SLASHED J3f THIS NCCE. or K. at wall least Zflgltt em The Fate Waahlactew BtrMJ Martia Howell, who works for the) Pacific Paving Company, was cut last night in the neck on Broadway.

Howell's story it that he was walking along Wsington street toward Seventh. He was in the company of half-a-dozen other people. A colored man named W. H. Nathaniel was at the aame time walking down the street with a lady his arm.

Whan he eaw HowelL he left the woman, and approach ing the former began to abuse aim. How ell caught by the beard, when the latter slashed him with a knife or razor. Nathaniel ran away and was followed by a number of people. He was captured at the corner or Tenth and Broadway. Nathaniel denied having attacked Howell.

I The hearing: of tne case has been post poned mi next weea. FINEJLRT. Thfl Baassler Reception Us Satsnfsy Might. An Oaklawd Opening That ppttpresaed the Feeple Terr -Favorably. The formal opening of Haussler's photo graph parlors at 911 Broadway ast Satur- Ha, av nin- Taniirhfi nmnrlv ha-firlTAniclail as one of the social eventa of the present season, for it was in the nature of a recep tion, and a more brilliant one has not occurred in Oakland for many a month.

Everybody who attended was delightfully entertained, and thousands of people passed through the beautiful art rooms dur ing the evening. The rooms are the ones recently vacated by Dames, but so great has been the transformation that but; few peoDle realised that fact. On Saturday evening the gallery presented almost brilliant appearance. -Many electric lights flooded the rooms with their mel low glow, and flowers in profusion, with rare exotics all combine', in making a scene so beautiful that it will linger a long time in the memory of those who attended, uunng the evening a string orchestra discoursed selections trom tne eras and popular songs) i of the day, and each of the- guests received a handsome souvenir as a memento of the auspicious occasion. Miss Smith and Miss JtcCabe attired in beautiful Japanese cos tumes and another.

Miss McCabe, in German costume assisted in the reception and exhibited the works of i art and specimens of photography to the in terested visitors. These pictures are all of the highest order of the photographer's art, and possess that peculiar fullness and perfection so hard to tnno in many pictures. It almost Boemed as though the pictures could speak, so perfect were they, and the true lovers of fine art found in them much to praise. The same may be said of the crayons, pastels and oil-paintings that) were exhibited on every side. If it did nothing else the' reception ef last Saturday night showed I to an appreciative congregation of guests that in the new gallery just opened Oakland people have a "photographic parlor that certainly cannot be excelled for rare excellence of work.

Professor I Haussler has galleries in the I City of Mexico and San Jose and in these olaces the work of Professor Haussler is recognized by all the leading! families of the community. The new gallery is a model of neatness and convenience, and the lovers of fine art should find it worth while to visit the parlors, which are open evenings for the next weex. "THE TRIBUNE is the beit newspaper In Alameda county." So say George P. Bowel the great advertising agents of Mew York. DISGUSTED SPORTS.

The Humane Society Unexpectedly Breaks Up a Coek Flab. i Two hundred "sports" assembled in a barn owned by Johnny Maher at the Stockyards yesterday to witness a'cock fight. But they were disappointed, at least in so far as getting tbe worth of their money was concerned. While several battles had been expected, but one fight really took place. The spectators were engaged Sn betting, and the backers of a second pair of birds were putting on tbe sharp gaffs when sud denly the doors of the barn flew; open, and in the opening stood Secretary Theobald! and a posse of constables representing the Humane Society.

I The sports took in the situation at a glance, and made a break for liberty. In their hsste, they broke in ail oirectioas; ran over benches, fell on each other, trampled on roosters in bags and fled through the neighboring country. The principal feature of the main was to have been a tight for 1500, between a pair of Australian Diraa. I Frank Eld ridge, who was fonnd with one of the birds which had taken part in the if right was. arrested, and gave bai FINED FOB MIS MOTHER.

Lad Whoie Para at. BncoarBged the Throwing ef KockaJ Eddy Shea, who was found! guilty on Saturday last of throwing rocks at the house of William Ryan on Fifth and Linden streets, was fined 5 this morning in the Police Court I Tbe lad was about 12 years of age, and the judge said that ha inflicted the fine partially because of the manner in Which the boy mother had acted during the trial. While the complainant. Ryan. appeared to be a troublesome old man, the mother instead ox reproving her; son lor his annoyance of Ryan and showing the former tbe nature of the offense, seemed to take pleasure in the disclosure, DID HE USE "DOPET JL Defendant's Tars Kaply in Suit.

William II. Cahill, a painter, suit against H. J. Goetxman Damage brought a to recover 110,000 damages, because he claims the latter accused him of using "dope" instead of pure paint, and was also trying to de fraud his creditors. Mr.

Goetxman in hit answer filed today declares that it le true that Cahill used "dope," and further that Mr. Cahiu's reputation for (truth and veracity is not good. Therefore, Mr. Ooetzman says that he damaged Mr. Cahill by made.

could not have any statements COURT NOTES. A restraining order has been issued by Judge Garber of 8an Franciscol. enjoining George R. Ainsworth from drawing any money on account of deposits in the Union Savings Bank and tbe Oakland Bank of Savings. The order was mada pending a suit for a divorce on the ground of cruelty.

The will of J. O'Brien was admitted to probate this morning and letters Issued to Marv James Stanley hat been granted letter of administration on the estate of Julius Fischer, deceased. i 'i The contest to the estate jof Gideon Woodward, deceased, baa been set for trial on May 5th. The contestant ha- waived a trial by Jury. I COURT CALKSDAR.

von rcsauAJtT 16, 1892. Department 1, Judge Greene Larieno VS. Ramsge; triaL I 1 Department 2, Judge Henshaw Reserved for Works vs. RemiUard i Brick Company. Department 3, ndge Ellsworth Fanny vs.

MeAvoy trial by inry.i Oakland Homestead Association vs. Carder; triaL. II assay' a Hew DeUaa. EherifT Uusseythis ra or Bins appointed JcvnG lIarch Cil'f Jti'Tst tie Crusty F-i cf A MRS. ROBINSON'S RIAL EStItIPa wSSSS FAIR ASN, TENTH AND CAaTRO ST3.

Reliable help farnUhed on short notfoe. cfeanSywrHrrs.111' xoan men ual6t to Mil any jkn ffnr VftWf niT) tal vrA- -11 plain sewing. DICKEKSON, TU Seventeenth street. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES S1TUA- aw uon as nrss ciass cook; ns best of refer- can ior unesnut oeiween Twenty, nrst and streets, Oakland. (Twenty second A GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO housework.

Apply at 1707 Ir.iehth street. between Wood and Willow. COMPETENT GIRL WISHES A SITCATIOX to do general housework. Please call at 959 Webster street COMPETENT COOK WANTS SITUATION IN a private family or first-class house; nsdersunda French and American cooaipg. Address 414 Sixth street.

SWEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO general housework. Call at 1319 Twelfth ujeet, aown stairs. rHE SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OF-see. at 1451 Seventh street, is the only place in Oakland where yon can get a good tcaadi-navian girt TIT ANTED SITUATION IN PRIVATE family by a reliable woman; no objection to some washing; wages J25; good Oaklsn i referencea Adply at or address 7si Henry street. West Oakland.

VI7 ANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED GIRw second work in srivate family; good re f-erencea. Call at 809 Third street. 17 ANTED SITUATIONS FOR THREE lirst-class Swedish cooks J25 and SO per month; 6 girls tor seneral housework 15 end 20 per month, girls to assist 110 and 12 per month; second and chambermaids, girls and sema.trees can always be had. Appl to tfto weu known Employment Bureau, U1S Wash-lngton street, MRS. L.

MARVIN. 7 ANTED A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE worn in as working housekeeper ia a widower's family with children, or to take caro of an invalid; is a good cook and housekeeper; cuy or country. Apply 1221 Linden street. TITAN'TEDTYPEWRITING TO DO AT home: own typewriter. Add dress T.

box 4, this ofHce. ANTED-BT THE DAY. WASHING ironing and house cleaning Inquire at 1211 Wert street. FE3IAI.E HELP WANTED. WANTED NEAT.

CLEAN PROTESTANT girl for housework In private ismily. 864 Oak street, Oakland. ANTED A FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS. Apply 562 Eighth street. Oakland.

WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE baby and do light work. Apply at 264 Eleve nth street. ANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework fh small family. Apply between the hours of 8 and 10 a. at.

and 6 and 8 p. m. 10O3 Fifth avenue, East Oakland. ANTED FEMALES. REMEMBER, ONLY good places for Scandinavian gtria at 1451 Seventh street.

The fee low. WT ANTED A STRONG YOUNG GIRL TO DO upstairs work sad tske care of child a year old. 2429 Telegraph avenue, referenceA. WANTED PARTIES WHO ARE iSTwANT of household furniture to call and see the largest assortment of roods lu thisorany ether jity; we all but give goods away; auctloa ales are not In it at H. 8CHELLHA AS' ,404 to 413 Eleventh street.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. A BOY OF WXTEEN WOULD LIKE A A place to work before and after school hears; understands horses and can milk a cow. Ad-dress Schoolboy, box 4, this office. A YOUNG JAPANESE WISHES A BITUA tlon; is capable of doing general gardening work; can milk cows and take care of borses Address 8. Mtna street, San renctsco SITUATION WANTED IN PRIVATE FAM-lly by a German who thoroughly understands the care and management of horses, cows and gardening; No.

ltelerences. Address M. this office. SITUATION WANTED BY JAPANESE BOY to do cooking and general housework. Address 251 Eighth street.

SITUATION- WANTED BY AN OLD Experienced French cook in hotel or restaurant; 25 years In San Francisco; references. Apply 600 East Twelfth street, WANTED POSITION BY AN INTELLI-gent man as teamster; farm hand, grocery store or delivery wagon: well acquainted with the city; good Apply to T. B. BURNS, Employment Agent, 861 Broadway, WANTED A STEADY SITUATION WITH private family, by a young competant Englishman; no bad habits; good referencea Apply to T. R.

BURNS, emplsymeht agent, So. Broadway. WANTED A PERMANENT SITUATION BY I a very reliable man as orchardist or vine-vardfst, or general farming; has first-lass reference. Apply l. R.

BURNS, 862 'Bread way. VTANTED A PERMANENT SITUATION with private family by a neat, intelligent, competent Swedish man; can give first-class Oakland reference. Apply at 856 Adeline street. or T. R.

BURNS, 862 Broadway. W7ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man in giocery or ahoe store; six months' experience; not particular about high wsges. Apply to T. R. BURNS, 862 Broadway.

ANTED 6ITUATION BY MAN AND wife to attend boarding department in mining camp or on farm or place in town; com petent in either place, a ppiy to t. h. Employment Agent, 862 Broadway. MALE HELP WANTED. HORSEMEN WANTED TO FEED MAN-hattan food: red ball brand.

Ask grain dealers, also for Manhattan Egg food, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS MEN can get employment by calling at 1004 Broadway, room 4. WANTED A YOUNG MAN ABOUT Sixteen years of age to work in drug store' Apply 13-5 San Pablo avenue, corner of Seven, teenth street. WANTED A HANDY MAN TO WORE aroend house: wages $10 a month and found; good home. O. RUDOLPH.

Lortn. ANTED EVERY BODY TO KNOW IHaT when in buying out a house ef from to 1200 werth of household goods, in place of calling ma auction and paying ooe month's rent use of house and fancy commission to auctioneer we take the goods to our store and cleaa taem np and sell them at a triffiing advance ot cost; yon lose no time, not forced to buy, but in all a pleasure to see the assortment at H. SCHEXXHAAS, great store 404 to 416 Eieveata street. FSB805ALS. ABK FOR 8.

a GOLDEN DRIPS: NONE better, few aa fine; only 17 eeeta gallon in barrels of about 82 gallons: just think of it, $5.44 per barrel: will keep a big faxallsweet a year or more; kegs, gallon cana 5 cents; call and sample it. SMITH'S CASH STORE, tele-phone 1340, 418 Front street, San Francisco. A TON A DAY AT RETAIL OF DRIED FRUIT moving out of Smith'a Cash Store, owing to the fine quality and low price; never so Cheap; never so good; never will be eeain; don't wait till all is gone; call and see samp es and learn how to eook It; delicious properly cooked: Cooked Dried Fruit on exhibiuoa. SMITH'S, 418 Front street. Ban Francisco.

HUMBOLDT WASHER IS ONE OF THE best, if not the best: hundreds sold and not one complaint; only $5: why not have one? SMITH'S CASH STORE, 416-418 Front street. Ban Fran ei soo. XTW 13 THE TIME TO GET A BARGAIN IN il tea: choice pare sun-dried Jspaa, natural leaf, in balk. 2Cc tt, or 6 tbs less by the chest; ask for sample; worth double; also cbeap green tea; don't lose money paTirj? fancy profits, but try SMITH'S CASH SIOSX, 416-418 Front street, San Francisco. WJ RINGERS AND WASHERS REDUCED: $2 to SMITH'S CASH STORE, 4U-41i Front street, San Francisco.

BOUSES TO SENT. PARTLY FURNISHED FLAT OF 5 ROOMS tor 20 or $2V; best location: sunny side; modern: owner leaving. Call at once at Twentieth street. TJKJR RENT, FCRXISHED, is rRcrr vale. Ten room eottife in Fruit Vsls; grounds, with -lasts.

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Approximation Prize. One hundred numbers from 28,352 to 28,452 inclusive, being 50 numbers on each side of the number drawing the capital prize of $300,000 500 One hundred numbers from 22,052 to 22,152, inclusive, being 50 numbers on each side of the number drawing the caDital prize of $100,00, S300. One hundred numbers from 39,283 to 39,833, inclusive, being 60 numbers on each side of the number drawing the capital prize of $50,000, 200. Nine hundred and ninety-nine numbers ing with 02, being the two last-figures of the number drawing the capital prize of $100. I Nine hundred and ninety-nine numbers end-j ing with 02, being the two last figures of thai number drawing the second capital prize of $100,000, $100.

Prises Cashed in Full Without Deduction. We, the undersigned bankers of New Orleans, will pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our counters. R. M. WALMSLEY.

President Louisiana National Bank. PIERRE LAW AUX. President State National Eank. A. BALDWIN, President N.

O. National Bank. CARL KOHN, President Union National Bank. The subscribers, having supervised the Single Number Drawing Class 'B," Louisiana gtata Lottery, hereby oertify that the above are the numbers which were this day drawn from the 100,000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes corresponding to them. witness our hands at New Orleans, this Tuesday, February 9, 1892.

(i. T. BE AC REGARD, J. A. EARLY, Commissioners.

No. 28,402 draws capital prize, $300,000, sold in toe it ton, Cal. No. 22,102 draws second capital prize, $100,000, sold in Washington, D. C.

Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cat No. 39.333 draws third capital prize, $50,000, sold in New Orleans and Thibodeauz, Denver. Cola, Boston, St. Louis. Victoria, and Washington, D.

C. No. 69,303 draws fourth capital prize, $25,000, sold in Washing, ton, D. Chicago, New York, N. Yi, and Natchez, Hiss.

Kos. 31,121 and 96.339 draw each $10,000. Nos. 18.457, 36,120, 61,228, 69,148 and 92,848 draw each S50OJL The work of sending the official list to every correspondent begins immediately after the drawing and continues day and night until completed. Should any of our patrons experience any delay in receiving it, it is owing to their names being among tae last on the list.

IMPORTANT Remit money by express in sums not less than $5. We pay all charges on monsy ssst to us and we prepay charges on tickets and lists of frizes forwardi. Address PAUL CONRAD, New Orleans, Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1892, by The Louisiana State Lottery company, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. The Oakland Collateral Bank A Tellable confidential first-class 9 Uttfimnc institution A 914 BROADWAY Wear Ninth St. Examiner Bafidiag i WEST OAKLAND Real Estate In order to settle an estate vre are offering ttelow tne market value 35 LOTS, with a frontage 0n 7th, Sd.

Magnolia and Poplar inclnd. ing seres corner lota, which twill he old withont reeerre. For further particular inquire of o.cosDEScrnsiaBRo::9n OFFICIAL DRAWING or THS Louisiana State Lottery SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS AT NEW ORLEANS, I.A., OK Tnetday, February 9, 1802. ALL GENUINE LOUISIANA STATS LOT. tery Tickets are issued at New Orleans, signed by Paul Conrad, president, and agree to pay all prizes In New Orleans, where the company holds lis charter from the State, and where botU the purchaser of a ticket and tbe company are equally protected by the laws of the State and the United States.

Tickets signed with fictitious names, dated and issued from other cities In the name of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, promising to pay prizes in other places than New Orleaus, are not Louisiana State Lottery Tickets at all, but are counterfeits and cheats intended to deceive and defraud the unwary. Remember that ONE i DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part or fraction of a ticket issued in any single number drawing. Anything in our name offered at a less price is either a counterfeit or a swindle. Remember farther, when examining to see if your ticket has draw a prize, never to accept anything but our official drawings, which are copyrighted under the act of Congress and cannot be reprinted corr ectly under penalty of the law. No.

Prize. No. Prize No. Prize. 164 259....

330.... 453.... 708... 928.... 958....

961.... 1013 1052... 1207.... 1585.... 1607...

1896.... 2200.... 2286.... 2850.,.. 2890....

2451.... 2490.... 2681.... 8817.... 3404....

8538.... 3870.... 3873.,.. 3898 3941.... 969....

..800 23364 800 451S2 200 ..200 23495 800 44223 200 ....200 23617.... .300 45645 200 ....300 23719 ....200 ....200 23877.... ....200 23906.... ....200 24112.... ....200 24552....

....200 24590.... ....300 24304 200 ....500 25156 ....800 25229.... ...1000 252C4 25329.... ....200 25513.... ....200 25678...

200 25S57. ....200 25890... 800 25906 ....300 5929.... ....800 25970... 26105....

....300 26186.... ....200 26257.... 26366.... ....300 26417.... 26141....

....200 16484.... ..200 26551. 200 26555.... ....300 26368. 26881....

....300 26977.... ....300 45784 200 ....200 4861. 200 ....500 45909 300 ....800 45938 200 45949 1000 ....200 45974 800 ...200 45998 200 ....200 ....200 46164 300 46191 200 ,...800 46295... 46340... ....300 46412...

....200 200 500 ..200 ..200 ....300 46674 ..200 ....200 ....800 47091 ....200 ....200 47119.... ....500 47238.... ....200 47250.... ....200 473s8 47392.... ...500 47618....

....200 47589 ....200 47624... ,...200 47746.... ....300 47793.... ....200 ....200 48072.... ...200 48278...

,...300 48622 ....200 ....300 300 ....500 ....600 200 ....500 ....300 ....200 ....300 ....200 200 ....200 ....200 ....600 ....300 4040. 4154. 200 48980 ..200 26979 ..500 4284 200 26990. .200 49169. ......200 ..200 600 4401.

.500 49319 4501. 4525. ...200 27102.... ...300 27152.... ...800 27225...

...500 27774..., ...200 ...200 28068... ...200 28318... ...500 28402..., ...200 28429... .300 49819. ..500 49993.

4578.... 4668.... 4712.... 4859 6139.... 6237....

6319.... 5475... 6547.... 5548 5654.... 6714....

6746.... 6069.1... 6236 6404 85744.. 6609. 6626....

6669 6712.... 6897.... ..200 ..600 50107 300 500 200 60259... .200 .200 .200 200 50312 .....800 60451 ..300000 60474 200 50544.... 200 60589....

200 50667.... 20U 200 61110 209 51351.... 61527.... 200 51567.... ....200 51C24 300 61682 ....1000 61719 200 6109 .....200 51922....

200 500 62015.... 200 52165.... 600 52282... 200 52332... 52440....

...1000 10000 62811.... 200 52822.... 200 52941... .200 ...1000 ....200 ...1000 ....200 ...1000 200 .200 ....300 ....300 300 200 ....200 ....200 ....200 300 ....200 ....200 ...200 200 ....800 ....600 ....200 ....200 ....200 ....200 ....300 ....800 ..200 ....300 ....20" ....200 ....200 ....200 .300 ....300 .200 28020... .800 .200 28821...

28873... 200 28936. ....200 28937... ....800 29332... 29593...

...600 29634... 200 29725 300 29826... 200 29991... ....600 ....200 80081... 200 30100...

...200 30126... ...200 80488... 30593... 7177 200 7298 ..200 31018 7498..... 7697 7S02 7880 7SS8 8027 8047 8081 8193 8208 8565 8375 8986 ..200 81121 ...300 31215 ..800 31371 ..200 31470 ...200 31532 31540 200 31977...

..500 ...200 ...200 ...200 53028.... 500 53110... 53178 300 53365 200 53551.... 200 53605. 200 63755....

200 53y21 200 53950.... 200 200 54075.... 200 64117.... 300 54120 54209.... ....1000 64389....

.200 32050. ..800 32372 .600 32508.. 300 1000 32590 300 32701. 82702.. 200 32752..

300 32780 200 82S40 800 33032. 9020.. 9238.. 9896.... 10151...

10187 10299... 10443 10770 10813.... 11045... 1J076 11198... 1126S 11416...

11169 11799... 11839.... 11930 11945... 12007 12225... 12375....

12457... 12521.... 126SH 12726... 12770.... 12781..

200 3U3S ..200 ..200 54998.... 300 ,.600 55034 ..200 55161.... ..200 65188.... 65657.... ..200 55681....

..200 55698 ..200 65769 ..200 ..200 ..200 56031.... .200 56230 ..200 56232.... 56439 ..800 56551 56854... ..300 56993 ....200. 800 ....200 ....200 ....200 ...200 500 ....303 200 ....200 ....300 ....300 ....203 ....300 ...200 ....300 500 33221 ...300 33397 ..200 33472 ...300 83491 ...200 33528 ...200 34036 ...300 34047 ...300 34291 ..200 34520 ...300 34527.......

...200 34576 ...200 S4f66 ...200 ...200 34754 300 84795 ...300 85039.. ...200 35154. ...300 "36219.. .200 600 57227... ..200 ..200 ..500 ..200 ..200 .600 ..500 ...300 3o238 ...200 35308 ...300 35338 800 85307 ....500 353S3 ...800 35530 500 35627 35683 ...200 35716 ..200 57434..

...500 57497. 57504. ...300 57812. ...5:0 67828. ...200 57879.

...200 57892 200 ..200 57911 ..500 L13191. .200 ..300 58117 ..300 58179 ..300 68525 .5000 58612 ..800 58629 .500 58700 300 58777 J3218 13285 35835 ..500 .500 36025. 13313. ....200 ....300 ....200 200 200 ....300 ....800 ....200 ....500 200 200 ....200 200 ..25000 ....200 ...1000 500 300 ....500 ....200 ....300 200 200 ....200 13732.... 1000 36105.

86120. 14287.... 14342 14570 14800... 14822.... 15005.,..

15306.... 15665 15667.... 16001.... 16060.... 16357....

16520... 16604 16761 1692 16992.... 17083... 17204... 17282 17294 17286 17608....

17653.... 17704.... 17735.... 17848.... .300 36U .200 36174...

.200 30263... .200 36287... .300 36292... 36499... .500 58791 500 .200 59060..

200 59278.. .200 36608. .300 367J4 200 69327.. 300 86945 .......200 69482.. ...300 59483 37006 ..200 37254 ....200 37440 ....200 87457 ....200 37569 ...1000 87602 BOO 37675 200 37695 300 37789......

37832 37882 38992 200 ..200 59520... 500 59552... ..300 59603... .500 59606... ..800 59922...

200 60977. .200 .1000 60142... ..200 60237... ..200 60265. ..500 60313...

60498... ..200 60662... 10724... ..200 .200 39084 ...300 39226 ..200 61198 ..300 ....200 39291 ....200 89333 200 600 40078 800 61228 5000 .60000 61484 ...200 614W ...200 61542 200 ...200 61598 200 200 61612, 200 ...200 61652... ..200 ...500 61669........

200 ...500 61899 200 ...200 61916 200 .300 61988 200 62014 200 ...300 62158 500 40170 1S220. 1000 40172 18299 200 40594 18341 200 40299 18457 5000 40330 18463 200 40414 135S0 200 40542 18954 300 40604 40821 19033 00 40841.... 19068 ...200 40854 19388 200 40959 19688 300 200 41030 19845 A.200 41105 ...200 62260. 200 ...300 62384 2t 02564 300 ...200 62638 1000 ...200 62666 200 ...600 62691 200 ...200 62738 200 ...200 62762 300 ...500 62814 200 62870....... 1000 ...500 28l 800 ...200 62970 200 41203 20216 200 41428....

20424 1000 41465.... 20486 2O0 41625.... 20498.1. 800 20578.. 200 42119....

20886 ..200 42177.... 42253.... ...200 42432.... ...200 42543.... ...800 42600....

200 4264A ...200 21002.... 21241.... 21267.... 21278.... ...200 63015.

..300 ...200 63076... 200 ....200 63136 200 ,...600 63293 500 ...200 C3733 200 sum urnon mo 21281. A.200 42746.... Ttiavi. 200 42761...

21344.. 600 42822.. 200 639213'! 200 ...200 42833.. ......200 ...500 42851 arm km 42962.......:200 64136.. 800 21670 200 64226 200 200 43044 200 64254 1000 21787 ,...200 43662....

200 64366 21898..... ...200 43596....... .800 6630 ...300 -a, ..800 64632 200 22102 100000 43698... .....800 64658.... ...800 22148 600 48789 800 64777 11.200 22363- 200 43953.

.600 64834 800 22376.... ....200 22463 200 44411..: 200 65169 200 22651 200 44481 66253 1.200 21 ..200 44656 200 65310 800 44659 200 65334 200 28146.... ....200 44'5ft5 giyo 6332 300 2n9 SMJ 44701 2--0 6V-9 ...2 1 44742 S.J ....600 ine as sociau oi it mwnuu uuoa va neld on the day 'following were selected as follows: A. Jirown, cane, area wua. P.

L. Bchoatf, William Hoff Cook, A. M. i slipping away I II 1-1 1 13 Broadvay. OAKLAND.

STOCK QUOTATIONS. 4 0 701 300 '60 Kentuck 100 Lady Wash 55 20 .....1 90 sou Beicfcer. 85 mo nest Bel 2 60, ioo Borne 6J 310 3oO Bullion 1 15 200 Snlwer Con 50 200 N.C'wlth... 35 2t0 Nev. Queen 40 .5560 85 tS ...10 100 Caledonia 30 2Q0 1 oo 000 400 120 Overman 50i 40 1 65Q1 70 200 25 75 95A5 00 160 Potosi 1 70 .....1 25 20 900 Con 0-Td400 Savage.

400 C. Point SO 100 irc Del Monte 400 S5g B. 200 Per Nev ..1 150 Union Coal 900 Utah 55 60(81 55 400 Exchequer 35 203 Odi Curry 1 65 220 Grand 1. ..10 60 40 800 Hale 801 851200 Yei 90 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY of Representative Oakland Finns! CRSE MRS. WATSON.

953 weoster street, Oakland. i I NDKSERIES. H. B. McGOWAN Successor to O.

Kolan; Thermal Vale Nursery. FURN1TUKK. HENRY SCHELLHAAS 408 Eleventh stree. HAY DKAIiKR. LOUIS HEWLETT ins Eighth avenue.

Residence 1166 Eleventh avenue. GROCtES. HARRISON 4 BOYCE 411 Twefth street, and U48Eet Fourteenth street I Mil. 11 me. Marguerite reed 1161 Broadway OPTICIANS.

A. 6TEFFANONI-1073 Broadway REAL ESTATE BODgK HROKEBS. WILL BURRALL 1016 Broadway. 1 H. J.

LAYMANCE CO. 466 Bight Street J. W. MOSS 958 Broadway. E.

A. HKBON 1050 Broadway. J. McDONALD 470 Nlntn sneec. WII LIAM-J.

PISQEK-460-162 Eighth Street UNDER rAKKIiS. ALBERT BROWN 466 Thirteenth street. EMPLOY HI.M OFFICE. T. R.

BURNS 862 Broadway. ATTORNEYS. A. KOORS. BOUT HE AST CORNER Ninth and Broadway.

DODGR A ATTORNKY8-AT-LAW, SOS Breadway, rooms 21 and Blake A HoffltbaUdip.g. E. M. GIBSON. ATTORN KY-AT-LAW.

8ol Broadway, Oakland. CaL IT1 RED V. WOOD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, S61 Broad war. room. 1 and 2.

Oakland CaL FRAD L. BUTTON, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW and Notary PabUe, 9bS Broadway neaz Frederick: e. whitsky. and Notary FudUc, im iiroadwaj. DaAine')? mnA OO rTa I TV(i Cal.

GEORGE DE GOU A. 9i? BROADWAY, N-W. corner Ninth, Oakland, CaL, room Telephone wa as. GEORGE W. LANGAN.

ATTORNEY AND Counselor at-Law. Uvermort. Alameda county, CaL OUNS. C. 969 47 ana 43.

JAMES C. ADAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 14 Sarjsome street, room B6; telephone EilA a. IfnannitAA JAMES H.

SMITH. 957 BROADWAY, BK tweeu Ninth yJ Tenth street, rooms 20 2L TAMES K. PE1RSOL. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 1.

1 aaw n.bl. tu rooms 00 JE. ilcELRATH. AH I Al UA. n.

rooms 9 and 10, Blake-Moffit bulldlne, cornsr Broadway ana Eighth street. Oaklaad. JC. PLUNKETf. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

northeast corner Broadway and Seventh street, rooms 5 and 6. Oakland. Cal. Money loan on real elate, JUDGE NOBLE HAMILTON'S LAW OFFICE is at rooms 25 and 2C Insaranoe Slock. SOS Caiiiornin street.

San Francisco. ELV1N 'J. CHAPMAN, ATTORNS Y-AT- Law. 957 Broadway, Oakiaaa cat: rooms 8, 4 and a. MORROW STRATTON.

ATTORNJCYS-AT Law. 25 Montgomery street. Sen Yraa. cisco: entrance, room 32. -VTYL i RICHARDSON.

BOOMS 8. ii 456 Eighth street. Oakland. and 10, OBlNiON HOLM AN, ATTORNKY8 AT Law. 936 Broadway, Oakland.

CaL i M. F1TZGEKALD, AT lORNE Y-AT-LAW, JXe Broadway, rooms 1 and Osklsnd, Cai i AMU EL BELL McKEE, ATTORNEY-AI' law. 7 Broeawsyv uaxiana. at. WILL A.

CHAMBERLIN, ATTORNEY-AT Law, 402 Montgomery street, room 8, San Francisco. i 7ARD. J. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, Broadway, rooms 26 an 4 zi. CITY REAL ESTATE Improved.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR COTTAGE or lots Lot 40x115, modern house of 11 rooms; can be used as flats; irood location, near steam ferry railway; price faoUh Apply J. M. 1 RANTZ. 468 Nintu street, Oakland. I7IOR SALE LOT 23x128.

WITH HOUSB OF 1 five rooms and brick foundation; oat houses. 65ttMasrnolia street. LOST AND fOPND. IOUND ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1STH 1 a bay horse.

Tbe owner can have the same by proving property and paying x- Kcses by applying to the Dexter Btablea. cor-r Twelith and Harrisoa streets. OST BETWEEN BAST FOURTEENTH Jj street and old Morse ranch, a brown mare about 15 bands, been blistered, got tender front feet. By returning same to 463 Teeth street, or riving information about aame and will be suitably rewarded. T- OST FRUIT VALE AVENUE AND TOUR-JL street, asm ll order book, lt-rn IK H.

WHlllLE, SUi'UOi street, aai -i $1 rrwaxa. The gentlemen interested in lorming a local insurance union did not meet last fiaturday evening, owing to lack of interest In the proposition. The Joseph A. Leonards defeated the this Coast. I aefis hZ? CIP GOING AHEAD.

Golden late Votes Bonds for a New Schoolhouse. Tbe Sturdy Citizens of the Towm Are Determined That Oakland Shall Not Be first in Progress. Golden Gate, February 15. The school bond election for issuing bonds for the construction of a $15,000 school building took place Saturday. Tne proposition was car.

ried by a vote of 52 to 13, and the result was announced amid the greatest enthusi-asfu. Tbs Trustees will immediately proceed with the work. A building to contain eight classrooms, library, board room, janitor's room and teachers' room is being planned, and a structure that will be a credit to the enterprise of tbe district will be erected on the corner of San Pablo and Crawford avenues, the location of the present school-house. It is expected that the building wiil be completed by August 1st, in time for the new school year. The small number of votes cast was remarked, but id easily accounted for by the number who favored the proposition but did not vote.

A number of prominent citizens have expressed great satisfaction over the result. Said George W. Hunt, clerk of the board "There are 260 children crowded into fonr small rooms, and four teachers, have to do the work which should be done bv We asked for only a fifth of the amount tbe law permits us to raise, whicb will increase taxation but 1)4 cents per year, and will not be noticed by the largest property-holders. We have already received an otfer for the bonds from George A. Leura A Of Chicago.

They will take them at 6 per cent;" Mr. Hunt's term of office expires on the 1st of Jane, and he has been very eager to secure a favorable vote, and so is very much delighted with the outcome. John L. French is also pleased, and believes that the vote means a boom in Golden Gate real estate. Sam J.

Dav.s, C. A. Klinkner, J. R. Glen-denning, Captain Gilford, J.

W. Crawford and many others join in the commendation of the labors of the trustees in behalf of the school. A new house is in course of erection on Snyder street. The Italians have secured several lots on Alcatraz avenue to be used as vegetab le gardens. Miss Emma Crawford has recovered from her recent illness.

There was a valentine party in Klinkner Hall Saturday evening. The distribution of valentines furnished great amusement, The evening was a very pleasant one to all who attended. Ladies Shopping iu Sao Franclaoo Lunch at Swain's, 213 Sutter street. DIED. "McCABTHT In this city.

February 15. Mias juary Meuartny aunt el Mrs. Kllta Mnlvey, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 66 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral Wednesday morning, at 8:30 from her late residence 7-1 Peralca street, thence to St Patrick's Cbusch where a solemn requini high mass wfll be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a. j.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. GOLDEN GATE GAS ENGINE! iJ" Simplest, Best, Cheapest "Spark" sure and perfect OAK ti AND IRON WORKS, 2b1 avnd Jatr-rsoa Streets. Oaklaad, Cel. Levi Btrauss baseball nine yesterday Dy ooreot to 2.

J. E. Bvler. son of Judge W. P.

Byler, want to the Brewer ranch vesterdav with nls father to hunt, and. came naoa witn a China ueorge, anas xee uong, tne rarK Hotel porter who was aocused by Mrs. H. C. fiebroedar of a criminal assault, was held to answer before the Superior Court by Justice Byler.

Herman Ernst is a groceryman of no little lmDortance in Alameda, and Phil IW.aiM, I. aa! man tr.r nil and paint combination of Whittier, Fuller ft Co. This 'morning Weaver presented Eras with a bil for til 60, which the latter did net desire to nav lust at the time, and a quarrel arose, which resulted in Weaver K. i mn.h nnmi iiuui mi irriu wmh idi lnaienity oeapea npos mm tui cutM- of batterv was preferred against the grocer, mvA k. tl HTr' tr.

ni fti ri it all tn Hustiee Byler. It mt William Saddler 110 this mornine lor disturbing thepeace of one of his neighbors vesterdav. Justice Byler conducted the transaction. Marv Fallmer has accused John Hainan Of battery. This is one ox tne cnarges Julia, for battering: Holm at.

Julia was fined $30 Saturday by Judge Byler, and will have another seancewith Recorder TJxnav tomorrow growing out of hc aame raw. O.U. ttaa YtmA IT An mm Cknmin anil Thomas Green arrested for disturDmg tne tosac. V. Cfmmmnwtr.

mimltoA ml tl WA in AJimiai yeaivsruay. W. n. TWii hti a flnmn hunt to nniat till to a lt at tha aAnthwast corner Of Adams and mound streets against ue cilia Ptunkett. R.

O. Pickett hae returned from the East. Deoutv Sherifl Lonis Schroeder, who wag unceremoiiiously by Sherifl i aay a lew cays ago, is nowuvingin a1aA.1a AAAk UNITED STATES COURT. An Kilter Aeomttted ef the Caarce of tb a.i a Aii.artliamant. ioeepb nailer who was charged with having 'HPUblUhed a lottery advertisement ta the Dodge Qmafy Pioneer, at MayvlUe.

was acqaitted in the United States Court yesterdsy. The case is aa important victorv for the Gonial ana State Lot tery. It was efcarged that a certain notice that anpearea in tae wpv, wucu wmumb weekly, was an advertisement under the new law forbidding the mailing of publications containing lottery advertisements. The card read as follows: COKBJvS I CON SAD CONRAD ciid to mrcsua While it is tree that I have been elected presi-i eat of the Louisiana State Lottery company, vice M. a.

Daanhin. deceased. I am still presi deat of the Golf Coast lie and Manufacturing CnuMU. and all ordera for materials, aaa- cninary. tc.

as well as aU other basineaa letters should beaddreaaed to me as before, Pali. Com aan. box 13i8. Kew Orleans. General B.

B. Bragg, of Foad da Lacdef ended jineuer. argaiag that tne aevarnsemeni out km uhi wiifein th aenca af the atatota. The 1 waaoai bat a few xainata iteoaJtee relieeaaeai Btady Ordinance. ach member of the police force was this morning, presented with a copy of the rew city ordinance, lust published, witch tr wr are exnected to atudv.

The men are uired to sira a reeeint for them and rrantseto Seep tLem in good condiuon i return tan when thr leave tae lorce. in way it is hvped the police will ascer- 1 t-t tere an ordinance against ria-I on sidewa.k. Cattae UoodlvTaa. sMsixyaars, was as- TcVd of a toy -e lad One Price. Plain Figures.

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