Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

JtDVXBTISBirENT. niQana, andpoon eoundof bviny. tears OFFICIAL DRAWING John Beck went to iivermore oa. lion- pizcliarged No. Pri, No.

Prlza. No. Prise 87.105. 9268A.i..j;.809 .800 87642. 200 92834,.....

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500 88221. 800 98731. .209 200 82879.., 1200 10000 TVOX THE "-rife i-r---- jj A "--3 Another Man Cashed it and Beaked Ik for i- Hi m. 1 v. An illustration of confidence Jus feV the winner of the one-twentieth part of the graud prize fa the 'Louisiana State Lottery drawing of March 17th may as well be The old gentleman hat been for many, years in the- employ of -tbs Alaska "Commercial Company.

'traveling between this city and thef: northern possession of the United States, in one of the company's steamers." During a recent visit the gentleman referred to "tried his as be called it, nd at be has done often before. Just prior tailing the result of the drawing of March 171 1891, was made known, and the capital prise was won by No. 16. 958. The old gentleman defendant wat charged wjth wounding with intent to do greet bodilf "Defendant meeting some partus, la tipvt-roie.

defendant wat ttrcck, (lrew a Jtaife and inflicted ound. He pleaded in ostifi-catioa the assault of the proaecation. Judge? the iury; 'unless defendant apprehended robbery or oma simiiaz orjexlon4. bodily, injnrv (not simply- being knocked -down) he would not be justified in osing knife in fiiBpry toeing Icnoekad down- an occurrence which frequently nappens in batteries and ih learned judge above quoted did not tfi ink tht apprehension of It a sufficient apprehension of bodily injury to justify an assault with intent to wound. -The injnir, to theaide of Professtr Mansfeldt the only element in the case which makes any- iuqauy into the matter of force.

It it reasonable to conclude that the injury was caused by bit Calling upon his watch, which would have about the tame effect-as party falling upon a stake projecting above ground. Beyond a doubt the mere force applied to throwing a man from feet to the ground is sot force contemplated by the Penal Code. "if Dr. Crowley bad thrown im, intending that in the fall the watch -would croppini; nvon lue haxu. unsyrnpatiieuc road M'as distinctly acdible, and presently the load of voirtizater.

hove in all vceping bitterly over manifold shortcucaines. It was a sublime oer- formacce, en ma tact but it wa? not a circumstance to the solo achievementa of the individual 'members of the chorus Mien each had attained the privacy of the home j.V-... A good deal of hav has been' and the crops are fine, but farmers 'are rendered, very anxious by these, lightly showers that persist so late iii the season; be following Is. the programme for commencement week at Washington College: Saturday, elocutionarv recital and graduating exercises of elocution ciass, Deginmng at 7 o'clock; Sunday, baccalaureate sermon by J. E.

Benton at 11 a. m. Monday, musicale at 7:50. o'clock; Taesdav, graduating ex--, ercisea of commerciaf clasif at 7 iSQ o'clock Wednesday, graduating exercises of academic department at. 7 30 o'clock.

Alumni banquet Wednesday evening. May 20th. The college gradu ates tnia year thirty students from the different departments. The public are cordially invited to attend the exercises. No printed invitations will be issued thia year.

Frank Grimes was. on the Irvington tram one night this week inquiring after old friends in this vicinity, and feeling particularly elated over. the prospect he has of some very rich oil wells on his land in Los Angeles county. 4 Mrs. Crowell eave a card party Mon day evening to a small circle of iriends.

Eucher was the gameof the evening, and the guests enjoyed the occasion ex ceedingly. HEWABE. Mrs. Wiley of San Francisco visited Mrs. Frank Jarvis last Sunday.

Charles P. Cockefair is attending the San Francisco Business College. Who will be our Postmaster? is the question that is agitating the public mind not a little just now. Arthur. Helen and Charley Haley have all been suffering from chicken- pox, but are now convalescent.

Mr. Ells, who was so seriously injured while driving in Alameda, is recovering from his injuries, though still forced to use crutches. A baseball game was played Sunday afternoon between the Newarks and Clark's O. N. T.

of San FranciBco. The Newarks won the victory by the score of 10 to 9. "SHENANDOAH." Bronson Howard's Play Beeaaa Mot to Grow, 8 tela by Repetition. Though Bronson Howard's beautiful and stirring drama of the civil war, Shenandoah', is now on its third visit to this coast, its popularity has not waned and the company playing it is even stronger than the company that first played it. Sixteen of the twenty-one principals are members of the original company.

Shenandoah will be played this evening at toe Oakland Theater for the last time. HOGAN THE FIGHTER. Be it In Oakland and Will Speak on Temperance. Ben Hogan, the ex-prize fighter, and Lieutenant Lavery from Chicago will speak this evening at the Gospel Temper ance tent, corner ot Fourteenth street and Broadway. One Hundred Dullar for the City.

The order setting aside the forfeiture ofT. Se well's bail of $100 for 'selling liquor at Seventh and Market streets was this morning vacated by Police Judge Allen. The Proprietor of the Nucleus. John Reese was acquitted this morn ing in the Police Court of a charge of using vulgar language. 1r.

Tlorton at PrOTideoee. The Providence, K. Journal of the 9th inst. gives a two column account of the cele bration of Arbor Pay, including the speech of the Rev. Francis Hortoo, formerly of the First Presbyterian Church of this city.

An Old Case Settled. The old cass of attempt at battery preferred against John Sullivan by John Thomas was finally disposed of In uie Police Court yes terday, belDg dif mUsed on payment of So costs. STOCK QUOTATION. 1100 Alpha Cor ,..1 0)600 Julia 15 3o0 Alt 90850 Justice 1 10T41 15 1600 1 75-31 SO 1030 Keutack 404o 100 Baltimore 60115) Lady Wssn. ..25 1275 Belcher 2 OOliiOO 3 303 85 300 Bell Isle 401390 Mono 50 1340 Navajo 2d 600 ..1 05t 10400 N.C'w 1th 0 1900 1 sOcOl Kev.

Queen 20 100 Bulwor. 80 200 B. Iale ,65 1180 60j600Ocd 1 301 So 500 C. Con. 1 76j95tt Ophlr.

5 00 1300 Chollar. .2 152 26i8J0 60 900 Com 25(23 35 2515 CCAv.JO OttiftlO 2V14J0 Esvers ..2 102 35 80 Contde.5 6 1850 Con S.B.M. S5l 10 600 Coil N. V. 25 1770 Hiers Nev2 SU02 40 800 Crown 901 95 300 Silver Hill 20 300 Del Mont.

20 100 Silver King 20 150 Exchequer ..651595 UmonCo2 352 60 790 40(312 45 1000 Utah 8590 U70 HsleAJ'. 2 10QS2 25)950 Yellow J. a 50 STOCKS AND BONOS. S.m Faaxcuco, May 19 U91. Bid.

Asxan. Bia. ask so UNITED 8TATK3 BOOTS. 4'sCpns U8K 119 4s registrd U8 1U 4Ks, Cpns 100 100 MlaCELiiAKEOUS BOXD3. c.

c-w. a Dupont st. F. AC- H. Mkt stCab 98 145 lOOUrN of CaISs 112U IO Omnibus C.

116 KM 6 pc. 102 4 RS P4CHRR -fwlstB. 100 108 109 122J, 123 MonwryAv Nev Co nr 102 a. r. of Aris iP.K.R.( N.

P.CKK 101 NPaoKK .113 NRKoI Cat 102 a. P. B. R. 5 i 3.

V. W.6pe 3. V. W. 4p Oakl nd Gas laHCft 1001033 BANK STOCKi Anglo-Cal Bank of Cat Cal Sf lep ATrstCo.

FlrstNat'i 75 381 Parts A 130 275 London and 8. F. Bauk Paolfie ch nts Ex 85 160 ISO 173 mi 170 WATKB 0 SpilngVy Blae Lakes S64 6ifCoatraCotU10l (Maria Ca OAS STOCKS. Central 90 Los Angeles 5 Oakland Si rwU. Imp.

FaeLigCo 77 80 63Ji 60 Hsnrraa'eo 63V dtoektoa sa 82 SAILKOAD California 108 -Central Geary 90 Da Ontaiboa pmsidQ 75 27, 80 31 ISSCRANCB STOCKS. Anglo Nev. California Commerce 84 FiremaxuaK, 158 940 fHome Mat U5 State Ia vst 89 91 Onion arjf POWDEE STOCKS, AOantleD. 40 4Ssiety Sltre 7H California 140 jVJgprlt 2J Giant el- 0 'Vulca MISCEUiASfeOtJi STOCW B. D.

aC 22 C. A. 8. P. C.

Cal E. Co. Cal Else W. 4 Haw.C. 8.

6Vi Hutch Co. 9 Jadson M. 18 iMerchaatt tX in 80e lO. a Co. 75 8S 174 Pae.C.

B.CO. axi iPsc.L?fa f. 10. iPaeRoUM. WACC22 SALES.

75 Spring Valley Water. Laptes' jackets in black and colored for worth Palace Cioak Company, 1X Washington street. r. 119V4 1U.1 120 9t 117' 102V4 103K 109 110 99V, 101 105 11S 120 7M fr NOTICE. 1 t.

Look Out For Burglars and teenre thewonderrotlitUt erw 1 we A. 1 TTYI JLf ULX 3 AC J. AXUa lil van oe aojottea 10 two tecosae wuuoat toolt. k-' Price- 93. Rnd tor JAMES B.

BARBER, Agent for Ban Francisco, Alameda, Sao Mateo, Santa Clara, and Santa Cms Conn- Ad Oreea 14S1 Hin 6W Alameda. 53 a 55 DR. O. HALL'S EEDICAL A5D SDEGICiL IITSITUTS 665 BROADWAY, Co axis 3ft SPECIALIST. Ts still treating with the greatest success all Chronic, Nerve, Blood and Surgical diseases, and diseases of Eye, Ear; Nose, Throat and Chest Spnclal Attention to Diseases of TTomear The doctor has had years of experience in the Hospitals of London and Australia, aad Is one ot the motl successful gvnecologlcal spes talis ts in this country, lieg-olating- Medloiae, To Young and Middle.

Aged Men. Lost Manhood, Nervous Debility, Spermatos, rhcea. Seminal Losses, Physical Decay, arrislng from indiscretion, producing sleeplessness, de tpondency, pimples on the face, aversion to sotisty. easily discouraged, lack of confidence, dull, unfit for study or business, and finds life a burden, safely, permanently and speedily VIUCM. Genlto-Urtnary Surgery.

Gonorrhosa, Gleet. Syphilis, Hydroeeeta, Vari cocele ana sinecures raaioaiiy and safely eared without pain or detention from business. Au Bexaal deformities and Impedlments'to matt' riage successfully removed. Keesal lUesses Hemmorrholds fPllcg), Fissure, Fistulas, Pro-lips i and Ulcerations relieved without detea Uon from busiues. DR.

T. D. HALT. Is a thoroughly educated Phvsician and Sui geon. and his medical instita'te is thoroughly equipped with all the modern instruments fot the cure of all diseases.

The doctor compounds and lurnisheahu own medicines, N. B. Persons unable to visit us may be treated at their homes by correspondence. Medicines and instructions aent by mail or ex press. Consnlatatlou frae.

TURKEYS I FOR AT- L. C. BEEIVl'S, 417 I2TH CITY MARKET. NOW OPEN The Piedmont Hotel It tbe End of the New Cable A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY RESORT The Fncst Brands of Wines, IjI-q nor a and Cigars kept in Stock. F.

D. BLACK, Proprietor. RETIRH FROM BUSINESS! The Entire Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES MUST BE CLOSED OUT i On Account of Sickness. H. ALEXANDER.

Seventh and Washington. F. 8. Parties wishinR to buy as a whole stock, fixtures and goods, will call at tlx store. 1 i I I Hi.

mi i i i W. H. PARRISH Bucceisor Tate Parrlsa. ituck ana Mpressmai I tTAinAifi omca 413 Fcarth Oakland, Czl i prepared to move Heary Granite, all i of Merchandise and make a specially of mo ting Safes. fT" AH orders powptiy to V.

rates. Teiejs'aojie asti i r- ilP1' ES lTiisiana Estate tottery, Single amber. Class "Kf Drawn a New' I.ouUlaha, on Tneaday. Slay IS. 1891.

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Ohriirand wife have moved to San Warren Swayne ia still At the home of bit nncle; Howard Overaeker. little Richard Kuxlev able to be out fciter his long and painful illness. George Smith, Mra2 Frank Smfth and daughter came from tianta Sosa Satur day. JEmma Simpson baa been visiting ber sister, lira. Van Dyke of Hay wards, the past week.

Mrs. CL A. Plummer entertained a iarge party ol ber friends at luncheon Susie Allen has recovered from her severe attack, of sore throat and ia again around the house. Miss Lizzie Overaeker entertained the young ladiea of Washington College at luncheon Saturday last. Mrs.

O. H. Hubbell and daughter of Tomales were the guests of Mrs. Overaeker last week. A party of Irvingtonians passed through Centerviile on Batorday on their way to Kites canyon f6r a picnic.

The row of palms which is being set before the Gregory House will greatly improve the appearance of the place. Mrs. Kinney, who has been visiting her sisters Mrs. Tolan and Mrs. Smith the past will leave for her home in Missouri Saturday.

The annual meeting of the Presbyter ian Sewing Society was held at the mans on-Wednesday last and officers were elected for the ensuing year. There will be a special meeting of St. James Society at the residence of Mrs. H. Overaeker, Wednesday of next week' to complete arrangements for the entertainment Friday.

Posters are out for the China Anni versary of St. James Society next Friday. With such attractions in the programme as Mrs. Louise Humphrey- Smith, Miss Helen Swayne and Mr. Wak, those who attend cannot fail to be entertained and pleased.

The remarkable growth of trees in this country might be wondered at were they gown in any other soil save California, ut here a man may well be careful how long he stands talking with his neighbor est his cane, like Aaron-s rod," may sprout, bud and blossom ere he resumes his journey. Thursday afternoon a smoke was dis covered issuing from the roof of one of Mr. Beck's cottages, occupied by Mrs. Sweet. People hastened to the rescue before the fire had made such headway as to prevent its being quickly subdued by the prompt efforts of those present, to whom manv thanks are due.

A new way of appropriating another' credit has come to light the past week. An unknown person has -been giving or ders in San ran Cisco for goods to be de livered to David Beck of Centerviile, in the mean time carrying away with him a quantity of various articles with each order. He goes from one firm to another, thereby escaping detection thus far. A runaway occurred on the streets of Centerviile Wednesday morning. The horses attached to the baker's cart were standing unhitched, when they concluded to have a little spin all by themselves.

Thev ran until thev reached Hawes' store, where they ran into a buggv, breaking its shaf ts, and then performed some acrobatics on their own account for the amusement of the bystanders, one of the horses jumping over the other one baqk. Fortunately no harm was done, except tne creaking 01 tne ouggy. IRVINOTON. The marriage of Miss Lech a Galindo and Edward S. Weston is announced to take- place at the Galindo home May 27th.

The pioneers' picnic will be held at Riverside Grove, Saturday, May 23d, next. The members of Ed an Grange" will loin witn the pioneers in the affair, and every effort is matins to make the oicmc an enjoyable event. Uood music will be ia attendance for the dancing. The report given iast week that Henry Weston and George Grinnell had dissolved partnership is incorrect. They are still carrying on their horsebreaking and stock business, Mr.

Grinnell being in charge ot the barns, as usual. G. A. Baab now makes daily trips to Oakland on jury duty. Examinations will begin next week at the public school.

J. E. Atkinson is doing a rushing business this spring in selling broods of young chickens, with the mother hen, to would-be raisers of hne poultry. MiBS Maria Babb has been quite ill'for several days past. H.

Croweli spent Wednesday in Oak land. Mrs. G. A. Babb has been confined to her bed for the past week.

A party of five gentlemen from Alameda passed through town on their bi cycles Sunday morning. They were out for a record, and they got one, makmg the run from Alameda to San Jose in three hours and forty minutes. The parties making this astonishing trip were J. E. Barber.

K. B. Tappan, T. G. Dan iells.

J. E. Bland and Clyde Conkey, each one of whom weighs 200 pounds or more. Professor Ingram pent the day in the city Tuesday. Miss Gilbert will spend her vacation at her home in the this summer, returning to this coast in the fall.

Thieves broke into the slaughter house of M. M. Galindo Saturday nightand stole a quantity of hides, valued at a considerable sum of money. Mrs. Louise Humphrey-Smith of San Francisco was the guest of Irvington friends Sunday.

A. Gran is sending a good many samples of his fine wines to. Europe this 5 The public school children all went on a picnic in the canyon last Saturday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Nougaret and Mr.

and Mrs. Griffin. When it came time to return to the town one wagon load of young people managed to escape the watchful eye of the chaperon-age, and possibly inspireil by the idea thai i longest wray s'round is the shortest way turned their horses' heads toward Alvarado and drove in tnat direction. Meantime their fathers and mothers in Irvington began to grow anxious and as 7, 8, 9 o'clock came and went bringing no news of the picnickers, the town was In a state of great excitement. Shortly after 9 o'clock, however, a sound of distant weeping was borne upon the air along the Centerviile Woe, not but- deep, seemed to have claimed some one for; its own." Those about town who strained their ears to listen could hear plainly the dulcet moans and woe-is-mes of the' young ladies in the graduating class, mingling with the heavier nasal sniffles of their fellow Btadenta of -the sterner sex, and occasionally enlivened by the sharp staccato "oh, dear me" of some wee maiden, "or the pathetic "cookoo" of the boy whose mother doesn't wear ILi Nearer-and nearer c- 3 1' I 4- A -i' CZHGIia.BiTTERI I-Tcf CrTCsaaoay'ial cf 3 tit.

I Csne Wm Vet Deadly Caie Death. i i lobby 'packed this it -was the -daj lot da 3 Crowlsy case. The deftnd- i izisi by his attorney, B-: il. 1 wsi nn hinil aar-lv anf tnntr at I i-i csUirs of M-' few i were rattled off the calendar i 3 D. Crowley," said Clerk s.

a 1 scked up, bit attorney, Mr. moved chair ut 'said a iri, nda Allen had picked' op a was evidently about to And then la dear tones -t ie could be heard by ail the judge aa follows: I 'Ifc Ij tllesd ia the complaint that ion the, ZZ 1 of April D. Crowley made an it vrUh a daadly weapon upon Hugo Tzizidiu Oa that. day Crowley seized I bora him to the ground, and irra tract him several times withJ a cine. Ac a resfcJtof this violence Mans-1 i it received a wound in the head and an tieside.

"j.i.ciiestion ia, do the facta In evidence r-r; siony under aeetion 245 of the I'-zlI Cc li. That section, provides that: V.vcry person who commits an assault r-nt'-if erson of; another with a deadly or instrument, or by any meant or l.i.ly to produce Rreat bodily injury, 5i of a felony." Dader thia aecaon a f.y niT.be committed either by nn with deadly weapon, ty meant or force to pr.oduee- great bodily Tne complaint it. drawn under t-t per-! cf the eection relative' to at-e 1 a deadly and the testi-rory ci tbat potot substantially is, that lr. C'ro iey oreriooJc Professor Mansfeldt cn tcreet, sear franklin, threw him tc tii prorjid and, aecordiag to bit atate cjest, rs piily delivered aeverai blows upon Ms tesi tni. body witti aoaae instrument tat lalt W'n he got up blood vras owiajr from a wound in bit head, and i 3 tc-: and side pained hinu Dr.

Web-titr, wao immediately atwnded him, found a siight scalp wound, arhichkhe thought ci-tit have been produced by a light cane cr byfaUinjr against ttoe curbing. Woolsey examined, the acalp, and ar. ong tome fcruisee found the cut in Mam-! si it's head to be thrse-qnarters of an inch one-quarter of an inch wide and ot an inch deep. The wound, in Lti opinion, was canted Jay a blunt instru-13 eat with a sharp and, or by striking the aaie spot teveral timet with -a light cane. 1.3 believes he found aT fractured rib, an iurythat ia not necessarily permanent in tta character.

This injury might have beau caused bv a a blow or a fall. The crystal of Professor Manafeld ft watch was troKen. 1 3 -a i 't respects. xieoowa not una crspitua, 'i Dr. "Woo'sey did.

The testimony of tj 1 xhe natorof the i- iiei and a inf erence at tathe a fc whioa -rer tntueted. vtise- Maaslldt -was- wttn her father fcta Df. -Crowy? assaulted 'him. He s'rack him teveral blows with a cane which she had seeaDr. Crowley carrying before.

did not tdek bar latlMtv Wilson taw the assault, If was made with a mlvura-sired cane, brown in color. -Several blow were raoiuiT struck; Harold Ginn also waa The blows were eiven rapidly wpon tne bead and body with! la bambod fcantv which seemed larer than the one shown bun by ccunseU- Gina't testimony iwith Mii? Liantfeidt'a in reference to the cane. tne was concerned in" her- father's safety, and the iear and confusion of tha moment mutht eatily have misled her into belief, which might not ave been a fact. one had seen Dr. Cro wle carry this tame, cane on former him nsea cane in mak ing thu assault ia the confusion of the moment she might 5 very bat erroneously, have 'formed an impression that it was the caae he usually carried and yet be enure: T-mistaaea, 'Ginn's tet dmony take fa connection vlihtit cTidenceaatabliahet the conclusion at a bamboo cane ot memum wat t.

a wes-on E.3e3. 'I cr ia it not a deadlt weapon TTiJi commecdaMer lairnesar the District Attorney concedes to the that te evidence does not support the charge, of aaeaair.weapon..D maeoea nt of opinion- would like to find upon a entire matter. Associate counsel be 1 eves the o-ense charged ia supported by eriKience. "A deadly weapon is one- likely to pro- -ca orjfreat bodily iajttry. Some weapons are.

deadly in themselves, and assume fiat character from the sir ia which they are used. This weapon is cot of clasa which'are deadly in themselves. J- "As to the weapons which may become by the manner of their nse, the de-1 11 i hold yariouaiy. In 49 330, Cooley fcoida that the handle of a a wherebut one blow ia struck ia not t5 IaUniteid BUtei vs. 8mall and the charge being assault with weanon, a belaying pibj- the blow 1 beeTi etruck on' Uw arm, thev jury 1 defendant not guilty.

ISinaty-one Carolina, 6U, it an extreme case on i 3 ''The svk -Jch, tae siae of a waman's being r.sei by a husband oa the back of bvt wife violently and furiously as to bring the blod tiiroush her clothing, was held to be a. 1 iy weapon, xuef jusnce csmitn cut- lis llzlt of tha evidence and adjudi-' cases tcis bamboo cane, wnien is a -10 1 hollow in the center, cannot be 1 a deadly weapon." i c-ly question remaining' ia, does show sufScieat cause for hold-i to answer for naving 1 complainant-? with' meant -and 1 ta produce great bodily injury 3 s. etion of the code relates entirely 1 5 means nsed. Sit not essential irrirvactuallTtetnlfc' Usuf- an assault contempiateoV-by eeo-! 1 ef tae renal uooe nat oeen oon- l' 'condition of "Masfeldfe bodily injury It aqaestion. 1 t' inks there is anneomplete cannot discover it.

Dr, no serious results. -a. limmons.1 Crawford. 16C 3 a case of assault to do great prosecutor received a deep i -a and several cuts in the nt was acouitted. -t.

rrest. bodily lnjury.it i I character, yet i Si wouia inienere wiui As. to. the ex- Jit's injuries, the t-7 uav he it is difS- it caused it. The4 r.

Crcnrier diJ not It cot nave been 1 1 .4 cane. The most i 1 at when" Professor the crystal of .1 cave crnsned the fa jury sue- i Dsars the only was the throw- 1 1 the around. roia to bold -ice ans or .600 .1000 600 '94064 8S090. .200 200 .200 -89004. ..20 ..200 83161 89 S8 94267 .200 S32M.

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.200 97409... -200 9751 .200 97697... .200 97798 .800 .200 97997 ..20 .600 98162... .200 .900 98468... .200 98496...

98504... .800 98849... .1000 ...200 ...200 S5011 2M 85146 800 91025.... 300 91195.... 85244...

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800 91418'. 914C5. 86191 SOO 91555 86256.. 200 91807.. 86386 1000 91968..

86439 200 86416 200 92004.. 86478.... ....200 62219.. ..200 86512 800 92251 200 98961 SMI 7 200 92317 ...800 86637 .200 92436 600 99061 500 8oh9 ...200 92521 200 99417. 200 86879 200 92544 200 09581 300 86968 800 92636 200 99852 200 fi-JftfO 20n 87056 200 Approximation Prizes.

100 numbers from 37,441 to 87,541 inclusive being 60 numbers on each side of toe numDer drawing the Capital Prize of 8300,000,8500. 8100 numbers from 46,165 to 46,265 Inclasive, being 60 "numbers on each side of the number drawing the capital prise of (100,000, 1300. 100 numbers fiom 4109 to 41.9J9 inclasive, being 60 numbers on each side of the number drawing capital prise of $50,000, 12O0. 999 numbers ending with 91, being the two last flgares of the number drawing the Capital Price of (300,000, 100. 999 numbers ending with 15, being the two last flgares of the Dumber drawing the second Capital Prise of 8100,000, $100.

No. 37,491 draws capital prise, $300,000, sold in Savannah. Waco and Galveston. Tex. No.

46,215 draws second capital prise. $100,000. sold New Orleans, La Spokane Falls, Boston, Mass Chicago, lit, Brooklyn aud New York, N. Y. No.

41359 draws third capital prize, $60,000. sold in Gonzales, Louisville, Washington, D. Franklin, Boston, and 8yracese, N. Y. No.

49,538 draws foHrth capital prise, $25,000, sold in Brooklyn, N. Chicago, 111., Washington, D. C. 8t. Louis, Mo aud Boston, Mass.

Nos. 88,519 and 90,862 draw eacn Prlsea Cashed In Fall Without Deduction. We, the undersigned Backers of New Orleans, will pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our counters: R. M. WAI.M8LEY, President Louisiana National Bank; Pixrbk Lamacx, President State National Bank; A.

Baipwin, President N. O. National Bank. Carl Kohn, President Union National Bank. The subscribers having supervised the Single Number Drawimr.

Ciass Louisiana State Lottery, hereby certify that the above are tne nimDers wnicn were this day drawn from the 100,000 placed lu the wheel, with the prizes corresponding to them. Witnessour hands at New Orleans, this Tuesday. May 12th, 189L G. T. BEAUREGARD, 3.

A. EARLY, Commissioner a 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 name being among the last on the list. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1891, by the Louisiana State Lottery Company, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. NOTICE, At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oakland Electrio Liirht and Motor held at the office of the company, northwest nurner or cecona ana weoster scree's, us it una, California, on Wednesday, the Sixth day of way.

tne jesignation of w. F. Melvin, secretary of the company was accepted with regret, and A. E. Brooke Ridley elected as secretary pro tern PROPOSALS.

For Lighting of streets and Public Building In the City of Oakland, for One Tear From tbe 1st Day of July, 1891. OFFICE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF Oakland, May 19, 189L In accordance with resolution No. 16.13s, adopted May 18, 1891, by the Council of the City of Oakland, sealed proposals will be received np to 8 o'clock r. on Jnne 1st, 1891. at the City Clerk's office in the City Hall, and shall be endorsed "Proposals icr lighting the blreeta and Public Buildings of tte City of Oakland." Said proposals must provide for the lighting of the number of street electric and gss lamps now in nse aud as now located, and including the lighting of not more lb an 50 additional electric lames, to be placed as the Council may hereafter direct, and for such additional number of gas lamps as may be reasonably required.

Said proposals must specify: 1st The hours during which the street lamps will be lighted, and tbe price for each electric and gas lamp per night, as also the terms aud conditions npon which said additional lam oa be placed. 2d The aina of lignt to bs provide! for the lighting of the public buildings and the price per month for each electric lamp, and the rate per thousand cubic feet for gas furnished. 3d for tbe furnUhing of the same rated candle power of electric aud gas lamps a now furnished under existing contract with tbe city. Each bidder must deposit with the Clerk ot the Council, payable to bis order, a certified check amounting to 5 per cent of the proposal, which check stall be forfeited to the City or Oakland by the successful bidder if he fall to ter Into a contract aad file a bond tn thsum of S25.000 within five days after- award of extract, said bond to be conditioned upon the faithful performance of same. Claims accruing against the city under the said contract to be paid la the same manner as other indebtedness is to be paid.

The Council reserves the right to determine which method of lighting shall be adopted, and to reject any and all bids. i. M. BRADY, City Clerk. Oakland, CaL, May 19.189L TWEHTlcTH STREET OPENING- STREET SUPERIKTENDENT'S NOTICE RE-qniring payment of asseumenta Office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City ot Oakland, May 19th, sL In compliance with law, notice la hereby given that oa May 19th.

1891, I received from the Cuy Clerk of said City ot Oakland, a certtfled cony of the report of Commiaswners; including assessments; also the plat accompany tog the same tn the matter of tne opening of Twentieth street, between the eastern line of Brush street and the western line of Grove atreet. which report and plat were tin ally confirmed and adopted by tald City council on the lxth day of May, 189L NoSie is atso given that all sums levied and tsMssed in aaid aaaessment roll are doe and payable Immediately, and that the P7mentol aaid stut ia to be made to me wlthia thirty (30) days from (be date of the first pubUcation of this notice. All assessments not ps id before tbe expiration of said thirty days will be declared to he delinquent, and thereafter tha tnm of 8 per cent upon the amount of each delin- went assessment, together with the eosti of advertising each delinquent assessment, will be added thereto, a WALL. of Streets of the City ef Oak- was overjoyed when he produced his coupon pearuig tn same numoer. xne newt went arouna th company's offices is no time, bat it got no farther, as" he particularly requested that it should hot be known, A young man in the company's employ waa intrusted with getting the cupon cashed.

is the gentleman in whom so much confidtnee was Tepoted. He took the coupon to Fargo Bank, asking that the company- draw on New Orleans tor the amount Thia was done, and a few' days' ago the money wat paid to Mr. Ambold, who forthwith deposited the $15,000 in another bank to the credit or the real winner. These facts' were, recited by one of the partners in the Alaska Commercial Company, and no higher evidence of their accuracy could be Jnst what the winner intends doicg with his winnings, no one knows. He has not even been apprised that the money ia all tate in the bank for him.

The gentleman referred to as offering the information said that the winner it one ot the most deserving men in the company's employ and to no one could the happy windfed occur and the announcement of it give more general pleasure. California contained another lucky individual at the same drawing, for he also went to Wells, Fargo and cashed his coupon through them. He succeeded, however, in very effectually concealing his identity, as all efforts to discover his name or whereabouts have proved quite unavailing. All that could be learned is thai he is a hard working mechanic living in the Mission. Sari Franuiaco (Cel.) Kjiurvnxae, April zutn.

Want to WWd Pen. H. Thompson of Seventh avenue and East Twenty-fifth street hat filed with the Board of Public Works an application for appointment at clerk or deputy. He state a that he is a bookkeeper, and gives for recommendation the names of Mayor Chapman, V. D-Moody, Judge Ames, N.

W. Spaulding, M. D. Hyde, M. Dunham and F.

Becker. Thb ladies' blazer jacket sold at tbe Pal ace Cloak Compauy, 1009 Washington street, for (2.50, astonishes the oldest in habitant. The Hltrh School Commencement. Tickets for admission to the High School exercises on Friday evening can be obtained at the Board of Education rooms after Thursday morning. Special drives In muslin underwear; chemise 35c, gowns 70c, all our own make.

Palace Cloax. Company, 1009 Washington street. Picnic, seaside and sailor hats, all styles from 15c up, at- Palace Cloak Company, 1009 Washington street. Bobib up on Napa Soda. Napa Soda ia a Tonic.

BORN. VAN HALTREN In this citv, May 16, to the wife of George E. Van Htltren, a daughter. Too Late lor Classification SITUATIONS WANTKD-FKttAtE, rjOUSKWORK-rW ANTED RY A GIRL JU3T XX. from Sweden, place in private family; is very neat, tidy and capable; East Oakland preferred; speaks no Kngllsh.

Call at 560 Ksit Sixteenth street, second bouse from Eleventh avenue. mayl3-3t WANTED A SITUATION FOR SECOND work or care for invalid; reference given. Call 756 seventh street FOB LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE house contains 24 furnished rooms, located at 1054 Broadway, Oakland; a good paying business: present owuer retiring on account of sickness. Call on premises. mayl9-lwx AFLE HACK AND A BLACK TEAM FOR sale for one third ita value.

Call at 860 Howard street saloon, tisu Francisco; must be sold as present owner is leaviug the city. may 19-1 wx FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED RAPID OPERATOR ON REM-Ing ton or Addrjsa P. O. box 315, Oakland.

myl9-tf WANTED A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER to go out by the day; a long engagement and good pay to a competent person. M. REED, 1161 Broadway. mayia-Etx VlTANTicD A REFINED, EDUCATED LADY TV to teach English. German and mui-le competent to take entire charge of three children, aee from 13 to 10.

Address 1063 Grove street; Oakland. myl9-3tx SITUATIONS WANIKD-MAtB. WANTED POSITION BY A COMPETENT gardener by. the day or month; under stands the care of horses and cows, and is a good cTtver. Apply to i.

a. buk.s, employ- ment agent, 802 Broadway. mylJ-lwx WANTED BY PRACTICAL MAN PLACE In liverv stable; potei inall such work, or with private family; good gardener, milker and driver. Apply to T. IL BUctXS, 862 Broadway.

mayi9-lwx VCKMSHED BOOHS. npo LET-FURNISHED FOR A PRIVATE family, the upper part (5 rooms) finely furnished for honOeapiBg to a- family, no children. Bent moderate. No. 537 Eighteenth street, below San Pablo avenne.

HOUSES TO EKIsT. AnA-PER MONTH, 3 MODERN HOUSES OF ZU 7 rooms each; three minutes' walk, to local trains; all nicely papered 8WKNAKTGN, 463 Ninth street. mayl9-lw ffi-l PER MONTH; 3 modern- houses of 6 3plO rooms each; nicly papered; handy to local trains. GRAY fe 463 Ninth street. nayi9-lw gft or MODERN HOUSE OF 13 BOOMS; within a short distance ot local train a GRAY SWENARTON, 463 Ninth street mayi9-lwx ruBNisnao hocsks.

ryX) RENT FURNISH E1VA COTTAGE BIX rooms and bath; siab.e stalls, hay loft, wind milt fine soft water, nice garden, large lot on Twenty-third avenue. No. 1463; rent lid. Also two eattages of 6 rooms unfurnished; modern improvements: rent 2i Address WM. STONE, 1124 Nineteenth street, East Oakland.

mayl9lwx XiOsr. LOST A BLACK AND TELLOW 8T BIPED i horse blanket, whip, and jaecfc strap, on 12th atreet. Broadway and Webster. Please d-lir tS property taMAX LAURENCE, 869 Thirteenth street, mayl9-lwx Doticeto fc fotaUoT W. W.

CSAPO, beceaud. Xm.CZ IS HEREBY GIVES BT THE TJN-. lUHimMij administrator Of the estate at W. W. Crapo, deceased, to tbe creditors of and all persons hanog claims aralnst the said deceased, to exblDit them.

With the necessary vonchera, within foar months aiter the first pubUcation of thia notice, to the said administrator, at the office of John M. Postoo, at No. 969 Broadway, rooms 62 and 53, Oakland, Alameda County, Calitornia. which tald offlce the undersigned selects aa his place of business ia all matters connected with said estate ot W. W.

Crapo. 1 JAME3 8TAVLEY, A i registrator of the estate ot W. M. Crapo, become an element in producing the great nooiiy tnia mignt mate it portion of hit means likely to produce that injury; and though every man ia presumed to ooatempiata tna consequences 01 nit own acts, they 'are the proximate, not the remote consequences not mere accidents xrmcn ne naa no intention ot commitang. "Upon thia point the People vs.

Murat, 4.5 CaL, 284, baa a bearing. 'An assault made wtth intent not to commit, murder, bat only to do lesser bodily harm, is constituted, a felonv unlets such an assault wereft made wish a deadly or by re tort to meant of a deadly The character of the particular agency em ployed by the prisoner ia making such an assault is of the substance of the offense. at constituting it a felony, for an assault made without the use of a deadly weapon, With intent to do mere bodily nana and not to do murder it a misdemeanor, noth ing 'There is bat one other point Which I wish to tonch upon in this case. Aasoriate counsel offered testimony which would lay a foundation for an assault with intent to commit murder. The testimony which it was suggested would be produced, was not connected with the particular offense, and if it had a bearing at all as evidence, would pertain to a separate and distinct charge, happening bn a different occasion.

Counsel argues, if understand him correctly, the testimony was competent in view ot the latitude al lowed a committing in holding a defendant for any offense the evidence warrants. Though this ia a preliminary examination, it must be conducted under the rnles of law applicable. Concisely stated they are, that defendant muat be apprised of the offense for which he it tried. When the offense ia tet forth in the complaint the proofs must agree with the allegations ana be connnea to tne pome at issue, it is the rule that defendant may be netd to answer tor wnatever osense tne evidence eerabUshec, hnt that evidence mast be taken under the above rules. "There ia not sufficient cause for holding defendant on the charge preferred, and 1 order him discharged.

Battery aeemt to be the charge which should be preferred against turn. Neither Professor Mansfeldt nor bis special counsel, Judge Gibson, were present during the proceedings. xne moment tne judge stopped spe using Crowley arose and quickly made his way from tne courtroom. "You can say that the doctor will be arrested for battery as soon as I can see professor Mansfeldt," said Prosecuting Attorney unurcu to a Teibuhe man. V'Wben will that be," was 'Today, if I can find him." Up to 3:30 o'clock this afternoon no warrant had been served on Crowley.

ALiAMEDA. A Carre Increase la the Population of the Kncfnal City. Whidden Hose Company will give banquet next Saturday evening in tbeir new quarters on Seventh street. A flag will be presented to the company, the gift of Mrs. Wfaiduen, and her son, Myron T.

Whidden. School Census Marshal Smith now thinks that he will not need an assistant to help enumerate toe scnooi cmiuren ot Aiameda. lie has finished that portion east of Park street, lie ia also talcing the census of the city, and says he finds a wonderful increase in tne population. Tne ordinance granting J. C.

Jamieson, A. Bannister and others a iranchise to erect and maintain a wharf at the foot of Grand street is still withheld from peerage. One of the provisions ot the ordinance is that all goods, wares and merchandise consigned 10 the city shall not be taxed wharfage. A nurse named Mrs. Harris has been employed by 'Mrs.

F. Jander onKicheliea street. A few days ago Mrs. Jander paid her off, and shortly afterward she thought the paid Mrs. Hams 92.

more tnan was coming to her. Bhe asked for the return of that amount, but Mrs. Harris would not give it back. Mrs. Jander then would not let Mrs.

Harris take some of her clothes which were in the house. Mrs. Harris has employed an attorney and will endeavor to recover tne garments oy a claim and delivery auit POOLSEL.L.ERS JOYFUL, Satlsracttoa at tha AcUoa of the Conoell on the Ordinance. City There was much joy in the poolrooms today over the action of the Council iast night defeating the prohibitory ordinance. There wat a bigger attendance than usual on account of the afternoon raees at the Oakland Park and bet tine was very lively, At lr.a.

the rooms were dosed, and the whole bookmaking business was trans ferred to the race track. Personal Xetea. John B. Goss came today from Santa Rosa and awarded a contract for printing hit book on "Eloquence." W. W-Toote has gone to Nevada City to attend to a mining case.

He will be gone aeverai days. jar. and jots. w. u.

jutznngn axe visit in? Mr. and W. 6. Henshaw. Mr.

ana Mrs. jr. a. juerriu teit tooay tor a f. two-weeks' visit to White Sulphur Springs.

Professor John Dickinson of the South- era California University is in the city on a visit. i 1 'I Illustrated tsnnoai Cvery KIght. The subject ef the illustrated sermon last night at Pilgrim Churth was "The Diyina Teacher." A good audjence was in attend ance. Tonight Mrs. A.

will sine tome old gospel aongs these at well as tne sermon uiuswacea. xne sermon to night will be on the "Miracles of the Mas XtIU of the Clrnrette. At a regular meeting ol the on-Partisan Woman's "Christian Temperance Union, held yesterday at the Blake House, Mrs. Aiyers presiding, an intereatmg aracusaion was held on the evils of cigarette smoking. Mrs.

Prltenarm'a Pie. Kate Pritchard ot the Palmer House, who, it is alleged, battered Mrs. Kuth, one of her lodgers, pleaded not guilty in. the Police Court this morning and her trial was tet for the 2tith inst. The Maaas Is Well Known.

Joseph Sebrlan, brother of the well-kaown Irene Sebrlan, was arrested by Officer Crafts for vagrancy on Saturlay. He pleaded not guilty yesterday in the Police Court, and nit trial wat tet tor tne zza inst Street Work Contrects. Contraeu for the following street work filed with the Beard of Public Works today; Grading: curbint and maoadamiaina Thirty- second street, front Telegraph aveaae to Groye. and Tbirtlath street, from San Pablo avenue to reraita street, A. Sewer Wanted.

Michael Spiers has pttttiontd the City Coun cil lor a Mm ia Park ayeine; from East Mnth to apoiat about three hundred and fifty I eet somaexiy..