Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

OAKLAND DAHiY EVENESTG TEIBXJKE, THURSDAY, MABCH 11, 188G. Educational. Be al Estate. Kw To day. A CARD.

POINT BLANK. TO-DAfiS DISPATCHES Oaliland (jfogmnfl SEriftmft PUBLISHED DAILY (Sundays Excepted) AT 41S, 41 AND 41? EIGHTH STREET, 1 BT'Tac CRIBTJinC PUBLISHING CO. WH.E. DAKGIIVManager. lilUTIUD BY CASRIBRS AT FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK.

TKRBtS. BT MAIL, FOBTHS DAILY: ONE CO-SIX MONTHS $3 00 BENNISON 1119 Broadway, HATE Purchased the S. MEYER CO. 1157 and 1159 Offer Same SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1886, -AT- 40 Cents on LIEBEIANiT, cor. Thirteenth, Entire Stock BROADWAY, at Store, -ON- the Dollar.

PRICE OF Cash Only Until Notice. Hams, per iHc It. W. MILLER CO. L.

K. BALDWIN BUTTER. Fine Extra Mess and No. 1 Mess Mackerel, in Kits, from Isaac Rich Boston, Mass. Try lsaao Rich's Mackerel, In 6-lb.

tans. BRICK and BONELESS CODFISH Our own Importation from the Hmb. GENUINE GEORGE'S CODFISH, from Boston. SWEEPIUG REDUCTIOIS I1ST THE We will Sell for Further Our Taste," Choice Eastern "Pupee" Choice Eastern-Hams, per lb "Clough" Choice Eastern Hams, per lb California Hams (Choice), per 1-gal. can Einest Star Drips Syrup 1-lb.

basket best uncolored Japan Tea Golden Sugar, per bmall hite Beans, per lb. German Prunes, per Dried Apples, per Dried'Pears, per lb Best Fresh Choiee' Table Butter, per roll 3-lbJcari Table Peaches, per S-Jk can Cutting's Tomatoes, per can. a. pj Green Costa Rica Coffee, per lb 10c 5hc 5e 3c 8XC 35c 15c 10c 33c 35c 12c lie 45c 50c5 .25 L05 1 ,05 .05 .05 .05 1.10 1.10 .40 New English Breakfast Tea, Wpw flrppTi 1 Tea. rer New Winslow'a Corn, per tfew Extra Light Bacon, per 1-ln can (full weight) Roalreast 15i l0-oz.

Gajidles for 6-1 1, box Best Gloss Starch 5-cal. can Cleveland Star Oil. 3 2-lb. cans Assorted Jams. aliforiiia Military Aeademy, OAKLAND.

CAL, --s i COL. W. H. O'BRIEN. I Principal i rpHOROTJGH PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE or for business.

Special attention given to Kngliah. A limited number of day pupils admitted. Next Term Begins Jan. 4, 1886. PBend for Circular.

HOPKINS ACADEMY OAKLAND. CAL' REV. H. E. JEWETT, A.

Principal THE SECOND TEFM. OF begins on Tuesdaj mornin SCHOOL TEAR Janusr 5, 186. BUSUTESS COLLEGE, 24 Post St. StadfofCbCTiltt. Commrrcial Penmanship.

Telegraphy. and the Modern Languages, are now ncluded in our Business Course all for $75 for a six-months term. Send for circular. "STAMMERING" Thoroughly and Permanently Cured. My method of treatment is -based on scientific principles, and is thorough and permanent is its re sults.

All sufferers are inviied to call at my office. No. 1 ittn street, san Francisco, lor runner information, where I will be pleaaea to exhibit teeti monials regarding my suocess and bility as an in structor. J. YvHlTEIIOB.

Professor of Elocution and voice Building. W. E. CaAMBKB.LA.Ilf, JS. r.

A. BoBISSOM LIFE NO VaCATIOSS. DST ISO EVKNINO SESSIONS Laoies admitted into all Departments. Snd for Circulars. School of Art and Music.

Beginners, 95 per month and Thorough Instruction. lANO AND KING1NO, TUESDAY. THTJRS- (lay and Saturday; oil, water colors. KensmK- ton anu crayon paintiug. Wcdnesdsy and Krlday: piivate lessons in elocution every -evening 502 Mason Street, cor.

Post, 8. J. ASPupi1s taught at their desired, in uaKuua. Aiameaa ana cerseiey. Aydelotte's Short-Hand Institute ikXD Short-hand Bureau, also Type-writing.

Amanuensis furniahed to Bu-iress and Professlona Men. Send for Cir ular. 37 Post street, S. F. PRIVATE TUiTIO 4 toERSONS DESIROUS OF STUDYING ANY A of the following branches, under the direction of experienced protesso s.

trom 7 PM. P. will please communicste with the undersigued. The studies 'tnilrace Knsliati. Oermao, French, Spanish.

Latin and Greek. Piano, Organ, Vocal Culture and Harmony. Arithmetic. Hiau nr. Book toeuiuir.

I'bvaiolovv and Philosouby. This is an excellent opportunity for persons engaged durii'g the day to improve theme.ves. Leesous'given either at the homes of pupi-s or at the Academy. For particulars apply to ItfcC lxm ia, Directo tit Joseph's Academy, Fifth and streets, Oakland NORMAL SCHOOL, SOW OPEN At 1068 Broadway, Central Block. Room 33.

Also. XIUHT SCHOOL For those wishing to take special studies: -book keeping included. Terms reasonable. Residence, 40 Twenty-second street. A.

M.CH AWWIffc. W. Principal Amusements. OAKLAND THEATER, THIS WEEK, EXtEIT sI'SDU EVES' THE POPULAR COMEDIANS. EVANSy HOEY (OLD BOSS AKD ME.) Presenting the Latest Laughirg Success.

A PARLOR MATCH By Ctiks. H. yt, author of "A Bag Baby" (. r' and "A Bunch of Keys" It is So One, Hugh Funny Laugh We Can't 'Describe It. MATINEE SATURDAY Positively Ko FiRFOBSAKCtSusnAV Night.

JUVtKILE Oi'lRA COMPANY f'hree NigutOnly and St. Patrick Day Matinee, Monday, March 15th to 17th Inclusive. I'On LAU PRICES: 2t AISTD 50 CENTS. Prof. Woolfs Dancing Academy LIGHT CAVALRY HALL Cor.

Twelfth ntt sihliln ton St The liest and most perfect class in Oaklar d. Ks. grace of movement, ball-room- etictuette, as well as modern dances taught correctly. Famiiie, especially accommodated. Ladies' and Gents' Class Nights.

Tuesdays, from 7.30 to 10; Thursdays, from 7:30 to 11. boirees every Saturday eveniDg. from 9 to 11:45. Masters' and Misses' Classes the first Saturday afteinron in January. PRIVATE LESSONS at aU Hours Latert Society Dances and Latest Music Will be at the hall from 1 to 2 P.

and from to 8 p. BADGER'S PARK. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED THIS populor resort for a term of years. It will be perfect in all its appointments for picnics and other entertainments. VEKARDEB A FISHEB, Proprietors.

Office. San Francisco, 537 Post'street. MRS. ADA CLARK'S DAXCING ACADEMY! AT MASOMC HALL, Every Monday at 330 P. ftr rchnol boars Livery Stables.

OAKLAND STABLES! WM. OWENS, Proprietor. LiTery, Boarding and Sales Stable. All classes of Horses constantly kept on band, for Sale. New and Knterprising Firm.

Solicits the patronage of the Public generally. 368 Eighth bet Franklin and Webster. Telephone No. 188. BROWN'S ins THIRTEENTH STREET, Between Clay and Washington.

The finest rigs and turnouts to be' obtained Oakland. Boarding horses a specialty. JAS. A. BROWS.

GO TO SOUTHWEST CORNER TWELFTH AND BROADWAY, FOR ALL BRANDS. OF Imported Domestic Champagne sio REWAKD-L4OT. OX1HE tD of Uarch. gold headed cane, (old selling, eugravwi dot. xu, Any penon delivering the same at 968 Broadway will receive the above reward.

mrLV-lwx Liven Board Stable PETAR WILLIAM J. DIIIGEE REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER, 460 and 468 Eighth Oakland. SPECIAL CREDIT SALE DESIRABLY LOCATED OAKLAND REAL ESTATE! At Auction! IN ORDER TO SETTLE AN ESTATE SATURDAY, March 27th, at 2 o'clock P. 0 THE GROllNI), CENTER ELEVENTH (Close to Center 8treet Station). I 35 Unsurpassed Residence Lots From 25 to 33 Feet Front by J13 to 133 Feet in Depth, Situated on Center, Chester and Twelfth, ALSO Poplar and Fourteenth Streets.

The Streets are Macadamized, Sewered and Sidewalks laid and supplied with Gas and Water, making these Lots especially desirable for immediate improvement. The surroundings are first-class: churches and schools are close at hand. Center Street Station is but two minutes walk and San Francisco is reached in minutes, with traius every fralf-hour. This property has all in its favor and must rapidly enhance iu value. becure a catalogue and examine this Magnificent Tract.

Each Lot is Surveyed and Numbered. This hale affords a great opportunity to the Savings Bank depositor, for houses ou these lots will pay twelve per cent, net ou the investment. A HOME WITHIN' REACH OF ALL. Terms very easy. Only one-quarter cash balance at 6 per cent, interest.

For further particulars apply to WILLIAM J. DINGEE 460 and 362 Eighth Oakland. i Or EASTOS ELDKIDGE, 22 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. WILLIAM J. DINGEE.

Real Estate Auctioneer, 460 and 462 Eighth Street, OAKLAND ASTON A FLDRIDGE. 22 Montgomery street i oan iTanoisco. i n- CREDIT SALE! OF THE ECHO TRACT The magnificently Located Property of Jonathan Hunt situated on Wfbsler' A ve. (an elegantly macadamized steet) oue-third of a mile north of city limits, in OAKLAND TOWNSHIP. 44 large Beautiful Subdisions Of from 1 to 3 acres each.

AT PEREMPTORY AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1SS6 At 2 o'clock i. ou the Premises. i Unexcelled Location for Sub' urban Home Mites. The Pied niont none cars pass tpie prop erty. The city water pipes are laid en Webster Avenue.

A livin stream of water runs through the tract The Climate is unsurpassed. The soli Is far.fanicd for its produc tivene. The view is endless and grand San Francisco 1 reached In 40 minutes, and the extension of the Narrow-tiauge It. It will make this as convenient and accessible a place of residence as the most central location in Oakland. The Proposed Cable Kosdjt Sur veyed through this tract.

j' This location as a place! of rest dence offers all the conveniences of the city with the health and pleasures of the country. Secure a Catalogue and be sure to ex amine these acre lots. To view the property take Pied mont horse-cars at Seventh and Washington Btreets, Oakland. TEIITOS, OJSL.V OSIE.101KTII cash, balance at percent. Full abstract of title furnished up to dar fjsale.

For further particulars apply fo WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 460 and 462 Elshth Oakland, Or EASTUIV EL1IRIDU1', 22 montgomery San Francisco. Tlie "Vrll Known. hlll ATED AT XO. 177SEIOHTH STREET, Bet.

Wood and Fine, West Oakland, WILL BE SOLD J.T AUCTION! SATURDAY, At a MARCH 13, 1886, o'clock P. OlST THE GROUXDS. House of IS Booms, Modern Improvements: Lot 48 by Terms Cash; balance in Eay Monthly Installments. Interest at 6 per cent. WILLIAM J.

DINGER, AUCTIONEER, No. 460 Eighth Street, Oakland. LiAND FOR SALE! I TITLE PERFLCT. Ten and 42-100 Acres in the Town ot Irving, Alameda Co. Fine Garden Land, ivlth ntver-lalllnft- creek.

Price. 3,000 net. Deed, survey, at purchaser's expense. Principals only apply. Half the purchase money may remain on mortgage at low rate of Interest.

Address 'V in. P. O. Box Z63T, Sani Francisco. Money to Loan AMOUNTS TO SUIT.

Low Rate of Interest. WM. J. DINGEE, 4 BO and 462 Eighth Oakland. GLEN 1 RARE CHANCE RESIDE! ROPERT 1 Social Pleasantry Extension of Pension Benefits.

Quarterly Statement of the West ern Union Telegraph Co. Treasurer if the Sew Brunswick Bank Gone Wrong. Deep Distress Among Fisherman on the West Coast of Ireland. SPECIAL Lt6 THE TRIBUNE Pension Disabled Soldier. Washington, March 11th.

The House Committee oiJ Invalids has agreed to re- port a bill gi mg to soldiers of the late war who; ha become totally disabled barge, a pension of $24 a since" their di and a ess sum to those only par- tially disabled. The bill is not designed Co assist soldiarB who may now be receiving pension, bud it is framed in the interest of. such soldiers as served six months or longer, and who, since their discharge, have received Injuries from any cause what ever which may wholly or in part prevent them from eariiing a livelihood. Social Pleasantry. Washington, March 11th.

-Senator Edmunds was! present at the White House reception Tuesday night. When he ap- proached th Prssident the latter stepped foward and shWok the Yermonter cordially Dy tne nana. whispered for a moment in toe President's ear the latter laughed heartily arid madn some reply in in undertone and then the' crowd swept them apart. As Edmunds passed Miss Cleveland, th President's sister shook her finger at him owe you one, with mock seriousness: "We Senator." "All right," an- swered Edm ods, soothingly, "be laughs Hpat whn lmnorlia I -i af Manning, standing near, fervently ejacu- lated, 'Amenl amen." Names of fboie Killed by the Tug- Explosion. liosroN.

March 11th. In the tug ex plosion, yestefday, the 'following are sup posed to have I been killed: Capt. Cyres Nickerson. aged thirty-six years, mar ried; Charles Hoskins, mate, unmarried: D. H.

Crocke engineer, agsdi forty-five; Frank W. Cr cker, fireman, aged thirty-five, married he was a brother of the en gineer); and (Albert Smith, book, aged thirty, unmarried. No cause can be as signed for the explosion. The oilers were inspected a year ago and found safe. The vessel was vali ou ait -i Dlstresi on Irish Islands.

Los DOS, March ljth. The Government baa placed tu boats at the serf ice of Mr. Tuke in his rk of relieving the distress among the iiiHabiUnts of the islands along1 the western Irish coast. Indescribable distress bad! been developed among the people inhabiting the Arrau isles, off Galway, who, besides having hardly, anything to eat but moss and sea grasp, ar; without tire and often without jnd clothing shelter. It is jnot rare to find giriaof seventeen and eighteen years of age kept in enferced hiding! during the daytime, because bereft of every thread of clothing; longlago bartered away for seed potatoes or roita to feed smaller children.

Fishing Inspector Brady recently went among the miserable! people to distribute the relief funished by an organization of Irishjpol'he. llis funds ran short to-day and he a had so much pitiable wretch- edness to ret lieve that he appealed to Mr. Busy, who is charged with the distribL lit ion of the fund raised in merica through the New York Sun forf Ithe impoverished fishermen of ActiiUe and Boffin and begged him to part of his store for the ben- efit of the Arrknese. This Mr. Busy was permitted to Ho, and he reports' 1 that in order to save the lives of scores of people now dying of I starvation in those Western islands, it is I imperative that relief on a large! scale be at once rgahized, Death el a Learned Woman.

ABTFRD, March Julia Evalina pmitb Parker, wife, of Ames A. Parker, died here Monday at the age of ninety-three ars and nine months. She was one of the famous Smith sisters of Glastonbury, made them, i county. Of band in! this whose resistance to taxation famous throughout the kits she lived with Iter bus- city. About a year ago she suffered a fraci ure of the hip and never fully ruouvere from that injury.

Years ago she transla ted the Bible, first from the Greek and then from the Hebrew, learn ing the latter language for the purpose. A Bank Clowes Its Doors. New Bbunsivvick, N. March 11th. The bank of this city is in tronhle.

Its aoora were sed this morn ig by order of of State. The directors of the Secretary the bank are nluw in session. The refuse to give any' information as to what the trouble is. Arthur J. Ogilbie, Secretary and Treasurer! it is rumored, is short in his accounts.

(The amount of shortage is stated to be $4), 000. 1 The Dead Senator. Washington, March, 11th. The fun eral services the late Miller, which will bell leld in the Senate Chamber on Saturday afternooijt, will be very im pressivej They will be of a public char- acter, and it is expected thai the body will be conveyed tol the Capitol, and that every that it if the -custom of the mark of respec Senate to pay a deceased member; will be paid to! Senatoij Miller. A Woman's Suicide Santa Cbcz, March llth.f-MrA S.

E. Roo, xf San Ljuia Obispo, committed sui cide last evening in this city by hanging hes hook. She was insane at the time, het insanity being brought on by the accidental killing of h-r son two years ago, felif was recently discharged from Napa. 1 rtiiio I trui Fbksno. Masch 11th.

The residence of A. Armistice Itvas destroyed with its contents by a fire at twelve o'clock last night. S1.200; insurance, $800. Turco-Hulg-arian Treaty. Oonstantisc ple, March llth.

'r- The conference of 1 he representatives of Powers which met consider the treaty, which, among other things creates Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, ruler of Eastei Roumelia, bas accepted the treaty in its entirety. A Bankrupt Princess London, March llth. Princess I Helen of Ypsilanti is announced to lie bankrupt. She is a daughter of the late! millionaire, Baron Sana, ana widow of the Greek Am bassador to Austria. Trains Telescoped London, March llth.

A collision curred Monday between tfainn on the railway between Mpnte Carlo and Mentone. The train from Mentone was filled with English, visitors 1 A number of carriages were smashed a id fell into the. seaj The number of deat ib is unknown at present but it is believes that at least twenty per sons lost their lives. Chinese in Bond London, Onti, March circular has been issued by the Superintendent of the Southern di vision of the Grand Trunk Railway prderii that hereafter all Chinese passed over the road will be passed through in bond and tnajt conductors will be held Mon- responsible to see that none of the golianB are allowed to stop in Canada. "The leprous whose effect Holds such an enmity with blood of mao, That, swift as quicksilver.it courses through The natural gates and alleys of the body," and causes the) skin to become "barked about, most lazar-like, with vile and loathsome crust," Such are the effects of diseased and, morbid bile, the only antidote for which is to! cleanse and regulate ths liver an office) admirably performed by Fred.

31. Campbell Put. a Question to D. C. Taylor Concerniag Certain Statement Hade Before Election Proof or Betrac-j tion Demanded.

Editor Tbibcne. -Please allow me space in your paper of this evening for a few lines upon a subject of vital importance to myself personally, of special, interest to the public, and one which has been, and is, of great annoyance and pain to my family. I have Waited with restless imps tience for the moment when something of this kind might be done without the possibility of a suspicion that it could have any political or electioneering significance. The second evening after election would seem to be safe in this respect. To my friends I offer the apology that the ourse I ani taking seems the only one left open to me.

It is as impossible to follow in its sinuous and rapid spread a slander spoken to a hundred people in a heated political campaign as it is to follow and gather up a bag of feathers emptied into the air at the gusty 1 cross-roads. Moreover, he whose name I shall give was, on Monday, at the Second Ward Dolling, place, publicly and in his teeth, branded as a liar by one having authority to speak, my son, Marston. and that, too, in the presence of Mr. T. O.

Crawford, with an appeal then and there to the latter to condemn such electioneering in his behalf, without eliciting one word of reply from either Mr. Crawford or this dastard assassin of reputations, who still went about the city throwing the vitriol, of his vile slander. I take, then, this method and this opportunity publicly to demand of one D. C. Taylor, a writing master, doing business at No.

1069 Broadway: 1. That, within a reasonable time from this date, he do publicly substantiate the charges which be has so industriously and widely made against me during the last few days, of gross, immorality in my rela tions with the opposite sex, during my of sial career, or at any other time. 2. That, within a reasonable time, he appear before the Board of Education, either in open or secret sesbion, as he or the Board may elect, then and there, in the interest of the moral well-being of the young, about which he has been for a week so effusively agonizing, to substantiate the charge that, of his own knowledge, there are now in the School Department teachers women who ate impure and im moral. i .3.

That, failing to respond to ith or either of the foregoing, he' shall, in writ ing, (over liis own signature, make a full. unequivocal, public retraction. 4.. Thatj refusing or neglecting to meet squarelyi these reasonable and just demands, be shall stand convicted by this community of the charge which I now file against mm, oeing, or ail imd i crea tures, that! most contemptible and base thicg, a)-wilful liar acd malicious slan derer, a nil condemned to the social os traciam whpch he shall have earned, as un fit to associate with decent men, or be seen or heard of pure women. i Fbed.

M. Campbell. Oaslakj, March 10, 1886. air. Crawford.

Replies. Editor Tribune. In an article pub hshed in yiur paier of March 10th, over the signature of Fred M. Campbell, ap pears the following: Moreover he (Mr. Taylor) whose name I shall give, was, on Monday.

at the Seconal Ward polling place publicly and in his teeth, branded as a liar by on having authority to Biieak, viz: my son Marston, land that too, in the presence Mr. T. O.i Crawford, with an appeal then and there to the latter to condemn such electioneering in bis behalf without eliuit ing one word of reply from either Mr. Crawford or this dastard assassin repu tations, etc. In reply, let lne say that much in the nnotatlon above made rplntinc to mn ia false, and the rest may mislead, unless explained.

The facts are as follows i During one of my visits to the Want saw. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Campbell's boy engaged in conversation. As 1 cam up I heard Mr.

Taylor charging Mr. Campbell with having been addicted to drink. I heard Mr. Campbell's son say that this common report was a lie. Mr Campbells! son then turned toward me, still speaking to Mr.

Taylor and said, i Crawford does not do his electioneering, in this sort of way," Mr. laylor replftd, "1 do not watit to bring Mr. Crawford in, I am able to substantiate 1 what I say. Some more words passed between the parties, after which Mr. Taylor said do not care to talk with you any Mr.

Campbell's son did not at that time speak to me at all about any thing referred to in Air. Campbell letter, nir has he at any other time. I have no knowledge of Mr. Taylor's making any charges against Air. Uampbeli other than that mentioned above.

In all his conversation with me the above charge included all. 1. (j. Crawford. Oakland, March 11, 1880.

AN IMPORTANT SALE. i Twenty 'Thousand Dollars Worth ef C.oods Offered at a Iiei Liehmati Co. have bought the entire stock of S. C. Meyer, amounting lin the i aggregate to over 20,000 worth of dry goods of the best quality everjbrought to this market.

Ben-nison, Liebmen have removed the stock to their own store at 1119 Broadway, corner of Thirteenth, and will display -the goods for sale at never before offered in Oakland. The sale will betrin next Saturday and will continue for sixty days. This is an. opportunity that may never occur again, and should be taken advantage of by intending purchasers, f. A White Cigar act or for Oak.

land. There is a good deal of smoking in cigars, which L. Majrer is offering for sale at reduced prices, first corhe, first served, at hie store, 871 Broadway, between Seventh and Eighth streets. These cigars range in quality from 825 to $6o per 1,000 at wholesale, and these figures have been cut down, as Mr. Mayer wants to make room for.

a new stock inside of 30 days, when he proposes to start a white man's cigar factory, which will be of great advantage to the city. He should be encouraged in carrying out a design sobene-ficial to the people. Go to Oakland Tea Store for cheap groceries. They have one of the finest stocks in the city at 1063 San Pablo avenue. Scott McKenzie, Proprietors.

Sew Styles New Ready At Meyer's, 869 Broadway. All the nobby styles for young men at Aieyer s. 8ow Mind Cube Lectures and Treatments every day, except SatuMavs and Sundays, at 10:30 a. at 1277 Webster street, free of charge, each paying as able or conscientiously disposed. "Costiveness," a very distressing ailment, is permanently cured bv the mild action of D.

Unlike roost other remedies, this article does not leave you in a worse condition than you were before taking it. D. cures belching of wind. Prick reduced. Genuine Wellington coal for sale by all dealers.

The Oakland free market Ts held on Clay, Fourth and Fifth streets on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Drop in and see LANCEL BELL at' the Temperance Pool and Billiard Parlors, 471, 473 and 475 Eighth street. Price reduced Genuine Wellington coal for sale by all 'coal dealers. Young- man Wanted, to solicit for caneinff chaira boys to learn caneing at H. SCHELLHAAS, 408 Eleventh street.

D. will "brace ou up" after having been a "time with the boy The most popular resort in town at era. ent, is the Temperance Pool and Billiard Parlors, 471, 473 and 475 Eighth street. John II. Church Thanks His Friends for Their He Returns from the Arena Unscathed by His Experience and Grateful to Those Who Stood by Him.

Editor Tribune: I have resided among the people of Oakland for a long time, and i i i i t.i. ii pave dwi aeaungs, niore or kk, wiui wi classes of its and have received many favors and" kindnesses at their hands, now avail myself of this opportunity of acknowledging them, and returning my nncere thanks for each and all of the same, further desire to say, that having been a candidate at the late election for the high office of Mayor of this city, by request of any of; its citizen, expressed to me ver bally and. through the public press, that deeply indebted' to' those who kindly voted for me; and also to those who thought iti advisable to uphold' the great National parties, by sustaining the respective nomi nees thereof, even in a municipal election' I desire to return ray thanks. I have again taken up my residence at my old established residence and place of business in. Fruit Vale, well-known to all of vou as the Fruit Vale Villa.

To this plasant retreat I cordially invite you all, to share in its hospitalities, and to afford me the privilege of personally thanking you for your many favors. I remain as ever vour old friend and well wisher. John H. Church. March 11, 1886.

Ladies. Owinir to the laree amount of work on hand. 20 per cent, off on regular prices will be allowed only for the next fifteen davs from date. The latest designs in draperies and trimmings, and a perfect fitting corset guaranteed at Mrs. Le Van way's, 1069 Broadway, room 5.

Jersey UT.llte Kich Cream. Delivered regularly, or furnished to order in quantities to by the Sweet Briar Dairy Co. Office, corner Sixteenth and Clay streets, Oakland. Go to E. A.

Brown for coal make your prices. Ik you intend sending for your relations in Eurri)e, call on Whitney Co. 's Ex press, 8-V Br ladwayi lurk! cap4 and cloaks ur caue. chfh and cioakh maoe ana repaired Fine fur collars and cuffs on hand and made to order. Meyers, 869 Broadway, lakland.

New TRADE Vc. MARK. Uilelu Free from Opiatrs, Jnu-tics null JZoison, SAFE. SURE. PROMPT.

AT DHCOOISTS AND OF.AJJ5R3. THE CHAKLE8 A.V04.EI.ER BALTISOBS, MB. Best Largest Assonment i inipc- AND CHILDREN'S ajftaviaiW BONNETS HATS, Together with all kin da of Goods At lower prices than can be secured elaewherc on the Pacific Coant, go to I 107 Broadwav. Oakland. This is the only Hotel in Oakland that has an Elevator.

X. W.cor. Washington and Ninth Sts. OAKLAND. First-Clara Boarding House, conTenient to all lines of travel," with gunny rooms, single and en mite, especially adapted for the accommodation of families.

Terms reasonable-. Elevator entrance on Ninth street. A. KOSH, Proprietor. ER'S CORN I Twelfth and Franklin Streets OAKLAND, CAL.

1 'pHIS HOTEL, 18 CFNTRAH.LY LOCATED 1 and conveuirnt to street cars and2tailrod. nond accommodations at reasonable rates. No Chinese employed. BURKE, DUBLIN, Bottle Only the Genuine Guinness' Porter and Bass' Ale, Pints and Quarts. IRISH SCOTCH WHISKIES Fine Old Irish and Garaiirk Scotch Halt, in One Dozen Cases.

Harrison, Wolff Sherwood, ACENTS. 212 and 214 Market Street, S. F. FOE RENT! The Eleint Piedmont Cottage Furnished Complete Throughout, WITH ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. Bath and Laundry, Hot and Cold Water, Barn and Large Grounds.

Apply jr. WETHOBE, 468 Tenth Street. E. T. HALL, House and Carriage Painter, Whitening and Paper Hanging.

Satisfaction guaranteed in every ease- Fair and reasonable prices and the best of work i and material Office Thirteenth Street, between Franklin and ebster. Residence 1256 Alice Street. ALL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. S3.7QO-FOR SALE. IN THE HEALTHIEST PART OF EAST Oakland, on the sunny side of Feral ta Heights, near Lake Merritt, a rottage House 7 rooms and bath; dining-room and kitchen, in basement; large parlor, with tile mantel; fancy srcli.

front door and transem has cut glass in mosaic designs; larg chamber, with alcove and large platevindows; bath bas hot and cold water, basin and water-closet; all other moms tasti'yftnUhed; off rear bedroom is a large porch, with fine view; electric hells from front door to kiteheo; girl's room in attic all finished: also speaking tubes from hall to kitchen: outaid finished in the Swiss cottage style, with chimney outside, with tile trimmings. Lot 70x160, laid out In lawns, and fenced In with evergreen htdgs; cement walk i front gate to rear. Also small stable in rear. 91,000 may remain onmortff.Ee at 7i per omt per aunum. Address S.

A J. C. KEWSOM. 604 Kearny Street, Baa Francisoo. SI1TATIOM WANTEl BT A stESPECT.

able Chinese boy. to do general bo aeworit; good references given if required; inquire at 833 Sixteenth trect; comer Market, Oakland, mrll-lwi J. 9f WOIXC. 51. aVREON.

1U Broadway. BcsldsDO, Thirty-fourth street and Sao Pablo avenue. At home morning, noon and evening. Offioa hours. 8 to 8 A.

1 to 3 and I to 8 r. M. mrll-o MaBBBOkw1 I UOUB MURE THE BRUNSWICK. Hi HOTEL ALT UPRS 1 box Rising Sun Stove Polish for. IVLamp Chimney (any size), 1 bottle Jet Black Ink 3-lb.

sack Salt for. 1 Good Tiaisins for 50rlb. sack Sacramento THE WEEkXv TRIBUNE, rVBLntBED IVIllTlSATUKBAY. TERMS ONE YEAR 82 50 I BIX MONTHS. 50 Amwat OAKLAND TH RATER Parlor Match.

TH ATER Tm A'ighti in a Bar-room. BALDWIN-Minstrels. CALIFORNIA THEATER 8TREKT-Parie Wai TIVOU GARDEN Rip Van Winkle. PANORAMA The Battle of Waterloo Til TRIBVNB nas a eircalatloa ear tttaa doabls that of aay tlser ppr iwhlhhwl tit Aleniwl CwtyJ Official Paper Alameda Co. THURSDAY MARCH 11, 1886 The Sacramento Convention.

The two conventions to consider the anti-Chibese question which met in Sacramento yesterday, jhave anjala- mated and form one convention. This will prevent the going abroad of an unfavorable report that California is upon the Chinese question. In fact, there is no division of sentiment upon the main issue opposition to Chinese coolie. cheap labor- The only division being upon the best means to accomplish the desired ends. It is hoped that tne storm; and pandemonium which characterized the proceedings yesterday, will past ayay with the night, and that the delesates will act like men united in the drtherance of a great cause The convention is supposed to have been Called for coel and cairn de liberation, and it is hoped that the proceedings to-day will be such as to give tne action oi tne voovenuon, worn-ever that action may be, character and influence at home and abroad.

Every true friend of the canse must see that I this convention, is some. thing more than a club meeting, and its action will help or injure the cause as it is governed by conservative intelii gence, or by passion and unreason. The whole East stand spectators of the proceedings of this representative body. The action of this convention is the action of the State. It should carry weight and conviction of the.

justness ofH its cause by wise action, harmonious action and conservative action, thai shsll show to the people of the East that we are reasonable as well as earnest, "the main object to be sought is the repeal of the Burlingame treaty It is hoped that good I judgment and wisdom will prevail, that the people may continue to act as a unit in opposi tion to any further increase of Mon golians, and for a gradual decrease of those now here. When there is no more hope df proper and effective legislation, then there will be time enough for ex treme me as urea. Revolution, is only justifiable when all other resources fail. What a Contrast. SeSator Loo AS, in his book lately is- aned from the press, in giving a histor teal sketch of the events which led up fto the! rebellion, among other interesting facts which should never be forgotten, are the sayings of the leaders upon both sides in that contest.

He quotes the speeches of both Jeff Davis and A bra ham Lincoln on being bailed to assume the Presidency; one of each we re pro dace below as a Jetf. Davis," on his way to assume the Presidency of the Confederacy, mad speeches all along the line from Jackson to Montgomery, and in his speech at Stevenson made the following prophesy. He said: Your border States will gladly coins into the Southern Confederacy within sixty davR. as we will be their only friends. JCngland wiU recognize us, and a glorious future is before The will grow in the Northern cities where tne pave menta have been worn off by the tread of commerce.

We will carry war where it is easy to advance where food for the sword and torch await our armies in tne densely DODulated cities: and though they may come and spoil our crops, we can raise them as before; while thev cannot rear the cities which took years of industry and mil lions of money to boild. Jeff was a litle off in his prophesy. His rebellions enthusiasm ran away with his judgment. The result was very I much! the, opposite of his predictions, and the final quashing of his whole prediction left him a false prophet indeed, What a contrast to the 1 vaporings of Jeff Da via were the words of the immortal Lincoln, when he departed from his home to assume the Presidency of this Republic, called thereto by the roice of the people. On leaving Springfield he said "M9 Fr.Undt one, not in my position, can realize the sadness I feel at this parlinr.

To this. people I owe all that am. Hers I have lived more than a quarter of i a century. Here my Children were born. And here one of them Hies buried.

I 'knowj not how soon I shall see you again: 1 I go to assume a task more difficult than that which has devolved upon any other i man since the days of Washington. He never wonld have succeeded except for the aid of divine Providence, upon which Jbe I at all times relied. I feel that I cannot succeed without the same divine blessing I which sustained and on the same Almighty being I place my reliance for support. And I hope my friends, will all pray that I may receive that divine assistance, without which I cannot succeed, but with which success is certsirf. Again" I bid you an affectionate farewell." The prayers of.

the people prevailed, but the great man who guided, so well and so successfully the Ship of State, fell a victim by the hand of -the assassin, f-a martyr to the Republic had saved. In the highest niche of fame stands the patriot, martyr-President of a great Nation, made reat, and united by his wisdom and greatness. While the other let' us drop the curtain upen bis I memory. I i j- Senator Miller's There is a rumor afloat that the United States Senatorship is to be put up at auction and 'knocked down to the high-I est bidder that is; to the. man who will put up the most money for running! the I Democratic campaign in this State.

We i hardly believe that Governor Stoneman would consent to place himslf in such an unenviable position as to follow the dic- tationof the political bosses in such a corrupt and ignominious scheme. There able, conservative men in the emocratio party, and from this lass1 Governor Stonemas, if heL be and judicions, will select a Vessortothe able Senator who has this life. Such a man as Judge Gabber, for instance, would this State in the Senate, and be I 1 There is a prospect of laborers to; this State from the South to take the place of the 'Chinese. A delegation i of colored men waited upon C. P.

Hc.sr-I INGTON to confer wiih him regarding the i emigration of a large number of 'their people from Louisiana to this State over the Sunset route at the- reduced rates. 1 Id is anticipated that there will be a large emigration, and California will i welcome them with open arms. It is the best way of settling the labor ques tion iu; this State, furnishing a substi. tute for the Mongolians; 0-Ib. sack Sperry's Stockton Flour '10-lbs.

Best Eastern Oat Meal for WHOLESALE nd RETAIL GllOCERS, 470 and 472 Eleventh Street, -Oakland. 1- THE BURR PARLOR FOLDING BED la presented to the people of the Pacific Slope as so article of uooneeUonel merit thoroughly practical, and In every way desirable Hone oi toe good leaturea oi a bed re sacrificed to secure folding. The back is open when the bed is folded, giving perfect vet.tiIat.ion when closed. The mattress, pillows and bidding fold out of sight; nothins need be Bpriug-etrel 1 woven wire matUeaws used in every bed. Tension adjustable to suit the weight of the occupant.

All parte of the b.d accessible for cleaning. They occupy eight rquare fe of floor soace when roiaen. wmw ine i covers thiity feet. With the Burr Parlor Folding Bod, the parlor and bedroom may he combined. They save the rent of a room.

The Burr Bed lxks as well.as ant hud when opes, and very MtrcH bkttes than any when cloned. i They may be folded jdaily, or only when the room is needed. Ladies can open or close thtm easily and in a moment. CALL AND EX AM INK AT THE OAKLAND WKMt, IOI5 BROADWAY. i.

per Ih can y. for. are as tawiy taken care oi as an orainarv en. 'I ney -IX- Fancy Goods, New To-day. ourror? FARM la Qara Co.CaL PtstlTl AKATt.AJ.

For aale by lead bur grocers. KOTtD OLIVE 3 1 years old. for sale by A. MAEV IN. SI 6 California Street.

Saa Fraocisco. MONEY TQ LOAN AT PElt CENT, A Half Million dollars. I am fostrncted to receive applieationa for loans on Flnt-Clas Oakland Seal Estate, ia soma to suit, a FIVE PER CENT. net. On Sao KrsncUoa nroperty FOLK FEB CENT.

Call or address J. L. ISAACS Park street, onr. Encinal Alameda. W.

T. HOTXRIET. Watchmaker we! er Keeps Largs 8tock ot Watches, Clocks and Jewlry. Special attention paid to Repairing tbe above. WORK SOLICITED and WARRANTED -a leis HKutuni, Tenth and Flevrmth QV On mediately; oail a this oftjoe.

TXJ Tjr Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Cutlery, Hoys, I A.JL 955 BROADWAY. A-New stock artiving daily. See onf 5c sbd 10c Tables. i i Var are Lumber Dealers. LUMBER.

Kinds for Sale All E. DEAP d. CO. YARD, Foot of St. BCTTLBICIi.

PATTtaWS. 8Km rR ATALOCl'E TAFT 1163 AAI 11 So BKOiSWAT. i DR. LORYEA'S NEWJ HAJVIIMjM 218 T03I STBZET, 8. P.

THE BEST AND MOST MTXTTCipuTLJlK. too. Xusataa. Elecfcle and Madieatwd Bash Bma intbecty. Open day and inigkt, Singl wkM 9U or twehns for ia rpHKEK PLEASANT.

efXRT WEATLT amir bad room, to set: snHabla for light hoaae- kaeping; aptly 830 Webster street; sear local trams. mrlllwx Dr. Pierce "tiolden Msoicai Ulsoovery.".