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OAIIIaA27I EV332aNG- TBIBUKE, SATUS DAT, DECEMBER 5. 1891 TUB CAKTOS SLIDE. Haptkbtiskx starr 4. V-if j- DAUEROH'S CLAIM. Soli! Bemeley aewB yen HOX.IDlY t.

WWW mpwm i SUITABLE ,4 I FOE i South Berkeley Homes. PRESENTS 0 J. 8mfth. peUtion for letters: estate of J. R.

EDWARDS, 863 Broadway. Goods Warranted ss Represented. WARWICK and RAMBLES BICYCL 1200 to S250. 15 Down. $15 Watches and Jewelry R-pa'ring a Specialty.

if Ailkinut of Bicycle DONE AT SHORT NOTICE ES AS AFUU, UXI or Bicycla Sundries IN BTCCKt Rcw CosIiioBed Tlrs? WHEELS to ttmjsrrr. OAKLAND BRANCH op Varney's Oyclory Balance Only $5 per Month. Balance Only $5 per Month. GEO, A. FAULKNER, Fifty Elegant Lots near the Berkeley Local Train nea-the new Electric Road, in full operation.

Commutation a Tickets $3 per month; trains every half hour. This is without exception the most desirable property now offered in South Berkeley. These los will bfe. worth double the price ypu are now asked last payment ha3 been made. advance.

Easy ternls. Only interest at 8 per cent. 354, Twelfth Street, near OAKLAND Dew Drop IN TO Eyersoh, Talker a $ssm HARDWARE STORE. Corner Ninth ani Broadway, And examine tbeir ifarmlesi Pis. tols, priee 50c.

Fine sport for a long winter's evening. Tbe only reliable Optician in Oakland, wber. yon can bare yoar eyea aoearately lifted. ADJUSTING SPECTACLES To suit .11 the various conditions of the Sight and grinding Spectacle leuses to order our specialty. i EXAMINATION FREK.

For Maps and full particulars call upon 460 Ninth Street, Oakland. H. O'BRIEN. TELEPHONE 00. Sxattxk, December 5.

Coroner Hortoo and District. Attorney MeBride, after investigating the cause of the landslide on tne xoruera as tanion; have decided that an Inquest oa toe bodies of the men killed i not necessary. The Coroner said: "There is no qne tioa as to tbe cans of death, and no charge of criminal negligence could sustained. The charge that the men were exposed to risks which the bosses would not take themselves is untrue. "Nine of the tan men are still missing.

sad I believe they have either escaped and Inot returned, or have been carried down tbe nver." Four bodies thus far have been recovered. COLLAPSED. Tbe Anaheim Water Works Fall ou the Engineer. Ahahsim, December 6. A large 6000 gal- Ion tank at the City Water Works col lapsed when about half fall of water this moraine.

Tbe tank fed a distance of thirty feet. Engineer Schneider, who was in the engine house pumping water, was bsdly hurt but stood at his post, bravely opening the valves, shutting off the steam and drawing the tires. He is badly cut about the head. The city jail was demolished and the boiler house at the water works wrecked. The loss is several thousand dollars.

Wet. Below. Sab Fbabcisco, December 5. Forecast Light rains in Southern California; light snows in Southern Nevada. Halt at Peaee.

Fabis, December 5. Lemonier, president of the International League of Peace, is dead. ON RECORD. PROBATK FKOCEKDIITOS. Estate of Ootlob Daviedes.

deceased, de cree assigning to widow. Louise DarviedeS. east of southeast section 27, township i soutn, range east, Murray township. ASSIGNMENT. O.

Walter Dearborn to Mary wife of uavid: r. carncK. assigns 3ttt id, from Acgui XMUiy sixw. ASRXEHKKT. Georee W.

Hoauet with E. wife of Edward L. Hallowell, to convey lot 7, block J. to. uciuraui trace, Oakland town ship; 2000.

HOHXSTXAS. Christine, wife of George W. Phelps, lot 20, block 7, Daley's Scenic Park, Berkeley, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Winter James Lawton, 8an Jose George W. Conawav.

Ban Francisco: Mrs. L. DnseaberrV, Oakland. VreUm u. it.

Cramm, Mrs. Cramm, Tacoma; H. A. Griggs, Boston; A. M.

Lavm. Ogden: T. Watt. St Helena: F. P.

Adams, btockton; J. Keep, Mills College; fcV 1). Morris, wife and child, Toledo: Mr. and Airs. J.

a ura an. Sacramento: A. Thomas, Santa Rosa; Mr. and Mrs. M.

T. Marshall. Ugden. Albany Uarrv iv. Ilanson.

Salt Lake: John 1), Sibley, San Jose; C. A. Dunbar. ixs Anteies: i umar, nenver: u. it.

City: Charles Harris, Colorado: George A warden, a. is. lieu, uakiand J. a. hieneei.

Salt Lake City R. Brown and wife, city is. w. uias, umana; it. A.

xee, city. Brother Asnbroee's Residence Bnrned Brother Ambrose's residence at 815 Jack son street wss totally destroyed by hre at 3 o'clock this morning. The house and contents, valued at 2300, are in total ruins, the occupants being scarcely able to save their personal effects. The fire was occa stoned by the explosion of a gasoline lamp. xne property was partly insured.

Pacific Lodge No. 7, A. O. U. W.

Officers and members are hereby notified to meet at Fraternal Hall, on Washington street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Sunday.1 December 6. 1891. at r. to at tend the funeral of eur late brother William Hornby.

Fines for non attendance of the i i J. D. HAINES, M. C. P.

Griswold, Recorder. WHAT SHALL. I BUY roa a CHRISTMAS PRESENT Is a puzzling question. Step into one of the GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA COMPANY'S STORES and tbe pnzzle will be eolved. Look at the array of Din ner.

Tea and Chamber Sets, the endless varietv of Bisane Fieures. Vsses and Fancv Ornaments of every description, retailed at wholesale prices. We defy competition. because we import in cargo lots to supply our forty-fife stores. SPECIAL SALE! Tea Sets, 44 pieces .2 75 Tea Sets, hand painted, gold lined.

44 pieces 4 75 Chamber Sets, white 1 SO Chamber Sets, decorated 1 9n Uinner bets, aecoraiea. ior Dinner Sets, decorated, for 12 persons. 10 00 Fancv Cups and Saucers 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c Fancy P.ates 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c Fancv Mugs 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c. 25c Water Seta 25c, 50c, SL10, $1.35, $1.85 Tea and cake sets 2oc and 35c A thousand other articles at qaally low prices. A PERFECT CUP OF COFFEE is a Luxury The Great Amebicax lupoBTntG Tea.

Compact's Mocha akd Java. I When yon wish a cup of tea that is deli cious and absolutely pure, try onr FUSE SUN CUBED TEAS, imported only by the Great American Im porting Tea Company, bee and taste for yourself. See the beautiful, useful and ornamental Presents selected for our patrons. CBEATIMEBIGiR IHPOBTIXB TEA CO. 917 BROADWAY n.rT.vn 1307 8 AN PABLO AVE.

OaKLASD. 8 6 East Twelfth btxeet. East Oakland. Cor. Park St.

and Alameda ave. Alameda. Concert and Entertainment AT- Y. M. C.

A. HALL Corner Clay aad Twelfth Streets, ok I mi Tuesday ETenlllg DOC 8th, Under the auspices of Y. P. of First United Presbyterian Church. The Programme will be varied aad eatertata- ing.

wixouDciBg Hr. Findlay McGregor, i vha will a aaalated bv the foUowlna- talents I ladies andaentlemea: ladies and gentlemen: MISS LOTTO C0LL1805. Eoprano, KIB3 HILDA COLLI SON. Contralto, KS. JAMES SMITH.

Elocutionist, MASTXJt ADAX a. KOXP. the Boy Piper (Twelve years dL) PROP. JAKES A. KERB, Pianist.

AdmisaioSi 3Se. BeessvedSeaia SO. Performanee at r. sr. 'Doors epea at 730: MOm WAiniO "7 ANTED' TO BORROW -gl500 FOR TWO years oa vs acres ot land Baa Jose, KnaoL Alameda county.

Mission Address Auta box a uus aac. Bi Sues tfea Oakland Water Frcat Caopanj 'for Damages. Tne Title to th Disputed Water aTront rrsMttr WUl How Decided' by the Coart The war on the water-front will prob ably be settled without bloodshed. J. P.

Dmeron, who Is makingr-the fight against the Oakland Water Front. will not take an army of men to tbe front and try and regain possession Of tbe disputed marsh land by force. He prefers to appeal to the courts for relief. Tbis afternoon a complaint was filed in the Superior Court wherein J. P.

Dameron. tiza May. the Shoal water Bay and Eastern Oyster Company sued the Oakland Water Front ComDanv. the Oakland Gas. Licbt and Heat Company, E.

H. Wooisey el al. to recover possession of the marsh land situated between Brush and Castro streets on the water front. Mr. Dameron and his colleagues declare that for twenty vears they and their predecessors have held open and notorious possession of the land in question.

is asserted that last momn tne upland Water Front Company took, forcible possession of the Isnd end now refuse to allow the plaintiffs to enter thereon. The plsintiQs demand 510.000 damages and the restitution of tbe premises. Chicago Markets. Chicago, iDecember 5. Close Wheat.

easy; cash, December, January, 9Qi; May. VJyi. Corn, firm; cash. i74; January, 42J442 May, 43 bid. Oats, steady; cash 32; January, 31; May, 52; Pork, steady: cash, $8 January, $11 12ll 15: May, $11 GJ; Lard, steady; cash, $6(39 67; January, $615617H: Msy.6 50; Barlev, 59W.

Are You in the Swim READ "THE WYE." Some of This Week's Features: Justice Beatty'a Solemnity Why he did not laugh at Pearson's story. 'Oakland Happenings Affairs among the local 400. The Mantle of jDharity Does it cover bad base ball. Police Possibilities Some reminis- ences of past Commissioners. President Stetson's Departure Why he talks of going to Europe.

Price's Pacific Club An old broker story retold. A Grand Juryman Expert Mr. Scully's opinion on books. Some Bonanza Law Contests Plaintiff Fox as a poet. The latest and best short stories.

Local and general news of interest. See the picture of K. P. Hammond. 'The Wayeloiisfor All! -For a Ltrie and Complete Line of 10 CD Ui Z3 a.

ci CD 1 to C73 V) CALL AT- WALTER ftlEESE'S, 907-909 Washington Bet. 8 9th, Oakland. A.U.RUGG&CO. "Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Domestic Coals WOOD, KiY, GRAIfUHD FEED, PLASTER, CEtaEHT, ETC. Wtarf ami Bnniers; foot Elghieeatli Aie, OFFICES 1155 Twenty-Third Avbw.

Oakland 415 Montzomery San Francisco. FOB SAl.E-MlBi;SLLNEi)C9. I7OR SALE CART AKD HARXEcS. NEARLY new: splendid hoi se. 3 years cid; w.

11 take I Jl.O cash. Call at Mnrtin'a stable, between I Weft aad Maraet, oa Seventeenth streer, Oak-i land, j- I PKB40NALS. MY BOTANICAL MEDICINE THROWS OUT liver calls; no fever: no la crippe; pnre blood, vlca versa. R8, M. L.

WU1I.S 1372 Twelfth avenae. last Oakland. rCRNISHSD R0018TH RKNT. TV18 RENT TWO BEAUTIFULLY FUR- JJ nished connecting 100ms: front; snn all day; 120; separate kitchen if desired; gas, etc. Address 930 Brush street.

FKUALK HELP WASTED. A GENERAL SERVANT IN A SMALL FAM-lly. Apply to MRS. MILLS, CoU.ge Way, Bear 6hattook avennw. Berkeley.

WANTED A NFA GIRL BETWEEN 14 and 16 years oi ae to assist in general honsework. Apply at Adeline street. innAlaTED A COMPETENT SCAN DIN A-Y van or German girl for general house- worlrt muit be good coox waxes KiS. Annlv on flea mont uaoie uoa aad Itayo Vista avenues. on PledmoaTCable Road, corner of Oakland HOUSES TO, lge.

a KENT. tfJlH-NIAT COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS, LARGE U1U lot and baro; street work done; Union, aear Thirtv-second street; very ch. jcl Key at oSca oIH.lL CAMERON, 479 Ninth street Oakland, 1 LUST AND FOUND. LOOT A MEMORANDUM BOOK MEDIUM-ale, eo or black; lost la Oakland or on San Leandro rrittd; containing- some notes of no vain to owner.

Return same to thia olnee and reeeive reward. LOST-ON THURSDAY EVENING, IN. THE Telegraph arenu. ers or on the aveune. Bear Nineteenth street, a pure eontaing money and a ring wit a atone, valuable as a keepsake Will the finder pleat return to toil Office and reteiv reward.

Homes. to $250. Down. 1 Tr wlo iuvru. to pay for them before the Come at once, before prices down and 5 per month.

ST. WAT8CTK. 13L 23 FINEST OLD alifofoia WW 1.13. FROM KED M005TAI8 YINEYARD. RfC.mmTirtea by (hfi Best PbTticiftDi oi the btate tor Medicinal Purpose ZINFANOEL CLARKT ANfiEI-ICA ViN I MUCATliL i FOKT FROXtlOS A ii GUAPi.

BRANDY pur pal. T5c ti $1 01 aoc (S i ii Ot) (5 i (4 1 or 1 i a i 1 oo a 3i 2 4 ll 3 01 2 5 14 Wt4 4 RIESLING BRANDY (1S75) per sal. FACTORY! Oakland, $200 TRY JpfSpli' USB (ffh HISSED TO, If wmm a caWl HSeK wfeSi Webster, Oakland. kLUJATlO.AHL. (Socccasor to Depus a avdelotti.) Bnsinesst Collejje Tn mrs roi.i.FfjE ixstruct nr Bhorthiirtd.Trpe Writinr.

Book-kMTln; Telecrsnhv. PenmanahlD. Drawlnp. al! th. Rn rlish branches, snd everrthint T-ortalaint' to i bosinerr, for six fall monfin.

We have six teen teachers, ana givs UMtrBcaoa to nil onr pnpils BEnD SCHOOL cf PHYSICAL CULTUHE PAUL aki i TrxcTm. yERiJlNAND XiSCHEB. Txcnzn CI maw Uit LsoIm. UentWiofs. Bnr aad eirls 'fiiTaia Jemoui all irlnda of Phynca Fene'r-.

rin? Sninsin; ialtar Grtunatlics. p. cj.lt. Cid! or address PAUL I IH. 'KP VptTW m-rnwwT fclite gb (ft i CASH! S5 a Month.

Each tra. will; estate of W. H. Creed, estate of f. -M.

Chaffee, notions; estate 01 r. Koblnson, will; estate of A. Steele, return on ale estate of A. Valdee, letters; estate of C. will; estate of R.

Gunn, account; estate of F.D. Ann win; Lnndsav vs. Jaaranau, oeB. i Bsyless vs. McGovem, demurrer: Bougsrt va jJougart, demurrer; OskUnd Paring Company tl cCor.

demnrrert fiHsfoas vs. McCsnn. ae- marrer; Goodman va Berry man. demurrer; Quigley vs. Creditors, meettnff; Keed vs.

Wail, injunction; Beach va Creditors: mont Cable Company, to strike out; Town of nan ieauaro vs. emita, mouou; iuuiij Lorenzo, appeal: LIUetrren va. Llljegren. mo tion; iitanley va Swetney, demurrer; Ingram va Glaize, demurrer; Howell vs. Baker, demur- Department 8, Judge Eiiswortn aiaiioa a.

UmM VilnoaHi'ii trial: GalletTOa VS. A VI- wira. examination of debtor: Gill vs. Wall; to how canse: HeDburn va His Creditors, hesr- inr! Kii-ai Haathern Pacific company, mo- tlon: miav va dim uuwiks! rtf.hall dfmnrrer: Brenele VS. Skilling.

demurrer; Brennan vs. Amador Marble Company, demurrer; segonrney va Farmer, i antetamtrr vs. Berrvman, ae- nnrr Knhn aemaiicr. aki va Dnnrmon. demnrrer: McGovern vs.

Lloyd, de murrer; Scbmitt vs. Holland, demurret: estate nf a. ITracke. homestead: estate of K. M.

O'Donnell, letters; estate oi a. acuouni, estate of Coney, to snow cause; estate ui a. A. Hull, account, estate of R. K.

Cole, mt Mtate of w. McXeei. win: estate ot J. Abrens, guaraian; efitaie oi j. nuiauu, icw.

eute of C. G. Green, letters: Grenebaum va Hunt Hmiirrir: Porter n. Bnrnham. demur rer: Ault va Payne, motion; Bchmitt va Bouth- 1 era Pacific Company, motion; Sllva va Kuel- ing, motion; People va cooxen, aemurrcr; BUek vs.

CrsiK. trial to be set; Farrell va Par- rell; demnrrer. AN OFFICIAL EDICT. Bea-nlation Kexardlog she Eighth Street Bride. The Board of PabUc Works held a special 1 meeting at noon today, to decide what should be done regarding the track- laying of the Sessions-Vandercook road on the Eirhth street bridge.

The matter was well discussed, and on it being sbown that the franchise granted to the company bv tbe Conncil nailed for tne rails to be ID tne center of the bridge a resolution wss passed directing the Snnerintendent of Streets to take measures to prevent violation of the ordi nance. Tbe matter win be brought np at the meeting oi the Council on Monday evening. THE RELIANCE CLUB. Arrangements Completed for the Bex- Ing Exhibition. The directors of the Reliance Athletic Club have completed arrangements for the boxing ex hibition to be held at their rooms next Monday night The event of tbe evening will be sa eieht-round contest between Smith and Psse, both professionals.

The men are said to be clever with tbe mittens, and an interesting battle ia sromised. There will be several contests between local men who are seek ing honors in the rinse. COURT NOTES. L.G. Burpee has commenced a suit against H.

Alexander and I. Alexander to recover $425 on a promissory note assigned to the plaintiff by the First National Bank. C. Emlav Sons, the insolvent debtors. have filed an answer to the opposition to their discharge made by Mam Winchesters.

They deny that they swore falsely to their petition in insolvency or concealed any of their property. The estate of tbe Leggatt minors has been appraised at $800. J. H. Keinhardt, the man from Napa who interfered with the jurors in the Uowell case, Was committed to the Agnews Insane Asylum yesterday afternoon.

Ihe divorce case of Mathilda Eichen-berzer aealnst Lambert Eicbenbereer has been referred to the Court Commissioner to take testimony. John House has been lodged in tbe Coun ty Jail on a. charge of burglary. He is accused of stealing hides from G. W.

Wittis at Haywards. The Grand Jury will meet again next Tuesday. LICENSED TO MARRY. KAMK. BESIDENCX.

Andrew Hofrenberg, San Jose. Emma Lester, San Jose Fred H. Garland, Oakland Harriet E. Johnson, Oakland AGE. ftl 61 24 20 45 36 31 .....32 27 23 George Barnard, San Francisco.

Martha J. Russell, San William H. McCrimmon. Oakland, Kettie E. Fuller, Oakland John H.

Grabau, Llvennore Frederica Colldeweich, Livermore. Manuel Amaro, Oakland Marie Souza, Oakland .....28 19 Elks Lodro of Sorrow, Hamilton Hall is being decorated today for the Lodge of Sorrow to be held there tomorrow at 2 p. m. by Oakland Lodge of Elks. All are Invited, no Invitations being issued.

The beantifnl services of the order will be Riven witn tier. a. u. Bane as cnapiain. The follow ing is the order of exercises: Organ voluntary.

Miss Constance Jordan; opening service, Oakland Lodge; "Bock of Ages," (Dudley Bnck), quartet; response, Officer Lodge; opening ode Oakland Lodse; invocation, Bev. A. tenor solo. William Wood Introductory address, George E. De Goiia; contralto folo.

Miss Lena Carroll; eulogy, George Allen Watsou; "Cast Thy Burden on the Lord" (Mendelssohn) quartet; eulogy. Dr. J. M. Young: doiology, audience; benediction, Kev.

A. C. Bane. To Wed. -Edear A.

Matthews will be married Tues day next to Miss Katharine Dart, daughter of Mrs. H. A. Dart. The ceremony will take place at the residence ot tbe bride's mother.

1129 Myrtle street at 12:30 r. after which the newly-wedded couple will leave for the Del Monte Hotel, Monterev. Wiietameior Was III. Some time since it was reported that Henry i uicuiucicr, uirieeuiu eireei taiior, CSu left the city, that his place had been attached and et on Hre. Mr.

Wischmeter called at Thi '1 bTevne oftlce roday, to state that he bad not Yfusn away from Oakland, bnt wan aick in Dr. Woolaey's hospital, and is now doiDsxbnslneaa oa Broadway. Lost Hia Reason. William Powers, who for some time past has been driving an expresa wagon for Quigley, was taken to the City Hall this afternoon and booked on suspicion of insanity. Officer Wil liams found him at the corner of 8eventh street and Broadway, where he was wanderine around and talking la an aimless manner.

He la 3a years of age. Ready for Action. Kow that the weather is fair work will very "ri rTJ3'- Oakland. If you want to see a flue piece of land and enjoy some fine climate just take a stroll out to the park some sunny afternoon. A Mills Seminary.

Professor Barnard of Lick Observatory lectured Thursday evening at Mills College upuu vua luujKt: -nenni visual ana rnoto- graphic Astronomy." The leetnri was illus- iwi wsi uu iivisvvmwu waavwex VilB AM of a good audience at Alius. Bfallle'a BtblM. EL K. Ninear and Eskalmaa each worked yesterday on the cottage building for the Tyrrell orphans, putting on sheathiag and fthtMrt anil AMtlfav th wfnnw cottage ia ow atnaiaf shape, and when, com- A CaaisTiAjr Schseibee offers a Tery large and elegant line of fancy chairs and parlor furniture, suitable for holiday presents, at ery low prices. All articles purchased before Christmas may remain at the store nn- iii wanteo, ana wm be delivered re of charge to any part of Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and Ban Francises -xiz CHntsTXAsr ScwaxtBEk.

1064-1070 Broadway. N. B. Store opes evenings. -1 a.

tfce Heat Twe tVaeka Ostlr. ISeW fine upright pianos for $235. spot cash, at Otrard's Piano House, Breed way ana ourteeuta street, The last of Mr. 'Wendte's musical lee-tares at tbe First Unitarian Church on Eanday erenlng called out a large crowd. The programme opened with an organ selection from BeethoTen played by Professor E.

vVon Adelnng, alter which the coneregTifion sanrf Haydn's hymn, -Hurs-ley led by Charlea Cusbing, who played the cornet 'X x- iiiss Florence Fletcher played two violin numbers, an Andante by Mendelssohn and an "Allegro" by Each. young Jady diaplays' good technical ability and plsys with muctt feeling. Her upper tones are true and clear, bat lack in resonance and "carrying power-" The quartet, composed of thr Misses Sophie Newland and Lena Carroll and William Wood and Harry Melvin, rendered "Cast Thy Borden Upon the Lord, and Come Every OneTbatTnirsteth' from Eli jah, anoVSines by Man Came Deatn," from the Masiah. in a very artistic manner. The first number was yery acceptably sung despite an evident nervousness upon me part of the singers.

Miss Kewland'i beautiful legato singing was weu exhibited in her singing of Ivord, Correct Me," from Handel's opera of MnaUto. Miss Carroll, despite a bad cold, sang "He Was Despised'f; witlt a depth of feeling that held the audience spellbound, Seldom have I known such absolute silence in an audience during tha singing of a number. Mr. Wood ininroves steadily. His voice always was good and his interpretations musicianly, but I was not prepared tor tne increased power his voice showed in his singing of cBe Thou Faithful Unto Death," from SL Paul Mr.

Melrin was also a sufferer from a cold, but managed to fill tbe nriitnrinm with his voice. He sang Isis and Osiris," from Mozart's opera, The Magic Flute 7 Mfia Constance Jordan accompanied the voices in her usual splendid manner, and Mrs. A. L. Goturson did very eifectlve arnrk in aceonrcanvine the violin numbers.

The musical programir was under the itireetion of Francis Stuart Alfred Willie's operatio quartet has been niMtinr with SDlendid success in tbe soBtherajparf of the 8Ute. Miss Carrie Northsy-Ilomt birmtds a hit wherever "she has sang. At Ban Diego, where the first Mrformanee was given, the house was packed and good houses greeted the singers at ATVeTSiae, Ml AOgetes auu uvum hmuh. At Blverside tne company was eniertainea by Ed. Humphreys, a prominent orange rower of that place, who will be remem bered bv many Oaktandeni as an accoiu piished musician.

He once visited this city and was the guest of Harry H. Law-reooe. Jerome Porter of this city is the basso of Mr. Okie's quartet. Oakland talent seems to be in demand at Ran Jose, On Thanksgiving evening sev eral Of our vocalists took part in a concert in that eitv.

and now Miss Dora tioodseii. Miss Emily Lawrence aad H. H. Lawrence nave oeen engagea ior a very sweu concert down there. Mis.

Jerome Porter who is highly praised as a singer, is taking Miss Northey's place in Ben Clark's choir at the First Presby-erian Church during tbe last-named lady's absence, a ttsx tain It is expected that the concert to be given by the Starr King Fraternity, this evening, in memoriam of Wolfgang Amaasas Moiart, wilt be Tery Interesting. Miss Louise M. Brack gained new laurels '-at the concert, last evening. Kobert Lloyd's society, the Harmony Choral Union, will give an invitation concert at Odd Fellowsr Hall, Ban! Francisco, on Monday evening, December Mtlu The society is making wonderful progress under the baton, of clever young musician, snd new singers are constantly enrolling tiiem selves under Mr. Lloyd's direction.

The Sunday School Orchestra of the First Congregational Church gave a concert last evening in the large auditorium of the church and bad the satisfaction of playing for a large and unusually enthu-siaatio audience. In criticising a performance like last 1 evening's on must remember that the performers are nearly all amateurs and judge accordingly. Judged according to tiie amateur standard the affair was very creditable. -5 4 I must ssy I was agreeably surprised in AlexT. Btewart, the young conductor of the society.

He handled the baton like a veteran and had quite good control over his players, Mr. Stewart does great credit to his teacher, Mr. The orchestral numbers were a march from EafTs Xenors Symphony Would That My JLove, (with cornet duet br Miss Lulu Wood and Mr. Cushing) and "Spring Bong." Mendelssohn; Fruhling-s; Jyll-r the Intermezzo from Cavalleria Lustieana, -by Maseazni; the Minuetto from Hsydens "Military Symphony," and Eilenberg'S plpulsr 'Mill in the Forest," wtich, even.thongh it was the last number cd tbe programme was redemanded by the Miss M. Louise Breck created a sensation ty her lovely appearance before she sang a rote, and then her rendering, of pretty Utile 'Spring Song" by Coenen, quite won the hearts of tbe audience.

As an encore she sane "Vanitv Fair. itobert Lloyd, the popular baritone, made tbe hit of -the evening in Sullivan's "Lost Chord," which, he sang with, violin ana 'cello obligates played by Messrs, C. C. and R. Tarndley.

This was magnificently sung but would have produced a much belter effect if the young gentlemen had not attempted to play so loud that the audience could not hear the singer. The cold Oakland audience woke up and gave Mr. Lloyd a rousing double encore, making him sing Milton Welliog's pretty ballad, "Golden" Love," twice. Miss Constance Jordan accompanied both vocalists. Ia a eon venation which 1 had with lir.

Lloyd, after the concert, he was warm in his praises of Miss Jordan's work as acompanist. William Wallace who made his debut as a violinist shows promise of being a player some day. His tone is good, and he has much enthusiasm and good musical instinct; but he made a great mistake in trring to play so difficult a number as the "ionvenir de Haydn." He was nervous, ss was expected, and played very much czt of tune, part of the time. As an en-r re, Mr. Wallace played a well-known a H.

Yarndley, the 'cellist dBu-t zt also shows great promise of being a ti isme time, On the whole, the cert vrs.3 very good judged, as 1 said at aust, from an amateur standpoint. i of the Ensemble Qub are assiduously. The next concert 1 3 oi the 10th instant. Stephen Wi Leach will have the musical portion ot the sa Club's "Christmas Chirps." i 3 1 Axatxcb. COriiT CALENDAR.

rr-AT, SXCEX8XB 7ra. a ire Greene Ferris va Per- 1 raving Company vs, John-Marry va Nnnes motion; oion; Dlcksoa va, Dick-i vi Jackson, demnrrer: at, petition estate of 4 of iL W.A-Nabl, xcira, petition; estate of Si. Ormis, vUl; w.ii; estate of E. case, tf J. Adams, sale; Sierrlman vs.

it vs. Laymance, motion, -Estate of M. estate; estate of Situated Near San Leandro Road, Between Rloss and Seminary Avenues. $2 58 PlS gallon. POBT.

dot 5 00 5 50 5U 6 3 at "S.VWtOO 3 5 4 (X SO'-' 4 50 4 01' 4 00 gai. Tc 1 GC FROM 'QS AN ZtSFANBEL GITELAN'D WIIiTE WINE ANGELIC VIN DEORO P.EI8LINO KEISLINO WHITE WfcJB UOCk GOOD TABIjE CLAUE1'. $75, i 1'ure Wine Vinegar, 25c per sal RED MOUNTAIN VINEYARD, Situated in the Footfcilli. Staniilaat Couaty. A Cornwftt te on the gruoff and its product ys: "It seem imnoMlblS that bettsr VT.c or Br: rouid tr maie than tba.

nrluce3 at tbe Ke1 Mour.latn Vioeyard." It iv e'iB 'o" 1 liat i he oil cf is vio7ard It vo caulc iu Its arila, aad bsnot prodccc 1 3 f. ady in the htgt kt dcKrec of perlL-ctioa. VV. M. WATSON C3.

ic00 The AmeiiicEin Css lactone Company (INCORPORATED.) B. HARRUP, President. W. B. WIGHTMA.N, W.

B. HAMILTON. Sscratary. W. A.

JACOBS, Vice fresident Manager. W. A. KENNEY, Treasurer. MANUFACTURERS OF THE OHLY AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE on the Paific Coast LOTS Only $150 ti ONLY $10 Balance, Large CORNER Near Oakland and Biggest Bargains ever offered WORTH DOUBLE Only $500 to $650 per Acre JU For Ligritlns Subur.

ban Residences, Fact' torles anil FuUlio Buildings; also for Cooking and Heating Stoves, Asbestos Grates and" Gas En, etnes, and for any and all purposes that Coal, Gascsn be used. l' ii property held at $1000 per Acre. Compare Prices and you will buy Everett Tract Lots Over half of this tract sold within ten days. Ilay wards New Electric Road. in Oakland in Cheap Lots.

THE MONEY NOW! in Subdivisions; other acreage iiilR; For Farther Particulars Apply at OFFICE AND No. 318 Seventh Strest, For Circulars and Full Particulars Call at the Office of CiiOT3 6rH PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE. 2fWe re the cn)f bouse In Oakland carrying a complete line or WOODEN MANTELS. KATES, TILES. OAS FIXTURES, ETtt Frtoes lo wer than In San Francisco.

Examine our stoclc before buylngv fe -ALL H. 110BERT3 1227 BroadwayFardee Block 460 IIIHTH STREET, OAKLAIID. mm-.