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3 4- OAKLAim DAILY EVEOTNG -TBIBimE OCTOBER 13, "1C30; HurraliT Hurralil Mr. and lira. Bennett of San" Jose have THIS AFRIGOI SCALE. ConnlssIcnEi Barrj's Upik'to a Pest i Cmm HIGHWAY TO IALKUT CREEL read for liquor Hcenw and tbe rejport was adopted. L.

J. Le Conte, the AMstant Eagineer In charge of the tidal cknai lmprovementa, wrote Inquiring if tbe grades at Park street whert an Iron drawbridge ia to be aoon constructed, eould not changed. Tbe mst'er wai referred to CoOnty tJorvejror Nbsbanmer. The hoard then took a reeesa until two O'clock. This afternoon tbe application of S.

B. La via of the old County Road, near Hay-wards, for 'a. liquor license was received and referred to the odldiry Committee. The committee recommended reiectien of the amtlicailoa nf M. Toraii- hue ireouiE, ELECTRICIANS.

-dectrie Bells, Door Openers, Fire Burglar Alarms; Telcgrapli TelepHone Lines Constructed BABY'S WAME IS FKAWKK. Althamgh the Plakte Ma Dnltf That Be T- Is the rather mt th Child. An advertisement printed in the morning pspere setting forth, Rev. Dr. BueblerofSaa TrancUco yesterday christened the son of Rudo'ph Franka of 1622 Grove street, Oakland, giving bim the name of Peter- WUbeim Rudolph Franke, It is only a abort time einoe that Judge Ells worth granted Rudolph Franke a legal separation from Wilhelmina annulling tbe marriage between them on the ground that Frank ia not the father of tbe chili born to hia wife after their marriage.

The court held that the young wife had grossly impotednpon her hoabaad. However, the wife purposes that he shall bear the same of Franke and so had him Holes in the Floors THERE is no such thing a's a family circle around a hele in the floor," has been said regardlog a hot air register. True. And there is no happy family circle around a table spread with uninviting, ill-seasoned, unappetizing meals. The family goes there simply because all must eat-and leaves with bad humor and indigestion.

There is wisdom and economy in good food. The family table should be made attractive. Health-good humor-strength attend well seasoned and appetizing meals. SIiBOTBIO OAS LIGHTING A SPECIALTY. Medical Batteries and Telegraph Supplies 1 472 THIRTEENTH ST.

OAKLAND, CAL- ABOUT SHIRT MAKING LEADERS. unaouDeaiy we are we largest men's furnishing goods establishment in the wide 1 our business is something like S5.000.0g0, (five million,) ally, our pay roll exceeds over $2,000,000, (two million,) a and our travelers penetrate eTeify I corner of tha globe. Our orders 'JSl from Africa 7alone exceed the combined business of our Oaklaaid and San Francisco competitors. 1 Our shirt factory covers fivegf blocks and is conducted by whiter labor exclusively. This business was built up from a postagfvtam and a-cigar, and only this mondng at 10 minutes to 9 o'clock, were offered $20,000,000 for thV plant by an English syndicate.

1 1 11 aw Uur would-be competitors with small business are compelled, and4 do employ Chinese labor exclusive ly. Therefore we say to tlieS gentlemen of Oakland, it wonld1 Be to their advantage to patronise the only hout-e 'in Oakland wjuch manufactures their own white i i shirts and which does the largeill -business on earth. l) We challenge contradiotionl 1 ro- UEU! i Grand Mass Meeting OF TEUE-r Republicans of Alameda County WILL BX HZ LP AT THX Oakland Theater, Tuesday Even ing, October 14 th. Congressman Joseph UcKenna WILL BE THX SPEAKZB 07 THE EVENING. 43feTKeserred seats for ladies and escorts.

COHK ONXt COMK AIX I By order County Central Committee, E. O. CHA a HAN. Ohairaaaa. H.

SPXAB, ftoeretary. Assessment Notice. NOTICE 19 HEREBY JGIVEN, THAT AT A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oakland Co-operative Building and Improvement Company, held on the 18th day of Sep tember, x. d. 1890, an assessment (No.

4) of 90 cents per shaie was levied npen the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in united states gold coin, to Lewis now, Treaanier of said com; any. No. 417 Tenth street, Oakland. Act stock upon which thla assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 18th day of October, a d. 1890.

shad be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will sold on WEDNESDAY, the ma oayor r.ovemoer. j. 1890, to pay the delinquant aaseaament, together with coats Of ad vertiaisg and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. Secretary Office, No.

417 Tenth Street. Oakland, CaL A sneelal matlnz ol the stockholders of the Oakland Co-operative Building and Improvement Company will be held at the; office of the company, 417 Tenth strest, Oakland, on Thursday evening, October 16, a. d. 199, at 7:80 oMtca. lor me purpose oi coniianuit cwuun proposed asnendmenta to the by-iawaof the company.

and for ihe-transactioo of sueh other business as may jegauy come oeiore sucn meet, isr order ox tne noara oi mreotors, A. a A8BXBY, President, A. J. OBJteo, Secretary, i (DUY I SQUASCHI PDiS or xne LOG CABIN BAKERY, 0AELA3T). 475 Eleventh Btret, 818 East Twelftk Street, 2075 San Pable Aveaae.

Hot Air, Yapor, felectric and MEDICATED BATHS. ALL MODERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCES for the Treatment ot Nervous. Chronic Fainta! and Weakening Diaeaaee; also for all Disease peeuUar to the Female Sex by LECTBOLTSIS. Superfluous hair, moles, warta, birthmarks, and ail excrescences of the skin per manently removed. DR.

KAUFlIANN, 1 1181 WlStoa SL, ET. 13tb CAUTION 5 ksa hia bk a4 1 L. Deaktae Skeee are rraatea, avary aw.tr riea atsuaaea kassaaa. mt I sTnffnl im AC fin) Mg removed to this city. Hies Edits MMcClaliatt from her recent illness.

reoovering h- i i ii i i W. IT. Watson and wife Balled today Irom England jfoe Mew Yorkv Mrs. Heltman end litne eon bare gone to visit friesda in Half Moon Bay. i George D.

Dorln, tbe insurance man. baa gone to Europe on a six weeks' trip. Captain and Mrs J. Hussey have taken apartmenta at the Winaor for the i Ben Stokes of San Leandrb baa re turned to his old place In tbe Mint in Ban Fraaciaco, The engagement of M. F.

Smith of thla oty, to Miss Pauline Butter of Utockton, la anooonced. Mrs. Minor Smith and daughter Nellie of Alatueda, are visiting 8. L. Barker at Auburn, N.

Y. Mrs. John Winalow and her eiater. Miss Poore. left for Baltimore by the overland train Saturday evening.

Herald Boice, formerly connected with the Oakland press, Is now doing some excellent work en the Spokane 8pokeiman. Misses Grace ancV Edith Llovd of Santa Clara have arrived on a visit to Miss Ida Smalley of Center and Eighth streets. F.H Hscke, who married Mlas Turn Sudan, of East Oakland, ia about to erect a brick block at Vacaville. where they reside. The marriage of Mr.

Leopold Hirch, of San Francisco, and Misa Ettie Happ, of this city, will take place at tbe residence of the bride, on, tbe 19th inst. L. L. Bromwell, Piesidant ef the California Insurance Company, has been appointed general agent of tbe People's Insurance Compauy of New Hampshire. The engagement is announced of Miss Julia M.

Whiting, dauehjter of Mr. and Mrs. I j. Whiting of East Oakland, to N. Johnson of Philadelphia.

The weddiog will take place this week in Philadelphia, where tbe couple will reside. The marrisee of Misa Edith fiomer. mioh ti nf Rnmr. nral nirpnt nf the German General Benevolent Society of tr I 1 I All Cra'lUtaVU. nl.

VAiVloy lilUJiU 'l IU firm of Lloyd fc Co. of Ellensbmg, will take place at tit. Joseph's Chapel. Alameda, on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A dulighUul dinner party, wasjfiven last Thursday evening by Mrs.

M. PeiyiLeton at the Hotel Pleasanton. San Francisco, in honor of Mr. and Mrs; G. C.

Half Jnce Anthony, wbo were.recently married in Ala-raeda. The others present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. K.

Antheuy, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hall and Mr.

and Mrs. Micbael8 ol Alameda. A very pleasant samrlse party wae tendered to Miss Louise Karat at her residence last Thursday evening. The event was a complete surprise and took tbe form of a mnsicale, songs and recitations eyeing delivered by the young ladies and gentlemen, present. Among tbe selections rendered were: "Swing Song," Miss Louise Rerat: Charles Hart; "The Baffle D.

V. Murphy; "Only to See YJn SmUe," H. Bernett; recitations, "Poor Little Boodler," Arthur Kirkness; '-Old onoogahela," Joseph Harrington. Refreshmeiits were served at 11 o'clock, and the party waa pronounced a complete success. Among those present were: Miss Rose Bernhardt, Mm Hester Parsons, Miss Joeie Pareons.

MiasTillie Reinhardt, Miss Parrott. Miss Louise Rerat, Messrs. H. Berr.ett, Arthur Kirkness, Charles Hart, Gus Hill, D. Y.

Murphy G. Lee, and Joseph Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Garthwaite, nee Lowell, are spending tbe month of October at Mount Vernon. Too niide. who was much liked in New York, made herself a name second to no' woman organist iu America while in charge of tbe organ of tbe Church ot the Incarnation, at the corner of Thirty-fifth street and Madison avenue, where Arthur Brooks, the brother of Boston's only Phillips Brooks, is rector. The Garthwaites will etart on Monday for a series of visits, retnroing to New York in early November. They will remain here a week and than return to San Francisco, where they will make their home.

Mr. Garthwaite's business, which ia connected with mining, keeps bim away from home a great part of the time. Mrs. Garth waite is planning for a series of organ recitals scoi after her return. New York telegram in San Franeiseo Examiner.

LICENSED TO MARRY. Kama Residence. Niels Martinsen, San Francisco Clara Hill, San Francisco Carl Bergsen, 8a a Francisco Lena Bo, San Francisco James HalHIgan. Frauces M. Devlin, Oakland Age ....26 ....23 23 ....27 ....35 ...35 FIiIbk fnrth Winter.

Preparations are making for graveling the waits and the playground at tbe Dur-antschoo. Miaa Beech's Curliag Fluid will keeo your hair in curl one to i seven days, Try it. t83 -Center street near local train, 37 Post sweet, San Francisco, price oOs. Mortem Decoration. The elegant residence, on Filbert street, of Mr.

W. Ererson baa lately undergone a great change in its interior. The lower story has been very artistically frescoed in tne latest style of work which ia having such a run in the East, and ia fast becoming popular on this coast. The work is done in that light, airy, floral style, with tbe moat, beautiful blending oi colors which is entirely new here. The flowers are thrown over the ceiling in such graceful sprays with tbe birds and butterflies so natural that one imagines they are, looking noon the real.

This style of work fa grand, and is meeting with great success, es every one' who sees it is delighted, and to the surprise of all, it can be done as cheaply as first class papering and is certainly a work of art ana worthy of notice. Mr. A. W. Pattiani who ia bnilding one ot the finest homes in Alameda is also hav-in it done io this wy by the Boston Fresco of 412 Tenth street, who 'makes a specialty ot frescoing in all -modern styles; they are now engaged in doing one of the finest homes in.

America, which ia being built by the Haves Bros, at Eden Vale ar San Jose. When finished will be some of tbe finest frescoing ever done in California. Ho for Haywards! Next Wednesday evening at 9:15 o'clock, from foot of Broadway. Special train. To Ova Old Vrlnls and Cut mars.

G. W. Meyer, tbe well known and popular natter ia now located on Washington treat, nnrer the Crellin tel. where he keeps the best assortment Eastern and European hats ever importfed to this oty. In price.) durability, fine workmanship, their hata cannot be excelled.

Call on G. W. Meyer Co, if yon want a hat to fit and took well. Silk hats from 15 io XL Scbellbaaa' 4 carpets and mattings. your blood Is tmpnr raculate wlta Hmmona JJrer Regulator.

Oaavo Be publican rally at Haywards Wednesday tbe 15th. Bpecial trale learee foot of Broadway at 6:15 o'clock, aad wiu retnrn when meeting is oyer. Hon. Joseph, JacKenaa and A. A.

Keore. will apeeav. BrxcLU. train leayei toot ot Broadway at :W.w-, WedneeoAT, Oeiobar 16th," for a Bepnblleaa rally Haywards. All county candidates will Hon.

Joseph McKeuna and A. A. Moor. will address tnepeoptey FavUS of diestioiv -cause dlsordera of yonartfrer 4atne Cleetrle Ketor Bead rreeesed. Wew Cemst Bade nl Mere Ur The Board of Superriicra held a met ting at tbe Court' Honse ibis morning.

the sncmben were present, and on motion Umj mdinf the mtnnteg of to prtrioxu taeetint wee jeispensed with. William Barry of Mile, the CGnnty Hot-ticultturel Committee, pretested: the follow inj: Gentlemen: In nt laat report I endear ored to itire yon a clear statement as to tner tonrse pursaea tb attempt to destroy Ifce apricot scale on fruit trees ia Wathlag- ton 'township. 1 The results are not as satis. factory as we expected, yet it has done an tnmenae amount of good, as could be seen by the appcarnoa -of ths Jruit tbia year compared with that of last. 'in the case of my own fruit I found that the black fenana that accompanies tbe scale, and which leaves the fruit in a black and unseemly condition, was not present this year, except ia a rery few instances, last year it wa quite tbe reverse, as had to wash, my fruit that I cut for dry ice and a ftrfadeal that I shipped to the cannery.

"There is no doubt that the excessive tains last winter and spring, tended to neutralize the effect of the washes, it being al ruost imposuble to get sufficient dry weather to a'low them to do their work thoroughly. There la no doubt that a determined effort will be made to destrov che cale this year as soon as tbe lea yes tall. Several orcuardiate ere disposed toobange the chemical this year and as soon as I can ascertain what they are. I will make it known in inv next report. One creat diffi- oulty in spraying trees has been tbeineffici-eocy of the Damns used when applied to targe trees, uut irom wuat I can learn, Messrs.

Wooden Little of San Francisco have been at work perfecting a pump for this special purpose and intend baring it ready in time for ute this Fall. "In examining orchards tbe second time this snmiuer, I find that the worst localities for scale are Nile, Centerville, Irvington end down the aouih bank of the Alameda Creek to within ore mile of Alvarado. On the north site (excepting in the im me Mate vicinity of Nile) it is not to be found from Decoto to Alvacado. East of ilea, up the Alameda Creek, or in the neigbborLood of bunol, or np the La Costa some miles above Bunol. I failed to find ny.

In Murray township, ia the neighborhood of Pleas-auton and from there to Ltvermore, I could find no trace of it. I also examined some orchards on the-Dnblio road from Pleasao-ton, with tbe same result, consequently' I am prepared td report a clean bin tor Murray township as far as I could ascertain. Yet as they have been shipping frnit from the different stations to ban Francisco and their boxes coming in contact with those from infected districts. I would suggest that all 2 boxes receive a thorough cleaning a a preventative and to save the outlay of many dollars in the future. Before my next report reaches you, I intend taking another trip into Murray township, in order to ascertsin if any youn1 scale have made their appesranee.

"Accompanying this report I send you for your efonslderatioa. another published in toe Imngton Express, September 13 tb, which you will find contains many valuable suggestious to orobardists." I remain, Gentlemen, ftespeetfolW Yours, Wiu.iam Eabky, Horticultural Commissioner, Alameda County. Peter Wilton and a large number of others petitioned for a new county road iu tbe Murray Road District, to run fron a point in County Road Survey No. 2010, on the northeast quarter of section I. in township south, range 2 east, to the southern bouadary wf Alameda county.

tbe petition was a bond to cover the expenses of tbe viewers, with William M. Meodenhall and G. W. Langan as sureties. This is tbe old Arroyo Mocho road, petitioned for once before, but for some teaon the petition was withdrawn.

The matter was referred to Supervisor Bailey. B. F. Brisac and twenty-five others petitioned the board to put tbe new rosa to Walnut Creek in a passable condition before tbe winter rains began. Tbe matter was referred to Supervisor Pelojize, who explained that tbe worst pert of this road is within tbe town lines or Berkeley! and he bad told tbe Berkeley Trustees to fix their portion, out they have not attended to It as yet.

The Oakland and Berkelev Rapid Trautit Company, by F. K. Saattnck, its president, filed an agreement to keep tbe Shattqck avenue bridge id order, and if founa that the road across tbe bridge with Other travel the company agree to build another structure for tbe use of the electric motor railway. Sheriff Hale recommended, thatnew locks be furnished ail the doors aud gates of the County Jail except for the cejl ooors. Referred to the Judiciary Committee and the District Attornev.

Bids for posting the Governor's election proclamation throughout the county were received as follows: J. A. Moore, (65; John London, $75; F. 8. Monroe.

$85; A. W. 6 til well. $73. The bids wera taken unaer dviseaent.

Applications for liquor licenses were received as follows, accompanied bv the usual bonds: C. Tomliion, Three Mile House near Hav wards. John Ilocca, Claremont avenue, between Ventura and Telegraph avenues. W. Tretiel at the Georre True Place, i Accompanying the Rocca petition wis a protest signed by M.

Woodhains and others, setting forta that Rocca' petition is not in accordance with the ordinance. The protest and the applications were referred to the Judiciary Committee. The bond and contracts of James P. Taylor, of tbe firm of Fihcr Taylor, for supplying coal to the County nunnery and the Courthouse, were presented aud Tbe county officers petitioned the Board for a copv of Polk 6 Co. 'a California Uaxa-: teer for 1890.

A. XX Ford and a number of others petitioned Ibe Board for a new county road fa the Washington read district, commencing at a point twenty-eight feet easterly from the easterly lina of tbe Central Paeibc Railroad Companv's reservation and in the VT CKJ. a. wnwrunsm cuuacy ruaa no. jwa uiencv to the sootherlv line of (ho county road leading from Imngton to Mission San 'Jose.

Accompanying the petition was a bond with L. E. Osgood and A. Ford as suritiee to cover the cost of viewing. The matter was referred to Supervisor relonxe.

An ordinance was presented granting to William H. Martin, William IX English. John W. Colemsn. J.

J5. McElrath. and George McNear a fanchise to conatrnct and operate a street rauroaa, propeiiea oy alectncitv or other aonrsred motive power. on the following streets: Commencing at the intersection, of Bhattuck avenue and Forty-seven ih street, running thence easterly along Forty-seventh street to Telegraph avenue; thence northerly and, along TriwriDh avenue to lreh street: ruanina thence easterly along Birch street to new jjroadway: thence northerly rnd along Rroadwav to McAdam street: thence along tb laoer tboroogbfar to Charles street to the western boundary of 8L Mary'a fare shall not exceed five cents, ana wore on us roaa mnstbe oommenced within one year. The rr.

thi TaroMael ordinance was a Mmmnnieation was rtcfiived from the Spring Valley Water Works, -whereia that irporawon frruwa iiw wuv rJ r.f -wiv overaad acrosa Ala r- c--r es i a strip of 'it1 ro" lands soa for a bquor Uoenae at tbe Three Mile nouse near Kaywards. sod the grantsnt oi a permit to W. Tretzel of tbe George True place. Tbe recommendations of the Com mittee were endorsed by the Board. A resolution was introduced by Supervisor Bailer accepting as a Public high wet road No.

2S7S in the Pleasaatoo Road district, petitioned for by K. It. Liiieotbel and others, and the Roadmaster was directed to open tbe road at once. In the matter of the two roads petitioned for tnia morning. Supervisor Bailey recommended that J.

Righter and Reuben Hunter with the County 8urveyor be appointed viewers of one and that J. W. Muiser, Utram Croweli and the County 8urveror be appointed to view the other. Hia recommendation was adopted. The bids for building an addition to the County Jail were considered in executive session.

The contract for brickwork was awarded to tbe Remillsrd Brick Company, their bid being the only one offered. A B.UlKOW LltKOW yicn ton A ROOF. The Stag alar War la Which a Lady In Alameda "Wat Hart. October 13, 1390. A company of Temperance Cadets baa been organized in this city, with Harry At-wood aa oapuin.

Tbe receipts from tbe bazsr recently held for tbe benefit of St. Joseph's Church are es imated to be $2200. Macadam on Pacific avenue has been spread as far es Webster street, and in a few weeks tbe- avenue will be ready for travel iu wbole length. Jack WH'iams, the swimmer, has brought suit against tbe Terrace Bathing Association to recover $71 alleged to be due bim for services rendered. The protest againut tbe validity of the assessment roll for tbe construction of tbe Arbor street sewer will be heard by tue City Trustees this evening.

The poetofficeof this city dispatches five mails to San Francisco daily and receives five mails from that oity, and altogether dispatches twelve mats and recives ten. Work is progressing quite rapidly on the pi-copal Church, corner of Wants, Clara avenue and Serenteenth street. It will be the handsomest church edifice in Alameda. The book and ladder track ran over the foot of Bert Combs, a fireman, Thursday night, while responding to a false alarm of fire. He aa painfully, but not seriously, injured.

Tbe seven candidates for Justice of the Peace of ibis county are making a bard tight. The general impression is that the incumbents, W. P. Uyier and William Holts will be re-elected. Eight new electric lamps will be in use within a month.

One will be ever the en trance to the fire-bouse on Webb avenue. An effort will be made to bave tbe oity place au electric light in the new Postoffice. This city coatracted some time ago for the construction of a fire alarm telegraph, but tbe contractor seems to be taking his own time in patting in the system. He has not taken any steps whatever, apparently, to fulfill his contract. The new real estate office of J.

A. Leonard was the scene of a very happy gathering last Fridav evening. A banquet was tendered by Mr. Leouird to bis emp oyea, and it was quite enjoyable. The Alameda City Band was present and furnished music duriug the evening.

A. Anderson, who has been fitlllng the position of station agent and telegraph operator at the broad gauge railroad depot, Park street, has' been transferred" to the freight office at Fourth and Townsend streets. San Francisco, and has been succeeded in Alameda by A. W. Davis, late of Promontory.

Mrs. Bacon, whose husband is ereating a dwelling on tbe Haizbt tract. West End. rec iving a serious injury last titturday. A workingman was wheeling a barrow on the roof of the porch, when be lost his bold on it and tbe barrow fell upon tbe head of Mrs.

Bacon, who was standing below. It Struck her with much force on the bead, causing concustao of tbe brain. 8be is expected to recover. A BRIDGE 0EU THE CANAL-. Tbe Structure Can Knt He Built Dating This Year.

L. J. Le Conte, the engineer having direct control of tbe work at tbe tidal canal and tbe bridge to be built across tbe canal, at Park street, is at present busily working on the designs for the bridge, which are now about completed. As soon as completed ihe plans wltt be forwarded to tbe chief engineer at Washington, aud finally passed upon by the Secretary of the Interior. Providing the officers at Washington are exi'tdluous.

tuoi likely the bridge wiil be reiidyfor us by the middl of March. The bridge will be made of steel, with the excepttoe of the floor, which is to be of wood, two thicknesses. Tbe entire length will be 320 feet; weight, 300 tons, and tbe bridge will have a roadway twenty-five feet wide. The suspension part will be of channel iron, fastened wfch eye-bars, and will be seventy-four feet above the road. Tbe nrotire power for the draw ia not aa yet tetUed.

bat, probably, it will be water. The concrete work, consisting of about 2300 cubic yards, will be begun about the middle of November. Tbe material for this part of the work are urniahed by the GoTernment. Tbe front pier will be built in open cue, with a position in tbe axis of the channel on the center of- Park street. The base will be of concrete, its bottom being 17 feet below water.

The abntmarrt pier, from tbe pivot will be 166 feet between centers. The guard piers will be 153 feet distant from the center pier and on either aide, hollow, and triangular In shape, 4 feet thick. DR. CORNWALL ILL. The Dentist Bafferlng from Heart Dr.

A. Cornwall has been dangerously ill with heart "disease for same time past, and is lying at bis home in Piedmont in a very critical condition. Laat Saturday a slight improvement waa noted in hia condition; and hopes of his ultimate recovery are entertained. TBS DEATH RECORD. October 10th Anna E.

Gilbert aged 33: place of residence, Oakland Hospital cause nf deathv bvdrae alpinx. October 10th Violet Manaley Lewi, aged place of residence, 428 Second street; cause of death congestion of lungs. A Japaaeaa A young Japanese was found sleeping in' a box ear early this morning, and waa taken to the police station by Officer Ca son. He gave aa an excuse this morning in the Police Court that be waa looking for work, bat be was sent down stairs for four daya. Ah rorftita Bail.

Ah Gee, who was arrested for ill treating bis horse, forfeited $10 ball in the Police Court this morning. in i i i Tb Oawaeil Tealght. -The tax levy ordinance, will coma before the Council tonight and an attempt will be mJlde tbe Mayor's veto. Delayed Malls. Taw central overland mail ia aix boon lata, J.

AU disorders eaweed by a bUloS state of tbe eytem cun. be eered by ndag I -ji'Tr t. ra psln, or tocom- j. Tryf-rw The HeKenna Meetleg. At the mass meeting at the Oakland Theater tomorrow evening, at which Representative Joseph McKeuna will apeak, Sara Booth's quartette will stag campaign glees.

REAL E8TATE TRANSACTIONS. DEEDS. MWdav, October ISth. Dora T. Colby to Sua wife of H.

A. 8 mi th North San Joaa avenna. 60 from Willow street 50x130, Alameda. 10 Estate of WlUiam H. Glascock, by executor, to Susan Anderson Two acres, NW corner Coont from Oakland to 8an? Xiaii4ro and Central aveaae.

por- boa Patteraou Homestead. Brooklyn township 2000 M. w. upton Samuel Conner Lou 1 and 2. block Lrnn Homestead.

Oak land 10 w. w. uamron to Kate Luellen North Thirty-third street 119' from Grove, 87x100.65, Oakland 4000 AntoneAntone to Joseph F. Theodozo Lots 1 and 2, Section 2, Township 2 2W 10 James L. Martin to John Wooley Lot 1 Peralta Homestead.

Oakland 10 E. P. Vandereook to Charles S. Webber i.ot 13, block 8, East Oakland Heights, Oakland Nicholas Ohlandt to Margberetta Senascl East Hannah, 875 from 25x133, Oakland Arthur G. Pratt to EU M.

Pratt, his wife Lots s. io. 17 to 22, Dlock I. Roberts Wolfskin tract (re-subdiriilon portion), Oakland township E. C.

to Albert E. Fake South i Hast Nineteenth surest, 25) W- from Twenty-third arenae, 50x150, Oakland Edward Schmidt to James Hewitt Lots 19, 20 and 21. block 6, Daley's Scenic Park tract. Donald Y. Campbell et al.

to Charles A. Bailey Lou 14 and 15, block 114 tract BoUdlng Land and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley. Joseph Hume to N. 8 Trowbridge Northwest corner Dwlght wat and Ellsworth street. 100x150, ElizaDeth C.

wife of J. M. Selfridxe to barab, wife Thonjas Qusyle North Jones street, from Telegraph, avenue. 50x108 7, Oakland. Mtchal FitzgeraM to James M.

Williams 10 400 Gift 10 10 10 10 10 iuu acres. oruon plot Kaeno i sue de San Jose 16000 X. J. Bird to John J. Soares Lots 7 8, block 15.

tiaywarda Pack Union. Hay wards Isabel M. Bomers to Robert B. Mitchell North-west corner 1 wenty-fourth street and Telegraph arenue, KjVXIOO, Oak-laud MORTGAGES. Monday, October 13th.

John L. Mitchell and wife to H. H. Pitcher 500 10 Lots 7 and 8, block 19, Livermore 1000 E. P.

Vandereook to People's Building and Loan Association Lota 4 aud 5 and lot block 5. East Oakland Heights. H. A. Smith and wife to Alameda Savings Bank As In deed Rose M.

Salz? to Oakland Bank of Savins Ctaestunt, iS.i 3 from Twenty-first, 44.9S. 127. 35 to Encinal line, E13B, Oakland Cha leg S. Webber to E. P.

Vandereook As in deed George D. Dorwin to Fireman's Fund Insurance Company me corner Bowdltch street and Dwlght war. lOOxliO George Niekersos to Mary wife of flamnei uegg ett LoU 4 and 5, block 14 lot 12, block 11, McUee tract, Berke- ley Samuel Conner to M. W. Upton 14 lots 1 and 2, block Lynn homestead, ad-joinicg Highland Park.

Charle A. Bailey to Dauald Y. Campbell corner Bancroft war and Fifth 4000 2600 1600 550 3500 600 250 street, lOOxlOJ. Berkeley 800 Cairin cowing und wue to ueinricn Haas-Lots 1 snd a of and 1A lot 1. 8f of Sec also lot 1 and lot lot 2 of 8W 14 Sec 8.

S. 1 John P. and Edwin Whippje to George W. Patterson 329.18 acres, being plot 15, mbdi vision hill lands. Rancho Arroyo 1500 de la Alameda, Washington township.

11,000 W. 8. Trowbridge to Daniel Meyer As in deed Manuel FIgueredo to John iJonlon 17.38 acres on county road, from Dougherty's Station to Haywards, Munay township a Geonre H. Bew to Union Savinga Bank 8 college Way. 199: IS from ShaUuck srreei, Berkeley Same to Same--S College Way.

from Shattuck street, 45x124, Berkeley Hedda S. retenon to NleoU O. J. Petter-son Lot 0, block 2, Central Tark, Oakland township 3500 800 1500 1500 00 Mr. J.

Sehrader. No. 11 German St. Baltimore, Md. believes in Salvation Oil for 7 ften tbe mother's care is no protection against coughs, colds, and hoarseness.

Dr. ulPs Cough Hyrup should be kept in readiness. 25 cents. AT HOME AND ABROAD Wb iT. D.

Sullivan? The popular saloonist at Teuiescal, he has the largest establishment in the county and sells the best. The Btjwalo. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Buffalo lager on tap. Charles Roesch and W.

Leffmann, props. A.BOVI all others. bperry'a Family Flour. But your furniture of H. Bchellhaaa, Eleventh street.

Foa Bumgardner Bye of 1881, go to Thayer, 464 ighih street. But, seU, or exchange furniture of Byak A Mnxoa's, 1158 Broadway. School suits all wool, beautifully made, pants with leather knee linings, at 1242 Ban Pablo avenue, MaTTaaesaa called i for, repaired, and returned earns day. Win's Ftnunrou Hooax, 473 Twelfth street. Biixt Kohus's, 479 Seventh street.

Choice selected stock of wines, liquors, and cigars. Tbe celebrated Oakland Brewery beer and U. lager on tap. UHaaaxAit 332-238 Kearav tt fine Hata and Caps, A sECOHP-HAKP upright piano for $125, at Gibakp's piano house. F.

B. OiBAKD'a piano house doea not employ any agents, who tramp from lpuse to aouse and make large commissions Go dii ect to hia store and make the commission yourself. 'The Eclipse" saloon 1456 7th at, branch Oakland Base Bali grounds; best liquors and cigars. Gus A. lloemer.

Prop. Mo. 1 Wool mattresaM and parlor furniture at H. Schellbaas' 408 Eleventh street. Fob a fine bot Lunch aud Buffalo Beer on tap.

to the Bob Ton, cor. Kleventh and Broadway, Vincent Houret A Props. anx Bur lota at ALBKAE only $60, cash. DAVIS BO WELL A PELtON, 465 9th at PiABoe tuned by first class workman. F.

B. (iirard. Broadway andThirteeoth street. Baaktsa's AraUs SsIt. The beet salve in; tbe world for CotX Bruisea, Borea.

TJleers, Salt Bheum, Fever bona, Tetter, Cbspped Hands, Chllblaina Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tivaty enrea Pilee, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect aatiaf action, or money reiunded. 1 Price 29 centt per box. For aaia by Oazood Broa. Wasr Unifmary At 1L Bey "Wilson's.

Select aasomnen drab and srrey novelties, also made btr 1255 San Pablo Avenue and 606 "1 SCHILLING'S BEST Spices and Extracts are always the richest flavored, strongest and most truly economical. They will make the plainest food appetizing and enjoyable. One fair trial will convince you of their superior meritsy Schilling's Best Consult your interest and test these culinary gems now. Teas, Coffee, Spins and Extracts. Yoar grocer has them.

Sold tnlf in eJrtfgM packagst. Test ftelr strength and flaiir at oace. TBJB STOCK AUD BOND KXCHAMOK. Saw FaAXCjsco, October 13,1890. Bio.

Asked. Biol asuo, UNITED STATE3 BOWDS. Cpaa 103'4 regis'd iwJZ 4's, reglstr-d 120 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. C.C. W.

MpAPx rr Mkt at Montgry At 1 if Co P. KM 6 do. NerCo nrO. NPucRR N.P.C.R.R. Omnibus C.

P'w'lst RR of Cal as 1M 115 102 RR of Cal Oakl's4 Oaa 110 L4HCO-. S.P.R.B5.. 8. PJrB-R. 3.P.

of Aria. 9. V. W.6po 4pc SL P. R.R.

of i 99 mi is 108 101 117 104 11S U5 100 116! 117 120 112 U4 JU1V 83H 5J. C.lstmtg, 6p.e R.R. r. aa. US 115 10S 104J4 BANK 8TOCK3.

Bank of Cal Cal Hfe Dep A Trst Co. mi Zii 270 Paris A A Pacific 50 London and 25 a F. Bank. 160 1T0 M'ch'ntfi Ex 18 85 37J WATER STOCKS. Spring Vy 85S 96 I Contra Coda BlueLak.es 16 Marin GAS 8TOCK3.

Central 92 100 tSanEran'ca Si S4 Stockton. PacG. Imp. ILos Angeles PacLigCo- 80 I RAILROAD STOCKS. 94 46 50 W9 so 64 68J4 Ml Central City Geary 21 100 Otnnibu8.

110 Presidio VttiiiF. AC. INSURANCE STOCKS. 55 75 SO 86 60 77J4 bo 40 AneloNer. 97! i 100 HomeMnt.

152 117? 120 State Invst 76 Commerc' 83 Fireman's 157lS 0 95 POWDER STOCKS 44 iSafetv Nitro 12A; 175 Vigotit. 62S IVulcan 12 12tf MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. CAStPav'K lOcSteams'p. 93J4 Cal Elec Lg 19 1954 Pa Borax. Sit CalElecWk 5 and Hawaiian 18 19 Hutctin a 17 19Vi Pac Phonoe.

JudsouMlC 2i 2d PsoRoII rM Mch'UExch 105 Pac Wdnwra a. x. 85 V. Water 15 JudsOD USgy. 65 33 2 23 85 2H iw 96 22 STOCK 250 Alpha 1 75 59 Alta 1 65 20Q 200 Keyes ..2 S5 50 65 850 Andes 2 452 8 120 But Blhr3 80r3 8.) 500 Bodie .1 mm I 85, 553 603 7a 5t0 Bnlwer 90 40 ChsllC 2 70 400 Caledonia 55560 IU0 Chollar 60 2-50 lAdy Mexican.

400 Mono 150 N. B. ..3 45 70 .1 05 3. 0 Ocd. .2 00 50 OpbJr.

.5 255 37: 150 ...2 150 8. B. A M.C 1 60 lOCUdtV 4 85 200 Scorpion 30 100 Con New York. 45 170 Con.Imp 40t5 150 Crown Pt a 95 510 8ier Ner 3 45 100 Silver Hill 39 100 Syndicate. -10 100 Del Monte 7: 2d0 Exchequer 1 .55 loo Gould in: 2 so 100 Hale Korcross2 25 v.

11.1. v'vuu MJyi MW Utah 1 86 350 West Comstock. .65 10 Yellow Jacket 3 50 AUCTION SAliK Of Zl eg-ant Parlor Knrnittire, Piano. Oil PaintinK and Enaavlswrs, Dlnlna; Boom and Chamber Furniture, Btr. Wtxtnesday.

Octotur ISth, at 1:30 O'clock, by 4. I. yea A Son. On account of departure, on the prem ises, 1003 Twelfth corner Filbert, we will tell the Chickerinf; piano and music rack, elegant group! parlor set in silk plash, cost S90, elegant arm chair in pfnsh, eleeant reception chair and ottoman to maten, one silk plash bed ioanee, cost $45, fancy rockers, easy and reception chairs. costly marble mantel docks, lace curtains and pole cornices, center ana bouquet tables.

Brussels lounge in raw silk, elegant oak ladies' writing desk, with tfrenen Plata mirrors, cent's oat desk, ele gant sqnare walnut extension table, solid wainut siaeooara. leather cnairs, una aeco rated dinner set, china crockery, arias and plated ware, two soiled walnut tecess chamber sets, bedsteads, bnremns and wasbstand, hall tsble and: chair, bat rack, large range and kitchen requisite, tine residence to let. J. L. Ivtov A 8oir.

Auctioneers, Fifteenih and Broadway. Floral pieces tastefully arranged; cut flowers In great Tariety; flowering plants, roses, trees, garden seeds: wholesale and retail, at Hutchison's nursery depot, cor ner Jouaeeeota and wasningten streets. Ases stock of new 50 cent book. Clark Wise 1008 Broadway, H. 8cheHbaae 40B Eleventh atreet -THS3 AT ALAMEDA.

WW rhMt Bathtoa? Bewrt ttt 11 Terrace BATHS! C. WESTOTO The Larg-ast Fnrnlshers and Hatters on Earth. Noa. U17, 1117, 1117H. H17J.

1119, 1119," 1119, 1119Ji Broadway. P. S. We Ire Somewhat of a Liar Oursehes Q'AKLAND THEATER. Three Hlhts Only aad Saturday Katiaeal Commencing THURSDAY, Oct 16th.

SPECIAL) ENGApEMESI Ol Mr. THOMAS W. KEENE Snpported by MB. GEORGE LEAROCK and a Most Capable Company. Thursday Night.

I RICHELIEU! Fbidat ILOUISXI. NlOHT. 8aturdnToht. I RICHARD III, SaTcanaT MERCRXMT OF YEBICBIV XK KEEKB AS "6HYL0CK.M Fomii Parens Reserred Admission Boxes T3eanarv A 2Saand 7 Seats now on sals at Kirkiande: TiowMdees drug stoie, Teatn and roaiwafa ansi iw Thursday morxung. Adam Follworth, THE PBESirUM HOBSESnOXB.

CXf Interfering, rorglng, StnmUisf, Qnar- ter and Band Crack, Corns end Anything JPea talnlng to the Horse will be Cared or No Charge Ha4e. i ADAM POIiliWORTH, Eaat 14th St, bet. 821 and 98A Ares. On Block from 331 Ave. Btatlosk 3X1 FOB A KIIBOLB IoXT I loDlAL XeSTJlCBXEat Bo Iieuaaa He Lanaaal roTJDa COMBLXITIOj mm And OSXST OOXSt Architects, Con tractors and Caryea ten.

Those wishing Locks please oaa and examine them.1 Orders irom the trade solicited. WM. T. GIBBS, General Avast for California ttt Ninth street, Oakland, CaL Kanniactared by the J. B.

Mitxaa keat. a Toe Lata for Olasilfioatloa. I WAMTED BY A LADY BY THE DAY waahing, boning aad general louse cleaning. Inquire at 1211 West street, Oakland. 1 tf'i vvsi us ivvMi-nv' $3 SHOE Fiae Calf and Iaeed Wsuetwreaf Grail The aaieeBeaee ana weartna qualities ot thH thi canoot ba bctfr sbowm MusbT Uia troaa saSe.

maaiaot Its thousands enaif ant waaiata. SfE4K 3mlae Hssscweii aa elana aa S3 atrUah draaa fiboa waJcb eoauaaads ttseU beet 4re I S4JO Caserear Welt ST the etaadaid pnoe. IQiN rwWM BM IB rorrauraaa ABsaadala harratapii aw twrtnbtj rwjl aim lutrov aad the aeaat tmproTcmaata saake aaeea sa. tn iiit ssnas tiH mi tfcaaa Drlaea. Ask yew Dealer, aad tfae cannot sapor; airaea so laoory anetosiag aTariae fJ; jr.

KO LAIC ASOXg' Agent. BreadwaTt ee doer ebete III' I Piaaalntloat sf CsesHasr' VoUee 18 aereby glten that shrp heretofore existing by er Jg laau IX Wfalff, an lr tbf Jaels WoUTls thia da? dl consent, D. WnltT i besineee ia tbe future wiu 1 Jseels, who wUI as'-T founts aad all tnv Jsvaesttasw raltad fHaaa TanJav farf aad Bat talk Water Bethlaa. Speelal aaartateate Imt ladle and Children- Cpaefows stresslag raatne aad safts lAecommodatlous for several kmc fce ni rKo'8 beoomea f. J.

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