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JLULISAJS DAILY EVENllirG TKIBTJB, T7B DNJESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 18935. AOVSKTlsTstaTS ADKKTiaKM JIXTS. JKAIXiUO ADS. ATT IE GRAHAM'S TRIAL HIS HECK -BROKEN.

VATGHHAN; HOI BARGAINS SPECIAL CARRIAGES, 1 Village Carts, XTO. Bedbtifal 'f Of THE COLUMBDS BDG6T COS Pacific Coast Headquarters in San Francisco, Until NOVEMBER 1st, the The trade winds having; ceaaed to blow, now Is the most pleasant season for driving. To be sure of getting the genuine article, call at REPOSITORY 29 Met Street, San Francisco. We have no agency In Oakland. 7.

MILLINERY Postponed Until Monday. Idttest Novelties In Fancy, Itonsscline Flnmajre and Opera Bonnets. MISS R. A. GALLAGHER, 510 13th st.

OAKLAND BREWERY, Oakland BROOKLYN East Oakland, E. OAKLAND HOFBURG ELK LAGER (rom John Wieland Brewing Co A. THIIiO Hanairer or Alameda County. GEN KALi OFFICE. 468 Eighth Street.

Oakland. WASHINGTON Cor. Fifth and Kirk. nana The Best Brewed Beer Oakland. SCOVILLE IRON WORKS Corner Second and Brush ALL KINDS of MACHINE WORK! An Uhknown Uan 2 Killed This Afternoon.

An unknown man. aaid to reside filbert street, near Third street. on taken to the Receiving Hospital from the corner of Faanklin, and Second streets, with his neck broken and other severe in juries. He waa riding on a dump csrt when the horse ran away and he iumoed out striking on his head. The wheel passed over hie leg.

He is apparently about 19 years of ago and is dving. I THE NONPARTISANS Make a Test Case for a Place at the Head of the Ticket. 8ak Frabcisco, October ft. Chief Justice Beatty of the Supreme Court today issued writ of mandate to the Registrar and Board ot Election Commissioners, directing them to eppear in the Supreme Court on Friday and show cause why the Non partisan Para should not be designated at the bead of the municipal ticket ITS LAST RUN. Farewell Celebration to the Dummy Line.

The old dummy line running from Tern-escal to Berkeley was abandoned last night. The horse cars ceased running and the usefulness of the dummy was a thing of the past. Tbe little engine and its lone car left Dwight way in Berkeley promptly at 7 o'clock. The engineer drew open tbe tnrotue and as tbe little train moved out he pulled on the whistle cord. The tram msde no stops before reaching Temescal and tbe whistle never stopped blowing.

Residents along Telegraph aveane had gathered along tbe side of tbe street to look on the old dummy for the last time. nor over nrteen years it has been a mixed source ot -accommodation and annoyance. But a double track electric road has come to- take its place, so as the people waved their handkerchiefs in farewell to the old tram they were glad it was gone. with the whistle blowing the little tram putted into Temescal. The engineer nut on tne Drakes and camped oat of the csb.

tne nreman put oat tbe fires and went home. The old dummy line had gone into history. The slowly escaping steam iroui the open valves seemed like the last breath of a wornout steed, attain and tbe subtle electric power had contended for victory ana tne steam naa lost. The hundreds of students who have rid' an in tha nli-? Hnminv train uinia fakaf Jones first collected fares iu the little bob- tau car named oy tne ooxea-up engine in cnarge oi u.a uiiariey, toe engineer, will remember the many incidents of the ride to and from the University. The crowds ot pretty girts who used to go out to neid days or class day bops will recall tna panting tittle engine that sometimes topped sail way up tne hill near the Uni versity.

The memories clinging around the old dummy are many and varied, yet everybody seems glad it has gone. workmen began tearing up tne track today and in a very short time the electric cars will make trips every five minutes from early morning till late at night, from tbe University grounds to the foot of Broadway. The Benson Ca.o. San Fbahcuoo, October 5. The Benson cases took an unexpected turn in the United States Circuit Court this morning.

The motion to quash on the ground that the law under which the prisoners bad been indicted was passed after tbe commission of the offenses was overruled and the trial wae ordered to proceed. Attorney Campbell, for the defense, then objected to the impaneling of a jury, holding that the jurors present had been improperly drawn. Launched at Bonlcta. Benicia. October 5.

The largest vessel ever built at Turner's shipyards was successfully launched today. Her deck line is 165 feet, beam 36 feet 6 inches and depth of hold 16 feet. Tonnage, 500 tons. She was built for Matthew Turner Bro. of San Francisco.

Her rig will be tbat of a brigantine. Water Works for Woodland. Woodlano. October 5. The City Trus tees last night accepted the bid of tbe Dow Pump Company to extend the present sys tem of water works for $23,775.

Is Hay nln Tonight. Saw October 5. The Weather Bureau's forecast is: Showers in Salinas, Sacramento San Joaquin Valleys, and in the mountains. Cleveland Ovi Dome. Nrw York, October 5.

Cleveland left for Buzzards Bay this afternoon. Paper Mlila Barned. Eichmosd, October 5. The Nixon Paper Mills burned this morning. Loss, 100,000.

THB PERSONAL TAX. Apportionment Mad. by th City Trea.nror. The City Treasurer this after noon apporuoned the city per- sonal tax amoanting to $10,323 73 among the several city funds as follows General. $1665 83; Fire Alarm, $1082 85; Fire.

$583 07: Folice. 59Io 26 fark. $124 94; Sewer. $83 30; Fire and Police Teleerapb. ilJ oy aaiaiy.

sz4 89 School. $1999 19; Free Library. $249 89; 8treet Lieht, $1124 50; Street Contingent, $416 43; Bond Redemption, $333 19; School Buildine Bond Interest, SU6 48; School Bond. $116 48; Park and Boulevard, $416 48. Installation Services.

Owen Jones. At. will be installed at the Welsh Presbyterian Church tomor row evening at 7 :30 o'clock. The following will be tbe programme of the evening Bev. Moses Williams to preside; Bay.

H. H. Bice to nreach the sermon Bev. Dr. Fraaer to charge tbe pastor; Bev.

Dr. Coyle to charge the people. Corrlcan's One IMsmlaaod. The i trial of William Corrigan on a charge of disturbing the peace was called in Justice Snook's court this morning. The case was dismissed as the prosecntmc wit ness did not put in an appearance, ine costs were charged to the prosecuting witness.

Dosaeatea Oread oaa's WUL The will oLDomenico Gondona has been filed for probata by the executor named, Carl his son. The estate consists of lota 22, 23, 24. 25. 26 and 27 of block of tbe Garden Tract ttoMtaa. and some otner unpro ductive seal estate.

Tb property is oi Tided among hie widow and children. Davtd W.aa.r's Batat. T. Smith. A.

Hollywood and Jamea Dallas, appraisers ot the estate of David Wenuner. today reported, that the estate consisted of real estate upon Eighth street. portion ot block 88. valued at The estate ts community property. good eight ia owing to C.

Muller's perfeet fitting glasses, 135 Montgomery street, near Bosh, Ban Franeiaco. A competent auctioneer leave, word at H. Bchellhaas' store, KJeveath street. KOETH Plane EilLROiD. Via aaaoallt Fry.

a Commencing Sunday. October 12, and until further notice beats and trains will run as follows: Prom SAN FRANCISCO IotSAUSAIJTO. BOSS valley and ban kafaiu. wek d.y. 7 jo, t0, 11.00 A.

1:4 S4a. 6:00, 6:40. tM T. a. (Sundays) 8:00.

lQtOx UM a. lai SSQ. dmO. H. rnm am a n7frsrr m.

xtt trilT sTV a vui wan uanvi ivi aiiiiiJ a (weekdays) 730, 110 a. titT. 10:00, 8:00. r. x.

Extra trip on batsrdars at 1:45 r. a. From SAN RAFAEL for SAN PaANCISCO (week 1ji 6:14 4:45. 7:44, 06 a. iM, r.

x. 0, a.a.; 12 6o p. a. axtra trip on beierdays at r. a.

Far. GO eanU round trip. From MILL for BAN FRAKCISCO rweefc (lay.) g-jx, 6 S6. :10. 11:10 a.

SS6. a. (Sundays 8:10, 10:1 11:40 a. 1:4 r. a.

Fare, tfeents round tna From 8AUSALITO lor SAN FRANCISCO (week 7:15, 8:15, 8:50. 11:45 A. 2 to. 4:05. 6:45 p.

a. (Sundays) 10:40, a. 11:45, 2:15, 44 55 p. a. extra trip on Saturday at p.

a. F.re, 25 cents round tnp Leave Saa Francisco ThrouKh trains. Arrlv Destination. San Franelsco. 7:30 a.m.

9 -OK 1 St Camp Taylor. a. I- Tocaloona, Point 5:10 r. a. A.

a. SKW Bundaya Keyes, Tomalee dt way stattona p. a. Sunday a. a.

20 week days r. a. 35 Saturdays Howards. Duncan Mills, Casadero and way stations. a.

a. 10.23 Mondays p. a. weekdays Thlrtv-day zcoruon Kound trip, 25 per cent reanctton. Fridmr to Mondav Exenrelon Round-trio taek ta: Toealoma and Point Reye.

35: To rn Alee. 2: Howard's. .12 50: Cazadero. 13. fiondsy Excursion -Kound-trip tickets: Point Keyes.

11; Tomales. 11 50. 111KUUQH SlAOli CONNKCTIONS DAILY (Sundays excepted), at Cazadero with mornlne train from San Fran cisco to and from Stewart's Point. Unalala. Pol at Arena, Cuffi'i Cot.

Navarro. Mendo cino City. Fort Bragg, and all points on th WILLIAM GRAVES. F. B.

ucqerai Manager. Gen. Faas. TkL Ant. Clnirl OffleM, l4Hnaom.

S. F. California Railway to HILLS COLLEGE AND LAUNDBT FARM EmcTivx, Apbii lOtu Inst SUNDAY TRATK: Leave Jmlt Vale 9:55 a. 10:55. 13 P.

2:25. 325. 4:25. 5:25. Arrive Fruit Vale 9:50 a.

10:50, 11:50 120 P. 2:20, 8:20. 4:20, 6:20. WEEK DAT (TRAINS Leave Fruit VAle-7 AS a. 9:25, 10:25, 115; 1 p.

Arrive fruit Vale 7:50 A. a 9M6. 10:20. U0; 10 P. 4Si.

I rom Oakland shoaid take trains leaving Broadway 20 minutes ia advance leaving time as shown nom Frail Vale. Kenan Taip Ratbs, Oakland 5Ula I oo "XT. Bl. RANK. VXSX Broadwav.

Oakland Traffic Manager SHIPPING. HORT ROUTE LONDON AND CONTINENT, North German Lloyd S. S. Co Spree, BaveL Lahn, Trnve. fatile.

AVLet. Eider. tmi, erra, twda, Eloc Jiauer nunem li. New York, Hremon. The fast Express steamers of this compsnv sail every IUESDA and SATURDAY from New York.

landing passengers In Southampton in 7 days or less, inese eteamers are ceieoratea tor their speed and the comfort affotded pas- renRers. AST ROUTE TO THE MEDITBRKAMKAM. Direct line to south of France, Riviera and Italy, touching at Gibraltar to land passengers to Spain. Steamship Ems. Saturday.

October 22, a p. m. and Weira, Saturdar, November 5, 2 a. leave New York lor Genoa and regularly thereafter. NEW YOBK-TO PALERMO AND NAPLES.

StesmKhIp Ems, Tuetday, Nov. 29th, 2 p. x. NEW YORK TO ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. Kins.

Tuesday. Jan. 3. 1893. 2 P.

a. OELR1CHS 2 BowlinK Green. Mew York ROBERT A PELLE. General Aeent for the Pacific Coast. 118 Moutgomery street, under the Occidental Hotel, San Frsnciaco.

CaL Occidental ufl Orienial Steamsbtp Go. FOB JAPAN AND CHINA. Sets Ch A.Kes is Iloca or Sailiso- Mtsaxaers leave wnarf eernar First and Bmaaa stresta, Baa Ji-sneiaeo. at torj, YOKOHAMA and BOMOKOMB CeaaecUus at Toaonama with steamers for Riian. 1841 BELGX' Thursday.

Oct 6. OCEANIC (via Honolulu). Tuesday. Oct 25. GAELIC Wednesday.

Nov. 16 BELtilG Thursday. Dec. 15 Koand Trip Ticket ax reduced rates. OatMii plans on esiublttoa and paaaure tickets aa sale at A.

P. ComtAnr's tieneral Oflleea, room 14, corner JToana and lowasead streets, saa Iranctaue. ii.r lralcht. aoolr th. Tramo sfanacer or tbe pacific Hail.

Hiiseuslilp Oompaoy's woact can Vranclsea, u. uuodhik. eaaarai Fasaenter tAX)KUK H. KICK TraAc Manacsr. COMPAGNIE GEN ALE.

IKANSIiANTIQOIJ French Line to Kane. COMPANY'S PIER (NEW! 42 NORTH RIVER, foot of Morton street. Travelers br this line avoid both transit by English railwar and tbe discomfort of crcesihf the channel in a small boat La Tooralne Oct 1 La Gmcaro. Oct 8 L. Cb.nip.m.

15 La Hnrcoe-KC ct Zt Tot fortber particulars apply to A. FOROKT. Ae rent, 3 Bowling Green, New York. I. r.

FUUAii Arenta, atontgomerr ave Ban rraneisca iiaiiroaa ana bteansutp Tickets to and from all points In the United Elates aud Europe sola at lowest ralea Branch umce. atontaomerr street. Notice to Voters Office or tio CoTinty Cleri, ilameda Stale of XTQTJCB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ATA A recalar meettna of the Board of Super visors of Alameda County. State of California, held on tbe uth day oi July, 1892, was ordered that the Cleik of said County COMPLETE REGISTRATION of the voters of. said eotinty, in accord I vne with th prevlaloaa of Section 1094 of be PoUUoal Code of the But of California; that said registration com manna 100 days prior to the next general election sad continue for I period of isbty-nv days aext onsrilna.

when I each retiatratlon shall close. Kow, therefor, this is to give nottoa. Chat ia parseane of said ord said new tetstraOoa will oommane on th SOth day ot July, IJ92, aadontlanafor a period of eixhty-flre days thereaftet, endlnz Otobar 14, 1S03, wbaa such recletratloa shall JhlFU. 1891 JAMES E. CRANE County Clerk, aUaaada CaL Investigation of the Uorder of Uary Alice Carroll.

Tha trial of Hattia Grahasa com menced in Baa Fraaciseo ye tarda Patrick Carroll testified be waa thb father ri 11 Ok. I a 4 Lu kum in petatnmaa Amroatsth i tw next aw bar at Baale'a noose, where aba died. James MeKenne taatifiad: reside at Valley Forge. Mary Carroll waa my cousin. last saw bar alive on August 6tb at the Oread Hotel.

She was registered under the name of, We went to a honse Post street. I came hare from Petalnma res poise to a note from her. We went the office of Mrs. Dr. aven.

one ad mitted as. Mary went into the back room with Mrs. Haven, When they returned Mrs. Haven aaid Mary would be ail right a few We called again. I pat $95 on the desk and Mrs.

Baren took It bar fee. "Mrs. Haven aaid Mary was ancient. got the money from Miss Carroll. It was all the money she bad.

When I went away was given the address of Dr. Beale. where old find Miss Carroll oa my return from bom When lcante down from Petalnma the following Monday I met Dr. Beale, the defendant. I saw Miss Carroll, who' was dead.

I kissed hsx, and then went down stairs. Dr. Beale did cot want me to go out. He asked me fire times the parlor to take whisky. did not take lany.

When I finally got out of the house I went to Petaluma and told my aunt that Mary was dead. I had known Mary Carroll for 18 years. lived on her father's farm. I ceased liv ing there last April. I did not know that Mary bad come to the city until she wrote me.

My cousin would have gone borne with me and married me but for Mrs. Haven." Dr. H. K. Brown testified in the after noon with Dr.

Walter Preston as to the facts developed by the autopsy as to the cause of Mary Carroll's death. An advertising solicitor. Albertas Atkins, testified that be had met Miss Graham at 404 Golden Gate avenue when be called in reference to an advertisement, ne also tesuoea tnat she paid Dr. Beale's advertising bills from month month. Then jamea ucn.enna was recaueu, ana be identified a receipt for $95 as baying been given by Mrs.

Dr. He also identified Miss Carroll's purse. Xhe court tnen sdjoornM. Ktw Home, Automatic, Domestic; sale or rent Sepairmg 10S7 WaxMnqton strut. GETTING COMPLICATED.

How Many Wills Did Hugh Slicer Make? Which of Hugh Slicer's many wills is tbe last will and testament is still puzzling the heirs and courts. Yes terday morning was the time fixed for the bearing on the will presented by the Wilson heirs and contested by Harriet Carpenter, Charles Slicer and tbe children ot Hid ward aucer or Washington. Aiurynaa been empaneled. Judge Sullivan for the proponents of the will, was not ready to proceed, but the contestants a hearing. Then William a O'Brien filed another contest against the will in bebaif of Arabella Hinkle, a cousin of tbe deceased.

She states that Slicer made a last will, January 15, 1891, and that the will was never destroyed, though since the testator death it has disappeared. A NEW FIUM. II ad 1. on Kaaton Have Located la Oak' I land. A new grocery store has been estab lished at 853 Franklin street, under the Galindo Hotel.

It is one of the most complete establishments of its kind in Oakland, for it is stocked with an endless variety of every grade of fancy and staple groceries, and what is more the stock is perfectly new. lue new establishment is conducted by Madison Keaton, gentlemen with years ot experi ence in the grocery business. For a long tune they conducted stores at Vacavilie and Elmira and the firm was the most favorably known in all Solano county, By their honest and fair dealing and by their courteous treatment of their pa- trons Madison Keaton established for themselves a reputation such as very few other grocers have been enabled to gain, The new store just opened in this city is well worth visiting, lor it has many new features heretofore unknown in the trade of Oakland. Then again, everything in the store is direct trom tbe manufactur ers and can be guaranteed by the pro prietors of tbe establishment. Hurt While Huntlag.

Peter Hughes, aged 11 years, while bunting at Berkeley this mornlnc was badly burned on the face and bands by the explosion ot a can ot powder. Jtte uvea at Twenty-first and Linden streets. A B6y Gone. J. H.

Cobbledick of 338 Twelfth street reports that Alfred Seal, aged 7 years, and recently arrived from uregon, baa disap peared. The little fellow has blue eyes, light hair ana was aressea in DiacK. Bitting la Bane. The judges ot the Superior Court today are in consultation upon tbe authorities bearing upon the knotty problems involved in the water tront case. Frank Desnerd waa committed to the Agnews Asylum today by Judge Ellsworth.

Albert Miller, aged 17 years, a runaway from Paso Robles, was delivered to his father by the police this morning and taken noma. W. T. Yeitch went to Ban Jose this morning to identify J. M.

Napper, whom he suspects of wmbessung a sum ol money from mi. Dandruff: This annoying scalp trouble, which gives the hair an untidy appearance. 4a cured by Skookum Boot Hair Grower. AU druggists. Cargo of 11 oar.

The British ship Eastcroft hag cleared from Saa Francisco for Sligo, Ireland, with a carso of Starr floor. She is to be followed by the Bhandon with a similar cargo. kn sav mT Cassia- Tooth. Be sere and aae the oW and weU- tried remedy Una, WuismWs tooiHuia Btxct, for children teething. It soothes the child, soften the gums allay all pain, euros wind eolie and is the best mods' Jo alarrohaas.

xweatr-ave bottle, sweet foe a aaart Tlnme. Great American Importing' Tea Company are giving extra doable presents to eyerybody at their stores. 217 Broadway. 1301 Sen Pablo arena. Oakland: SIS East Twelfth street.

East Oakland: cornet Park street aad Aiameaa- v- enue, Alameda. Wholesale depot 62 to 68 Kar- Their teas, eotreec ana spices are piououmjou psnscuoa. visit ueir store aouges we db Per elegant and artutie bamboo farnltare ge to Ches, Tours Thirteenth Wsshlncton.v sYoeMvat. Bobert J. Beeby baaiemoved his narnees and carriage bosinees to 1064 aad 1068 Broadway, two doors north of the a ih Dnliersltj Sentinel Has Bard last Some Strange scenes enacted After Dark.

Fresicsa and loisj YMors Run Slot i Itthout Fear. Promenading on the University grounds at Berkeley after dark la not considered lost the thine bv Dolite society In the college town at present. Prndent mammas warn their darting daughters against sncb a practice. Dictatorial chaperones enjoin their wards "Not to ro near those horrid grounds for anything." Half the joys of the present besntifnl moonlight are lost oy the Tonni seoole of Berkeley this month. Besidenlaof Oaklandwbo were wont to tide' out on the electric ears and than take quiet stroll on the University grounds, do so no more.

i Lovsra' lane Is deserted. The i broad walks eronnd the boildincs echo no longer to tneir tread. Observatory bill and the broad walk past the chemistry building is turn not noDnlated by the eneheuted at rollers of past summesa. In tact the domain of Bonte is tabooed after dark by all reepeetable people. Only those who have to pees through the grounds after niffht aeta tn.

will do SO. the reason of this unfortunate state of flairs lie in the unprotected state of the, Btate University grounds after dark. One man la hired by the regents Tfor the pur-Tjoee of watcbins the buildings, herding In- traders off the aronnds and keeping a sharp lookout for fixe. There are eight-large and a doxsn small buildings tor the raardian ot the toeace to watch, the aame time keeping in subjection the aeTeral buudrad acres of Bonte's domain. In order to cive' legality to the acta of the watchman, he has been made a special officer bv tbe Berkeley Board of Trustees.

The bare cower to do. however, baa not made the employment of the watchman ail it waa intended. It is an impossibility that one man should be everywhere in the Univenitv grounds at one. The niiar- ious crowd that haunts Heagerty's place lost outside the grounds every night and Indu'ee in tbe classic sport of baiting the festive white porcelain badger, must be watched. THK MCBBT TBKSHKAH.

Then there is the vandal freshman with his bucket of paint, who must be warded oft from buildings. Marauding bands of cattle that have elided the vigilance of Pound master Anderson must, be herded awsv from the manv dollars' worth of costly plants and shrubs growing around the hothouses just beneath Observatory bill. The apples and pears up in the Um- varsity orchard const be guarded, for there axe bugs and worms in those apples tbat are watched with tender interest by the Agricultural Department. Now and then a little green arsenic is dropped around, and it would not do to let a rretn man at night biie open an apple lull of arsenic, for when green meets green some- thing happens cone, per naps. i But above- all North Hall must be watched.

The 20-year-old pile is not in snred. Since the boys are forbidden to smoke within its dry, old walls there is not so much danger, but one ot Howison'a Ideas might sit down for a quiet smoke with one of Pntzker's puns or the shadof Green's (92) whiskers and a spark might settneold house on fire. It is evident, therefore, tbat one man has bis bands full if be even attempts one-ball of what is ex-- neoted of him. When a gang ot fellows 'and two friaky maidens from gan Francisco, attired only In nature's garb, ran races around the cinder track one night notions ago, the watchman was making a tour of tbe build ings on the bill. When the freshmen painted '96 all over the-, gymnasium a few evenings since they waited until Abe watchman was away on his rounds before they attempted their bold deed.

i But it is 'not the freshmen with their paint pots tbat the good people Sbun. The students msv bait their badgers at Heaa erty'e unmolested. It is tbe gum-chewing girl from Ban Francisco or the worst quar tefs of Oakland, accompanied by cigarette fiends, that have invaded the grounds, Tfaev have made a regular practice ot the invasion. Moat any night they can be aeen on tbe electric cars goiug to or coming from Berkeley. The University grounds furnish a charming place lor their ram bles.

i The people of Berkeley are considerably worked up oyer this state of affairs and are wondering why tbe regents cannot, be pre- vailed upon to increase tbe force of night watchmen. Just now the grounds bear an unsavory reputation. THE FEAST OF SUCCOTH. An Important Hebrew Observance Is at Hand. This evening at sundown the Hebrew religious festival of Succoth or the Tab ernacles begins.

It will continue for eight days. It is a feast of rejoicing, commemorating the period passed by the Israelites in the wilderness, during which time they dwelt in At the services in tbe Synagogue to morrow evening Rabbi Seesler will preach on- "The Festal Bench," or the "signification of the palm, the myrtle, the wulow ana tne citron trees. NOT AT THE HSADw The Hon-Pe titan Given Mo I -i Party. Place ae 8an FBAircisco, October 5, The Board of Election Commissioners, by a vote of 4 to 1, has denied the application of the Non partisans for a party designation en the Municipal ticket. It is understood the Non-Partisans wfli at ones apply to the Su- pretne Court for a writ ot mandamus to compel the commission to grant the de sired beading.

national Beel Xatate Association. I Btrrraxo, October 5. The second annual meeting of the National Baal Estate Aaao- elation has convened here. The first session waa taken up with an address of welcome by Governor Flows and others, responses thereto and the annual address of the president of the association. AskglleM Chmrch Cencveea.

Ldbsoh, October 5. The Anglican Church Congress opened at Kotkeotoa yes terday. After an address of welcome a pro cession was formed, headed by the Moat Est. Edward White Benson, Arch bishop ot vaAtaroary ana nuntts ox au They marched through the crowded streets to church. A.

(okiUtaUM OtHliea. axaurr. n. uctooer a. The appor tionment cases, involving tbe constitution ality ot tbe new apportionment law, came vp In the Court of Appeals yesterday.

After arguments by, both sides the court took the papers sad reserved Its decision. Ve Biea.neaO.sk, 0 No response waa received to the ad vertisement of the Board of Public for offer to raise the Prescott school, and at the meeting of the board last sight Secretary Kaufman was in-j strcctedto again advertise for bids for I on in to in I I I I I to i 1 BLAOKflatlTHIWa A SSBOIAXTX. We have KB AND oSCONU- HAND UNGlSKsi. SURREYS, Road Carts, AT End of Oar Fiscal Tear. COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.

29 Market St Su FrtBcisco. Li mF General Paclflo Coast Agent Opening of Fall East Oakland West Berkeley. CI BREWERY. Streets, Oakland. Cat.

Wesiermana Propi Street. (Telephone S7 "IM latest novelties for gentleman's wear. The 1892 are the most desirable patterns far manufacturers for many years. Call pleasure. Yours trnly, BROWN McKINNON.

peeJat Attontloa tat Board. 31 lva Sect ef raed aad flare. HeChopPsadOisi Seiaafotaalew EoratiBonfbj 3D THB- Second and Jefferson Streets GEORGE W. riSHKR, MAHAOaa Oakland First and WesMngtam Bfeets. LUMBER COMP' tYvu; Ooapaniaa, M.

X. tXX TaaASV OAaxAira. tb yeeas mertoaea, aad arrr.tfcarkfsaBaw 2SSD waieA 1 lit bardaat. ImXiW most arable rat ased tor ataeadaiaistaa taTivi eentrecta for all brasehee af street work, eat wi I GLENN lVE6.6C3VIL.IiK. Proprietor.

To All Who Cse Skookma. Tbe Principles In-roltred In Its Manufacture Are Demulcent, -Emollient, Tonic And Stimulant, A happy Combination Not Found In The Formula Trad Mar ron SALT BY DRUGGISTS fl: Six for $5. SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CO XEW YORK. Dr-Ambrose Sander 3 c3 i CO s-l Nee BROTHER AMBROSE, removed to 470 SEVENTH STREET. PRIVATE.

URINARY and KIDNEY ailments. BLuOU aud bUeates, Constitutional and Internal Troubles, Rupture, Piles, thoroughly and rermiientlT cured without pain or detention from business. LAWKS anj GiSNTLUMKN. Brother Ambrose is always ready to assist you. Uis past knowledge hag been iuereaved by the certainty of success.

No case peculiar to Ldls' Delicate organism is bevo id his sure control. Tbe doctor will send by mail or express FEMALE KSGULATING MEDICINES, Sale and effective Call or bend 12. 5rnd your address. INJECTION I 6i3 0 JHEEEnlllaUlIlaFnlEMOVeai Our PERPKCTIOK 8TRIHOB tn with rrerr botllfc I. CLEAN.

Dnn not STAIN. PREVENTS 8TR1CTURK. Can. O0K0RRHCEA sod OI.KKT In Ows to Fuoa dark AUUICK CtiiK ror LKUCOKKUlEAor WU1TES. Sold bl DRLT.OIKTS.

Kent ts U1T Adira. tor aALTOOB MAHCFACTDBINa COw. LANCASTCB. OHIO. HENRY W.

TAYLOR, Lumber, Sbingles. ATSTD POSTS. WIST BKRKELII. CAL, CARLOAD LOTS A BPKOIALTT CANDIIATIie ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Sheriff DAVID W.

MARTIN Of Alameda. Repablican Nominee. JOHN M. ENGLISH Democratic Nominee for County Treasurer For Public Administrator JAMES STANLEY Of Mission Ban Joss RepnbUcan Nominee. fbr Assemblyman, 48th District, C.

I. INGLER, Regular Repnbllean Nominee. For Assemblyman, Slst Dlstrlct C. G. DODGE, Regular Republican Nominee.

For Assemblyman, SOtb District, GtftANT I. TAGGART, Regular Republican Nominee. For the Assembly Forty-eighth Assembly District j. j. Mcelroy Democratic Nominee.

For Justice of the Peace JOHN J. ALLEN Republican Nominee. COL R. M. McKlLLICAN, Democratic Nominee For SHERIFF For Justice of the Peace FRANK B.

OGDEN Repablican Nominee. Ciaertalcers a. W. Xmvko, NawTos Sewau. SEWELL LEITCH, Undertakers and fCmbalmere-" 66 BROAOWfaT.

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Max Pierre. Steuart Street. San Franeieea. PTJGET SOUND Vaaafaetarers of and Wholesale end Retail Dealers la Pine and Redwood Lumber, Rhinzlea shakes. Laths, etc.

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