Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

UJuvJii4.a. 4-b ccsr.znca cap el TOW CIWQS. semdltlsea of the Salts ta sSpeeiaBv MtporUA for TU TrtHmev This, morning, although ths sua itm seen, Jxts-lls. Ban iw gmp gmpatra. On, Port lownaeui -f Ship Buboniie, Trank, Lirpuoi.

i iaSm- Cove. Bear BtOiaoee. Topfar, OoiUnV Landing. CUSS, AMD- f0fCACri gjasfsgy JtesertcdV ay fe A on Day, Tvasaar. September jf Maria Hag Lot soaodeS by steed Tract, padl by Lawyer use.

BwkelaV vaiee tnniera La Moetaroe to KoltemelaV-; VirlMi V8Uteenta. from tUrk- basa. Oakland. atSdaSerpeto Sals a Co 8 aereaT to aiBa See Jqse iaada. Waahlrntoe Towe- amr.

Clark Brooks end wife to Janes SW Sbet tuck avesnwaad Vlrflaia strest, 437, 3 .134, Btaa. Mm, Barroa aad wife to Hannah Bwasey 8S Himwt FbCPEHTY. UOLsttes llearardJaa; Uao Kxtevst, Caaraeter aad ValaaUea of Property Va4r the Ceatrel of the stossool Deaartaaeatt. Bam later estimates of khs amount aad veins of school property In this city bars been made by ths School Department than those pubQahed ia Thh Thxhohs last ervening-; These ssHmates materially insrsaas the total value of ptopertv vned by the city. Taa figures are as follows: High and Irving schools, cor ner of Twelfth and Market streets.

271x150; 16 rooms; 709 sittings; value of lot, 610.700; value of building, valne of runuture, apparatus and libraries, 97.400; total value, date of tioa of buildimr. 1870. Preeeott, Campbell street, between Sew-ard and Taylor streets, 270x140; 21 rooms; 994 sittings; veins of lot, value of building, value of furniture, ap paratus and libraries, total value. date erection, 1869. Cols School.

Tenth street, bets Union aad Poplar, 230x193.9; 14 lonma; 758 aittinn: value of lot. 925; value of building, us of furniture, appai atus and libraries, total value, date of erection. 1877. Tompkins School, Fifth street, between unestnut aad linden. 350x120; 12 rooms 589 sittings; veins of lot.

valus of building, veins of furniture, ap paratus and library, total valus, data of erection. 1872. Lincoln School, Alice street, between Tenth aad Eleventh. 200x175: 16 roc 753 sittings; value of lot, value of building, value of furniture, ap paratus and libraries, total value, date of erection, 1874. Dnrant S-hooL Twentv-ehrhtb street between Grove and Wset streets; 250 280; fifteen rooms; 770 sittings; value of lot, value of building, value of furniture, apparatus aod libraries.

93.bw total value, date of erection, 1875. Franklin School, Tenth avenue, between East Fifteenth and East Sixteenth streets 300 800; twelve rooms; 623 sittings; value ot lot, of building, value of furniture, apparatus and library, total value, date of erec tion. 1872. Lafayette School, Jefferson street, be tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets 300x200; 12 rooms; 600 sittings; valus of lot. 928.000: valus of buildinx.

$12,000: valus of furniture, apparatus aad library, total valus, date of erection, 1869. Grove street School, Grove street between Fourth and Fifth atrceta. 200x100; 4 rooms, 200 sittings va1us of lot, valus of building', value of furniture, apparatus and library, total value, date of erection, 1865. Harrison street School, corner Harrison and Sixth streets, on Harrison Square; 8 rooms; 14U sittings; value of lot 99.000: valus of building. $2,000: value of furni ture, apparatus and library, $650; total value, between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues: SCO 300; four rooms; 200 aittinga; value of lot, value of building, value of furniture, apparatus and library.

9850; total value. 910.85a Broadway and Twenty-fifth Street School, corner of Broadway and twenty-fifth streets: one room; 42 sittings: lot and building rented; value of furniture, ap paratus and library. S25th total value. $250. Plymouth Avenue School, earner of Elm street and Plymouth avenue; one room, 44 sittings; lot and building rented; value ot furniture, apparatus and library, 9200: total valus.

9Z0U. Ulawaon School, corner Maenolia and Thirty-second streets; 400x133.3; four rooms; 210 value of lot, value of buildinft. 96.600: value of furni turv, apparatus and libraries, $700; total value, 99,700. Unimproved lot corner Seventeenth and West atreeka: 90x155.7: value of the lot. Carpenter ebon.

Eaat Fourteenth street oetween lentn and avenues: 50x140; value of lot, $1,100. ine totals are aa follows: Number of rooms. 133: number of sittinsra. value of real estate. 225; value of buildings.

value or furniture, apparatus and libraries, total value, $381,175. The total value of all school property, ai publicued in Thh Tbibuhh last evening, 9355.825. a difference of S25.350. wnicn. aaaed to us grand total of 9L06L.

a 1 495, the estimate of the value of all the property owned by increases that total to A THRIVING INSTITUTION. Progress of the Weet OaUaad 31 tauU Lean Aaeoetattoav-Bleetloa ef Officers. From an advance sheet of the eighth an nual report of the Secretary of the West Oakland Mutual Loan Association. Mr, Sbarboro, it Is learned that the Asso ciations are making favorable progress in Alameda county. They are a great help to people of email means to procure them selves homes by small monthly payments.

in many inatancsa not larger than house-rant, and are fast filling up Oakland and Alameda with pleasant homes. The Weet Oakland Association has now a paid-uo capital of $209,000, and has assisted over 200 families to procure themselves homes. The shares of the first series upon which has been paid $95 in ninety-five months. are now worth $156 09 each, and in leas than two years more will mature to the full value of 3200 each, when those members who havs borrowed will obtain a release of their mortgage and those who havs left their sarnines to ac cumulate ia khe Association will receive the full sum of $200 on each share, upoa which they will have only paid about $120, leaving a profit of $80 per share earned without aay rule aad in a letritimate man ner, 'ins Dan rancisco Mutual lioan As sociation, which was organised last year. naa already assisted several members to build themselves homes in this county.

At tbe annual meeting held by the West Oak land tbe following officers were elected President, A. Merle (re-elected); Vlce- Freaideok, Geo. D. Welch; Treasurer, Wm. Wagner (eighth term); Secretary, A.

Sbarboro (seventh term); Atttorney, D. Freidemich (eighth term). A MYSTERIOUS CASE. A Slag-alar laajalry HegavdiaaT the Dleappeaaaaee of am The following letter, deled "Globe City, Arizona, September 17, has been received by City PhysJcIea Buck: Dear air: I write to you requesting some information regarding the death of a woman by the name of Oata. who died within the last thirty days in Oakland.

If it is tne party 1 think it Is, bar name ie not Oats Dot a Mrs. Taffney, and 1 think khe) cause waa abortion. Ths aforesaid woman left Silver King soms time aero. and I have reason to behave that abortion a khe object in sroine to Oakland. Her paramour went: with her aad has now returned to silver King witb-mt her.

Uia name is Oatav Shebae a girl of about seven yeare of ago. Let ms know kbs initials of said Mrs. Oata and cause of -death: I will par for the trouble. Attend immediately and oblige, Xn. IiAhob, JJr.

Buck states that no such names as those mentioned is khe letter have appeared io aay death certificate received by him within the last three months, aad hie consequently knows nothing abbot It. SUPERIOR COURT. Department One Craaa, Judge. Sep tember f5th f. Joha Coughlin ve, Mary fjoughuni decree of divorce granted plaintiff, i Tsaasy vs.

Brand et sLt cause traaaf erred to 1 department Two. First National Bank of Alameda vs. Abbis J. Smith; on trial Department two no proceedinga, September 25th: Estate ef a I Brackett; L. 1 Brackett appointed adminrntratrtr, bond $2,400.

Estate of Wm. Waits; con-turned to October let. Sarah CL Church vs. Juba H. Church; demurrer snataJnsd, with leave to amend tn ten daye.

fsusf URTt The followlBflr bu4oees iras IraaffetfrJ In khs Police Court tbU morning; John uenalsy. diatarbtng tfte aescsi no com-plamt, aad release oa afar awa reooerni-sanoa, James Beymonr, drunk; fined $10 or five days. Mollis Prates, drunk; sen tenos to-morrow, VALUE CF alias Penter. The officers Ithsa searched ths room on Montgomery street. There they found ie: blasts for the: mannfaeturs counterfeit aoia.

a smelting furnace. crudhles, $93 ia half dollars tram which to mannfaeturs cold fivs xtoliar pieces (evldssitly a modern aehirvsmeatj a alaeteenth osnturr ofattas esaewss, as wsra, thhv Upson, alias Psntsr), silver casts for firs dolls- ptec punches, collars fort 'dies aad mQling in etrumenfts. fThe whole outfit -comprieee one of the Sfost complete counterfeiter's ''plants" ever found oa this coast. It. sstimatsd that it could net' have been mannfactured for H9.00a or.

Darhana. X2.S0O. The method by which 1 Upsoa evi-1 dently inteoded to ooln "queer" was to electro-plate ths silver fivs dollar pieces. An exoeedlngly simple propose. The "drop preeV was takes to Saa Fraa-ctsoo at aoonj to-day.

Upsoa is a young man, apparently about 1 twenty-five years of ago, fls is prepoeeeseing in appearaace sod very intelligent When whatihs was doinsr with all thi material, he idvanced the brilliant proposition that hs waa fitting up a laboratory for ths prospecting of gold-bearing quarts. The detectives smile. The are incredulous. They say it Is the "queerest quarts prospecting'' apparatus they ever saw. Upsoa Is evidently a stranger in California.

He does mot figure In! the criminal annals. Hs is unknown to ths police. PERSOaU UERTION. Edrar Mills and his' daughter arrived from the East to-day. Postmaster Cavia, of Stockton, visited the Oakland Poatomoe to-day.

Hon. Hi F. Page and wife wsre among those who attended ths funeral of Mrs. A. W.

Collins oa Saturday. L. L. Brackett waa to-day appointed administrator of the estate of S. L.

Brackett, with bond fixed at $2,400. Captaia E. M. Freeman has been elected Port Agent of Saa Francteeo, by the pilots, vies Captaia Jolliffs, dsoeaaed. Miss Julia Colby, formerly a teacher, in the Sacramento public schools, but now of this city, is visiting friends in Sacra- men tn.

I Ex-Contrrtssman Bomusido Pacheco is about to remove with hie family to the Oitv of Mexico, where he will reside in the future. I Sen or J. Pinto, Secretary of kbs Chilian Legation, arrived on Sunday from Valparlen, Chili, and is stopping at the Palace Hotel Hon. Irving Scott, has declined ths of beina a State Prison Direc tor, sad Hon, J. HilL State Senator from Monterey, has dons the rams.

Fred. H. Clark, of ths Universitv Class of 82, who was acting ae temporary principal that West Berkeley school a few months ago, la now teaching in Los Angeles. Edward Sanford. of ths University Clam of '83, has received aa appointment as instructor in the college at Owahii, ia the Sandwich Islands.

He leavee here ia afewdays Captain I. M. Cavarlv. of the steam ship CUiiM, has just completed his one hundredth round trip from Panama to San Francisco. Hs has never met with an accident during all this time.

Mrs. Charles Crocker on Saturday last presented the Association for ths Cars and Training of Feeble-Minded Children with a check for $500. thus bringing the funds already collected up to $12,000.. Rev. Carroll M.

Davis, rector of St Panl'a Church, Sacramento, started for the East last evening. He will represent the Northern California Diocese ia the Gen eral Episcopal Convention in Philadelphia. C1YT WHARF BOTES. The stern-wheel steamer Daws' has ar rived at kba City Wharf from up ths river. witn a cargo or potatoes.

Foster wharf has been replauked from the shore end out. and. several stumbling blocks have been removed. The freight steamer Tkorovakfare is lying moored ak the Central Pacino Com pany'! Wharf at the foot of Broadway, undergoing repairs. Five yachts have moored for the winter upon the Alameda side of ths creek, opposite the Broadway wharf.

Others are expected to areive this week. Tbe schooner Catherine Miller arrived at the City Wharf last evening with a cargo uf cord wood, which is being unloaded and piled on the wharf. aargs quanuuM oi irou piping I or sns nsw artesian well of the arrow-Gauge Railroad Company, bow being bored at their aew depot, are lying on the wharf. awaiting shipment to ths pier. Ths- yacht Coeco has taken up her old moorings at vvsoster-street bridge.

Her sails are I unbent and she is being made eaug for the winter. All the yachts are going into winter quarters early this season. I Two deep-water vessels are lvinc in the mod near ths wharf. expecting; to winter there. They have tailed to obtain engagements, and have come up tbe creek for safety and to await orders from owners, Tbe steamer Areata has arrived with 600 tons! of coal for the Diamond Coal Company, and ia discharging at the City Wharf.

The mode of discharge is novel, and is an invention of Cant. Holt who commands ths vessel. It is by mesas of a spar running out from ths Along its aids has been fixed, a steel rod, upon which runs a grooved set of wheels with the bucket attached. By this method it is claimed that all danger to the men unloading the vessel is averted. OAKLAHD BREVITIES.

A new oas-storv buildiner is being erected or Seventh streets near It win am wfcupwa a 4 James was sent out to the In firmary yesterday on a rermit from the Board of Supervisors. Hs ia ill with chills and fever. A row. of vounr trees have beea planted along Franklin street, in the rear of the Hail ot Jterords, in place of tbe oaks recently cot Ths trial of conductor Thompson, which was set for October 2nd, injustice Nusr beumere court baa Dean continued, to be reset within ten days. The pfls of rubbish -oa Seventh street.

opposite the depot, which has been in the way of every one for several davs cast is at last being carted away. Joeephlns White was ousted this after- asoa. by, emcee uosa, for -disturbing the peace of Mrs. O'Brien at her palatial residence on Seventh street and Broadway. Rabbi.

Lsvi. next Tuesday moraine the first day) of ths Nsw Yeai) will deliver a sermon at ths synagogue oa "Improve ea the sroead day his subject will be "IndUisrenea' WITH I5URDER, Hssry) riaeai Oiss' mf tsjartas eesea as asaes svyvri Yesterday Thji TalBnni chronlsled' ths Kjountj of ths arrest of Edward Mooa poa ths charges of battery (n the Jer- ot (Usury JOncsv Matilda Jlaok aad Thome Tiwmaa. at Cassidy Corner. Henry Flack was badly beaten about the head ia the fisht which itoeJt-vjlaes. and oat of which kbs arrest resutted.

Finck died early thh morufawrof ths tajuriee rs and Edward Mooa, I this time. is tangUietiin ta au wtta the erime of murder haagiag ever him, aa a warrant Ismsd for his arrest sarly a the day. ward Moon isaakaeea to tarns lathis ottyaad recently moved from Baa JTraa- te Jterta osnaao. I CssdesaaaUaav mU mH peparttnenl Taa: ths Enpsrh Court JyesUrday ths feasaaf AlsJimda souaty1 acsiast CtOeatock, et aL, to eoademn lead for the anrpose of a pcbUe road id tha Towaaend road, district, wse submitted to khs Jury. A verdict was res dered for plaintU; the Court awarding Colestock and Jfrenca KJ daoaxts eacX ef Pester Upsoa, Dr.

r1tea Dsfiaat-He Iavltee tae DiaUaHrw tatted Dlvrtae ta sractaXLT TTT.rfts a rnxp to thh tetbohh, Nsw You. September 25th. Dr. Pal- ton told a reporter yesterday that aa to Moasignor Capal, ho thought Monsignor was rather late ia ths day In threatening legl proceedinga now, when the atatemests were nearly a month ia circu lation. "Let him say what hs has a mind to: he Is vulnerable.

The shaft mast have found a Joint ia his armor, and we siH know all khs' truth about Capal yet. Let him soms and lecture in Brooklyn again. He says that in his country they could do various things to men wtto should dare to tell khs truth about him. Not now: ones they could ia Italy. But now man are free eaough hers to say what they Here ia America we think error is not dangerous truth is free to combat it I told Monsignor Capel some truths) ia my lecturs of which hs could not make ue falsify history, aad ho canaofc He cannot make us believe that Romish traditions ars better than khs Bim, though hs says he does not read tbe book, and I think he does not, for hs mixed up Joha tbe Baptist, and John the beloved disciple, aad did not seem to know ths difference.

But no matter, ws do. Hs cannot make us believe that nunneries ars ths beet homes for our children, or that Romanism is khs beak reformer. Let Monoigaer get a flurry, and get over if A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. asul All of CaJstatevi Destroyed at Wadiwerth, Msv. gpaoiAXXT TaUOBAPHXn TO THH THXHUITK, Rkho, September 25th.

This morning at half-past two o'clock, a firs broke out at Weda worth, burning two hundred and fifty feet of the Central cattle corral aad tbe dwellings of Frank Lorangsr, J- F. George, M. Rafael and Leivre, aad all cf Chinatown. Rafael's store waa damaged by water. Household goods were ail saved.

One Chinaman is reported burned up. Two tram pa and a Chinaman escaped from Wadawerth jail last night FRIGHTFULLY CRUSHED. The Fate of a Traaaa Who Tried to Steal Bade em a Vrmla. Another victim has been added to the fatal practice of riding upon brakebeama and atealiug rides upon trains. Last night when the 820 overland train waa pulling into the Sixteenth street depot, a young tramp named Oscar Allgiers, aged 22, at tempted to jump from tbe platform of the mail car.

In jumping, he fell to the ground with both legs across khe rails, and before he could extricate himself, ths wheels of the cars following had crushed tbem into a shapeless mass, and wrenched tbe left bio out of the socket. The mutilated victim waa drawn from under the wheels and placed in the bafrsase car. and taken to the Pier, where he waa trans ferred to the baggage car of the local tram and brought to tbe JKeoeiving Hospital. At khe hospital he waa attended by Dr. Legler, khs County Physician, and Dr.

E. H. Wolaey, sure eon for tbe Kauroad Com pany, who amputated both lege below khe knees. The young man has not been long tn this State, and has a mother and an undo living at No. 910 Ridge avenue, rniiadeipni.

Itue morning Aligners was reeunz com- parauveiy easy ana was aunenog very iitue pain, ue wae penectiy conscious and bad been so all through khe night He stated that be had come to Oakland with the hope of getting employment at the canning factory, and having no money is compeued to steal a ride. The Iras-- mentary evidence of khe accident ia lying ia a bucket of water ia the rear premises of the hospital, awaiting further develop ments. It waa the worst case of crushing that has sver been In this hospital, tbe bones of ths aakle be ins literally around to powder. J. no feet before amputation were simply hanging to ths less by shreds or muscle and sain, and too splintering of tbe bone necessitated taJdnir ths frasmenta sff eix inches below khe koees.

It ia thought by the doctors that the hip bone ia fractured, but at present a definite con elusion cannot be arrived at S. S. MONTAGUE. Deatav of tbe Chief Eagtaser of tte Ceatral Paelfle atatlroad at Saaeta Teeterday. Chief Engineer S.

S. Montagus died ea ts relay in Shasta county, at the end of the track of khe California and Oregon Railroad, beyond Redding. Deceased was about 46 years of age, and leavee a widow and. family of children living in this city. He came into the employ of the Central Pacific Railroad Company in 1863, aa suc cessor to Chief Engineer Judah, who died shortly after khe commencement of the company's great work, aad surveyed tbe route across the Sierras.

In making this route he accomplished feats that ars without a parallel in railroad engineering, saining an elevation of seven thousand feet in seventy or eighty miles and dropping down three thousand feet hi twenty-five mus into too Truckee jsasin. ie wae also chief engineer of the Han Joaquin alley Kail road, as far aa Uoahen, and the California and Oregon roads, his death occurring while at work extending khe latter road north into Oregon. He selected all the routes, ran all tbe lines and made all the grades of these roada. Ths Central Pacific ie aa enduring monument of hie engiaesring genius. Eoglieh surveyors had come over here, aad after seeing khe obstacles to be over come, aau tne stars ox tne oouatry tne read was to traverse, announced its accomplishment aa impossibility, yet to-day tbe cars round "Caps Horn" and skirt Blue Canon at dizzy bights, with perfect safety.

He conquered the ragged ridges aad ths winter eaow avalanches with sixteen or seventeen tunnels and about thirty or forty miles of Mr. of the oldest and most trusted men in kbs service of khs Central Pacifie Company, ia whose judgment ths company had every confidence. He seldom made a mi take. He was aasaaofbkb culture aad exemplary life, modest and retiring, consequently but little known to khs public, but railroad men knew hint khoruugly and appreciated him. METHODIST COWFEREWCE.

Delearatee so ttto Oeaeral Ceafereaiee Bleated The Nezf Meettaa; to he mold at Heaters. At khs meeting of the California Coo ferae of tbe Metbodist-E pisoopel Church yesterday, resolutions wars adopted pro- riding form Committee on Temperance Work, consisting of a amber from each district; protesting against dararimiaa. Unas by State)' educational authorities; against graduates of Methodist colleges; ia favor of fouadiag an institution for wash-minded children; claiming allegiance to doctrine of entire eanctificatioa and opposing unehristiaa mods of instruction, and expressing sympsthy with khs labors of Rev. Newtoa and admitting him to the church. Ths following were chosen delegates to the General Conference: F.

F. JewsiL F. Benson, George Clifford, Rossi Ta r. Siaex, ftrattoa. At the isssinw racttto Urovo, at aloa- aWamam asm wfWah hi im rem sat I'm a next year.

Tne stewards reported that $2,461 25 had beea raiaod for khs benefit of sgsd sad worn-out proses. ere. aad khs vesicae amounts were then distributed. Castsssaa I ThsHasatonquaTil sftyy sad PdeiHfte fi5r ore3mlsad nd has sctered ipca khf asason'a souam of study Under ths leadership of Dr. Wythe, who Me sgaia aoaeeataa fotaJte taa position, It's sessions will be held at gnsU Seminary Hall, on Thirteenth street, betwoea Clay aad Jefferson, on Tuesday svsniaga, Whieh the City of OaUaad ms PlaelyIeeBrsaaoVL5" In an interview; with City Attorney ule this moraing, a TnrauirH report ksrasd that khs city of Oakland is at present Interested In a goodly BOmbsr of suits, among which ia the case of J.

S. Emery vs. George W. Beed, in which the validity of kbs Mala Lake Sewer tax ia involved. This suit is new bsfors khs Sopreme Court on khs October calender and has beea pending before that tribunal about six months.

Judgment was readered in favor of ths validity of the tax by Judge Crane, of kbs Superior Court of fchis county, about Jan uary 1st, of khs present year, aad appealed by kbs plaintiff. A. A. Moors, Judge Adams and Mr. Van Lnbenstaia are ths attorneys for the plaintiff, and J.

Mar tin is ths attorney of record for ths defendant, the holders of mala 1 laks sewer bonds aod the city being represented by various attorneys. Another suit tn whieh ths city is Interested is that of Ths People vs. John Kane and J. u. Cnaes, to recover on a recognizance given on a bond for khs appearance of a confidence operator, ia the Police Court The "operator" left for parte un known, and one of the bondsmen alai disappeared.

There are aevea suite ia. volved; summonses havs beea served ea khe defendant who is "at home." These suite are now pending in khe Justices' Ccurte. The city is also largely interested in the suit of Harriet Truett vs. Samuel Merritt et a suit ia' eiectment bow nendina- in tbe United States Circuit Court, and waiting for a return from kbs United States Marshal, who ia ssrvise ths aummonsee on the various defendants. The Marshal should have made complete returns three or four months ago, but the time was extended by khs Court and it ia uncertain when khe case will be finally tried.

Several suits are also pending, begun by parties endeavoring to reoover personal property tax paid under protest iu 1880-81. Be sides these, the City Attorney Ie kept busy attending to appeal cases on violations city ordinanoes, and taking it all in all, the office, under the present circumstances, ia no ainecure. Judge Yule aaya that he has been kept busy continually in municipal matters and minor suits since April. EASTERN OREGON. A Real Bat ate Crane la the Webfeot state PseaUaf Prices tor Lamd ia that aeetlea.

J. L. Wetmors returned, on Saturday, from a four month's trip aid stay in Ore gon, during wnicb period he hae traversed a large extent of territory which is comparatively unknown. Mr. Wetmore'e bus iness took him to the extreme Eastern boundary, some 85 miles from Baker City.

All that vast half-mountainous, half-plains stretch of fertile lands, embracing all Eastern Oregon, is unexcelled in the world it grazing. Cattle, Mr. Wetmors aaya, winter themaelvee and increase beyond comprehension in a few yean. Inexhaustible wealth lice in cattle raising id that section. At Baker City, our informant bought a travelling outfit, consist ing of a good roadster and a cart similar to those seen in Oakland, and thus became independent of stage lines and monopolies in general, besidee mapping out the range and route of travel to hie own satisfaction.

After disposing of the vast herd of cattle, together with a large band of horses belonging to the Sherman estate, Mr. Wstmore visited Portland and other cities to ths northwest on the coast. Portland, he aaya, ia wild with excitement, real estate I sold, not held, at fabulous prices, an instance being given of fifty feet frontage being so id last week for $75,000 for the naked lota. Notwithstanding- the erase at ths present northern metropolis, it is ths opinion of the clear thinkers that the future great city ia to be built somewhere on khe Sound. Mr.

Wetmore'e trip has been an extensive one and with his habits of close observation deductions kherefrom may be held aa reliable. The course of empire for khe next decade of American history evidently liea north ward. IMPLICATES LANDING. Joha 8. Gray Charsree Two Former Barker Cemnalsaleaera With FeJ- In the trisl of John S.

Gray yesterday in San Francisco the defendant, while on the stand, was asked what hs had meant by aaying on Friday that he ran away to avoid implicating others and who khs others were. Gray I have already named some of the parties implicated aad now add ex-Com miaaioner Blending to the list In tbe eyes of ths law hs is criminally guilty of fellony. Captain is likewise involved. They are the only surviving Commissioners. At the proper time I can convince the Grand Jury of tbe criminality of both these Commissioners.

What I aay now is what I can prove, and I will corns before tne lirand Jury with facts aad figures that are indisputable. I did not go oetore tne old irrand urv. because did not uae tne looxs oi n. a ne present one looks a little better. Captain Blanding, who was in the Court at tbe time, roes and with a scornful smile repudiated ths charge mads by khs witness and pronounced it a falsehood.

Uray aaM that he did not propose to ahow bis hand at that time but would when tbe proper time came. A Class Tell. Ths class of '87 at ths University held a meeting last Wednesday afternoon in the Assembly room. Thoes partial atudenta who were taking tbe majority of their hours with khs class were declared elegible to become members of ths clam union. A committee of five were appointed to investigate the question of a class motto.

Toe resignation of Miss Dermot aa treasurer waa accepted and Mr. Dutton elected to the position. A committee of three was chosen to make arrangements and procure tne class pine wntcn are to be after tbe design of 84'a. It was also voted to adopt a class yell, and Mose, Senram, and Sanderson were appointed to chose one. Stabbed hjr Bis KUtroae.

James McLaughlin, on entering his room on Stevenson street, Saa Francisco last night, found Miss Emma Sk. Clair, his mist sees, waiting for him. Shs accused him of keeping company with another girl, aad stabbed him with a starrer. The blade entered between khe tenth aad eleventh ribs, and pierced the abdominal cavity, producing a dangerous wound. McLaughlin was driven in a hack to the City Keceiving Hospital, whsrs bis wound waa dra eased.

Tbe woman ahorkly after ward followed him to the hoooita! to ascer tain tbe extent of tbe injury done, when ens was booked tor assault to murder. Ordlaaaoea Mayor Martin has approved khs ordin ance regulating the location of hacks and other vehicles, the bond of Capt Pnmysa, khs ordisanos creating khs offioe.of Superintendent i Fire Alarm aad Polios Tele, graph aad khs" ordinance appropriating oae-fourth of tbe Police Court fines to khe Ladies' Belief Soctaty. aad these ordinances havs beea posted In "three conspicuous plaoeen ia accordance with ths orders of the City Council, bavins first beea care fully inspected aad thoroughly studied by khe polios sathoritiss to learn khs duties which they exact on their park. QhaauaUlyJladdle; In Department Three, of, ths -Superior Court. to-dUy kba demurrer ta the com plaint of Sarah Church against Joha H.

Church waa argued sad Leave waa riven to amend within tea davs. The suit brought by ths New York wifs of Church to obtain an allowancs for alimony, but doss not ask fbr a divorce. Judge Hamilton held that alimony could sot be greeted unless dioros aeksd for ia too complaint. Yew laxorasstloas. X-f Ths Dutrfcl Attorney has filed In'orma.

klous against ths following: George Peter Clark," two charges of burglary; Bobert Ilolmes, two charges of burglary; Jamas Love, two charges of burglary, shining brightly, a denes fog hong over the bay and obscured the ahippingv Doat forget to attend tbe SaaoadPrsav byteriaa Church basar, at Hansen's HsiL this eveolng sad Wsdassday, Thursday and Wday aveoings. A bouse on Cbaatar screak, Just -bslow Ssveath street, bee haaa tlaeet asaeal feet, and a basement floor buUt under it ne lower part ot too building wiUbs used at a tors, v- A number of men were smploysd fc-dey Ia puttina ia aow braoss aades tt-treskio-work of the old overland track running wot to Long Wharf, aad otherwise atrmgthsa-lng kbs roadway. Flags ware at half mast over khs works of khe Central Paeino Bailroad Company at West Oaklsad yeetevdsy ia ravpaotto the memory of the late S. S. Moakagas, Chief Engineer of kba road, Prohibition Lodgs of Good Templara will hold aa opsa tempsranoa meeting at taa peaioraf khe Chase atrmk Oeogrega.

tional church thm eeeinar. Aa address will be delivered by H. Several of khs scrub oak trass vpoa the vacant land on Seventh street aear WClow street, have been est down, and ths roots gruDDso out it is stated tSat bulldinga wiu eooruy oe srecaea on aas (, Oa Monday afternoon James Mather, fret mate of ths British shio SeUatort. lying nt Long wharf, was arrested for battery upon one Daniel IonnsUy, a sailor on board that veaeeL Two charges were pre. erred, aad upon them ths mate was tried.

Upon the first ho was convicted aad fined twenty-five dollars, whieh hs paid, aad os the second count ho was discharged. trial took place in Jostise uabaumsr'a uourt. pL -x EAST 0AKLAK3 mill. SptcimBi RtyorUdfor Tk TWltase. A large schooner ladeB 1 with lumW arrived ak the Brooklyn erhsrf yesterday arternooa tram jaaadoetao.

East Oakland Lodge of Chosen Priends wtu give an eaterrammsat asd social at Washington Hell turn evening. Henry Aveliag. J. M. J.

Kass and George Alex- ander, ot uakiand, wui participate. The Highland Park Amateur Band win Svs ons of its promenade concerte and oa October 11, 188S, at Washington HalL East Oakland. Invitations ars aow out, and can only bs bad from members of tbe band. A new six-roomed cottare. buUt br BL EL Wade, of East Oakland, oa ths north east corner of JSast Seventeenth street and Tenth avenue, together with a lot 70x100 feet, has been sold for M.00a Ths ClKlV'fr" ww" -7 iw eurnm ansiTtnsrr vownainmnn and bail ot xsroaciyn AeOdgS.

Ja, SZ. Jt, of will bs celebrated at Washington Hall to-morrow evening, forwhich a ehoiee aTwnK, even inunnse aihmi Mrs. Frank K. Chase. Henry Lawrence and others.

One day last week a youthful angl hooked a big fish in tbe deep water ak ths flood gates at Lake Marritt The fish broke away, but the report of ths sight of it went far and wide. Sioos that day ths flood gates havs been crowded with gam ins armed with bean poles and fish lines, trying to decoy khe big fish' to take hold again. The fish, from its size sad shape. ae it came out of the water aad fell from tbe hook, was Txilieved to bs a young bark. A Saeeeaafal Law Ths Increasing business of khs law firm of Metcalf ft Metcalf.

composed of Victor H. and George D. Metcalf, requiring mors extensive accommodations, khey have I oocupied the suite of three connected offices, on khe corner of Broadway and Tenth etreet. in khe now Delger Block. These apartments are of handsome finish, and withal srsunoua.

affordinjr kbs much needed library and desk room. Ths wall-1 known legal attainmenka of khs Ma Metcalf. coupled with an asatdioas atten tion to the interests of their clients, has won for them a large and aueoesaf ul prac tice. Barat Cerk sfeeUval. Never before since the opening of khe Tivoli Opera Garden hae there beta such a crowd aa greeted the performauoe of Courtright aad Hawkins Minstrels I evening.

As early ae 7A5 khe alga "stand, ing room only" waa displayed and ak eight o'clock people were turned away. -The performance ie among ths best that have ever been presented in Oakland a toot time, and ho doubt kbs engagement prove a long and eucceeaful one. MINING STOCK IMPORT. 8as FaAScnoo, aepteaiber Ths louowirjg sales were made as rranciaco iitock aad Exchange Boars. tae Saa Mourns fls 569.1 400 Aades 70 Beleber.l 061 100 40 1060 80 -HO0 Justloa.

60 Best 600 Ben Oon 110 Belmoa.l SOwfl 80 100 60c 100 loci 76 Mt ISO "l- i 6 SOU OS 800 7il 80 890 8 SOteS 94 900 Cale T6S 8 8llvar.u..6e 60 Utah 9 00 100 Cbollar. 86rl 80l 140 Orowa 1 101 70 UaioaO 4 76 406 Con 190 TeUew J.t 10S 16 10 Eureka 4J tarraaDAT Arrsairoos 1100 AJta ..1 40O1 so 600 Albioa 4ae 460 Ben toe Oon tar 800 Belmont. SO SOS Oon 60c 110 Bene 1000 SAO as 100 Navajo 9 80 100 Overman 40 800 4008 41 190 Potoai I IS 140 71 400 8S 408 0509800 1S Sierra If 4 108J4 06 780 8UM 76 960 Chollar 86 SO Point. 1 to 40 Excheej 6 76 tOOO Prow 9 100 QC. 461 8S0 Jus 110 Tallow.J 8 169 90 1 100 Mexican 9 06 SHNINO BTOCEBKPOBT.

TUK8DAT, 8KPTEMBHH 95-4838 A. at. BM. Aak aaa. ask tT 8 Bones.

iBank of lfiti 8 Bonds, 8is- unm aa tHuiza IPaelfla 'Rutr (7 8Bda.4-s,n.ns, B. ...104 66 16 lOantrsl Oma 41 Sarin Val. Ui Oekiaad I OentralB 43 ia oot 81 89 lAUeetie Posnt. S54 ST uitras. so ueary et vtx SltHBl 94 Olaet 88 84 Cnaaibos 11 47 PrealdioB 87 mantr u-IVakwji Pewdar.

18 84 tOsl Eleswie 6f 8 OaUfonia InaKllS 1931 Oal Kloa Woras. 119 1Z41 'sPwjmL 134 fOeMaSfkTta. uai wne wo aa. suv lHawCkwjnl. ie -11 Mlm Oa.

871 40 (Ma Invest lea. YM Sea (feu 99 IM.asllath Mf. 10 unjoe Pas Irea a HeO. i MSI US lOalstaseositOe. 'v C0 jimppmo xjirxxxjoEifCE.

MoMOAt.SeptossbsvSa Stow rwedala, Ciena, 88 hoa aiKUes: sseoaMswto trawrore eae tOe. Stmr Newport, Hanneh, ia hoan Br aWe Warwick, Fawokoar, 74 das from Wew- 1 AmuI.11 Tm. A. aaatie If teas seal. toPtckasa.Pe West aadCo.

Bohr DaieV Howe, Hiajrias, Bjoursrrem ansew sort; lee eords bars, to tucglns ssta uouina 8ebrlaaMeOav.Btar5oefefrem 963 tasnber, to A MeKeraad Oo. Pert Bess; 46 eords wood. 8 kales woeL to Aba- Hnnr auih ar TTimalne SS ar Aleslde, Cmek, dan from Ceos Baf. 88 ooeL 164 lunbsr, to freak Baroerd aad ue eorde bars, to Heaojs saa uo, wwmbSoat. Beptomberta.

8Mb Waeh-setarVaasr, ears fxeas Kese, a- ItseiksHsst. 1 i Bohr City ef Baa AMere, aisis, sw Tedos Beatos, vis Baa Dface 13 dar lMUaerehula 4bbls ash. S3 aides. WgaatsUas, bUs ooeert xaaoa. htp jverwaa, unroiw, we his rosaea; urusar.

saa ue. Sear Giwrhoend. Johasoa. Xaaisii A (tewfstd MoirDAy'. September 94.

Btmr AJex Xteacaa, Floolaoa. loatpne, eta, Stmr Ysanlna, Voe Helms, gbelter Cove, i Br ship Keaiie Caetie, Bteer.QeeenaBwav Bobr Ceroline, Medae, Inavenon: heunder'sLd'a Behr Aisoaana, inur, eooaiwatar a. WavaaaxMkv. SepaemberSS. j.J-.

8tmr Geo Elder, Barswe, Victoria, eta, esses, a MearoAV, asssBahar i V-. Bfcwr wtBtetsa, Bill lain. Btaar Aeeoa. Ooodan, Baa Meeo; GoasaB, Far Orafoear. Claet Btssi sal Oa rship Poooah; Qraaay.

Qiwiestoaaf Kpitmam si. I I i 1 I I I I Uoraimr by th Polie. F. Cpoa AtihU4 a hartf cf CcaierTeltlHiH; "aMr reto" ltwti at tlto Crar Ja 4 Kigaile SItmU. On the rrorthwsst corner of Jeekeon and Eighth streets, or 90S Jackson street, a ooa-eUrv cottage painted bine.

The cottage -tends hack from the street- Ik is oppoeits tb reaMence of QfxVf. Grayson, ortoan1a by an apology for a far-dsn, a few rosebushes, a pepper tree, a cedar ud JbhmhU weeds, the who) presenting an tppanww of nejrlect, ooo- seqoeui apoa, b4ng Jet, bums iu nf the ura.ent inmrti fcniwir. tb ootasV' beea virtually eooapied, adthooga ae article of furniture has pMnd its portals. At ths present tint thsrs aoC tick of urniturs in ay of the noma. This morning there was a queer piece of machinery in ths basement of this oottaea.

It was an innocent looking apparatus, and it designated drop press." Ths uses of this press arc varioue. Among other things it is used la ths nefarious industry of the counterfeiter. This is the use to which this particular press was to be pot the manufacture of bo fire dollar piece. The cottage was rooted, about ths fourth of las present aMOthfrom Tagrgert Jt XKagee. by a yeang man who gave the nana of Joseph F.

Upson. He paid $30 far the privilege of UVing in the cottage one month. Upson la supposed to be AM XXTWKt OOUHTXBrSITKK. About four or firs days ago detectives Lees and Coffee, of San Francisco, were tan ding oa the corner of Montgomery and California streets in that city. Suddenly their attention was' to the suspicious actions of a drayman and a young; man on the opposite corner of the street.

On the dray was a piece of machinery. Ths detectives inspected the apparatus. They found that it was a drop press -A the latest Improved pattern. They followed the drayman to Dram street, to Davis, to East, to the Oakland ferry. He drove oa board the ferry boat, the detective still following.

Arrived in Oakland the drayman drove up Eighth to linden, along Linden to Twelfth and thence to Jackson. He stopped in front of the modesk little cottsge at the corner of Eighth and Jackson streets. The press was taken from ths dray and carried into the basement. The young man. who had accompanied the drayman, then hurried to the train.

The detecttvee kept close upon hie trail. They boarded the same train. They followed him to a room on Montgomery street. They had found the laboratory and ths storeroom of the counterfeiter. Their PLAH OV OFKKATIOH Tor his captors was formed immediately.

Last night Chief of Police Crowley, accompanied by de tee tires eii. Meagher, and John Coffey, earns to Oakland. They mads a thorough examination of the lonely little cottage. Aa they had anticipated, ths new tenant had not moved any household effects into the premises he had rented. In the basement ef the house thfX found the drop press.

It was In position and ready for business. It is an excellent press. It is peculiarly adapted to the work for which it was" intended in ths present instance. Ths detectives, however, had no use for ths machinery at that time. They left the basement much pleased that they had had an opportunity of inspecting the press once more.

One man went on ths "lookout Hs poised himself whsrs he could observe anyone who approached the house. The others waited. Presently the signal was given. Somebody was approaching. The new tenant waa probably returning: to bis unfurnished cottage.

The detectives hid in the bashes. Ths man entered the garden. He entered stealthily. He mads no attempt to enter the house. He was probably aware that nobody was at home.

He quietly walked to the south aide of the house. He knelt down, and began to dig. Ths oil Is very soft in this part of the garden and easily disturbed. The man was not a gardener, however, although HZ OWHXD "A PLAHT." To an uninformed spectator the oc-cuDation xf this mysterious individual would have seemed inexplicable. He would have inquired, "What is this man digging np his garden for!" He would have been skill farther mystified when ths planter drew something from under his coat and placed It In ths hols which hs had excavated; also when ths man carefully covered the thins be had placed in the hole.

It might have beea the evidences of a horrid crime he was attempting to conceal. Suddenly hs lifted his bead. He stood upright. Then, with a single bound, he reached ths street. He ran like a race horse towards Seventh street He seemed sgi- a TKb uUm wnulri fiftTv aiatird the uninformed epee-tator.

Ths detectives wars not at all amated, Neither did they pursus the fleeing planter." They simply shackled and approached ths cache. They did a UttJs amateur gardening oa their own aceoonk. They unearthed two queer looking pieces of steel, similar articles are in constant use at the United States branch mints. They were dice for the manufacture of counterfeit five dollar pieces. Examination showed that they were absolutely perfect.

The owner must havs been ah artist nr his noRSSios Chief Crowley and detective Coffer returned to San Francisco. Captain Lees aad detective Meagher remained in ths Tioinity of ths little blue cottage. They were not disturbed. This morning they also returned to Saa Francises. They ware certain that they would meet the mysterious "gardener" of the aright before.

They were not mis taken. They encountered him oa the ferry-boat that left San Fr ncumai seven o'clock this morning. He was ponied by his mistress. Hs was probably bringing her ever to inspect ths Btkle cottage. He desired her opfakm as to Its capabilities as a assy, secluded, Ijtnporary horns a quiet nook, far from she mad'aing crowd, where love might livo asT Jong' aw 'thsy P1 the rest.

Hie (woipsete and tntentioae were rudely nattered whoa the heavy band of tbede-teative fell upon hie shoulder. Hs turned fls aad gasped for btvath, He was taken ta ths City Brits in 8 Fr esaoo aad eearched. Cw'htorTP10" ssfaeslaiaMiie from Tatxart Jt Dlo- ana for 180. rot at a sottact Ka 903 uVu atraat iavm T2Isrhth street. TT alao had a diairraaa at ths nf IsS ft tjiScats of deposit m.

oas of ths tasks Iff Deapereill mac) and a lot of smalt eeia. Hs mi tm fum or, osspo r. Upson. Us Is also known by thi nam Tlllard Stocks Take an Upward MoTement. Eitraordinary Pusnsr Rat Cat- tltts oa Eastern Boads.

FaYthwr tri thm Victim of HI WHl aad Prsjadlaer SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE fraeat CeaasMtttless. Nsw Yosx. September 25th. Samples of foreign wheat from Australia, Ni Zealand, England, Egypt. East Iadia, South America, and also from Oregon and California, were exhibited yesterday ak khs Produce Exchange, by William Bingham Co.

Tbe object of the exhibitors waa to show the New York dealers what they had to oompeks with in the Liverpool market. Choice Australian wheat brings the highest price is that market, and after it comes Oregon, New Zealand aad California wheat. The wheat from ths Eastern States of this oouatry Is higher than that from East Iadia, and Egyptian ia ths poor est and cheapest. On khs whole, it p- aat.Jthie oouatry has little to fear from competition fa Liverpool, the cost of toaaspertotion from Australia aad: Siv Zealand being very Cwtatsur mt PacasasTsr Bates. Canaiso.

September 25th. The Pan handle and Kankakee lines began sslh tickets to Indianapolis this morning at $1 with a subsequent reduction ia khs pries to Cincinnati and intermediate points, khs regular rates merely being added beyond Indianapolis. It now appears khs fivs cent rate of tbe Chicago aad Eastern Illinois to ladiaaapolis, Is made with the condition that this line should run only a night train at that rate, and require the porch seer of fivs cent tickets to buy sleep ing-car tickets at $3, so that khs maximum rate over this line $3 05. Vasater KiaueeUa Defesicled. Chicago, September 25th.

Upoa In qulry at Sk. Ignatius College In regard to Miaa Greene of Albuquerque, who took the veil ak St Louis, and who waa said to have received many love letters from Father KinseUa of St. Ignatius, it waa intimated that the girls mother is of weak intellect and is acting mors from prejudice and ill will khan anything else. Her letter is characterized as a silly effusion, and it wae said nothing it contained oould effect Father Kinsella, aa he bears an irre proachable character. Apalteaat for Saperrlstajr Architect Washtbtotox.

September 25th. The following named persons have applications on file ia kbs Treasury Department, for Soperviainar Architect, to succeed Hill: E. E. Meyers, of Michigan, recommended by ths Michigan delegation; John Faser of Washington, recommended by Cam eron of Pennsylvania, and Vanwyck of Nebraska, E. T.

Gordon and P. Cum- minga of Philadelphia, and J. P. Law of Washington. Tbe last named is at present in obargs of khs draftsmen division ia the Architect's office.

The Colored Ceaveattes. Looorou, September 25th. The Colored National Convention wae in session this afternoon. It was called to order by Milton Holland, of Washington. About two hundred and fifty persons wore present The time since khs meeting baa been consumed in efforts to elect a tempo rary Chairman.

Landy, of Missouri, and Greene, of Washington, are the leading candidates. Fred. Douglass will be chosen for Chairman. Ulavra toeka Take aa tTpwarw Sferve. Nsw York, September 25th.

11 a. x. Stocks opened firm, and advance to 2, khs latter for Northern Pacific per-ferred, which sold up to 65. Oregon Transcontinental rose to 55ft, Northern Pacific to 34, Southern Pacific to At these figures the stocks naaed show an improve ment of to 1 J. A Robbery.

Drboit, September 24th. It waa dis covered that during tbe day yesterday, that khs jewelry store of J. Rotbsoowen had beea robbed of soms $15,000 worth of goods. As near aa can bo estimated by a haatly investigation the work waa dona by experienced burglars. Ce state rfelt Plates Captared.

WASHnroTOW, September 25th. The Secret Service Bureau of the Treasury Department Is informed of the capture at Duluth of plates for prinking counterfeit ken-dollar certificates aad ken-dollar aotee on the bank of Montreal. and Tjrphtold Ferer, Ottawa, September 25th. It is said the small-pox and typhoid fever have broken out among workmen on Section 20, Canadian Pseific Railway, Geon(ian Bay. David Davis aad Wire.

Chicago, September 25th. A special from JRalsigh, N. says: Hon. David Davis and wife are in that city on their way to Fayetkvills to visit Congressman Wharton T. Green.

They will remain one month. A Talevrts Peetawatater. NAtcHBX, September 24th. Postmaster H. H.

Wang of Vidalia, waa arrested to-day and ehsrysd with rob bing the registered maiL Wsng has ac knowledged the crime. Cottony. Operatives. Moktrsal, September 25th. A large number of cotton1 operatives will be temporarily thrown suk of employment next week, in order to atop over production.

AsaeadssisBiS CsMrted. AoflTnr, Texas, September 25th. The official count shows that the Constitutional Amendment, voted on at ths recent election, been carried. Ths ameodment aa- thorlzee khs Invsstmeat of khs school funds. The Bdtter stad Use Seavavter.

Sam Josh, September 24th. O. M. Shortridge, proprietor of the Zwma of this city, was aaasuTtarl ia his offiss aad rerery choked yesterday aerang by Senator C. H.

Maddox. The affair grow out of a anserine aUusioa to Maddox mads by the TUmf its report of ths meeting of ths Dsmosratio County Committee, bsld Saturday, Physieally, Maddox ia much the eetperior of Shortridge. The Time sanouneesv by sis, a sensational account of khs affair for to-morrow mora-lag, aad further trouble is anticipated. Fonnicri. 6KBAT BBXTAIN.

1 oes taa Peas CaaaJ. LoirDOjr. September 25th. The Chief Saperiateadeat of Works of ths Panama Caaal Company has submitted a repor, which indioatss that the canal will be completed ia 18SSL LoHDoav September 25th The Stoma? otyTa Paris exsrreapoadeat saysi The) British Government wd again eater into negotiations with ths, Sue Canal Conv psaj, relative to khs prapsssd eaasj. jf aaamrnHmHwaaaHma rf-f oa salmtttasa, 3Bsv.

Father Eeechiner wIU lecturs this sventag ak Germania Han. ia placs of Brcmbr, who is anwsU. is an Sx-eclleiLt lubetltute. for soco 9000 at Septa to Bay of San Fraaciaoo. CUason TJ Twobl aad wUe to iOokard IbreifalUl no Croat WIUov, 175 Hiwtrid.

7000 WM ud Loui godatr to Havs-4U 140, KI TwrtleU, 176 fUL from beveoUt am is a aTaavWLK.a Jesopa Beoht te Ma'BVintrat 'iaHi- 596 aenbt. Oeosoaed Hortoa te Hy Ftateo aa.43 eerae In Eu- eoto gjAfrofo la Alameda, WaabiaKn 963 eearaoe xwjxw, JtOO amosraaoEa. aArVBBAr. Sentember Jotat afTyaoa jte Mary thiflt Lot aatate wawynaw oeso. oontalnlng Ul.Kit acres, asawa UU to btoi-iot Wi Wa Trsoa.

dsssassa. containing f. laoEt'aes on8 773 ICO boo Towasead to John Btooe LotonHav- wejdo evense. See Leoadro ZT. MaM4erotoOaUandBaed of 8ainn 40 Uniuo, S7.S A MPretmaa to'Bjcberdvi'ThlV.

4800 essnth. 100 from Center, KxlOS, Oak- Or BlUi'aad'wtf" to Ma Baa 650 nom is a oosa iwin, a tt loot Oak- sooo TUSSDAr.SeDtsoiberlS Joes Liaur and wife to Maria Hw C78 aerna 00 Unioo street, Whinirton Corner! 153 1O0l KB Kaat HanmlMit. ax a A Searos to MB Betteeoaoirto-lLzVsnres 400 adtoinlne FaUho. Kden TownahlD. (O A Xaaburr to Tbos Kicbardaoo Lots 3, sad O.

Beate 6, Hardy tract: portion 1100 sos mooa etste university Uonuistead. Me e. Berkelev 4000 1500 9000 TOO Mrs Mary OtdAebl to Waasoa et ai Lot ia i bioek B. leads adjacent Alameda DW Pratt aod wife to Thos Barr 60x100, Banntk. 100 fmm (lmn lt.H.

aa a retut to JH Tolfa -99 T.V I Ttt. 10M tram CN im (klknil Margaret MoCleUae to Knowles-r 30z Ml. oenwal 1' ue, 4X.4 a from Kverett 1100 I Oarman. Jr. to trmaa, Jr, to Zieeenhein 28 90, 8 froat Taylor.

OaUaad. "7... Tborstoa ot al to Stone Lota 19 ret aj Emma 9000 1200 aad SO, bleca IS, Estodillo tract, Man Lean. Happy Oaeo Mere. Mr.

Alfrad J. Pmnin. af ihu nit. th.4 hi. nephew had the moat obstinate ease of infltm matory rheumatlam which baffled all kinds of uwauii uatu sr.

jaoobs oil. the reat New To-Day. Puro. This Powder aever variea. A mmrrml nf nnrliv.

swenath and wbohaoBaeneaa. More eoonomioal Uiaa ottllnary nau, and oannot be eold ia otmirie-oa with the multitude of low teat, abort weight, or nhosDhato Dowdera. Bold enlv la ouis. titioai kotal Baklno Fownsa OoarAsr 106 W'aU street. If ew York.

GEO. S. BROVJl: mVCCESSOB) IMPOHTER AND DKALEB VX General Hardware Guns, Pistols Ammunition, XXouse FaxrTiiiiiiiTis Goods 7J-r-llBOAlfWAY-07S Southeast core lOtH street rem the IT" HAY IIKLW MvUli Tke Universal Perfume, FALL GOODS. Wo tawo Joss opened 90 oases of Silks and Velvet Broeadedoul I Huks at very low priooa. 44 (ernes wide.

One serge Casshnere, 75 et rr -as sashes wide. Ladies' Cloth, eU wool, fl pr yv Kxtra qmlltr 8iik flaahea. black sad ooloreo, T)oubie width wool Camera hair 131 ets. eer very rteavv utteaaaa bhu, si 7 per vara. Brocaded Bilk.

S3 Der Turf'. Bleek end eolored Braeaded Velveteen. Su serrard. BOOTS ARD SI10 SS. We aeveomaad lOavnaof 8aHer.

Lewin A Shoes, whioh we will oiler lower than acr cms ear pmiss of sooes: ladies lYenchkM batten Ladies' serried kid, button 1 snet. battoBv i 2 1 1 2 MJawaa ewrried I kid. batton, Misses' Bobbie coaa, eat too. Children seeoifisoai, eau rozea sewea. eiud Alex) i Alexis, aood to wear.

eats' east sewed KngUah welkins shoes Great Bararalai arasar of Dry Co Paaev Oeeds, Beate aad Saees. 803 aad 80S BBOADU Twe SViors above Eighth Street. FALL IJEGIMV: EEL i 'i vTUl Beat any House In iM oaet i teware af 'XL HoridaWater i eaaweasaeat.