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OAKLAND DAI LY TBIBUNE. ONES DAT, 3IAT 18. 183 2. ADYKRTISBMsNTS. KEN OF SAN FRAKCISCO.

BEAD BEAD was organized a month ago with the following officers: President, J. Richardson; vice president, L. E. Hall; treasurer, G. DePue; manager, George Farmer, and A.

Newman, secretary. The objects ot tbe club are to protect fish and game. The boys will hold shooting matches at clay pigeons twice each month. At the shooting match last Sunday L. E.

Hall won the first prize, a fishing rod valued at $10. BASEBAIil Situated directly cm the San Leandro Road, on EE MM XHi) Grradeoi Streets wages always ready to show SATURDAY. BREED 4Go YMZi II I Electric Road which passes this Tract will be in full operation by Slay 7th. FARE 5 only by Commutation Tickets. One-third of this elegknt tract sold in tfurty days' time.

Many of the purchaser? are erecting beauti-, ful and costly cottages for homes. SOIL UNEXCELED. LOCATION UNEQUALED. FRUIT TREES ON EVERY LOT ETRA WIDE STREETS. EXTRA WIDE STREETS Grand Avenue 100 feet wide.

City Water! City City Water I 1 High Elevated Ground 50x150 IDiots Grraded. the property. Sole Ninth Street, Oakland. AND BOYS' mil v-V MENS 50150 Streets osltlvely the ior the home seeker or speculator. Thl.

property must bo itfiErsgg.i THEIR WOBD8 ARK BEYOND QUE. TIOJC J-L. Bom Most Bemarkablo Declarations Mad by Wcll-Kaowa Man Goneem-iBg Tbelr Own Kxperiesce. There has been a very great deal of Interest In Ean Francisco and vicinity the past lew daya over Certain wonderful statements made by well-known gentlemen which have appeared in the newspapers. It easy to make an assertion; it la' not so easy to prove it Tbe facta which follow are from well-known gentlemen of San Francisco and their statements are beyond question.

They can be read with great interest and profit. Mr. Henry Union street; ssid: Tor three years prior to 1885 I was fearfully troubled 'With lnflamaiatory rheumatism. I tried various so-callrd remedies, but got no relief. A friend finally advised me to try Warner's Sale Cure and Safe Rheumatic Cut, taking them en alternate weeks.

I bought the remedies and took them faithfully according to directions, with tbe result that I was completely restored to health, and have not been troubled with rheumatism since." William Wallace of 69 Clay street suffered for six years from kidney trouble, which threatened to develop into a most serious disorder. In speaking of his restoration to health he said: "I found almost immediate relief i when I commenced to use Warner's Safe Cure. The pain left me, I gain6d gesb and strength and was soon a well man. My cure was effected four years ago and I have had no return of the trouble since. W.

totter. 519 Third street, said: "1 was entirely cured of nervous dyspepsia and biliousness by the use of Warner's Safe Cure." l-olice Officer M. O. Anderson, who belongs to tne Soutnern Station, and whose beat is oa Market street, between First and Fourth streets, was not always the robust man he looks to be today. In course of conversation he said: "About seven years ago I had aa attack of kidney trouble accompanied by a bearing down sensation in the loins and a feeling ol weakness across the hips and small of the back.

Warner's Safe Cure was recommended to me and I took about half a dozen bottles, which, with the pills, completely relieved me. About three years afterwards I had another attack but it yielded readily to the Safe Cure. I thorougly believe in tbe medicine and consider it a good thing to take each spring to cleanse and build up the system." Mr. W. J.

Renwick of 445 Bryant street, Is an engineer who formerly had charge of a dummy engine at tbe Pacific Mail Docks, fi related a very interesting experience, lie ssid "I used to run a little dummy engine tbat drew tbe cars rrom the yard here to the steamers. It was a little thing as it had to go under the sheds and had no springs. Half way over the tracks cross another line and at each trip one was Jolted terribly. I used to do one hundred trips a day at least and it used me up. The action of my kidneys was Impaired and tbe poison in my blood affected my head till I was nearly crazy and had to quit work.

I was actually afraid to stand before a large mirror or plate glsss window tor fear of the insane desire to break it which came over me. I took Warner's Safe Cure on my friend Captain Marsden's recommendation and it completely cured me But I would not go back on the dummy, The fellow who took mt place was troubled in the same way and died in the asylum. Today I am a perfectly healthy man thanks to Warner's Safe Cure and I have bad no trouble for over four years." Mr. Renwick Is a member -of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a master of his trade. B.

F. Armstrong of 46 Third street said: "My wile suffered for over nine years with kidney and female troubles. I did all in my power as far as money and doctors were concerned to have her cured, but nothing I did seemed to help her or give her relief. I finally concluded to take her Ksst, and see what could be done with her case by Eastern physicians. While on onr way East we made tbe acquaintance of an old gentleman, who.

during our conversation In regard to my wife's health, said, "Why do you not try Warner's Safe Cure?" I said: "1 have no confidence or belief In any proprietary remedies." After reaching Blnghampton, N. finding she grew no better, and thinking of the gentleman's on tbe cars account of what Warner's Safe Cure had done for him, concluded to try it In three months' time I returned to California with my wife a well and cured woman. She has had no return of her trouble now, over four years. I keep It constantly In tbe house and would not be wittout it. I consider it the only remedy in the world for female troubles.

There can be but one conclusion from these outspoken assertions. It is that the great Safe Cure named is tho most efficient and popular preparation in America. It is also the most generally used. It owes its popularity wholly to its value. It cures when other remedies fail.

Do not be persuaded Into taking nny chesp decoction, but insist upon having Warner's 'Safe Cure. Where your health is concerned always take the best. Francisco Evening Post It takes from lO to 30 minutes to cure the most severe stomach pains, and costs in the amount of medicine consumed less than 5 cents, if you use WHITAKER'S Magic Pain Cure! We will prove what we say by mailing to you free sample bottle if yon will send for it. Sold at all druggist 23c', 50c 75c and $1.00 per bottle. We are not fooling, we meaner wo at we say.

come to the racty and get a sample or send for me. Whltaker's American Medicine and Kxtract Co." Address 513 East Fifteenth Street, Oaklan or San Francisco, Cal. DISTILLED SODA WATER CO. County Agts. for SCHMIDT CO.

Sarsaparilla and Iron Water a AND GEYSER SODA WATER DEPOT: OAKLAND. BAY CITY MARKET, Cor. Washington and Eleventh Sts. FINE FRESH MEATS Orders taken asd mek'ts delivered to any ad dress al low rates. Ii.

PERES. Proprietor. NEW YORK BAKERY. Cake. Pies and 1 il 1c Bread.

Orders delivered to sit Varts of the city tree of charge. 4l7 and 419 Ninth Street, Between Broadway and Franklin streets. THE PIQIEEB rFREKCif BAKERY. LONGE, Proprietors, northeast corner Tenth and Webster streets. Oakland.

Cal First quality French bread delivered in all parts of Oakland. Berkeley and Alameda: loaves made to order for camping paties; reach rolls made to order. SDUVATIOaAt. (Successor to Dirtra a XVsxxom.) SCHOOL of PHYSICAL CULTURE TOtDiSAKD rise HE TnacnaBS. Classes forJUaies, GoetWm.o, Boys aa Oris Fttvate taasoua la aU fclada at Phyateai TTaJalnc Feaefar.

Clab 8-wlaelav a4 ffaultarj QyaaaaeUes a Specialty. Caaoraddisai fACTr CTH. 1 8t Wusm Ennt THE RACERS. Katrlas, Weight, aad 8 ttiar for the OW that tbe Brooklyn Handicap' is over, the attention of the racing world is turned toward the sfM J-y-T Babnrban Handi- ap. which will be "TjCJI course of I A ViJ iu Tha gentries include all of the cracks.

and the race promises to be as good a oce as was the great event at Gravesend on Monday. The entries, weights and betting, aa specially reported to Ths Tkibukx by Goodwin the commission men of 241 Broadway. New York, are as follows Tenny, 129; Tristan, 120; Poet Scout, 118; His Highness, 112 15 to Raceland, 123; Picnicker, 115; Montana, 115; Tournament, 11220 to Eon, 124; Judge Morrow, 120; Bermuda. 118; Pessara, 116; Russell, 116; Lamplighter, 100 25 to 1: Loantaka, 120; Demuth, 118; Sirathmeatb, 118; Rey del Rey, 116; Major Domo, 115; San nan, 113; Clarendon, 110; Bailie McLelland, 109; Sir John, 108; Chaos, 107; Cassius, 105; English Lady, 103; Cart Gann, 102; Sleipner, 100 30 to Reckon, 115; L'Intriguante, 115; Port-chester, 113; Reclare, 113; Temper, 113; Longford, 113; Fairy, 113; Kingman, 112; Fenton, 112; Mad stone. Ill; Ban Chief, 110; Ambulance, 105; Vortex, 105; Uno Grande.

104; Peter, 103: Castaway 103; W. G. Morris, 103; Ja Ja, 103; Allan Bare, 102; Trinity, 100: Nomad, 100; May Win, 100; Longevity, 95; Actor, 90; idelio. 90; King Cadmus, 90; Fairview, 90; Warpath, 90; Groyrer, 90; White Rose, 90 all from 40 to 200 to THE KAOE TRACK. Ben YTrigbt Makes the Owner an Offer.

ANY people in Oakland who are interested in racing will be pleased to learn that Ben Wright has made a definite proposition to Judge Mee, the owner of the race track, Wright can secure a lease of the place for ten years, but he wants to erect a new clubhouse. He is willing to expend $4000 for tha building providing tbat Mee will expend $1000 for improvements. Mee is anxious to give Wright the lease for ten years, but he doe not want to pay out any money. Wright declares, however, that he will not take tbe track and put up all the in on v. A committee from tbe Golden Gate Fair Association will wait on Judge Mee and try and induce him to come to Wright's terms.

The Gentlemen Driver's Association are also anxious to have Wright secure the track. YOUNG ATHLETES. How They Won Honors Teaterday at St. Mary' Field Day. The games and the visitors in the field day exercises at St Mary's College yesterday after the closing of The Tribute's report were as follows Dash, 1C0 yards, for tbe college championship, won by Griffin In 11 seconds, W.

Sinnoit second; barrel race, won bv F. Sinnott. Man- tier second; fat man's race, 100 yards, won by A. tuuui in seconds, wun mix second; o-yard dash lor boys between 14 and 16 years, won by W. James, with H.

Marbceuf second; companion race, 100 yards, won by J. V. Powers and F. McNeill in 21 seconds, with J. Hughes and E.

B. Sexton second; three leRfted race, 75 yards, won by K. Maxt'n and K. Whlttaker in seconda; sack race, 30 yarda, won, by M. neiyron in seconda, witn ai.

Lavsga second. Hurdle race, 100 yards, with six hurdles, won by T. McNeal in 15 seconds, W. ltzpatrick second. Potato race for boys under 14 years, twelve potatoes placed twelve feet apart, each to be picked up separately and placed in a sack, won by M.

Hefron in I minute 27 seconds, with F. Lavaga second. Standing broad jump, won by W. Sinnot with 10 (eet 3 inches, J. Cooney second.

Standing broad jump for boys under 16 years, J. McCormick first with 8 feet 7l inches, and B. Bernard second. Ruuninc broad jump, won by F. McNeil with 18 feet 11 inches.

Kuoning broad jump for boys under 16 years, won by N. McCormick with 14 feet 4 inches. Standing hoD, step and a jump, won by W. Sinnott with 28 feet 10 inches. Bunmog hop, step and a jump, won by F.

Sinnott with 40 feet 8 inches. Running high jump, won by W. L. Dunn with 5 feet 6 inches. I THE WHEELMEN.

An Oakland Boy Makes a Great Centory Record. The nders of the silent steed are getting ready for the coming season. The roads are now in good condition and a number of runs have been arranged for next Sunday. W. H.

Seaver of the Alameda County Wheelmen of Oakland now holds the Pa cine coast road record for 100 miles. He rode his "Century" last Wednesday. Seaver was the winner of the five-mile road race at Hay wards last month. Tbe races of the Alameda Athletic and Bicycle Club will be held at their new park in Alameda on the 39th mst. The local riders are gettinc in condition for the coming event and expect to carry oit some of the prizes.

Captain Gage of the Oakland Bicycle Club has notified all the members of the club that the first run of the season will be held to Hay wards Sunday next. Tbe start will be made from the corner of Eighth and Broadway at 9 a. x. THE CANOE CLUB. The Members Will Soon Sold a Grand Regatta- The members of the Oakland Canoe Club have been discussing the proposition to hold a grand regatta on the estuary on Memorial Day.

Some of tile boys thought that it would be better to postpone the date to the 4th of July, as this would give all the members ample time to get their canoes in shape for the races. The matter wilt be discussed at tbe next meeting of the club and a date finally set for the regatta. A. Tbirty-four Koaid Contest. At the Pacific Atbletio Club last night Sam Barber was defeated by "Spider" Kelly in thirty-four rounds.

The former refused to come up for the thirty-fifth round. Unlrersity Field Day. The annual Field Day games of the University are in progress on the campus this afternoon. The events are well filled and some exciting contests have taken place. It is pleasant to get everything yon think yon want, but more sensible to save something to deposit in the People's Home Savings Bank, San Francisco where it wilt help make more money.

"The Buckingham." Oaklanders will find the finest wines and liquors at tbe Buckingham, 141 Montgomery street, corner Bush, San Francisco. Agency of C. Melrer's Linda Vista Vineyard. M. J.

Balls, proprietor. The Wentworth Boot and Shoe 1059 Washington street, will astonish yon with good values at low prices if you will visit them. Do you Then Napa Soda is your tipple. Abotx all others. Fxora.

Snxartt Fxamx Indigestion dies where Napa Soda lives. Napa Soda drives out malaria. does not often happen that a player scores a put-out outside of the ball grounds. Each' a play was made last Sunday at San Jose by Jerry Denny. A high foul was bat-' ted towards the left field fence and Jerry went after it.

Tbe ball descended just outsider the enclosure, but climbed tbe fence and captured the sphere with one hand before it touched ground. Exchange. Jerry can do many wonderful imngs ana us a pity that the uoionet could not have captured him for the Oaklands. Mike Kelly is all worked np over his ill success at the bat thus far. He is living over hia experience of 1879, when, as a member of tbe Cincinnatia, he went to the bat twenty-one times in succession without making a base hit and came very near getting his release.

He was finally given one more chance and then he heed out a doable and a three-bagger, and from that time on bis batting was terrino and he led bis team at tbe close or the season. He says he will yet get his eve on the ball, and when he does he will tire some pitchers. Clarkson saya Tim Keele is pitching as strongly as evsr he did in his He zurther says that Tim a jecovery is complete and permanent and that he will get even better as the season advances. Clarkson expresses pleasure at Keefe'a return to the first rank of pitchers. Pitcher Knell has been kept at home by the Washington management aa a ment for hia poor showing and to give him a cnance to get in trim by constant practice at the Washington park.

Captain Van Haltreh has resigned the management of the Baltimore in favor of Vice President Walz. who will have abso lute control of the team on and off the field In I atuxe. Van Haltren retains the captaincy. Clarkson says he will do the best pitching of his life this year, which means phenomenal twirling. Thai's what hey ail say before they begin.

AMONG THE ATHLETES. As Exhibition for tna lAdlea This Keening. MOSG tbe events of tbe week will be an exhibition at, the Acme Athletic Club this evening. The boys will give what they call a "ladies' night" A good programme has been arranged and a pleasant time is expected. The Acme boys have a large entry list for the Alameda bicvele races on Memorial Day.

Among those who have entered are: Grant Bell, Bert Lund, L. Pickard, J. B. Harris, S. R.

Van Wyck, Frank Waller, G. F. Neece, H. A. Maxwell and R.

D. Latimer, i President Fitzgerald of the Reliance Athletic Club says that arrangements are being made on behalf of the club with William J. Dingee for new clubrooms. Mr. Dingee has been talking about a new building to be erected on Fourteenth street opposite tbe new theater.

A proposition has already been made to tbe club to take rooms in the building. The boys have the subject under consideration, and expect to De ame to give an answer in a le days. Mr. Fitzgerald also says that he does not believe tbe club will be able to hold a field day in its new grounds until the 4th of July. At that time it is expected to hold games and have open and closed events.

There is also some talk of holding a great field day with the Acme Club. That would be the proper thing to ao. ine eventsj woiua iu oa mieu, ana taere wuuiu con siderable good-natured rivalry. SULLIVAN'S CONDITION. A.

New York Physician Frooonncti the Champion Sound. i HE sporting men who have watched the career of John L. Sullivan will no doubt be surprised over the announcement that he is in a sound condition. He was examined by an eminent physician yesterday in New York, in ho said: -In all my life I have never seen such a magnificent specimen of muscular development, and, indeed, I do not think that another such man is living today. Yon 'are in perfect health, Mr.

Sullivan; your heart, liver, stomach, lungs and other organs are all performing their work properly. Yon ere physically sound, and, with some superfluous flesh in the abdominal region removed, your power of endurance would be remarkable." A NEW GUN CLUB. It Will Bold Matches Twice in Kach Month. The United States Gun Club of Oakland Spring EUuedicine Is so': important that everybody knows its necessity and value. And there's nothing equal to IKloods Sarsaparilla To Purify the Blood create an appetite and overcome That Tired Feeling.

Be sure to take cm aril la It possesses Curative Power Peculiar oods Sarsap HEN OF MUSCLE: A ladies1 Hp at the Acme The Baseball Games Will Be Played Here as Usual. Eiclug Ken in figuring on tie Sntjur- tan Handicap, j' At tha Aetna Clab the mtraben are preparing for the "Udiet night" tola Tilling. A. food programme haa been arranged for the occasion. Colonel Eobini on has buried the hatchet with, the Piedmont Cable Company, and now the will be played in ihii city a usual.

I The Suburban handicap 1a the next event ot note in the racing world. Thk Txibubk today preMnta the complete list of entries, together with the weights and latest bet-tin TTJ TrDTT ItMlrtlAjl TiiiIm row as a good thing for the Brooklyn handicap when the betting against him was 2S 1 1. XHE friend. Colonel Robinson, says that I did him an injustice last week in accusing him of not properly advertising the fames in Oakland, bare no desire to do his colonel-ship a wrong, and am pleased to be corrected if I hare made a mistake. It most be insisted, however.

that Ifr. Boblnson haa been a little alow in booming the game in this city. 1 maintain that he should hare had bills oat, girin the people information about the contests. The colonel tells me that he has an agreement with the Piedmont Cable Company, whereby that corporation is responsible for the grounds. He taya that he haa been atter Secretary Garthwaite several times about adrertising the games in the cars.

Yesterday I was shown the agreement between the Piedmont Cable Company and Colonel Boblnson. Tbe terms of the con tract are to the effect that Robinson shall ay a monthly rental of $35 and that the 'iedmont Company shall keep the grounds in good repair for the baseball game. Under this agreement it would seem that the company is responsible if the grounds are not in good condition. I do not believe, however, that there will be any trouble in the future about the matter. I' In looking oyer the agreement I find that the colonel naa signed to play two league games a week in this city during the championship season.

It would, therefore, appear that Oakland is sure to hare its share of the games. It is also stipulated that in the event that the colonel wants to use the grounds on Sunday for a league game he must give three days' notice. I trust that the disagreement between the league and the Piedmont Company will be adjusted, ao that we can have oar games here as usual. Alexander Hirshberg has an objection to fntrna tn tha Tilnvincr nf anma of tha Oakland men. He says that he is disgusted with the sacrifice hitting of some of the boys, "i don't go a cent on this sacrifice hitting," said he.

"We have some of the best hitters in the league and they are forced to sacrifice when there is no necessity tor it la some instances sacrifice hitting counts, but tha Oakland boys are forced carry it too far." I concur in the opinion of the bocs of the Broadway cranks. The Oakland Club has made a spurt and has demonstrated that it will be in the race before the season is over. The boys made a. very good record when they beat the Dukes three straight gamea last week. Of coarse the colonel is delighted about his triumph over Finn.

The result of the rmmM ihnvi that tha cnlnnal haa a atrrm nine, and with proper management the boys will soon be np with the leaders. i Carroll still retains his position as captain of tbe local nine and is doing good work with nia men. I am told that he has changed his tactics towards the boys and now treats them in a more polite manner. That is the proper way to govern bis men and gain their respect The position of captain is an unthankful one at best, though. Easy O'Neill has blossomed out as a coaeher.

1 am glad to learn that the col-- onel has changed his mind about releasing the young man. la popular witn the Oakland boys and tries hard to win every game he plays. xauie jicx nornor is commencing to loom np as a clever pitcher. If the weather is fair for a time he will come oat all light and be in prime condition. By the way, the young man is quite a favorite with the ladies in this city.

i -a Dungan.an ex-Colonel, has made a hit In Chicago. He still retains his batting eye and has been complimented by Anson for hie playing. He is another one of the colonel's graduates. The members of the Reliance Baseball Club have been celebrating ever since last J5ai vrvwv aw Thaw ea lwtaa4 em wvVrAwvr euaea wa aucj sj sieab over the Palo Alto boys and have reason to be prond of their success. Then again, this is the tint game they have won.

The St. iiary's Club leads the league in the race, and it is very probable that it will win the pennant. The gamea this week will be between the fVilnnpla and tha Kan Kranp.ijMVia- No, if any one wants to make a good bet, Just put your money on the propoaition that the Oaklanda will win the majority of the games. I consider that Uncle Harris has the weakest team in the league, even with Bill Brown on the first bag. Uncle has had a hard rally during the past two weeks, and now is the time for the colonel to catch him when he is on the slide.

-v- O'Brien still continues to fplay winning call in his unassunne way and is a great favorite with the Oakland people. I noti ce that the San reporters have at last discovered that he is a good one. Then again, -the young man is perfectly, happy in Oakland. George Cobb has been in trouble in Baltf more. He was caught hiding some whisky under the grand stand recently during a gaxae asi was fined by the manaeer.

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