Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TKIBUNE, Tt7ESDAY, MAX. '24, 1892. rn r-m P1 STwWi 3 fT?) Commencing Tomorrow, May 25, the Union Stockyard Company Will Offer for Sale Lots and Blocks HIST iff Leaving San Francisco at 10 o'clock A. and Sixteenth Street Station, Oakland at 10:30 A. M.

FAKE, Round Trip, 50 Ctsj Returning, leave Rodeo at 3 o'clock P. 31. 71 RODEO 7 I Mr iTllLC 111 Ilie 41 i a -a -i t- i i :fciaCTOTj.1!, jrvrg i --rrriiiii---a-. ft I I The Industrial City. Unrivaled West of Chicago.

.4 STOCK PENS. COVERING TWELVE ACRES ALREADY COMPLETES. ODE Is on the Southern Pacific Company's Main Line, in Contra Costa County, on the Bay Shore, 26 Miles from San Francisco. Excursion Tickets for Sale at Southern Pacific Ticket Offices, Under Grand Hotel, and Ferry Landing, foot of Market Street; also at Union Stockyard Oface, 644 Market street. 1 644 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO- UNION STOCK YARD I COMPANY, yA i i Z'L fr 7Te ii'tiirf-t n'nariiili'H nin irr held and Superintendent McClymonds and Director Girard were appointed a commit ation has sued Christian Sonniksen et al.

lo foreclose a mortgage of $1800 on property on Adeline street, south of Fortieth. brought by his half-brotber was sustained and tbe contestant was given ten days to amend. Another contest must now be filed. tee to ascertain tbe names of teachers in of teacl the department who have husbaiils. U9baiila IT If PRETTY COURT CALENDAR.

THE EDUCATORS. High School Teachers Quote tbe Law to the Board. SHE WOULD BE FREE. CERTAIN HIGH GRADUATES. The "estate of Eobert Williams, deceased, appraised at $3564 by H.

I. Halsey, A. Holland, and A. Stocker. Professor J.

H. Doorman and wife have adopted tbeir grandchild, Dolores J. T. Ferguson, whose mother died a few days ago. The child is nine months old.

In tbe suit of Cook, administratrix of tbe estate of Henry Cook, deceased, against the Union Savings Bank, the defendant denies that Henry Cook deposited $3443 in the bank. Judge Ellsworttiltbls morning appointed H. B. Belden, H. T.

Kniith and W. Jacobs to appraise tbe estate of Henrietta Richardson, deceased. Tbe San Francisco Mutual Loan Associ COURT NOTES. Judge Ellsworth has appointed R. B.

Purvis, H. T. Smith aad W. W. Jacobs to appraise the estate of Halda Hicketbier, deceased.

Judge Greene has appointed H. L. Halter, Arthur Holland and Abner Stocker to apprise the estate of Robert Williams, deceased. Kate Whistler has applied to be appointed administratrix of tbe estate of Herman f. Whistler, deceased.

He left property valued at $500. J. M. Lathrop, T. 11.

RoblnsoD, and F. J. Kranth hare appraised the estate of William M. Boyd, deceased, at $3100. Mrs.

Gambia Applies for a Legal Separation. They Will Receive Their Diplomas Tonight. Tobacco Fob Mat 25, 1892. Department 1, Judge Greene Weston vs. Oakland Box and Barrel Company, trial.

Department 2, Judge Hensbaw-People vs. Miguel Santos, trial. Department 3, Judge Ellsworth People vs. Thomas Foley, sentence; Fannof vs. McAvoy.

settlement of bill of exceptions; Strong vs. Armstrong, same; Carroll vs. Bilty, same. They Say That Discrimination i I Is Being Practiced. Compared Fmm i mm 'i mt wi roars.

wtetvar Many Applications for Positions Received Mrs. Maria Gamble, of Alameda has at last determined to drag her husband, George Gamble, into court. She has sued him for a divorce on the grounds of extreme cruelty, willful neglect, and intemperance. The defendant is a capitalist and recently removed to Alameda frotn Santa Boss. Mr.

Gamble has gained considerable notoriety across the estuary because he caned Attorney Aram, whom he accused of being too intimate with his wife. Many have wondered that there has not been a shooting scrape over the affair long ago. It is said that the capitalist will file a very sensational answer in tbe case. ii nine nm weekI at the Meeting. The Board of Edacatiol held a regular goodlj dear ke test-- Seal of North CVoima: meeting last night, all the members being OFC OUR- present.

W. F. Rankin of Baltimore applied for a position as teacher of physics, chemistry or mathematics. The communication was Ml placed on file. Applications were received for positions aa teachers fra L.

Belle Haven of Florence A. Williams of Fargo, N. D. Crow's Landing, Wi A. Lindsay of Modesto, The graduating exercises of the High school will take place tonight in the First Congregational Church.

Admission will be only on the presentation of tickets issued for tbe purpose at the. door. The programme is as follows Grand March, Tannfiauser Piano, Arthur Ajjard. Cornet, Arthur McCray. Essay, "KOw, No Drift" Mary Barker Oration, "Lowell a a Representative Poet" Theodore De Laguna Cornet solo, and Band" Arthur McCray E3ay, "Summer and Winter" Eleanor Bennett Oration, "Then Jackson E.

Reynolds Vocal solo, "Springtime Is But Love" Susie Smith Address George Pardee Announcement of graduates J. V. McClymonds Presentation of diplomas H. T. Smith, President Board of Education The class comprises seventy members.

MUSIC AND WATER. The Band Concerts at the Batha Begin Tomorrow. The first concert of the season at the Piedmont Baths will attract a large crowd tomorrow night, and arrangements are being made to accommodate everybody comfortably. The programme of music to be Siayed by Ritzaa's famous band of soloists as been especially arranged for the occasion. The water in tbe big swimming tank looks especially inviting, and there is no doubt but that the crystal water in tbe tank will be crowded with bappy bathers.

It must be remembered, too. taat the arrangements this year are far ahead of those of preceding seasons. Tbe big Hyatt filter is now in full working order and every drop of water that courses into the tank is as pure as if it were needed for drinking purposes. In connection, too, tomorrow night there will be aquatic sports and entertainments of all descriptions. Which Is the 'Most Successful Sale Ever Held in Oakland GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICES 13 It is gratifying to please yourself and others at i the same time, a pipe full of "Seal of North Carolina" Plug Cut fills We Want No Profits, WE WANT CASH and We Must Have It, and-in order to get it we will place our entire stock at your disposal Hotel Arrivals.

Albany W. B. Howe, Washington; Captain J. Brisbyeneor, Mexico. Juanita John Espaho, A.

Itngg, city; Joseph Anderson, San Francisco Mr. Leach, Oakland; E. E. Haft, San Francisco; Laura E. Smith, W.

J. Tobin, John Liebert, Berkeley; C. S. Myrick, city; Daniel. Ward, San Francisco; William White, Mr.

McDonaily, ciiv; Vincent Tobin, Berkeley; Miss May Myers, Miss Cunningham, James K. Depree, city. GalindoJ. H. Kellogg M.

wife and child, Battle Creek; J. C. Fink and wife Crow's Landing F. Murphy, New York; J. A.

Gredner, Lake county; W. P. Nether-ton, Santa Cruz; C. R. Siras, H.

K. Pom-meroy, city J. Pitten, Milton; J. Maris-tany, Stockton; J. D.

Burdick, Sonoma county; J. W. Lamme, Winters, Cal. MerrittB. A.

Herringtro, G. H. Jefferson, San Jose; Samuel B. Kelsy, T. Frank Jones, Portland.

Me. Hew a Beautiful Viewer Was Named. An old legend tells of two lovers, walking by the river Rhine. The lady begged her suitor to pluck a little pale-blue flower, growing on the bank. In doing so, he fell into water, and was drowned but, while sinking, he threw the flower to her, and cried: "Forget me not!" Thousands of women will never forget what Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription has done for them. It is prepared specially to cure those diseases from which they alone suffer, and often in silence, rather than consult a physician as periodical pains, weak back, prolapsus, and all uterine troubles. Purely vegetable, and guarantied to give satisfaction in every case, or money refunded. AleieM. Feeney, Mamie C.

Sutherland, William Kniegce, teomine C. L. Janssen, Emily Clark, G. W. Oman and Caroline Eyan.

Professor Isaac right, a teacher in the Oakland High school, resigned his position. The resignation will take fleet at the eud of the school year. The female teachers in tbe. Oakland High school have commenced their contest against the male teachers. They want their salaries equalized as is shown in the following communication sent to the board lastuight: Tbe salaries of the men who are head's of departments in this school are 20 per cent higher than those of the women holding the same rank.

The work of the latter requires aa much meutai preparation as the work of the former, and in some cases very much more physical exertion and labor out of school hoars. Discrimination in salaries on account of sex is not in accordance with the spirit of the advanced institutions of learning of the present day, and is unworthy of so progressive a school depait-ment as that of Oakland. Such discrimination is illegal as bein contrary to the letter and vpirit of that portion of tbe school law entitled "An act to prevent discrimination against female teachers," and approved March iw, 1874, which reads as follows: Section 1. Female employed as teachers in tbe public schools of this stpte shall receive the same compensation as is allowed to male teach 'A the bill, while you enjoy i This sale will last Three "Weeks Longer. Do'S fail to take advantage of- it.

its flavor everybody enjoys its fragrance. OVERCOATS 5.00 A NEW PROPOSITION. Packed in ers for like services when holding the same A Public School to Be Located on the Warner Tract. The idea of transfering tbe Bellevue Academy to to the Warner Aract has been abandoned by M. J.

Laymance Co. as many of the purchasers in the tract announced that they would prefer a public school to a private boarding establishment. MEN'S- SUITS Men's All-Wool Pants Boys' School Suits Patent Cloth Pouches and in Foil, 7 therefore, will do hi nate the land, valued at $2500. that they intended giving for tbe Bellevue Academy to any public school that may be erected Boys' All-Wool Suits Second Ward Republicans Are requested to meet at Milton Hall, Twenty-eighth street and -Ban Pablo ave-nue, Wednesday. May 25th at 8 o'clock p.

for the purpose of organizing a Second Ward Club, By order of M. KELLER, Committeeman. upon the tract It is a good opportunitv for the people in the district ana tbe lib eral offer should be taken advantage of. THE NOBtiETT WILIi. Linen Bosom Dress Shirts A Preliminary Victory for the Propo $1.00 35c 25c 25c I5C nent.

Edward Noblett, the proponent of the DellTered Free. No extra charge for goods purchased H. Schellbaas', 408 Eleventh street. at Unlatmdried Shirts win or nobert JNoblett. deceased, scored a preliminary victory in court yesterday af ternoon.

His demurrer to the contest Brussels Carpets. 60 cents per yard. All new, choice patterns, at H. 8chellhaas', 4us iieventn street. One thousand dollars less ttastn tbe market price will bay a.

beautiful building lot. A7xlOO, situated on Oak street. For further particu Scotch Wool Undershirts Tennis Flannel Overshirts Boys' Straw Hats grade certificates. We request you In the Interest of both law and justice you will equalize the halaries of the men and women who are heads of departments when the schedule of salaries is arranged for the ensuinf year. The communication was signed by Mrs.

K. Ii. fisher of the English Department, Mrs. L. K.

Griffin of the History Department, F. M. Pugh of the Business Department Chairman Smith referred the communication to tbe Finance Committee. The Committee on bchoolhouses and Sites recommended that a requisition be made on the Board of Public Works for a horse, not to cost more than $200. The recommendation was adopted.

Superintendent McClymonds reported that there is 118,000 on band in tbe funds of the fiscal year. This includes the August apportionment, which belongs to this ye sr. Mr. McClymonds alio reported that there is $47,000 in the Bahtrr fund. He said that if tbe board ordered 'the teachers' salaries for May and June paid now they could not audit any more bills until June 30th.

Director Evans moved that the teachers' alaries for May and Jane be paid. It was so ordered. Seventeen bids to supply text-books were received and placed on rile. Tbe following bills were allowed: Contra Costa Water Company, $235 85; W. B.

Hardy, $13 33, $25 39. $128; A. BeronL $19 50; Bancroft $7 60; J. H. Downey, $18 60; W.

A. IM. Danbar. $12 50; H. F.

Manmon $144 OG: M. H. Mikkelsen, Oakland Gas. Light and Heat Company, $76; M. de la Montanya, $33 10, $3: Pnelan Fish, $2 50; 1 Pacific Press Publishing Company, $2 25; Walter Meese, 60 cents; Hoos Carr, $26 50; Maxwell Sons, $27 68; Benton Coal Company, $80 20; A.

H. Wright, Al Wood Bra, $18 25; Whittier, Fuller 4 -Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company, $5 75; Fred Armas, $6j John Wilcox, George LaUe, W.J. Bhanlev, $17; G. H. Deefer, Ed Seaman, $16; Charles Manger.

Humboldt Lumber Company. $2 05; Wash-ington-streer Planing Mill, $16. The board then adjourned to meet next Thursday night. I An informal meeting was afterwards DELICIOUS Isra inquire of William J. Olnajee, 460 and 462 Elarntb street, Oakland.

Btop! Is your harness worn oat? If bo, call and see latest styles ot harness at R. J. Beeby's, 1058 Broadway. F. O.

Haussler, the superior fotografer, successor to Dames, 911 Broadway, has the only stylish fotograf studio in Oakland. Havorin And Thousands of Other Bargains too numerous to mention. By calling on us we can convince you of all we assert. HUE. MARGUERITE REED, Fine Millinery, i SUCCESSORS TO miss cassia co.

947 Broadway and 177 Flfttv Avt, New York. 1161 BROApWAY OAKLAND Mme. Reed 1st constantly In receipt of all the late designs and novelties from her resident bnyer In New York. I 25 OO Hardwood Bedroom Bolts 2SOO witta fTieneb plate mirrors, just-arrived. Foil line of bedding at U.

Schellbaas', 440-461 Eleventh street. famous i om 9 Ml Qpany 4 7 Dandruff. This annoying scalp trouble, which gives the hair an untidy appearance, is eared by Bkookuni Root Hair Grower. All druggists. 909-911 BROADWAY.

909-911 NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Of perfect purity. Lemon -I of great strength. AtnSndH Economy in their use RoseetC-J Flavor as delicately nd deUciously aa the fresh fruits Ask your grocer for the Elk bottled beer. $1 25 per dox.

quarts. Bet. Eighth and Ninth Sts. Largest Clothing House in Oakland THE PIQXEEB FBERGH EUERT, LONGE. Preprietora.

nortboast comer Janth and Webstar stratts. Oaklans. Cal First quality French bread deUvered In all parts of Oakland. Berkeley and Alameda: loaves made to order ot camping paties; French rolls made to order, "Mr Cake la Demcb." I did sot use Sperrr'a Floor..