Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

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"5 IOIHXATSB. V- iiUX. JT. MOTKXKSOU. TwolilChu and Saturday Mat! FBIBaT tad SlTUEBiT, 'Davis and Ceoth'a faaoous "THE HUSTLER." ''vt Here Arep the Ftm-SIakers: Mr: JOHN XERNELL." BARKKT BBTSOLDS.

MOLLIK THOMPSON. at'LLR STACCIOlilr GU8 MILLS, JOBK 8. at ARB, ZK lLMA RAWXSTOS. AGNES HOWARD, LEB HARRISON, LEONARD eOMfiRa. HILDA LA PORTE, ROSB LAPORTJbT HARRT LEIGHTOJT, MILO KN1LU CARRIE NORTON, BELLE CARRIE NORTON.

GEORGE BOWKON, I.IIXIS RAYMOND, MACK MENTVR- The Benowned, Laurel Crowned Hustler Male duartet Levi ably sumptoi famoua and fuciua one reduction the ARXSXAN DUBTia Use DANCE. PRICES. 250, 500, He, SLQX Beats on sale at EUrkland ATrowbridteBl)rQa Store and Theater BoxOAee. I i ,3 naier smytn ana James Fox both won medals ttjsr recent Olympic boxingtourn ae' latter won a' special match for tbe 120poond championship. The members of tbe clohhave now to their credit tbe winning of some sixty trophies in the various lines of athletics.

Ibis is a ebowing that can be matte by no oiber cub in tbe State out SwtZea pirretor. side tne O.ymbic Clab of San Francisco. Tbe bieGle annex to the, dub is an Important feature ana one in bleb tbe boys take a ereati inierest. George "Si ease is captain of the 'cycler and nnder his direction clab runs are held twi a month. Tne next run baa been called for i October 13" when the boys will take trip to Camp Tay'orj The du w0 give their annual exhibition at Ilia Oak land Theaier The orgauisation baa always madestbis a S.

Maxwell, Director. grand occasion, and tnis year a finer enter-taimoent will be given than has aver been given The club is Cbw in better flnandal con dition than it has ever been in. DarinaH S1 OAKLAND THEATER. l-? Geo. F.

Mothxmou, Kaasjtj 'V Tbursday Evening-, October 1st i ANNUAL HIGHT. I LADIES' the of Amnsttdcent Order of Unitetl Workmen of ACME ATHLETIC CLTJB Gymnastics, Clnb-Swluginv, 1 1 Ft.nciu(r, Pyramids, ladaitorlal Postals, -1 Athleue Tableau, Vocal and lustra- mental Selections. by members ot tbe Acme Ata- letio Club, assisted by ''tU'i VISt BXOBaUrCJC JACQUAT. The Leading Soprano of the PaclSe CeaeW GXOBOB AVIXKK WATSON. Members of the Olympic Club of San Franctteoi Professor WiUUmaith.

Professor L. TrocheC Professor George Miehllng. Aeat Maadoun v' Club. Aeme Athletlo Club Wheelmen, Stack andLeaadro. ADMISSION 75e, 9Ca esa Furniture! The strike in our establishment will in no way interfere with our business.

Oar stock is VERY LARGE, AS-, 80RTMEHT COMPLETE, PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. F. S. Chadhourae Co. 741443-745 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.

TOR A K.JB1HOI.G: SsXT I He DIAL I HeTUlCSLEBA Ko Iieuaas No LsnsiuK DOUD'3 C0U4TI0N fiOVSE, DRAWEE And CESST LOCKS! Dealers, Architects, Contractors and Carpenter. Those wishing Locke plesae call and examlae them. Orders irom trade solicited. WM. T.

GIBBS, General A (rest for California 43t Ninth street, Oakland, TaL Kanufactored by the J. B. alius a It ant. O. $40 PER MONTH.

Training for speed. Gaiting Koatl Horses. Presenting Car i a Horses interfering. Breaking colts. Scientific shoeing.

Write for circulars and all desired information GILBERT TOMPKIVS, Box 144. San Leandro, Cat. SOUTHER FABM, miles N. E. ef San Leandro.

urn of county road at sign board. L. DRESCO CO. Eceeessors to Pstab Dbesco, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND JtATITK WINESALIQUORS 1073 BROADWAY, Cor. Tweltb Street, OAKLAND, Sole Agents for Ghlrardelli's Celebrated Eagle Chocolate.

Coffee and Spices. RECEPTION 206 Butter Hear Keafaj. SAN FBANCISCO. Patronized bv the 6 on vivantt; oysters served in any style; private dinine rooms for parties; everything first-class. Oakland patronage solicited.

OPEN Alilj NIGHT. J. M. PAKKEK Si CO. Reserved eeats new en sale at KIrslaad A TrowbridKe.s and at Theater Box Office, POFUIiAK OPEN AIR AT BLAIR PARK! ON 1XKK or PIEDMONT CABLE ROAD 3VI XT I Ot SATURDAY, Louis H.Betuus' lamo-i Orcteatra of Soloists, STTETDAT, Fifth Infantry EeJt Baal finest Scenic CaDIo RIdfl oa tHa Coast Tranafara Glvea.

ts and froaa reueseeatB Stn Cera. RUNNING RACES Oakland Jockey Club." THE FALL MEETING- or THE OAKLAND J0CKE aCLUS WO.I. BS HELD AT TH Oallana Raw Traca Octolw sriP The best horeea oa the Pacific Coaatare ea- Four raoes eacn day. The Kreat Oakland Handican for a purse oi le will be $1000, a ash oi two and one-quarter mi. run at tois m-etin.

Kaces Commence at 2 f. if. at)mishi eo E. s. Cclveb, Petes Puxtxa.

Secretary. Preatdeat VAL LOTS! LOTS! 1 I LOTS i Remarks were made 1y 'the-ic4lo1winJ uraca uniei nsa eecrer Urv C. XL Beemerr; District tDenfiticfe Liplui; Beyrnther and GdcbtK Mother Sharp- nd SchwarxbiiQia -of "Uoiteeq cs mot oJ Eaclaian. Brother BeJyea. -jof Acme, Brother Wolff of Golden: Era, and Tbe gentlemen having; thia re caption in charge were: Dr.

ray Smhh, E. M- J. Tiemey, Dr. Sharp, A. O.

perryand.ISnk Jacobs. THE LIBRARIANS. A Frograsune Arrgl eaatiua. for Ev. C.

W. Wendte, Dr. 8. H. Ifelvin.

H. F. Peterson, J. B. McCbeeney, JJ.

A. Mc-Klonon and C. B. Morgan of tbe Executive and Financial Committee, appointed to arrange for the reception of tbe delegates of tbe American Library Aasociatioa, met last night. was announced at the outset that the travelers left i New" York for the Paeific cdaaf yesterday, in a 6 Declal train, and that they will arrive atf-tbe Sixteenth atreet station here at 3iX) r.jc.on tbe lOib lost.

Among those coming; are C. A. Cutter ot Boston, K. A. Lindsrielt of Mil waukee.W.

P. Poo of. the Ureat jN- wburry library at Cn oagu auiii a numoer of others of national imputation. Dr. Wend te reported that $283 60 only baa Oeeu raised for the recaption day, ai sunested thav a desperate effort be qioo by means of subscription lists to get c-cether a decent amouat.

Toe proxramiua wa then dtecussed and preliminary arrangements Wde as follows: Tne visitors vill be met' at Sixteen'h street and taken directly to the State- University, wuere a special entertainment will be provided; Fiom there they will be brought iuto Oakland, and alter a lew minutes at the Public Library they will be taken to the First Unitarian Church, where a reception will be eiven them arid a banquet served by tbe tetarr King Fraternity After de least library ax will be discussed, and at 10 o'cloca a start will be made for ban Francisco. Arrangements will be made to seat 120 at the banquet and string baud wi 1 be in attendance and discourse music. With ttiis initial step taken the commit, tee then adjourned to nVednesday evening next, wnen the final details for the day will be settled. A Few Pacta It You Arm Ooloa; Seat. The Central and Omen Pacific Bail way is the only iioe running Pullman.

Drawing-room Steeping Cars and Dining Cars from San Francisco to Chicago without change. Ladies and children trare in without escort will see the great advantage of taking this tnroueb car line, as it gives tnem all tbe coiutorts oi borne while travrling at express speed. Kamem er fher i (s ouiy one change of cars, Kau Kranciscjo idNew York City of tnis route. Basgage tweeted from your homes or your hotel ihfbuh to Chi-caeoand all Eastern cities. 'By taking this line yon save twenty-two boors in time over, all other transcontinental lines to ('hicapo and all cities.

For further iaformMioa inquire at -the general office Onion Pacific Railway. Twelfth and Bioadway, Oakland. Gxo. J3. Seaman, Aent.

NOTICE TO THIS PUBLIC. i On and aFter tbe li Octobtr my office will in tbe new "Examiner' buiid'ng, 918 Broadway. Oakland. J. A.

ON1S3, dealer in Fruit Vale ral estate. i AT LOME AM ABUOAD. Abov all otnera SriHET'a Famtlt Flop iu Bet vour farniture Of H. Be HXLLKJLAB, XUeveotn siree Rr Riimooprlrtav Rraa ot liifH, go to Thakh, 4tA tiehth streeu Schoojjs sufs all wool, beautifully made pants with leather knee linings, at LH2 I ban Pablo avn ue. I Matbessm Mathessm called' for, repaired, and re- ne day.

Wear's PikurcTCKS Nafa. Soda Water cures Uvspepiia. Best assortment yf ribbons in Oakland at Lem Williams', 1161 Washington street. Patti Opera Cream, tbe mot exquisite preparation lor beaatitying the compiex.on; removes wrinkles. Urusgist lor lc Mks's working SDoes reduced to $L23 Wentworth Boot Shoe' 1059 Wash-ington street.

Ptoe Wine Vinegar. 2Sceuts per gallon, at Watson Co. 's, 1006 and 1008 Washington street. Pants $3 50, to order. 1003 Washington street.

Bunster apa Fooa is a Tonic, Both the method andt ncaHg Byrnp of Figs ia ft is pleasant ad rafreahing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly orj; the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, deanies the cystem effectually, dispels colds, headaches ant Severs and cores habitutal constipation, Byrnp of Figs is th onijr remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taate and ac ceptable tut the stomach, prompt ia its action and truly beneficial i- t.Mnt maJI effects, its many ctfrelient-qnau -f i it Aa ties commend it to all. It is for sale hi fOe and $1 bottles by all lGadin 4ruggigj Manufactured by the CALIFORNIA F9 SYRUP Cd awir, HELP WOMEN AND GIRLS OAKLAND Preserving Co. 'Cannery. T-i Linden and First StsU Oakland. Pjsieualavia thm baaa af tb euwtion.

It ia for lteeure and it a avttendanta, a beadaehe. eoutipaUon wind wiles, thai I TbevWaet stauyt eiavtawaaawtrtamsossaav ooMTBit uumcoWd Cy oeaur inn vry aau you vrcvTiiw i iMkWi ri: dorsad, th. teattmostils.CKl rr: ebarmaciyta Mini mm tna nmzi'au ran iu mum mmmv seoi. y.VolTia- over 1 Roar Estate IS GOING The keenest, shrewdest men ia the city bave bought, and are buytna property at Fruit Vale. Th see that Fruit Vale are.

is a second Twenty -third and that prices there will eventual? riae to a higher level than Twenty -third ave. ever can. Because Fruit Vale Is a railroad imnntlon. Tbe' Southern Facite Company is about to extend its free local service to Fruit Vale, enabliua; people I t-lng tbere-to travel and fiom Oakland for nothing. Tbe San Francisco Klectrio Koad ia iu course of construction, and the Fruit Vale ave.

line is finished and in operation. Streeu are beiftg graded, bouses and atores are building. Improvement Is the order, of tbe day. 1 his i why the long ht aded Investors are buy-ina. Thay ais buying seroxx the boom.

You will not regret having joiaed them. BUT REMEMBER That prices are ail the time advancing, and if you are goln to do anytnlng in the matter you should do it now. Come and see the lots we are telling. We have tbem 155 feet de and still very cheap about Terms easy, only 3o In cash Spflicale lev estipf Fmuit VaLC Ave. mo 326 Montoomcrv St Fhuit Vl.

S(i Funeitea. GARDEN HOSE! Boston Belting Company's SEAMLESS TDBE Garden Hose. Beat Rubber Hose In tbe World. J. W.

GIRVIN 2 California Street. San Francisco Bole Agents For The Pacifls Coast MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, OAKLAND CREAM DEPOT 1967 Broadway, Branch 1403 San Pablo Avenue. Families supplied with Dure unadult- eisted milk. DR. L.

L. KANTENZA, PHYS CIAN, East Oakland, 9th Street, No 817. OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 snd 6 to 7 p. 3t fpeo'al attention Shall be given to diseases wire mu-t be cured by mat are, hypnotiaaz or electricity, as rbeumadam, nervous diseases, female ete. LOUISVILLE RESTAURANT And OrSTKK HOtTSK.

The Neatest and Best Kestaurant iu Oakland. Open day and night. Private rooms tor jdie. 910 Broadway Oaklauxd JOHN 8I.ATICH, Proprietor) IJiSUlt COMPANXES. HOME MUTUAL FIRE OF CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN BY THIS POPTJLAE Home Company at rates as low as solvency and fair profit will admit of, guaranteeing solid indemity and a liberal and prompt adjustment and pay ment of losses.

BRANCH OX7IGB Cor. Mil MTO OAKLAND, CAL. B. F. eOKDOX, B.

B. HOTJGBXOIC. BXanaa-er Seeretary. KEEP YOUR PROPERTY IISORED IS IHB OAKLAND HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Ov Oauairo, Cau CaekciaJtat Cash Assets Cash SarBivats PeliHolders SSOaOOQOO 600,199 eo BOSKS OF DIRKCTOB3 Wm. CUfLX.

O. Oearaa, Joba Cielns. sf. H. Esatman, Joe.

8. Xsoerv, Wm. f. Jones, B. M.

A. Miller. V. IX Voody.F. abattucx, J.

Rursleat Caaa I vlatsoav i I PresWeut. Secretary. BOMS OrnCsV-Oetapaays Bunaxat, v. w- ostssr Aiatft 0Creeta Taiepaoae IIS. 7 iiiiii InsncG Company f3 i i History of a Popular Amateur Young FJen Who Exercise A Pleasure and f3r Health.

A Grand liiiial EiMbtt on to Be Etfl it tie MX. The Arm Athletic Clab is one of the leading organizations or its kind in the State, outride of San Francisco. It; is an amateur organization, ha vine for its members only those woo are in the amateur ranks. It was organized in 1983 by a few young men in this city wb6 took am Intlrut in' Imlttnr MOOrtS. A "BY UC- lieved that a cinb, strictly amateur, where young men could exercise would prosper.

Bo one day Eugene Van Court, the present Hfbt-weiffht Cham Dion" wrestler of the Olympic Clab. De Witt Van Court, teacher boxing at Ue Olympic ciuo, i. Ion, the well-known amateur sporting man. Bufus Hepburn, Edward Merwin, and Andrew Merwin held a meeting and formed What js now known as the Acme Club. The boys opened ciuorooms in a bars in the rear ot Van Court's house.

They devoted ther attention to boxfng and wrestling and aoon the eiub grew ia favor among the young men of the eity. la a short time money enough was secured to hire more r. F. Sctnlott. eooimodions quarters, so th- eiuh reruov to rooms in the Wetmore building on Webster and Eighth streets.

The organization continued to erow in publio favor and the membership increased each month. After remaining a year place the direcors concludd that the anartere were too small, and the atprao too limited to neet the demands of tie members. 8o it was agreed to hire old College Hall on the corner of Twelfih mod Harrison streets. Into hee room the lub u.oved Tr apparatus was in in ashrt time the Aenie Aih-letic Club tok it pl ace ai ong the auytfur aihieiic clabs of me bt e. Tlie club rained prommeure aruoiiif the atblftrs oirins to jKihe fact thai itener mfn in ail the a matt nr contests and frequently fie Imits win prizes, 'lb ctub then bec ame a nieu.D-r of p.CificO-.ai.

Am- ateor Att.lerc Association, and it delegates always tooK a prom unt par' in lb affairs of the association, thereby brinius: the Acme ub t'e front. Th- ruemhersbip of tbe clab increased to such an exte.it i at tbe wire aain forced to look fur targer quarters, and toey selected tue Hook budding on Fourteenth street, nar Harrison, where it is now located. Tbey have tbere two stories, one of whicn is usel as a gymnasium and the biber for the. social purpose of the club, where the boys can play billiards or read pepers of interest to kthietes. Their eym-casiani is complete in every respect.

j4. P. u7ai, jjarrae in ostuu mnntns tne memoer- Ship ol ih club has increased to such an extent that it is now found necessary to enlarge their quarters. Mr. Hook, tbe capitalist, has agreed to gTe tbe club the entire three stories in bis bu Mine.

The new storv will A used exclusively for boxing and wrestling, and tbe oest teachers Will be employeit instruct the boys. While the Acme "Clnn ha tur- en out many amittur champions lp the Tarious sports, the directors feel gratified and point with pride to the records, which show that not a single member of the club ever turned, professional and followed tbe Easiness tor a living Some of the fine boxers of the lab have hd lnduee- F. W. Xkarve, Lender, inents offered them to enier the ring, but they are satisfied with records as amateurs and have declined all offars. Some of, the mem bers of this popular club hold amateur records for the Staie and in one case an' Oakland boy is considered the champion of the coast in his clans.

This is "Jsek Kitchen, tbe eh cap ion hiy wetabt boxer, who Ht at West Oakland. At the Olympic tournament for- alt comer (amateurs) held 'some two years ago Kitchen woo the Jah cv Wrcfor. prize, and at a sabeequent tonrnament he aaana won iam caampionsnip oy aeiauit, BO- boxef appearing against him. tn nts class. Kitchen is a modest onng and it la conceded by alt that he is a very clever boxer.

jaut Kitcben is not toe on I charuDioc iu the ub- The others areas follow: William GalUgber holds the welter weight ehatnrionshi p. lwarci uartlv is loagdis- tanoe swimmee of tbe jbCoast and ai-o holda Mas SehlaOer, Director, the American cbam- ptooship for one-half mile, which tide rite won in Juiy, 1839. by covering the -disuaos tn 15 mmutea, 294 aecoada. Frauk Cootey wen the boxmg cuaaipionsbip in I88d and alao won tb iwig diktanee run-' ninrl Btupiunabip during he sau.e ye r. Evrett Do die atoir- ta ub record Jor higb latupoig.

fx tLkial H.Ma 'a record. as a lona" cletaaea rnnne and; tbw club caajtD-" lor bill "-VV C- tins Sanfiev, rg the run from the band stand' in rk tie cp of larpir tissa rKTvVI FRUIT VALE Masena. Occidental Lodge rNor 22, had "raising" at its last meating. The meeting of, the Grand Lodge at Francisco on October 16th, promisee to attract about two or three hondred at tendants from this Order af Workmen. Tnere will be two assessments in the this -jurisdiction for October.

Nos. 24 and 25, on deathe Nos. 199 to 217 inclus ive, a total of nineteen claims. On Tuesday evening. September 21st.

several of the members of California and Occidental Lodges, Ancient Order of United Workmen, paid a visit to the West End Lod0 of Alamed, a delegation also attended irom ban Leandro Lodge, Ldierary exercises and a collation were tbe features of tbe evening. Occidental Lodge conferred degrees on two candidates last Friday night. The members of Occidental Lodge will give another entertainment, consisting oi music, recitations and speaking, and conclude with a dance, on rriday even ing, October 9th, at Fraternity Hall, corner of Seventh and Peralta streets Last Saturday evening a party of Workmen, some forty in number, paid a fraternal yisit to ban Leandro Lodge No. 12. Brother Harris of California Lode No.

1 acted as chaperon. The legal iraternitv was represented by Brothers Ward of Pacific No. 7 and Johns of Oc ciiental No and Grand Recorder Hirshberg went along as usual to furnish the facts and figures for. the occasion. On arrival at Ban Leandro thv were received by Master Workman Halsfor in a neat speech of welcome, and every one present used his best endeavors to make the evening one lontr to be remembered in the.

years to come. Remarks on the different features of the order, its aims, acoompitahmonis and welfare, were made by Brothers Harris of California No. 1, Johns and McComb of Occidental" No. 6 and Marston, McKown and Griswold of Pacific No. 7.

Brother McLain of Central No. 251 contributed a song and Brother Speare of California No. 1 explained bis relationship to tbe great dramatist, I (onaKejpeare, ana aiso pnterwmeu ine members bv relating a West Oakland I 'fish story." Brotner McComb of On aentai sso. gave a num'ir3us reciiauon uuw'i juo juuitaujii i Jane," depicting the I three me.is lives bv i entitled "Matilda ruin wrougat on one wom.n, and Brother Knowland of California No. 1 recited Ancient Order of United men." Both were particularly in their way and were highly appreciated.

Grand Re-order Hirshberg oi Oak Leaf No. 35. explained what the order had aecompl shed in the way of; providing for tbe widows and orphans i oi deceased members, and also by a i recitation prefacel by a short explanation, illustrated why he was called "Demosthenes Sparta Hirshberg" in his younger days. By request, Brother Maraton of Pacific No." 7 soke of the wonders to be seen in Yellowstone Park. After the lodge meeting a generou lanch was served and the object of the trip had been accomplished to the satisfaction of all concerned.

The visiting brothers acknowledged the. hospitality of San Leandro Lodge No. 12 by a ote of thanks, three rousing cheers and a tiger and a hearty invitation to return the call. Kntcbta of Honor. In official circular 3, issued by the supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor, the reasons for calling bo many triple assessments are given.

It is stated that the death rate bad been exce sive in 1890 and the early months of this year from a grippe and oilier causes. At date of Mav 15th 1 st 45014 death claims, amounting to t6, remained unpaid. From that date until May 31st seventy-three more claims were registered, amoanting to $144,000. During Jane 157 claims were riled, amounting to in ly 177, amounting to $348,000. and in August 158, amounting to $307,000.

It is estimated that 501 death claims will be filed between the latter date and December 15th, amounting to $976,000, making a total estimated liability on December 15, 1891, of $2,957,166 66 on 15163 claims. The receipts have been as follows: Balance on hand in W. and O. B. fund Mav 15.

1891, $2666 86; amonnt received in assessments in May, $283,821 61; in Jane, 03; in July, $284,563 97, and in August, 000. Estimated amount to be received in oeptrmoer, uciooer ana iovemDer, i orJivm nnn ai i J. $2,656,000 PAawXUaWV 0) tASVeN Vat fWVUW Tl Mymw ing a oaiance on nana at data ot December 15, 1891, of $301,166 19. As will be seen by the above it will be necessary to levy three assessments in November and only two in December, and. no.

more triple calls, if any, until March, 1892. The Supreme Dictator also states hat it is his firm belief that hereafter- no more than twenty-six assessments year will be needed to pay all death claims within thirty days of filing. Fores tara. Conrt United States of America has started a Banner fund. The object is to procure a banner which for beauty and elegance will surpass anything in Oakland, A.

A. Merritt and T. I. Miller have been elected delegates to the Subsidiary High Conrt which meets in San Francisco in November next bv Court Advocate. Interesting speeches were made by High Chief McNulty, who has been making a tear of the courts of the State, John He iderson, chairman of tbe Board of Deputies, and A.

A. Merritt, who has jost returned from a. five month's sojourn in the East, much improved in health. The members of Conrt United States of America, No. 7741, Ancient Order oi Foresters of America, entertained the Grand 3ourt officers and members of Court of 8an Francisco on Tuesday evening, September 29th.

the haul maV handaomeiy dsoorated with owen smilax. JaVnbersof Courts Mesr, alden Era, Bay City, Treat sjal Acme ire Ksent. After fiooie very insrnrdve reinarks by thfl-Crfand Coart offleers, yisitors were eseorted to the banqost hall, where i i FRUIf TAL the club took in seventy-one nw members, and there' are now 106 names before the directors to be ac ed upon at their next meeting, which will be on the evening of the 15tb lost. Altogether the Acme Crab is a prosperous institution and a credit to the city of Oakland. Theembieinof the X- Doudle, cinb is the winged acorn.

THE PROGRAMME. Arrangements Completed far the Anaaal Kxhtbltloa TwnUht. The club boa completed arrangements for their grand annual exhibition to be given at tbe Oakland Theater tonight The programme of exercises has been arrange as follows: TAVZ I. DOUBLE HORIZONTAL BAB. K.

Leando and t. 8tack. aatlted by Ben Bogner i HEAVY in nis or glual own act. FgSCINO. CXUB SWINGING AKO GLAOTATOalAL 4 POISING.

Piofersor WIlHanj Smith. P. P. Berohard, T. J.

Ottootihe UiymploCiuo. I boxi. J. Kitchen Jr.1 and Walton of the Acme Club. J.

Woolricb and, Walter Hogg, Olympic Club Juvenile- I S-TOMELING. Laando, Snaek. K. stark. P.

Boulo of the j.Olympie Club. ELACKBN4D GLOVg CONTEST. L. G. Wolfe and w.u.

adko 1 of the Acme Crab. VOCaI. QTABTBT. alessrs. Andrews, Eedflel Van Busklrk, Auer-i bach.

I'eTATCART. The Disc Thrower (ihred positloan). W. Andrews Tne Fighting Gladiator (three poai ion) E. S.

Oowdle Tbe Dying GU viator E. 6. Dowule It. WRESTLING. W.

H. Harrison and U. B. Graham Clab J. Wuolrich i4 alter Hoirg I.

OU mpio Clab Juveniles Burlesque wrcarliug. Professor Geo enl ng a Ben Bogner oi the Oiyuipi- ub. Recitation, "i be Koman Solairr" Allen WaUon Pyramida. J. Kitchen sha pe.

S. Dowilo, J. S. Fox, An ireu sand SterCari. Ooey.

Acme A(bliic Club Ciaia. -i BOX KG. Profesor De Wftt V. Court and William Gallagher. i J.

6. Fox fc Smyth Of the Acme Club. HIGHOUJfPING CONTEST. Charles Btid, wdie and H. Germain Of the Aciue CluD.

Soprano aolo Miss orenee Jacqnay miss r-uegei. cc nnaaifti. BICTeLE TABLHAP. By ten memberiof ihe Acme Clab Wheelmen. WANTS ACCOUNTING.

z. 4 i Weyur ChapmSfn.MUd Dr. Walker Have a lIar mt-ni. Mayor Cbapnfai ahd Dr. C.

H. Walker have bad a disagreement over money matters. Tbe lat tey ttas brought a suit to ha ve an accounting given to Mr. Cha0- roau for inv-8trpeint in 1S86. Mr.

Walker say" that he baf received no retorts from air. Cdapinao in reply to tbe uit says that AVafker gave him tee lU'-ney to Invest during bixm times. Some of tbe money was lost in bondine propertv in Ventura. A portfon of it is now invested in propertT thereand Mr. Chapman savs tbst Mr.

Walker win receive his share as soon as the land as sold. Chart a Cok III. Charles Cook, after attending the Re liance Club's entertainment Tuesday night, from which be escorted a young lady to ber borne, was attacked with heart disease when be got to bis borne and is in a very low condition. Mr. Cook is the brother -lo-iaw of Councilman Nelson, and is a member of Oakland Parlor.

Native sons of tbe Golden West, and of toe Be iance Athletic Club, i jHe resides on Linden street. si" Corner Twslflk and Wisilngtsii Struts. 1 1 BlackjlHosp'y! There is longer any trouble experienced in' getting fast black but? thera is in those that are; not only Fast Black but also Durable. We have been selling the same brand for, nearly two years, ad they have given perfect satisfaction, both as regards Wear and Djre. Our line for Ladies and Children is: now complete, all qualities.

Special Offering: Saturday. 1 October 3d. I staiiiM Oflslmr El itons A pireclor. FRUIT 300 to 350. '11 350.

300 to 1 -k. 1 300 to 25x1057 i THiKllMISs 0 ONLY $7.50 FEB MONTH, ONLY $7.60 PER MONTH, ONLY $7.50 PER ttOKTBt. A' Ttr. Tracts Fruit Vale. Delightful climate; sunny exposure; fele-lpl gant homes and charming gardens abound on all sides; twd street railways free passes for five years.

Terms $25 down, balance in monthly instalments of $7.50 each.t Bemember, only 42 lots for sale. Prices will be advanced November'; 1st $25 per lot. For full particulars NINTH STREET. call at the office of OAtar.i:: 5.